Gameoveres

their destruction by helping the villains—since completing a game causes its universe to explode.The Premise & LoreThe core gimmick of the Gameoverse (originally created by O'Donovan in 2009 for Newgrounds) is an apocalyptic game mechanic: whenever a world’s hero successfully defeats its main villain and completes the game, that world is annihilated and turned into an energy source known as "Float".Two rival factions fight over this system:The Farcade: A group, including the main characters Kit and Kaboodle, that tries to save video game worlds by helping the villains win and preventing the heroes from hitting their "win condition".The Syntax: A villainous organization, led by Warrick, that deliberately assists heroes in completing their games to exploit the resulting destruction for a larger goal.Main CharactersKit: A compassionate and determined feline heroine who is deeply traumatized (suffering from PTSD) from failing to save her home world.Kaboodle: A jaded, result-driven, and slightly angry backpack companion who is hardened by past defeats and fiercely protective of Kit.Gobbles: A comically small and easily frightened Learnosaurus who serves as comic relief but has the potential to grow into a capable lead.Flappers: A fun-loving dolphin character living in a nautical, beach-themed world who is easily manipulated by the show's antagonists.The World of GameoverseUnlike a literal multiverse of popular real-life gaming franchises, Gameoverse features its own original collection of retro-platformer, point-and-click, and educational-style game worlds. Many of these worlds feature heavy stylistic and thematic parodies of 1990s and 2000s classics. A major plot conflict involves the fact that the worlds themselves glitch and freeze whenever Kit or other agents try to warn the native inhabitants about the impending apocalypse.Created by Ross O'Donovan and Arin Hanson, the series follows Farcade agent Kit, a heroine tasked with