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The scene opens with a tense standoff inside a modern, high-tech control room. Ballora, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy, and Toy Freddy are staring at a giant monitor displaying stolen technology and sabotaged blueprints.

Freddy: "...items that mysteriously vanished from the Pizzaplex."

Roxanne: "My stage equipment that got stolen..."

Ballora: "Freddy, you were right all along! Springtrap really is a thief."

Bonnie: Stepping forward, holding a flash drive containing decrypted data. "He’s not just a thief; he’s a liar. These are the code modifications meant to sabotage our animatronic programming. Springtrap set a trap for Freddy. And look here—it says he wanted to use illusion discs to distract the whole city while he stole even more!"

The camera cuts to Springtrap, cornered against the main console. Instead of panicking, a digital glitch flickers across his expression, and he lets out a smug, mechanical laugh.

Springtrap: "Alright, everyone, I know this looks bad... but everything’s going to change the moment I destroy the evidence and make my escape!"

He slams his fist onto a glowing red button on the console. A digital virus pattern instantly floods the monitors, and heavy metal shutters begin to slam shut.

Springtrap: "I was sick of this stupid pizzeria anyway! Alert: Self-destruct initiated. See ya, losers!" Springtrap vanishes into a dark maintenance shaft—or perhaps a digital distortion—just as explosions begin to rock the facility, with smoke pouring from the ceiling.

Panic alarms and heroic rescue sirens

blare. Red warning lights flash across everyone's metallic faces.

Freddy: "Oh no, no, no! It can't all end now—just when I finally proved I was right!"

Chica: (Coughing amidst the smoke) "We'll never make it out of this explosion! It's too late!" [01:06] Suddenly, the sound of screeching tires is heard outside the glass doors as they shatter. It’s Foxy arriving in a fully customized and reinforced Pizzaplex delivery van—or party bus.

Foxy: (Leaning out the window) "No need to run! Get in, get in, get in!"

Bonnie: "We won't make it!"

Foxy: "Leave the driving to me!"

[02:04] The Great Escape:

Foxy slams on the gas. The van crashes through the glass and onto the street just as the entire building behind them explodes in a massive burst of green and purple energy. Foxy expertly drifts around the corner, saving the whole band.

Foxy: (Celebrating proudly) "I'm the best driver in history!"

The van comes to a safe stop further down the road. The team steps out, looking back at the smoking ruins.

Ballora: (Looking down, full of regret)

Freddy: "Springtrap got away..."

Ballora: "Tom, I'm sorry I doubted you."

Bonnie: "Me too."

Chica: "Absolutely. Can you ever forgive us?"

Freddy: (Smiling, stepping in to hug his bandmates) "Of course I can. I missed you all so much. Now let's go home... Man, I really need to recharge."

The episode opens inside Ben’s new underground tech lab. The blue neon lights flicker intensely. Ben is busy monitoring the encrypted satellite line on his quantum matrix monitor when suddenly, the screens begin to static.

BZZZZZT! A loud short-circuit sound echoes through the room. The entire Outfit7 studio goes pitch black.

TOM (Yelling in the dark) Ben! What did you do? I told you that plugging the waffle maker into the quantum super-matrix was a terrible idea!

BEN (Turning on his phone flashlight, sounding defensive) I didn’t do anything, Tom! The studio's power consumption just spiked by eight hundred percent in the last five minutes. That is mathematically impossible!

Suddenly, the lights snap back on with a loud pop. The front door is violently kicked open. The Landlord stomps in, waving a giant, bright red electric bill.

LANDLORD What is the meaning of this?! This block's power grid spiked so hard it could illuminate an entire city! If this bill isn't fully paid and normalized by tomorrow morning, you are in breach of contract. Hit the bricks! Out!

The Landlord slams the door as he leaves. Ben rushes outside with a handheld wire-tracking device, followed closely by Tom. The camera focuses on the power pole, revealing a thick, messy black cable wrapped in electrical tape. It runs illegally out of the studio and straight into the window of the blue house to the left.

BEN (Adjusting his glasses) Just as I suspected! Someone is siphoning kilos of electricity directly from our private grid

Cut to the outside of the blue house. Tom and Ben stand furiously in front of the door. Deafening distorted guitar riffs and loud videogame explosions shake the window panes.

BAM! BAM! BAM! Tom kicks the door, which swings open since it was left unlatched.

The inside is total chaos: stacks of massive amplifiers, guitar gear cranked to full volume, three televisions turned on simultaneously, and wires tangled all over the floor. In the center of it all, frantically playing a video game with two controllers, is Pierre—a rock 'n' roll parrot sporting a cool jacket and headphones hanging around his neck. Right next to him, holding the second controller and screaming with pure hype, is Ginger.

TOM (Crossing his arms, screaming over the noise) Pierre?! Are you stealing our quantum energy just to play online multiplayer?!

PIERRE (Chewing bubblegum, eyes glued to the screen) Chill out, dude. The rock can’t stop, and my console needs pure, raw energy. Besides, your bill is already massive with that sci-fi lab of yours. You guys wouldn't even notice!

BEN We did notice! The Landlord almost evicted us! Ginger, what are you even doing here?

GINGER (Jumping up and down on the sofa) Pierre is living the dream, Ben! He taught me how to ditch recess at school and said that rules are just "lame suggestions"!

TOM (Gravely worried) Pierre, unplug this right now. If our company goes bankrupt because of this bill, we lose the studio. And if we lose the studio, Ginger won't have a place to annoy me anymore!

