Glorbs

Glorbs are an energy source introduced in OK K.O.! Let's be Heroes created by the President of the Universe to make life extra fun. It was even used to give artificial beings life as an everlasting battery. However, through the course of the show, it was sought by Shadowy Figure, heroes, and villains alike as a power amplifier, granting them a boost in strength and granting them new abilities. Using too much at once caused characters to go Turbonic; an enhanced, edgier version of themselves (i.e. Fink and T.K.O.). However, in the Toon Wars, these were frequently used to aid in experiments by the Syndicate or supercharge the Toon Force's less capable fighters. As the war broke out, Calamitous in particular sought to recreate the Morphoid formula using Glorbs sold on the black market while also creating new creatures and machines with them. One of which would be seen years later in Crossover Forces as the Formicidae, and another, General Trial, created from heaping amounts of Glorbs to produce the ultimate opponent of the Toon Force.

In Crossover Forces, Cyber Catra used a ton of Glorbs to give herself extra power while stationed in the Invincible, losing her supply when Tulip, Dementia, and Dr. Flug disabled the pumping station. Though compared to her style seen in She-Ra, it seems they didn't give her too much, if any power than she already had. Nevertheless, she was more than prepared to handle the New Toon Force when they arrived to stop her. Later, 505 uses more glorbs to turn himself into an unhinged monster and attacks Armorclops, but was killed when the Invincible crashed into him.

### Rogue Glorb

Not long after the war, Professor Venomous rediscovered an abandoned Syndicate base that contained remnants of failed experiments. Including a live substance labeled, "Rogue Glorb." It appeared as a gelatinous mass of colorful matter that was self replicating like the Morphoids. However, its instability forced the Syndicate to put it in storage in a small capsule in hopes of eventually perfecting the formula. When Venomous brought the substance to Jimmy Neutron, he found that the Rogue Glorb had achieved a degree of sentience over the years, trying and failing to break out of its container. When Jimmy accidentally knocked it over, the creature within broke out and expanded to toppling heights in an attempt to absorb its surroundings within itself. This confirmed to Jimmy that the Rogue Glorb doesn't grant the user any power, but instead steals their own for itself. With help from their allies, Jimmy and Venomous were able to contain the creature, now having a better understanding of how it operates and how to destroy it. When it broke loose again, however, it winded up getting caught in one of the Universe Portal Machines in Toon City, resulting in a teleporter malfunction that split and eradicated the substance down to the cellular level.

This would not be the end of the Rogue Glorb, having the last of its live cells scattered across a mirror version of the Toonverse and other universes. Though never in the destructive capacity it was originally intended for. Anais Watterson, one of the ones who contained the creature, last noted that the original traits of regular Glorbs seem to have remained within the Rogue Glorb, taking its victims and humorously tickling them with its self generating appendages in a joyful manner rather than the destructive way in which people had used it during the war. As a result, this variant became relatively harmless after its scattering from the Toonverse.

## Trivia

* Thanks to their similar sounding names, characters from Nicktoons frequently said "Glob" instead of "Glorb" by accident.
* Due to its scattering, characters from other people's portfolios, usually those found on Deviantart, are often subjected to the substance's antics, exploiting its ticklish nature. Its safe to say when Frozarburst first made this, he regretted it immediately. **OOPSIES** on his behalf I guess.