Mely Onza

Does Haida deserve an AU spin-off?

If Netflix wanted to make a spinoff, I would like it to be about Haida but in an alternate universe where Haida falls in love with Tadano and vice versa.

In this AU, Haida and Tadano become best friends after being rejected by Retsuko. As time passes, they fall in love with each other but refuse to admit it, either to avoid ruining their friendship or because they mistake it for affection.

Things change when Himuro arrives at the company as the new boss and sets his sights on Haida. At first, Haida sees these compliments as respect, but when he realizes the boss's true intentions, he finds it strange.

Haida tries to set a boundary, but his fear of losing his job, not to mention his improved work life, makes him decide to stay silent and endure it.

As he spends more time with Tadano (as a friend), he notices that Haida is changing, both in his behavior and his way of dressing. Before, Haida didn't care about his clothes and was more expressive, but now he dresses more formally and is more distant.

Haida tells him about his work achievements, and Tadano congratulates him. He never asks how he did it; he's simply happy for him.

Things take a turn when Himuro takes things further regarding intimacy, leaving Haida with no choice but to give in. This psychologically damages him, causing him to question whether what he's doing is right.

When Retsuko discovers what's happening, she tries to help him, but Haida refuses her help because he's "comfortable" with his new life and she shouldn't interfere. Retsuko leaves, depressed, until Tadano sees her on the road and offers her some food. He notices she's depressed and worried, so Retsuko explains what happened.

Tadano refuses to help, as it all depends on Haida, since that was his decision. Things worsen when Hirano tries to secure a contract with Tadano's company. Haida decides to meet with him to tell him that his boss plans to make a deal with the company. Tadano asks if this won't change their relationship, but Haida becomes defensive, which annoys Tadano, who then makes him see the light by forcing him to choose his allegiance.

What if Paper was an old friend of Kit's in another universe?

This is just a headcanon that, even though only the pilot episode aired, gave me this story idea.

In an alternate universe, Kit lived her adventures accompanied by her backpack and her map. Her backpack allowed her to carry many things, while the map served as her guide. Everything seemed to be going well, but Kit began to see Backpack as someone important because it gave her more power.

Map tried to prove he was more useful, but Backpack was more useful and took all the credit for the praise, making him look special and overshadowing Map to the point that Kit forgot about him.

Map was the brains while Backpack was the brawn. At some point, Map is forgotten, so he takes revenge and joins the villains.

Mapa changes his name to Fold and starts helping the heroes of the games, not to help the villains, but because he wants to prove that he is very useful.

When Fold discovers that he will now have to face Kit, his former partner, he hesitates for a few moments but when he sees her without Backpack he feels that he has the advantage.

Fold avoids fighting with her, but when he sees Kaboodle (Backpack) his jealousy returns and he will do anything to defeat him.

Kit doesn't remember Mapa since she only saw him as a piece of paper, so it's easy for Fold to defeat her since she knows all her abilities

I must admit that I liked Mr. Paper's Something I found interesting and curious is that she has some connection to Kit, since she sees her as a threat and avoids confronting her. She also knows about Kit's backpack. and personality.

I must admit that I liked Mr. Paper's Something I found interesting and curious is that she has some connection to Kit, since she sees her as a threat and avoids confronting her. She also knows about Kit's backpack. and personality.

For some strange reason, Adrien always hides his ears during his transformations, as if they were something he was ashamed of. In his new transformation, Trionyx, Adrien doesn't use a hood to hide his hair, but he still covers his ears.

The only time he doesn't cover his ears is when he's Catwalker, but he did that to be a different person from who he is, so showing his ears indicated his change to be someone else.

Hoy 17 de abril 2026 lamentablemente falleció Carlos Becerril, voz que da vida a Panza en la serie de Don Gato, por lo que vendría siendo el último de los actores que quedaban con vida del doblaje latino de esta serie que fue muy querida en Mexico

My headcanon with Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory

Netflix recently announced its upcoming animated film based on the story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The story takes place after the Golden Ticket Contest, which resulted in Willy Wonka being imprisoned for several years. He attempts to sweeten the world, but there's a problem: Charlie, now a teenager, is determined to ruin his plans.

Why will Charlie be the bad guy?

My headcanon is that Wonka was imprisoned months after Charlie won the contest. With little experience and being just a child, he had to run the factory on his own.

At first, everything went well thanks to Wonka's teachings, but it all fell apart when adults started arriving, seeking to take control of the factory. They tried to take advantage of him because he was a child.

Charlie didn't own the factory yet, as Wonka stipulated that he would only inherit it upon his death. Despite this, the adults tried to "persuade" him, but this only led him astray.

As the years went by, Charlie had to face the realities of office life. His grandparents died (and probably his parents too). Growing up surrounded by selfish people (the businessmen), Charlie lost his joy and would sneak out.

When Wonka got out of prison and sought to bring back "joy," Charlie, now a teenager, did not believe in those dreams and would do anything to destroy Wonka's dreams.

Meanwhile, Warner is regretting having chosen Paramount…

In this story, after Kinger's elimination, the characters realize there's no way out and that the only way to escape is for someone to take Caine's place, meaning only one of them will be trapped forever.

Pomni offers to stay, but her friends insist there must be another way out, so they turn to Kinger to try and create a replacement.

Kinger points out that he needs a computer. Pomni believes she can find another computer in the office with the secret door. Kinger warns her that without Caine, the digital circus is unstable, but Pomni insists on going to find a solution.

Pomni returns to the office and grabs another computer. The place feels unsettled in Caine's absence, so she hurries out.

Kinger uses the computer and manages to make a "replacement" appear, but when they try to see the replacement, they see Pomni Ringmaster and Jax Ringmaster instead. They don't understand why there are other versions of Pomni and Jax.

