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- Pretty much confirmed. The show made its debut along with a massive Teen Titans Go marathon, which suggests that Cartoon Network at least wants to advertise it (in recent years, the network has often used TTG marathons to build up hype for new episodes of other shows). It continues to get reruns as well, showing that this is at least true in the short term.
- Jossed in the long run as it was canceled after its 3rd season.
- Confirmed in "No More Power Cards", where the star iris ending is used for the fake ending.
- Well, Rebecca did say she wanted to do a crossover in the podcast, and that there was originally a fusion crossover idea back during the Lakewood Plaza Turbo days.
- The ending of Crossover Nexus hints at this, with Garnet's pow card being the sole reminder of the adventure K.O. had, and when he asks if he'll ever see her again, she gives a vague answer that leaves things open for if the Network approves.
- The Ernesto robot models that wear top hats do somewhat resemble Black Hat. Maybe Boxman met him once.
- There is a crossover in one of Villainous videos, which shows that Boxmore has ties with Black Hat Organization through Cosma, but makes it clear that Black Hat sees Boxman as a pathetic villain.
- The Crossover Nexus episode features Black Hat among the Cartoon Network heroes turned into statues (despite Black Hat being a villain). The Q&A episode of Villanous, however, hinted that this Black Hat is actually the clone made in one of the shorts.
- Well, Rad is based on Piccolo.
- This is a world where candy-stealing is Serious Business, after all.
- Unlikely. It might be a shout out, but My Hero Academia isn't old enough to have a Spiritual Succesor yet. It could be full of shout outs to it, though.
- Bonus points if either Townsend Coleman or Patrick Warburton voices The Tick.
- Confirmed with the aforementioned two.
- Possibly Jossed considering the truck that came to life in "Action News" died within the same episode.
- For some reason, I'm hoping more for Crispin Freeman to voice Adult K.O. or Teen K.O..
- Or if you want to reference Dragon Ball Z Abridged, then Lawrence Simpson. Speaking of Abridged Series...
- K.O.
- His voice will either be a slightly deeper version of Gohan or a slightly higher version of Antfish’s Doppio.
- His personality will either be an extremely pure Idiot Hero or a Deadpan Snarker with no patience for delinquents.
- He may also receive some Adaptational Badass in regards to certain battles, such as either making his first battle with Darrell actually happen, giving a better showing in some of his battles, etc.
- Enid
- Her voice will be that of Lisbeth(Pink/Purple haired shy girls).
- Her personality will be a Deadpan Snarker with traits of Cold Ham and The Comically Serious.
- She might receive Adaptational Villainy, but only on people who really tick her off, such as the Boxmore robots and other villains.
- Rad
- His voice:
- Piccolo from Dragon Ball Z Abridged
- Zoro from One Piece
- Yami/The Pharaoh(or Raphael) from Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series
- His personality could be Cloudcuckoolander with traces of Smug Super or an Only Sane Man when it comes to ideas that are blatantly stupid.
- He could receive Adaptational Intelligence with certain things about the bodega.
- His voice:
- Dendy
- Her voice will either not change or be like a younger version of Asuna.
- Her personality will be the Straight Man to most of the bodega members, with a few Hidden Depths.
- She might receive Adaptational Villainy in the amount of sociopathy she has with her experiments.
- Lord Boxman
- His voice:
- DIO from Jo Jos Bizarre Adventure Abridged
- Hank Ishtar(or Dartz) from Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series
- The Major from Hellsing Ultimate Abridged
- His personality will either be Axe-Crazy with an endearing twist or Psychopathic Manchild relying on Insane Troll Logic.
- He may receive Adaptational Badass when it comes to his relationship with other villains(because Level -10).
- His voice:
- Darrell
- His voice:
- Marik Sebastian Ishtar III from Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series
- Jan Valentine from Hellsing Ultimate Abridged
- Naruto from ''Naruto: The Abridged Comedy Fandub Spoof Series Show
- His personality will be either a more nuanced version of the voice origins or The Rival to K.O..
- He may get Adaptational Nice Guy with his siblings, such as treating Shannon with more respect.
- His voice:
- Shannon
- Her voice:
- Seras Victoria from Hellsing Ultimate Abridged
- Android 18 from Dragon Ball Z Abridged
- Rukia Kuchiki from Bleach (S) Abridged
- Her personality will be Genre Savvy with heavy dosage of Servile Snarker.
- She might get Adaptational Nice Guy with the bodegamen, possibly only doing it because Boxman tells her to.
- Her voice:
- Jethro
- His voice:
- Android 16 or 19 from Dragon Ball Z Abridged
- Odion from Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series
- Edward(MTR) from Hellsing Ultimate Abridged
- His personality will be an Only Sane Man who notes how ludicrous it is to send one robot at a time and how easy it is for the heroes to stop one of them.
- Adaptational Intelligence, naturally.
- His voice:
- Raymond
- His voice:
- Luke Valentine from Hellsing Ultimate Abridged
- Zarbon from Dragon Ball Z Abridged
- Kirito from Sword Art Online Abridged Lisbeth
- His personality will be extremely effeminate and he probably won’t be heterosexual.
