Beyond Worlds Wiki

*"The two parallel lines that were never meant to meet become a tangent."* -**Beyond World's** tagline

## Beyond Worlds

Beyond Worlds book cover

Beyond Worlds II book cover

### Genre

Romcom, sci-fi, slice of life, drama, fanfiction

### Written by

Parker Trinh, Stefen Sanchez, Cj Sanchez, Michael Williams, Pauline Sui

### Language

English, Filipino, Spanish, Japanese

**Beyond Worlds** is a Chrysalis literary work by **Stefen Sanchez** with **Haruto Miyano**. Starring the OTP Hirella, it will be a fanfiction of Big Hero 6, featuring its characters. The story will be co-written by **Parker Trinh**, Cj Sanchez, and Michael Williams, and Pauline Sui will be handling the editing.

At July 6th of 2021, **Beyond Worlds** is theorized by Amree Aguinaldo to have a sequel, and it was Michael Williams and Parker Trinh who confirmed it. The release date is left unknown, although it's likely going to be released on early August. Michael will be replaced by Amree for writing, and Austin Dy replaces Pauline Sui.

## **Story Summarization**

### **Season 1**

##### **Prologue**

Léa Navarro and her best friend since 8th grade, Red Ordonia, graduates from junior high school in the Philippines to a prestigious high school, California Institute of Technology, as third-year students. Prior to the events of Beyond Worlds, Red's father goes missing and/or dies when Red was just a baby, and Léa wants to somehow reunite her with her father via a parallel universe. Red then teases Léa about her past crush on a particular fictional character, Hiro Hamada, that she wants to forget. Despite Léa's words, Red contacts Cameron, a mutual friend of theirs to help make a one-shot fanfiction of Léa and Hiro, to which Léa just ignores as she needs to prepare for the show.

##### **1: Astrology**

At Caltech, Professor Bouman, her Science teacher, invites Léa to be a guest host for that year's planetarium show held in California Academy of Sciences, and she agrees.

##### **2: Technology**

Léa and her brother Julian subsequently meet Hiro Hamada, Tadashi, and Baymax in CAS after Léa successfully gives a show, as well as the others; Honey Lemon, Gogo, Fred, and Wasabi, resulting in Léa's sudden fainting.

##### **3: Psychology**

The team gives their proper introduction after Léa wakes up in the infirmary, and almost immediately Hiro and Léa begin bickering for no reason. Red calls Léa from Pasadena to check-in on her and Léa tells her that somehow the characters of Big Hero 6 are in their world, prompting for the two's research for the topic. Hiro catches Léa talking about him and the others, and Red meets him via the video call.

##### **4: Geology**

Léa and her brother comes home to Pasadena and tells Red and Cameron about what happened in San Francisco, although Cameron seems to be more interested about the fact that Léa met the Big Hero 6 there and asks more questions at to how it might've happened. The three come up with the conclusion that they might have connections with the characters that they like the most, and that's what brought Big Hero 6 to life. A fire suddenly starts on the other side of Red's neighborhood, prompting Red, Léa, and Cameron to save survivors, get them to safety, and guide to the nearest evacuation. A little boy is inside one of the houses, and Léa and Red volunteered to go in to save him. While Red is looking for possible survivors on the ground floor of the house, Léa helps the little boy stuck between his wardrobe and bed, although she couldn't push the wardrobe far enough for the boy to get out. The Big Hero 6 goes onto the scene and Hiro helps Léa with pushing the wardrobe. As the three were about to go outside, Hiro realizes the house is seconds later before exploding and uses his strength to push Léa and the boy outside with him, saving them altogether. Because of what he did, Hiro obtained burns and an injury that Léa will later get to in Red's bedroom.

##### **5: Anatomy**

While Léa's treating him, Hiro keeps on moving making Léa frustrated. Hiro did oblige, letting Léa tend to his wound and burns. As Hiro goes to the bathroom to cool his body down, Léa remembers how she and Red are so close; and that the whole reason why she wanted to be an astrophysicist was to help Red who lost her father when she was just young, albeit not having proof that he was even killed. Hiro goes out of the bathroom shirtless making Léa uneasy, telling him to have decency. Downstairs, Léa watches Red and Gogo discuss about magnetic levitation, and Honey Lemon asks why Léa isn't at all friendly towards Hiro, but she couldn't find the right words and couldn't tell her the truth just yet. Wasabi and Fred struggle with plastering pieces of tape all over Baymax's damaged body, so Red offers to help Hiro and Baymax go to Caltech with Léa so they could fix him.

