#sequel thoughts

Cameron's notes for Alita:

"She has suppressed her human side, become a blade of purest steel, a machine thing without feeling. A creature of rage."

The question is, will she be like that after Hugo's death, or only after Ido's.

• are they gonna let us know if nora and alex dated briefly

• will we get lawyer alex or politician alex

Jak is a part time troubleshooter for Haven City. Ashelin asks him to deal with big problems the freedom League can't handle. He's loved by some and mistrust by other citizens because he killed many people in Jak 2.

"A Tale of 4 Cities" ashelin asks him and Daxter to investigate Stolz city's disappearance. The Red and Eco Sages of the era blame the other for Stolz's disappearance. So Samos and Ashelin are playing mediator and Jak has a reputation. Stolz city is the future version of Stolz Village, the cut yellow eco village from the first game.

"Faded Memories" Jak returns to Auropea but can't remember what happened last time. He has conflicting memories and has to rely on a mysterious Mr. Orange for help. Why does Mr. Orange remind him of Daxter so much? A remake of Lost Frontier with a time travel twist.

"Caged Animals" jak stumbles onto a murder mystery with ties to his time in prison. Could there be other survivors of the Dark Warrior Program?

"At the feet of thy mother" jak discovers the mysterious scientist he's tracking is his birth mother. She aims to go back in time to stop the kidnapping of her son Mar. Can Jak convince her to let it go or will he join her in her grief?

"Starlight" jak has to protect an alien scientist from an otherworldly threat. She's a quirky Doctor Who type whose either a human from a futuristic Earth or a lizard lady. She's also Jak’s new love interest.

"Many paths, one destination" Jak's mothers action created a ripple effect across the Multiverse. 10 different timelines were created. Our Jak has to rally his alternate selves and stop the multiverse from spinning out of control. There is also a traitor amongst them and it's not the Jak raised by Gol and Maia.

"Second Chances" Jak has to teamup with old villians such as Veger, Rayn, Gol and Maia.

These are set after Combat Racing and jak is mid 20s to early 30s between them.

These are standalone outside of 2 of them. I wanted to avoid Kingdom Hearts's mistakes with the Xehanort saga.

Actually, a friend and I were recently discussing a sequel in which Isabel realizes she likes girls. Like, after Mariano gets with Dolores, the family kinda goes on a spree of introducing Isabel to a bunch of men (because she's expressed loneliness, and wanting a romance). And while Isabel is bored listening to a guy drone on about something, she spots a cute girl, and has a Dolores (!!) moment as she watches the girl bend down to sniff a flower.

Except the flower isn't one that Isabel's ever seen before.

After the girl moves on, Isabel abandons the dude and her sisters (who awkwardly cover for her) to investigate the strange flower for herself. And as she continues to see the girl around town, the same flower always appears.

Isabel goes nuts trying to find an explanation-- is it an invasive species? does the girl also have flower powers? It's not until Isabel wakes up (from a dream about said girl) to find her room full of this strange flower that she realizes a) it's her making these flowers grow, which means b) she crushing on this girl. Hard.

Which eventually leads to Isabel introducing herself to her crush by offering one of the flowers in person by hand. And the girl just kind of gives her a soft smile like, "I'd wondered if it was you."

And while Mirabel and Luisa quietly cheer her on from a hiding spot, Isabel asks her crush if she'd like to go for a walk. With her. Together. To talk. And the girl smiles and says "I'd love to."