#cuz she DID think it was numbuh 1
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shit-taster-connoisseur · 2 years ago
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fallen-gabrielle · 2 years ago
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Ok, time to dissect this, cuz I have thoughts to say.
5. More of the Teen Ninjas: I agree, despite them not being my favorite side/tertiary characters. I mostly want more of Cree and Abby's relationship to be honest. I want to see what and how happened Cree's betrayal. We basically know why, it's because she grew up, but I want to see and hear her reasoning as to why she decided to skip decomission despite being such a great operative in the past. More of her new squad would be great, but as long as it doesn't take too much spotlight, cuz I can still see GKND being Sector V centric.
4.  Chad Dickson Redemption: I already said it but will do it again, Chad's redemption arc has already begun as we can see it in the trailer. In Op TREATY, he's a self absorbed pretentious jerk who only thinks to be the best no matter what, and in the trailer he drops this f-bomb that is : "This isn't what the Kids Next Door is about!!!". Our boy finally understood what the organization is about, and if that doesn't prove he's on his redemption path, I don't know what would do it. But I do want to see it happening under my eyes. There's a big gap between those two moments and I feel robbed in every way.
3.  Numbuhs 3 & 4 having a healthy romantic relationship: Well, duh! I certainly don't want to see some 1/Lizzie moments between Kuki and Wally, my God! I want some wholesome and adorable interaction between them. No negociable.
2.  Backstory of how Sector V came together: I do have my headcanons about it, but that's what they are: headcanons. We know that Nigel and Hoagie are best friends since kindergarten (and maybe Wally too), and that Nigel probably met Abby when she saved him from the Delightful Children. Probably. Seeing the whole backtsory would be cool.
1.  The return of Sector Z: yo, this isn't even an option, we need them back. I know what Monty said, but this is in the limit of his knowledge. I can't believe nobody even tried to recreate a recommissioning device powerful enough to save them. Did Nigel actually tell anybody about them being the Delightful Children? Or did he say nothing because he hates their delightful side this much he'd rather fight them than saving them? There's so many questions about their relationship and I'm just sitting here, making theories and headcanons about the matter.
I also want to add my personal wish for GKND (y'all know what this is about):
More about the Uno bros' backstory. Yeah, you saw this coming kilometers away, didn't you? I'm not joking, GKND would be the perfect setting for them to be developped more than what we got in Op ZERO. I want to see Ben lashing out his anger and resentment about the KND to Monty. His feelings are understandable and maybe even justified (but never his later actions). And I need to see it happening. I'm ready to see angsty moments between them.
Top 5 things that need to happen in Galactic KND
5.  More of the Teen Ninjas
4.  Chad Dickson Redemption
3.  Numbuhs 3 & 4 having a healthy romantic relationship
2.  Backstory of how Sector V came together
1.  The return of Sector Z
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fallen-gabrielle · 2 years ago
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Don't launch me on that, I'll be up all night.
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It's true that Alessandra's name was the biggest mind blowing thing this year/decade, cuz no one understood why the secret was kept this whole time.
I'm still doing a few fanart for myself, I still haven't advanced my fanfic, and I didn't hear about a big fandom project so..... I'll just talk about a few things for the funzies.
First the timeline. The 7th age of the Kids Next Door started (implied) in the late 50s/early 60s. They were probably the first operatives to build spaceships and the Moonbase. We know there was no girls in the previous age and we had the confirmation that Nubmuh 999, aka Numbuh 1's mom, as the first girl operative of the 7th age. Maybe she was an hidden figure of May 68, who knows. I like to headcanon that.
Further in time, we get the Junior High Rebellion of 1999, a few years prior the show's first events. We don't know much about it, only that during that event the Recommissioning Module got broken.
Some times after that, three years prior to the show, Abby graduated from the Academy and joined her sister in Sector V. Then she became the leader, meaing that Cree must have changed her role somewhere else in the organization, since I can't see her staying in Sector V and following her younger sister's orders. Mind you, I believe that's because she would have prefered Abby to be her own person/operative/leader without interfering. Then for some unknown reason, Cree betrayed the KND and was never caught by the Decommissioning Squad. Abby also didn't help Nigel who was kidnapped by the Delightful Children, and it resulted in him becoming bald and her losing her confidence as a sector leader. We don't know the reason she didn't want to help him, nor what the DC actually did to him, but personally I like to think she thought he wasn't worth her time and they try to delightfulize him. It's also unlcear when Cree's betrayal occured, was it before Nigel got in the KND or slightly after ? I put her betrayal slightly after Nigel joined Sector V. He witnessed it and thus it's what it solidified his disgust and disdain towards teenagers. Sector V then got the cake missions assigned by default, I bet it's because Nigel made it personal (i don't blame him). They went to around 15 cake missions together.
Important to note that Nigel and Hoagie are best friends since kindergarten, and Fanny went with them too (but they ain't friends, they just know each other since then).
Now, onto the decommissioning ethics.
Yes, it exists to preserve KND secrets and kids who join are aware of that fact, some accept it but a lot more are like "heeeey waitaminute, this is fucked up!!" (thus them turn traitors) because we don't know if decommissioning is rewritting some of the memories or not. Either way, the person loses a lot of his/her personality and in itself, it is messed up. If the kids deeply believe in their ideal, for the greater of good, it seems that they're fine with losing a part of themselves. But I'm just saying, they signed up for this, backing down from it at the last minute seems a little hypocritical. They knew they would get their memory erased, if they really didn't want that, they shouldn't have been operatives in the first place.
It brings a new question, is every KND operatives worthy of being one? Some seem to have joined because it looks cool or just wanted to be with their older brother/sister, without realizing the actual meaning of being a Kids Next Door, helping every kids, no matter who they are. Exemple, Abby: she didn't care much about one kid that he payed a heavy price for her neglect. Then she understood, and swore to never let that happen if she can do something about it. It's sad that she had to learn it the hard way.
Going back to decommissioning, we don't know what happens to the family of the operative: like, even if they didn't join the KND, their brother/sister saw them going on missions and stuff, and suddenly the operatives act like nothing happened. Yes, this is about the Uno brothers. It's always about the Uno brothers. Monty went through decommisssioning but what does that mean for him and his relationship with Ben? I know I like to think they got separated as kids, but at some point they had to met again right? Or if they stayed together, Ben had no one to talk to anymore since Monty literally forgot about their father's reign of terror. Monty became oblivious, and as seen in the show, pretty much everything goes over his head. I cannot imagine Ben's struggle. No wonder the brothers seem to be estranged. Monty never told Nigel he had a brother, probably because they had a huge dispute between them. OR IF YOU WANT MORE ANGST (come on, you come here for that, don't lie to me), Monty forgot all about Ben. Suddenly if that's the case, Father's hatred for the KND is justified (but not his actions, mind you). But it wouldn't make sense since Monty can still recognize his father, sooooooooooooo.............
anyway knd lore where we discuss the timeline, the nature of decomission if its ethical and right even IN universe context (its very mixed due to several reasons but what it represents in Theme its fine) anyway juggling three different thoughts at once
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