Pineapple Lord is such a great villain because he subverts a lot of the typical villain tropes. For example, many "all powerful behind the scenes characters" will oftentimes have their henchmen be revealed to be weak, but in this universe Pineapple Jacob is the final form of the Pineapple Lord. It's such an interesting twist because it really pushes the characters to their limits. Alexander and Jacob might have fought before, but this is the true test of that. Jacob might have died before, but this is the true test of that. It's taking previously used elements and pushing them up too eleven. I'd liken it to the final level of a video game recontextualizing the things you've seen in previous levels. This is not even bringing about how he manages to foil every character of the main cast. The empty void of loneliness perfectly parallels mecha mole's loneliness upon not having a family anymore. He parallels Alexander's constant commitment to friendship even in the face of horrible violence. He parallels even that first suicide bomber character that one weird kid wanted to be. He's the perfect foil. And Pineapple Lord is so amazing because of the same thing you talked about with the Wall. It might be a ridiculous villain, but he has so much depth and character underneath the surface. What should be a joke character exploited into a compelling antagonist. Not to mention Pineapple Lord is an effective villain because he is just that, effective. Most villains will dilly dally and walk around their goals in order to give their heroes a chance. But Pineapple Lord knows what he wants, and when he sees something isn't working he changes it. He takes out Jacob when he sees something not working. This isn't even taking into account an incredible feat for a villain, he wins! He manages to take over everything for 5 whole years. Take that Thanos. While his motivations might not seem very sympathetic at first, I'd compare them to a character like Bill Cipher. He's been stranded in a void of nothingness for so long he craves anything. If taking over the multiverse means that, then that's what will happen. This is an incredibly complex worldview to have because it shows that despite his despicable actions, he's more chaotic neutral than anything. Should the series continue, there would be the possibility that Pineapple Lord might take a stand against other villains. This is already something he has been shown to be willing to do. He actively works against Racnoss and Dark Master. This means that given the right story, he might side with the heroes, something which is able to add an incredible amount of depth to a villain. I can understand where he is coming from in that context. Pineapple Lord is only foiled due to essentially 2 miracles. Alexander returning from hell, and him somehow eating all the pineapples. He doesn't go down just like any other villain, he goes down swinging and only lost because he was truly outplayed. He was good, but Alexander was just better. Then, he goes down with a nuke with both heroes sacrificing themselves. And the victory truly feels earned. In conclusion, Pineapple Lord deserves credit as an extremely well thought out and executed antagonist. Marvel needs to hire this man.
"Bear boy goes swimming!" "Bear boy gets pranked!" "Bear boy sabotages the last line of defense against a multiversal threat and attempts to flee the scene with the only thing capable of reversing the calamitous damages!" Bear boy is such a wild card I love it
Turning the main character of a British Children's Education into a genius who's developed infinite knowledge from travelling the English countryside is unironically one of the coolest ideas I've heard of
Hear me out. Pineapple lord exists within a blank void outside of the multiverse, so maybe the reason hes a pineapple is because thats the best way human minds can percieve him without fucking dying. Maybe bears can withstand seeing his true form, and because od it, he sabotages mecha mole as hes the only one that knows what they're truly up against. He knows that whatever they do, theyll lose, and so he wants to spare his friends the suffering of reliving it all
This video seriously gives me a lot of nostalgia for my childhood. When I was a kid, I wrote a lot of comics featuring either my favorite characters or original superheroes. Even though a lot of them have problems (especially the artwork), I'm still inspired to write better comics in the future.
@@gothnerd887 I'd like to see the Sophia the First gang in a fantasy RPG game of some sorts. Kingdom Hearts could be a good fit. Jane and the Dragon would be fun too (but not Disney). I often get the two confused.
When you just randomly pulled out the characters from come outside into a vast epic comic series about a multiversal war against an evil floating pineapple, it had me in stitches
My favourite part of Come Outside was when Auntie Mabel was revealed to be omniscient and had the ability to build a bomb powerful enough to delete a timeline.
hearing that this one kid wanted to be a fucking suicide bomber in your comic, that Auntie Mabel and Pippin are there, and that Mecha Mole has this fucking Go Nagai-esque ending to his story is fucking amazing. love this video.
This video was delayed because I accidentally filmed the whole thing in slow motion, leaving me with 17 hours of slow mo footage on my phone. But it's whatever. Pour one out for Mecha Mole's family.
It's interesting how your comics went through a series of Gold, Silver, and Bronze Ages. Like, they went from a series of monster-of-the-week oneshots; to family friendly nonsense about a boy who is a bear; to this multiversal war that takes all the material that came before, and takes it seriously, and weaves it into an immaculate story. And then, after the multiversal threat was thwarted, the comics went into the 90s and became grimdark and the characters started swearing.
Oh my god… Now I see it, The OG A&J and Bear Boy being the 40s-60s Pre Multiversal War being the 70s The entirety of the Multiversal War being Crisis on Infinite Earths, which changed everything And Post-Multiversal Wars being the 90s to now
This entire comic series was a wild ride and I definitely think they should return. I don’t care how little anything makes sense, all that matters is that I get to experience something awesome.
That "i ate all the pineapples" thing was legitimately incredibly cool. And ripping up the comics from the volumes with a then deleted timeline was genius
@@PancakebatterLuigi I was kidding. Well okay it doesn't really make sense, and that's kind of largely the point, I wasn't intending for people to get it a whole lot, but now I feel compelled to attempt to explain it... So like, it's how the Morbius meme is always written the same way, with different verbs every time but the first one in the present tense always ends with either "ing" or the based "in'", and then the past tense one with "ed" simply because that's how most of the words usually end, although sometimes it _will_ be like ate, or something else entirelu. So I just kinda said that, as if somehow, due to the meme typically being written that way, that "eated" must then be correct, not understanding that's just how the word is spelled. Again, it doesn't really make sense and I was fine with it just being nonsense before, but I'd feel weirdly bad ignoring it now. Was it worth laying all this out? I can say definitely not now that I've gotten this far, buut I'm still gonna hit reply anyway. Sunk cost fallacy babyyyy
When bear boy revealed his true colors, I cried, he was a character I grew up with, we laughed and cried together, to be the one to betray the group at such a pivotal moment really made me think about how we never really know the true colors of those we are close to. A depressing arc for a character but brilliantly executed.
Mecha mole truly is the most tragic character, he was just a mole that was starving so he needed to steal. Now he was forced to be in a war, he was mind controlled into killing his own family and army men. He was filled with such hatred of life he didn’t die, and instead reconstructed himself. After killing the man who stole everything from him he lost a point, all he was surrounded by was memories and dead men. Then once he found a point to his life to save the multiverse he was stopped, his whole life depended on this and bear boy took it from him. He died, and he thought the multiverse was finally fixed from the clouds of heaven. But then he saw the whole earth get destroyed by hitler 2 or whatever. Truly a tragic character, can’t wait for his lore.
The suicide bomber part from your friend was deadass so unexpected that I might've laughed too hard and annoyed my family. Also I can't believe the Mole went from "haha I'm stealing from Tesco" to being drafted to war, being a victim of mind control, winning the war on his universe but at the cost of being the last survivor of his dimension, meeting up with friends from the multiverse, watching the same multiversal friends die in front of his eyes but still managed to fend off against the pineapples so that the bomb could be perfected, and gets betrayed by the one that was basically a Charlie Brown type character. Bear Boy needs to be in WatchMojo's Top 10 Best Villains of the Century video for being a straight up menace. Pippin the Dog and Mecha Mole are truly two of the best heroes in fiction history.
Honestly, I kinda like the ending you did when you were 12 because it kinda serves as your transition from childhood into adulthood. All of your childhood heroes putting up the fight of their lives against an enemy that has never seemed so real and all encompassing. I see it as you making all of your little creations giving you one final push into the wild dangerous world of adulthood. It’s great. Like, really great.
I can't believe the mecha mole's story literally just got me thinking about the fact that if not for the reality warping mess that got sent into his universe, he would have been all alone for the rest of time, unable to die.
Dude I would actually buy a copy if you reprinted one of these comics, they perfectly encapsulate childhood creativity. The kind that just can’t be replicated. This was a great video.
I find the inclusion and later exclusion of kids you knew in the comic really funny, cuz it makes it seem like the characters are played by actors who are fired or quit because of workplace drama
The final battle against the pineapples, the compassionate reconciliation of two enemies who became allies to stop a greater cause to die alongside eachother, not knowing for sure if they've done enough, but being next to eachother is genuinely just so heartthrobbbing. Not to mention mecha-moles skill and bear boy's epic betrayal of fateful intentions. All for Pippin the dog, in a legendary finale, to eat bear boy, and then the bomb, resetting the timeline, all with stunning visuals and music. I genuinely enjoyed every moment of it, even if Pippin made me laugh at the sheer joyful absurdity. This was truly a masterpiece and an absolute joy to watch and I wish it was longer and I wish I could watch it for the first time over and over. This is, truly, one of the best retellings I've ever seen. And I know I sound like I'm trying to be fancy for the effects and the memes, but I am genuinely serious with everything I said in this comment. I loved this, so much, sure it may be crude, sure the earlier stuff doesn't make much sense, but that ending all makes up for it
I personally think bear boy’s fate was inevitable and not at all random and “dumb af”. Bear boy is a great hero and all, but deep down he is just a kid. All that trauma that he has been through seeing countless bodies and friends die, I think that got to his head, it traumatized him. So a quick decision was made, he was gonna end it all and take the time bomb. He knew he would be in an endless loop of pain seeing loved ones die, hurting himself both mentally and physically as he stops crime. Bear Boy couldn’t take anymore lives both directly and indirectly. When bearboy joined the team he felt like he had to join it. Do some true justice in his life. But seeing more and more people die, he had enough. His dark thoughts became reality. In the end he partly got his goal: Death.
I love this video so much and have THREE (3) specific points I wanna make: 1. Absolutely make more videos Abt this lore 2. Seeing ur unfiltered creativity as a kid rly reinvigorated my passion to make comics 3. The fact that suicide is such a recurring thing in this universe is genuinely fascinating to me and I wish I had the brain capacity to write an essay Abt it rn
This was actually fucking hilarious and super interesting. The commitment shown by young Alexander as he rips up an entire story arcs worth of content is like Jared Leto method acting, and so insanely self destructive he makes the morbin fuck look like a child. The twist ending of eating all the pineapples gave me chills, and truly is a panel to rival the greats. The stories real life interaction is so fantastic in every way, and hearing about how you noscoped irl Jacobs nuts with a nerf gun and how that affected the story brought me to tears.Pineapple Jacob is truly one of the most efficient villains in the literary canon, and his character depth and scheming are so overwhelming that Iago must've used him as inspiration. I must say that it'll a major disappointment if his return isn't even an easter egg in the brick man comics. I await the return of this universe and your up coming comics with great interest.