Ginger looks at Tom, then looks back at Pierre. His mischievous heart melts a little, and he tugs on Pierre's jacket.

GINGER Yeah, Pierre... unplug it. These guys are squares, but I kinda like their new garage.

Pierre sighs, tosses his controller onto the sofa, and with a bored pout, yanks the taped cable out of the wall. Everything in his house immediately goes dead and quiet.

PIERRE Fine, fine. No juice, no game. Happy now, suits

Cut to the next day. Tom and Ben are peacefully drinking coffee in the kitchen of the new studio, feeling relieved. Suddenly, slow, dramatic knocks echo from the front door.

Tom opens it. It's Pierre. He is surrounded by his massive speakers, his guitar, a battered laptop, and a look of absolute defeat.

PIERRE Well... things went south. Since I didn't have the cash to pay for my own legal electricity, the Landlord officially evicted me from the blue house.

BEN (Appearing behind Tom) And what does that have to do with us?

PIERRE Ginger told me you guys are total softies. If you don't let me crash on your couch for a bit, I’m gonna have to live in a refrigerator box on the street. And leather jackets really don't hold up in the nighttime cold, man.

Tom and Ben look at each other, horrified by the prospect of living with the hyperactive parrot, but guilt gets the better of them.

TOM (Whispering) If we leave him on the street, Ginger will never let us hear the end of it. Come on in, Pierre... but there are rules!

Cut to a fast-paced 10-second montage of pure, unadulterated chaos: Pierre shredding guitar solos at 3:00 AM; Pierre using Ben’s quantum computer to illegally download music torrents; Pierre teaching Ginger how to prank Angela. Tom and Ben appear with massive dark circles under their eyes, on the verge of a breakdown.

The camera cuts back to the main living area. Pierre is pacing back and forth, hyperventilating and screaming because he lost a match in his game.

PIERRE This is impossible! The Level 5 boss is totally cheating! I'm so bored! I'm gonna smash this controller into pieces!

Suddenly, a large, furry hand gently takes the controller away from Pierre. It’s Hank. He calmly sits down on the sofa, opens a giant bucket of popcorn, and places it right between them.

HANK (In his signature slow, relaxed voice) You're using the wrong strategy, man. On Level 5, you don't attack. You just wait for the timing. Watch this.

Hank starts playing with incredible, effortless composure. Pierre, completely hypnotized by Hank’s zen precision, slowly sits down right next to him.

PIERRE Whoa... you dodged that laser without even blinking. How are you doing that?

HANK (Passing the controller back, munching on popcorn) Years of couch training, my friend. Give it a shot. Total focus. No screaming.

The camera begins to fast-forward time. We see daytime turn to night through the window. Pierre and Hank remain in the exact same position, completely locked into the screen, sharing the popcorn in perfect harmony. Pierre is entirely calm, relaxed, and fully absorbed by Hank's peaceful vibe.

Tom and Ben tiptoe into the room holding tools, stopping dead in their tracks at the sight.

BEN (Whispering, deeply impressed) Hank... he managed to completely neutralize Pierre's hyperactivity using nothing but radio frequencies and video games. It’s a scientific miracle!

TOM (Smiling, relieved) It’s not science, Ben. It’s just Hank being Hank. Looks like our new roommate finally found his master.

On screen, Pierre and Hank execute a perfect, slow-motion high-five without ever breaking eye contact with the game.

HANK & PIERRE (In unison, monotonous and focused) Nice play, bro.

The camera pulls back out through the window as the soft, repetitive sound effects of the video game continue fading into the night.

THE END

The episode opens inside the new, modern garage. Sunlight streams through the large windows, but the mood is tense. A giant digital countdown timer on Ben’s new quantum matrix monitor reads: 47:59:59.

TOM (Pacing back and forth, sweating)

Forty-eight hours, guys! That’s all the time we have until Monday morning. If we don’t pay the Landlord, we’re back in Ginger’s tiny garage, sleeping next to plastic dinosaurs!

BEN (Typing furiously on his new glowing keyboard)

According to my calculations, the exact rental fee for a high-tech facility of this caliber requires us to make roughly three thousand dollars. Current bank account balance? Zero dollars and forty-two cents.

BECCA (Strumming a guitar on the couch)

Hey, chill out. Why don’t we just do what you guys always do? Make a completely ridiculous mobile app that blows up overnight, gets a million downloads, and breaks the internet?

ANGELA (Clapping her hands)

Becca is right! Tom, you always have a crazy spark of inspiration when we are under pressure. What's the new idea?

TOM (Freezes, his eyes wide in panic)

The spark... is currently out of batteries. My brain is completely blank!

Cut to a musical montage of the friends trying to force a viral app idea:

* Hank's Idea: Hank creates a concept drawing of an app called “Virtual Fridge Explorer” where you just open a digital fridge and eat pixels. He eats a real sandwich while explaining it, getting crumbs all over Tom’s desk.

* Ginger's Idea: Ginger suggests an app that lets you remotely set off fire alarms in other people's houses. Ben immediately deletes the code file while shaking his head.

* Angela & Becca's Idea: A high-fashion rhythm game. It looks great, but Ben calculates it will take six months to render the dress physics.

With only 12 hours left on the clock, the garage is a mess of crumpled papers, empty energy drink cans, and exhaustion. Tom is slumped over a desk.

TOM (Muffled into his arms)

We’re doomed. The lightbulb in my head is officially smashed.

