| Character Quest 2 - The Devastation | |
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| Series Chronology | |
| Previous Season | Character Quest 1 |
Character Quest 2 - The Devastation is the second season of Character Quest.
Hosts[]
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| Luke "Lelouch vi Brittania" |
Sarah "C.C." |
People[]
| Person | Origin | Status |
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 Danipero32 "Regina Mills" |
Once Upon A Time | Alive |
 DarkKid99 "Christine Sydelko" |
Real Life | Alive |
 DonningMyCape "Marry Kozakura" |
Kagerou Project | Alive |
 GoldAce153 "Light Yagami" |
Death Note | Alive |
 Kaffe4200 "Allan Karlson" |
The One Hundred-Year Old Man Who Climbed Out A Window And Disappeared |
Alive |
 Nueroticvespidae "Junko Enoshima" |
Danganronpa | Alive |
 Sean the Artic Fox "Saitama" |
One Punch Man | Alive |
 Seviper4363 "Sunset Shimmer" |
My Little Pony: Equestria Girls | Alive |
 ZiggyW. "Blair Waldorf" |
Gossip Girl | Alive |
 "Koro-sensei" |
Assassination Classroom | Deceased Week 3 Gutted by Jack. |
 "Madame Vastra" |
Doctor Who | Deceased Week 3 Gutted by Jack. |
 "Mighty the Armadillo" |
Sonic the Hedgehog | Deceased Week 1 Stabbed by Suzaku. |
NPCs[]
| Person | Status |
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| Azrael | Alive |
Woe Bringers[]
| Person | Origin | Status |
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| Jack the Ripper | Real Life | Deceased Week 3 Burned by Regina. |
| Suzaku Kururugi | Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion | Deceased Week 1 Punched by Saitama. |
Gate Keepers[]
| Person | Origin | Status |
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| Julius Caesar | Real Life | Alive |
Events[]
Opening:
- A long, long, long time ago, the world was created. Some speculate by a big bang, some speculate by a God. One thing is for sure though, people of unnatural strength and power rose. Soon, countless other worlds were created in the image of the first. The first person to gather these power holders to create new universes was an omnipotent wizard named Azrael.
- Azrael created his own world to be the center of it all, which became known as the Central World. However, he became greedy and wanted the world for himself, killing off every person living there and replacing them with his beasts. He threatened to take over the other worlds and do the same, so he was banished to the world of eternal darkness by the other power holders.
- Azrael had a son who took over his universe after his banishment. His name was Zed. Zed used the Central World to play survival games with people from other worlds that he hand-picked. Most left no survivors, until one group emerged victorious after three people named Foxface, Espio, and Rebekah managed to kill Zed and his beasts.
- The three were brought before the power holders and explained what had happened. As such, every world was assigned a "Gate Keeper", who would hold the key to getting in and out of the world. They were considered to be the most qualified of each world, some being brought back to life in order to do the job. One young man who was considered strong and smart enough to rule was assigned to be the Gate Keeper of the Central World, with a perfect view of every other universe.
- The three survivors of the game wrote about all of this, and it eventually became common knowledge for everyone. But now, everything we know is at risk once again...
- Twelve people, each from a different world, have vanished from their respective places without warning. Some of which have been formerly dead and somehow resurrected. After a deep slumber, each of them awaken inside of a concealed area. A dim glass lies in front of them, which they can all see through and notice that they are trapped inside large pods and unable to move. The space around them is dark and unfamiliar. After several hours of confusion, a voice breaks the silence.
- From out of the darkness steps Lelouch, the Gate Keeper of the Central World. He reveals that he handpicked the twelve for a deadly quest, explaining that Azrael has garnered enough power to escape banishment and place a lock on six worlds, including the Central World. The worlds are overrun by his minions led by five "Woe-Bringers", who have frozen the Gate Keepers. Lelouch explains that he can use his power under Azrael's lock to send the twelve through portals to each world, but Azrael's lock is so strong that most of their powers will be weakened under it. He tells them that they must kill Azrael by weakening him. To weaken him, they must kill the five Woe-Bringers and rescue the Gate Keepers. The first world is Lelouch's origin world, where Woe-Bringer Suzaku Kururugi has imprisoned Gate Keeper C.C..
- A huge vortex opens as the twelve are sucked in, flying through a large purple portal to their first world. A new adventure awaits, and the nobody can predict what is in store...
