Back to the Past

**Back to the Past** is the eleventh episode of Season 1 of Goldtar's World 6: Colors. It premiered January 16, 2022, on Warner Bros. Television.

## Synopsis

Evore and the gang helps an old friend out of his captivity, so that in return he can make them an Elemental Orb.

## Plot

Evore and her friends, arrive in the third dimension. They cheered victoriously, having taken the diamond necklace away from Izon, and then heard noises from the village, and they found out the village is currently under attack from a raid of people with black and gray outfits, and dark coloured masks; thugs. The people are seen being forced into captivity. The quartet try to escape but got caught and got thrown into a cell along with the other people who lived in the village and some who only lived in the cities inside Dimension III. The people rejoice to see quartet, who had saved them once before. Evore takes out the diamond necklace and shows it to the others. A Fletcher, named Darrius, who was an old friend of Evore, pushes the Armorer and the Cleric in front, and they agree to make use of the necklace. Evore, the Cleric, and the Armorer, including the Darrius, crawl through a secret tunnel, under the village and into the Armorer's workplace. The Armorer then starts to forge what seems to be an Abrisk Orb (an orb with Izon's Abrisk abilities). Once he was done, they head down to the tunnel, because there's still something important they need to do.

Meanwhile, Oliver and Ethan assembles the remaining workers and gives them assigned tasks to gather materials. Ethan later crafts swords and tries to teach the villagers to fight with a sword, but many of the workers ran away because some of them were terrified of fighting. The remaining three agree to learn how to fight, and Oliver trains them to be fighters.

The workers and Evore climb up from the tunnel to a small enchantment set. The Cleric places the glass orb on the enchantment table, and performs an enchanting spell that infuses Abrisk power into the orb, which as a result, the orb turns into a light blue colour with a symbol on it. Evore is amazed by the process, and Darrius pats her on the back; as a gesture that Evore will do great things with this much power. Once finished, the orb gently drops on the enchantment table, and Evore put the orb in it's slot inside the necklace. She then puts on the necklace (which was a perfect fit) and it gives her Izon's Abrisk powers and abilities.

Oliver and Ethan is overseeing the workers fight with each other in a quick training session. Soon, the other workers drop from the ceiling, and Evore follows suit, and puts her hands in the air, meaning that their plan worked. Evore uses her blue magic that gave all of the fighters unlimited strength, speed, durability, resistance, and health. The trio raise their swords: they were "ready".

The fighters come out of the cell and start to push back the thugs with ease, while Evore and Darrius take advantage of the fight to escape on horseback (the same horse that Izon and his friends rode in The Life of Izon). The archers shoots fire arrows at Evore, Darrius, and the horse, but Evore telekinetically generates a hexagonal piece shield with her new powers from the orb in the necklace. The thugs were almost defeated by the powerful fighters, so the leader of these thugs: Xavier, calls the Evoker and the Illusioner for backup.

Once Evore and Darrius arrive at the dark creepy woods, Darrius asks Evore to turn on light with the Abrisk Orb. They soon re-encounter the medium-sized Ravager, the Ravager roars, but he noticed the orb that Evore was wearing. The sight of the orb gave it flashbacks of Izon using the Elemental Orb (which was related to this Abrisk Orb, but had more powers inside of itself) to kill the Ravanger's family. The Ravager becomes afraid of getting killed and backs away in fear, but Evore gains its trust by using the her powers to give it lots of fruits to eat. Evore then creates a simulation with statues to recap what Izon did to its family. She explains using this that the same guy that killed his family is now using Elemental Strings instead of the Elemental Orb to destroy the Animation Network and all kinds of animations that were inside, which meant that the Ravanger's animation friends were going to suffer the fate like the rest of the animations. Then, Evore made a Abrisk Orb that had Izon's Abrisk powers and abilities with the help of the workers and asks the Ravanger's help to ally with her and take down Izon once again. The Ravager crushes Izon's statue and accepts Evore's plea to help.

