Episode Outline

An arc breakdown of the story so far.

Note that even though the events themselves are canon, this method of dividing and naming arcs is not done with any creator input. It's at the discretion of the wiki team for simple organization.

## Season 1

### The Rebirth of Cassian

Cassian is murdered by his coworkers and reincarnated by Moros. He swears vengeance. But the first step on this path is coping. Becoming a villain doesn’t just mean getting a different skill kit, but also learning the psychological ramifications…

When a terrorist bombs the district, Cassian finds his mettle tested.

#### Episodes: 0-7

Episode 0, Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 4, Episode 5, Episode 6, Episode 7

### The Serial Killer

A horrific murder happens in Cassian's new home, Gadam.

Surely this trouble has something to do with the local vilzone. After all, its leader is the primary suspect.

And so, Cassian acquires some information. However, it comes from a villain, and even though he is one now himself, Cassian grapples between his worldview and pragmatism.

#### Episodes: 8-15

Episode 8, Episode 9, Episode 10, Episode 11, Episode 12, Episode 13, Episode 14, Episode 15

### The Vampire

The scales tip when Bloodrain attacks Naeun Kim and Minyeong An. Cassian barely gets to the scene in time to prevent the girls from being murdered. Unfortunately, Bloodrain escapes.

A mad chase ensues with Bloodrain stalking the girls and Cassian pursuing Bloodrain. Meanwhile, Psyker Daewung Lee and his apprentice Uchan Kim tail both villains.

After a few near misses and a tragic bloodbath, the final showdown with the killer takes place.

#### Episodes: 16-24

Episode 16, Episode 17, Episode 18, Episode 19, Episode 20, Episode 21, Episode 22, Episode 23, Episode 24

### Join the Vilzone!

While the media wrongfully credits Uchan for the arrest of Bloodrain, Cassian visits Gadam Vilzone to collect payment for actually dealing with the killer.

Driver persuades Cassian to join the vilzone. However, to make it official, he must undergo a series of battle trials.

In the meantime, Yuri Gwon gets an offer to go overseas for job training.

#### Episodes: 25-33

Episode 25, Episode 26, Episode 27, Episode 28, Episode 29, Episode 30, Episode 31, Episode 32, Episode 33

### Puppeteers and Marionettes

Driver unceremoniously declares Cassian the new boss. The puppet boss, because Driver isn't actually stepping away from his old job at all.

In response to the apparent dethroning, a rival boss from the Northern Vilzone known as Barracuda begins to tip his hand. A mischievous Toymaker released by Barracuda seems to have old ties to Gadam and is all too happy to stir up some trouble. But who's really pulling the strings?

It’s a bad day to go shopping. But Jiho Seo, Uchan Kim, Cassian, Naeun Kim and Minyeong An all pick the same wrong place and time.

#### Episodes: 34-41

Episode 34, Episode 35, Episode 36, Episode 37, Episode 38, Episode 39, Episode 40

### Imposter

Once again, the media lauds the heroic intervention of psykers for putting an end to the trouble in Gadam. Once again, the real story is buried.

In the midst of this tumult, Barracuda declares war on the Gadam Vilzone and sends one of his elites on a special mission.

Meanwhile, Naeun Kim realizes something important...

#### Episodes: 41-44

Episode 41, Episode 42, Episode 43, Episode 44

### The North Raid

Uchan Kim turns up on the doorstep of Gadam Vilzone, demanding they release his kidnapped sister.

Driver pulls up footage proving that the Northern Vilzone actually did it as part of a defamation campaign. He, Cassian and Crow agree to take immediate action. And Uchan demands he come along -- it is his sister. However, a psyker joining a villain war is a bad look, so he's given a disguise and takes on a villain persona. Behold, Red Mask!

Not to be left behind, Black Hand, Crush and Double Blade all insist on joining the raid. Their job is to quietly guard the escape route. But only one of these men is capable of being silent for an extended period of time.

Over in America, Vincent discloses an unexpected friendship.

#### Episodes 45-54

Episode 45, Episode 46, Episode 47, Episode 48, Episode 49, Episode 50, Episode 51, Episode 52, Episode 53, Episode 54

## Season 2

### Urban Legends

The Northern villains are utterly defeated. With Barracuda fallen from glory and his elites missing, Juac claims the throne for herself. Shadow Ghost also leaves, determined to pledge his loyalty to Cassian and join the Gadam Vilzone.

As penalty for refusing to kneel to Don King, new political grief knocks on the Gadam Vilzone's door. Utilities and support are shut down. Their members must rely on their own cunning and perhaps a legend...

In his reach for power, Gadam Vilzone is hardly the only place Don King has been pressuring. From the many vilzones subjugated, he has hand picked seven powerful villains to serve as captains for his personal army.

After a hostile visit from Don King's representative, the Southern Vilzone realizes that standing alone against a Master of Evil could not end well. Mujin, the Southern boss, determines to make contact with Driver.

#### Episodes 55-61

Episode 55, Episode 56, Episode 57, Episode 58, Episode 59, Episode 60, Episode 61

### Legacy of Winterbell

An old, wealthy bastion of villains flies under the banner of Winterbell. They're banded together to ensure the survival of villains. Although their name is largely hidden, their voice resonates all over the world.