World 1: Brittania[]
Week 1:
- The twelve appear in Brittania, where war is raging outside. They are in a large room without any windows, as Lelouch's voice guides them as they hunt for Suzaku.
- Regina desperately searches for her missing son while Allan rests in a nearby chair. Vastra joins in looking for her girlfriend, while Koro-sensei discovers a kitchen and a hallway.
- Saitama finds a box of pizza, which Lelouch claims can last up to two weeks. Regina grows fed up with not finding her son and attempts to form a fireball, only for it to fizzle out. Lelouch explains that Azrael's lock is limiting their powers for the time being.
- Junko accidentally smashes a bottle in the kitchen, but takes another one and a glass shard. Mighty looks through the cabinets and finds a ton of ingredients, which Regina realizes she can use to make potions.
- Koro-sensei notices a huge war with mech suits raging outside a large window, seeing they are on a high floor in a building.
- Regina makes potions of health, doppelganger, and transformation as Junko watches. Leaving the room, the group finds a wall in their way.
- Saitama and Mighty bond, as Lelouch suggests that Mighty use a spin-dash to break down the wall. He does this, but a mech suit crashes through the wall with a massive spinning blade blocking the path.
- With Lelouch's suggestion, Koro-sensei crosses through the blade, being able to regenerate lost limbs. He hits the off switch and allows everyone else to pass.
- Junko begins to freak out over how adorable Sunset Shimmer is. The group moves forward and encounters one of Azrael's minions. Lelouch suggests that someone in the group figure out what kind of minion it is.
- The team debates over who can tell what the type of minion is, but eventually Blair tries it out. Determining that it's too fast to fight, Marry uses her Locking Eyes power to freeze it. Before anyone can kill it, it regains its movement. Marry freezes it again and Saitama kills it with a punch.
- The group finds two doors, but one is locked. Through the other, they find a minion in front of a large gap and a chest. Blair identifies the minion as a regular one as Junko taunts it, causing it to charge. Marry then freezes it, but nobody wants to fight it out of fear of the room being trapped.
- The minion unfreezes and stabs Marry several times with its spear, but she freezes it and allows Saitama to kill it. Regina heals Marry with the health potion.
- Mighty looks down the gap in the room as Lelouch points out the key to the locked door just out of reach, as well as the chest in the room.
- Mighty and Saitama are insistent that Koro-sensei reach for the key, but Lelouch denies this, claiming his tentacles to be too short under Azrael's lock. Regina suggests Vastra's tongue, which the latter uses to grab the key.
- Mighty checks the chest, finding equipment to build explosives with. Allan is able to build five bombs with it.
- Mighty unlocks the door to the stairwell with the key, finding a minion without a spear. Marry freezes it, as Saitama kills it.
- The group heads to the bottom floor and sees that security cameras set up by Suzaku are watching them. Being very camera-friendly, Christine is able to pose as a non-threat and sneak the group past the cameras.
- Reaching the way out, the twelve discover that Suzaku set up an elaborate puzzle to lock the door. Using his smarts, Light is able to solve the first part of the puzzle.
- Electricity shoots out of the door, as Lelouch states that someone who can manage technology should override it. Junko successfully does this.
- The final puzzle reveals itself, showing a code written in musical notes. Sunset is able to decode this and open the door, allowing everyone to exit the building.
- Leaving the building, the team enters into the streets and finds C.C. frozen in ice. Lelouch suspects that Suzaku is nearby, as they head for the Gate Keeper.
- Before the group can reach C.C., Suzaku lands in his Knightmare Frame called the Lancelot. He criticizes Lelouch for trying to go against Azrael's reign, as Lelouch argues with his rival. Eventually, the Lancelot charges the group, as Suzaku intends to kill them.
- The group splits up as Mighty attempts to attack Suzaku, but is flung at a building and injured. Junko taunts Suzaku after seeing that the Lancelot has no evident weakness, as it goes to attack her.
- While Junko distracts the Lancelot; Mighty, Saitama, and Koro-sensei attack it. Koro-sensei sticks to it using his tentacles as Saitama punches out one of its legs.
- Koro-sensei reaches the head of the Lancelot, blinding Suzaku's vision as Saitama punches one of the Lancelot's hands and breaks it.