GINGER (Sneaking up behind Tom, wearing a makeshift superhero cape)

Hey, Tom! Look at me! I’m the Panic Monster! I come to eat your sanity when you run out of time! (Ginger starts making loud, obnoxious monster noises, shaking Tom's chair)

Tom looks at Ginger, then looks at the countdown timer, then looks at Hank who is snoring loudly on the sofa. Suddenly, the iconic lightbulb sound effect dings. Tom stands up, his face filled with sudden genius.

TOM

Ginger... you are an annoying little genius. Ben! Fire up the servers. We aren’t making a useful app. We are making a game about dealing with pure, unadulterated chaos!

Time Check: Monday, 7:59 AM. The countdown timer hits 00:00:01 and beeps loudly.

Right on cue, the front door bursts open. The Landlord stomps in, holding his clipboard.

LANDLORD

Time is up, renters! It is exactly eight o'clock. Hand over the money or start packing your boxes. I already have a moving truck waiting outside!

Tom steps forward calmly, holding a single smartphone. On the screen, a brand-new game is running. The title screen reads: "Landlord Panic!". The gameplay features a cartoon version of the Landlord chasing virtual tenants around a crooked house while avoiding flying popcorn and exploding robot vacuums.

TOM

We didn't have the cash yesterday, Mr. Landlord. But we launched this game exactly six hours ago. It just went viral on social media because people find your angry cartoon face incredibly satisfying to tap on.

Ben turns the giant monitor around, showing a live revenue tracker. The number rapidly spins up past $3,500. Ben clicks a button, and a classic Ding! sound echoes as the money transfers directly to the Landlord's bank account.

BEN

Your rent has been fully transferred, sir. Along with a small bonus tip for inspiring our top-charting gameplay loop.

The Landlord looks at his phone, watches his bank account update, and then looks at the game screen. His angry scowl slowly melts into a proud, slightly conceited grin.

LANDLORD

Well... I must admit, they captured my good side. The jawline is exceptionally aerodynamic. (He clears his throat, trying to look strict again) Very well! You may stay. But if the sequel doesn't include my favorite coffee mug, I'm raising the rent next month!

The Landlord turns around and leaves, happily playing the game on his own phone as he walks out.

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The garage erupts into cheering. Hank wakes up from his nap, throwing his popcorn bucket into the air. Angela hugs Tom, and Becca high-fives Ben.

TOM (Looking up at the neon Outfit7 logo on the wall)

See guys? New garage, new name, but the same old team. We can handle anything this town throws at us.

Suddenly, Ben’s quantum matrix monitor flashes red. An incoming, heavily encrypted video file begins to download automatically. A distorted voice echoes from the speakers, showing a dark silhouette with distinct raccoon ears.

DISTORTED VOICE

Enjoy your little victory, Tom... because your new home won't stay standing for long.

The screen cuts to black, leaving the friends staring at the monitor in shock.

HANK (Breaking the silence)

So... does this mean we have to make a sequel game already?

QUICK FADE TO BLACK

THE END

At the beginning of the classic series, Sakura was a very irritating character, dependent on Naruto and Sasuke, and quite useless in battle. In Shippuden, she improves, but not in a satisfactory way. For most of the Naruto anime, it seems like Sakura doesn't have a moment where she's punished or taught a lesson for what she did to Naruto in the past. Sakura was very rude to Naruto, and not just mildly, but aggressively. She would hit Naruto and be oblivious to his feelings, especially since the anime is from 2002, meaning Naruto dealt with serious issues. When I saw Sakura being obeyed by Sasuke, I already knew this girl was useless. Throughout the series, it appears she never had that moment where reality weighed on her shoulders, like seeing that Sasuke was a bad person who humiliated and despised her as if she were nothing. There's no moment where she sacrifices herself for something, like saving Naruto or having a fight with Sasuke. It seems like Sakura's redemption doesn't happen. What I expected was for her to finally abandon this unhealthy and even toxic obsession, and Sakura's case worsened in the anime thanks to Naruto's filler scenes and episodes that reinforce this obsession with Sasuke. She doesn't have the development that works on this obsessive behavior. I personally don't like the development she had; she didn't improve her personality or powers, and Kishimoto stated that she was made to be annoying with good intentions, but for me, good intentions have nothing to do with it. Sakura is considered a main character, but she has the reasoning of an NPC, seeming empty in personality and powers, and the moments of protagonism are very forced to show that Team 7 is a trio, but they are a duo with a companion. Sakura could easily be deleted from Naruto without changing almost anything. Okay, there were moments when she was important, but they are so poorly written that they seem empty and even one-sided, making them seem very artificial and almost empty. As Kishimoto said, he doesn't know how to write women in Naruto, and as he said, he doesn't know how women think and act. This is the most idiotic statement I've ever heard from a writer. Sakura's case only gets easier to... It's hard to criticize her when comparing her to another similar character, Julie from Bakugan in the anime. Julie was similar to Sakura; she liked Dan and had all the makings of being annoying, but when I saw her, that wasn't the case. Julie is useful, essential, and had better development. She stops chasing after Dan so much, something Sakura hasn't overcome. She still chases after Sasuke even though he tries to kill her, and I even find it controversial to forgive Sakura after all her bad writing in the classic series and for half of Shippuden, regarding what she did to Naruto, as I said. And for Sasuke, she had to take a Bakugan to show that this emotional dependence on Sasuke was weakening her, and that doesn't change at the end of the story. She continues with her obsessive personality, so for me, I think Sakura is a terrible example of a female character. She should have improved, but that wasn't worked on or developed, and that's why Sakura's ending in Naruto doesn't please me. She herself doesn't appeal to me, and in the end, she marries Sasuke. Seriously, that ending for her is forced; it seems more like Kishimoto gave Sakura a forced happy ending. She was a character who did a lot of bad things and deserved to end her story without her powers. Even in death, it seems she never received that reward from her childhood and pre-adolescence. At the end of Naruto, towards Boruto, she improves, but not with the satisfaction of having learned a lesson. That's why Sakura's case doesn't appeal to me.