“I ate all the pineapples” gives me the same vibes as a shounen protagonist who’s figured out the villain of the week’s bag of tricks and is about to deck them in the face
I know people are gonna joke around and ironically say these comics are "the greatest cinematic works of fictions human beings have ever conceieved", but speaking from the point of view of someone who grew up with all these ideas for stories and comics in childhood and later throwing them away because I grew up, this was really sweet! I genuinely thought some of those moments in the story were grade A storytelling, and the fact that you looked at all this and didn't outright bash it (plus the fact that you're also bringing it back!) gives me some inspiration to work on my creative side too. Thank you for this :)
This is amazing. Someone needs to give this the One Punch Man treatment. Also this reminds me of all the little universes I made as a kid an now I kinda want to write it all out for future use lol
This was actually really sick. I tried to make my own comics as a kid because I thought that would be what kids should do, but I never really got into it. I really hope you make more in depth videos about these comics.
I constantly rewatch this video. It’s inspired me to try and bring back that fun “yes and” energy back to my comics, and I’ve even started to scan all of my old childhood comics. That way everything is digitally archived.
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Alexander and Jacob. The humour is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Alexander’s nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realise that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Alexander and Jacob truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Alexander’s existential catchphrase "I shot him in the balls with a nerf gun," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Alex Lennen's genius wit unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools.. how I pity them. 😂 And yes, by the way, i DO have an Alexander and Jacob tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- and even then they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand. Nothin personnel kid 😎
DC: “I have more complex timeline lore Marvel: “No, I have more complex timeline lore!” Alex: “Let me enlighten you” *records a timeline explanation with remade drawings alongside revealing the existence of a custom timeline wiki he made years back*
honestly hearing about eight year old you’s comics about a giant mess of a multiverse is so intriguing, raw, and original, and I feel confused yet inspired
Time to make a comic! Super Mega Fire Water Dark Awesome Man. On the night of October 31st, a single booty cheek can be seen crashing into a nearby school. The chemicals of ass, sodium, alcohol and uranium mix together creating the world's 22nd superhero, SMFWDA Man and his trusty companions WildMan and Rob's Purse. Together they must battle the forces of evil in their town including a cursed knight, a legendary samurai and even...aliens! All of this is copyrighted by the way so you better not use it or I will sue.
With the questionable elements like "Ice Cream Superman" and the unlicensed usage of the "Come Outside" universe, so much of this is absolutely sheer genius. Unironically Racnoss' prison break issue was incredibly done and I'd love to be able to read it myself.
Dude, that ending was WILD. Genuinely these characters and this world, with more development, would be such a cool story. I love hearing about folks’ OCs from childhood (I sure had my fair share), so thank you for making this video!
I did something similar when I was a kid, I made a comic series with some of my friends. I had a falling out with one of them, so I gave him stage 5 cancer in the next issue and showed it to him at school the next day.
Honestly "the events in these comics have been retconned out of existence, so the comics themselves must be destroyed" is a genuinely interesting creative decision, even if it is hard to imagine anyone but a kid making it.
I absolutely love stuff like this. I wish more people had the bravery to share their childhood flights of fancy. This has inspired me to maybe finally share some of the storylines and characters I invented and built throughout my early and mid teens.
I'm literally so invested in this now. This has to be one of the best comics I've ever heard of, and I would buy every single book just so I could be given that childhood nostalgia of the most creative book series ever.
This series has some genius level writing to it. The irony and tragedy of the mole for the enemy who is also a literal mole who goes from empathetic thief to tragic war hero. The obsession with suicide bombers. The dedication to the reboot. tbh i think we need a remaster of this magnum opus
Yeah I agree, the art style could be very appealing while being simple, if it were utilized by more talented artists, and utilized foreshortening and perspective it could be really cool.
Ngl, the idea that just one kid could eat not 1, not 2, not even 10, but ALL of the pineapples on earth, that just really made me burst out laughing. Top tier storytelling, 10/10
Thank you so much for making these two videos (this and your childhood cinematic universe), they legitimately inspired me to start doing my own comic series I used to do with my friends! Also I personally am left scratching my head at how you made so many issues in just four years…. Also, does anyone know about the other stuff that happened to Mecha Mole?
this took me back to the times where I drew comics over comics of random characters or superheroes purely based on how funny their names are. Featuring "Blockhead" with a literally square face, and "Cocktail" who throws molotov's at people while wearing a chicken costume.
I used to write stories about people named after myself and my classmates, similarly to how you describe your comic books in this video. This video inspired me to look back to my weird stories I wrote as a kid and they're surprisingly mature. I've noticed that a lot of things children make mirror things adults go through throughout their lives, or even deeper subjects. For example, one of my stories has the morality of life and death as an integral plot point and how life cannot continue without death. You can also find deep subjects hidden in these comics you made. Pineapple Lord explores the inevitability of death and the horrors of immortality. While Pineapple Lord lost everything and began to feel trapped in his immortal body, he gave what he thought was mercy to the multiverse, the peace of death. It's quite depressing actually, and I think if these comics were remade they could be hidden masterpieces. It has also inspired me to rewrite my stories and, who knows, I may even publish them if all goes well. Thanks for making more great content, it's great seeing you finally get some recognition on this platform as I think no one is more deserving of it. Early congrats for 100k subs as well!
I swear😭when I was in 6th or 7th grade I had a whole comic about a boxer but his whole motivation to start boxing was that he saw his mom get R worded in front of him by his dad who had left them years ago😭(I made the dad look messed up like he had a rough time, maybe on drinks or something) and I remember my whole idea was that he would little by little become more like his dad until he turned into the thing he most hated. Edgy asl for no reason💀 Nowadays when I write it’s pretty tame stuff too, almost like kid stories, I’ve even thought about making childrens books🤣it’s crazy
@@Angel-Otk One of my old stories had a kid watch his parents die brutally, then he died himself and got brought back to have to deal with his grief on his own starving on the streets. I've noticed more and more that younger people love creating darker stories, even though they don't fully understand the true meaning of these messed up things they make. It's a weird thing that has become even more common now that most kids can find anything on TH-cam. It's not necessarily bad, just interesting.
I just randomly clicked on this video to see what was up, and I got invested fast! The story is honestly brilliant and I'm sure this is the briefest possible synopsis. I would love to see more of these comics! (Or even remastered versions!)
Honestly I want to hear more of this kind of stuff. As much as I love marvel and dc, they’re all big companies that get talked about all the time, and I like to hear things that I probably haven’t heard before, especially when it’s from an independent comic creator.
@@andrewdarrow4542 Ive been practicing doing comics and since I'm only 14 I'm probably gonna wait until I've graduated to work on any comic ideas eitherway I plan to be a comic creator when I'm older
I remember that when I was 8 years old, I made a comic series called ”Fruits and the giant vegetables“. It was about sentient vegetables going on strange adventures. The main character was a carrot who went on adventures with his friend who was a tomato. I also made a spinoff of this comic series about the tomato being a detective. It was really fun to make these comics, but as I grew up, I lost interest in making these comics, but I still kinda miss making them.
I enjoyed the Flaming Carrot comic (that needs to be adapted to screen beyond the Mystery Men movie). I was reading Airbags #2 by Canini and laughed at the Veggies in Space comic cover. I'd love read about sentient veggies on adventures. Of course, I grew up watching Veggie Tales so I could be a skewed audience. It worked for Angry Orange I guess.
I really appreciate the epic cinematic version of Coldplay's Paradise during the finale of these videos. It really helps immerse me in the story. (Or is it Viva la Vida ?)
I’m glad I wasn’t the only kid that wrote a long ass comic series with lots of blood and gore and random characters with weird plots for years lol And for some reason watching you go through all your old comics really makes me want to get back into making no scrip random story comic great video as well dude
"You should've gone for the head..." >bland plot twist >cliche >ruins the character "I ate all the pineapples" >11/10 >so unexpected >adds to much to the character
I love this video, it’s the perfect mix of story and off the rails random you’d expect from a child. It’s a fun story with lots of twist and turns, and it was definitely fun to watch.
I like how as a child you imagined that a character in a series that is about learning something new everyday in the end would become the smartest person alive, the episode where she discovers how to make bombs would probably be really good.
Gotta love just how unaware and unaffected bear boy is in every single panel, id even believe if the only reason he betrayed his team was because the time bomb looked pretty
The final Pineapple Lord defeating twist is legitimately one of the funniest things I've ever seen. You perfectly capture the badass twist, I beat you all along thing in the silliest way
I like how the lessons of this video are "No matter how silly and one-shot an idea might seem. theres always something worth exploring" and "the comics 10 year olds make are insane"
I’ve now watched this video 7 times because of how good it is keep it up plus I would love to have some in depth stuff into Crab Man, Mecha Mole and a bit of the other Alexander and Jacob because there’s a whole jump between part 1 to part 68. Keep up the work and you’ve inspired me into continuing my comic series and having crazy universe.
Hey, with a couple of plot revisions, specifically restructuring, it can totally work. The early stuff is the messiest, and Alexander and Jacob not really looking like being established, but after that is pretty solid.
