As Crazy Frog founded Boss Drone's controller for the Dancing Robots. In this part of the video, Boss Drone with the Dancing Robots are trying to get Crazy Frog, but at some point, Boss Drone hits his head onto a part of the huge robot. Crazy Frog found out about a huge robot, that's being created by the Dancing Robots.Īs the Crazy Frog went on the ground of the water, Boss Drone saw him and ordered the Dancing Robots to get him. As above them, Crazy Frog is fishing.Ĭrazy Frog's hook was stuck, as Crazy Frog went inside the water. Making it look like the Crazy Frog and the Robots are having a duo.īoss Drone's last appearance is in another Crazy Frog's music video " Popcorn".In this music video, Dancing Robot's we're creating a huge robot underwater. In these videos, On one side Crazy Frog is the DJ, and on the other side, Boss Drone is singing, as behind of him, are the Dancing Robots, playing their instruments. In this part, there have been added more versions of Drones such as Sub Drone, the Annoying Drone and Boss Drone ( The General).Boss Drone's first appearance is in Crazy Frog's music video's Safety Dace & Daddy DJ. Dancing Robot is a review to be called Drone in the game.Ĭrazy Frog Racer 2 is released in 2006, is the second part of the part one of Crazy Frog Racer. In the end, somehow Crazy Frog escaped the madness.Ĭray Frog Racer, released in 2005, is a 3D racing game, featuring multiple characters from Crazy Frog. In the end, the anonymous man clicked the huge red button again, releasing the huge robot onto Crazy Frog. Crazy Frog made them dance in a variety of ways. Crazy Frog founded the controlled of the robots, as Crazy Frog took the leading of the robots. The general fell down on the ground, as the robots were still chasing Frog. As they we're following Crazy Frog, the general accidentally hits his head on a massive part of the huge robot. The general led the robots, to capture Crazy Frog. Crazy Frog wasn't caught, until the robot's general, reported the robot's that there's Crazy Frog. In this video, Crazy Frog was fishing, as the Crazy Frog captured the Robot's huge robot that they're working on. The last appearance of the Robot is in the last Crazy Frog's music video " Popcorn". Finally, the Frog wakes up from its dream smiling. At the end of the dream, Frog realized that the trophy is really a huge football ball, as Frog knew behind of him was the army, he garbed by the ball, floating in the universe. As he saw in front of him, an army of Crazy Frog's, probably trying to recruit him to become one of them.Īs Crazy Frog run away from them, Frog appears to be on white long stairs, as at the of the stairs, was a huge trophy. The Crazy Frog landed on a long football field. In his second dream, Crazy Frog dream's that he is in a universe of football balls. The frog then waked up in shock, as he quickly feels asleep again. At one point, Frog gave its the last goal, as the football ball, came back to Crazy Frog, hitting Crazy Frog on its face. As the result of Crazy Frog's dream, he protected all of the Robot's shoots. In the video, Crazy Frog was asleep, dreaming that he is playing football with five of the Robots. In both videos, on one side Crazy Frog is a DJ, and on the other side, Dancing Robot is playing instruments, making it a dual.ĭancing Robot's next appearance was in another music video for We Are The Champions. In the end, the rocket exploded on the man's car.ĭancing Robot next appears in Safety Dance & Daddy DJ. The rocket went under Crazy Frog's legs, as the Frog managed to stay on the rocket. The Robot is on its vehicle, as the whole video, the Robot was trying to capture Crazy Frog.Īt one point, the Robot releases its rocket. The man pressed a huge red button with the skeleton logo, releasing the Dancing Robot to its first mission. Which, he located Crazy Frog, and he found that Crazy Frog is worth $50,000. The video starts off with an anonymous man, sitting in his car, searching for the most annoying thing in the world. Dancing Robot made its first appearance in a music video named " Axel F".
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