Evil of the PC Guys

"Evil of the PC Guys (4)", stands as a unique entry in Seymour's Adventures, distinguished by its non-canonical status. Although most of Seymour's creations are considered part of the Adventure Series Universe, this adventure was demoted from canon. Unusually, Mac Guy3135 discovered a copy of the adventure on a hard drive, making it publicly viewable as a piece of history, despite its non-canonical status.

## Description

"Evil of the PC Guys" holds the exceptional distinction of being the only Adventure Video ever fully removed from the canon of The Adventure Series Universe. This decision was driven by the evolving narrative and character dynamics within the Adventure Series Universe. At the time of its production, the central conflict between the Mac Guys and PC Guys, the pivotal element in the overarching storyline, had not been fully established. During this early phase, the PC Guys were considered just another set of villains within the Adventure Series Universe, rather than the primary antagonists of the whole thing.

After the success of "Empire of the PC Guys," it became apparent that "Evil of the PC Guys" disrupted the powers, abilities, and the overall continuity of the PC Guys, introducing significant and irreparable plot holes. Despite Mac Guy3135's efforts to integrate early rudimentary adventures into the timeline, "Evil of the PC Guys" was deemed beyond salvation. Regrettably, it was necessary to completely remove the adventure from the timelines to maintain coherence within the Adventure Series Universe and the other adventures made prior and since.

Despite its non-canonical status, "Evil of the PC Guys" holds significance as the first instance showcasing the non-Lego PC Guys by Seymour. The images used in the adventure were based on the original drawing or trace created by Mac Guy3135 of the Lego figure featured in "The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3531." Positioned as the fifth Adventure Video in Seymour's repertoire, it was crafted between Mac Guy3135's "The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3531" and Seymour's "Empire of the PC Guys." These two adventures played a more relevant role in shaping the future narrative of The Adventure Series Universe, and it was these adventures that were chosen to shape the main storyline of the timeline, a concept created after the first few adventures.

## Plot

"Evil of the PC Guys" begins just outside Seymour's home, where The Squirrel, a member of The Good Creatures, expresses her initial joy about going for a walk. However, this happiness is short-lived when three Block Tech People approach The Squirrel. She swiftly turns and flees, colliding with Seymour, who instructs her to run. Together, they attempt to escape the pursuing Block Tech People until Seymour discovers a Fake Lego Bomb; a potent weapon capable of obliterating anything made of fake Lego. Seymour deploys the bomb, annihilating the Block Tech People. He explains the situation to The Squirrel and returns home.

Back at his house, Seymour contemplates the idea of detonating the entire Earth Block Tech factory to eliminate all evil Block Tech figures. He reads the factory's address on a box of Block Tech and decides to embark on a quest armed with a backpack of fake Lego bombs and his signature scarf. Running to the fake Lego factory, Seymour intends to blow up the Block Tech factory and eradicate the menace. Upon reaching the factory, Seymour encounters a Block Tech Person who threatens him for his destructive plans. The Squirrel comes to Seymour's rescue, defeating the Block Tech Person and allowing Seymour to plant the bomb successfully.

The bomb detonates, destroying the Block Tech factory but sparing everything else. However, their celebration is short-lived, as a blinding flash transports Seymour and The Squirrel to unknown locations. Seymour finds himself on Captain Carrot's ship, while The Squirrel is on a ship belonging to the PC Guys. Captain Carrot reveals that he was sent by Earth to assess an unknown alien ship behind the moon. Seymour hacks into the communication systems of the hidden ship, unveiling four PC Guys and The Squirrel. The PC Guys announce their intent to destroy Earth, demanding that Seymour cease his intervention or face continuous spamming of The Squirrel with the irritating phrase "Your Uncle is a Fool."

Seymour retaliates, vowing to save The Squirrel, protect Earth, and eliminate every PC Guy from the sky. The PC Guys counter, emphasising Seymour's lack of weapons, defenses, and plans. Despite the odds, Seymour threatens the PC Guys, claiming that his determination alone terrifies them. In response, the PC Guys intensify their efforts, bombarding The Squirrel and Seymour with relentless "Your Uncle is a Fool." The adventure concludes on a cliffhanger, leaving the aftermath uncertain and undisclosed. The "official" response at the time suggested a scenario involving Captain Carrot's ship crashing into the PC Guy ship, PC Guy3531 escaping and descending to Earth with a plan to annoy the internet with "Your Uncle is a Fool." However, due to the adventure's non-canonical status, none of these events transpired and are utterly irrelevent.

## Production

"Evil of the PC Guys," like most of Seymour's Adventures, was shot in real-life locations around Seymour's neighborhood. The scenes involving the Block Tech people were recorded in Seymour's local area, with his shed serving as the Block Tech factory. Captain Carrot's ship scenes were filmed inside Seymour's actual house, a location rarely featured due to Seymour residing in a summerhouse. The PC Guys' ship's location was entirely constructed, using a photo of The Squirrel, four cloned drawings of the PC Guys, and the background of the tardis. It was considered one of the best-made Seymour Adventures before "Empire of the PC Guys" and is generally regarded as the second-best Seymour Adventure, despite its irrelevence.

## Demotion

Following the success of "Empire of the PC Guys," it became evident that "Evil of the PC Guys" disrupted the established powers, abilities, and overall continuity of the PC Guys, resulting in significant plot holes. Despite Mac Guy3135's efforts to incorporate early rudimentary adventures into the timeline, "Evil of the PC Guys" was deemed irreparable. The plotlines introduced in "Empire of the PC Guys," featuring the separate Empire invading MAC C and displacing the Mac Guys, were considered more complex and interesting compared to the straightforward and all-powerful universe-hungry group depicted in "Evil of the PC Guys." When Mac Guy3135 conceptualised The Adventure Series timeline, he decided to integrate every Adventure Video into one cohesive narrative. While doing so, he chose the plotline from "Empire of the PC Guys" over that presented in "Evil of the PC Guys", formally destroying the latter quest.

Mac Guy3135's decision resulted in the permanent demotion of the contrasting and separate new plotline of "Evil of the PC Guys" to the annals of history. Despite this demotion, Mac Guy3135 managed to integrate Seymour's Adventures (1) and (3) into his timeline. He also left open the possibility of incorporating the destruction of the Block Tech Factory in any future remakes that Mac Guy3135 might undertake of Seymour's pre-"Empire" adventures.