Bash

*This article is about the character of The Altered Adventure Minecraft series. For his novel counterpart, see **Brandon**.*

Bashur, better known as **Bash**, is a character on *The Altered Adventure* Minecraft series. He débuts in the first episode of the first volume. He is voiced by Brandon.

## History

Before Gizzy's Arrival

Bashur starts going through a "phase" where he decides to become a pirate. He manages to either find a pirate ship and uses it to sail the sea. Bashur is visited by two of his friends, Cib and Yoshi. As soon as they get on board, he leaves the dock taking them with him. His two friends decide to also become pirates like Bashur. They decide to attack the first ship they see, which so happens to be Gizzy's Cruise Ship. ("The Last Warning")

Arriving on the deck of the ship, they encounter Gizzy who had just awoken from his sleep. Gizzy questions why they're pirates, but they lie to him and say that they've only been pretending to be his friends. They abduct Gizzy in the hopes of teaching him how to be a pirate like them. Meanwhile, Aurona, Voice and Witch from the Altered Universe arrive to kidnap Gizzy and take him into their universe. They do so by summoning a giant tornado that sweeps Cib, Bashur, Yoshi and Gizzy, destroying the ship and taking them to another universe. ("Welcome", "Origin")

During Gizzy's Arrival

Bashur ends up arriving in the Altered Universe, along with Yoshi, while Cib and Gizzy were separated during the trip. While crossing a jungle, Bashur is also separated from Yoshi, leaving him alone in an unfamiliar universe. Fortunately, Bashur comes across a man named Divine. The two become good friends as they gain each other's trust and Divine let's the melon stay at his farm. ("A Storm Is Coming", "Divine")

Volume Two

Weeks after Bashur's arrival in Altered, Voice, the Air Guardian, visits Divine's Farm to find a new Earth Guardian. Thinking he'd be make a great Guardian, Divine presents Bashur to Voice for the job. ("Divine")

Bashur waits outside, away from Divine and Voice while they decide to if Bashur would be a good candidate for the Earth Guardian. Overhearing that Voice doesn't want him to be a Guardian due to being from another universe, Bashur takes matters into his own hands and sets off on a journey to become the next Earth Guardian. ("Five Nights at Freddy's", "Waiting for Superman")

Scouting the land, ubknowest that Divine was following him, Bashur is killed by a wolf as Divine watches the attack. Bashur's dead melon body is taken by the animal, causing Divine to chase after the animal to avenge his friend's death. ("Passage of the Earth")

## Physical appearance

### Former

Bash was a humanoid watermelon. His skin was the hard striped green rind of the watermelon. Parts of the watermelon shell were missing on his head. A huge chuck was torn out on the back of his head and there was a carved wide smile. He also wore red-and-blue 3D glasses. Bash's pirate costume consisted of a black coat with white and yellow bands, white shirt, brown sash, red belt, light gray pants, and gray boots.

### Current

After "Welcome," his pirate suit was changed. Now it was a neater black coat with yellow buttons, yellow shoulder paddings, white shirt, brown sash, gold belt, brown pants, and gray boots. His physical features remained the same

## Personality

Bash seemed to go through "phases." In his first appearance, he had been obsessed with the life of pirates. He got carried away with his phase, to the point that he forced his friends to join him and tried to kidnap Gizzy. However, Bash had calmed down a lot ever since he came to Altered and met Divine. He seemed friendly. According to Divine, Bash was trustworthy and was morally better than Witch and Ratchet. However, Bash was still very ambitious, such as wanting to become the Earth Guardian. He was determined to get whatever he wanted, even if it meant taking risks. ("Welcome", "The Last Warning", "Divine", "Waiting for Superman")

## Trivia

### Production

* Bash narrates the "Previously on Altered Adventure" segment of "Passage of the Earth".