##### **6: Sociology**

In the robotics lab of Caltech while Hiro fawns over the inventions the students are working on, Léa teases Red about Gogo, but Red denies all knowledge of it, saying she's been interested with Gogo's superhero stuff. Red then tells Léa how she couldn't touch Gogo as it electrocutes both of them. The conversation cuts there when Kenji Katagiri, Red and Léa's classmate comes into the lab and sees Hiro, but proceeds to insult and down Léa's abilities, telling her that she wouldn't be Caltech's representative for long as he will steal the spotlight someday. Even if the two seems to be against each other, Hiro realizes they might be at least friends because they're competitors. After fixing Baymax, Red goes out of the lab to take a call from Gogo, and Léa and Hiro discuss about Kenji and who he is in Léa's life, with Léa confessing that she isn't Kenji's type. Hiro then tells her that Léa is *his* type, making him stutter and spiral out of control. Tadashi calls from Baymax, scolding Hiro how he should've told him he'll go out of town to help people.

##### **7: Meteorology**

Léa and Julian see a stray puppy on the street on their way back home and she takes the dog home to give her a bath while Ian handles the contact numbers of people who could've lost a dog, since it has a collar. Before going back to the road though, Léa notices that the sky is becoming a weird color, despite the forecast saying it wouldn't rain that time. After giving the dog- now named Mudpie- a bath and food, Léa decides to call the Hamada brothers to tell them that they're only fictional characters and that they're from another world. Hiro eventually confessed that they already know that in the get-go, and that Wasabi is already working on how to go back to where they belong.

##### **8: Orthoepy**

The next morning, Julian tells Léa that no one is claiming Mudpie as theirs, so the said dog would be placed under the Navarros' care for the time being. Red visits Léa after Julian goes out, telling her that she found a ripped picture of her and her mother. She assumes it's of her lost father and wants to investigate further, convincing Léa in the process. Léa thinks the best option they have for now is to call Hiro for permission to use Baymax in order to scan the whole city to find Red's dad. While they're in the park, Mudpie runs off, prompting Léa to run after her, but Mudpie faces off with a scary-looking middle-aged man. The little boy who Léa and Hiro saved from the fire before is the one who saves Mudpie from him, and Léa thanks the boy whose name is later revealed to be Oliver.

##### **9: Chemistry**

Léa, Hiro, and Red go to the library's Hall of Records to investigate, only for Red to accidentally reveal to Hiro that Léa was once a hacker. Feeling guilty, Red leaves the two alone in the library to talk and continues the search by herself for a while. Léa has no choice but to tell Hiro everything about what's happening with her since the beginning, but Hiro then tells her he already knows her before they met; explaining that she's also a fictional character in a movie she doesn't know of, just like how he was to her world. Hiro also tells her that he knows she liked him at some point, and that's why she covers her feelings for Hiro by being mean to him. They agreed to take a break, and Hiro takes Léa on a ride with Baymax, but Red calls and tells her she has another lead about her father, although her phone is being snatched by someone.

### **Season 2**

##### **Prologue**

Léa saves Red by throwing an arnis (a Filipino weapon used in martial arts) to the snatcher and he gets arrested by the police.

##### **10: Psychology (Part II)**

Hiro and Léa along with Baymax try to save Red from the thief to retrieve her phone back, succeeding and running into Kenji in the process, making Hiro jealous, although denies all knowledge of it when Léa confronts her. Red, Léa, and Hiro then hear a random gunshot, and Baymax scans someone in a theater in Pasadena that's supposed to be "abandoned". Callaghan makes an appearance and calls Red by her name, making the trio confused. Two police officers chase Callaghan down before he could talk to Red more, and one of the officers, Officer Valiente, puts Léa and Red on witness protection under Hiro and Baymax's care. At home, Red mentions to Léa that she found two more leads to her father, and Léa takes it into account, although hesitant. She talks to Hiro outside of the house, getting to know each other unbeknownst to them.