- He may receive Adaptational Jerkass towards K.O. by using the penalty box on him from the start.
- His voice:
- T.K.O.
- His voice(this is gonna be a long one):
- Alucard from Hellsing Ultimate Abridged
- Melvin or Florence from Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series
- Antfish’s Diavolo
- White or Kenpachi from Bleach (S) Abridged
- A distorted version of K.O.’s voice.
- His personality will start as a complete emo, but will gradually become Surrounded by Idiots and a little less emo.
- He will receive Adaptational Nice Guy when it come to his interactions with K.O., such as cooperating with him at crucial junctures.
- His voice(this is gonna be a long one):
- Semi-Jossed, semi-Confirmed: Ian confirmed on twitter that there will be an overarching plot, but it will be a "goofy parody"
- Unlikely. It's more likely we'll get a Comically Serious villain at all if we're getting ANY sort of serious villain.
- Perhaps, but Professor Venomous is a likely candidate. He appears quite serious about this whole "villain-ing" thing and is implied to be far more competent than Lord Boxman (discounting his Let's Get Dangerous! moment in We're Captured). Plus his whole design is a lot cleaner than the rest of the cast, adding to his intimidation factor. Something tells me that thousand-robot army he commissioned is going to come into play at some point...
- If anything, Professor Venomous was a Comically Serious foil to Lord Boxman's Laughably Evil personality, not a Knight of Cerebus, since the show was just as silly with him in it as it was without him.
- TKO is probably the closest thing to a Knight of Cerebus this show will get. Despite his emo-ish appearance and personality, he's presented as a genuine threat and willing to hurt his friends and family. Later episodes also prove he's only a stone's throw away from coming back as well.
- Lord Boxman saying "I'm a villain, not a monster" in "We're Captured" could possibly be foreshadowing how the show will eventually introduce a Knight of Cerebus that's horrible enough to qualify as a "monster".
- Since that's the episode where Professor Venomous was introduced (in person), what if it later turns out that he is indeed the "monster"/Knight of Cerebus of the show?
- Unless it's actually Boxman himself that will become the "monster" that he claimed not to be.
- Since that's the episode where Professor Venomous was introduced (in person), what if it later turns out that he is indeed the "monster"/Knight of Cerebus of the show?
- One episode suggested his name was "Kidd O", though he doesn't seem particularly embarrassed by it.
- According to the CN web game, his full name is Kaio Kincaid. Maybe he doesn't want people to think that he's related to some old dude in the sky?
- Confirmed, as of the episode "We're Captured" with the introduction of Professor Venomous and Fink.
- K.O. is too busy of wanting becoming the world's greatest hero and his relationship with Dendy are less-romantic and more of best friend-type
- Enid & Rad would absolutely KILL each other if one of them fell in love with each other and I doubt Enid or Rad will get a love interest since Enid doesn't care about customers and Rad always think of himself. (Get it? Because he have an ego)
- Carol is already married to K.O.'s Father and I doubt she has feelings about Mr. Gar.
- Jossed, at least for Carol. K.O. outright says he doesn't have a dad in "My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad". Also, is it just me, or was there a lot of tension between Enid and Elodie?
- Did you actually pay attention? Carol told K.O. that he had a father, K.O. just doesn't know about his father because his father disappeared after the Sandwich Incident.
- Where was that implied?
- Somewhat confirmed but also somewhat jossed. The way things are looking right now, Lord Boxman will be the main villain but other more competent at their job villains DO exist in this world.
- Shadowy Figure, anyone? He's just been in 4-5 episodes, but has already come off as more of a threat than Boxman ever was, especially after the latest episode hints that he may be related to K.O and T.K.O, and knows more about them than he lets on.
- And her father should be voiced by Steven Blum.
- Alas, he was voiced by Clancy Brown.
- Jossed. It's Professor Venomous.
- We don't know that for certain. Sure, Shadowy Figure has the scruff but his skin was more of a gray tone. There's also the minor difference in levels, Venomous is a -7 while Shadow is a -8 (Plus, they both have cards to their name as Dendy has the Professor's in her collection).
- The alien with a fedora and scarf
- The glasses and bowtie-wearing masked wrestler
- The animal member
- Pros to Shadowy Figure being Venomous
- Is a villain
- Similar skintone, scruff, and clothing choices
- In "Villains' Night In", Fink uses a power-up collar, explicitly given to her by Professor Venomous, that makes her stronger while also turning her eyelids purple and causing spiky wristbands to appear on her wrists - these changes are the exact same as the changes that K.O. undergoes when becoming T.K.O., which is initiated by Shadowy Figure.
- In Let's Play Heroes, Professor Venomous apparently owns a scarf that resembles Shadowy Figure's.
- Cons to Shadowy Figure being Venomous
- The Professor is currently known to be a -7 in Pow Card stats, while Shadowy is -8
- Bear in mind, the card SF gave KO in "TKO" had said he was a positive 8 at first (the main reason KO (being a naive child) was led to believe that Shadowy was indeed a hero in the first place), which proves that the POW Cards CAN be tampered with to change the stats. Further, in "Face Your Fears," Mr. Gar's card put him at level 10 instead of 11—it's possible that levels can fluctuate between major heroic or villainous acts, though the likelihood of this is debatable.