- Saitama succeeds in knocking out the Lancelot's second hand, as Suzaku grabs his sword and opens the mech, shoving Koro-sensei aside and leaping to the ground to fight on foot.
- Marry tries to freeze Suzaku, but he looks away. Mighty and Saitama try to charge him, but he back-flips behind them.
- Mighty and Saitama continue to charge Suzaku, as the Woe Bringer stabs the injured Mighty fatally with his sword. As Suzaku is distracted, Saitama punches him in the neck. Mighty and Suzaku both fall to the ground and die.
- The heroes mourn the loss of Mighty as C.C. is rescued from her frozen peril. She commends the team for killing Suzaku and saving her, revealing her key that weakens Azrael's power.
- C.C. says that she will join Lelouch in assisting the team, as she opens the portal to the next world. Trying to keep hope high, they enter the portal.
World 2: The First World[]
Week 2:
- The team arrives in the first world, where Christine is from. Lelouch and C.C. tell the group that they are in the United Kingdom, and that both the Woe Bringer and Gate Keeper are somewhere in Europe.
- Regina, Koro-sensei, and Saitama go into a pet store. Blair and Junko go to a liquor store while Sunset spots a shadowy figure atop a restaurant. The figure leaves when Sunset shouts at it.
- Regina feeds a dead gerbil and two dead mice to four snakes while Saitama feeds the fishes. Saitama then leaves to investigate growling at a nearby warehouse.
- Blair and Junko loot the liquor at the liquor store, giving them liquid to survive on for two weeks. Blair then finds a dark alley and returns to the others.
- Saitama finds a minion in the warehouse and calls Regina over, while Junko suggests that Marry control the snakes. Blair brings a bottle of red wine to Regina, as the two bond.
- Saitama brings Blair to the warehouse and asks her to identify the minion. Blair sees that it is not good at fighting.
- Christine grows hungry for tacos, so Regina conjures a tiny piece of beef for her.
- Marry uses her ability to control snakes to make the snakes obey her commands. Regina creates health and transformation potions with the pet food.
- Light searches for a weapon, so Junko smashes a bottle and gives it to him. Meanwhile, Saitama kills the minion in the warehouse.
- Saitama finds a human organ next to a letter in the warehouse. The letter reads "I send you half the Kidne I took from one woman and prasarved it for you tother piece I fried and ate it was very nise. I may send you the bloody knif that took it out if you only wate a whil longer." A crash is then heard.
- Saitama investigates the crash in the office at the back of the warehouse. Sunset joins him. Looking on, Junko suspects that their Woe Bringer must be Jack the Ripper.
- Sunset notices something shiny on top of a high shelf. Christine and Regina then enter the warehouse. Junko soon joins them. Marry arrives as Saitama and Sunset reach for the object, failing.
- Koro-sensei joins and discovers that his tentacles cannot reach the object. Junko tries to use a forklift, but finds that it is out of fuel.
- Saitama climbs to the next level of the warehouse, seeing that the object is a key. Koro-sensei joins him and successfully grabs it.
- Christine tries to start the forklift again, but fails.
- Blair, Light, and Vastra further explore the town and find an airport. Junko joins them, followed by Regina. The others leave the warehouse to join them.
- Blair analyzes three minions stationed at the port. The group sneaks past them and finds a trail of blood leading into a terminal. They enter and see the blood lead behind a desk.
- Regina manages to make a small fireball to give off light. Light smashes a piece of glass on the floor to see if anything happens, but nothing does.
- Junko leads the group to check out the gift shops, but a loud engine is heard roaring outside. They look out a window to see an airplane moving toward them.
- The plane chases the group out of the terminal, crashing through it. Before the group can dodge any further, the plane hits them and knocks them out as they hear a sinister voice say "Rip."
Week 3:
- The group awakens inside a cell with half of their items gone, where they are met by Azrael and the Woe Bringer, who is revealed to be Jack the Ripper. Azrael tells them that their powers do not work inside the cell, and that they are in Rome where the Gate Keeper, Julius Caesar, is frozen. He tells about his plan to keep them as prisoners and force them to watch as he takes over the worlds, before leaving. But not before mentioning Jack's hunger for one of their organs.
- Regina investigates a small hole in the cell. Using a fire ball for light, she sees a dirty crystal inside. Blair and Regina try to reach it, but their hands are too big. They try to find out how the transformation potion could work.
