Silas

Silas (also known as Commander Nemex) is the main antagonist in the third season of Miles from Tomorrowland. He is the mysterious leader of Nemesystems, whose ultimate goal is to steal from the Tomorrowland Transit Authority and conquer the universe.
==Background==
As a TTA cadet, he was supposed to be part of Mission Force One, but was rejected because of his dislike of working with others. Silas also doubled as the mysterious leader of Nemesystems. As Commander Nemex, he tries to steal everything built by the Tomorrowland Transit Authority and control the universe. He was first mentioned by Admirals Watson and Crick in "Connect and Protect" and makes his first appearance in "The Great Space Train Robbery". When doing his evil plans, he wants to make sure that anyone or anything does not stand in his way. When he finally reveals himself as Commander Nemex in "The Nemesystems Takeover", Mission Force One's members are horrified, especially Loretta, who saw Silas as a friend, only for Silas to tell her that he never had any friends. It was revealed that Silas had been secretly planning to takeover the Tomorrowland Transit Authority as Commander Nemex ever since he was rejected from Mission Force One. After his defeat, he chooses to stay on his ship and Aggro decides to stay with his boss as the two are launched into space.
===Physical appearance===
Silas has shiny and gelled red hair, neon green skin with a light blue mark on the right side of his face, a charming smile, and his main clothing is a martial arts uniform.
As Commander Nemex, his hair is blue and he wears a blue, silver, and bronze suit with the Nemesystems logo on the chest plate.
===Personality===
Silas can be overconfident, selfish, stubborn, and he would rather work by himself than with others. But despite all that, he is very smart, and like Loretta, he is very good with computer codes. He is also very agile, charming, sweet-talking, and even flexible.
However as Commander Nemex, he never cares for the well-being of others. Whenever his plans fail, he takes his anger out on his minion Aggro.
==Role in the series==
===As Silas===
Silas makes his first appearance as his normal self in "Bots of Fury". There, he helps Mission Force One train Naxos bots at the Tomorrowland Mission Center in order to train recruits for martial arts training. After everyone completes the course, the Naxos bots are still playing the game, due to a problem with Loretta's code. Eventually, Loretta sends out the shutdown code from the Zenith, deactivating all of the bots. Sometime later, the Naxos bots comply with powering off, and they are ready to start training new recruits.
In "Saving Silas", Silas tells Admirals Watson and Crick about Zeeb being trapped in the underground research lab on the Namazu moon, which is breaking apart due to its nearby planet's charging station acting like a giant super magnet. Silas rejects the idea of working with Mission Force One for the rescue, but after being persuaded by the Admirals, he agrees to contact Captain Miles Callisto right away. However, he does not do so, and the Admirals inform Mission Force One of such. They then go to Namazu to save Zeeb. Silas continuously rejects working with the team, but they eventually work together to save Zeeb. After they return to the Mission Center, Silas leaves, as he still hasn't learned the power of working together.
===As Commander Nemex===
Silas makes his first appearance as Commander Nemex in "The Great Space Train Robbery". There, Nemesystems steals the Solar Express, which is one of the TTA's fastest vehicles, to take over all of the travel routes in the universe. Nemex plans to copy the TTA's designs and make their own Nemesystems space trains. However, Miles and Loretta deactivate all of the Nemesystems machines in the train and take it to the new TTA colony on Planet Cymbeline on time.
In "Mission Pets One", Nemesystems was planning to capture the TTA convoy of ships that will run out of power unless they can charge up on Palamedes; its charging station's power is being redirected to the shutdown cannon. Miles, along with Mission Force One's robot pets, takes the charging station back; Miles deflects the cannon to a different direction, causing it to self-destruct. Nemex and Aggro tell Zeeb (who was known as Nemesystems Nemetron ZB33287 at the time) that his failure is noted.
In "Villain After Villain", Nemex chases down Gadfly Garnett after the latter stole a starmap containing all of the Nemesystems factories. The thundership is about to shut down the Zenith when Miles and Haruna knocks out its engines. Nemex says that Mission Force One will never stop Nemesystems.
In "The Discover-Bot Takeover", Nemesystems reprogrammed seven Discover-Bots on Planet Lankersall to steal the techstop, which can shut down any machine it touches, from Haruna's parents. Mission Force One is able to shut them down, and Miles uses the techstop to shut down the strikeship, forcing Nemesystems to retreat.
In "Rise of the Mountain Crushers", Nemex tells a Nemetron that after everyone runs away, the Mountain Crushers will pound the mission center into the ground; however, Mission Force One prevented that from happening. This is the only time Nemex appears without Aggro.
