Fusion-X Story Ideas

Sports Stars - A mini/filler arc where Nicholas, Onawa, Susan and Duncan are abducted by a destructive and equally insane alien obsessed with games and competition calling himself Game Changer and forced to participate in an Olympics-styled competition but on a interplanetary scale known as the Sport Star Games, which is televised all over the galaxy. The Four Earthlings and many other athletes competing against their will must now compete in multiple sports competitions for the Game Changer’s amusement or have their planets destroyed! Although the four are considered some of the best athletes on their planet, thus why they’re chosen but Fusion-X also unlocks Sportz Mode, a Merge Mode that has mastery in all forms of sports and he’ll need it going against the best athletes in the known universe including some familiar faces such as Hunter-X and Optical! The four’s skills are put to the test when they’re assigned to specific games against the galaxy’s greatest athletes such as Onawa in the archery competition, Susan in kick boxing etc.

Villains Unleashed - An episode inspired by Batman Arkham Asylum where Fusion-X brings Wolf Fang, the elusive leader of the criminal organization, The Wolf Gang to the city’s largest and most technologically advanced prison facility, the Tartarus Institute which holds thousands of the most violent and dangerous criminals and earth-based supervillains in the world, many of which have a bone to pick with Fusion-X for sending them there. It’s there where Fusion-X falls into a trap set by Wolf Fang and his gang who were all sent to Tartarus with him, with the help of some of Fusion X’s past enemies, Wolf Fang shuts down the prison complex’s security measures and releases all of it’s inmates while also closing off all exists, leaving Fusion-X and the prison’s staff held captive by the inmates, the Wolf Gang and their bloodthirsty leader. Nicholas and Alloy must now face a gauntlet of human supervillains they haven’t fought since they’d put them away in Tartarus before moving on to bigger threats from outer space and the Wolf Gang as well to stop Wolf Fang and his plot to release a mutagenic virus that will turn the entire city’s population into mutant werewolf-like creatures, “the next step in human evolution” Wolf Fang calls it. These villains and the high tech prison that is the Tartarus Institute is set up in the Fractured Futures story.

Race With The Alien - Game Changer is back and this time he has challenged Fusion-X, Onawa, Susan and Duncan to an epic race taking place on Orion’s Belt with a dozen or so other racers from across the galaxy including the likes of Optical and Hunter-X also participating. The rules are simple, race across a perilous, celestial race track and best Game Changer to the finish line, the winner gets a immense cash prize and can keep their customized vehicle that he provided to them and the losers get their home planet destroyed! Not only must one of the Heroes of Earth beat Game Changer in the galaxy’s most dangerous race to save Earth but can Fusion-X find a way to save the other racer’s home planets from Game Changer as well? Each racer has their own vehicle provided by Game Changer as mentioned before, each created with the racer’s specifications and Fusion-X’s vehicle, the Turbo-X All-Terrain Omnifarious Supercharger Bike becomes his trademark vehicle, being able to keep it after beating Game Changer in the race.

Rare Delicacy - An evil and equally gluttonous, alien chef by the name of Goremando comes to Earth in search for rare ingredients and sets his sights on Komodo! He subdues and kidnaps him with the intention of killing and cooking him up for his restaurant’s newest special so Fusion-X and Onawa go into space with the help of Dr. Keen to rescue him. Following Goremando’s trail they end up on Gastronimo Prime, the hottest spot for gastronomical delights in the known galaxy where they storm Goremando’s restaurant, The Black Hole where they find that he’s been waiting for them! Goremando sicks his team of elite chefs, The Baker’s Dozen at them to distract the heroes while he begins preparations for cooking up Komodo in a massive calzone at the top floor of his towering restaurant, can Fusion-X and Onawa reach Goremando in time to save their scaly friend? Goremando resembles a massive, humanoid Beezlebufo (prehistoric species of toad) with a “mustache” resembling a catfish’s whiskers, red skin with black swirl markings and wearing a stereotypical chef’s outfit. The Baker’s Dozen, as their name implies, are a team of twelve chefs trained by Chef Goremando himself to be some of the best cooks in the known galaxy, they each possess their own food-themed weapon and are all based on actual types of chefs seen working in fancy, high scale restaurants, these being the Sous (second in command chef), the Baker (specializing in bread and baked goods), the Butcher (specializing in cutting and preparing meat), the Poissoniera (specializing in preparing fish), the Potagier (specializing in soups & stews), the Rotisseur (specializing in roasting, basting & grilling), the Friturier (specializing in frying foods), the Entremetier (specializing in fruits and vegetables), Pastificio (specializing in making pasta and noodles), the Brewer (specializing in beer, wine, coffee and other drinks), the Saucier (specializing in sauces) and the Patissier (specializing in pastries, cakes and other sweets). This episode uses the Kung Food episode of Miraculous Ladybug as inspiration.

