Glitch Techs Game On!

Glitch Techs centers on teens Hector "(High) Five" Nieves and Miko "Me_K.O." Kubota[1] in the city of Bailley, where a group of people is secretly dealing with glitches that cause video game characters to manifest as energy beings into the real world that operate based on the coding of their affected games and thus create havoc. To stop such Glitches, these Glitch Techs, working at a local game store as a front, must use their gamer logic with their equipment to counter and win. After capturing and/or destroying the Glitches, they must also fix any damage and erase any memories in order to prevent further panic. Now, after unexpectedly becoming the newest Glitch Techs, High Five and Miko will have to use their skills as gamers to help out.

In the show "Glitch Techs," resetting system memory refers to the ability to erase someone's memories of a specific event or encounter with a glitch, essentially "wiping their mind clean" by manipulating the digital data that stores those memories, often done by a character named Mitch Williams who is a part of the "Glitch Techs" organization that deals with glitches in the digital world. The Glitch Techs are a group of secret operators who work for Hinobi, dedicated to stopping and containing the various monstrous "glitches" that have a tendency to exit the company's games. They work in secret so that the people won't know those glitches exist, and that they come from Hinobi's products and games.

Phil Altiere, Appearance Age 40 Clothing: He's wearing a gray, short-sleeved collared shirt with a white and light blue work vest horizontal stripe across the chest, dark blue pants, a brown belt, and dark brown shoes. A dark blue tie is neatly knotted at his neck. There's a small, yellow rectangular logo with a stylized "H" on his work vest. Mug: He's holding a coffee mug in his right hand; the mug says "#1 BOSS" in red and white lettering. Body Type: The character is significantly overweight, with a large belly and thick arms. Facial Features: He has fair skin, bushy eyebrows, and a full, reddish-brown beard that covers most of his lower face. His eyes are narrowed slightly, giving him a somewhat stern or focused look.

Zahra, Appearance Age 19 Zahra is a female human who is above-average height. She has tan skin, dark eyes, thick eyebrows, and has a mole under one eye. Her natural hair color is black, judging by her eyebrows. Her Glitch Tech uniform consists of a white suit, a black pauldron chest plate with blue accents and a white H embedded onto it, a black skirt, black sleeves and knee padding, gray finger-less gloves, clear glasses with the mic speaker sticking out, and gray boots. She wears a Glitch Tech gauntlet on her right arm, as well as a white hijab on her head. As of Season 2 episode "The Real Glitch Techs", Zahra gains an upgraded set of gear, wearing black pants with a white stripe on the side of each leg, black knee-pads, the usual white jumpsuit top, and a new long sleeved jacket, the left sleeve folded, along with shoulder pads that have the Hinobi "H" on them.

Haneesh, Appearance Age 18 Haneesh is a human adolescent male with a portly build. He has brown skin and black hair. He's noticeable shorter than Zahra and even shorter than Miko. Biography Haneesh was a pro gaming child prodigy by the age of six, but the pressure of high-stakes gaming caused him to flame out hard. He left the E-Sports world behind and was recruited by the Glitch Techs, where he has become a Tech of heroic level.

Mitch Williams, Appearance Age 19 Mitch is a dark-skinned male of medium height with a triangular body type and generally slim build. His hair is a platinum-blonde colour, and is combed in a Pompadour style for the majority of the show, but following "The Real Glitch Techs" and onwards, it has been combed in a slight side-swept dreadlocks style (simplified as per the show's art style). During more casual appearances, he wears a dark blue leather jacket with a large propped collar over his Hinobi jumpsuit. Throughout his appearances in Season 1 and most of Season 2, his default Glitch Tech Suit is similar to others, being fitted over the white and blue Hinobi jumpsuit. It features augmented protective armor that covers the chest and part of the neck with shoulder pads attached, all of a dark greyish-blue colour with light blue patterns, light blue knee pads, a belt and a thigh holster. His visor is unique with a pink tint as compared to the usual blue-green visors, perhaps as a display of his high status as a veteran Tech. His footwear is also customized, with silver platformed soles. In the episode "The Real Glitch Techs", his Tier 3 Glitch Tech gear debuts, which displays a significant alteration to his suit. It features protective gear such as shoulder pads and knee pads that are hexagon-shaped and pale blue/grey in colour. The new uniform comes with a jacket that overlaps the form-fitting suit. The jacket has a thick-rimmed white and pale blue collar with slate grey collar supports that connect to it. The jacket is a slightly dull dark blue colour, with a white bottom section that adorns a bold, deep pink Hinobi "H" symbol on the left side only. It is cropped at his ribs, with sleeves that are rolled up to his elbows. His shirt and leggings and is mainly an identical blue to the jacket primarily with a light cyan section on the front that covers his chest and abdomen. His belt has two identical pockets on each side of his waist and a grey buckle. Thin light cyan stripes run down the sides of his legs from the belt pockets and end at the grey platform soles of his footwear, which is similar to his Tier 1 suit. His visor gains minor changes to its shape and colours. It maintains its pink tint, though lighter than the previous, and the ear pads are light cyan and slate grey with white "H" symbols on both sides.

Nica Kubota, Appearance Age 19 Nica Kubota has peach colored skin, pale blush red lips, brown hair and black eyes. She has a peach colored coat with white and red lining, a red dress and red earrings. She has white socks and black shoes. She uses a grey phone. In swinsuit as two-piece red bikini.