- Skin is more gray than a light purple
- The lack of Fink (She seems like the type who would want to stick close to the Professor for several reasons)
- The Professor is currently known to be a -7 in Pow Card stats, while Shadowy is -8
- Pros to Shadowy Figure being Laserblast
- Parallel in power levels; Laserblast is an 8 while Shadowy is -8
- Carol behaving as though she knew something when the negative symbol appeared on his Pow Card
- The fact Laserblast's current whereabouts are unknown
- Laserblast is never seen with his visor off, which feels like a conspicuous way of hiding a reveal about his appearance or identity.
- His outfit is red and black.
- Laserblast's body language and mannerisms in his 'final' scene suggest he's on the verge of laughing in Carol's face as he tells her he's not going to die.
- SF's interest in and knowledge about K.O. would make a lot more sense if he was Carol's ex-lover (and thus potentially K.O.'s father).
- Cons to Shadowy Figure being Laserblast
- Laserblast is/was a hero
- Has a Pow Card to his name
- Pros to Shadowy Figure just being someone known as "Shadowy Figure"
- The show is still more-or-less fresh and new at the time I originally typed this and many things could still happen
- The creation of Pow Cards requires a retina scan in order to know the identity of who the card is being created for. If it was Venomous or Laserblast, it would've just made another of their card
- Cons to Shadowy Figure just being someone known as "Shadowy Figure"
- Most I can see for now is possible fan disappointment, but that all depends on how the plot goes when his next appearance comes about.
- Her parents were shown in No More Pow Cards and they both have a more traditional kappa appearance, including a water bowl head.
- Maybe she was a test tube baby mixing the DNA of a human and a kappa who was adopted by Pavel and Pepelina, who worked at the laboratory. The experiment was carried out by a group of scientists desperate to get Pow Cards, so they resorted to genetic experimentation to create a hybrid who was more human than kappa.
- He could attack Enid for not caring about helping other, Rad for caring about his image, and even K.O. since he gets a major ego boost whenever he shows any sign of growing more powers.
- I don't think you two know what parodies are. Parodies are comedic exaggerations of something, not just taking that something and putting it into something else. If anything, a Stain parody would act like an Emo Teen throwing a tantrum because the heroes have hobbies/jobs/interests outside of heroism, and that heroes shouldn't ever feel any positive emotion.
- He could attack Enid for not caring about helping other, Rad for caring about his image, and even K.O. since he gets a major ego boost whenever he shows any sign of growing more powers.
- Confirmed. We also learn that Dendy is at level one for the time being.
- Confirmed.
- A lot of females already find him as a cute child, and what be a better Shonen parody if the main male lead attracts females but isn't aware of their feelings.
- Confirmed in "Action News". Currently a baby, they're apparently a "super-bot" that will be equipped with all sorts of weapons imported from different places. It may just be the lighting, but they even appear to have indigo hair!
- Jossed.
- Confirmed.
- Kind of confirmed in "Let's Not Be Skeletons" where he lost his powers after turning into a skeleton. It was All Just a Dream though.
- This may possibly be more foreshadowing for the real Rad losing his powers in the future.
- Jossed.
Alternatively...
- Actually, it was outright stated in "Know Your Mom" that Carol retired.
- If P.O.I.N.T. is now a secret team, Carol's "retirement" could be a lie/cover-up. Either that, or she originally left the team but then rejoined them at some point.
- This would appear to be the case, as she is shown to be working with P.O.I.N.T. to protect the glorb tree and its glorbs in “Carol Quest”
- I'm not sure if this adds or takes anything away from this theory, but Darrell was shown with a red eye during "Villains' Night In".
- I think it's more likely that they target him because he has a Doomsday device set to destroy congress whenever he chooses.
- This would explain why he sent a robot to attack P.O.I.N.T.!
- Confirmed; "Lad & Logic" showed that Crinkly's story was indeed exaggerated.
When the betrayal happens, Boxman will (re)affirm his hatred of friendship and claim that he never actually thought of Venomous as his best friend.
- This may be more likely to happen if Laserblast is Professor Venomous and/or Shadowy Figure, or at least evil in some way.
- But then again, KO says "since he's a strong hero (Laserblast), we'll need a powerful villain (TKO)" right before he summons TKO. This could mean that either Laserblast never became evil, or he's done a Heel–Face Turn by the time he's killed by TKO (which will make his death more tragic).
- Unless it turns out that TKO is actually the hero while Laserblast is the villain.
- This could just be a coincidence, but if you look at this scene in "TKO", the left side of the pond near Shadowy Figure is light colored while the right side near KO is dark colored. This might be foreshadowing how Shadowy Figure will be on the "good" side (after redeeming himself at some point, of course) while (T)KO will be on the "bad" side in their (final) battle.