I’ve watched this video at least 6 times because of how nicely the story comes together between all of the different universes. I also made comics when I was younger and they didn’t come out as good as these do. Rip Mecha Mole
My essay on the comics. Alexander and Jacob is a realistic duo and they have a perfect friendship that feels reel because It Is real. In real life Alexander and Jacob like to make comics and In the comics they’re going to a top secret base for weapons but they get caught, this Is a metaphor of the actual Alexander and Jacob who were scared of getting caught for the comics that they were making and drawing in class, they liked doing It but they were scared to get caught. This comic shows a perfect represantation of stress and anxiety in a way that feels reel still because It Is quite reel. Alexander and Jacob were pretty confident at the time so they fought off the security guards but they were more security guards, and they thought this was the end. Alexander and Jacob lost confidence and self esteem. The security guards are a metaphor for the teachers at Alexander and Jacob’s school. The special healing bullets are a metaphor for anti depression medication and their confidence come back. At the end because of their confidence and self esteem they succeed to kill off all the security guards with an explosion. Alexander and Jacob are two kids who are often stressed and need confidence even medication, probably due to the bullying and exams. The fact that Alex and Jacob are the two only survivors Is because anything can die except love and friendship, except memories. Raccnoss Is a metaphore for depression but Alex and Jacob never face him face to face and in any way they try to hide their depression from themselves and everyone else It still comes back in all their bad moments or when there Is bad people around which makes them stressed and anxious. Alex and Jacob probably have an anxiety disorder and a confidence problem but because of their friendship they can fight depression and anxiety. Because of friendship everyone could fight the demons inside them, haunting them. Friendship definitively makes people fell better about themselves. The life restarter Is because In life you can always better yourself and even If you were a dick your entire life you can still become a good human. Alexander Vs Jacob shows the struggles in friendship and when you spend too much time with a friend you start too want to have other friends and do other things but because Alex and Jacob are still children they don’t express It well and Alex goes into violence because he thinks It’s the only way. Jamie Is a hero and the best person In the group of P6A he’s brave and would do anything for his friends. He sacrificed himself probably because he was abused for his entire life and most people he knew were mean to him except his friends so he didn’t want to let go the only thing that he truly loved. Bear boy Is definitely the darkest character, when Alex and Jacob have anxiety, Bear boy has no anxiety and no feeling at all he can’t feel stressed or scared he suffered too much already, he doesn’t care about dying he even kind of wants it. He’s probably surrounded by a family who doesn’t love him and I’m gonna assume rabbit kid Is his brother, rabbit kid Is a full on psychopath, he doesn’t feel any emotion, no guilt, no stress, nothing he’s a full on monster. Crab man smashing a brick wall Is because crab man Is like your ideal man, It’s probably a metaphor for toxic masculinity Alexander realized that even if he didn’t want to be friend with Jacob he still deserved too live and he didn’t have anyone else except him so he got to the multiverse and tried everything in his power too save Jacob The reason why they went to a children show universe Is because It shows the innocence of Alexander and that he Is still a child after all even If he started a multiversal war. Bear boy felt angry that he didn’t have anything to do and that nobody cared about him so he tried to get attention by taking the bomb and starting It. Bear boy Is a narcissist and always tries to get attention. Pineapple Jacob shows that everybody even a perfect child like Jacob has a dark side a pineapple side. Thank you for reading my essay on the comics.
This hits close to home. I love hearing about this whole ridiculous universe because it feels just like what I made back when I was younger... Just different. I actually unironically want a remastered official release of this comic it's just so crazy
@wolf-fox Wait, wait, wait! I only NOW realized: it would be better on CN. Not only is it TOTALLY not against crossovers, but it also deletes big chunks of itself as part of a story.
I remember watching this video when it first came out and loved it, still feel nostalgic about it :) and also i love how bear boy goes through the portal like some kind of log that was lobbed through it
I can't believe that this thriller of a comic series by an 8yo until a highschooler is actually a brilliant idea and have some good plot twsits. You should definitely redraw this brilliant story, I would read it and everyone else should do it as well.
So let me get this straight, Alexander and Jacob are raiding a top secret base for weapons. When they’re eventually caught, they have to fight off all of the security guards before being completely cornered with no way out. Fortunately, there’s a double agent within the guards who replaces all of their bullets with these special healing bullets so whenever they shoot Alexander and Jacob, they’re effectively making them immortal. Alexander takes advantage of this immortality and blows himself up, wiping out everyone in the base except him and Jacob. Alexander and Jacob got an archnemesis called Raknos. Raknos had three main abilities, Mind Control, Shapeshifting and Teleportation. Every time they’d fight a bad guy, it would either turn out to be Raknos in disguise or him controlling them the whole time. To protect the world from Raknos, Alexander, Jacob and the rest of their friends joined together to form the P6A. They had a base of operations and lots of cool gadgets such as the life-restarter, a device that could bring you back to life no matter what the injury, which was only used once and was never mentioned again. They fought a zombie invasion, they fought Ice Cream Superman. Everything was going fine until Issue 68 titled “Alexander vs Jacob” Raknos takes control of Jacob and orders him to assassinate Prince Charles of the British Monarchy. Just as Jacob is about to deliver the killing shot, he is interrupted by P6A and forced to fight the people he once called friends. Despite having a bond history of friendship and going through hell together, Alexander has no problem with simply just shooting Jacob to death. The team is left to mourn Jacob while Raknos is put into a high security cell that blocks his powers but Raknos has one last trick up his sleeve, time travel. While the prison stops him from time-travelling completely, he manages to send a message to his past self, who then travels forward in time, creating a new timeline. The past version of Raknos, who we will call Raknos 2, disguises himself as a prison guard and frees Raknos from his cell. However, the two Raknos’ start to fall out and eventually start fighting each other but because Raknos is still weak from the prison cell, Raknos 2 gets the upper hand and kills his future self but before Raknos dies, he sends another message back in time, creating another new timeline. This time, Raknos swaps out Alexander’s bullets for healing bullets, thus when Jacob is killed, he is actually made temporarily immortal. Still under Raknos’ control, Jacob then breaks into the prison and stops Raknos 2 from being able to kill Raknos. The whole thing is just a really confusing and elaborate prison break. P6A still thinks that Jacob is dead and Raknos is still in jail so the two use this opportunity to continue their assassination plan but instead of trying to shoot Charles in broad daylight like last time, they’re now planning to blow him up remotely. While P6A was out fighting crime, Raknos and Jacob sneak into the secret base to reveal a bomb but just as they’re about to get away, they’re caught in the act by Jamie, who was too lazy to go on the mission with P6A and instead, decided to stay home. Jamie confronts Raknos, only to be surprise-attacked and shot in the chest. In his final moments, Jamie manages to tell his friends about Raknos’ plan before succumbing to his injuries. Alexander manages to track Raknos and Jacob down, only to find that they are holding an entire town hostage. If anyone tries to stop them setting off the bomb, they’ll execute the whole town. Fortunately, Alexander has a fully functioning Iron Man suit which has a missile targeting system, flying abilities and super speed but after about 2 panels, he ditches the suit and instead fights with his bare hands. Unsurprisingly, Alexander is completely wasted and left to die on the ground. The bad guys have won, the bomb is about to go off, there’s no hope left until Jacob sees a crying child and his sheer guilt and compassion overrides Raknos’ spell and frees him from his command. He takes Raknos head on, allowing time for the hostages to get clear of the bomb. Just then, the bomb goes off with Raknos, Jacob and Alexander caught in the exposion. While the other two are turned to ash, Alexander manages to crawl his way out the blast zone and barely survives. With most of his friends dead, Alexander vows to do everything he can to bring them back. (Read Replies)
Alexander travels to an auction, where the main thing being auctioned off is a dimensional spaceship. Alexander lands in an alternate universe where humanity is now regressed to the caveman age after being hunted down by killer robots. Upon arrival, the robots shoot the dimensional spaceship to pieces, rupturing the fabric of reality and sending Alexander on a borderline acid trip through the multiverse. The destruction of the spaceship sends Alexander outside the multiverse, which is just a white void. It is there where he meets Pineapple Lord, a mysterious multiversal entity who has gotten so bored living in a white void all of his life. He couldn’t physically leave the void but could project his consciousness to other people in the multiverse and possess their bodies. However, with the massive hole in the fabric of reality, Pineapple Lord is free to go through it and could cause as much chaos as he wants. Pineapple Lord travels to Bear Boy’s universe and completely ravages it, leaving only few survivors, Bear Boy is fortunately spared but has to hold Rabbit Kid in his arms as he dies. During a battle with Dark Master, Crab Man looks up to see a fleet of Pineapples emerge from a tear in the sky and watches as terror unfolds. Electric Lord unleashes a giant cloud of electricity to try and stop the Pineapple invasion only to be wiped out moments later. Alexander jumps through the whole in reality in hopes of stopping Pineapple Lord. Through a series of adventures, Alexander teams up with Crab Man and Dark Master, who put aside their differences and decide to stop this multiversal threat, Bear Boy also tags along on their journey. Meanwhile, a different Raknos starts a war with the Moles and Mole gets captured by Raknos and then is eventually mind controlled by him. Mole then goes to his people and sabotages the equipment and betrays his comrades before killing his whole family. After his mission is complete, he is ordered by Raknos to blow himself up. Fuelled by sheer rage and the desire for revenge, the Mole pieces himself back together and turns himself into a cyborg. This new Mecha Mole unleashes devastation on Raknos and his army, avenging his family in the process. Eventually, Alexander and his friends show up. Mecha Mole, desperate for something to fight for, joins them on their quest to find Pineapple Lord. Alexander and his crew eventually recruited Auntie Mable, an old lady, and Pippin the dog but how could they defeat such a threat as Pineapple Lord? Well, when Raknos 2 went forward in time, he created a new timeline therefore, if they could just go back and stop this timeline from branching on, none of this would have happened and everything would’ve been fine. During her educational lifetime, Auntie Mable had accumulated an infinite supply of knowledge, thus possessing the necessary skills to build a device for this solution. Pineapple Lord becomes aware of their plan so he sends a fleet of Pineapples to stop them. It’s up to the rest of the team to bid as much time as possible for Auntie Mable to finish constructing the device. The fight is going well and the Team is managing to cut through most of the Pineapple forces but eventually it gets too much for them. Alexander gets taken out by a flying pineapple and is sent a million feet into the air. Carb Man and Dark Master hold the front line together but are soon overwhelmed and gravely injured. They take out as many Pineapple’s as they can before dying by each other’s side. Mecha Mole and Bear Boy are left as the last line of defence. Mecha Mole proves greatly effective against the Pineapple fleet but Bear Boy sabotages Mecha Mole’s systems to self-destruct. He then steals the device. All hope is lost until Pippin the dog at the last second, eats Bear Boy and bites down on the Device so hard that it explodes and engulfs the universe. The timeline is reset, Pineapple Lord is still stuck in that white void, Raknos never went back in time, Jacob is still alive,
Pineapple lord sends Jacob a message telling him to kill Alexander. Jacob, remembering all the times he’s been mistreated by Alexander, agrees to join Pineapple Lord and goes off to confront Alexander. While he’s on his way, he accidently trips up and breaks his face. Pineapple Lord, realising that Jacob is not the man for the job, decides that he’ll do it himself and smashes Jacob to death. Pineapple Lord then possesses Jacob’s body, creating Pineapple Jacob. He walks right up to Alexander and Jamie, pulls out a gun and starts firing. Alexander tries to subdue him but it’s no use, Pineapple Jacob overpowers him and shoots him in the head, he then creates copies of himself thus ensuring that he’ll never die. The only people that could stop him now was the rest of P6A so instead of waiting for them to come and stop him, he goes straight into their secret base with a bunch of explosives and completely disintegrates them. With all of Earth’s defenders gone, Pineapple Jacob sends an army of his clones to every government on the planet so that they could meet the same fate as P6A. Alexander wakes up in Hell, it’s here that Satan himself gives Alexander a second chance and is resurrected into the real world where we skip to 5 years later where Pineapple Jacob is an all powerful dictator who rules the entire planet. Alexander then leads a group of rebels against the Pineapple forces in the name of freedom. Alexander’s rebels lead the Pineapple Clones into an ambush and take out as many as they can, this causes a massive distraction, allowing Alexander to sneak into Pineapple Jacob’s fortress to confront him directly. Alexander shoots him in the gut but Pineapple Jacob doesn’t care, he just activates all of his nukes and targets them towards their location, that way they’ll both get blown up but he’ll just respawn out of a Pineapple. It’s only then that Alexander reveals that he ate all of the Pineapples. Pineapple Jacob then screams out as he realises that his own nukes are about to kill him for good. Alexander doesn’t feel like getting ripped apart by nukes so he shoots himself in the head. Pineapple Jacob curses him before being completely annihilated by his own weapons of mass destruction. The End.