Glitch Kitties, About Glitch Kitties are glitches from the game Itty Bitty Kitty Collector, an AR (augmented reality) game where players search and catch cats. They don't possess any powers or special abilities and are meant to simply be collected, leading them to be a low level threat. Appearance They appear as 2D pixelated cats with different clothing accessories and patterns, otherwise each cat tends to follow a similiar design.

Abuela Nieves, Appearance She has light-grey/white spiky hair that stands upward. Her skin tone is tan, and her facial expression is somewhat smug or self-assured. Her eyes are dark, and she has prominent cheekbones. She seems to be of older age, given her facial lines and expression. Clothing: She's dressed in an orange short-sleeved shirt with a stylized logo (possibly an "MH") on the chest. She wears olive-green pants and white sneakers with dark-colored cuffs at the ankles. Her wrists are adorned with dark-colored wristbands.

Mayumi Kubota, Appearance Mayumi is an older-looking Japanese woman. Her hair is short, black and straight and parted to one side. She is often seen wearing white, high-waisted pants that end beneath her knee, and a pink short-sleeved sweater.

Hinobi Technology is a company that creates high tech video game products, such as gaming consoles, VR gears, gaming bands, etc. It is the headquarters of top secret operators known as Glitch Techs. Description Hinobi sends out its operators when problems regarding their video game consoles occur. For example, a glitch could have escaped into the real world. These operators, also known as Glitch Techs', will defeat and capture the glitch. After that, witnesses will be mindwiped and destroyed surroundings reverted back to their former state. When not on a mission, Glitch Techs work in Hinobi Stores, fixing ordinary issues that customers have with the company's products. History Decades before the start of the series, Hinobi developed its first home computer (the Hinobi Hive) as well as its accompanying programming language (B++). By this time, the company's mascot was a honeybee that would come to be named Nobi. The Hinobi Hive was the precursor to all of the company's video game systems that followed. Emilio Nieves was a developer for Hinobi who created the first ever video games: Ping, Unicorp, and Beebuzz. Later, he would become a white hat hacker and be arrested for it, leaving the company. List of Video games Chomp Kitty Bravestone series Castlestein Flunky Quest Smashozaurs Nobi Gross Out Ping Employees Phil Altiere Barbara/Inspector 7 High Five Miko Zahra Haneesh Jyoshi Bergy Nix Mitch Williams Emma Deveraux Other unnamed Glitch Techs Simi (transferred over to the Dabney branch) Ridley (formerly) Products Gaming Console Hinobi's most popular electronic product. It brings joy to their customers' living rooms, but it's also the source of glitches.

Kicks Limited edition sneakers for about $200. Five describes them as the "most limited and exclusive fan merchandise". They are sold out shortly after the store opens.

VR Headset A virtual reality headset. Nothing else; unlike other Hinobi products, this one has nothing out of the ordinary.

Wristband Handed out to the best gamers in a certain area. They are the entry card to participate in Hinobi's Smash Jam tournaments.

Bailley is the main setting of Glitch Techs, and the current home of Five and Miko. It’s also the place where they work for the local Hinobi Technology store, one of the Glitch Techs Headquarters which is operated by Phil Altiere.

Hinobi Stores are shops that sell gaming and technology equipment provided by Hinobi. Their employees are secretly the Glitch Techs, but also work at the store helping customers with their needs. Biography Hinobi's slogan is, "The Future Is Fun." Their mascot is a bee named "Nobi."

Departments Reception: Hinobi's reception is located right behind the entrance of the store. There is usually one recptionist present, helping customers with questions or problems regarding Hinobi products.

Gaming Area: In Hinobi's gaming area, customers are able to try out the company's games.

Smash Jam Arena: This huge room is were Hinobi's annual Smash Jam tournament takes place.

Dabney is the neighbouring town to Bailley. Dabney contains a branch of its own Hinobi Store with a second Glitch Techs Headquarters that has not been shown in the series so far. Nameless, Wes Sreebny, Ray Sreebny and Simi are revealed to be part of the Dabney Glitch Techs branch, managed by Joan Fishback. Simi was transferred from the Bailley branch whereas the other mentioned Techs were always employed in Dabney and likely reside in the town themselves.

Tech Van Description Company issued patrol and storage vehicles that are generally assigned to teams of two Techs, but can sit up to four. Made entirely of Plixel energy, the van is capable of adapting it's shape and function based on it's programming. Typically, Techs of early experience levels do not have the ability to alter the van's appearance. Traditional driving licenses are not required to drive the vans. Instead, Techs merely need enough points in a qualifying operating skill. Layout & Features The van's standard layout includes: Windshield HUD: Featuring an AR (Augmented Reality) display to track map waypoints, glitch signals, A/V correspondence with Glitch Tech HQ, and any other pertinent information. BITT kiosk: Onboard dock for storing and charging a standard BITT unit. Auto pilot and remote piloting Short range portal cannon Hover mode capability Defensive/Offensive energy cannon Small gauntlet recharging station.

The Gauntlet (or sometimes referred to as Hinobi Gauntlet or Tech Gauntlet) is an all purpose multi tool that fits itself to a users arm and allows them to detect and effect glitches in various ways. It can also track a users personal achievements and experiences as they advance through their Glitch Tech career. All gauntlets are customizable to the user, with a variety of sound, color, and style options.

