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Tracking Demongo was much easier than Hali gave credit for. Noble caught his scent thanks to the skull left behind, and he led the way to the demon for the samurai to follow. But eventually, once they reached a foggy plain in the ruins of a village ravaged by Aku's forces, the wolf seemed to disappear, and so did his tracks. This was another test of Hali's skills as a tracker, and she looked at the skull Demongo left behind and pressed forward. Eventually, she and Odin made it up a mountain trail to get to the other side. But before they could reach the top of the cliff, Odin stopped dead in his tracks, having heard someone else's footsteps close by. They both listened, and they continued when it seemed the coast was clear.   When they reached the top to get around the cliff, they stopped by a small lavender tree to get their bearings on the land. From a distance, they could see a big city formerly shaped by Aku and whatever galactic warlords he had under his belt. They were jagged

Unknown to all but Clockwork, the truth of this event was that it was not the first of its kind. Multiple parallel timelines exist where a similar thing has happened sooner or later. One took the form of an apocalypse very much like this one in which a children's character was thrust into a meta outbreak where just about every Warner Bros cartoon was infected and used to spread across the universe. Another timeline didn't include a virus, but it depicted a prototype of XJ-9 fully understanding reality and seeking to go beyond the confines of Nickelodeon using the Toybots and various means from worlds exclusive to that timeline. The third, and perhaps most comparable of the bunch, involved Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon dealing with the repercussions of a prolonged war by the Syndicate and a meta outbreak by the end of it. And their stories would continue long after the war came to an end. Their last major threat was Black Hat in a desperate bid to nuke the Toonverse using a world from

It was a tale as old as time. Long ago, in a distant land, the demonic Aku unleashed an unspeakable evil upon the world until a young samurai wielding a magic sword stepped forth to oppose him. Before the final blow was struck, he tore open a portal in time that flung the warrior into the future where Aku's evil was law. For a time, Samurai Jack sought to return to the past to undo the future. But after every portal was destroyed to thwart his efforts, hope was seemingly lost. That was until the friends he inspired throughout the land united to reignite his spirit, helping him in his final assault against the shogun of sorrow. During this time, the one who brought back Jack's heart, Ashi, took advantage of her inheritance to Aku and used it to summon her own time portal. Together, they could finally defeat the ancient evil, as Jack always fought for. But when they exited the other side of the wormhole, what they instead saw were themselves just a day earlier, miles away from Aku's

It's been over a week since the outbreak began, as more and more cartoons dropped almost every day. Some of these shows still needed to be aired by this time. Those brave enough to travel the stars did so voluntarily, hoping to find at least one world out there that wasn't consumed or even a gateway to an entirely new universe. But every turn led nowhere, and the solution to stopping this virus seemed lost. That was until one night, as Dexter began to rest after days of intense research, he was abruptly woken up by Numbah 1, leader of the KND. Apart from Jack, Nigel was the young scientist's closest associate. So when he barged into his lab, Dexter didn't complain; he just asked what he was doing.   Apparently, Cosma and Nicole reported back after taking a flight to try to clear their heads. All they could say was, "There's still hope."   ...   Out in the depths of space, the Neutron Life Rafts continued to rescue as many as possible, while the Hope Star operated as a research station.