Me and my friends did the exact same thing when we were in elementary school. The three of us each had our own characters and detailed backstories. Anything I watched or liked was crammed into the characters and lore. We wrote out a detailed backstory mashing together Minecraft with the likes of portal and with comic nonesense. Somehow we filled entire google slides and a (now-abandoned) wikia page. But before we entered high school, we ended the universe with a massive multiversal war (similar to the Hickman New Avengers run). They were really good times indeed, and I would never take back all the hours spent.
Same, I made a whole universe out of my OCs but the main one was based on me and my bff (now ex-bff 😭), it was pretty much a magical girl-genre story about two girls who had a team of magic warriors and would save the universe from the "Sour Queen" and her army of evil characters (trust me it's way more complicated than it sounds) who are just corrupted people who were just normal until something happened in their lives that the queen took advantage of so they could get revenge (kinda like Hawk Moth from MLB, i.e. there's a character who was a little girl who tried to make herself viral, failed, became a hacker, entered the darker side of the internet, lost hope, and was made into a villain to finally get the followers she always wanted, getting the ability to mind control others). And I remember that every time I met someone IRL that I really disliked I would make them a villain as well.
You know, I really enjoyed it. I think it is incredible you were able to come up with a story like this out of inspiration. It would've been amazing witnout the come outside incorporation (though it is halarious AF that you decided to do that given the story you created.) Crab man is cool crab
I remember doing that, I would make a comic series called the “Totally Normal Comics” where I would make the most absurd things happen to a little bird creature. I actually still have the comics and I still make new versions (that are still absurd but they have an actual plot)
Mecha moles story is genuinely compelling. I would argue you've already done the work just sort out the formatting and make the issues into a an actual collection all printed/copied/bound in the same style and make it a series as is. I would 100% percent expect you to honour the 15p price tag for that one issue though.
honestly very invested in the idea of you making comments, how you present things has consistently engaged and impressed me even though they are not things i have a particularly special interest in so i shall be looking out for more on your new comics
The idea of this entire story of momentous scale being heavily affected by trivial fallouts between you and your school peers is way too hilarious. “Yeah I shot this dude in the balls with a Nerf dart and now he won’t talk to me, so I gotta kill his multiversal doppelgänger who resides within the comic book universe that I created.” Lmao (By the way I genuinely really love this entire story. It has a certain charm to it. AND YES I WANT MORE.)
Going back in time to replace the bullets with healing bullets that were used in chapter 1 is actually incredible storytelling and reminds me of Steins:Gate.
Never thought I'd watch someone talk about the comics they made as a kid for nearly 20 minutes and find it entertaining, yet here we are. Idk how you did it, but it's impressive
Same here (though I'm a teenager with the heart of a kiddo), I made a whole universe of all my OCs, and I'm constantly expanding it in my mind, but never had enough motivation to make comics of it, however I'm planning on writing it all down so my future self can look at it and say "Why was I so obsessed with making literally every character so OP?". Also, I'm currently making a mini comic series called Simpler Shapes, which just started out as just me creating much easier to draw characters in order to practice drawing certain actions, but ended up becoming it's own separate universe, where a bunch of colorful shapes have to hide from an asassin, Shooting Star (a shooting star who is often seen carrying a gun), who is seeking their bodies to make more ribbons for her trail thingy shooting stars have, and the main character is a male yellow square known as Lemon Square, who's real name is Liam.
This is such an intensely complicated comic series for a child to make, but I love it so much. It reminds me of the superhero world I made as a child. Instead of comics, I just made lists of teams and diagrams of how the characters moved from one team to another, but this still gave me a wave of nostalgia. I'd love to see some new comics that explore these characters more in depth.
When I was 10, I was encouraged to continue drawing a comic called Dumb Squirrel and Nut, about a Squirrel that was in love with an acorn who didn’t care. Eventually the two became best friends and saved Christmas n stuff. The book series went on for like 9 editions, it was wild. Sometimes I still draw them
Pineapple Lord is such a great villain because he subverts a lot of the typical villain tropes. For example, many "all powerful behind the scenes characters" will oftentimes have their henchmen be revealed to be weak, but in this universe Pineapple Jacob is the final form of the Pineapple Lord. It's such an interesting twist because it really pushes the characters to their limits. Alexander and Jacob might have fought before, but this is the true test of that. Jacob might have died before, but this is the true test of that. It's taking previously used elements and pushing them up too eleven. I'd liken it to the final level of a video game recontextualizing the things you've seen in previous levels.
This is not even bringing about how he manages to foil every character of the main cast. The empty void of loneliness perfectly parallels mecha mole's loneliness upon not having a family anymore. He parallels Alexander's constant commitment to friendship even in the face of horrible violence. He parallels even that first suicide bomber character that one weird kid wanted to be. He's the perfect foil. And Pineapple Lord is so amazing because of the same thing you talked about with the Wall. It might be a ridiculous villain, but he has so much depth and character underneath the surface. What should be a joke character exploited into a compelling antagonist.
Not to mention Pineapple Lord is an effective villain because he is just that, effective. Most villains will dilly dally and walk around their goals in order to give their heroes a chance. But Pineapple Lord knows what he wants, and when he sees something isn't working he changes it. He takes out Jacob when he sees something not working. This isn't even taking into account an incredible feat for a villain, he wins! He manages to take over everything for 5 whole years. Take that Thanos.
While his motivations might not seem very sympathetic at first, I'd compare them to a character like Bill Cipher. He's been stranded in a void of nothingness for so long he craves anything. If taking over the multiverse means that, then that's what will happen. This is an incredibly complex worldview to have because it shows that despite his despicable actions, he's more chaotic neutral than anything. Should the series continue, there would be the possibility that Pineapple Lord might take a stand against other villains.
This is already something he has been shown to be willing to do. He actively works against Racnoss and Dark Master. This means that given the right story, he might side with the heroes, something which is able to add an incredible amount of depth to a villain. I can understand where he is coming from in that context.
Pineapple Lord is only foiled due to essentially 2 miracles. Alexander returning from hell, and him somehow eating all the pineapples. He doesn't go down just like any other villain, he goes down swinging and only lost because he was truly outplayed. He was good, but Alexander was just better. Then, he goes down with a nuke with both heroes sacrificing themselves. And the victory truly feels earned.
In conclusion, Pineapple Lord deserves credit as an extremely well thought out and executed antagonist. Marvel needs to hire this man.
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yo can i copy this for a school essay
thanos also won for five whole years though
Do you have a life?
holy
"Bear boy goes swimming!"
"Bear boy gets pranked!"
"Bear boy sabotages the last line of defense against a multiversal threat and attempts to flee the scene with the only thing capable of reversing the calamitous damages!"
Bear boy is such a wild card I love it
Barking Glass levels of wild
it actually reminds me of squirrel girl where her entire gimmick is doing crazy shit offscreen
I hope we'll get more of that one honey crackpot
BRING BACK BEAR BOY COMICS
bear boy RESETS THE UNIVERSE
"I ate all the pineapples" is just the 12 year old version of "You should have aimed for the head" and I love it
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Turning the main character of a British Children's Education into a genius who's developed infinite knowledge from travelling the English countryside is unironically one of the coolest ideas I've heard of
*education show
if you like that you’d love the webtoon Scoob and Shag
Hear me out. Pineapple lord exists within a blank void outside of the multiverse, so maybe the reason hes a pineapple is because thats the best way human minds can percieve him without fucking dying. Maybe bears can withstand seeing his true form, and because od it, he sabotages mecha mole as hes the only one that knows what they're truly up against. He knows that whatever they do, theyll lose, and so he wants to spare his friends the suffering of reliving it all
No he's just a funny pineapple man
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Nah, he's just a pineapple for absolutely no reason
This lore is getting insane
The fact its hearted means is know canon holy shit
The sentence “Bear Boy gets pranked into almost comminting suicide” is a lot more funny then you would expect.
yes
Oh my god, with the image in my head while reading *I cAn't-*
Jesus loves you. There's always a reason to keep going
@@scrubbingdoubles8585 false.
@@scrubbingdoubles8585 the only reason to keep going is to go to ikea
I can just imagine if this was a movie franchise and then when they say "I ate all the pineapples" there is a huge applause by the cinema audience lol
I’m thinking more of an “I am Iron Man” from End Game uproar
And the avengers music peaks as Jacob screams out
literally this would fix superhero movies
Its pineappling time
“I ate all the pineapples 30 minutes ago”
When your teacher said you can't draw anymore humans it was like when the Comics Code was made and it censored comics during the silver age.
...and then 2000AD Made Judge Dredd kill androids that lost red oil instead of humans who would bleed.
This video seriously gives me a lot of nostalgia for my childhood. When I was a kid, I wrote a lot of comics featuring either my favorite characters or original superheroes. Even though a lot of them have problems (especially the artwork), I'm still inspired to write better comics in the future.
same (I still suck af at drawing)
@@PotatoObliteratorGD That’s why I’m now focusing more on writing, which has improved since the comics I wrote in elementary school.
Bruh I gotta go find my old comics 😂
Same, i remember drawing Doctor Who comics that also had fictional video games advertisements at the end of each issue.
@@thedeed8740 I know where some of them are, but others are in the old house I moved out of back in sixth grade.
The fact Come Outside is canon in your old comic series is like if Little Einsteins was a world in Kingdom Hearts
I once imagined Sophia the First being cannon in a Kingdom Hearts game. She was taught how to be a summoner.