- Regina suggests that Vastra use her tongue to grab the crystal. The latter does so, discovering it to be a switch. Something opens, but Azrael and Jack return.
- Blair attempts to read Azrael, but fails to. Azrael asks for a volunteer to be gutted by Jack, to which Vastra accepts. Azrael brings Vastra outside of the cell, restricting her movement with a black aura, as he leaves the world to continue his mission. Jack urges Vastra to follow him down the hall.
- Jack leads Vastra to a room, where he threatens her with a knife. Before he can stab her, she fights back. Vastra tries to smash a chair over Jack's head, but the latter punches it out of her hands.
- Blair drinks one of the transformation potions, turning into a pigeon. Meanwhile Jack grabs hold of Vastra's tongue in the battle and tries to cut it off.
- Jack slices off the tip of Vastra's tongue before pinning her to the floor. Regina ties the doppelganger potion around Blair's neck, as Blair flies out of the cell to deliver it, but a closed door stops her.
- Vastra knocks Jack off of her, but he then charges her. She attempts to fight back, but Jack stabs her several times and rips her organs out, killing Vastra.
- Blair goes down a chute she finds that leads to a corridor. She goes back up, transforming back to normal afterwards. She tries to hide by jumping back down the chute.
- Going through the corridor, Blair goes up a ramp into an arena where she finds the frozen Julius Caesar. She tries to return up the chute, but Jack sneaks up behind her. He reveals a key card from his pocket and tosses it to her, pointing to the arena as if challenging her before leaving.
- Blair takes the key card and enters through a door into the building, finding the dungeon and releasing her friends. Blair explains everything, shedding a tear for Vastra as the heroes head for the colosseum.
- Once inside the arena, Jack appears atop a wall, giving an intense glare before leaping in to begin the fight. Blair screams at him and threatens him, but he holds his ground for the fight.
- Junko strips in an attempt to faze Jack, but it doesn't work. Marry tries to freeze Jack, but his hat shields his eyes. He is provoked and rushes to attack Marry.
- Koro-sensei tries to grab Jack with his tentacles, but Jack slices them off. As they regenerate, Jack attacks Koro-sensei. Saitama tries to punch Jack, but the killer moves too fast and kills Koro-sensei.
- Saitama waits for Jack to attack him first, so Jack attacks Marry instead and gouges her eyes out. Junko and Regina try to reflect a fireball off of a glass bottle to hit the killer, but it fails.
- Junko taunts Jack, causing him to approach her after shoving a blind Marry to the ground. Regina hits Jack with a fireball, which he just barely dodges as a tiny bit of fire hits his coat.
- Regina drinks the last transformation potion and turns into an owl, flying around to distract Jack. With the killer distracted, Saitama is able to punch him. Jack slightly dodges, but is hit hard and sent flying against a wall.
- Regina returns to her human form.
- Jack is slowed down due to his injuries, but he dodges another attack from Saitama. Suddenly, Sunset steps forward and begins singing "Music in Our Hearts" by Rainbow Rocks. This distracts Jack, as Saitama charges him at the same time Regina shoots a fireball at him.
- Jack barely dodges Saitama's punch, but jumps right into Regina's fireball. His coat catches ablaze as he slowly burns to death, giving a nod of defeat as he collapses to the ground, dead.
- Julius Caesar is unfrozen, as Regina helps him recover. Lelouch's voice congratulates the heroes on their victory, as he translates Caesar's speech from Latin to English. Caesar thanks the group for aiding in Azrael's defeat, as he opens the portal to the next world, which he describes as "for those who dare to breath apart from air." Receiving Caesar's best wishes, the nine enter the portal.
World 3: B*****[]
Week 4:
- TBD
Random Character Trivia[]
- Blair Waldorf appeared in a manga adaptation series of Gossip Girl titled "For Your Eyes Only" by HyeKyung Baek, in which she is knocked off her pedestal and forced to live in Brooklyn.
- Allan Karlson was portrayed by Robert Gustafsson in the film adaptation of the novel. He is often referred to as the "funniest man in Sweden."
- Saitama is the name of the city in Japan where the writers of "One Punch Man" reside.
- Aside from his academic excellence, Light Yagami also held the title of champion tennis player at one point.
Trivia[]
- The time in between season one and two marks the longest break in between seasons on The Robinson Expedition Wikia.
- This is the first season of Character Quest in which the host played a character.