Kids Next Door (Resistance esque organization) (AngieYaz Sonic Underground reboot)

The Kids Next Door (Organization), or the KND for short, is a group pf characters featured in the AngieYaz/RoseOfSharon reboot of the Sonic Underground television series, emigrated from the Codename: Kids Next Door television series. It is a global organization similar to the Freedom Fighters, composed of military-styled trained children mostly age 5~12 who battle evil teen-to-adult "tyranny" for other kids.
==History==
No one knows how long the KND has been around, some say that kids have battled adults since time began. Not much, if anything, is known about the First through Fifth Ages of the Kids Next Door.
===Sixth Age===
The sixth age is known to have been active during the 19th Century at the earliest. During this time, girls were not allowed in the KND.
At one point, the KND at the time launched an attack on the Annoyingly Cute Triplets Who Lived Upon the Hill's home, the Alamode, in order to retrieve their mother's recipe for the most delicious birthday cake ever. While 5,000 operatives were outside standing in formation, Numbuh 19th Century infiltrated the home to steal the recipe. When 19th Century snagged the paper, a trap was triggered that set off a massive ice cream explosion, trapping himself and all other operatives in the area.
Over the course of ten years, all the operatives except for 19th Century were thawed out from their frozen cocoons. Because some operatives were frozen well past their 13th birthdays, many were subsequently decommissioned upon being freed (though cryogenically speaking, they were the same age as before).
Some time later, the Sixth Age fell as Grandfather took over the world. All that remained of the Kids Next Door was a hidden treehouse that held within its bark the legendary Book of KND, which held "crackerjack stories" and advice on how to combat adult tyranny.
===Seventh Age: In the Beginning===
After an unknown amount of time, Monty Uno, along with his hapless brother Ben Uno, discovered the tree and the Book of KND. While Monty eagerly wanted to use the book's knowledge to fight his evil father, Ben, not wanting to upset "pappy", refused to. Taking on the identity of "Numbuh 0", Monty, along with at least four other kids, launched an attack on Grandfather's factories the same way Sonic and his sibs did with Robotnk's in Beginnings, blowing up the machines and freeing the children enslaved inside. Numbuh 0 would then defeat Grandfather in a fight using 2x4 technology, saving children everywhere.
Numbuh 0 would go on to be the first leader of the KND in its 7th Age. During his tenure, Numbuh 0 was said to have invented the Recommissioning Module, a device that would restore the memories of any decommissioned operative.
During Numbuh 0's command, girls were allowed to join the KND. The first female operative in the 7th Age was Numbuh 999, Numbuh 0's future wife and mother of their son (Operation: I.N.T.E.R.V.I.E.W.S.).
Also during the earliest years of the 7th Age, the Kids Next Door Moonbase was created up on the Moon. In order to keep it a secret from the adults, the operatives at the time faked the great Moon landing in 1969 and all subsequent manned Moon landings as well (Operation: M.O.O.N.).
Numbuh 0 would fall into legend after his decommissioning, with many future operatives believing that he never actually existed despite the existence of the Recommissioning Module (his creation).
===Seventh Age: Recent Years===
At some point in 1999, a massive Junior High rebellion occurred. Not much is known about this event aside from the fact that the Recommissioning Module was "damaged beyond repair." The item would be later sent to the Kids Next Door Seriously Cool Museum of Artifacts and Stuff where operatives believed it to indeed be broken.
At an unknown point during this period the members of Sector Z were captured by Father and forcefully 'delightfulized' to become his Delightful Children From Down the Lane.
Four years prior to the events of the series, the Kids Next Door experienced "The Great Paddywhack Machine Rebellion". Due to the excessive amounts of spanking it had received, the KND doctors were unable to save Numbuh Ouch's butt, and had it surgically removed.
===Father Assumes Control===
Exasperated at the fact that she's in charge of short-attention spanned kids who have trouble following orders, Numbuh 362 initiated the feared Operation: I.T. in order for someone else to assume command of the KND. Dozens of members were tagged "it" throughout the day, starting with Numbuh 86. At one point, Numbuh 1 got tagged and tried to use the opportunity to have 362 reconsider, but she refused, expressing her personal dissatisfaction with the role. The only operative who seemed alright with being the new Supreme Leader was Numbuh 13 of Sector N, but several other operatives tackled the notoriously clumsy Numbuh 13 and forced him to tag Numbuh 23.
Shortly before 12:00, the scheduled end for Operation: I.T., Numbuh 2 was tagged by Numbuh 5. Hoagie then hooked up the "borrowed" C.O.D.E.-M.O.D.U.L.E. to his ship's computer to find where hiding operatives were at. However, he was unable to find any KND member until the very last minute: when he did, he saw to his horror that he had tagged Father.
