List of Foldabots by Month

This is a list of Foldabots and Lutabots released by month every year.

As of October 28, 2016, there are **149** Foldabots that has been released.

## Notes

* Foldabots Toy Book releases are included in the list.
* There are notes on every year which indicates special things such as Foldabot upgrades, etc.
* Each Foldabots linked here will lead to their K-Zone iterations. However new Foldabots and Lutabots released in Foldabots Toy Book are marked in **bold**.

## Foldabots by Month

### 2006

This is the year where the Foldabots are first released on K-Zones.

* May: Buhawi
* June: Patrol
* July: Astig
* August: Bangis
* September: Kalasag
* October: Metrotren
* November: Kislap
* December: Liyab

### 2007

this is the year where the Foldabot Combiners are introduced.

* January: Tikbalang
* February: Nuno with P.U.N.S.O.
* March: Manananggal
* April: Kapre and Higantechron
* May: Lupet with Uwak
* June: Karera
* July: Siklab
* August: Ukay
* September: Tutubi
* October: Alon & Agos and Elementron
* November: Siklo
* December: Pasada

### 2008

this is the last year we will see hand drawn Foldabots. This is also the first year we will see metallic modified Foldabots and this is the year where they released the first Foldabots Toy Book which the Toy Book contains a total of 7 Foldabot upgrades, 6 combiner Foldabot upgrades (including the combined form) in the Toy Book. This is also the year where the monthly Foldabots Comics are released.

* January: Berdugong
* February: Tentaclones 1 & 2
* March: Alona
* April: Butandrone and Aquatikron
* May: Kidlat
* June: Ramo
* July: Kuwago
* August: Kagat
* September: Kalaw
* October: Lu-Sho
* November: Tamarax and Gubatron
* December: Astig: Christmas Edition

### 2009

Foldabots: now on glossy cardboard. This is the introduction of 4 metallic Foldabots, 10 combiner Foldabots (including the combined form) and 1 Foldabot upgrades. This is the first year Lutabots (known by the name Mechanoid Lutants back then) appeared in the Toy Book.

* January: Sapotron
* February: Alita
* March: Patibong
* April: Higadrone
* May: Alakdan and Mikrokosmos
* Special issue: Dakotron
* June: Kulog
* July: Lobo and Bakunawa Dragon
* August: Sugod
* September: Tusok
* October: Bato
* November: N/A
* December: Talim
* **Foldabots Toy Book 2: Delubyo, Sigwa**

### 2010

This is the year where Lutabots were now introduced. It has 6 combiner foldabots upgrades (including combined form) Foldabot upgrades, new Foldabots, and 3 new Lutabots in the Toy Book.

* January: Dagundong and Saurotron
* February: Tambak
* March: Sagip
* April: Trosotron
* May: Rangkada
* June: Guhitron
* July: Sulatron
* August: Pangil
* September: Sisid
* October: Umbok
* November: Kalmot
* December: Sungay/Sungay (2010) and Yelotron
* **Foldabots Toy Book 3: Sundo, Konkretron, Pison, Xi-Takk**

### 2011

2011 is a Lutabots Special and it has 6 Foldabots reissued into (atleast 5 of them were turned in the comics) Lutabots, 10 combiner Foldabot upgrades (including the combined forms), Lutabot Combiner Member, and a new Foldabot exclusive in the Toy Book. This is the year where they released Foldabots Chronicles series. A comic book of reissued and rewritten and redrawn comics strips in monthly Foldabots comics.

* January: Busado
* February: Rumbado
* March: Bangga
* April: Bunggo
* May: Riles and Komyutatron
* June: Gaseratron
* July: Kuryenticon
* August: Amihanator
* September: Tigastron and Kontrolion
* October: Pollenator
* November: Bangas
* December: Tipaklone
* **Foldabots Toy Book 4: Landas, Buhatron**

### 2012

2012 is a Lutabots Special and it has four new Foldabots, 2 upgraded Foldabots that is exclusive to the Toy Book.

* January: Mothara
* February: Bugbog and Pestetron
* March: Rojotron
* April: Verdetron
* May: Violeta
* June: Azurenator and Sporticus
* July: Kalawang
* August: Tetanoc
* September: Wa-Sakk
* October: Du-Rogg
* November: Apoy
* December: Sunog
* **Foldabots Toy Book 5: Tu-Lock, Tinidrone, Karga, Barena**

### 2013

Over at least 9 Foldabots fill out the k-zone slots this year, and a Lutabot Combiner designed by a Foldabots fan only exclusive to Toy Book 6, and also 1 Foldabot upgrade.

* January: Usok
* February: Baga
* March: Abominator and Magmatron
* April: Bughaw
* May: Harurot
* June: Machete
* July: Maneho
* August: Rampa
* September: Pag-Asa
* October:' Asero
* November: Tulos
* December: Lakbay
* **Foldabots Toy Book 6: Pedring, Sendong, Ondoy, Ruping, Bagsik, Stormicus, Ultimate Agimat Buhawi**

### 2014

Introduction of Nu-Sho, a Foldabot turned into Lutabot exclusive on the Toy Book.

* January: Elesiyo
* February: Batikron
* March: Musang
* April: Gaspang
* May: Talas
* June: Kagwang and Likastron
* July: Gahaman
* August: Pinsala
* September: Gambala
* October: Salanta
* November: Panganib
* December: Trosonator
* **Foldabots Toy Book 7: Nu-Sho**

### 2015

6 (including the combined form) combiner Lutabots were turned into Foldabots released on the Toy Book.

* January: Naranja
* February:Gadya
* March: Leonator
* April: Komando
* May: Baluti
* June: Tindig
* July: Zootron
* August: Bisig
* September: Butas
* October: Hataw
* November: Pollunator
* December: Toxicus
* **Foldabots Toy Book 8: Rojotron, Verdetron, Violeta, Azurenator, Buhatron, Sporticus**

### 2016

this is the last year for Foldabots to appear on k-Zone.

* January: Anino
* February: Sin-Dakk
* March: Dilim
* April: Kadena
* May: Karo
* June: Aninotron
* July: Sigg-Nal
* August: Buhos
* Special Event in Oct. 28, 2016 at SM Megamall: Tagas and Electricus