Original airdate: December 6, 2019
Subject: Absorption
While at the toy store, Blaze discovers a machine that makes whatever toy you want, but when Crusher gives it a try, he accidentally creates a trio of toys that grow to giant size and cause madness, and Blaze and Watts must stop them.
Elsewhere, Pickle offers Crusher his Pickle toys to play with, but he doesn't take a liking to them that much.
Tropes:
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: The red button makes toys that grow into giants.
- Big Red Button: One appears on the toy making machine, and a warning said it cannot be pressed. Thanks to Crusher, this kicks off the conflict of the episode.
- Continuity Nod:
- Klunk is one of the toys in the toy store.
- Crusher's pretend police equipment is also seen.
- The first truck that uses the toy making machine was one of the kids Blaze helped in "Officer Blaze".
- Dramatic Irony: Blaze and his friends were completely unaware of Crusher's appearance, and that he was the one who pressed the red button on the toy making machine, instead thinking someone did it at random.
- Forbidden Fruit: Do not EVER press the big red button on the toy machine. Guess what Crusher does...
- Idiot Ball: Blaze and his friends have no excuses for not giving one of the toys to Crusher after all the conflict was resolved.
- Karma Houdini: Unlike past episodes, Crusher receives zero punishments for making the toys and causing the episode's conflict, even leaving the heroes unaware of his presence.
- Missed Him by That Much: Crusher and Pickle disappear down a street just before Blaze and his friends come out of the toy store, leaving them unaware he was the one to blame.
- Plot Hole: Blaze says to use the toy machine, they have to press a button in the shape of the toy they want, but when the little girl truck uses it, she steps up and she gets her toy without pressing any buttons.
- Rule of Three: Three giant toys were created when the red button was pressed.
- Unknown Rival: Downplayed and crossed with Dramatic Irony. The audience knows Crusher pressed the red button, but Blaze and the others don't.
- "YEAH!" Shot: By Blaze and his friends at the end of their Good-Times Montage.