- But then again, KO says "since he's a strong hero (Laserblast), we'll need a powerful villain (TKO)" right before he summons TKO. This could mean that either Laserblast never became evil, or he's done a Heel–Face Turn by the time he's killed by TKO (which will make his death more tragic).
- Alternatively, he can have a Disney Death instead.
- Bonus points if this robot turns out to be rather close to being a Knight of Cerebus.
- "Action News" showed that Boxman is indeed making a powerful "super" robot with a variety of weapons, but we have yet to find out if they'll have all the abilities of their robot siblings.
- Alternatively, his level can be directly scanned by someone/something, like what Mr. Logic did in "You're Level 100".
- Bonus points if the chip has the same (or at least similar) effect as the Evil Tonic in Lakewood Plaza Turbo (the game), turning Boxman into the show's version of Lord Box-Max.
- Bonus points if Jethro and Mikayla's upgrades make them look like their bipedal counterparts (minus the cylindrical head, in Mikayla's case) in Lakewood Plaza Turbo (the game).
- Their upgrades may also include a wider range of speech, though this is a bit more unlikely since their limited vocabulary can be considered a part of their charm (especially in Jethro's case).
- It's unclear how Jethro will react, but Mikayla will most likely be very happy about her upgrade since she'd be one step closer to becoming "human".
- Lord Boxman might've even been involved in the creation of Plazamo, Mr. Gar's robot, back when they were still friends.
- According to "Lad & Logic" Plazamo never actually existed, so at least that part is Jossed.
- Actually, Plazamo is revealed to exist in “Dark Plaza”, so that part isn’t Jossed.
- According to "Lad & Logic" Plazamo never actually existed, so at least that part is Jossed.
- Also, Silver Spark's name shares the same pattern as the names of the Hue Troopers ("[Color] [Noun]"). Maybe there's some kind of connection between them.
- Adding to this as we see in the end she (along with Enid) end up running a dojo just like Carol
- Turns out, she's a time traveller. There's your pun.
- There could be a conflict about how the cyborg should be treated, with Venomous wanting to take good care of them (like Fink) and Boxman wanting to abuse them (like his robots).
- This may lead to the cyborg taking Venomous' side if he and Boxman become enemies. Unless Boxman already brainwashed them into obeying him.
- Fink will be very jealous of this new cyborg. The robots will be jealous at first, but eventually they'll accept the cyborg as their new sibling.
- Bonus points if Jethro ends up getting destroyed by Fink.
- Jossed. When TKO showed up in "Mystery Science Fair 201X", he was in his human form.
- [[spolier: As soon as Enid had been accepted in P.O.I.N.T. academy, she, along with K.O. and Rad, learn that glorbs had been given to a number of students by Chip Damage, using them to cheat.]]
From what we've seen so far, there are two ways for someone to transform into their Turbo form: naturally (with anger, like TKO) and artificially (with glorbs, like Turbo Fink).
Laserblast somehow had the natural ability to go Turbo, much like KO. At some point after the Sandwich Incident (which he could've survived instead of "getting shrunk or teleported or whatever"), something happened that caused Laserblast to get so angry that he unleashed his Turbo form. After 6-11 years of staying in that form (either on purpose, or because Laserblast lost his inner battle with his Turbo counterpart), Turbo Laserblast eventually became a villain named Professor Venomous.
- Venomous' entire skin being purple, rather than just his eyelids, could be a side effect of being stuck in his Turbo form for such a long time.
- Alternatively, it could have something to do with Laserblast's good side losing his inner battle, and possibly even getting permanently destroyed by his evil side so that he'd no longer be able to turn back to normal.
- If this is the case, then maybe Shadowy Figure's goal is to get KO permanently stuck in Turbo mode as well.
- Alternatively, it could have something to do with Laserblast's good side losing his inner battle, and possibly even getting permanently destroyed by his evil side so that he'd no longer be able to turn back to normal.
- Now that we know from "Mystery Science Fair 201X" that it's specifically powerlessness that pushes KO to become TKO, it's likely that Laserblast himself was put in a situation where he was powerless and driven to go Turbo. Perhaps someone he was close to got hurt or killed...?
Some time after that, Venomous found a way to artificially turn others into their Turbo forms. Instead of just using this on Fink, he also used it on himself; with glorbs and a device similar to Fink's collar, Venomous can transform into a second Turbo form, more powerful than the first. Much like how TKO and T. Fink have duller hair and skin/fur than their normal counterparts, Shadowy Figure has duller skin than Venomous because he's really a Turbo Venomous (aka Turbo2 Laserblast) in disguise.
- As for why he always goes Turbo whenever he disguises as Shadowy Figure: he wants to make sure he'd be able to fare against and/or overpower TKO (who is very powerful), in case they end up fighting.
- Why he didn't run out of juice like what happened to T. Fink: he didn't use as much of his energy as Fink did (i.e. he never used any purple attacks when fighting KO). Plus he could've just been using more than one glorb.
- If he's wearing a collar like Fink, it could be hidden underneath the scarf that he always wears.
- His voice sounding strange compared to Venomous/Laserblast's could be either because he's using some kind of voice modifier, or it's a side effect of becoming double Turbo.
