Queen Ginger's Tragedy

**Queen Ginger's Tragedy** is the fifth episode of Season 1 of Goldtar's World 6: Colors. It premiered January 10, 2022, on Warner Bros. Television.

## Plot

### Flashback

The episode begins with Queen Ginger's dead body who was killed by The Unknown, dragged on the floor. Her new body was put against a wall, with her crown put on her head. Queen Ginger wakes up with a evil look on her face, meaning she was turned evil, feeling hurt after the loss of her children: The Ocatons. She sees Jax, who pointed to the room across from him. Queen Ginger walks into that room which leads into a wide open hallway. She looked at the other Electronicons, as well as the Ocatons, seeing that her kids and Ryan had survived. They look at each other with evil looks. The scene shows a white light shining on one wall and half on the other wall, and shadows of Queen Ginger being recreated by the machine. The Unknown was one of the shadows that was ripping bones out of Queen Ginger's body and replacing them, but blood spirting out. Then, a colourful light beams on the wall, revealing that Queen Ginger was given her powers. Queen Ginger gets up and turns around, showing that she was made into a demon like everyone else. The scene fades out.

### Present Day

In the present, after Izon and his friends had capture Evore, her, Stacey, Oliver, and Ethan had escaped the cell, and runs away into the forest, before Izon could get his hands on Evore. Evore and her friends run into a portal which apparently was shining a white light, symbolizing an exit. They reach the portal and enter it. Inside, they look around thinking they escaped and survived, but Queen Ginger was there and said that they only fell right into the Electronicon's trap. The light came from a projector that Queen Ginger turns off. She explains that Izon survived his death from Kamacon's last Life V, when everyone thought that Evore had killed Izon's demon form for good, which is exactly what Izon had told her. Queen Ginger then flips a lever that wraps Evore and her friends in chains, as they watch Queen Ginger get hit by the scooper on purpose. Izon and his friends shows up and they open their masks.

Izon looks at Evore into her eyes with his demon eyes, as Evore and her friends cut through the chains and leave. The scene flashes, seeing Izon in his true demon form, as he puts the Ocaton's and Queen Ginger's strings in the String Holder. The screen turns black and reads: This is only the beginning... as the episode ends.

## Production

### Warner Bros. Television

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Television Studios also produces shows for other networks such as *Blindspot* on NBC, *Person of Interest* on CBS, *The Middle* on ABC, and *The Cleaning Lady* on Fox. It has also produced series for streaming services, including *The Sandman* on Netflix, Mrs. Davis *on Peacock.* As of 2015, it is one of the world's two largest television production companies measured by revenue and library (along with Sony Pictures Television).

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## Trivia

* When the episode ended, it read: 'This is only the beginning' instead of 'To be Continued'.