Gauntlets Powers Firing lasers De-Rez emitters: These energy emitters, also called "data streams", can siphon the energy of and content from a glitch construct or entity on contact. Once drained, a target is reduced to Plixels, which can then be drawn and stored in a gauntlets onboard storage drive. Summoning weapons (such as weapons or swords) Defensive emitters: Uses Plixel tech to protect the gauntlet's wearer with a variety of manual and automatic shields and abilities, which are unlocked and customized at various skill levels. Localized shields are limited to specific areas, whereas over-shields may protect a users entire body. A shield bar may optionally display the amount of power a shield can withstand before collapse. Due to the amount of power they use, most shields can only be sustained for a limited time and require a cool-down period to recharge before being used again. Memory Interface Emitters: This emitter beam utilizes T-Ray technology to scan a neural map of a target's mind, so as to alter or restore their natural memory pointers. Known as a "personal system restore", this allows a customers memory to be re-formatted to reach a desired result. In most cases, a processing icon will appear momentarily above the target's head until the final stage of the interface has been completed. The basic process can be quickly performed at the swipe of a finger on the gauntlet's touch display, but intensive processes require higher experience levels as well as classified authorization and technology upgrades. Restoration Emitters: Used to patch and restore any real world physical damage by using Plixel-tech. Before any glitch-related encounter, the gauntlet's auto-save feature maps an area of specified range around the Tech for the purpose of storing information from which to extrapolate repairs later. Glitch Tech vans may also be easily reprinted and restored by their assigned users. Companion Pet: When a tech becomes a Level Two Glitch Tech and gets around 10,000 xp, he/she can adopt a glitch. Glitch Identification: Able to scan the glitch and search its stats from the Hinobi data files. Co-Op: Techs are able to talk to their team and boss Glitch Alert: Techs get a notification on their gauntlet alerting them about a glitch. Transportation: Techs can summon items like hoverboards for a swift escape Extra Powers: Techs can trap people with stuff like a cat bubble or power up glitches with power ups. Pause: Tech's can pause glitches for a limited time. Levitation: If items are too heavy, tech gauntlets can levitate objects. Magnetic Hand: Gauntlets can help you climb metal without falling. Portal: Techs can make portals that can go to many places. Armor: Techs can select many types of armors from many video games. Flashlights: Able to see in the dark. Weapons: They are able to pick a weapon in their gauntlet Example: Swords , Crossbows and other weapons. Characters that have wielded Gauntlets High Five Miko Kubota Phil Altiere Mitch Williams Zahra Rashid Haneesh Jyoshi Bergie Nix Ridley Other Unnamed Hinobi Workers

Plixels are physical manifestations of pixels, tiny building blocks of matter able to store program information, and what Glitches and the Glitch Techs gear is made of. This technology is exclusive to Hinobi. Description The word "Plixels" is a combination of "Pixel" and "Voxel" (volumetric pixel). Plixels are physical, programmed graphical elements, in other words, the building blocks glitches are made of. They can be programmed to take various forms and designs. They are the tiny meso bots that both Glitches and Glitch Tech are made of. It is a microscopic smart technology that feeds on power and information to self print into all kinds of complex objects and entities. Glitch Techs use raw Plixel energy to take on various designs and functions, including an array of video game inspired vehicles, costumes, and equipment. Plixels can be corrupted by glitch energy, automatically adopting the design and intelligence of hazardous video game objects or creatures. Those Plixels can affect the real world; they can harm humans and destroy the environment. However, the effects don’t sustain themselves for long, real-life objects destroyed by plixels will reset after a certain time. The Glitch Techs make use of Plixels with their gauntlets. When a glitch is hit by a beam of plixels, they not only take physical, but also code-wise damage.

Glitches (aka Zoids) are video game entities that come into the world of Glitch Techs through faulty video game consoles from the company Hinobi Technology. They consist of Plixels.

Biography A glitch is a physical manifestation of program code, often appearing in the form of an object or entity. Every glitch leak begins in its root form, resembling a small wisp of electricity. Once the root glitch comes in contect with computer data (often from the machine it leaked from), it draws from that information to determine its appearance, and, if an entity, it's personality.

A glitch needs glitch energy to maintain its form. If its energy depleted, a glitch reverts back to its root form.

When not in their root form, each glitch will differ in appearance. This is due to them originating from all kinds of different video games. They could be a huge, green angry cat (Chomp Kitty), a wrestling garbage monster (Garbile), a big red friendly bird (Ally), an army of zombies, a carnivorous plant, a vampire, medusa creature (Count Nogrog), a small rabbit with a small helmet (Zoom Kazoom), a (Narwhalrus), a karate rooster (Karate Master), and the list goes on.

Behavior Glitch intelligence is usually related to their base programming, so they tend to act as if they're still in their game. Dialogue is fixed, and movements appear in patterns. Thus, glitches are predictable, and knowing the video game the monster is from is an advantage when fighting them, as they tend to still fall into the patterns that they followed in said games, like periodically exposing a weak point. This is also is why most Glitches are dangerous, since they run by video-game logic and don't comprehend the dangerous consequences of their actions, and see real-life creatures and objects as things from their game, interacting with the real world, their behavior can sometimes be seen as weird. In "Age of Hinobi" Chomp Kitty mistakes balls in a ball pit and people for "pallets", and tries to eat them. If programmed to eat, they will try to do so in the real world as well. Although they can't really digest what they consider food, some function might get triggered.

