Permission slips signed. Slime monsters unleashed. RoboKid’s next adventure takes the team beyond the schoolyard and into RoboKid 2: Attack of The Living Slime Museum.
A field trip with an unusual destination
A museum should be a place to explore, learn, and look closely. This one has a much bigger problem: animation technology brings slime statues to life. Suddenly, the things everyone came to see can move—and a class outing becomes a superhero emergency.
Meet the slime-sized trouble
The next adventure features the Scorpion Slime Monster, Big Slime Monster, and Pterodactyl Slime Monster. Different shapes create different kinds of chaos. A threat on the ground and a threat overhead give the team more to think about than a single straight-ahead fight.
The team is back
Koda, Samone, and Senny return with the friendship and inventive thinking that help define RoboKid. The setting changes, but the appeal remains: funny danger, creative problem-solving, and kids who take an active role in their own adventure.
Something from Book 1 survives
Zorge is still part of the story, this time connected to Dr. Armpiskin. Readers who met the alien parasite in the first adventure have a reason to keep watching. This preview leaves the larger surprises for the book itself.
About the preview artwork
The Book 2 artwork currently labeled “concept art” on the blog is a preview of the visual direction, not a claim that it is the final published cover. This article does not announce a release date or preorder availability.
If your family is new to RoboKid, the first book introduces the team and the alien trouble that starts it all. Follow the series page for updates as the Living Slime Museum adventure takes shape.