Legacy Universe

### Series'

Kirby's Adventures, Crossover X, Nebula, Elements, Visions, Spirits, Daybreakers, Dualshock, Dualshock Kai

The **Legacy Universe** was the original main Universe, beginning in 2015 and lasting all the way up to 2017. There was an attempted, short lived **Reboot in 2019** after nearly a 1 year hiatus.

## Storyline

### Kirby's Adventures

The Story of the Legacy Universe began in 2015 in a formerly unnamed series now dubbed "Kirby's Adventures". The Series starred Kirby, the main protagonist, as well as other characters from the Kirby Franchise. However, there were also characters from the Super Mario and Legend of Zelda franchises, along with the debut of the original characters. The series didn't have any real main plot and was instead a compilation of random events occuring in Dreamland. It would latter go on to be considered Canon to the rest of the Legacy Universe.

### Crossover X

In late 2015 - early 2016, the Legacy Universe began to go for a more story driven approach with the start of Crossover X. The series was considered a sequel to Kirby's Adventures, and consisted of 5 "Books". Each Book containing differing amounts of "Chapters", which were different storylines in the series that would eventually lead up to the finale of that Book. At this point, the Legacy Universe started using other franchises such as **Wakfu**, **Ninjago**, and **Terraria**. The Storyline would also start introducing more original characters, however as a result of these changes, a lot of the older franchises such as Mario, Zelda, and even partially Kirby, would begin to be underused (although Kirby would still be the main protagonist of Crossover X)

At a certain point of the storyline, Crossover X would attempt to start focusing on characters like Yugo, Jade, as well as Sap; who had over 12 different story arcs dedicated to him that would fail to develop his character any further.

### Nebula

Nebula was the first sequel series to Crossover X. It began with "Chapter 1: Rebooted" and ended with "Chapter 2: Deadlocked". At this point in the storyline, the series would begin utilizing Nintendo franchises again, specifically **Pokemon**, although it was limited to only the Alola Region, and **Ratchet and Clank**. A majority of the events in this series were constantly retconned throughout the rest of the Legacy Universe. Once again, Nebula tried to put more focus on Jade and Saturn, this time introducing a third character, Nebula, who was the brother of the two. A """novel""" was planned for the trio titled "Wings", which would dive into their origins, although it would not come to fruition.

Like Mario and Zelda before it, Ninjago would begin to go underused at this point in time. The series had no real on screen ending. The ending was written entirely off screen, and was just created to sum up the transition between Nebula, and what would be it's eventual sequel, the fourth entry of the Legacy Universe

### Elements

Elements was the fourth entry of the Legacy Universe, another sequel to Crossover X and Nebula. The storyline would begin to use the franchise **Samurai Jack**, which would heavily influence this entry as well as the 2 other entries that would follow it. Unlike Crossover X and Nebula, Elements had a single overarching story, instead of multiple ones. The plot was heavily based on Samurai Jack, but with it's own twists and turns added to it. The main cast from the previous Series' would return, being major characters yet again as they visit Earth and end up joining Jack's quest to defeat Aku.

At this point in the story, Kirby would actually have focus taken off of him, as Jack became the new main protagonist of the series starting at this point onward for some time. The series would also be the first to ditch the Book/Chapter format, switching to Episodes now instead. Wakfu would actually be completely unused from this point onward.

### Visions and Pre-Visions

Visions and Pre-Visions were direct sequels to Elements, continuing the same overarching story Elements had. Pre-Visions was a prequel that would introduce new original characters like Felicity. at this point the story would start tackling the plot of **Samurai Jack Season 5**. Season 5 was actually still ongoing during Visions' lifespan, this would result in entirely unique takes as brand new Episode plots would be created based on pure speculation we had for sneak peeks for the next episodes. The series would also have a few episodes that were inspired by / based on some of the IDW Samurai Jack Comics (most notably every one in "The Warrior King").

At this point, more franchises were added to the Legacy Universe like **Invader Zim** and even **Star Wars** (although it was one or two different characters).

### Delta Emerald (2016)

Delta Emerald (2016) was the original version of the Pokemon series, Delta Emerald. it was short lived, and drastically different compared to the 2020 version. This version did not complete itself and is barely even considered canon to the Legacy Universe.