@@gothnerd887 I'd like to see the Sophia the First gang in a fantasy RPG game of some sorts. Kingdom Hearts could be a good fit. Jane and the Dragon would be fun too (but not Disney). I often get the two confused.
@@johnm.withersiv4352Yeah, they should also give everyone guns
Justice for Octonauts!
that actually sounds fire
When you just randomly pulled out the characters from come outside into a vast epic comic series about a multiversal war against an evil floating pineapple, it had me in stitches
Ikr, so relatable.
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My favourite part of Come Outside was when Auntie Mabel was revealed to be omniscient and had the ability to build a bomb powerful enough to delete a timeline.
hearing that this one kid wanted to be a fucking suicide bomber in your comic, that Auntie Mabel and Pippin are there, and that Mecha Mole has this fucking Go Nagai-esque ending to his story is fucking amazing. love this video.
This video was delayed because I accidentally filmed the whole thing in slow motion, leaving me with 17 hours of slow mo footage on my phone. But it's whatever.
Pour one out for Mecha Mole's family.
#ReleaseTheSlowMoCut
I have waited for this for so long. Thank you!
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Alex Lennon, I want more.
Omg Bob Ross you’re back I thought you were dead bro
It's interesting how your comics went through a series of Gold, Silver, and Bronze Ages. Like, they went from a series of monster-of-the-week oneshots; to family friendly nonsense about a boy who is a bear; to this multiversal war that takes all the material that came before, and takes it seriously, and weaves it into an immaculate story.
And then, after the multiversal threat was thwarted, the comics went into the 90s and became grimdark and the characters started swearing.
Avengers
Yeah bear boy’s friend pranking him into suicide is totally family friendly
grimdark ,,,,,, ,
Oh my god…
Now I see it, The OG A&J and Bear Boy being the 40s-60s
Pre Multiversal War being the 70s
The entirety of the Multiversal War being Crisis on Infinite Earths, which changed everything
And Post-Multiversal Wars being the 90s to now
@@jonblon-IIhonestly there are some weird superman comics from back in the day you'd be surprised
This entire comic series was a wild ride and I definitely think they should return. I don’t care how little anything makes sense, all that matters is that I get to experience something awesome.
This is the most I’ve ever genuinely laughed, thank you, can we all appreciate Alexander’s sweet ass post time skip hair ?
That "i ate all the pineapples" thing was legitimately incredibly cool. And ripping up the comics from the volumes with a then deleted timeline was genius
I genuinely agree
My favorite part was when he said “It’s eatin time”, then ate everything.
@@PancakebatterLuigi eated*
@@Estra_Estra eated isn’t a real word.
@@PancakebatterLuigi I was kidding. Well okay it doesn't really make sense, and that's kind of largely the point, I wasn't intending for people to get it a whole lot, but now I feel compelled to attempt to explain it... So like, it's how the Morbius meme is always written the same way, with different verbs every time but the first one in the present tense always ends with either "ing" or the based "in'", and then the past tense one with "ed" simply because that's how most of the words usually end, although sometimes it _will_ be like ate, or something else entirelu. So I just kinda said that, as if somehow, due to the meme typically being written that way, that "eated" must then be correct, not understanding that's just how the word is spelled. Again, it doesn't really make sense and I was fine with it just being nonsense before, but I'd feel weirdly bad ignoring it now.
Was it worth laying all this out? I can say definitely not now that I've gotten this far, buut I'm still gonna hit reply anyway. Sunk cost fallacy babyyyy
When bear boy revealed his true colors, I cried, he was a character I grew up with, we laughed and cried together, to be the one to betray the group at such a pivotal moment really made me think about how we never really know the true colors of those we are close to. A depressing arc for a character but brilliantly executed.
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Mecha mole truly is the most tragic character, he was just a mole that was starving so he needed to steal. Now he was forced to be in a war, he was mind controlled into killing his own family and army men. He was filled with such hatred of life he didn’t die, and instead reconstructed himself. After killing the man who stole everything from him he lost a point, all he was surrounded by was memories and dead men. Then once he found a point to his life to save the multiverse he was stopped, his whole life depended on this and bear boy took it from him. He died, and he thought the multiverse was finally fixed from the clouds of heaven. But then he saw the whole earth get destroyed by hitler 2 or whatever. Truly a tragic character, can’t wait for his lore.
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The suicide bomber part from your friend was deadass so unexpected that I might've laughed too hard and annoyed my family. Also I can't believe the Mole went from "haha I'm stealing from Tesco" to being drafted to war, being a victim of mind control, winning the war on his universe but at the cost of being the last survivor of his dimension, meeting up with friends from the multiverse, watching the same multiversal friends die in front of his eyes but still managed to fend off against the pineapples so that the bomb could be perfected, and gets betrayed by the one that was basically a Charlie Brown type character. Bear Boy needs to be in WatchMojo's Top 10 Best Villains of the Century video for being a straight up menace. Pippin the Dog and Mecha Mole are truly two of the best heroes in fiction history.
Agree. Wish we could have a prequel series of the mole as he was maybe drafted into the war when he was recruited at Tesco during his earlier heist.
Bear boy faced serious trauma he went insane he just couldn’t take it anymore
@@Ν1Κ nah man he just a guy who randomly does things
@@cawsomeaolin Is that true I'd like to see you prove it?
Honestly, I kinda like the ending you did when you were 12 because it kinda serves as your transition from childhood into adulthood. All of your childhood heroes putting up the fight of their lives against an enemy that has never seemed so real and all encompassing. I see it as you making all of your little creations giving you one final push into the wild dangerous world of adulthood. It’s great. Like, really great.
“I ate all the pineapples” is the hypest moment in comic history
Hell yeah
It was so hype it left history in comic book history
"You have to stop Alexander!"
"Why, did he turn evil like I did?"
"No, he's just a massive dick."
THIS IS SO FUNNY TO ME
we need to get Alexander and jacob to be an actual series
That panel is just good comedy.
It was written by a 12 year old but honestly I would laugh even if an adult told that to me.
NEED MORE
"Wtf was that"
*proceeds to smash Jacob's face in*
Pure gold 😂
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I can't believe the mecha mole's story literally just got me thinking about the fact that if not for the reality warping mess that got sent into his universe, he would have been all alone for the rest of time, unable to die.
practically the same as pineapple lord
@@TEXMACHINE3000 holy shit
Wait, if the time bomb erased time isnt that what happened in canon?
@@panetoneninjacanal2692 Oh no, poor Mecha Mole.
isnt he still alone since the timeline was reset and thus undoing the whole traveling to his planet
Never thought I would laugh at the sentence "Bear Boy gets pranked into almost committing suicide" but here I am.
This is like the boys if the boys was written by a genius and was drawn by Leonardo Di'Vinci. Truly stunning stuff
Those are words ive ever read indeed.
This is the opinion of all time
giancarlo as bear boy is best casting
Those sure are words you just told us
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Dude I would actually buy a copy if you reprinted one of these comics, they perfectly encapsulate childhood creativity. The kind that just can’t be replicated. This was a great video.
same
Same dos
I find the inclusion and later exclusion of kids you knew in the comic really funny, cuz it makes it seem like the characters are played by actors who are fired or quit because of workplace drama
literal workplace drama lol
it is true it is correct
The final battle against the pineapples, the compassionate reconciliation of two enemies who became allies to stop a greater cause to die alongside eachother, not knowing for sure if they've done enough, but being next to eachother is genuinely just so heartthrobbbing. Not to mention mecha-moles skill and bear boy's epic betrayal of fateful intentions. All for Pippin the dog, in a legendary finale, to eat bear boy, and then the bomb, resetting the timeline, all with stunning visuals and music. I genuinely enjoyed every moment of it, even if Pippin made me laugh at the sheer joyful absurdity. This was truly a masterpiece and an absolute joy to watch and I wish it was longer and I wish I could watch it for the first time over and over. This is, truly, one of the best retellings I've ever seen. And I know I sound like I'm trying to be fancy for the effects and the memes, but I am genuinely serious with everything I said in this comment. I loved this, so much, sure it may be crude, sure the earlier stuff doesn't make much sense, but that ending all makes up for it
I personally think bear boy’s fate was inevitable and not at all random and “dumb af”. Bear boy is a great hero and all, but deep down he is just a kid. All that trauma that he has been through seeing countless bodies and friends die, I think that got to his head, it traumatized him. So a quick decision was made, he was gonna end it all and take the time bomb. He knew he would be in an endless loop of pain seeing loved ones die, hurting himself both mentally and physically as he stops crime. Bear Boy couldn’t take anymore lives both directly and indirectly. When bearboy joined the team he felt like he had to join it. Do some true justice in his life. But seeing more and more people die, he had enough. His dark thoughts became reality. In the end he partly got his goal: Death.
jesus christ.
Bruh
Bear Boy is a broken man 😭
Holy moly.
I love this video so much and have THREE (3) specific points I wanna make:
1. Absolutely make more videos Abt this lore
2. Seeing ur unfiltered creativity as a kid rly reinvigorated my passion to make comics
3. The fact that suicide is such a recurring thing in this universe is genuinely fascinating to me and I wish I had the brain capacity to write an essay Abt it rn
OH ALSO u physically destroying those comics as a kid was a super Chad nier-type move that I respect so much. Truly enlightened king🫡
@@doubleberger5983 he knew it was too based to exist for an extended period of time
I really agree w/ no. 2
@@DoctorSlop ik I wanna make tf outta some comics rn
This was actually fucking hilarious and super interesting. The commitment shown by young Alexander as he rips up an entire story arcs worth of content is like Jared Leto method acting, and so insanely self destructive he makes the morbin fuck look like a child. The twist ending of eating all the pineapples gave me chills, and truly is a panel to rival the greats. The stories real life interaction is so fantastic in every way, and hearing about how you noscoped irl Jacobs nuts with a nerf gun and how that affected the story brought me to tears.Pineapple Jacob is truly one of the most efficient villains in the literary canon, and his character depth and scheming are so overwhelming that Iago must've used him as inspiration. I must say that it'll a major disappointment if his return isn't even an easter egg in the brick man comics. I await the return of this universe and your up coming comics with great interest.
No more pineapples.
Agreed. But, wasn't it Jamie he shot in the balls with a nerf gun.
“I ate all the pineapples” gives me the same vibes as a shounen protagonist who’s figured out the villain of the week’s bag of tricks and is about to deck them in the face
I know people are gonna joke around and ironically say these comics are "the greatest cinematic works of fictions human beings have ever conceieved", but speaking from the point of view of someone who grew up with all these ideas for stories and comics in childhood and later throwing them away because I grew up, this was really sweet!
