Official Slizers/throwbots Topic, Permission Given by Timoteo Options

[*Toa Nidhiki05*]

I've devised my own storyline:

All the Throwbots always fight, exept for the Judge Throwbot (he judges the fights). There is no 'good' or 'evil' side. All the Throwbots but Judge are selfish rulers of their realm, and desire control over the other regions. However, after the Metor smashed into the Throwbot planet, releasing alien Slizers who killed Amazon and Judge, the Throwbots realized that they needed to work together to survive. The new 'good' faction by Turbo, battles the aliens, led by Blaster, but are at a stalemate, as the aliens posess greater power than them. Suddenly, the true villain appears: Millenium. He uses his power, Gravity, to kill Ski, Blaster, Flare and Turbo. He reveals he forced the Slizers to help him, and that the Meteor was their home. The remaining Throwbots and Slizers battle Millenium, and eventually defeat him. However, before he was defeated, he spread a virus intended to kill the Throwbots and Slizers. Instead, it simply seals them away in statis, and he then establishes a tyranical rule over the citizens of the continents. Little did he know that the Slizers and Throwbots sent a signal out for help, calling the RoboRiders, denizens of a distant planet into battle. The story continues in the RoboRiders, and the RoboRiders eventually destroy Millenium, then known as Boss RoboRider, and free the Slizers and Throwbots. Their job done, they leave, leaving the Throwbot planet in peace...

Feel free to add this to the first page.

-TN05

This post has been edited by *Toa Nidhiki05*: Jul 14 2008, 09:39 AM

[The Power that I...]

I've devised my own storyline:

All the Throwbots always fight, exept for the Judge Throwbot (he judges the fights). There is no 'good' or 'evil' side. All the Throwbots but Judge are selfish rulers of their realm, and desire control over the other regions. However, after the Metor smashed into the Throwbot planet, releasing alien Slizers who killed Amazon and Judge, the Throwbots realized that they needed to work together to survive. The new 'good' faction by Turbo, battles the aliens, led by Blaster, but are at a stalemate, as the aliens posess greater power than them. Suddenly, the true villain appears: Millenium. He uses his power, Gravity, to kill Ski, Blaster, Flare and Turbo. He reveals he forced the Slizers to help him, and that the Meteor was their home. The remaining Throwbots and Slizers battle Millenium, and eventually defeat him. However, before he was defeated, he spread a virus intended to kill the Throwbots and Slizers. Instead, it simply seals them away in statis, and he then establishes a tyranical rule over the citizens of the continents. Little did he know that the Slizers and Throwbots sent a signal out for help, calling the RoboRiders, denizens of a distant planet into battle. The story continues in the RoboRiders, and the RoboRiders eventually destroy Millenium, then known as Boss RoboRider, and free the Slizers and Throwbots. Their job done, they leave, leaving the Throwbot planet in peace...

Feel free to add this to the first page.

-TN05

Why would Millenium kill Ski, Blaster, Flare and Turbo though?
And if you're using American names, how come you're calling him Judge, not Jet?

[*Toa Nidhiki05*]

I've devised my own storyline:

All the Throwbots always fight, exept for the Judge Throwbot (he judges the fights). There is no 'good' or 'evil' side. All the Throwbots but Judge are selfish rulers of their realm, and desire control over the other regions. However, after the Metor smashed into the Throwbot planet, releasing alien Slizers who killed Amazon and Judge, the Throwbots realized that they needed to work together to survive. The new 'good' faction by Turbo, battles the aliens, led by Blaster, but are at a stalemate, as the aliens posess greater power than them. Suddenly, the true villain appears: Millenium. He uses his power, Gravity, to kill Ski, Blaster, Flare and Turbo. He reveals he forced the Slizers to help him, and that the Meteor was their home. The remaining Throwbots and Slizers battle Millenium, and eventually defeat him. However, before he was defeated, he spread a virus intended to kill the Throwbots and Slizers. Instead, it simply seals them away in statis, and he then establishes a tyranical rule over the citizens of the continents. Little did he know that the Slizers and Throwbots sent a signal out for help, calling the RoboRiders, denizens of a distant planet into battle. The story continues in the RoboRiders, and the RoboRiders eventually destroy Millenium, then known as Boss RoboRider, and free the Slizers and Throwbots. Their job done, they leave, leaving the Throwbot planet in peace...

Feel free to add this to the first page.

-TN05

Why would Millenium kill Ski, Blaster, Flare and Turbo though?
And if you're using American names, how come you're calling him Judge, not Jet?

Because he is evil. He hates the Throwbots and Slizers and wants to take over the Throwbot planet. That is why he killed them. As for reasons to kill those particular ones, Blaster and Turbo controlled their factions, while Flare and Ski are second in command.

As for why I call him Judge, for the story purpose, he is a Judge. No need to call him Jet.

-TN05

[The Power that I...]

I've devised my own storyline:

All the Throwbots always fight, exept for the Judge Throwbot (he judges the fights). There is no 'good' or 'evil' side. All the Throwbots but Judge are selfish rulers of their realm, and desire control over the other regions. However, after the Metor smashed into the Throwbot planet, releasing alien Slizers who killed Amazon and Judge, the Throwbots realized that they needed to work together to survive. The new 'good' faction by Turbo, battles the aliens, led by Blaster, but are at a stalemate, as the aliens posess greater power than them. Suddenly, the true villain appears: Millenium. He uses his power, Gravity, to kill Ski, Blaster, Flare and Turbo. He reveals he forced the Slizers to help him, and that the Meteor was their home. The remaining Throwbots and Slizers battle Millenium, and eventually defeat him. However, before he was defeated, he spread a virus intended to kill the Throwbots and Slizers. Instead, it simply seals them away in statis, and he then establishes a tyranical rule over the citizens of the continents. Little did he know that the Slizers and Throwbots sent a signal out for help, calling the RoboRiders, denizens of a distant planet into battle. The story continues in the RoboRiders, and the RoboRiders eventually destroy Millenium, then known as Boss RoboRider, and free the Slizers and Throwbots. Their job done, they leave, leaving the Throwbot planet in peace...

Feel free to add this to the first page.

-TN05

Why would Millenium kill Ski, Blaster, Flare and Turbo though?
And if you're using American names, how come you're calling him Judge, not Jet?

Because he is evil. He hates the Throwbots and Slizers and wants to take over the Throwbot planet. That is why he killed them. As for reasons to kill those particular ones, Blaster and Turbo controlled their factions, while Flare and Ski are second in command.

As for why I call him Judge, for the story purpose, he is a Judge. No need to call him Jet.

-TN05

But if he's so evil and destructive, why not kill all of them?
So basically you're twisting the story to suit your own theory?
Oh and if it was only Blaster, Flare and Spark who 'alien' Slizers, why was the year without them also called Slizers here in the UK?

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It's a little sad to see that BMU isn't active anymore. That means we pretty much can't update the first post, unless we start a new topic.