Back at the village, the fighters encounter the Evoker, who summoned vexes and pins them to the ground with fangs. Oliver does shoot the the vexes with his bow, but is provoked into combat by the Illusioner. After a brief battle, he ends up getting pinned to the ground by one of the Evoker's fangs and is about to get shot by the Illusioner, when Evore and Darrius comes riding the Ravager, and it scares the thugs away. The rest of the people come out of prison and cheer the heroes. Evore gives the Ravager a butt load of potion effects to make it more powerful and enlarges the portal so it can go through. Evore, Oliver, Ethan, Stacey, and the animators wave goodbye, and then leave through the portal, exiting the dimension.

Back in Dimension IV, Izon looks around after getting up from under a tree, showing him having bruises, cuts, and a black eye from the shockwave, from the previous episode. He walks away from the tree and looks around, seeing the disaster of the area he was in, inside of the dimension. Furious that he lost that battle, Izon yells in horror, which awakens the rest of his friends. They all get up and pop out from the places they were in, and some of them were in bad shape like Izon, but some of them were perfectly fine. Before Izon could look for his friends and the strings, Evore and her friends, along with the animators showed up, right when Izon climbed on top of a hill. Izon had looked at Evore, but was too weak to fight, so instead he tries to jump over the Ravager, when Oliver grabs Izon by his arm and swings him onto the ground.

A short battle went between Izon and the quartet, but for a moment, Izon found the Protection (Golden Power) string, and put it back inside of his holder, giving Izon it's abilities to fight back. But as a result, the quartet easily beats Izon from Evore using her Abrisk powers. Izon saw the orb and his necklace that now belonged to Evore. Izon had got punched from the Ravager on the other side of the field. Izon didn't know what to do next, but saw that his friends recovered from their injuries, and Jake had given Izon his strings back that he had found. Izon puts the strings inside of the holder, giving him the colourful power back, which healed Izon and the Electronicons. Evore gets off of the Ravage and tells her friends to wait, while she goes to look for the strings before Izon could. But before she could find it, Izon kicks Evore away. The quartet finds Izon who was levitating in the air, and the rest of the Electronicons fired up their powers, seeing that they didn't get any of their powers lost.

Izon furiously asks for the quartet to bring the animators to him, but they refuse. Annoyed, Izon flies straight towards them, and uses the String Holders powers to create evil clones of the quartet, including Evore. A short fight goes between them, as Izon takes the necklace away from Evore. Izon was about to kill Evore once again, but was interrupted by the Lord and some of the angels, who burst out of nowhere, causing Izon to fly in the air. Evore realized that the Lord had came back to help, understanding what was really going on and not confused, like before. Angered and annoyed, Izon creates the evil clones again, while the Electronicons battle the Lord and the others. Izon battles Evore by using his colourful energy and omnipotent power, but Evore ends up losing, because Izon was using the Omnipotent strings instead of his Abrisk powers. Izon grabs onto Oliver, who tried to stop Izon from hurting Evore, and creates a giant mace that had Mercury energy around it, which smashes Evore and the quartet down on the ground, and the shockwave formed a wide hole in the ground that the quartet was in.

In the air, under the storm clouds, the Lord watches Izon erase the Abrisk Orb, from Evore's necklace. He breaks it with his hand, and puts the Nigh-Omnipotent string into the String Holder, then unleashes it's power and fires a beam of destructive energy into the sky, forming the black hole with the red sky once again. However, Izon ends up glitching a little bit from the power he was collecting, which made him fall down accidentally. The Lord then grabs the String Holder before it could fall down. Azora and Izon ask if the Lord could help them defeat Evore and the animations, but he refuses, telling Izon that he was acting like a bad guy, and wouldn't help him anymore due to witnessing Izon's destructive actions. Upset, Izon and Azora run into another portal, making everything think that Izon had given up, so everyone had cheered for the Lord, except for Evore, who runs after Izon through the portal he and Azora went into, even after the Lord told her not to.

The Lord flies down onto the ground with the rest of the quartet, and they all think of a way to find a way to destroy the strings and it's holder, as the screen reads: 'To be Continued', ending the episode.

## Production

### Warner Bros. Television

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