Bakugou is a better character than Sakura, here's why:

Bakugou and Sakura are presented to us as hostile, narcissistic characters with anger issues; that is, they are created as characters that the crowd should boo for their attitudes. Bakugou was introduced as the boy who bullied Midoriya, and Sakura was introduced as a ninja who likes Sasuke and doesn't like Naruto very much. They are detestable characters at the beginning: Sakura for being useless, and Bakugou for saying that Midoriya should kill himself in the first episode. So, at the beginning of their arcs, these characters are characters that we feel more resentment than sympathy for. Then, after Midoriya saves Bakugou from the mud villain, still in the first chapter, Bakugou goes there and has a discussion where, at the same time, Bakugou is pure, but deep down he feels grateful. Sakura, at the beginning of the classic arc, has no use; many see her, like Sasuke, as more irritating and unpleasant, and as a damn frivolous and annoying person. That's Sakura's development. Bakugou, however, sees a side of her that... To be a hero, he must always win; he doesn't accept losing, and this causes these two characters to grow up with distorted views of their lives. Sakura revolves around Sasuke and Bakugou, believing that to be strong, one shouldn't need help from the weak. So, in the first U.A. exam, where Bakugou is paired with Iida and Deku with Uraraka, Bakugou acted impulsively because he wanted to fight Deku. Deku and Uraraka win the exam, even though Bakugou outperforms Deku in strength. At that moment, Bakugou's world begins to crumble because there are others who are better than him, like Shoto Todoroki, who was more powerful and stronger; Momo, the most intelligent; and Iida, the most disciplined. There, he feels like a knot among the others, and not that thing he had since he was very young, that he was meant to be the greatest hero. Bakugou lived a lie. In the arc of the League of Villains' invasion of U.A., Bakugou fights alongside Kirishima, showing that he is no longer refusing to work without helping. Even with his explosive temper, Bakugou, if you think about it, is a nice guy sometimes. Yes, he is, even with that problematic personality, something we don't see in Sakura. You don't judge her relationships with other people besides Naruto or Sasuke during episodes or chapters. An example is her friendship with Ino, which, well, you know what happened; they broke up because they liked Sasuke. Another stupid thing. Then, in the Chunin Exam arc, Sakura fought against the three Sound Village ninjas, but was later saved by Lee and Team 10. After that, she fought Ino and lost. Then, in Naruto's fight against Gaara, Sakura was trapped by Gaara's sand and again begged Sasuke to save her, but it was Naruto who saved her, now evolved after training with Jiraiya. After that, there's nothing to say; we don't see Sakura maturing after that. Then, in the U.A. Games arc, Bakugou couldn't win in cavalry battles because he didn't trust his team, but then, when he had to trust them, he decided to trust them in battle. In the fight between Uraraka and Bakugou, Bakugou is treated as a villain because he seemed to be toying with her. However, Bakugou wasn't underestimating her; if he had, he would have lost. During the arc, Todoroki declared war on Midoriya because he possessed something Midoriya lacked: the altruism of a hero. This leads to the point where Midoriya, Todoroki, and Bakugou both want to be the greatest heroes of all time. Bakugou possesses something both Midoriya and Todoroki share: altruism. Bakugou, however, believes that being a hero means always winning, which isn't always the case. During the Todoroki vs. Bakugou fight, Bakugou tried to make Shoto fight, but he couldn't shake the idea that he was meant to be the strongest and couldn't accept Midoriya's superiority because that idea had been ingrained in him since childhood. Bakugou even won the festival, despite not accepting it fully. With Sakura, she tried to convince... Sasuke's decision not to flee the village is one of the most idiotic things possible; she said she would go with him, which is the biggest stupidity imaginable and intolerable. Seriously, she's willing to abandon everything—her friends, her life, her family—all because of Sasuke. That's irritating and stupid. It borders on Sakura's unhealthy emotional dependence on Sasuke, going beyond the limit of what Sakura is going through. Seriously, that's stupid. And then she asks Naruto to rescue Sasuke, which is an even more stupid attitude. But then Bakugou continues to be confused about whether he was stronger or not. Then, in the arc where he's captured by the League of Villains to be converted to Shigaraki's side, All Might retires because he gave everything to save Bakugou At that moment, he felt like his ego was being shattered, so he fought Deku. This moment was good because Deku and Bakugou are literally two sides of the same coin; both are All Might's number one fans, wanting to get into U.A. and be the number one hero. But Deku didn't admire All Might because he defeated villains, instilled fear in villains, and won against his own villains; he admired All Might because he saved people, he was a hero. Isn't it obvious that All Might is the symbol of peace in the universe of MHA? And so Bakugou felt from the beginning that Deku was stronger than him. That's why, after the fight, All Might hugs them both and says that they will be two great heroes. Bakugou changed at that moment; he knows that someone will have a stronger Quirk than his, but now he doesn't care. He was still arrogant, but he no longer fights to be the strongest, but for himself. Sakura didn't learn any of this; Sakura seems willing to be Sasuke's lapdog as a way of trying. To glorify Dasuke, what I said is a morbid emotional dependency. Another moment is when Bakugou, later in the Deku Vigilante arc, apologized to Deku in front of the entire Class 1-A. This moment of Bakugou apologizing to Deku for the childhood bullying was a very powerful moment for Bakugou, showing him recognizing that what he did to Deku was wrong. He recognizes it now after what he went through. Notice if it were the Bakugou from the first episode, this wouldn't happen, and he even calls Deku by his name, Izuku. At that moment, it's possible to accept Bakugou's forgiveness. Sakura, on the other hand, had a detestable moment where she made a false declaration to Naruto, which sounded like a jerk move. First, Sakura never had a moment of redemption, and even though she has one intact, it's irritating because it seems like she never learned a lesson about her views on Naruto and Sasuke. It seems like Sakura stopped her views on Sasuke and Naruto in the classic series, and she continued in the same position of a frivolous and dependent girl. What was a mistake? Sakura didn't evolve that much since the classic series. For me, Bakugou had a better arc. He starts as an unbearable bully, his reality is shattered, then he hits rock bottom and redeems himself. Sakura, on the other hand, is stuck in a toxic and poorly written relationship since the classic Naruto series. So, in my opinion, Bakugou had stronger development, and despite some of Horikoshi's flaws, he still wins over Kishimoto.