##### **12: Genealogy**

While Red is taking a nap, Hiro, Léa, and Baymax take it on workplace directories to know where Red's father had been working for the past years, to no avail. Léa wants to give up, but Hiro tells her what his brother always tells him whenever he thinks everything's falling apart or being hopeless. After Hiro's encouragement, Léa figures out a way to find Red's father; through odontology. The rest of their friends visit Red after hearing about what happened via Tadashi when he's talking to Hiro, and they volunteer to help and be a part of the witness protection while investigating for Red's father at the same time. Meanwhile, Léa's biological father visits the house- revealing that Julian and Léa are only step-siblings- telling them that he found Léa because of a tracking device he installed somewhere without them knowing. Léa gets mad and drives him off while the others comfort her.

##### **12: Odontology**

Red ushers her friends to multiple guest rooms to stay in and continue their investigating, and Léa tells the story of how her biological father was cheating on her mother and picked her over his family. She also reveals that her mother remarried to Julian's dad, who is now her step-father. After everyone goes to bed, Hiro hears whimpering and muttering in Léa's room and checks on her, only to find out she's having a nightmare about her father and is burning up. He asks Baymax for confirmation and help, and he takes it upon himself to place a wet towel on Léa's forehead. Doing this waked her up, and in the process asks Hiro if driving her father away is the right thing to do. Hiro tells her that it's fine to let out her anger because her feelings are valid, and that she's hurt. On a lighter note, Léa finally considers Hiro as a friend, although after Hiro exits her room, he's second-guessing himself for Léa calling her a 'friend', and *only* a friend.

##### **13: Virology**

After hearing that Léa is sick, Tadashi, Honey Lemon, Gogo, Red, and Hiro goes into her room to visit her. She tells everyone that she's okay just being there, and they all continue the investigation- except for Hiro who is still in her room. He explains that he couldn't go with them because he's been assigned to be her 'bodyguard'. Kenji then calls Léa to wish her health back, again making Hiro jealous. When he couldn't take it anymore, he blurts out a confession-like speech to Léa, but Léa thinks he's just being silly and is confused. Léa's fever goes down a few days later, and on a week time-skip Gogo is left with Léa, teaching her magnetic levitation so she could ask Gogo questions for her upcoming exam. When Gogo figures out Léa isn't listening, she calls in a break, and Léa receives a call from Hiro telling her to pick him up from Caltech.

##### **14: Odontology (Part II)**

Léa gets surprised when she goes to the university since it's currently being swarmed by a lot of people, not knowing why they're all there. She knocks at the robotics lab door and Hiro pulls her in quickly, noticing that he's all sweating and disheveled. He explains that the people outside are all his fans, because he accidentally revealed who he's supposed to be to them while flying with Baymax on the way to the university. Léa remembers an emergency exit on the back of the lab and they go through there, only to come face-to-face with a couple of fans outside the back of the campus. Léa and Hiro run to the entrance for Tadashi's moped, but since fans are blocking it, they do a retour and find themselves locked inside a janitor's closet to hide; the metal door accidentally locking by itself. On the other hand, Red is having second thoughts while they're investigating. After the others encourage her, she and Julian go to the dentist's office to talk to him about Red's father if he knows him. The dentist tells them that his mother was the one who did the dental work on Red's dad and gives them his mother's dental records of the said man, revealing to them that Callaghan is Red's father. While confused, Tadashi calls Red and warns them that they should go out of the office since Callaghan is out to get them.

##### **15: Metallurgy**

Léa and Hiro are still locked in the janitor's closet after 2 hours, boredly playing a game of "I Spy". Léa apologizes that if it weren't for her they wouldn't get locked in the closet, and Hiro tells her it's okay, and that he'd rather get stuck in the janitor's closet with her than squeezing through a lot of his fans. He also confirms that what he said weeks ago about her was an actual confession, and that he wasn't faking it. Hiro apologizes that he's confessing too fast, but it's because he doesn't know when he could be whirled back into their own dimension and leave Léa behind after "three years of trying". Apparently Hiro has been trying to connect to Léa for three years, even telling her that it's a stupid thing he hoped to achieve. Léa then hugs him, surprising Hiro, although he does hug back. Gogo and the others eventually found where the two are stuck in and Red cuts through the metal door using a chainsaw to free them. They explain that Callaghan is Red's father and that he's looking for a way to get her, with Léa's dad working with him- Léa's father installs a tracking device onto Red's phone in order to know where they are, and that's why he found her house in the first place. It was also the reason how Callaghan found Red and the others in the dentist's office. Léa wants to help the Big Hero 6 fight Callaghan and her father off, but Hiro disagrees and tells her she'll be safer to go with Tadashi, Julian, and Red instead. Léa disobeys him and when he's out of earshot, she begs Tadashi to let her borrow his moped again since she has a plan. Tadashi agrees, and Léa goes to the Pasadena police department to help her friends.