- If Shadowy Figure = Professor Venomous, it's unlikely for him to do this since he can always just get one from Boxmore... unless they run out of glorbs thanks to Lord Boxman constantly sending his robots to attack the Plaza, only for them to get destroyed and have their glorbs wasted.
Shannon and Raymond have red eyes. Lord Boxman's robotic eye is red. Darrell's eye is usually colored black, but it's shown to be red in "Villains' Night In" when it becomes more detailed. It's possible that Ernesto, Jethro and Mikayla also have red eyes, but are drawn with black eyes for design-related reasons (not to mention Ernesto's eye is red in Lakewood Plaza Turbo [both the pilot and the game]).
Mr. Logic is the only non-evil robot we've seen so far, as well as the only robot with green eyes. Assuming him originally being a Boxmore robot is canon to the show: maybe he used to have red eyes back when he was evil, but they turned green when his circuits were fried and he became good, much like how Shannon's eyes turned pink when she got electrocuted and fell in love with Rad in "Rad Likes Robots".
- Jossed. "Lad & Logic" showed that Mr. Logic's eyes were always green from the beginning.
- That may be more because he was never truly “evil”.
- In "Let's Be Friends", two Ernestos can be seen standing next to a cooler with green liquid in it. What if it's the Evil Tonic (which was also green in the game, albeit a slightly different shade)?
Given the time frame of learning about these weapons and then the doughnut shop explosion, it seems like Laserblast was already in cahoots with whoever made them (if not the original creator) and that his suggestion was just a hint of his true nature. Sometime after his alleged death, Laserblast began to experiment with glorbs and test them on himself slowly transforming him into the permanently purple Professor Venomous.
- During the P.O.I.N.T. prep arc, this might be the case.
- Confirmed, though the episode also showed that Crinkly's story was actually rather inaccurate.
- Lord Boxman has green hair
- Darrell's glass casing over his brain is green
- Shannon has a small green triangle on her chest
- Raymond's entire body is green
- Mr. Logic has green eyes and wears a green jacket
- Mikayla's limbs are greennote
- Ernesto and Jethro don't have any green on them, so they won't be as "significant" as the others.
- The Hue Troopers are all cyborgs like Lord Boxman (albeit with less visible robotic parts)
- There's the whole sea creature motif going on (Boxmore's Junkfish, Hue Troop's vehicles). Most notably, the Mega-Junkfish and Red Action's Angler Tank are both based on the anglerfish.
- In both games, the symbol on Red Action's belt matches the one on Boxman's left eye (asterisk in Lakewood Plaza Turbo, X in Let's Play Heroesnote )
- Their symbols are different in the show, however.
- The Hue Troopers have arm cannons similar to that of Boxmore robots such as Darrell and Raymond
- This would mean either Lord Boxman has redeemed himself at some point, or he's been overthrown and Boxmore has been taken over by someone else in the present.
- Bonus points if Lord Boxman's collaboration with Professor Venomous (a bio-engineer) in the present is exactly what leads to future Boxmore having the technology to make cyborgs.
- If any of her robot siblings catches her, they'll make sure Boxman doesn't find out and try to convince her to stop going there.
- If Lord Boxman catches her, he'll give her a warning/threat (though not permanently destroy her immediately) and start suspecting that she might betray him like what Mr. Logic did in the past.
- Confirmed and turned up to eleven in “Dark Plaza,” where she becomes the leader of P.O.I.N.T.
- Bonus points if he eventually finds new love with another character.
- Actually jossed since we find out they started dating in "My Fair Carol".
- Alternatively...
- Adding to this, her first name is Melody. Because it rhymes.
- Maybe Neil is the son of whoever made Combo Breaker, and he has Artificial Limbs because of some accident?
- Jossed.
- Whether or not he's Shadowy Figure, Professor Venomous already showed interest in KO before. His interest would increase if he ever witnesses KO naturally using the same powers Fink has with her collar.
- TKO was brought out through powerlessness and hate. And the power Elodie exhibited, while remotely activated, seemed to be outright triggered through envy.
- This could happen, but to be fair, Ben is more mature than the other cartoon characters that got rebooted sometimes, he is pretty resourceful despite his tendency to not think many things through (namely, his Idiot Hero habits that got toned down in the reboot). And while Raven isn't above acting silly with her friends or being uncaring during the most important moments, she's still more mature than the other Titans and is pretty serious compared to them thanks to having a demon father and having a book about everything. Besides, I wouldn't see Garnet being above acting a bit silly sometimes, especially since Steven's role often consists in having to bring the gems together through his naivety, KO could very well function in the crossover even if he doesn't look any more mature than usual. This crossover is supposed to bring them together, not make them compete about who's the best like another cartoon crossover.
- Red Action's real name is Rayne Ackerman.
- Blue Power's real name is Beth Powell.
- Green Guts' real name is Gretel Gutierrez.
- Black Strategy's real is Becky Stark.
- Yellow Technique's real name Yin Tan.