Types Of Glitches Normal Glitches Normal glitches are, most of the time, humanoid entities which cannot change the real world other than by physically interacting with it.

Spawner Glitches Glitches that multiply if they are attacked and missed.

Mapper Glitches Mapper glitches can change the appearance of both living and dead objects of the real world.

Possessor Glitches Possessor glitches can take over humans and most likely animals as well. The human copies the Glitch's appearance and physical capabilities. Over time, the human mind will slowly merge into the possessor Glitch's code.

Multiplayer Glitches Multiplayer glitches can only be captured by destroying their "respawn ship" first. They are the only glitches known to act as a group, coordinated.

Copycat Glitches They are glitches who can spawn clones of anything it touches.

Illegal Glitches Often times, they are glitches who contain modified coding within them. List of Known Glitches Ally Alpha Cakey Von Smasher Chomp Kitty Count Nogrog Cube Glitch Cyberdactyl Garbile Glitch Kitties Ginko Horn Karate Master Narwhalrus Root Glitch Team Enter Name Tank Mecha Argyle Zed Sanitron Smooze Monster Zoid Zoom Kazoom

The Glitch Techs Headquarters are the assembly room of Hinobi Technology's Glitch Techs. They seem to only be accessible via Hinobi's portal technology. The headquarters' location is under the Hinobi shop from Bailey. The Glitch Techs Headquarters are the assembly room of Hinobi Technology's Glitch Techs. They seem to only be accessible via Hinobi's portal technology. The headquarters' location is under the Hinobi shop from Bailey. Glitch Techs Technology & Plixels Plixels are the major component of the Glitch Techs' gear. Activated from a wristband, the Tech Gauntlets form as Plixels around a Glitch Techs' forearm. TBA: Hinobi Console CORE technology. XP XP is something that the Glitch Techs gain after they defeat a glitch, the XP may vary in amount, as there are some glitches that give more XP than others, as it depends on rarity and difficulty.

Upgrades Upgrades are something that glitch techs buy with their XP to improve and add modifications to their gauntlet, so that they have better weapons, armour and benefits.

Smart Room The smart room works similar to a holodeck. It uses Plixel technology.

It has three main appearances in the show:

In "Tutorial Mode", Miko and Five were sent there to get their first training as Glitch Techs. In "Adventures in Pet Training", Emma sent Miko and Five there for their pet training. In "Karate Trainer", Five, Miko and her little sister used the room for karate training. "Tutorial Mode", "Karate Trainer". Like holodeck. All Hinobi games accessible. Can glitch as well. Little helper H.

Five Relationships Family, Emilio Nieves Emilio is Five's dad, and they're still on good terms even though Five is clearly upset by the fact his dad is in prison.

Abuela & Papi Nieves, Abuela & Papi Nieves are Five's grandparents. Before becoming a Glitch Tech for Hinobi, Five used to work at their food truck. They support his love for video games.

Friends Miko Kubota, Miko is Five's partner and one of his best friends. He enjoys passing time with her on the job and out of it, and they frequently play games together. He has much trust in her: even when Mitch pointed out she could be a glitch with a very solid argument in the episode "Find the Glitch", Five argued that it didn't matter because he would continue trusting her.

Before meeting face-to-face for the first time, Five had often played against Me_K.O. in online matches but had lost to her every time, making him a little irked when they finally met.

Casino, Casino is a childhood friend of Five that he hadn't seen in two years before the events of "Smashozaurs". They both have a shared love for the titular video game featured in the episode, Smashozaurs. Due to regularly accompanying his dad to work and then not seeing him for a full two years, Casino felt abandoned by Five for a while.

Geri Lawson Geri is a family friend who is close with Five and his dad. Before the series, Five hadn't seen her since his dad was arrested.

Co-Workers Phil Altiere As manager of the Bailey branch of Hinobi's Glitch Techs, Phil is Five's boss. Five respects him as a superior but is willing to hold his ground against him in cases like bringing Ridley aboard Glitch Techs.

Mitch Williams Five was fanatic of Mitch as a gamer, for this is one of the most tolerant with his arrogant self-centered behavior for his trust in his skill and knowledge but doesn't have a problem to directly confront him when he crosses the line. Aside all Five openly considers him as friend or at least a frenemy.