The episode begins with a somber atmosphere. Tom and Ben are sitting on two old cardboard boxes inside Ginger's garage, which is much smaller and full of scattered children's toys.

BEN (Looking at his hands, depressed)

I feel like... a part of me was deleted from the server, Tom. My codes, my prototypes, my equations on the wall... Everything turned to dust after Roy blew up the garage.

TOM (Sighing, looking at the ceiling)

I know, Ben. For the first time in my life... I've closed Tom and Ben Industries. Without our garage, it seems like the ideas just have nowhere to go. We lost everything that gave meaning to this place.

Ginger runs into the garage, wearing a regular baseball cap and carrying a school backpack.

GINGER

Hey, guys! Time to wake up! My mom said you can live in my garage until the end of the week. After that... bye-bye! You'll have to go live on the street or in a refrigerator box. Have a good day at school for me!

Ginger runs out and slams the garage door, leaving Tom and Ben in the dark and silence again.

Angela is lying on the sofa with a pillow covering her face, letting out dramatic sighs. Becca enters the room holding a mug of coffee, looking at her friend with a raised eyebrow.

BECCA

Angela, you've been in this same position ever since Tom's garage exploded. The pillow is practically glued to your face. What's wrong?

ANGELA (Removes the pillow, her eyes sad)

It's my fault, Becca! Roy Rakoon manipulated me perfectly with that whole music career thing. I was so blind... and because of that, Tom and Ben's garage was destroyed. My life doesn't make sense anymore without the excitement of those two, but I don't have the courage to look Tom in the face!

Becca walks to the sofa, snatches the pillow from Angela's hand and pulls her by the arms.

BECCA

Listen here, young lady. Roy is a professional raccoon at being awful. You can't change what happened in the past... but you can change the future! Tom doesn't blame you. Stop being dramatic, get off that couch and go talk to him now!

Angela looks at Becca, takes a deep breath, and regains her resolve.

ANGELA: You're right. I'm going to help Tom!

Tom is kicking an empty soda can when the door bursts open. It's Angela, breathless.

ANGELA: Tom! Ben! I have news. I'm not going to let you give up. I'm going to help you rebuild everything, or at least I'm going to help you get a brand new garage!

BEN (Pessimistic): Thank you, Angela, but we're downgraded. How are we going to build a garage from scratch? We have no funds, no credit, we don't even have a roof over our heads!

Tom is silent for two seconds. His eyes suddenly light up. The lightbulb of creativity turns on in his head.

TOM

Wait a minute... I've got an idea! Ben, grab a piece of paper! Any paper!

Cut to an empty lot in a new, nicer, tree-lined neighborhood. Tom, Ben, Angela, Becca, and Hank are standing before a team of builders in hard hats. The foreman looks at Tom.

FORWARD

Very well, Mr. Tom. We received your call. How exactly do you want the new house and garage to be?

Tom, with a proud smile, hands over a small glass jar filled with coins and some crumpled bills (the money that was left over).

TOM

Here's the down payment! And don't worry about engineers, because it's all laid out here!

Tom pulls out a HUGE sheet of paper and stretches it out in front of the builders. The camera focuses on the drawing: it's a house plan drawn in crayon, visibly crooked, with scribbles, stick figures, and an arrow that reads "Ben's Place" and another "Hank's TV Place". BEN (Sweating profusely, whispering)

Tom... are you sure this isn't going to be a legal or structural problem? It looks like a Gingerbread Man drawing!

TOM (Pats Ben on the shoulder, relaxed)

Relax, Ben! The professionals know what they're doing.

A sign on the screen reads: "ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION TIME: 20 DAYS".

Tom, Ben, and Hank temporarily move into the girls' apartment with the few things they managed to salvage from the rubble of the old garage (a slightly torn sofa, a rickety office chair, and a mini-fridge).

Day 1: Angela asks Tom: "How long is this going to take again?". Tom smiles and says: "About 20 days, tops!". Angela looks at the ceiling, making a comical face of "Am I going to tolerate these boys here for that long?".

HUGE TIME JUMP: A SIGN READS "MONTHS LATER..."

TV Scene: Hank, Tom, and Becca are crammed onto the couch eating giant buckets of popcorn, yelling and cheering while watching an action movie with explosions. Angela tries to dust, huffing because no one is cleaning the room.