- Entirely plausible, now that Boxman is back in charge of Boxmore, greeted his son with a loving hug, and has Professor Venomous working alongside him full-time, giving potential for him to give him some tips.
- Confirmed in "Dark Plaza", but Carol almost immediately sides with the Plaza-goers, arguing that Foxtail has gone too far.
- She's behind the conspiracy at P.O.I.N.T. Prep to boost the best students' powers in hopes of preserving P.O.I.N.T.'s rep. Of course, chances are K.O., Enid, and Rad won't be content to just let it slide. At some point, they'll expose the conspiracy at P.O.I.N.T. Prep. When they do, Foxtail will be arrested, and what she's been doing to the honor students will be FAR more damaging to P.O.I.N.T.'s reputation than Laserblast's disappearance was.
This will ultimately be the catalyst that changes her into a straight-up villain. When she's in jail, stewing in her bitterness and anger, Shadowy Figure will approach her with an offer to give her the power that will allow her to get revenge on everyone she feels wronged her. Basically, K.O., Enid, and Rad for exposing her conspiracy, and maybe even Carol and Mr. Gar, since it was their actions that lead to Laserblast's disappearance, which might not have shined well on P.O.I.N.T.
- Semi-Confirmed. Foxtail does become an Antagonist in “Dark Plaza,” but it’s more that she is acting for a perceived greater good than actual villainy. She gets better by the end, however.
At first, she may side with Foxtail to keep that from getting out and damaging P.O.I.N.T.'s rep, and by extension, hers. However, upon the truth getting out, Elodie will be crushed as the fame she's enjoyed for so long leaves her, and she quickly becomes a nobody only remembered for cheating.
What's more, being ruined in such a manner will also cause her to pretty much HATE the ones who did that to her (K.O., Rad, and especially Enid). Maybe Shadowy Figure might use that to sway her to villainy, and promise her he can help her to get revenge on them.
- Doesn’t happen before she becomes leader, but she may still put the whole cheating incident under the rug in a discreet manner, only for someone to blackmail her.
- After looking through the law to find a way to take over the plaza, they find a law outlawing the use and sale of something called a “skeleton remote”. They look into this mysterious device to discover that it takes away the powers of people on the receiving end while turning them into skeletons. Interested in this discovery, Foxtail tracks him down to either find out how he figured out how to remove a person’s powers or commission him to invent a ray with only the power removal feature and something to toggle how long the effect will last. Gil Ferris agrees, while also commenting on how he didn’t expect for someone to pay to have the power-removal effect be able to go away. Because P.O.I.N.T. are the ones getting the ray, the government cannot do jack against Gil, and Foxtail found a way to fight against the villains, just like how Gil would have advertised the skeleton remote.
- The world of OK K.O. has been through two apocalypses and three doomsdays, all because of people not following weapon bans and using weapons that cause significant damage. The aftermath of all the apocalypses and doomsdays taught everyone a lesson: if they don’t follow bans designed to protect them, the cataclysms may happen again, and they won’t be able to recover. That’s why certain weapons are publicly sold and others are not sold at all. The congresspeople likely have more power than normal so as to quickly put the kibosh on anything that would change the status quo for the worse and spend less time bickering on whether to pay ransoms or not.
- This does raise the question of exactly how a Pow Card Level is determined in OK K.O., as there is nothing about K.O. to suggest he would have T.K.O. in the first place.
- IIRC, Pow Card Levels aren't an indicator for how strong you are (but they do measure your other stats such as strength and will at the back of the card), they measure your good and bad deeds. They increase, and presumably decrease in .1 increments. T.K.O would probably have a different power level than K.O (possibly in the negative areas, or maybe he really is level 100). Also, we've seen a glimpse of T.K.O before...
- If that was true, then T.K.O. would have a power of zero like K.O., simply because he hadn’t done crap at that time. Pow Cards must have some way of determining the power of the subject or else certain people wouldn’t even have their current power levels(Red Action only arrived recently, so her deeds in the future wouldn’t be worth anything). Also, we’ve never seen how experience points are determined in OK K.O., so we have no reliable way to determine power level.
- If the video game is any indication, Pow Cards determine the Power Level of a subject by counting the amount of good deeds that they accomplish. They presumably count their negative achievements in-universe as well, which would explain why it takes a long time just to level up, and how Mr. Gar is super powerful, despite the fact that in most video games, level 11 is pretty weak. Pow Cards already show stats such as strength, dexterity, charisma etc. on the back of the cards, so Power Levels aren't an actual measurement of... well, power. Presumably. If Power Levels really are determined by heroic accomplishments as well as villainous ones, then it would explain why Dendy was revealed to be a level higher than K.O.- it's easy to see why abolishing an aspect of racism for an entire race is seen as being more heroic than beating up robots and saving the same plaza everyday, despite the fact that K.O. is physically stronger than her and gets into more fights.
- IIRC, Pow Card Levels aren't an indicator for how strong you are (but they do measure your other stats such as strength and will at the back of the card), they measure your good and bad deeds. They increase, and presumably decrease in .1 increments. T.K.O would probably have a different power level than K.O (possibly in the negative areas, or maybe he really is level 100). Also, we've seen a glimpse of T.K.O before...