Zahra Rashid As a more experienced Glitch Tech, Five is impressed by and finds Zahra cool. As the series progresses, they become friends and Zahra even develops a crush on Five. So far, Five is unaware of her feelings about him. Haneesh Jyoshi, Haneesh is a more experienced Glitch Tech that Five respects and looks up to. After "Alpha Leader", the feeling of respect became mutual. Cecil Bergoch They became good friends in "Collection Quest" and often went on missions together after that, indicating they are on good terms. Other Ridley A kid Five and Miko found that is a a skilled modder. She made a new Chomp Kitty that was purple and named it Horn. She uses Glitches that were caught and tweaks there AI and appearance to make them nice pets Powers, Abilities, and Equipment Cooking: Before he joined the Glitch Techs, he shown to be a competent cook in his family food truck. Leadership: He can quickly make plans, using anything to his disposition and considering his companions' abilities, he demonstrates to have adaptive in these plans when these don't work exactly he adapt to it and create a new one. Programming and electronics knowledge: He is sometimes seen reading books on programming in his down time. In "Ping", he demonstrated that he is capable of making modifications to arcade game cabinets. Glitch Tech Gauntlet: Basic equipment of any Glitch Tech member. Jet Boots: First acquired in "Going, Going, Gauntlet!", this upgrade allowed Five to jump higher and fly, but he initially had inept control. They were eventually traded in to combine Five and Miko's EXP into legally keeping Ally, though Five earned them back before their reappearance in "Collection Quest". Skins StegaZaur Exo Suit: A large, heavy-duty armor skin first featured in "Smashozaurs", directly inspired by Five's favorite character from the series. The suit was primarily used to match against the strength of Casino's TriTops form, though it was eventually wrecked. Modded Wizard (temporary): A custom mod skin of a wizard from the game "Fire Age 4", created by Ridley and compatible with the data of her modified Glitches, allowing Five to battle and capture them. Hoverboard: First seen in "Smashozaurs", it's another travel tool primarily used for quick escapes. It can carry about two people. Speed boost: Augments his speed for a short period of time. Duplication Mod: Created by Ridley, it is a energy blast that makes a glitch split into two exact duplicates. Stationary cannon: a big cannon similar to a tank's with a powerful blast but needs the help of another glitch tech to deploy and use. He and Nameless used it together in its only appearance, so it is not clear whether it belongs to Five or Nameless.

Miko Kubota Relationships High Five As her partner, she likes to spend time with him working as a Glitch Techs , in the Hinobi store, and sometimes outside of work hours playing video games or doing something else fun. She trusts him, counting on him often in the field, and in return, gives him tips on games she's beaten before. In return, Five often acts as her voice of reason, keeping her from giving up, or being too gung-ho to act rationally, even if it may take time for her to understand. Mayumi Kubota She is Miko's mother. Miko dislikes how her mom is strict with her with doing something more "proactive" and doesn't show support for her love for video games. Despite this, they both love each other, becoming closer after Miko is given her job at Hinobi. Hugh Kubota Nica Kubota Miko's older sister. Nica is embarrassed to be seen with her due to being hyper, very tomboyish, and crazy at times in contrast of her public image. When they were younger, they were much closer, Nica having taught Miko how to play video games. They now have a back and forth relationship as sisters, but they both care for each other, even if both have contrasting personalities. Lexi Kubota Miko's younger sister. Lexi considers her sister not accomplishing any real achievements since video games are not considered one in her book. Lexi knows about the Glitch Techs, and will not betray her sister, because of "sibling code," but both of them care for each other despite their differences. However, they grow closer since Lexi convinced Miko to train her to be a better fighter. Phil Altiere He is the Hinobi boss at Bailley and he seem to care about her, even though his face expression does not often show it. Miko knows that and respects him as her boss. However, she and Five get into antics that bug him sometimes. BITT It is the robot helper of the Glitch Techs and Hinobi, it obeys her and both of them have a good relationship as friends. She finds his design cute, and his abilities exciting. When she and Five first activate BITT, she hugs him and exclaims, "I want one for Christmas!" Mitch Williams He can be considered her enemy at times, because he tried to mind wipe both her and High Five, and because he frequently tries to humiliate both of them due to being low levels on the team. Haneesh Jyoshi He does not mind her being on the team, so both of them have a good relationship as co-workers. Zahra Rashid She does not mind her being on the team, so both of them have a good relationship as co-workers. Emma Deveraux The Hinobi scientist relationship with her has yet to be fully determined. Bergy He has a good relationship with her, working together with High Five on missions, and both of them are good friends. Nix He doesn't mind her being on the team so both are in good terms, especially after she and Five saved him. Casino He was against her when he was possessed by a glitch, but after he was turned back to normal, he became friends with her and reconciled with his childhood friend, High Five. Ridley Miko considers Ridley to be her friend. They were shown to be friendly, even "Glitch Sisters" towards each other in the episode "The Glitch Modder", under the presumption that Miko was also a Modder. Their relationship was very up-and-down after she reveals she is a Glitch Tech. However, Miko still seems to think she is a good kid. Ridley also holds at least some amount of friendship for her, as she goes back to help save them after releasing a bunch of Glitches in "The New Recruit".

Powers, Abilities, and Equipment Electronics repair: Since she is part of Glitch Techs’ tech support, Miko is shown to be able to repair machinery such as a whack a mole (bunny in this case) arcade machine in "Collection Quest", and even tested a customer's handheld Hinobi console to check if it didn’t break after she accidentally dropped it in "Going, Going, Gauntlet!". Mind wipe immunity: As seen in "Age of Hinobi" and "The Glitch Modder", for reasons currently unknown, her mind can't be erased with the mind wipe blast of Glitch Tech gauntlets. Glove: Like all Glitch Techs, Miko comes with an augmented glove with weaponry designed to contain and capture glitches. It has the following abilities: Cat bubble: The beam shoots at the target and captures it midair in a pink and blue bubble full of cats that also plays electronic music. Mind Wipe Energy Blasts Weapon and Shield Formation Hammer: a translucent magenta hammer, is her most recurrent weapon. Portals Overclock: This greatly augments the speed of the functions of the glove, giving superspeed to the user, but after thirty-second useage, the glove overheats and stops working for a short period of time, this can be avoided if the overclock is stopped before the time runs out. Upgrades: Pet: She can store her glitch pet Ally or summon it to help her. She can select a skin for her to give other abilities. Speed boost: She can augment her speed for a short period of time. Modded knight (temporary): A skin of a knight created by Ridley and modified to be compatible with her modded Glitches, allowing Miko & Five to capture them. She can generate a sword (or two of them) in "The Real Glitch Techs". Duplication Mod: Created by Ridley, it is a energy blast that can make a glitch split in 2 copies exact to the original one.

