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How about a nice Holiday scene between Bob and Dot where they make amends? Cheers!

(Note: The celebration will he called a holiday party as I doubt that Mainframe would have the same idea of Christmas as we would. For this minute = day)

At the diner, everyone was setting up for a Holiday party.

           “Have they been like this all minute?” AndrAIa asked Matrix. He followed her gaze to where Bob and Dot were setting up, occasionally making eye contact, then looking away quickly.

           “Yeah, ever since what happened with Megabyte, they’ve been acting like this.”

I shouldn’t be mad at her. Bob mentally scolded himself. A part of him held on to the feelings of betrayal over the fact that Dot almost married someone just because he looked similar to the way he used to. He leaned against the wall and sighed.      

��          “Hey, Enzo?” Bob asked.

           “What’s up?” Enzo asked.

           “If Dot asks, just tell her I’m getting some energy shakes, I think it’s about time for a break.” He said.

           “Sure thing.” Enzo agreed.

 Dot noticed when Bob left and sighed. She thought.

           “Well…” Mouse prompted. Dot looked at Mouse.

           “Well what?” Dot asked, busying herself with the decorations.

           “Don’t you think that maybe you should follow him?” Mouse questioned. Dot let out a sad laugh at that.

           “He’s been avoiding me for minutes; the only reason he’s still here is that he’s friends with all of you guys.” She then corrected.

           “Which clearly explains why he looked at you almost a hundred times, just today.” Mouse teased. Dot looked away. Mouse sighed.

           “Just talk to him.” Mouse said. “Now, I better go make sure Ray’s not trying to eat all the deserts… again.” With that, she left.

           A bit after the talk, Bob walked in with some energy shakes for everyone. Matrix smiled to himself, seeing his cue.

           “I can help take some.” He offered. He took all save for two. One of the two on the table was Bob’s favorite kind and the other was Dot’s favorite kind. Bob sighed, realizing what Matrix was getting at. He picked up the two shakes and walked over to Dot.

           “I thought we could all use an energy shake since we were putting a lot of effort into setting up.” He offered, handing one to her.      

           “Thanks.” Dot said, taking the shake. She looked away shyly.    

           “Did I miss anything?” He asked.

           “Well, Ray’s been trying to sneak the deserts.” Dot said. “Mouse is on it though.”

           “Well, sounds like Ray could use a teammate.” Bob joked. He went to walk away, hoping he could use the joke as a way to escape the awkwardness.

           “Wait.” Dot said. She grabbed his arm to stop him. Bob laughed. Dot let out a slight chuckle as well.

           “Actually, my car has been making a weird noise, would you mind helping me fix it?” Bob asked. Dot hesitated.

           “Go, we will be able to take care of things from here.” Cecil said, ushering her and Bob out.

           “Do you think they’re trying to tell us something?” Bob asked, thinking of his friends’ strange behavior.

           “Yes, and it’s about time we listened to them.” Dot said. She then let out a sigh; “I’m sorry.” She finally said. Bob looked away.

           “I understand why you did it; I was eventually thinking poorly of myself as the copy.” He admitted, “The truth is; I know why you chose him and I knew I could never make you happy, that’s why I tried to separate from Glitch.” He admitted. Dot held his hand, Bob didn’t move.

           “I… I failed you; you could have been deleted because of me.” She said, tears flowing down her face.

           “But I wasn’t.” Bob said, wiping her tears. “It will be hard to get over and I know things will take time, but maybe things can get back to the way it was?” He asked. Dot shook her head.

           “No, I don’t think so, but maybe that’s the point. I was so desperate for things the way to be as they were before, I gave up on who was really important to me. I mean…” She trailed off. “We’re different, but I think we can still be together….” I’m never like this. She scolded herself.

           “I couldn’t have said it better myself.” Bob said, smiling at her, “A new beginning for us then.” Dot nodded.

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Reboot TGC observation: The User

One complaint people had was that the User character was very stereotypical. However, a large part of the humour of Reboot was how it made fun of other things so why wouldn’t it make fun of the original series and the fans that complained about it right from the start.

For the episode he was in, it would be best if the User wasn’t very likeable

Overall, it wasn’t like the character was offensive really.

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Random thought about the Guardian Code

It is very nice how Bob and the others accepted Vector, Googz and Enigma as guardians, even commenting how “Cyberspace will be in good hands.”                      The fact that they accepted the new guardians  is a way of showing that there can be both and if they ended up not accepting each other, it would cause more conflict in the fandom. 

Both shows are good but are different in the type of entertainment it is. TGC (the guardian code) is a fun show that is not meant to be taken seriously. The original reboot started out that way but turned into a more serious show that focuses on the consequences of the battle. 

Overall, Bob accepting the others as guardians is a very nice scene that can be used to bring the fandoms of both together. 

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Vera: cellphone headcannons

(If V.E.R.A was given a phone)

- her text tone would be cat noises

- She loves using emojis in her texts

- The others laugh at how she includes one in every text she sends

- She’s the one who texts Judy (Austin’s mom) if they are running late

- When there was a telemarketer, she accidentally messed with them by asking questions like “Why do I require [item being sold]

- She checks to see if telemarketers are a virus

- She prefers texting

- When talking on the phone, she prefers speakerphone. The others know this and if they do not want others to hear the conversation will ask her to either go somewhere no one would hear or not use speaker phone.

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Update on the Rules

This update applies to rule 5.

I will accept requests for The Guardian Code, however, I have not seen all the episodes (I missed the first two and some others) but I will write requests for them to the best of my abilities. All the other rules apply.

I still write for the original series; I just write for both now.