Tanz The Invulnerable - An incredibly powerful and equally violent alien warlord known as Tanz the Invulnerable rampages through the city demanding for Fusion-X to do battle with him and will level the city if he doesn’t comply, Fusion-X of course agrees but finds that Tanz is so powerful that none of his Merge Modes are capable of overpowering him or even harming him, earning the title “invulnerable” for a reason, Fusion-X loses to Tanz, becoming too injured and tired to defeat him which in accordance to galactic law, means the planet Earth belongs to Tanz (if someone defeats a planet’s greatest hero, than they gain ownership of that planet) but Tanz is unsatisfied with the battle and demands a rematch. Alloy reveals that he can unlock extremely powerful and practically godlike Merge Modes in desperate times and deduces that this is one of those time, unlocking Monking Merge but Alloy says Fusion-X must now train in order to use this Merge Mode sufficiently enough to defeat this seemingly unbeatable opponent, can Fusion-X defeat Tanz The Invulnerable and save the Earth with this new Merge Mode. Tanz The Invulnerable resembles a heavily muscular humanoid Platybelodon with red eyes, covered in scars and wearing golden armor resembling Mongolian armor and a matching gold helmet with a red plume. Tanz The Invulnerable not only possesses immeasurable strength and durability but has the ability to manipulate his Vitality a.k.a. “fighting spirit” and project it to many, powerful attacks such as a laser-like breath attack known as “Burning Breath” and an earthquake causing punch called the “Pangea Cracker”. Tanz The Invulnerable has two personalities that he’s constantly switching between that being an incredibly loud, violent and brutish warlord to an oddly polite and eloquent speaking gentleman such as when he loudly demanded that a little girl tell him where Fusion-X was last seen and threatened to crush her if she didn’t and when she pointed him in the direction he thanked her in his “polite voice” and gave her a lollipop. Fusion-X of course defeats Tanz and unexpectedly befriends him, Tanz excitedly exclaims that he has found a worthy opponent after years of finding one and thanks Fusion-X for being that opponent.

The Black Hole Market - After the events of Halloween Havoc, Fusion-X decides to investigate who sold Hunter-X the map that lead him to the Monster Realm and the Blade of Samhain due to Hunter-X claiming that the seller actually knew Alloy’s creator and has been selling their discoveries and inventions at the Black Hole Market, the seedy black market that takes place in the merchant planetoid of Bai’Yensall. Fusion-X and team travel to Bai’Yensall to confront this black market merchant where they find that they are an angel-like alien known as a Celestial named Ava. Ava claims that she was The Creator’s science partner and former flame and had a big hand in Alloy’s creation being the one who introduced Alloy’s creator to the primordial energy that powers him and the Merge Modes known as Prima Materia or “Infinity Energy” as The Creator called it and she now greatly resents them for breaking her heart, picking science and their work over her even after promising her that they’ll get married someday, now she bitterly sells the discoveries, equipment and inventions that Alloy’s creator left behind at the Black Hole Market as a way of getting back at them and to generally get by, Fusion-X tells her that selling The Creator’s things is causing trouble and that she should stop for the betterment of others but she doesn’t listen. This awkward reunion is cut short however as a bunch of Fusion-X’s past enemies are now chasing after Ava as they are all after the same item, an invention of Alloy’s creator that is directly tied to the abilities of Fusion-X’s Merge Modes, these foes being Hunter-X, King Gak, Emperor Cyberion, Tanz The Invulnerable and TR0-GEN. Although Ava was able to protect herself at first, being armed with a powerful sword that commands Infinity Energy, she has been greatly injured and weakened from TR0-GEN infecting her cybernetic wings that Alloy’s creator made for her (due to losing her wings in the Celestial-Habitixen War), Fusion-X now must protect Ava and prevent his enemies from getting their hands on this powerful item. It is revealed that this item is a box filled with powerful crystals known as Merge Crystals, crystals made by Alloy’s creator capable of greatly enhancing a Merge Mode and give them access to a powerful form known as a Crystallo Form (inspired by Terastal Forms from Pokémon Scarlet & Violet) as well as bestow powerful forms to the seemingly useless Blank Merge that Fusion-X unlocked at the beginning of this adventure. After defeating most of his enemies and rescuing Ava, Ava expresses gratitude towards Nicholas and tells Alloy that he is everything that his creator hoped he’d be, she gives them the Merge Crystals as a thanks and tells them that although she doesn’t forgive what Alloy’s creator did to her, she will honor Nicholas and Alloy’s wishes and stop selling his things, instead, she gives them to Nicholas and Alloy believing that some of these items will prove useful to them in the future. Meanwhile, back on Bai’Yensall while Hunter-X, King Gax and Tanz The Invulnerable are taken in by authorities, Emperor Cyberion and TR0-GEN escape to Cyberion’s ship and form an alliance to destroy their shared enemy…