Ben's Scene: Ben is sitting on the kitchen floor with his laptop on his lap, desperately trying to type while Ginger (who came to visit) jumps on his back and tries to press the keys.

Social Scene: All six friends They appear having dinner together at the table, laughing, playing board games, and sharing experiences. Despite the mess, they are closer than ever.

END OF MUSICAL MONTAGE.

The girls' house is full of packed boxes. Tom runs into the room, arms raised.

TOM (Comically and dramatically)

Attention, citizens! The new house is finally ready! But there's a small detail... I need help carrying three hundred heavy boxes there. Who volunteers?

Everyone looks at each other and laughs. Angela steps forward, smiling.

ANGELA

We started this together, Tom. We'll finish it together.

The group walks through the streets of the new neighborhood carrying boxes, the old sofa, and equipment. Hank is carrying Becca on his back, who in turn is carrying a TV.

They turn the corner and stop in front of the new place. Everyone stands there, mouths agape, in complete a state of bewilderment and wonder.

The new garage is simply AMAZING. It's much bigger, with a modern facade, strong walls, large windows, and a structure that seems alive and full of energy.

GINGER (Jumping around excitedly)

WOW! This is ten times cooler than the old garage! Can I jump out the window onto the lawn?!

TOM (Looking at Ben, proudly)

See, Ben? I told you to relax. We haven't lost our reputation! We just need to add our special touch.

The group splits up to paint and decorate:

Inside: Tom and Angela are painting the interior walls blue and white. In a cute moment, Tom accidentally gets paint on Angela's nose with the paintbrush. She laughs and throws paint on his cheek.

Outside: Ben is using a high-tech tape measure, while Ginger and Becca are tagging/painting a super stylish graffiti on the exterior walls to give the house a modern and youthful look.

When the assembly is finished, the interior of the garage is identical and nostalgic to the "old days" they loved so much, but outside, everything is completely new, bright, and futuristic.

The six friends are gathered in the center of the new space, tired but radiant.

TOM

Thanks to everyone's help, we've recovered our home. But... before we celebrate, I have a special surprise for my partner. Ben, come here.

Tom walks to a wall at the back of the garage and presses a secret button. The wall opens hydraulically, revealing a Super Technological Laboratory. It's an immense space, full of blue neon lights, metal workbenches, state-of-the-art computers for every type of work, a shielded testing area, and, in the center, a giant monitor.

BEN (With shining eyes, almost crying with emotion)

Tom... that's... a quantum matrix supercomputer?!

TOM

And there's more. That extra monitor over there? It's programmed with a dedicated encrypted satellite line so you can communicate with Xenon whenever you want.

Ben hugs Tom, emotional.

BEN

Thank you, Tom. The past with Roy is truly behind us. Now we can start a new life! And you know what? We're going to have a lot of fun here!

Everyone celebrates, clapping and hugging. The atmosphere is one of absolute victory.

Suddenly, the front door bursts open. The Apartment Owner (the grumpy landlord) enters stomping, holding a clipboard and a pen.

LANDLORD

Very nice, very spacious... Now, let's get down to business! Rent is due next Monday. If payment is even a minute late, it's a breach of contract and I'll fire everyone! You've been warned!

The Landlord slams the door and leaves. Everyone is silent for a second, staring at the door.

HANK (Shrugging, eating popcorn)

Anyone want to watch an action movie?

TOM (Laughing)

Never mind, guys! The grumpy landlord is part of the charm. The important thing is that the problem is over. And to celebrate this new era... our studio will no longer be called Tom Studios. From today on, we are Outfit7!

Everyone shouts with joy, Ginger throws confetti into the air, Hank turns on the new TV, and the six friends end the episode laughing, talking, and having fun in their new home.

The camera slowly pulls back through the window of the new garage, showing the bright Outfit7 sign outside under the stars.

The End

Without meaning to discredit Megaforce, it's actually pretty good and watchable in the first part that adapted Goseiger and was just Megaforce, not Super Megaforce. Back when I watched it, it was actually pretty cool because it resembled Mighty Morphin, but updated for today. Vrak is a very cool and interesting villain, and the Robo Warrior's introduction arc was one of the best things. Robo Warrior, for me, is the best character in the series. The morpher concepts are cool, but what's lacking is character development. Troy, for me, is a very empty and personality-less Red Ranger; the rest are stereotypes. Noah is the stereotype of the intelligent guy, and so on. But without a doubt, the worst aspect of Megaforce is Super Megaforce, because they had the idiotic idea of ​​adapting Gokaiger, which is terrible because it mixes two seasons that have nothing to do with each other: Goseiger and Gokaiger. What's the problem? Gokaiger is a pirate season where the characters act as anti-heroes, while in Goseiger the characters are angels, have a strong sense of heroism, and even in Super Megaforce the concept of "pirate" isn't explored. Another point is that the Gokaiger uniforms inherited in Megaforce are more of an upgrade or improvement than a proper uniform. In the crossover with Ninja Steel Gia, the original Yellow Ranger from Megaforce transforms, but doesn't switch to Super Mega mode, which seems pointless. Another thing that bothered me was the inconsistency in the story between the Black Ranger from Megaforce and the Green Ranger from Super Megaforce. Jake, the original Black and Green Ranger from Megaforce, says this, but Gosei, the team's mentor, says there's an explanation, but this issue ceases to be considered work and becomes a joke, and for me, that... is irritating because Jake had already been established as the Black Ranger; in my opinion, it could have been another Ranger team. And Orion, for me, is the worst character in Super Megaforce. He has an incredible idea: all the people on his planet were exterminated by the Armada, and it would have been cool if they had explored Orion's revenge against the Armada Empire more, but that's not developed. So, for me, he's stuck being the White Ranger, a silly and quiet guy. And there are still several nonsensical things, like why didn't Vrak take control of the Armada and why don't we see scenes of Vrak with Vrak? And another thing is that the Super Megaforce episodes are poorly written, with few homages to the Rangers. The only homages were Samurai, which was pointless because it was a relatively recent season that year, and Jungle Fury, which was good, but something was missing. There's a Gokaiger episode where Insann falls in love with the Red Ranger from Gyranger, but in Super Megaforce, in the episode "Love is in the Air," she falls in love with Jake, which was lazy. It would have been hilarious if they had replicated the plot a bit and had her fall in love with another Ranger, like Jason, TJ, or Tommy. There are other homages to Super Sentai that were never adapted for Power Rangers. It's as if the writers were Super Sentai fans; it was a terrible idea, and look what happened. It's the same as seeing Hunter x Hunter paying homage to Yu Yu Hakusho; it doesn't make sense. How could they do that if they're not from the same universe? It doesn't make sense for Power Rangers to parody another franchise. Speaking of the lack of explanations and the ridiculous names, like the one they gave Dairanger, there are no explanations. Okay, you can try to argue that they are rangers from other planets, but that doesn't make sense. In short, Power Rangers Metal is still watchable in its first part, but it has its ups and downs and flaws. Even so, give it a chance, or rewrite the entire season to satisfy you.