Rules

1) I only do platonic requests

2) Reader insets are welcome

3) All requests are to be pg so any fans of the show can read them

4) Request as much as you like

5) I only write for the original series

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Anti-bullying

(I know I said that I don’t write for The Guardian Code, but I am beginning to like the show and while watching this, I thought of this idea. I’m not sure how well I can write for the other characters yet and there may be some cannon mistakes as I have yet to see all the episodes but I just wanted to share this idea.)

Room Zero was quiet save for a quiet sobbing that could be heard from the couch. Austin walked in and noticed the lights were dimmed.

           “V.E.R.A, are you in here?” He asked, hearing the sobbing.

           “Yes.” She replied quietly.

           Austin turned on the lights and saw V.E.R.A quickly wiping her tears.

           “What happened?” He asked. Part of him wondered if she installed another emotional upgrade.

           “I am bad at being human.” She said in defeat.

           “You’re learning; and you’re coming along well.” He said.

           “A group of other students mocked me for my mannerisms. They began to copy me and one of them threw balls of paper at me during class.” She explained. Austin tensed up.

           “I felt scared though there was no immediate danger; I cannot be harmed by paper.” The AI said, looking confused.

           “V.E.R.A, those guys were bullying you, that is not okay.” Austin said. “Do the others know?”

           V.E.R.A shook her head.

           “It is not important.” She explained. “You four have enough on your plate without worrying about mean words that other students say to me.” V.E.R.A replied.  

           “You’re our friend, if someone is upsetting you you can tell us.” He said, “I’ll be back in one second.” He left quickly. He called Parker.

           “Hello.” Parker said as he answered the phone.

           “I just found out that V.E.R.A is being bullied; can you call the others while I wait with her. We need to meet here and talk about this.”

           “Of course.” Parker said. Austin sighed, hearing sadness in his voice. He knew that Parker was bullied about a year ago and it took both of them to deal with them. Austin went back in the room.

           “You told the others?” V.E.R.A asked.

           “I had to.” He admitted.

           “My job is to train you four to be guardians; not have you worry about my personal problems.” She said.

           “We’re friends, this is what we do.” Austin said. Just then, Parker, Tamra and Trey ran in.

           “We came as soon as we heard.” Tamra said.

           “So, where should we go from here?” Trey asked. “I could talk to me team to see if they know who was bullying you.”    

           “I’ll make an anti-bullying video on my blog; no one deserves to be bullied.” Tamra added.

           “Do you know guys who were bullying you?” Austin asked.

           “Yes, they are in my history class.” V.E.R.A said.

           “The one class none of us are in with you.” Trey said.

           “I’ll talk to them.” Austin said, “They need to know that bullying people is seriously uncool.”

           “My class is close to you. I can meet you after class and we walk together, they’ll be less likely to say something if you’re not alone.” Parker offered.

           “Thank you all so much.” V.E.R.A said. “I don’t understand what I have done to them to make them want to treat me that way.”

           “It’s not your fault that people are making those comments about you.” Austin insisted.

           “Thank you. I feel better now that I know I don’t have to deal with this on my own.” V.E.R.A said. They smiled at each other.  

(I know this isn’t much of  a story, but I wanted to write it.)

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Reboot the guardian code

I recently had the chance to watch some episodes from it and honestly, it’s pretty good. I’m not familiar enough with it to add the characters to my headcannon list but I would recommend that people try it.

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Happy Holidays from Mainframe

Bob

- “Merry Christmas, is that why there’s been all those Santa games lately?”

Dot

- “Merry Christmas; this holiday is a nice idea, I’m even having a family dinner at the principle office.”

Enzo

- “Merry Christmas; and whoever sent me a new Zip-Board without having a name tag of it; thank you so much”

Matrix

- “Really, you want me to wish them a merry Christmas to? Fine, Merry Christmas. One more thing, stop asking me, I did not send Enzo the Zip-board!”

AndrAIa

- “Merry Christmas, and yes, Matrix did get the new Zip-Board for Enzo”

Mouse

- “Merry Christmas, Well, I have to go, I promised Dot I’d help set up the dinner”

Phong

- “Your holiday sounds very nice. I would appreciate it more however if young Enzo would stop nicknaming me, Santa.”

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Everyone has to be somewhere, I particularly like it right here

Ray from the show “Reboot” episode “End Prog” (via fictionmindset)

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With what is happening in the U.S

With the Trump administration not recognizing transgendered individuals, I would just like to say that this is a safe space for anyone regardless of gender identity and you are valid the way you are. (Note: This message will be copied and pasted onto my other blogs as well so please do not yell at a blog with the same message for copying it without asking me first.)

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Reactions to a User in Mainframe

(How would some of them react seeing a User for the first time?)

 Bob

-       He has a lot of questions for the User

-       He is suspicious but also open minded

-       His final position about the User would depend on their answers to the question

Dot

-       She is considerably more suspicious of the User than Bob is

-       She will ask questions in a matter-of-fact way

-       She may not fully trust the User but might not see them as fully evil either

Enzo

-       He is very excited about the idea of seeing a User

-       He asks a lot of questions before the User can answer them

-       Unless the User says something to make them seem evil; he would trust them

Matrix

-       He will have immediate anger towards the User

-       He will yell at them and likely fight them unless someone else intervenes

-       He will not trust the User no matter what

AndrAIa

-       She will be skeptical, but not as much as Matrix

-       She will ask some questions

-       She would focus more on what the User does instead of what she says when making her opinion

Phong

-       He will be fascinated by the User coming

-       He will ask questions calmly

-       He’ll take both what the User says and does into account

Mouse

-       She will be very suspicious of the User

-       She will ignore what they say and focus solely on the actions

-       If she proves herself trustworthy though her actions, she won’t have a problem with the User being there

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Rules

1) I only do platonic requests

2) Reader insets are welcome

3) All requests are to be pg so any fans of the show can read them

4) Request as much as you like

5) I only write for the original series