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Lakewood Plaza Turbo or LPT is the main setting in the OK K.O.! universe. Like most plazas, LPT contains several stores within it. The plaza is owned by Mr. Gar and is directly across the street from and rivaled by Lord Boxman's company, Boxmore.

A mysterious package is sent to Gar's Bodega. The package reads "Hero Tonic" on it, but Mr. Gar claims that he didn't order it. K.O[[1]] wants to use it to get strong as it is his life dream, but he can't since the tonic has traces of peanuts (KO's allergy). Mr. Gar tries to cheer him up. Enid and Radicles drink it and decides that it's so good that they need to have a taste party. Everyone, including Carol, A Real Magic Skeleton, Red Action, Ted the Viking, Beardo, Brandon, Mr. Logic, and Mega Football Baby come for the taste party. However, the Hero Tonic turns everyone evil. Mr. Gar destroys the entire Bodega to keep the new villains from teaming up and destroying it themselves. The explosion sends everyone to different parts of the plaza. It is now up to K.O. to save everyone and bring an end to this evil.

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P.O.I.N.T. arrives and takes over the plaza so that they can collect the glorbs that manifest underground, resulting in Carol having to admit her connection to them to a defeated Mr. Gar. Two months later, K.O. and his friends have started a resistance movement to take back the plaza. They learn that the plaza's origin as a giant robot named Plazamo are true and use it to take down Foxtail and Elodie who have used a dangerous power removing ray to fight the heroes.

Rippy Roo makes a sudden appearance at the plaza and immediately begins catching up with Carol by revealing what she had been doing all these years after leaving P.O.I.N.T. Meanwhile, K.O. ventures into Rippy Roo's pouch after a creature called a Mecha Maw steals his prized binder of very rare Pow Cards.

I'm trying to think of a game that better encapsulates my childhood than OK K.O.! Lakewood Plaza Turbo and I can't quite do it. Free for iOS and Android, it's an action-packed brawler filled with evil robots, aliens, punching, and a whole lotta neon. See, the eclectic folks of Lakewood Plaza shopping center have been fending off the evil Lord Boxman, who wants nothing more than to take the place over and put everyone out of business, including exciteable kid dynamo K.O. and his butt-kicking mom, Carol. When a mysterious energy drink leads to the destruction of the plaza and scatters his friends across town, K.O.'s got to bring them home and rebuild the only way he knows how. With punching. And kicking. Throwing, too. Probably smashing. Simple to play and full of (weird) personality, OK K.O.! Lakewood Plaza Turbo piles on the old school charm with a heaping helping of enjoyable silliness for a simple but fun classic punch-em-up.

The touch-based controls are simple and mostly responsive, though O.K. doesn't quite move fast enough to make engaging with several enemies at once feel as fluid as it should, while you'll need to be very careful with your swipes to pull off the correct move in the heat of the moment. It can get a little repetitive, since most of the "quests" involve going to one place and smashing everything in it (sometimes picking items up along the way), but while it starts off almost painfully easy, the game quickly gets trickier after you've got several missions under your belt. Being able to wander the maps at will as you unlock them is a nice touch, and you'll find most enemies, and characters, you encounter are all as suitably weird as the premise demands. There's the weird rose-sniffing sultry stabbing bot. The weird burrito-slinging goblin that runs the food cart. The weird shouty shirtless man who runs the whole plaza. It's exactly the sort of colourful, chaotic assault on your eyeballs kids of the late eighties and nineties will remember, brought to you from the mind of Ian Jones-Quartey. It was originally conceived as a cartoon several years ago, whose pilot you can watch online right now, but from February 12th to 14th 2016, Cartoon Network is holding a game jam for Portland-based indie developers to make their own titles based on the cast and setting. OK K.O.! on its own, however, is pure nostalgic childhood fun. The characters, whom you get to know through cute animated cutscenes, carry along its oddball plot very well, and make it the sort of game kids will likely get the most of, but parents and the rest of us oldsters will still get a kick out of, too.

Lakewood Plaza Turbo needs a night guard to work from 12:AM to 6:AM to save the plaza from any robots attacking the place at nighttime, K.O then accepted the night guard job since he got a lot of experience from not falling asleep since S1EP31, during the shift, K.O realizes that the job will be hard.

You start in a office connected to the backroom of Gar's Bodega, the plaza has been updated since S1EP31 and as a result, the plaza has security cams that are used to monitor the place, like other FNAF games, the player has to survive from 12:AM to 6:AM but the robots from Boxmore are after you, making the task difficult, luckily, you are equipped with defense systems.

"Hi K.O, Enid here, welcome to your job as a night guard, I'll be your "phone gal" for the night, anyways, let's get down to the basics, so, the robots attack the plaza from 12:AM to 6:AM, which is the reason why we need a night guard but seriously, this job comes at ONE cost. You can't use your powers on the job but luckily, you have these defense systems, there are three openings to your office, two doors next to you and a vent behind you, next to the doors are tow buttons, one red, one white, the red one actives a laser wall that will block the robots, they can be activivated or deactivatied by pressing the red button. The white one activates the lights, they are for the blindspots. Anyone, good luck. 006ab0faaa