In "Battle for the Zenith", Malison steals the Zenith, on Nemex's orders, after a fake call for help. After Mission Force One takes back the ship, they take it to the TTA parade of ships on the Tethoscape.
In "The Magsteeds of Infurnia", Nemesystems takes away the liquid metal from Planet Infurnia, causing more Magsteeds to go into hibernation. Nemex says that this is to cover his stormship in Infurnia metal to make it unstoppable, and take over the TTA to make it stronger. However, Mission Force One, with the help of the Magsteeds, shut down all of the pumps, causing all of the Magsteeds to awaken from their hibernation.
In "The Goopopolis Swindle", Malison steals the Goopopolis blobument on Nemex's orders. This was for the statue to be melted and used to make a battalion of super strong striker bots, those that Mission Force One will not be able to smash apart. However, Miles and Blodger shut down the conveyor belt before the blobument can fall off.
In "The Accidental Captives", Nemesystems steals a TTA shuttle containing Admirals Watson and Crick, as well as four Exo-Flex Xs. This is for the company to smash their way into any TTA facility they want. However, Miles, Haruna, and Mirandos head into the remaining three Exo-Flex Xs, with the Admirals riding on the one that has two heads, and escape the thundership.
Nemex does not appear in "The Junk Monster of Planet Crunkle"; however, Queen Gemma mentions that Nemex took away her scepter when he took over Planet Dethalia and banished her. In the next segment, "The Lost Empire", Nemex took over the throne room and also deactivated its systems. However, Gemma and Miles decide to save the Dethalian empire by relocating them to a different place. The empire and Mission Force One leave Dethalia, infuriating Nemex, with Aggro stating that that was his fault.
In "Face-Off", Nemex tasks Aggro to steal the Zenith's hyperdrive; however, it was actually the ship's AI, Zeno. Mission Force One heads into the stormship and takes Zeno back, thanks to Blodger staying on the Zenith and posing as the entire team.
In "Shoom Balla Boom", Nemex steals Dashiell Scamp's jump-coat after Scamp traded his signature toy for two striker bots. Nemex uses it to teleport into a lab which contains a TTA power pack, which can supercharge anything it's plugged into. He later teleports himself, Aggro, and many striker bots to the Tomorrowland Mission Center in an attempt to seize it; however, Miles and Scamp take the jump-coat back, and Miles teleports himself and the striker bots to the hangar.
In "Deep Trouble", Nemex has an idea about stealing the planetary cloaking device from Mirandos' planet, Tempestoro. Afterwards, he plans to copy it, make hundreds of them, and place them on every factory planet to hide them all. One spy-eye deactivates the planet's cloaking shield and also buries Mirandos' father Prosperos' house in snow, forcing Mission Force One to head to the planet to dig a tunnel to the house. Miles and Mirandos, with the help of M.E.R.C. and the Robo-Penguins, are able to re-activate the cloaking device to hide the planet just as the stormship gets close. As a result, in the next segment, "Double Trouble", Aggro decides to go back for the cloaking device, this time by making robot duplicates of Miles and Loretta Callisto to trick the other members of Mission Force One into heading to the planet. The real Miles and Loretta then get trapped by their robot variants, who take the Zenith to Tempestoro. Once the real Miles and Loretta head to the planet, they power down the robo-doubles, but Loretta powers them on so that they would be on Mission Force One's side. After deactivating various Nemesystems bots, Miles decides to destroy the cloaking device, as it is the only way to keep it out of Nemesystems' hands. He does so, forcing Nemesystems to retreat. Nemex mainly blames Aggro for this.
In "Malison to the Rescue", Aggro takes Loretta's robot-pet, Miss Baker, into a Nemesystems escape pod so that Nemesystems could download her blueprints for her hard drive. They then head to Planet Dethalia to make one hundred Burrowers to build underground factories all over the galaxy. However, Malison sides with Loretta and Miles, and Nemex notices this before firing Malison. Once Miles, Malison, and Loretta escape and destroy the underground factory with their Burrowers, they use their Flash Beams to destroy the Burrowers. Malison then decides to be an ally of Mission Force One.
In "The Last Guardian", Nemesystems steals the only Guardian that Tomorrowland wasn't able to find until recently. The Guardian was previously making friends with the Cocoros on Planet Ephesus. Miles, Haruna, and Mirandos head into a Nemesystems thundership to shut down its engines. Although Aggro reprograms the Guardian, it gets reprogramed again when the Cocoros want to be its friends. Miles, Mirandos, Haruna, and the Cocoros then escape with the Guardian.