I genuinely thought some of those moments in the story were grade A storytelling, and the fact that you looked at all this and didn't outright bash it (plus the fact that you're also bringing it back!) gives me some inspiration to work on my creative side too. Thank you for this :)
For what it's worth, you had really good handwriting as an 8-year-old.
Better than I have now.
I would painstakingly copy each letter from my mum's old shopping lists
@@alexlennen Still pretty impressive
@@alexlennen damn
When I wrote comics around that age, I’d draw the pictures and ask my dad to write the words. He eventually stopped so that I’d start writing myself.
This guy had better storytelling at 8 than me at 24.
Yeah, we re more creative when we were young
i once wrote the best lore all because i watched a movie that i liked
@@OswaldTheUnluckyRabbitatch game theory to know what lore means
@@The1andonlySoromhe asked what was the lore not what is lore
@@The1andonlySorom dummy
This is amazing. Someone needs to give this the One Punch Man treatment.
Also this reminds me of all the little universes I made as a kid an now I kinda want to write it all out for future use lol
The fact that he didn't just give up on making the comics but made an ultimate ending to go with the death of The Alexander and Jacob series.
Yeah tbh.
This was actually really sick. I tried to make my own comics as a kid because I thought that would be what kids should do, but I never really got into it. I really hope you make more in depth videos about these comics.
autism core. same.
Same I was really into it
I made ,like, 10
@@dumby6483 same I made 10 different comics and 3 comic series that all connect.
@@Toohard315 i made only 2 series
I absolutely love the fact that there's more blood on one page of this comic book than in the entire "Winter Soldier" movie.
Children love blood
@@ms.fukawa-hanamura3754can confirm children love blood
@@ms.fukawa-hanamura3754 Young, innocent and Ruthless.
J.M Barie, explaining why book Peter Pan is such an A-Hole
I constantly rewatch this video. It’s inspired me to try and bring back that fun “yes and” energy back to my comics, and I’ve even started to scan all of my old childhood comics. That way everything is digitally archived.
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Alexander and Jacob. The humour is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Alexander’s nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realise that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Alexander and Jacob truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Alexander’s existential catchphrase "I shot him in the balls with a nerf gun," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Alex Lennen's genius wit unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools.. how I pity them. 😂
And yes, by the way, i DO have an Alexander and Jacob tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- and even then they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand. Nothin personnel kid 😎
Those jokes will never get
Yes they really just don't get
I respect this man so much.
@@ericdillingham7843 of course you do old sport
Based god
DC: “I have more complex timeline lore
Marvel: “No, I have more complex timeline lore!”
Alex: “Let me enlighten you” *records a timeline explanation with remade drawings alongside revealing the existence of a custom timeline wiki he made years back*
and a timeline that got literally physically wiped from existence
honestly hearing about eight year old you’s comics about a giant mess of a multiverse is so intriguing, raw, and original, and I feel confused yet inspired
Time to make a comic! Super Mega Fire Water Dark Awesome Man. On the night of October 31st, a single booty cheek can be seen crashing into a nearby school. The chemicals of ass, sodium, alcohol and uranium mix together creating the world's 22nd superhero, SMFWDA Man and his trusty companions WildMan and Rob's Purse. Together they must battle the forces of evil in their town including a cursed knight, a legendary samurai and even...aliens! All of this is copyrighted by the way so you better not use it or I will sue.
crab man and dark master’s arc together is so compelling they literally die side by side
With the questionable elements like "Ice Cream Superman" and the unlicensed usage of the "Come Outside" universe, so much of this is absolutely sheer genius. Unironically Racnoss' prison break issue was incredibly done and I'd love to be able to read it myself.
Same here
Dude, that ending was WILD. Genuinely these characters and this world, with more development, would be such a cool story. I love hearing about folks’ OCs from childhood (I sure had my fair share), so thank you for making this video!
Yeah the ending was wen apeSHIT insane
I did something similar when I was a kid, I made a comic series with some of my friends. I had a falling out with one of them, so I gave him stage 5 cancer in the next issue and showed it to him at school the next day.
O_o
holy crap lmao
Based?
My goodness you hated him that much that you gave him 1 more stage of cancer?
Stage 5 cancer,that’s harsh as hell
Dude, the drawing style was a thousand times better than mine as a child. I mean I was drawing stick figures at that point in time
Honestly "the events in these comics have been retconned out of existence, so the comics themselves must be destroyed" is a genuinely interesting creative decision, even if it is hard to imagine anyone but a kid making it.
This seems like something I would've unironically read and enjoyed as a child.
Can't wait to see the Alexander and Jacob fanfics coming from this
Bear boy has anal s-
Same
Hell yes
I absolutely love stuff like this. I wish more people had the bravery to share their childhood flights of fancy. This has inspired me to maybe finally share some of the storylines and characters I invented and built throughout my early and mid teens.
Bodes well for me
It’s sooo creative😭
Props to child alex having incredibly neat, clean, and easy to read handwriting
I'm literally so invested in this now. This has to be one of the best comics I've ever heard of, and I would buy every single book just so I could be given that childhood nostalgia of the most creative book series ever.
If you wanna get into more zany comics, I strongly recommend One Piece
@@-Teague- no.
@@Spamton123 why not?
@@-Teague- the one peice is not real.
@@Spamton123 of course spamton would say that smh
This series has some genius level writing to it. The irony and tragedy of the mole for the enemy who is also a literal mole who goes from empathetic thief to tragic war hero. The obsession with suicide bombers. The dedication to the reboot. tbh i think we need a remaster of this magnum opus
Yeah I agree, the art style could be very appealing while being simple, if it were utilized by more talented artists, and utilized foreshortening and perspective it could be really cool.
Ngl, the idea that just one kid could eat not 1, not 2, not even 10, but ALL of the pineapples on earth, that just really made me burst out laughing. Top tier storytelling, 10/10
HOW THE HELL DID YOU DO THAT
@@Risingbaning step 1:
Turn into Kirby
@@mr.lizard666 HOW THE FUCK DID HE DO THAT
@@RisingbaningStep 1:
*yes*
Thank you so much for making these two videos (this and your childhood cinematic universe), they legitimately inspired me to start doing my own comic series I used to do with my friends! Also I personally am left scratching my head at how you made so many issues in just four years…. Also, does anyone know about the other stuff that happened to Mecha Mole?
Also I personally headcanon that Alexander, instead of eating all the pineapples in one day, has been doing it undercover for those past five years
this took me back to the times where I drew comics over comics of random characters or superheroes purely based on how funny their names are. Featuring "Blockhead" with a literally square face, and "Cocktail" who throws molotov's at people while wearing a chicken costume.
ok but that last one is literally genius
I'd fuckin love to read cocktail comics ngl
If you made cocktail comic again you can make infinite dick jokes and no one asked about it
We should get a Cocktail webcomic. That would be comedy gold.
@@luminproductions3927 “Stopping crime with bravery! and gasoline!"
I used to write stories about people named after myself and my classmates, similarly to how you describe your comic books in this video. This video inspired me to look back to my weird stories I wrote as a kid and they're surprisingly mature. I've noticed that a lot of things children make mirror things adults go through throughout their lives, or even deeper subjects. For example, one of my stories has the morality of life and death as an integral plot point and how life cannot continue without death. You can also find deep subjects hidden in these comics you made.
Pineapple Lord explores the inevitability of death and the horrors of immortality. While Pineapple Lord lost everything and began to feel trapped in his immortal body, he gave what he thought was mercy to the multiverse, the peace of death. It's quite depressing actually, and I think if these comics were remade they could be hidden masterpieces.
It has also inspired me to rewrite my stories and, who knows, I may even publish them if all goes well.
Thanks for making more great content, it's great seeing you finally get some recognition on this platform as I think no one is more deserving of it.
Early congrats for 100k subs as well!
I like that I done similar stuff still doing
Me too there was so much blood in them and death
I swear😭when I was in 6th or 7th grade I had a whole comic about a boxer but his whole motivation to start boxing was that he saw his mom get R worded in front of him by his dad who had left them years ago😭(I made the dad look messed up like he had a rough time, maybe on drinks or something) and I remember my whole idea was that he would little by little become more like his dad until he turned into the thing he most hated. Edgy asl for no reason💀 Nowadays when I write it’s pretty tame stuff too, almost like kid stories, I’ve even thought about making childrens books🤣it’s crazy
@@Angel-Otk pretty neat and cool
@@Angel-Otk One of my old stories had a kid watch his parents die brutally, then he died himself and got brought back to have to deal with his grief on his own starving on the streets. I've noticed more and more that younger people love creating darker stories, even though they don't fully understand the true meaning of these messed up things they make. It's a weird thing that has become even more common now that most kids can find anything on TH-cam. It's not necessarily bad, just interesting.
I’m more emotionally attached to these characters I met 15 minutes ago than the entire mcu
Yeah same
Same
Same yes
Yeah same
Me too! … I mean I’m more of a DC fan, but still!
I just randomly clicked on this video to see what was up, and I got invested fast! The story is honestly brilliant and I'm sure this is the briefest possible synopsis.
I would love to see more of these comics! (Or even remastered versions!)
Honestly I want to hear more of this kind of stuff. As much as I love marvel and dc, they’re all big companies that get talked about all the time, and I like to hear things that I probably haven’t heard before, especially when it’s from an independent comic creator.
I'm currently working on a comic idea with three heros known as ascent, atomic boy, and Lightspeed
@@crimson232 awesome what’re going to do with it
@@andrewdarrow4542 Ive been practicing doing comics and since I'm only 14 I'm probably gonna wait until I've graduated to work on any comic ideas eitherway I plan to be a comic creator when I'm older
@@crimson232 great, I wanted to too until I got into music but if I couldn’t do that I’d probably be making comics
Well, there’s plenty of webcomics out there
I remember that when I was 8 years old, I made a comic series called ”Fruits and the giant vegetables“. It was about sentient vegetables going on strange adventures. The main character was a carrot who went on adventures with his friend who was a tomato. I also made a spinoff of this comic series about the tomato being a detective. It was really fun to make these comics, but as I grew up, I lost interest in making these comics, but I still kinda miss making them.
Sorry about the bad grammar.
ALDI wants Kevin back
Go back!
Weird how most vegetable based comics we all made as children had a carrot as the main character.