##### **16: Autonomy**

Hiro and his friends have a lot of trouble distracting Callaghan, and Gogo and Fred team up to find where the hideout of Léa's father is since he's the one controlling his mask. Léa goes to the precinct's security room, seeing her father in a dark room on a computer. Because she doesn't know where he is, she went over her father's police records to get his number, and while she's reading his file, she finds out that Oliver is one of his children, making him her half-brother. Although baffled, she tries to redirect her attention to help her friends fight Callaghan, so she calls her father and tracks him to the Pasadena Playhouse, the abandoned theater. She tells Gogo and Fred to go there, and also helps Hiro and the others avoid swarms and blocks of microbots.

##### **17: Xenobiology**

Red, Julian, and Tadashi goes to the Pasadena Playhouse to help Gogo and Fred, with Red knocking Léa's father unconscious, and they take the neurotransmitter behind Callaghan's mask out of his control. Meanwhile, Fred points out the recovered Silent Sparrow project that Léa's father re-invented in order for Callaghan to get her daughter back in hopes of reuniting with her again. Now that the characters found out that the portal is the way to get back to their own world, Gogo calls Léa to inform her about it, much to Léa's disappointment. On their way home using Julian's car, Hiro and Léa send each other text messages to explain what happened in the precinct, even if they're next to each other.

##### **18: Astronomy**

Hiro couldn't sleep thinking about Léa and their eventual departure from her world, so he goes into Léa's room to talk about themselves. Léa shows Hiro her favorite place in Red's house, the attic, which is actually an observatory, and that Red's house is just built around it and was renovated. Upon asking why she brought him there, Léa tells him that it wasn't only Hiro who sacrificed his time thinking how to connect with the fictional characters, and that she confesses to him that she likes him, but they couldn't be together since they belong in different worlds and could cause a disaster. Léa cries about this issue as well as Hiro, both knowing they couldn't do anything about him and the others leaving.

##### **Epilogue**

Two days later, Léa helps Kenji with his steam engine just like she promised, and goes to the chemistry lab to visit Cameron and Red, who's working on bioluminescent rats, but failing. Red introduces Léa and Cameron to another rat on a glue mousetrap to experiment on, but she loses grip on the mousetrap and it sticks onto the bottom half of Léa's hair. Léa has their classmate, Chantall, the daughter of a hairdresser, to help cut her hair off with garden shears. After cutting her hair, Chantall offers a free appointment for Léa as an early birthday gift. Fast forward to Léa's birthday party, Red visits her in her dressing room with Honey Lemon and Gogo, much to Léa's surprise. Honey Lemon helps Léa with her makeup while Red and Gogo go downstairs to get drinks. While doing her makeup, Honey Lemon reveals to Léa that Hiro has been up for at least days to remake an opposite reaction of the Silent Sparrow, reversing its programming to serve as doors between their worlds.

## **Timeline**

#### **1998**

* Tadashi Hamada (**September 15**) was born.

#### **2003**

* Julian Navarro (**January 10**) and Kenji Katagiri (**November 22**) were born.

#### **2004**

* Hiro Hamada (**June 3**), Cameron Mendes (**June 19**), Léa Navarro (**July 9**), and Red Ordonia (**November 5**) were born.

#### **2005-2007**

* Red's father either died or went missing shortly after she was born, not leaving any traces where he could've been or where he was last seen. (**2006**)
* Léa's father was cheating on her mother and chose his mistress over his own family, abandoning them. (**2007**)
* Hiro and Tadashi's parents dies, leaving them under the care of Cass Hamada, their father's sister. (**2008**)

#### **2010**

* Léa's mother meets a police officer by the name of Julius Navarro, Julian's father.

