Cerebus Syndrome: The series is planned to get darker and have more surreal and dangerous adventures behind it, along with lore and more threatening villains.Art Shift: To the more Animesque designs of the Imagine Spot from the simplified style of the real world.Art Evolution: See how the newer ◊ designs ◊ look ◊ in comparison to the ones used in the first short and you can tell that the next short will be better than the first one.was made to take care of evil villains, threats, and jaywalkers. Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: This is slightly downplayed.Animesque: Subverted in the Imagine Spot - which is supposed to look more anime-like, but kind of fails due to No Budget.All Myths Are True: Superpowers existing, random creatures and beasts roaming Hometown, you name it.2D Visuals, 3D Effects: The robots are animated in CGI while everything else is animated in 2D.The first short is already released and can be watched here. The series also starts to incorporate more Black Humor, deconstructed lessons, and lore within its shorts becoming more in line with the main series it is a prequel of. Kyzer's future dream is now to be the next chosen one soon.Īfter the first short, the show starts to get a slight Retool and becomes a surreal adventure/action animated series about the strange part of Houston named Hometown located somewhere within Texas. (Or Hero's Association and Restitution Academy). Although, hope isn't lost and Punchtice saves the children at the last second!Īfter defeating Ivan, he tells the children a bit about himself and H.A.R.A. Ivan Madman attempts to crush them with a giant Killer Robot. However, it turns out that superheroes and supervillains were Real After All as Dr. He ends up meeting and befriending an optimistic girl named Doshia and together, they fight crime in an Imagine Spot as Master Ky and Rose Red.

The series takes place in early 200X, where Kyzer - The Protagonist of the story, goes to school for the first time. Master Ky: The Pre-Series is exactly what it says on the tin, created by Kyzer Preston.

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