I enjoyed the Flaming Carrot comic (that needs to be adapted to screen beyond the Mystery Men movie). I was reading Airbags #2 by Canini and laughed at the Veggies in Space comic cover. I'd love read about sentient veggies on adventures. Of course, I grew up watching Veggie Tales so I could be a skewed audience. It worked for Angry Orange I guess.
Alexander is the most badass character in all of comic book history
Definitely
I really appreciate the epic cinematic version of Coldplay's Paradise during the finale of these videos. It really helps immerse me in the story.
(Or is it Viva la Vida ?)
I’m glad I wasn’t the only kid that wrote a long ass comic series with lots of blood and gore and random characters with weird plots for years lol
And for some reason watching you go through all your old comics really makes me want to get back into making no scrip random story comic great video as well dude
Do you still have those comics?
Same lol. I also started to write a book series but I only wrote book 3 for some reason
@@theultimatememelord5494 its about spongebob gaining superpowers i watch the chanell already
@@abyanazmi9684 Thank you for watching, my friend.
“I ate all the pineapples” has that should’ve gone for the head energy
"You should've gone for the head..."
>bland plot twist
>cliche
>ruins the character
"I ate all the pineapples"
>11/10
>so unexpected
>adds to much to the character
“i did it 35 minutes ago”
Honestly I find it endlessly entertaining to just be taken through someone's weird but occasionally consistent imagination, this was a great watch.
Agreed
16:55 Literal Satan telling Alexander he can leave Hell because he doesn't give a shit was funnier to me than it probably had any right to be.
I love this video, it’s the perfect mix of story and off the rails random you’d expect from a child. It’s a fun story with lots of twist and turns, and it was definitely fun to watch.
I like how as a child you imagined that a character in a series that is about learning something new everyday in the end would become the smartest person alive, the episode where she discovers how to make bombs would probably be really good.
Gotta love just how unaware and unaffected bear boy is in every single panel, id even believe if the only reason he betrayed his team was because the time bomb looked pretty
This is actually so good. You should try to make it into a movie. PLEASE!!!! I love it
The final Pineapple Lord defeating twist is legitimately one of the funniest things I've ever seen. You perfectly capture the badass twist, I beat you all along thing in the silliest way
"I ate all the pineapples" greatest comic line in history.
Top 10 most inspirational quotes of all time.
I like how the lessons of this video are "No matter how silly and one-shot an idea might seem. theres always something worth exploring" and "the comics 10 year olds make are insane"
I’ve now watched this video 7 times because of how good it is keep it up plus I would love to have some in depth stuff into Crab Man, Mecha Mole and a bit of the other Alexander and Jacob because there’s a whole jump between part 1 to part 68. Keep up the work and you’ve inspired me into continuing my comic series and having crazy universe.
Hey, with a couple of plot revisions, specifically restructuring, it can totally work. The early stuff is the messiest, and Alexander and Jacob not really looking like being established, but after that is pretty solid.
Honestly I gotta respect that you tore all of the comics from the dead timeline.
So glad you covered this run. The series really holds up despite all the executive meddling and character deaths
I’ve watched this video at least 6 times because of how nicely the story comes together between all of the different universes. I also made comics when I was younger and they didn’t come out as good as these do. Rip Mecha Mole
My essay on the comics.
Alexander and Jacob is a realistic duo and they have a perfect friendship that feels reel because It Is real. In real life Alexander and Jacob like to make comics and In the comics they’re going to a top secret base for weapons but they get caught, this Is a metaphor of the actual Alexander and Jacob who were scared of getting caught for the comics that they were making and drawing in class, they liked doing It but they were scared to get caught. This comic shows a perfect represantation of stress and anxiety in a way that feels reel still because It Is quite reel. Alexander and Jacob were pretty confident at the time so they fought off the security guards but they were more security guards, and they thought this was the end. Alexander and Jacob lost confidence and self esteem. The security guards are a metaphor for the teachers at Alexander and Jacob’s school. The special healing bullets are a metaphor for anti depression medication and their confidence come back. At the end because of their confidence and self esteem they succeed to kill off all the security guards with an explosion. Alexander and Jacob are two kids who are often stressed and need confidence even medication, probably due to the bullying and exams. The fact that Alex and Jacob are the two only survivors Is because anything can die except love and friendship, except memories.
Raccnoss Is a metaphore for depression but Alex and Jacob never face him face to face and in any way they try to hide their depression from themselves and everyone else It still comes back in all their bad moments or when there Is bad people around which makes them stressed and anxious. Alex and Jacob probably have an anxiety disorder and a confidence problem but because of their friendship they can fight depression and anxiety. Because of friendship everyone could fight the demons inside them, haunting them. Friendship definitively makes people fell better about themselves. The life restarter Is because In life you can always better yourself and even If you were a dick your entire life you can still become a good human.
Alexander Vs Jacob shows the struggles in friendship and when you spend too much time with a friend you start too want to have other friends and do other things but because Alex and Jacob are still children they don’t express It well and Alex goes into violence because he thinks It’s the only way.
Jamie Is a hero and the best person In the group of P6A he’s brave and would do anything for his friends. He sacrificed himself probably because he was abused for his entire life and most people he knew were mean to him except his friends so he didn’t want to let go the only thing that he truly loved.
Bear boy Is definitely the darkest character, when Alex and Jacob have anxiety, Bear boy has no anxiety and no feeling at all he can’t feel stressed or scared he suffered too much already, he doesn’t care about dying he even kind of wants it. He’s probably surrounded by a family who doesn’t love him and I’m gonna assume rabbit kid Is his brother, rabbit kid Is a full on psychopath, he doesn’t feel any emotion, no guilt, no stress, nothing he’s a full on monster.
Crab man smashing a brick wall Is because crab man Is like your ideal man, It’s probably a metaphor for toxic masculinity
Alexander realized that even if he didn’t want to be friend with Jacob he still deserved too live and he didn’t have anyone else except him so he got to the multiverse and tried everything in his power too save Jacob
The reason why they went to a children show universe Is because It shows the innocence of Alexander and that he Is still a child after all even If he started a multiversal war.
Bear boy felt angry that he didn’t have anything to do and that nobody cared about him so he tried to get attention by taking the bomb and starting It. Bear boy Is a narcissist and always tries to get attention.
Pineapple Jacob shows that everybody even a perfect child like Jacob has a dark side a pineapple side.
Thank you for reading my essay on the comics.
A++++
A++++++++++
This hits close to home. I love hearing about this whole ridiculous universe because it feels just like what I made back when I was younger... Just different. I actually unironically want a remastered official release of this comic it's just so crazy
Maybe you could remaster your old comics!
dude same, when i grow up and become a movie maker im gonna remaster my old webseries i made as a kid and hope that netflix or amazon picks it up lmao
@hypnospaceoutlaw3376 mmm, maybe adult swim cause of all the violence.
Someone needs to make a Netflix series out of this.
Netflix presents... Alex and Jacob
@@memes915 I really want to binge watch the hell out of this
I wish
I think it would be TV-14
@wolf-fox Wait, wait, wait! I only NOW realized: it would be better on CN. Not only is it TOTALLY not against crossovers, but it also deletes big chunks of itself as part of a story.
I remember watching this video when it first came out and loved it, still feel nostalgic about it :) and also i love how bear boy goes through the portal like some kind of log that was lobbed through it
I can't believe that this thriller of a comic series by an 8yo until a highschooler is actually a brilliant idea and have some good plot twsits. You should definitely redraw this brilliant story, I would read it and everyone else should do it as well.