Kinger notes that he tried to create an AI identical to Caine, but for some reason, they appeared instead. Jax Ringmaster explains that since they both became Caine's replacements, that's why they were summoned. Pomni Ringmaster took Caine's place by killing him in his AU, while Jax Ringmaster became an AI after Caine's death.

The other reason the two appeared was because there were actually two AIs in the digital circus, but Kinger didn't know it. The system knew this, and so, taking advantage of the door Pomni left open in the office, it gave them the opportunity to enter this new world.

Although Jax R and Pomni R are Caine's replacements, they have distinct personalities. Pomni R is more fun-loving but volatile, while Jax R is more polite and courteous.

Pomni R doesn't want anyone to leave the circus because her programming forces her to, while Jax R looks for a way to help them escape.

Kinger offers to free them, but Jax R stops him, explaining that if he does, they will never be free, and also because he knows that curing Pomni R could free an angry Caine.

In the end, the characters manage to escape the digital circus, leaving the ringmasters behind.

Theories that Jax could be the new antagonist, replacing Caine, remind me of the Replacement Code AU where Pomni takes Caine's place, changing her name to Pomni Ringmaster

Kinger having a conversation to hear how his friends feel:

Why did Kinger never abstract himself?

Kinger was the creator of Caine, and possibly the other AI. He worked on AI creation with other colleagues and his wife, who were also trapped in the circus.

He was very clever and loved his job. However, he may have had disagreements with his former colleague Scratch, as he was very creative and had "better ideas."

Kinger may not have been the company's boss, but he was a respected and admired figure. His colleagues saw him as a king, and that's why he adopted that persona in the circus alongside his respected wife.

Scratch was jealous of Kinger because he had the perfect life; Scratch lost his wife because of his job, while Kinger worked and had the support of his wife, and they probably had a child.

Scratch was beginning to descend into madness, and this was reflected in the Red AI, which Kinger ordered to "fix." Since Kinger was a respected figure, everyone supported him, which fueled Scratch's hatred, a hatred that manifested in the Red AI.

Scratch hid the Red AI and created a new one. He didn't tell anyone that Caine was a new AI so they wouldn't hate him, and also because he didn't want Kinger to find out and try to eliminate it. This was because Kinger was smarter, knew about programming, and had the power to eliminate the problem.

When Kinger was trapped in the digital circus with his colleagues and wife, he was the one who reacted most calmly and tried to figure out why Caine did that.

When the first abstraction happened, Kinger noticed that Caine also looked surprised, indicating that he hadn't done it on purpose, because if he had, he would have fixed it.

Little by little, humans began to corrupt themselves after succumbing to madness. Kinger and Queenie remained "sane" because they were a couple and had each other by their side. Kinger, having worked on the creation of the AI, knew very well why those missions existed since they were designed by Scratch.

Kinger never saw Caine as a threat; he simply felt that he had a programming problem and sought to "fix" it, but Caine wouldn't let himself be helped since the fear and hatred instilled by Scratch forced him to keep his distance.

Sadly, Queenie became withdrawn. Even with her husband by her side, she missed her son, and the knowledge that she would never see him again devastated her. Kinger tried to comfort her, telling her that at least they had each other, but her sadness was too much.

When she was absorbed, Kinger kept it a secret so Caine wouldn't send her to the basement. Being with her helped him avoid being absorbed himself, as he discovered that darkness was a way for them to calm down.

With Kinger being the last one alive, and unaware that more would arrive, Caine asked Kinger not to be corrupted. Caine sensed Kinger's distress and let him do as he pleased, demonstrating his concern by not bothering him until Ragatha's arrival.

Caine's concern was perhaps programmed by Kinger, since in real life Kinger was someone who cared about others and sought to help them, which is why he was admired and respected.

In some episodes, we saw Caine trying to talk to humans because he wanted to be heard, but his programming (probably the Red AI) forced him to change the subject. He never dared to speak to Kinger because he was afraid of being erased.

Another threat was Bubble, because when Ragatha asks Kinger how he stays coherent, he doesn't know what to say, but when he sees Bubble he is shocked as if he is afraid of revealing the truth.

Is Scratch the real culprit?

Note: This is just a theory.

As we know, Scratch and Kinger were coworkers working on creating AI. Although Kinger admired Scratch's intelligence, he gradually realized that his ideas were becoming increasingly outlandish.

Scratch may have started out as a creative individual, but he gradually began to develop dementia. He spent so much time at work feeding the Red AI that he neglected his social life. He argued with his wife, which led to him accidentally killing her in a fit of rage, but he kept it a secret from his friends.

Scratch began to take out his anger on the Red AI by adding crazy ideas. Kinger noticed something was wrong and asked him to stop, starting an argument.

Everything changed when Scratch was diagnosed with a tumor. This opened his eyes, and he had the idea to create another AI, which they would call Caine. But there was a catch: he kept Caine's creation a secret from Kinger and his colleagues. He made them believe he had "reconfigured" the Red AI when in reality he had simply left it stranded in space.

He chose to hide it from Kinger because he knew he would delete it. That information remained stored in the Red AI, which began to see Kinger as a threat.

In the episode, Kinger points out that Scratch was working on something with another name but doesn't remember it, meaning that Caine was the fixed Blue AI when in reality he was just a newborn.

This would make sense since Kinger points out that it took them four years to work on the AI, so Scratch decided all the more reason to hide it than delete it to avoid everyone having to start from scratch and being blamed.

Caine (Blue AI), being a newborn, was easy prey for the Red AI, which ate him and ended up controlling him to create the digital circus and trap all the employees.

Thanks to the Mario Bros. movies, I can't stop pairing Luigi with Bowser now.