The episode begins with a somber atmosphere. Tom and Ben are sitting on two old cardboard boxes inside Ginger's garage, which is much smaller and full of scattered children's toys.

BEN (Looking at his hands, depressed)

I feel like... a part of me was deleted from the server, Tom. My codes, my prototypes, my equations on the wall... Everything turned to dust after Roy blew up the garage.

TOM (Sighing, looking at the ceiling)

I know, Ben. For the first time in my life... I've closed Tom and Ben Industries. Without our garage, it seems like the ideas just have nowhere to go. We lost everything that gave meaning to this place.

Ginger runs into the garage, wearing a regular baseball cap and carrying a school backpack.

GINGER

Hey, guys! Time to wake up! My mom said you can live in my garage until the end of the week. After that... bye-bye! You'll have to go live on the street or in a refrigerator box. Have a good day at school for me!

Ginger runs out and slams the garage door, leaving Tom and Ben in the dark and silence again.

Angela is lying on the sofa with a pillow covering her face, letting out dramatic sighs. Becca enters the room holding a mug of coffee, looking at her friend with a raised eyebrow.

BECCA

Angela, you've been in this same position ever since Tom's garage exploded. The pillow is practically glued to your face. What's wrong?

ANGELA (Removes the pillow, her eyes sad)

It's my fault, Becca! Roy Rakoon manipulated me perfectly with that whole music career thing. I was so blind... and because of that, Tom and Ben's garage was destroyed. My life doesn't make sense anymore without the excitement of those two, but I don't have the courage to look Tom in the face!

Becca walks to the sofa, snatches the pillow from Angela's hand and pulls her by the arms.

BECCA

Listen here, young lady. Roy is a professional raccoon at being awful. You can't change what happened in the past... but you can change the future! Tom doesn't blame you. Stop being dramatic, get off that couch and go talk to him now!

Angela looks at Becca, takes a deep breath, and regains her resolve.

ANGELA: You're right. I'm going to help Tom!

Tom is kicking an empty soda can when the door bursts open. It's Angela, breathless.

ANGELA: Tom! Ben! I have news. I'm not going to let you give up. I'm going to help you rebuild everything, or at least I'm going to help you get a brand new garage!

BEN (Pessimistic): Thank you, Angela, but we're downgraded. How are we going to build a garage from scratch? We have no funds, no credit, we don't even have a roof over our heads!

Tom is silent for two seconds. His eyes suddenly light up. The lightbulb of creativity turns on in his head.

TOM

Wait a minute... I've got an idea! Ben, grab a piece of paper! Any paper!

Cut to an empty lot in a new, nicer, tree-lined neighborhood. Tom, Ben, Angela, Becca, and Hank are standing before a team of builders in hard hats. The foreman looks at Tom.

FORWARD

Very well, Mr. Tom. We received your call. How exactly do you want the new house and garage to be?

Tom, with a proud smile, hands over a small glass jar filled with coins and some crumpled bills (the money that was left over).

TOM

Here's the down payment! And don't worry about engineers, because it's all laid out here!

Tom pulls out a HUGE sheet of paper and stretches it out in front of the builders. The camera focuses on the drawing: it's a house plan drawn in crayon, visibly crooked, with scribbles, stick figures, and an arrow that reads "Ben's Place" and another "Hank's TV Place". BEN (Sweating profusely, whispering)

Tom... are you sure this isn't going to be a legal or structural problem? It looks like a Gingerbread Man drawing!

TOM (Pats Ben on the shoulder, relaxed)

Relax, Ben! The professionals know what they're doing.

A sign on the screen reads: "ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION TIME: 20 DAYS".

Tom, Ben, and Hank temporarily move into the girls' apartment with the few things they managed to salvage from the rubble of the old garage (a slightly torn sofa, a rickety office chair, and a mini-fridge).

Day 1: Angela asks Tom: "How long is this going to take again?". Tom smiles and says: "About 20 days, tops!". Angela looks at the ceiling, making a comical face of "Am I going to tolerate these boys here for that long?".