Back at the Kids Next Door Super Convention Center, where Operation: I.T. had been initiated, Father revealed to a tough crowd that because Tommy Gilligan had placed his booger inside the C.O.D.E.-M.O.D.U.L.E. long ago, Father technically became a KND Operative. An attempt to forcibly decommission Father by Numbuh 86 and her Decommissioning Squad was halted when Father changed the rules so that you couldn't decommission a Supreme Leader, which was upheld since as Numbuh 362 explained, "we play by the rules".
Father, though hated by the KND, revealed that he had a plan that'd be good for the kids: destroying the world's broccoli supply. Pointing out that adults hated the vegetable as much as kids did, the KND quickly warmed up to the idea and accepted Father's supposed plan of attacking the world's broccoli farms all at once— sending them to Mobius. After ordering all the operatives back to their sectors in a gentle manner to "get a good night's rest", Father covertly revealed to the Delightful Children From Down the Lane his true goal: to upload a broccoli virus into the KND's tree root system that'd render all KND operatives vulnerable and defenseless, and that he won't send the farms to Mobius after all. Setting his plan in motion, Father defeated all KND operatives except for Numbuhs 1 and 362 along with anyone on the Moonbase, which isn't connected to the roots system.
Arriving at the Moonbase, Numbuhs 1 and 362 tried to trick Father into tagging them so that they could beat him, but were unsuccessful. Father, after creating fighting copies of himself to distract the two children, uploaded the broccoli virus into the Moonbase's system. His victory was short-lived, however, as Numbuh 362 ate through the broccoli and, threatening to make Father eat the cursed vegetable, forced him to tag her. 362 had no time to appreciate the moment, as she subsequently fell into a broccoli-induced sleep, being held in Father's arms.
One week later, 362 woke up to see Numbuh 1 by her bedside. Numbuh 1 revealed to her that the KND were able to remove Father and the DCFDTL's boogers from the C.O.D.E.-M.O.D.U.L.E., preventing this from ever happening again. Seeing that she missed leading the KND, Numbuh 362 resumed being the Supreme Leader of the Kids Next Door.
==Bases==
Being a global organization much like the Resistance, the KND has sectors in every state, country and town.
Most sectors are built around a giant treehouse, with the various rooms nestled inside the branches and leaves. A typical KND treehouse, such as Sector V, acts as a base of operations, complete with housing, weapons, ships and candy stores.
Though uncommon, there are some KND bases that aren't treehouses. For instance, the Moonbase Headquarters is constructed primarily out of duct tape and metal (Operation: Z.E.R.O.). Another, the Deep Sea Science Lab, appears to have been built around a giant, thick piece of kelp. Temporary headquarters, such as a cardboard box used by Sector V (Operation: G.R.O.W.-U.P.) or the barn used by Sector A (Operation: A.M.I.S.H.), likewise, aren't treehouses either.
The names of the Sectors are letters, such as Sector C or Sector J. In some cases, the letter of a Sector corresponds with their location in the world, such as how Sector C is located in China and Sector I is in India. But in reality, this is merely coincidental as generally most sector titles are random. 
If an entire sector was to be decommissioned or the Sector's leader becomes a KND fugitive, the Decommissioning Squad has the authority to confiscate and re-purpose the whole base by severing its trunk and carrying it away. When the sector leader gets decommissioned the treehouse will be moved to wherever the new leader's home is.
==Technology==
To accomplish their various missions, the Kids Next Door have access to a variety of gadgets and devices stored in their Treehouses. Rather than use complex weapons like the Mobians do, they use everyday items such as tape, wood, soda cans, metal and other household objects to make their weapons (which Robotnik laughs at). The 2x4 Technology Officers and Scientists usually create an acronym for the technology (such as the S.C.A.M.P.E.R., Shabby Camper Actually Makes Perfect Emergency Rescue-mabob), though there are exceptions such as Numbuh 2's Fly Suit and the Birthday Suits.
Most known 2x4 technology has a 4th-wall break scene in which its dimensions and acronym are explained via digital specs in the episode that features them. There are only a few times in which this 4th-wall break was altered:
* Operation: P.O.O.L.: The S.P.L.A.T.T.L.E. was introduced as a 2x4 technology antithesis under the Destructively Nefarious Kids' name by a male voice.
* Operation: A.M.I.S.H.: An Amish equivalent of a S.C.A.M.P.E.R. was introduced without dimensions, through a revolving door, in a 17th century picture frame, by a male voice.
* The Grim Adventures of the KND (non-canon): the M.A.N.D.R.O.B.O.T. had a rushed, nonsensical and completely childish acronym. In response, Mandy criticized the acronym's creator, Numbuh 3, for not coming up with something more sensible.
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