### Legends

Legends was the Final Installment in the Legacy Universe's Samurai Jack trilogy, finally ending Jack's storyline. Unlike the last 2 series' before it, this one did not introduce any new franchises. This time, the main cast; The Brotherhood, would end up disbanding after the events of Visions. Only to be brought back together by the newly redeemed Ashi, accompanied by Fury, Jade, and Felicity. The first half of the series would be somewhat of a longer version of Samurai Jack Episode XCVIII, and would be based around the remaining members searching for Jack and the rest of the Brotherhood. The series would end at a finale that was similar to Samurai Jack Season 5's, but on a bigger scale. Characters like The Scotsman, Snowflake, and Nebula would be killed off in this season. Unlike Season 5, Jack would not actually go back to the past, preventing Ashi's death. Instead he would remain in the future, rebuilding his Father Hanzo's former Empire.

### Spirits

Spirits was a rebooted version of the Samurai Jack Trilogy, it's purpose was to serve itself as the new "definitive edition" of the story as well as make retcons to improve the story. For instance: Invader Zim, Ninjago and Star Wars would be completely removed from the story. The overall story would start from the beginning of Elements, this time being based more on Season 1 of Samurai Jack, however a few differences were made:

* The Daughters of Aku are present from the start
* After Episode 1, Aku would begin to use human Samurai Warriors of his own for his army instead of solely relying on the scientist's Beetle Drones
* Jack now has enchanted armor to go along with his Sword, and a scar that would change color based on his emotions that came from him traveling through Aku's time portal.

### Daybreakers (2017)

Daybreakers was the sequel to the Samurai Jack Trilogy, taking place 15 years after the events of Spirits (which was now considered to be the default canon version of the Trilogy).

The series had 2 seasons, Season 1's plot being after the defeat of Aku. The Gods (Ra, Vishnu, and Odin) grant Jack the ability to shape the world in his own image for a limited time, thus leading to the transformation of the City of Aku, now called the City of Fuhai. Jack becomes Emperor of the City, however he is corrupted by leftover essence of Aku that remains in his throne, crafted from the dead tree Aku awoke from at the beginning of Spirits. After 15 years of ruling the city with a Iron Fist, he is faced with a new threat, the Resistance. The story's main protagonist would be the newly introduced Maria, an inkling from Fuhai, who wants to unearth her mysterious past. Maria runs into the former Brotherhood of Kells, who now join her and reform into the Daybreakers.

In Season 2, Jack and Aku are killed by Master Albert, a member of Jack's Empire, who seeks to turn the world into his own image by becoming the God of Earth from using his invention, Biometal Model W. This would be the first time the **Mega Man** franchise is used. The Daybreakers would fight against Albert's forces, learning Maria is descendant from Albert along the way, before putting a stop to his plans.

The series had a planned 3rd Season, that ultimately failed. It would take place after the final liberation of Fuhai, with the Daybreakers now facing off against Dr. Neo Cortex. This season was never completed.

After being absent from the original Jack trilogy and Spirits, Kirby would make his return in Season 1, however he would have amnesia and act a lot like how he does in the games compared to how he acts in Crossover X. Kirby would later regain his memories in Season 2, but Maria would still remain as the main protagonist.

### Dualshock and Dualshock Kai

Dualshock and it's sequel series, Dualshock Kai, were the final 2 series' of the Legacy Universe's storyline. Both taking place an unspecified time after Daybreakers, however Dualshock Kai is implied to take place 2 years after it's predecessor. Changing the role yet again, the main protagonist of Dualshock would be Sonic, while the protagonist for Dualshock Kai would be the newly introduced Lemon. Both series' were short lived, but both would introduce the **Sonic The Hedgehog** franchise for the first time, as well as more original characters.

## Legacy of the Legacy Universe

The impact the Legacy Universe left behind was the original, messy state of this wiki. As well as giving us inspiration for future stories. In 2019, the Universe would have an attempted reboot.

The Legacy Universe versions of the characters are considered to be inferior compared to future versions of the characters. This is due to:

* Kirby being extremely out of character (like he is in Kirby Squeak Squad), mostly just caring more about Cake than anything else. This resulted in him being written out of the story before Elements ended
* Toon Link also being out of character by being annoying, this would result in him also being written out
* Spark was a victim of this too which is why he died 13 times
* Maria's story was messy and made no sense, the fact she was an Inkling did not help.
* Dualshock Kai suffered from poor writting

## Trivia

* From Elements to Legends, Spark Died a total of 13 different times.
* Sap had the most character arcs out of every character in this canon, probably.
* Nebula, Elements, Visions, Legends, and Spirits were all just random names. None of their names had anything to do with the actual series' themselves. No, we do not know why we did this.