PC Guy's Prison - The Finale

"PC Guy's Prison - The Finale," is as the third episode and conclusion of the mini-series "PC Guy's Prison", which is one of Mac Guy3135's Side Quests in his part of The Adventure Series. Like its predecessors within the PC Guy's Prison series, this adventure is entirely live-action, without of any animation elements. It was primarily filmed in Mac Guy3135's Garden but also incorporated scenes from Goodrich Castle and Skenfrith Castle. The editing maintains a consistent low-quality style, in line with the series' established aesthetic. Uploaded on the 1st June 2016, it closely follows its immediate predecessor by just two days, positioning it as an early installment in Mac Guy3135's contributions to The Adventure Series Universe. Distinguished by its relatively longer duration compared to previous PC Guy Prison adventures, it also ventures to off-site locations. The adventure includes a "Midquel," titled "PC Guy's Prison - 2.5", and, notably, not much transpires in the narrative aftermath, with the next quest being "The Quest to Destroy the Fake Mac Guy".

## Plot

"PC Guy's Prison - The Finale" begins immediately from where its predecessor left off. With a Mac Guy proudly admiring the destruction he caused to the giant PC, King PC Guy notices the Mac Guy's actions and launches an attack on him. Following this confrontation, a timeskip takes place, and the story shifts its focus to the six Mac Guys who were previously trapped under a sieve. Fortunately, one of them possesses gunpowder and successfully uses it to blast the sieve away, freeing the group. The Mac Guys devise a plan to evade capture by splitting up and hiding in various locations throughout the damaged First PC Guy Castle.

Meanwhile, King PC Guy is left perplexed when he checks on the Mac Guys he had trapped beneath the sieve and discovers their disappearance. Seeking assistance, he releases PC Guy3505 and PC Guy3506, two Baron PC Guys seen in the part before, from the prison. Together, they ascend to the top of the prison using a ladder to locate the Mac Guys. However, by the time they arrive, the Mac Guys have further contributed to the destruction of the giant PC and have already moved on. Unable to catch them in time, the PC Guys resort to mystical bubbles to gain insights into the Mac Guys' whereabouts.

As the Mac Guys continue to evade capture, PC Guy3507 is unexpectidly revived, with his head reattached upside down. The PC Guys gradually succeed in recapturing the Mac Guys one by one, announcing their so-called "Great Plan" in the process, which consumes a significant portion of the adventure. After the Mac Guys are once again imprisoned, they reveal a shocking revelation to the PC Guys, they had hidden barrels of gunpowder throughout the castle and set a timer for its detonation, spelling doom for the First PC Guy Castle. The castle ultimately explodes, the prison is destroyed, and the Mac Guys are freed, while the PC Guys suffer injuries.

Faced with the castle's destruction, the PC Guys are forced to relocate to Newton Castle, which they proceed to set up as their new base. However, a surprising turn of events occurs when the escaped Mac Guys intervene and detonate Newton Castle as well, effectively thwarting the PC Guys' plans for a while.

## Cast

* **King PC Guy:** The ruthless ruler of MAC C, known for his harsh punishments.
* **PC Guy3505:** An easily tricked Baron PC Guy.
* **PC Guy3506:** Another easily tricked Baron PC Guy.
* **PC Guy3507:** A somewhat incompetent Baron PC Guy who is resurrected during the search.
* **Mac Guys:** The group of Mac Guys who had previously assisted Seymour in "Empire of the PC Guys" and are held captive in PC Guy's Prison.

## Production

"PC Guy's Prison - The Finale" continued to employ live-action elements, occasionally incorporating digital images to clarify certain scenes for the audience. Most of the filming took place in Mac Guy's Garden. However, in a unique departure from the previous entries in the PC Guy's Prison series, off site locations were used, The location of PC Guy's Castle is represented by Goodrich Castle, and Newton Castle is depicted by Skenfrith Castle. Mac Guy3135 transported props to these locations for filming, an unusual practice for his Adventure Videos.

Subtitles in the adventure are created using default red iMovie effects, and they lack color or font variations since the PC Guy Font had not yet been created. This lack of distinction between characters speaking can make it challenging for viewers to discern who is talking when multiple similar characters are on-screen simultaneously, leaving room for interpretation.

In contrast to the preceding parts of the Prison series, this adventure features music. An extended version of Kevin MacLeod's track "Curse of the Scarab" is predominantly used, with another Kevin MacLeod track, "Final Battle of the Dark Wizards," employed at the end of the adventure.

Due to the time required for travel to the additional filming locations, this adventure was produced over the course of two days. It was exported in 1080p at 30fps in H.264 format and uploaded promptly on 1st June, just two days after its predecessor.

## Reception

The adventure received minimal viewer engagement, with 0 comments and 5 likes from 57 views.

## Trivia

* Mac Guy3135 has expressed his intention to remake the adventure in higher quality, if this was done, a 3D model of Raglan Castle would e used instead of Goodrich for consistency with the current narrative of The First PC Guy Castle.
* "PC Guy's Prison - The Finale" uses the same set as its prequels, maintaining consistency in its visual elements.
* The PC Guy Cutouts used in the adventure met a fiery end as they were burned on a campfire on New Year's Eve. This decision was prompted by damage incurred while filming this specific adventure. The use of flowing water during the explosion scenes caused the glue holding the cutouts together to dissolve.
* The cutout of King PC Guy, however, managed to avoid the campfire ordeal and remains in Mac Guy3135's possession to this day, showcasing the damage sustained during filming.
* Additionally, the two cardboard Mac Guys taken on-site during filming were also spared of the campfire and remain in Mac Guy's possession.
* The adventure was created before the timeline of the series was established, necessitating a somewhat crude insertion into the timeline.
* While Goodrich Castle was used for the searching and hiding scenes, a relatively small portion of the plot, it played a significant role in the adventure's overall setting.
* The adventure incorrectly states that "Empire of the PC Guys" occurred during the Prison series when, in fact, it takes place before the Prison series. This discrepancy is due to the limited presence of PC Guys within the Prison series.
* The easily damaged "Giant PC" and its monitor were repurposed from an earlier tutorial video on how to "make a £1 PC."
* The track "Curse of the Scarab," featured prominently in the adventure, was reused in The Scale Video, an immensely important work by Mac Guy3135. It is one of Mac Guy3135's favorite tracks.