Whether they know it or not, no small number of people sing to Winterbell's tune.

Don King's machinations demand appropriate countermeasure, which Winterbell could provide. However, the authority of a lord within the organization is required for them to take action, and the most local ruling family is stalled in an inheritance dissonance. Mujin is the rightful next lord, but has yet to pass a test at Bongo Gate. Worse, the key is missing, so Mujin cannot enter and complete the ordeal.

Cassian's shadow transfer skill is exactly what they need. And so, a deal is struck, and the protagonist glitches himself into the dungeon.

On the down low, Black Hand expresses a desire to become stronger, kick starting a training montage. Crush and Double Blade get roped into it as faithful friends. Ghost oversees their training.

#### Episodes 62-73

Episode 62, Episode 63, Episode 64, Episode 65, Episode 66, Episode 67, Episode 68, Episode 69, Episode 70, Episode 71, Episode 72, Episode 73

### The Reasons They Fight

With Bongo Gate cleared, Mujin journeys to France for final approval to become a true Lord of Winterbell. In her absence, shadows stir in Seoul. The current master elder, Blue Serpent has grown fond of his power and is loath to let it go so easily.

Media exposure leaks back into the foreground, swaying public opinion starkly against the Gadam Vilzone. However this time, no one looks good-- not even the psykers. Gadam Vilzone and Shinhwa Vilzone prepare for war. The local psykers watch the brewing mess and realize they'll be part of the fallout. However, when an apprentice psyker, Seongtae Bang gets pushed into a corner by one of Don King's flunkies...

Naeun Kim's life intersects on all fronts. Between getting harassed by a belligerent psyker student, educating her oblivious brother about social awareness and arranging to actually talk with Cassian's civilian persona, she's a busy girl who knows a lot more than she usually lets on.

#### Episodes 74-82

Episode 74, Episode 75, Episode 76, Episode 77, Episode 78, Episode 79, Episode 80, Episode 81, Episode 82

### Pride and Humiliation

Driver unearths some information about the Platinum Disc -- notably that there isn't just one, but four. Don King and Moran both have a disc. Driver suspects that the other two Masters of Evil are in possession of the others, but has been unable to confirm. Silently, Cassian wonders if this is Jeff Malek's doing...

With stung pride, Barracuda resurfaces to assist Blue Serpent as token brawn from Don King. For his part, Blue Serpent is offended at the low quality help.

Back in Gadam Vilzone, the idiot trio has been growing leaps and bounds under Shadow Ghost and Cassian's brutal training. It's time for them to refine that teamwork and form roles. None to soon, because a double raid team of psykers rolls right in. This breaks every rule. Might makes right, and psykers aren't allowed to lose to villains. At least if you ask Siwoo Kang. Unfortunately, she's calling the shots.

#### Episodes 83-93

Episode 83, Episode 84, Episode 85, Episode 86, Episode 87, Episode 88, Episode 89, Episode 90,
Episode 91, Episode 92,
Episode 93

### Snakes and Cards

The social political climate shifts in wake of Mujin's rise as a true Lord of Winterbell and the psykers apologizing for their unprovoked attack on Gadam Vilzone. The latter incident may have been a Newtube livestream, but enough money can get the big corporate platform to happily delete it all and pretend it never happened. Mainstream news outlets also fail to show the truth, instead raking the Gadam villains through the coals. It takes big money to move big platforms, and Don King has the money.

Before Cassian and his newfound allies can strike back, some loose ends need to be tied up. There's still one last stronghold in Seoul full of trouble: Shinhwa Vilzone. It's time to catch the traitorous Blue Serpent and topple Madpin's house of cards.

#### Episodes 94-101

Episode 94, Episode 95, Episode 96, Episode 97, Episode 98, Episode 99, Episode 100, Episode 101

### Apprentices

Tuppence Schiller once trained Cassian Lee. Cassian Lee twice trained Raul Gallardo and Rick Yun. Cassian the villain trains many people. But his psyker students are scandalized on his behalf that a villain would take his name. Surely they can all talk this out like civilized people?

... No?

Well. Whether psyker or villain, Cassian is a devoted professor to the school of hard knocks.

On the master's side of evil, the Seven Captains rally. Python makes the mistake of trying to join them. For his hubris, Rosetail brands his forehead.

In other news, a psyker, an outer and a villain enter a bookstore.

#### Episode 102-113

Episode 102, Episode 103, Episode 104, Episode 105, Episode 106, Episode 107, Episode 108, Episode 109, Episode 110, Episode 111, Episode 112, Episode 113

### Big Boss

The Seven Captains invade. Seoul's vilzones are united under Cassian, and they're ready. Sort of. They have alarms; they have surveillance, and when trouble comes knocking, Gadam Vilzone's heaviest hitters airlift over to where they're most needed.

Juac unwittingly invites Gaichi for steak and alliances, suddenly caught in a bad position when Gaichi reveals that he's part of the invading force.

To matters even dicier, Don King shows up personally. It's high time Cassian prove once and for all that he's more than a straw man.