#### **2014**

* Léa's mother remarries to Julius, and because of their marriage, Léa and her mother needed to move with them somewhere in the Philippines.
* Oliver Buenavista (**March 17**) was born.

#### **2018**

* Léa legally changes her name from Mayari Buenavista to Julia Navarro, taking her step-father's surname.
* In the alternate universe, a fire breaks out during the night of the Science Fair in SFIT, trapping Professor Robert Callaghan inside. Tadashi goes back to save him, although Hiro's microbots got destroyed.
* Léa and Red become classmates in 8th grade and wins a badminton competition together, making them best friends.
* Hiro and the others then learn that Callaghan's daughter, Abigail, is stuck inside a portal in hypersleep because of Alistair Krei's teleportation experiment called the "Silent Sparrow". It was then shut down by the government because of the failed magnetic containment field, sealing the island it's in in the process.
* Hiro forms the modern superheroes Big Hero 6 to find Abigail and somehow restore her health.
* Red tells Léa what happened with her father, and decides to help find him by hacking into police files which eventually got her caught. A police officer was about to hit her unconscious but Julius took the beating instead, rendering him in his first comatose.
* After successfully saving Abigail, Hiro and Tadashi watches a movie with Léa in it, professionally hacking through police reports and documents. Hiro then admires Léa for her determination, making Tadashi tease him. Also, Léa and her friends back in their world also watched a movie with Hiro in it, also admiring him.

#### **2019**

* Hiro develops a big crush on Léa Navarro, and "as stupid as it might be", he tries to find a way to connect to her. When he fails, he gives up on the idea.

#### **2020**

* Somehow, Hiro and the others wind up on San Francisco, California, leaving their friends and family in San Fransokyo. They didn't know how and why they got there, although at some point Hiro came up with the conclusion that they might be in "the other dimension", and they accidentally found a portal.
* Meanwhile the fresh junior high school graduate Léa and her family moves to California after her step-father wakes up from his coma state, but unbeknownst to them, Red and her mother are also planning to move with them there.

* Léa and Red meet Cameron Mendes and Kenji Katagiri in Caltech, the school they transferred to. She finds a friendly but cocky competition with Kenji, trying to bump him off as the valedictorian of the class.

#### **2021**

* The prologue starts off a day after Cameron's 17th birthday (**June 19**), and a week later he and his father congratulate Léa for being the host in the California Academy of Sciences' planetarium show, and Hiro, Léa, and the others meet for the first time (**June 26**).
* In chapter 8 (**June 27**), Red and Léa begin with their investigation again about Red's father, deciding that Hiro and Baymax could help them.

## **Characters**

###### **Protagonists**

* Léa Navarro is a 16 going 17 years old the time the story will be set; she's a fresh graduate from the Philippines moving to the States with her best friend Red Ordonia. She wants to be an astrophysicist studying the universe when she grows up, and Hiro Hamada is her love interest.
* Hiro Hamada is a character original from Big Hero 6 aged-up to be 17. He's now a collegian who attends San Fransokyo Institute of Technology along with his older brother Tadashi and best friends. He's a robotics prodigy with an IQ of 160, and his love interest is Léa Navarro.

###### **Deuteragonists**

* Lia, also known as AX-099, is the android Hiro Hamada creates in the form of Léa Navarro in order to prevent him from being depressed when Léa dies mysteriously in the fishing pier in Pasadena with the cryo-gun.

* Red Ordonia is Léa Navarro's best friend since 8th grade, and like Léa she wants to be a doctor. She has a slight knack for all things Science, and she's the one who teases Léa to Hiro and vice-versa, and is known to like Gogo Tomago.
* Asher Krei is the nephew of Alistair Krei who wants to be a president of an IT company and be successful just like how his uncle is. He becomes the only friend of Léa when she's held captive in KTI.

###### **Tritagonists**

* Julian Navarro is Léa's brother who is older than her by a year, and attends the same university as his younger sister. Unlike Léa, he wants to be a neuroscientist and he's already in fourth-year high school. Tadashi becomes his best friend when they meet in CAS.
* Tadashi Hamada is the older brother of Hiro who considers Julian as one of his best friends upon meeting each other because of their similarities. He's a 22 year-old collegian in SFIT whose girlfriend is Honey Lemon and Baymax's creator.
* Baymax is a huggable robot healthcare companion invention of Tadashi who often hangs out with Hiro to make sure he's safe at all times- and all his friends in general. Along with Hiro, Gogo, Honey Lemon, Fred, and Wasabi, he's part of the superhero team Big Hero 6.