- Wrong species, bucko. Also, I’m pretty sure that Satan wouldn’t be the nonsense-spouting machine that Crinkly Wrinkly is. If OK K.O. does include The Devil, he’ll either be a cartoonish demon(maybe even Nanini’s father) or a devilishly handsome dealer of Faustian bargains.
- Eh, we don't know much about OK K.O's version of the devil (if it even has one), so we can't tell for sure if they're a straight up demon. For example, OK K.O's version of god seems to be more of a goofy parody, as in their god is a straight up corn on the cob. So for all we know the devil could be a sausage or something. Although, the name Nanini does sound a lot like Panini... Maybe it's a Meaningful Name?
- When creating a Satan-like figure, what is the very first thing you think of? A silly figure impossible to take seriously, or an imposing figure offering power for a price? Considering what I just said, maybe Shadowy Figure is the OK K.O. version of the Devil.
- Then... would that mean K.O agreeing to let Shadowy Figure help control his powers was secretly a ploy by SF to get K.O to make an unwitting Deal with the Devil!?
- Maybe its more like he’s helping K.O. unlock a dark wisdom in order to eventually make him become a villain. Or to permanently taint K.O.. Or to see if he could do it. There are a lot of reasons for the Devil to perform certain actions, just like there are many reasons for God to do whatever he does.
- If SF is the devil then he may be trying to find out a way to spread Turbonic energy (make everyone go and stay Turbo) to a large population, but first he had to test it out on K.O to see if it could work. He might be doing this to become Top God, or to simply make villains more common than heroes (or as you said, because he's just the devil). Also, another somewhat related theory, but if Fink really is going Turbo when she uses her Glorb collar thingy, then SF might've shown Venomous how to make others go Turbo using Glorbs. It doesn't seem to be a "permanent" transformation (unlike K.O/T.K.O, who can really stay Turbo if both of them wanted to), but it might count as a step-forward for SF. And when everyone is Turbo...
- If that is Shadowy Figure’s plan, then K.O. will either try to stop his plans or help people control their Turbo sides like he did with T.K.O.. Either way, shuck’s going down.
- The devil being a comical or pathetic figure in fiction is hardly unprecedented.
- Eh, we don't know much about OK K.O's version of the devil (if it even has one), so we can't tell for sure if they're a straight up demon. For example, OK K.O's version of god seems to be more of a goofy parody, as in their god is a straight up corn on the cob. So for all we know the devil could be a sausage or something. Although, the name Nanini does sound a lot like Panini... Maybe it's a Meaningful Name?
- Well, Shadowy Figure being satan was jossed at least. Although Crinkly Wrinkly is canonically older than time itself, so it's actually more likely at this point.
- She could also just be someone with a Stand power. The origins of the power of most people in this world is unclear.
- If that's the case, then Dynamite's stand might be Somebody's Watching Me. Also, the idea of Dio being in the world of OK K.O. is way funnier than it should be. Actually, this gives me an idea...
- I feel like a better Stand name would be Electric Eye. Also, what idea do you have?
- The idea was the WMG below. Sorry, should've been more specific.
- If that's the case, then Dynamite's stand might be Somebody's Watching Me. Also, the idea of Dio being in the world of OK K.O. is way funnier than it should be. Actually, this gives me an idea...
- Or a normal human turned immortal fox by said event. Also, that would explain why some people are “magical girls” and why aura manipulation is a practice, among other things. Now the only problem is determining what exactly the event was.
- Maybe one of the events gave superpowers and the other gave magic? I suspect that maybe Cob had something to do with it. He could be an ascended god who helped stop the doomsdays through the power of prayers. Or he could be the one who caused the doomsdays, or one of them. Also, perhaps one of the apocalypses loosened the Earth's gravity, which would explain how people can jump so high and do crazy tricks midair.
- That last one would require a significant amount of mass loss, and I don’t think the doomsday were that bad. Also, a change in gravity would also affect fall speed, and fall speed doesn’t appear all that affected compared to what we have.
- Maybe one of the events gave superpowers and the other gave magic? I suspect that maybe Cob had something to do with it. He could be an ascended god who helped stop the doomsdays through the power of prayers. Or he could be the one who caused the doomsdays, or one of them. Also, perhaps one of the apocalypses loosened the Earth's gravity, which would explain how people can jump so high and do crazy tricks midair.
- Hmm, alright then. I think it's safe to say that one of the apocalypses was almost definitely a nuclear apocalypse, though. Considering all the references to nuclear waste being around and how the sewers are radioactive, plus it would make sense considering how this show uses Rule of Cool.
- And K.O. will help her control it.
- And Dendy will hack into Boxmore.
- Enid is a witch, not a vampire. She may have a werewolf dad and a vampire mom, but all she inherited was a "cartoon monster" gene. Though it's not impossible for a witch to have a snake tongue, I guess.
- Wolves can be loyal, but only if you tame them. T.K.O. hasn’t been tamed by anyone at the moment, not even by K.O.. I also noticed that K.O. has a domestic breed for a werebeast transformation, so T.K.O. could have a breed that isn’t domesticated.