Phil Altiere, Biography Phil, as the boss, dispatches the Glitch Techs to take care of Glitches and to clean up the messes they cause. This role is shared with BITT, who helps with directing Glitch Techs around, arranging for backup, and dispatching specialized powerups. He is also a veteran Glitch Tech himself, and while he rarely joins in the hunt himself, he is capable and skilled in his own right. It's revealed in "BITT Prime" that, when he was younger, Phil was mindwiped by someone from Hinobi to hide something he discovered in the development labs. Knowing it was coming, he prepared a message to himself with the relevant data, and covertly programmed BITT to be able to lead him back to it. It just took longer than expected to happen. Personality Phil tends to be rather deadpan and stone-faced and very no-nonsense, but he does have a soft side. He is firm, but reasonable. He is also good at hiding problems from the higher-ups until they're resolved. According to BITT, he’s really into buddy cop shows. Episode 2 also showed that he tended to take a lot of shortcuts when running the store. Relationship Miko and Five Barbara They show to go along well for being former companions in their youth. Even so, Phil shows to be a little nervous in the inspections of Barbara. Joan Fishback He shows that he doesn't like to deal with her, as he was initially blatantly dismissive and tried to ignore her call. They show to have a rivalry and are very bad terms, for a misunderstanding for the Glitch Kodama. Even after Phil demonstrated he was telling the truth, she still proceeded to catch the Glitch Kodama. Ridley He initially firmly opposed to her joining, but agreed after she repaired and upgraded BITT so that he was able to make donuts. She then caused an outbreak of glitches in the Hinobi tech headquarters, which resulted in Phil being forced to regretfully fire her. BITT BITT is Phil's bot partner who also helps run the Hinobi tech store and headquarters. They have been partners for over 20 years. Within BITT's files there are great secrets about Hinobi corporate that they both have been investigating. Kodama Kodama is Phil's Glitch pet, which was promptly taken away by Joan Fishback, as he seemed to have taken him from Dabney "territory" and lied about it. Powers Abilities and Equipment Glitch Tech Gauntlet: Upgrades: Bubble shield: a sphere shaped shield that can contain him and few more people, it's more durable and resistant then the normal shield as it is able to resist for a long time against an outbreak of glitches.

Zahra, Biography Zahra is an Arab-American who wears a hijab. Her age is 19. She's a Hero rank Glitch Tech that was recruited a few years prior to Five and Miko's introduction to the Glitch Techs. Personality Zahra is cool and casual, and can be sarcastic at times. Out of the Glitch Techs, she is the most professional on field, as she openly admits most of her glitch tech gear is for support. She is a strong team player who takes on key support roles to back up her squad. Relationships Haneesh Jyoshi Haneesh is her main companion, they generally are shown together in mission and have a good relationship. High Five On missions, Zahra is congenial around High Five and works with him as a comrade in arms. She trusts his leadership, and follows him when he takes the lead. Conversely, she secretly has a crush on High Five, as seen in "BUDS". When in the romantic setting, she becomes quite bashful and anxious around Five, fumbling while trying to flirt with him. Miko Kubota Her and Miko have a good coworker relationship. Although, she does find it weird that Miko can't be mind wiped during the episode "The Glitch Modder", but at the end of the episode she seems to show her interest to understand why Miko cannot be Mind wiped as when the duo consisting of Miko and Five went back to HQ and said "I have this thing to study your brain", Zahra trusts Miko and finds her to be a good companion. Mitch Williams Zahra, like the rest of the team, finds Mitch to be infuriating due to his domineering, self-centered and arrogant attitude. Powers, abilities, and equipment Support expert: She centers her upgrades mostly on support abilities, preferring to use it on others than on herself. Glove: Like all Glitch Techs, Zahra has an augmented glove with weaponry designed to contain and capture glitches. It has the following abilities: Mind Wipe Energy Blasts Weapon and Shield Formation Portals Upgrades: Machine gun: Consistently aimed, repetitive pink laser blast. Rifle. Speed Boost: She can augment the speed of a companion or herself for a short period of time. Sword: Her weapon of choice is a giant pink laser sword that is shaped like the Buster Blade. Pause Blast: an energy blast that can stop/freeze glitches or immobilize people (they can still talk while immobilized) for a short time—until the countdown reaches zero. Hacking: She is capable to hack another Glitch Tech's gloves.

