Below the Surface

**Below the Surface** is the third episode of Season 1 of Goldtar's World 6: Colors. It premiered January 9, 2022, on Warner Bros. Television.

## Synopsis

The Electronicons are built without purpose.

## Plot

The episode begins with Evore and her friends running down the hallway into another room. They hide under the stone blocks, and Evore tells her friends to do exactly what she says if they want to live. As the song plays, we see a short flashback of Star City and the scene goes down underground where everything was different. Izon walks with the String Holder in his hand and looks at Sylvia with his demon eyes forming, as blood drools down his eyes. Sylvia powers down, who was also shown to have demon eyes. Evore and her friends arrive on top of a floor, which Evore tells them that Izon only deceives people into thinking everything he hates is somehow evil, but she only wants to make everyone happy without the need of evil people like Izon, and wanted to lead them.

The Goldtar's were shown to walk with her arms and hands down, and their bodies bend towards the ground, asking "did they deserve this", meaning what had happened to their parents because of the Kamacon's. Evore and her friends were trapped for a brief moment.

In a flashback, Evore as a baby, told her mom, Evora, to see the other animations that were from the Animation Network. Unforchanetly, the animatronic animations were broken. Later on, King Lucky and his friends watch the audio media screen. At the top floor, Oliver almost falls, but Evore saves him. She tells them to be very quiet, because Flames was "creeping closer." Jewel arrives at the top floor with Evore and the others, putting her arms up and her hands pointing at them like a zombie, telling them that there was no one left to save them, but Evore's friends jump off of the floor, and Evore purposely spins, knocking Oliver off of the floor, and she jumps off as well. Evore and her friends then run down another hallway about to reach the exit, until Jake shows up and opens his mask, as well as using his powers, scaring the others. They then decide to try and find another way out by running the opposite direction, but they end up getting trapped by all of the Electronicons walking slowly down each hallway and them opening their masks. Jake says that Evore and her friends were there to serve them. Izon did not show up in this scene, not knowing that Evore was there. Evore then tells her friends that if this was there fate then she would be the first to be killed and they would be last, thinking that since they were last that they would have a chance to escape and save themselves once Evore was gone.

The scene shows each of the main characters faces without their masks on. The screen reads: 'To be Continued', ending the episode.

## Production

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