- Despite Ian states on twitter that Carol is a single mom, The identity of KO's father would be very important for the overarching storyline. How come KO doesn't has Blonde hair like his mom?
- Dark hair is a dominant phenotype, while blonde hair is a recessive trait. She had a kid with someone with dark hair.
- Unless her hair is dyed.
- Dark hair is a dominant phenotype, while blonde hair is a recessive trait. She had a kid with someone with dark hair.
- Almost close, his father, Laserblast, did became a villain, Venomous, but he neither cares about his son or his wellbeing nor is proud of him becoming a hero.
- Jossed; Mr. Gar is seen eating a sandwich in the flashback in "Lad & Logic" which takes place after the Sandwich Incident.
- Well, there is proof Time Travel is possible in this universe, considering Red Action's backstory.
- Enid "Wait, so KO's dad is a...sandwich?"Rad "Then how did you...?"Carol "Leaving a whole lot of questions that don't need to be answered."
- The Sandwich part was specifically jossed but I still highly doubt the "KO's dad" plot point will be treated at all seriously, if it's even a plot point at all. At this point, it's honestly irrelevant information.
- Season 3 will like to have a word with you. Venomous, too.
- Semi-Confirmed in regards to Gar's relationship to Laserblast's "death", still unconfirmed about everything else
- It's also worth noting that Prof. Venomous has dark pointy hair like KO's, shiny purple eyelids like TKO's and white heeled boots similar to Carol's.
- Another thing: TKO, Venomous, and Shadowy Figure all have sharp teeth and an overall purple/dark theme.
- And then there's the fact that Carol and Shadowy Figure chose the same forest to train KO at. Maybe the forest is an important/special place where both Carol and Shadowy/Laserblast have fond memories of, likely a place where they dated often (before Laserblast went Turbo, of course). They might've even promised to take their child there once he was born.
- Turbo Fink could've been Venomous' attempt to replicate his own powers. However, since they're artificial, Fink's powers (activated with glorbs) work differently from TKO's (activated with anger).
- Jossed. They're actually one and the same.
- Also the episode will add more tragedy to the Sandwich Incident by revealing that Carol and Laserblast were both planning to retire from POINT when they discovered that they will become parents, sadly the orbs incident happened taking away not only her at-the-time boyfriend but also the would-be dad of her son, only Gar was kept in the dark about this incident before LB's death which also better explains why POINT and Carol resented him
- If KO's dad is Professor Venomous and/or Shadowy Figure, or even Lord Boxman (or any other villain), then this will happen after he does a Heel–Face Turn.
- If Professor Venomous is KO's dad, then this could lead to KO and Fink becoming technically siblings (since Venomous and Fink have a father/daughter-like relationship).
- Confirmed.
- Likewise, if Lord Boxman is KO's dad then KO and the Boxmore bots would become siblings.
- Laserblast is a Well-Intentioned Extremist who wanted the world to grow into a peaceful heroic utopia, he grew disillusioned with the classic Bad Guy vs. Good Guys dynamic that never averted Cardboard Prison and decided that an extreme action was necessary to ensure world peace, he ordered his twin brother Venomous to create de-powering orbs for POINT to discover, however he never meant for POINT to find out their effects the bad way ( like how Greyman found out the red orb took away your powers seemingly forever). Once his team refused to use them he opted for a plan B where he set up his "death" allowing him to go incognito, he also foregoed the orbs plans due to the potential for his tracks being followed, instead he created a new plan with glorbs and turbonic energy, he had a Turbo mode ala TKO, and planned to use this energy to create an army of "super soldiers" that preserved peace and tranquility through any means possible (Which explains why he collects Glorbs and why Venomous has a special turbonic collar for Fink powered by glorbs) , even killing, he also plans to have KO, Carol, Gar and his friends join his cause.
- Venomous' part of the plan involved getting a challenge for KO to strengthen him and so he went for Boxman a childhish, reckless inventor with no true competence or maturity but a lot of potential in power, Boxman Jr was the culmination of this trial runs with Boxmore and also the one meant to get Boxman out of the way by virtue of wrecking Boxmore.
- Season 8 of Ninjago revealed that Garmadon is a Half-Human Hybrid with powers of both "destruction" and "creation" in his arsenal. With the former manifesting as a purple aura (sounds familiar?) and the latter not being unlocked until he reached his "true potential" by defeating Lloyd, he got those powers from his "grandparents" (An Oni and a Dragon with each holding the power of destruction and creation respectively) .
- He never met KO prior to his banishment to the Underworld due to Carol leaving him and KO came out at first as a seemingly normal kid, but TKO manifested as a result of Carol suppressing his Oni Genes since childhood, she told him that he was a great hero as a half-truth.
- Also adding to the whole creation and destruction powers in the latest episode he makes a synchronizing-device to fight Shadowy Figure alongside TKO which fits well with Garmadon's duality.
- This theory is most likely wrong but it's a fun thought.
- And it will start at either KO vs. Fink, or TKO Rules.