Haneesh Jyoshi, Personality He has a calm personality, doesn't like to lead, and prefers to work with others. While a little sarcastic, he's very supportive of the rookies Five and Miko, and was fine with Five temporarily becoming leader of Mitch's team. Since leaving the world of professional E-Sports, Haneesh has learned to take a laid-back approach to his life as a gamer and a Glitch Tech, valuing real life experiences as well as the experience points he earns on missions. His earnestness and unapologetic nerd-cred make him a perfect asset to the Glitch Tech team. Power, abilities, and equipment Haneesh experiments with hacking and witch Plixel-Craft (the skill of creating things using Glitch energy). Glove: Like all Glitch Techs, Haneesh comes with an augmented glove with weaponry designed to contain and capture glitches. It has the following abilities: Mind Wipe Energy Blasts Weapon and Shield Formation Portals Upgrades: Scissors: Haneesh can create a pair of scissors in his back that point up. He can use it to cut a Glitch by throwing himself toward the target. Speed Boost

Mitch Williams, Personality Mitch is a complete egotist who happily abuses the company's technology to serve his own personal needs and constantly talks down to his coworkers. He also repeatedly used the mind-wipe technology to get food without paying, and once mind-wiped Five because Five beat him in a gaming tournament. Mitch is shown to care more about winning than the victims of Glitch attacks, as seen when Five's friend Casino was infected by a Possessor type Glitch. Despite his antagonistic and selfish demeanor, he has referred to Five as a friend and allowed Ridley to leave Hinobi without a mind-wipe. Powers, Abilities, and Equipment Glove: Like all Glitch Techs, Mitch comes with an augmented glove with weaponry designed to contain and capture glitches. It has the following abilities: Mind Wipe Energy Blasts Weapon and Shield Formation Portals Upgrades Dash Speed Boost Overclock: An alteration on the configuration of the gauntlet which greatly augmented the speed of the functions of the gauntlet, giving superspeed to the user, but after 30s of use the gauntlet overheats and stops working for a short period of time, this can be avoided if the overclock is stopped before the time runs out.(Seen in S2 E2 "Ping") Shurikens "Ridley flame" (mod)(Temporary): Augmented power of the glove glowed in red and orange, had a more powerful Energy blast and could be used to charge the glove and hit the floor to cause a shock wave capable of erase any reducing nearby glitches to their base form.(Seen in S2 E5 "The New Recruit") Triple Shot (Temporary): shot 3 explosive capsules. Powered VR tech: Mitch has a program that when plugged in a VR System can temporary allow the user to damage glitches.(Seen in S2 E9 "I'm Mitch Williams") Relationships Miko Kubota Miko naturally doesn't like him due to the tournament incident in Age of Hinobi. She also considered him her enemy at times because he tried to mind wipe her many times even to its full maximum power capacity. Mitch frequently tries to humiliate her when the mission is in process by taking the XP and credit due to him considering her a low level (Noob) on the team along with Five. Even so he recognizes and admits her abilities as a gamer "are off of the chart". However, it is seen that in Season 2, he seems to accept her and her partner as "backup" in difficult missions rather than considering her useless or unworthy of a teammate. High Five High Five naturally doesn't like him due to the tournament incident in Age of Hinobi. He also considered him his enemy at times because he mind wipes High Five during the events of the tournament. However, Five still admires him to a degree, since Mitch was Five's favourite gamer and streamer. Mitch frequently tries to humiliate him when the mission is in process by taking the XP and credit due to him considering High Five a low level (Noob) on the team along with Miko Kubota. However, it is seen that in Season 2, he seems to accept him and his partner as "backup" in difficult missions rather than considering him useless or unworthy of a teammate. Phil Mitch doesn't tend to disrespect him due to Phil being the head boss of Hinobi Technology in Bailey. Zahra She is a member of Mitch's team but tends to dislike Mitch, just like the other Glitch Techs do in Alpha Leader. Haneesh Jyoshi He is a member of Mitch's team but tends to dislike Mitch, just like the other Glitch Techs do in Alpha Leader. Casino He was a victim of a Glitch attack when he was infected by a Possessor type Glitch in Smashozaurs. Mitch tried to hurt him due to him being possessed by a glitch, but High Five and Miko interfered by getting in his way by protecting Casino from him. Casino thought of Mitch as an enemy when he was possessed by the glitch, but after being memory wiped later on, the two have not met again. Ridley When she temporarily joined Glitch Techs, he antagonized with her like he does with all newbies, this causing her anger. Even so after the outbreak of glitches she caused and being fired, he helped her to go out without wiping her memory, because he saw potential in her, though after she hugged him, Mitch threw her into the portal. His Brothers and Sister He deeply cares for each of them (Audrey Williams , Speck Williams and Ruf Williams), but is both angered and preoccupied of them doing nothing more than playing games. Mitch doesn't live with them and seems to only visit his siblings when they break their gaming equipment or when a Glitch escapes.

Ally, Powers and Abilities High Speed: She is agile and can run fast. Teleportation: Can turn glitch energy to teleport in a short-range. This ability can't be used if an organic it retains or mounts her, but can teleport no life matter with her like the game controllers Miko uses to tie her in Going, Going, Gauntlet!. Flight: She can fly carrying a person Power Absorption: Can use the power of anything she eats being glitches or technological devices like Miko's gauntlet. Power absorbed: Fireballs (from a glitch). Energy blasts (from Miko's gauntlet). Fire Form: Can enter this form from a berry (might be from her game). This form enhanced her normal abilities and increases her health points. She can throw fireballs in this form.

Alpha, Power and Abilities Strength: He can easily throw a person very high and lift heavy objects. His punches can cause immense damage and shockwaves.