In "Sidekicks For Hire", Commander S'Leet's sidekicks, Blizzbert and Flurrbo, decide to work for Nemesystems. Their next plan included making a mega Nemesystems factory, which can make anything Nemex wants, as quickly as he wants. Mission Force One then hears that their plan also involved invading Tomorrowland. While Miles and M.E.R.C. take down the factory, the rest of Mission Force One take down the strikeships, striker bots, defense orbs, and control bots, with the help of S'Leet, who then reunites with Blizzbert and Flurrbo.
In "Villain Force One", Nemex wants to make sure nothing or no one gets in the way of his big plan, so he freeze-tagged everyone, including Miles and M.E.R.C., who were saved by Malison. The plan is later revealed in "Villain Force Two" to launch an invasion of Earth. However, Miles, with the help of the galaxy's top villains, prevent the plan. Also, M.E.R.C. led the sidekicks to find the Zenith, where the remaining members of Mission Force One were freeze-tagged. Once they deactivate some strikeships, Nemex decides to abort the mission.
In "Operation Groovestar", Nemex steals Mission Force One's space jets, as Aggro plans to bring together a small, but very villainous crowd, and show off the jets as proof of Nemex's power over the TTA. The crowd will be so excited, they'll want to join Nemesystems. Mission Force One and Bootjet Groovestar then head into the Kepler Cafe to get the team's space jets back, with the team disguising as Bootjet's roadies. When Bootjet finishes his song, Mission Force One makes it to their respective space jets. They then perform another song, one that included escaping the place and getting into a groove, before escaping with the space jets.
In "The Suit Pursuit", Aggro steals Mission Force One's mission suits and the Zenith to search for the remote techstop to shut down the entire TTA fleet, so that Nemex can begin his invasion of Tomorrowland. However, Mission Force One, even in their pajamas, were able to prevent that plan just in time. Nemex tells Aggro that as always, he was this close. Nemex does not appear in "Aggro's Jam"; however, he is mentioned by Aggro after he became a temporary ally of Mission Force One.
===The Nemesystems Takeover===
In the series finale, Silas is first shown as himself at the Tomorrowland Mission Center, where he is told by the Admirals to greet everyone, and to give everybody attending the Spirit of Connection Award ceremony a Mission Force One pin. He first gives them to Maya and Kofi Kitumba, and tells them that Mission Force One is very lucky to have the TTA support them in everything they do.
After the overrider that Aggro and a control bot sent takes over the Zenith's engines, Aggro informs Nemex about the good news, and Nemesytems takes over the Tomorrowland Transit Authority. The stormship then turns the Mission Center into the Nemesystems Mission Center, and Nemex reveals that the pins that everyone is wearing were also freeze-tags. When Mission Force One escapes Phantasmos on a TTA shuttle, a nemetron that Mission Force One trapped informs Nemex of such. Aggro decides to send some strikeships to intercept the team, and Nemex has an idea that helps.
Silas then calls Mission Force One for help, claiming that he got away in a shuttle which ran out of power. Once Mission Force One makes it there, strikeships appear, and the team and Silas' shuttles get shut down and loaded into the thundership. There, Nemex appears, and announces that he is Silas. Aggro says that Silas was a TTA recruit and the head of Nemesystems at the same time. Silas says that there was no better way to show the Admirals just how wrong they were about him than by taking control of the TTA. After Mirandos, Haruna, and Blodger get captured, Miles, Loretta, and M.E.R.C. take a strikeship to Mars, where they get help from Phoebe and Leo Callisto to take back the TTA.
Back at the Mission Center, a Nemetron tells Nemex that two members of Mission Force One freed Phoebe and Leo, and they are taking the Stellosphere there. Nemex orders him to activate the shutdown cannon and bring down the ship. However, Zeno, who is still plugged in the TTA shuttle, frees the rest of Mission Force One, and after deactivating an Exo-Flex, he gets plugged into it to power down the cannon.
With the Callistos and Mission Force One ready to take back the TTA, Nemex activates Mission Center lockdown. Miles and Loretta decide to head into the futuretech lab to get the overrider, as they plan to send the stormship to the far side of the galaxy. Once they make it there, they get caught by Aggro and Nemex, who activates his Exo-Armor. Eventually, Miles and Loretta take the overrider far enough for it to take over the stormship's engines. Before Miles and Loretta leave, Nemex turns back to Silas, and decides to stay on his ship with Aggro. Once Miles and Loretta make it back to the Mission Center, the stormship rockets to the far end of the galaxy, turning the Mission Center back to normal.
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