So let me get this straight,
Alexander and Jacob are raiding a top secret base for weapons. When they’re eventually caught, they have to fight off all of the security guards before being completely cornered with no way out. Fortunately, there’s a double agent within the guards who replaces all of their bullets with these special healing bullets so whenever they shoot Alexander and Jacob, they’re effectively making them immortal. Alexander takes advantage of this immortality and blows himself up, wiping out everyone in the base except him and Jacob. Alexander and Jacob got an archnemesis called Raknos. Raknos had three main abilities, Mind Control, Shapeshifting and Teleportation. Every time they’d fight a bad guy, it would either turn out to be Raknos in disguise or him controlling them the whole time. To protect the world from Raknos, Alexander, Jacob and the rest of their friends joined together to form the P6A. They had a base of operations and lots of cool gadgets such as the life-restarter, a device that could bring you back to life no matter what the injury, which was only used once and was never mentioned again. They fought a zombie invasion, they fought Ice Cream Superman. Everything was going fine until Issue 68 titled “Alexander vs Jacob” Raknos takes control of Jacob and orders him to assassinate Prince Charles of the British Monarchy. Just as Jacob is about to deliver the killing shot, he is interrupted by P6A and forced to fight the people he once called friends. Despite having a bond history of friendship and going through hell together, Alexander has no problem with simply just shooting Jacob to death. The team is left to mourn Jacob while Raknos is put into a high security cell that blocks his powers but Raknos has one last trick up his sleeve, time travel. While the prison stops him from time-travelling completely, he manages to send a message to his past self, who then travels forward in time, creating a new timeline. The past version of Raknos, who we will call Raknos 2, disguises himself as a prison guard and frees Raknos from his cell. However, the two Raknos’ start to fall out and eventually start fighting each other but because Raknos is still weak from the prison cell, Raknos 2 gets the upper hand and kills his future self but before Raknos dies, he sends another message back in time, creating another new timeline. This time, Raknos swaps out Alexander’s bullets for healing bullets, thus when Jacob is killed, he is actually made temporarily immortal. Still under Raknos’ control, Jacob then breaks into the prison and stops Raknos 2 from being able to kill Raknos. The whole thing is just a really confusing and elaborate prison break. P6A still thinks that Jacob is dead and Raknos is still in jail so the two use this opportunity to continue their assassination plan but instead of trying to shoot Charles in broad daylight like last time, they’re now planning to blow him up remotely. While P6A was out fighting crime, Raknos and Jacob sneak into the secret base to reveal a bomb but just as they’re about to get away, they’re caught in the act by Jamie, who was too lazy to go on the mission with P6A and instead, decided to stay home. Jamie confronts Raknos, only to be surprise-attacked and shot in the chest. In his final moments, Jamie manages to tell his friends about Raknos’ plan before succumbing to his injuries. Alexander manages to track Raknos and Jacob down, only to find that they are holding an entire town hostage. If anyone tries to stop them setting off the bomb, they’ll execute the whole town. Fortunately, Alexander has a fully functioning Iron Man suit which has a missile targeting system, flying abilities and super speed but after about 2 panels, he ditches the suit and instead fights with his bare hands. Unsurprisingly, Alexander is completely wasted and left to die on the ground. The bad guys have won, the bomb is about to go off, there’s no hope left until Jacob sees a crying child and his sheer guilt and compassion overrides Raknos’ spell and frees him from his command. He takes Raknos head on, allowing time for the hostages to get clear of the bomb. Just then, the bomb goes off with Raknos, Jacob and Alexander caught in the exposion. While the other two are turned to ash, Alexander manages to crawl his way out the blast zone and barely survives. With most of his friends dead, Alexander vows to do everything he can to bring them back. (Read Replies)
Alexander travels to an auction, where the main thing being auctioned off is a dimensional spaceship. Alexander lands in an alternate universe where humanity is now regressed to the caveman age after being hunted down by killer robots. Upon arrival, the robots shoot the dimensional spaceship to pieces, rupturing the fabric of reality and sending Alexander on a borderline acid trip through the multiverse. The destruction of the spaceship sends Alexander outside the multiverse, which is just a white void. It is there where he meets Pineapple Lord, a mysterious multiversal entity who has gotten so bored living in a white void all of his life. He couldn’t physically leave the void but could project his consciousness to other people in the multiverse and possess their bodies. However, with the massive hole in the fabric of reality, Pineapple Lord is free to go through it and could cause as much chaos as he wants. Pineapple Lord travels to Bear Boy’s universe and completely ravages it, leaving only few survivors, Bear Boy is fortunately spared but has to hold Rabbit Kid in his arms as he dies. During a battle with Dark Master, Crab Man looks up to see a fleet of Pineapples emerge from a tear in the sky and watches as terror unfolds. Electric Lord unleashes a giant cloud of electricity to try and stop the Pineapple invasion only to be wiped out moments later. Alexander jumps through the whole in reality in hopes of stopping Pineapple Lord. Through a series of adventures, Alexander teams up with Crab Man and Dark Master, who put aside their differences and decide to stop this multiversal threat, Bear Boy also tags along on their journey. Meanwhile, a different Raknos starts a war with the Moles and Mole gets captured by Raknos and then is eventually mind controlled by him. Mole then goes to his people and sabotages the equipment and betrays his comrades before killing his whole family. After his mission is complete, he is ordered by Raknos to blow himself up. Fuelled by sheer rage and the desire for revenge, the Mole pieces himself back together and turns himself into a cyborg. This new Mecha Mole unleashes devastation on Raknos and his army, avenging his family in the process. Eventually, Alexander and his friends show up. Mecha Mole, desperate for something to fight for, joins them on their quest to find Pineapple Lord. Alexander and his crew eventually recruited Auntie Mable, an old lady, and Pippin the dog but how could they defeat such a threat as Pineapple Lord? Well, when Raknos 2 went forward in time, he created a new timeline therefore, if they could just go back and stop this timeline from branching on, none of this would have happened and everything would’ve been fine. During her educational lifetime, Auntie Mable had accumulated an infinite supply of knowledge, thus possessing the necessary skills to build a device for this solution. Pineapple Lord becomes aware of their plan so he sends a fleet of Pineapples to stop them. It’s up to the rest of the team to bid as much time as possible for Auntie Mable to finish constructing the device. The fight is going well and the Team is managing to cut through most of the Pineapple forces but eventually it gets too much for them. Alexander gets taken out by a flying pineapple and is sent a million feet into the air. Carb Man and Dark Master hold the front line together but are soon overwhelmed and gravely injured. They take out as many Pineapple’s as they can before dying by each other’s side. Mecha Mole and Bear Boy are left as the last line of defence. Mecha Mole proves greatly effective against the Pineapple fleet but Bear Boy sabotages Mecha Mole’s systems to self-destruct. He then steals the device. All hope is lost until Pippin the dog at the last second, eats Bear Boy and bites down on the Device so hard that it explodes and engulfs the universe. The timeline is reset, Pineapple Lord is still stuck in that white void, Raknos never went back in time, Jacob is still alive,
Pineapple lord sends Jacob a message telling him to kill Alexander. Jacob, remembering all the times he’s been mistreated by Alexander, agrees to join Pineapple Lord and goes off to confront Alexander. While he’s on his way, he accidently trips up and breaks his face. Pineapple Lord, realising that Jacob is not the man for the job, decides that he’ll do it himself and smashes Jacob to death. Pineapple Lord then possesses Jacob’s body, creating Pineapple Jacob. He walks right up to Alexander and Jamie, pulls out a gun and starts firing. Alexander tries to subdue him but it’s no use, Pineapple Jacob overpowers him and shoots him in the head, he then creates copies of himself thus ensuring that he’ll never die. The only people that could stop him now was the rest of P6A so instead of waiting for them to come and stop him, he goes straight into their secret base with a bunch of explosives and completely disintegrates them. With all of Earth’s defenders gone, Pineapple Jacob sends an army of his clones to every government on the planet so that they could meet the same fate as P6A. Alexander wakes up in Hell, it’s here that Satan himself gives Alexander a second chance and is resurrected into the real world where we skip to 5 years later where Pineapple Jacob is an all powerful dictator who rules the entire planet. Alexander then leads a group of rebels against the Pineapple forces in the name of freedom. Alexander’s rebels lead the Pineapple Clones into an ambush and take out as many as they can, this causes a massive distraction, allowing Alexander to sneak into Pineapple Jacob’s fortress to confront him directly. Alexander shoots him in the gut but Pineapple Jacob doesn’t care, he just activates all of his nukes and targets them towards their location, that way they’ll both get blown up but he’ll just respawn out of a Pineapple. It’s only then that Alexander reveals that he ate all of the Pineapples. Pineapple Jacob then screams out as he realises that his own nukes are about to kill him for good. Alexander doesn’t feel like getting ripped apart by nukes so he shoots himself in the head. Pineapple Jacob curses him before being completely annihilated by his own weapons of mass destruction. The End.
(This took 2 hours)
Holy shit
@@RealMrSpiderVRwhat is wrong with you
Me and my friends did the exact same thing when we were in elementary school. The three of us each had our own characters and detailed backstories. Anything I watched or liked was crammed into the characters and lore. We wrote out a detailed backstory mashing together Minecraft with the likes of portal and with comic nonesense. Somehow we filled entire google slides and a (now-abandoned) wikia page. But before we entered high school, we ended the universe with a massive multiversal war (similar to the Hickman New Avengers run). They were really good times indeed, and I would never take back all the hours spent.
Ooooh! Sounds fun. Would you care to elaborate on that?
Does that wikia still exist?
@Special fx Studios don’t tempt me.
Same, I made a whole universe out of my OCs but the main one was based on me and my bff (now ex-bff 😭), it was pretty much a magical girl-genre story about two girls who had a team of magic warriors and would save the universe from the "Sour Queen" and her army of evil characters (trust me it's way more complicated than it sounds) who are just corrupted people who were just normal until something happened in their lives that the queen took advantage of so they could get revenge (kinda like Hawk Moth from MLB, i.e. there's a character who was a little girl who tried to make herself viral, failed, became a hacker, entered the darker side of the internet, lost hope, and was made into a villain to finally get the followers she always wanted, getting the ability to mind control others). And I remember that every time I met someone IRL that I really disliked I would make them a villain as well.
Did they know you made them a villian
You know, I really enjoyed it. I think it is incredible you were able to come up with a story like this out of inspiration. It would've been amazing witnout the come outside incorporation (though it is halarious AF that you decided to do that given the story you created.)
Crab man is cool crab
I remember doing that, I would make a comic series called the “Totally Normal Comics” where I would make the most absurd things happen to a little bird creature. I actually still have the comics and I still make new versions (that are still absurd but they have an actual plot)
can I get a link to those comics
God I want to read those
reminds me of regular show, especially the bird character
@@benvolio5415 Mordecai?
oh dang, you made regular show?
I've been eagerly awaiting this part of the Alex Lennen Lore for quite some time now. This is a blessed day indeed. 🙏
Mecha moles story is genuinely compelling. I would argue you've already done the work just sort out the formatting and make the issues into a an actual collection all printed/copied/bound in the same style and make it a series as is. I would 100% percent expect you to honour the 15p price tag for that one issue though.
He’s a modern day raiden
honestly very invested in the idea of you making comments, how you present things has consistently engaged and impressed me even though they are not things i have a particularly special interest in so i shall be looking out for more on your new comics
Pooh You need to eat some poo
Can't get over how hilarious this is. And the fact this is nowhere near the worst I've seen only makes it better
The idea of this entire story of momentous scale being heavily affected by trivial fallouts between you and your school peers is way too hilarious. “Yeah I shot this dude in the balls with a Nerf dart and now he won’t talk to me, so I gotta kill his multiversal doppelgänger who resides within the comic book universe that I created.” Lmao (By the way I genuinely really love this entire story. It has a certain charm to it. AND YES I WANT MORE.)
Going back in time to replace the bullets with healing bullets that were used in chapter 1 is actually incredible storytelling and reminds me of Steins:Gate.
This was an absolute cinematic masterpiece.
Never thought I'd watch someone talk about the comics they made as a kid for nearly 20 minutes and find it entertaining, yet here we are. Idk how you did it, but it's impressive
as a teenager, I approve this entire comic series
It is truely a certified hood classic
same
Same here (though I'm a teenager with the heart of a kiddo), I made a whole universe of all my OCs, and I'm constantly expanding it in my mind, but never had enough motivation to make comics of it, however I'm planning on writing it all down so my future self can look at it and say "Why was I so obsessed with making literally every character so OP?".
Also, I'm currently making a mini comic series called Simpler Shapes, which just started out as just me creating much easier to draw characters in order to practice drawing certain actions, but ended up becoming it's own separate universe, where a bunch of colorful shapes have to hide from an asassin, Shooting Star (a shooting star who is often seen carrying a gun), who is seeking their bodies to make more ribbons for her trail thingy shooting stars have, and the main character is a male yellow square known as Lemon Square, who's real name is Liam.
@@ElmKyh that's cool
This is such an intensely complicated comic series for a child to make, but I love it so much. It reminds me of the superhero world I made as a child. Instead of comics, I just made lists of teams and diagrams of how the characters moved from one team to another, but this still gave me a wave of nostalgia. I'd love to see some new comics that explore these characters more in depth.
When I was 10, I was encouraged to continue drawing a comic called Dumb Squirrel and Nut, about a Squirrel that was in love with an acorn who didn’t care. Eventually the two became best friends and saved Christmas n stuff. The book series went on for like 9 editions, it was wild.
Sometimes I still draw them
Scrat?
@@Volume.3i think you just killed his childhood