#rouge ending

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She’s 2nd in Command Baybee

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You’d think the Rouge ending would mostly be really sexy n’ romantic and evil because evil power couple (plus they both take down The Order of Twelve, there’s that) but 90% of the interactions is literally this

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- C H O O S E  Y O U R  E N D I N G - 

THE BAD ENDING : With no hope of being redeemed, and his memories and emotions losing all worth, The Master Commander gives in to the Titans wishes. Destruction and Bloodshed is what could only follow in an ending such as this. When there’s nothing left to fight, and the Titans are freed, He will only learn the consequences of his actions. 

THE ROUGE ENDING: The truth of the Infinity Guard is finally revealed, for many years they had been working under the power of a treacherous ruler, and going against the very core values that created the Guard in the first place. Heartbroken and betrayed, Quinn has no one left to trust, not even herself. But, it all washes away when an old friend convinces to return her faith in him, to join him and finally be in charge. Believing she could restore the Guard, Quinn turns to The Master Commanders side. Over time, her goals to bring order to the Infinity Guard fade into bringing order to the Galaxy. 

THE GOOD ENDING: After some good old ‘self’ talk, The Master Commander gains his confidence and willingly surrenders to his enemies. Given the chance for redemption, Gary does whatever he can to earn the forgiveness of his new friends and the Galaxy. Cursed still with the Titan’s influence, he’s forced through years of many difficulties and trials that almost bring his good days to a painful end. With friends by his side and the support he’s given, he will break through, and finally become the happy go lucky guy he once was.

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FINAL SWAP AU; A REWRITE

(^ Image above is fanart from @cosmicsoda and you should definitely check her out)

The Final Swap AU is a  universe where fates change. I always saw swap universes as more of a path altered or not taken. Ever had a fork in your road? Whatever path you decided upon, another universe would refuse. Some of the smallest decisions could affect the results of the future. This universe is where a character like Gary Goodspeed would end up becoming a feared tyrant. A universe where, Lord Commander was no more, and Jack had to rebuild a life he gave up on.

Some brief background info:

Gary Goodspeed grew up mostly with his father after his mother died from sickness. Since John was a Commander and called to missions, his son mostly spent his free time alone. But if there was anything Gary loved more, it was spending time with his dad. He wanted to be in the Infinity Guard, to be a hero too, just like John.

It crushed young Gary’s heart when his dad and the co pilot were declared ‘missing’ (many believed dead) from the wreckage of the breach mission hours after their departure. Many of John’s friends from the Guard pitied Gary, and decided to look after him. Gary was about a few years off from enrolment, and with the help of his new guardians, he was trained until that day. With such commitment to entering the Guard, Gary was allowed to enrol earlier, who was then quickly accepted.

John Goodspeed was found floating in the voids of space many months after. He suffered some amnesia but was otherwise stable. It was found out during the breach operation, a temporal worm formed too close to their ship, swallowing John and most of the shuttle. John miraculously survived the intense travel, luckily travelling only few years in the future. John did everything to make up the lost time with his son, who was overjoyed to see him alive.

A war between the Infinity Guard and an unknown power had been raging years after the breach sealed. Everyone was doing their part to help keep the opposing forces away from harming other planets. The Guard accepted more people than ever.

Quinn enrolled sometime later John returned. Quinn eventually got along with Gary and became close friends, both being mentored under John. They would sometimes be lucky enough to do missions together. Quinn worked hard to rise through the ranks, and after so much trial and error, she rose to commander. Gary wasn’t in much rush to earn such a rank, which lead to a slight separation between them.

The war abruptly ended. Some of the higher up’s start acting a little off. Things were being mysteriously being shipped out. John and Gary both notice these strange happenings, but both at first brushed it off.

John at this time was considering retiring. Of course it was a secret between him and his son, and John would need time to really think about it. His decision was interrupted when he was called to another mission. The location wasn’t disclosed, which gave Gary some serious doubt, but John reassured him.

Things were quiet until John was suddenly reported dead. Gary wanted answers, but Superior Stone refused. He was furious that Stone is keeping things from him. By this time, Gary had noticed enough to believe the Guard were becoming corrupt. After a falling out with Quinn, Gary set out to prove his suspicions. He avoids arrest, lays low, until he digs up information on what or who could be now involved with the Infinity Guard’s sudden change.

Gary finds the Lord Commander, and during some attempted sabotage gets captured. He breaks out, resulting him and the Commander get into an fight which leads to Gary suddenly getting chosen. The Order investigate into the “new Commander” problem and decide to really take control this time. For the next five years Gary is known as The Master Commander, and under The Orders care, becomes a dude you really don't want to mess with.

Much of the events from present day runs similarly to season 1. Quinn is the lead character, and Jack has a role of his own. Quinn’s goal is to find a way to save Gary, while the rest of the group want to kill him. This universe runs up to episode 7. After Avocato dies in episode 6, Mooncake blames himself and runs away. Both the Master Commander and Quinn are in a race to find him. The main story ends there. There are three main endings to explore. I consider the Good ending canon as I personally enjoy the story and Mc’s reformation. In that ending, The Master Commander runs into another version of himself, Starboy, a half celestial, and DOESN’T kill him.

The rest of that story is yet to be told.

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HEY GUYS THEY’RE BACK

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How does Gary get his eye-scar, and is it only in the bad ending?

The eye-scar exists in all routes. He’ll always get it in the same way and time. Gary got his scar from trying to dodge a lazer bullet from Quinn’s Blaster (and this happened when Quinn saw him after 5 years. When she’s going to save Avocato). Only in the Bad ending he gets wayyy more scars (all over his body too) because of his own carelessness to protect himself.