HUGE TIME JUMP: A SIGN READS "MONTHS LATER..."

TV Scene: Hank, Tom, and Becca are crammed onto the couch eating giant buckets of popcorn, yelling and cheering while watching an action movie with explosions. Angela tries to dust, huffing because no one is cleaning the room.

Ben's Scene: Ben is sitting on the kitchen floor with his laptop on his lap, desperately trying to type while Ginger (who came to visit) jumps on his back and tries to press the keys.

Social Scene: All six friends They appear having dinner together at the table, laughing, playing board games, and sharing experiences. Despite the mess, they are closer than ever.

END OF MUSICAL MONTAGE.

The girls' house is full of packed boxes. Tom runs into the room, arms raised.

TOM (Comically and dramatically)

Attention, citizens! The new house is finally ready! But there's a small detail... I need help carrying three hundred heavy boxes there. Who volunteers?

Everyone looks at each other and laughs. Angela steps forward, smiling.

ANGELA

We started this together, Tom. We'll finish it together.

The group walks through the streets of the new neighborhood carrying boxes, the old sofa, and equipment. Hank is carrying Becca on his back, who in turn is carrying a TV.

They turn the corner and stop in front of the new place. Everyone stands there, mouths agape, in complete a state of bewilderment and wonder.

The new garage is simply AMAZING. It's much bigger, with a modern facade, strong walls, large windows, and a structure that seems alive and full of energy.

GINGER (Jumping around excitedly)

WOW! This is ten times cooler than the old garage! Can I jump out the window onto the lawn?!

TOM (Looking at Ben, proudly)

See, Ben? I told you to relax. We haven't lost our reputation! We just need to add our special touch.

The group splits up to paint and decorate:

Inside: Tom and Angela are painting the interior walls blue and white. In a cute moment, Tom accidentally gets paint on Angela's nose with the paintbrush. She laughs and throws paint on his cheek.

Outside: Ben is using a high-tech tape measure, while Ginger and Becca are tagging/painting a super stylish graffiti on the exterior walls to give the house a modern and youthful look.

When the assembly is finished, the interior of the garage is identical and nostalgic to the "old days" they loved so much, but outside, everything is completely new, bright, and futuristic.

The six friends are gathered in the center of the new space, tired but radiant.

TOM

Thanks to everyone's help, we've recovered our home. But... before we celebrate, I have a special surprise for my partner. Ben, come here.

Tom walks to a wall at the back of the garage and presses a secret button. The wall opens hydraulically, revealing a Super Technological Laboratory. It's an immense space, full of blue neon lights, metal workbenches, state-of-the-art computers for every type of work, a shielded testing area, and, in the center, a giant monitor.

BEN (With shining eyes, almost crying with emotion)

Tom... that's... a quantum matrix supercomputer?!

TOM

And there's more. That extra monitor over there? It's programmed with a dedicated encrypted satellite line so you can communicate with Xenon whenever you want.

Ben hugs Tom, emotional.

BEN

Thank you, Tom. The past with Roy is truly behind us. Now we can start a new life! And you know what? We're going to have a lot of fun here!

Everyone celebrates, clapping and hugging. The atmosphere is one of absolute victory.

Suddenly, the front door bursts open. The Apartment Owner (the grumpy landlord) enters stomping, holding a clipboard and a pen.

LANDLORD

Very nice, very spacious... Now, let's get down to business! Rent is due next Monday. If payment is even a minute late, it's a breach of contract and I'll fire everyone! You've been warned!

The Landlord slams the door and leaves. Everyone is silent for a second, staring at the door.

HANK (Shrugging, eating popcorn)

Anyone want to watch an action movie?

TOM (Laughing)

Never mind, guys! The grumpy landlord is part of the charm. The important thing is that the problem is over. And to celebrate this new era... our studio will no longer be called Tom Studios. From today on, we are Outfit7!

Everyone shouts with joy, Ginger throws confetti into the air, Hank turns on the new TV, and the six friends end the episode laughing, talking, and having fun in their new home.

The camera slowly pulls back through the window of the new garage, showing the bright Outfit7 sign outside under the stars.

The End

A Talking Tom headcanon: Remember the games deleted by Outfit7 like Talking Larry the Bird, Talking Gina the Giraffe, Talking Rex the Dinosaur, Talking Harry the Hedgehog, Talking Baby Hippo, Talking Lila the Fairy, Talking Roby the Robot, and Talking John the Bacteria, and other games that were deleted by Outfit7? I have in my mind that within the animated series Tom and Ben, when they started working, they didn't have enough materials and tools, so they went to websites buying terrible character models, and some of these were Roby, Rex, Larry, Harry the Hedgehog, Lila, Gina, John, etc. They created their first games, but over time, they aged very poorly, and seeing that this wasn't working, they decided to delete them when Tom and Ben had already acquired enough materials and money to create original content.

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Na minha opinião, quem defende a teoria de que Ballora é ou não esposa de Afton só a defende para continuar shippando Ballora com Springtrap. Como alguém disse, e eu já tenho uma justificativa para isso, quem não se lembra de quantas pessoas ficaram e ainda ficam ressentidas só porque Naruto não ficou com Sasuke porque se casou com Hinata? E não para por aí. Há pessoas no fandom de My Hero Academia que shippam Midoriya com um cara que o intimidou a vida toda, e há pessoas que shippam Jeff the Killer com Jane the Killer.

então depois disso Springllora é um Shipp e teoria merda.