One of them, however, was reused for a secret Syndicate project named BorgCys, which housed the apply-named bio-machines. Fortunately, thanks to the strategic planning of the Toon Force, they were able to commence a lengthy assault on the docking bays where they took to destroying 4 of the core ships while the other two barely managed to escape. Due to slow deployment and insufficient defense, the remaining vessels were quickly discarded. In total, only 6 of them were created for an army of over 198,000,000 attack bots. This quickly became a top priority for the heroes as, according to Jimmy Neutron by observation of the schematics provided by Enterra Drive Yards, every one of these ships made for at least 33 million of the Toybots.

While the Toon Force initially thought the last of the Toybots were located on Volcano Island, which forced the Syndicate to use reserve robots in the opening of the Jack arc, these core ships contained hundred thousands of war machines making for entire legions. Though, to their dismay, this was still easy to stumble upon being located in the same region as the original Toyco Outlet. With the destruction of King Goobot V's central fleet in the Nicktoons Saga, the explosion of the then Syndicate-occupied Volcano Island in the Gumball Saga, and the defeat of the Syndicate founders in the Samurai Jack Saga, the remainder of their army were forced to hide these core ships in an area obscure to the Toon Force.

In the advent of the Toon Wars, The Yokians used their egg-shaped cargo ships as a substitute transport for the Syndicate, who lacked a proper space vessel to rely on if their portal technology failed.

War ship toon