BITT, Power Abilities and Equipment Glitch Techs Support: He can manage the whole system of the Glitch Techs. This includes assist the teams with information related to their missions. Donut Making: Ridley added this ability to him when she fixed him. Exo Suit: Equipped with energy blaster to damage glitches, gives him good protection but reduces his mobility because of the size and weight of the suit. Weaknesses Malfunction: Bitt has constant occasional malfunctions for a majority of the series, Ridley fixed some of these malfunctions in "The New Recruit," but these reappear worse than before in "BITT Prime," which severely affected not only him but the entire system of Glitch Techs which is being controlled by him.

Bergy, Relationships Miko Kubota Miko is in good terms with Bergy, especially when she saved him in Castle Crawl even though she mentioned that she is not good at lying regarding Bergy's statue pose looking cool while taking photos with him in a scared pose and High Five on the mission and had a great time with him on the quest for gems in Collection Quest.

High Five High Five is in good terms with Bergy, especially when he saved him in Castle Crawl but he took some photos with Miko and Bergy as a statue posed as scared on the mission, had a great time with him as buddies on the quest for gems in Collection Quest, and mind wipe Bergy by accident in Karate Trainer when High Five was startled by him.

Phil Phil says, sarcastically, that he does not trust Bergy in Karate Trainer. Phil told High Five to keep it top secret from Bergy regarding intel mentioning that he is an undercover agent. Phil also said that he is not paying Bergy if he does not clean up the mess done by High Five.

Nica Kubota Nica had a fun time with Bergy while on a quest for gems in Collection Quest and are in good terms.

Nica Kubota, Biography Nica Kubota is a 17-year-old Japanese-American, Miko's older sister, and can seem aloof to her at times. She is embarrassed to be seen with Miko, and is self-conscious of what others think of her. She does prove to have some knowledge of video games thanks to apps on her phone. She spends most of her time looking at her phone, on social media or apps. How much of Miko's glitch tech job she knows about is a little vague. She helps Miko, Five, and Bergy takedown a glitch in episode 7, afterwards she's not shown to get mindwiped, however Miko did give a vague handwave explanation which Nica seemed to buy.

Personality Nica Kubota is a girly girl and responsible teenager who does not want to be humiliated in high school for anything dorky hence why she tries to avoid Miko for being loud and weird at times. She spends most of her time looking at her phone, on social media or apps. She tries to hide behind an uncaring cool persona, but get her playing a game and she becomes almost as hyperactive as Miko. By the end of "Collection Quest" she's even fully participating in the enthusiastic quest chant with her sister, Five, and Bergy - not caring a whit how "dorky" it would look to her peers at times.

Relationships Miko Kubota Nica's middle sister. Nica is embarrassed to be seen with her due to being hyper, very tomboyish, and crazy at times in contrast of her girly girl personality. When they were younger, they were much closer, Nica having taught Miko how to play video games. They now have a back and forth relationship as sisters, but they both care for each other, even if both have contrasting personalities.

High Five She knows him as a friend of her sister Miko and Bergy but they are in good terms.

Mayumi Kubota She is Nica's mother and Mayumi loves her daughter just like all her kids. Mayumi is very demanding toward her kids to get along and spent time together especially, towards Nica and Miko.

Lexi Kubota Nica's little sister.

Geoffrey Kubota Nica's little brother.

Lee Kubota Nica's littlest brother.

Bergy She knows him as a friend of her sister Miko and High Five but they are in good terms.

Papi Nieves, Biography Papi Nieves and Abuela Nieves are both shown to be the legal guardians of Five and take care of him due to his father, Emilio Nieves, serving time in prison and his unnamed mother being absent. Prior to working at Hinobi, Five used to help his grandparents prepare and serve food from their food truck. Even though Five was a big help to him and Abuela, he was very supporting of Five's desire to participate in the Hinobi Smash Tournament. Personality He appears to be a lighthearted, caring and supportive grandparent to Five as shown when he allows him to participate in a huge gaming tournament despite it meaning he won't be around as often to help him tend to his Food Truck business.

Abuela Nieves, Biography "Abuela" Nieves is the wife of Papi Nieves, mother of Emilio Nieves, and the grandmother of High Five. She and her husband have owned Taco Dragon for over twenty years. Personality She is spirited and supports her grandson's interest in video games.

Mayumi Kubota, Personality Mayumi has been shown to be a strict and overprotective mother at times, but she is also very loving to her children, including Miko, and she still cares about them wanting the best for them too. Relationships Miko Kubota Miko is her middle daughter, and Mayumi loves her just like all her kids. Miko does not like how her mom is strict with her with doing something more "proactive" and how she hardly shows support for her love for video games. Despite this, they both love each other, and they became even closer after Miko started working for Hinobi. High Five Mayumi knows that he is a good friend of her daughter Miko and trusts him to keep her safe at all times. Lexi Kubota Lexi is her youngest daughter and Mayumi loves her just like all her kids. She tried to cheer up Lexi by taking her to get some frosty freezes in Karate Trainer. Nica Kubota Nica is her older daughter and Mayumi loves her just like all her kids. Mayumi is very demanding toward her kids to get along and spent time together especially, towards Nica and Miko. Hugh Kubota Hugh is his husband and Mayumi loves him.