Alloy’s Inside Story - One night, while Alloy was looking up into the stars wondering about his origins and who or what his creator is, a blinding red flash hits Alloy and knocks him out. The next day, Alloy starts to exhibit symptoms similar to the flu that progressively gets worse to the point where it has made him bedridden and seems to be slowly destroying him! To save his partner, Nicholas becomes his Ergoix alter ego and goes inside Alloy with Dr. West’s help to try and find what is ailing Alloy and destroy it, there he finds something he never would’ve expected in his wildest dreams… an entire city! Say city being populated by Fusion-X’s Merge Modes, who are revealed to actually be alive and self aware, with there own personalities and everything. As amazing as this reveal is, Nicholas finds the city to be in complete disarray, buildings corrupted as partially destroyed, red and black spires and hundreds of Merge Modes transformed into mindless, zombie-like monsters, corrupted by this mysterious virus effecting Alloy, there he is saved and brought to shelter by a group of surviving Merge Modes composed of Inferno Merge, Hungry Merge, Ecto Merge, Gremlin Merge, Mochi Merge and there leader, Useless Merge who is a surprisingly effective leader despite being powerless and unable to move. Unaware that Ergoix is their user Nicholas, the rag tag group of survivors tells him that a mysterious entity, a sentient computer virus going by the name of TRO-Gen, who aims to completely take control over Alloy and use his abilities for evil, his ultimate goal being to destroy all technology in the universe. Nicholas teams up with these surviving Merge Modes to storm TR0-Gen’s stronghold and defeat the malevolent computer virus. During their battle, TR0-Gen reveals that he was created by the same person who created Alloy, originally made to upgrade and enhance any piece of technology he comes into contact with to it’s highest point but a flaw in his programming made him act more like a computer virus, corrupting and destroying anything piece of tech he touches while also absorbing it’s most valuable parts and enhancing himself, he aims to destroy all technology until he’s the only and greatest piece of tech and be worshipped as a god, claiming that he wants to prove himself as something greater than just a weapon that can only destroy. After purging TR0-Gen from his system, Alloy meets him in person and learns that they were both created by the same person, Nicholas and Alloy battle TR0-Gen as Fusion-X until he makes his escape, where Alloy expresses his desire to redeem and befriend TR0-Gen, seeing him as his brother where he also admits that he’s been feeling lonely, having no one to relate to, being a living machine. Despite seeing the worst of TR0-Gen while inside of Alloy and thinking he might be pure evil, Nicholas promises Alloy that he will help him try to redeem TR0-Gen. Meanwhile, TR0-Gen plots his revenge, swearing that he will gain control over his “brother” so that he can become powerful enough to no longer be seen as a failure and a mistake, cursing his creator for calling him both despite being the one who made him this way. TR0-Gen resembles a humanoid horse made of red energy with a black circuitry pattern and with no face except for a single eye that resembles an on/off symbol, TR0-Gen looks this way as a reference to the Trojan Virus and the Tikbalang, a humanoid horse-like creature from Philippine folklore. TR0-Gen is highly inspired by Malware from Ben 10 but with a different origin and overall more sympathetic.