###### **Supporting**

* **Cameron Mendes** is a classmate and close friend of both Red and Léa, although his relationship with Kenji is neutral, at most. He attends Caltech, with his ambition being a physician.
* **Kenji Katagiri** is Léa's valedictorian classmate who is known to rival his intelligence, but both of them are clearly friends; seeing each other as friendly competition. He seems to like Léa, which is why Hiro doesn't like Kenji as much.
* Oliver Buenavista is the little boy- 7 years old at most- that Léa and Hiro saved when his house catches on fire around Red's neighborhood. In the second season, he was revealed to be Léa's younger half-brother.

## **Songs Picked**

###### **English**

* Paper Rings- Taylor Swift (Lover album)
* Ever Ever After- Carrie Underwood (Enchanted album)
* Kura Kura- TWICE (Kura Kura album)
* Depend On You- TWICE (I CAN'T STOP ME album)
* Fine- Taeyeon (My Voice album)

###### **Spanish**

* Odio o Amor- Rin y Len [Latino]
* Echame La Culpa- Demi Lovato, Luis Fonsi (Vida album)

## **Trivias**

* Beyond Worlds will be the first (and so far only) literary work of HM to be a fanfiction.
* Despite the book revolving around Science, the tagline is related to Math.
* All add-in characters in the book has nicknames consisting of three letters: Julia- Léa, Meredith- Red, Julian- Ian, Kenji- Ken, Cameron- Cam, Oliver- Oli, Asher- Ash.
* A lot of references and similarities to The Big Bang Theory was in the book:
	+ Most of the characters in TBBT are working in California Institute of Technology, often shortened to Caltech, and that's also where Léa, Red, Kenji, Julian, and Cameron are studying.
		- Ironically, not one from the main characters originate from Pasadena, California, let alone the United States. The Navarro family is from the Philippines along with Red, Kenji is from Japan, and Cameron was born and raised in Vietnam.
	+ Léa corrects Red by saying she wants to be an astrophysicist, not an astronomer, as those are two different occupations. Raj Koothrappali is also an astrophysicist who hosts planetarium shows.
	+ Like Sheldon Cooper, Kenji hates it when things are out of order or if someone antagonizes and/or annoys him.
	+ Red could be inspired from Howard Wolowitz for her engineering skills as shown in the book.
	+ Amy Farrah Fowler is a neurobiologist, and a neurobiologist is what Julian wants to be when he grows up.
* Unlike San Fransokyo, the places that the characters go to in Beyond Worlds (except for the locations already coined in by Big Hero 6)- even the characters they meet along the way- are real locations and people:
	+ California Institute of Technology is a real university in Pasadena, California, as well as California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco.
		- Both universities also have planetariums, the place where Léa is picked to host in.
	+ Léa's favorite teacher, Professor Katherine (Katie) L. Bouman, is an actual professor in Caltech.
	+ The Huntington Hospital where Léa's mother is working and where her father is confined in is a real hospital located in Pasadena.
	+ The Navarro's apartment is the Pasadena Gateway Villas.
	+ Scott D. Sampson is the real director of California Academy of Sciences.
	+ Marengo Villa is where Red and her mother lives in.
	+ The park where Oliver and Léa met is the Brookside Park.
	+ The Pasadena Public Library is where Hiro, Red, and Léa investigated for Red's father.
	+ The theater place that is said to be haunted is the Pasadena Playhouse.
	+ Professor Thomas Felix Rosenbaum is the current president of Caltech who Hiro said let him in the university.
	+ The dentist Callaghan went to is the Newport Dental.
	+ The Pasadena Police Department is where Léa went for hacking.
	+ Léa's 17th birthday party was held at The Grand Pavilion of the Banquet Hall.
	+ The Fishing Pier in Pasadena where Léa disappeared.
* Beyond Worlds is so far the only literary work that's been translated completely to Spanish, with the title being *Dimensiones.*
	+ Respectively, this is the only story to have two titles when translated into another language.
* The book's teaser card depicts the book title's initials "BW" in binary.
* In one of the early drafts of the story, Oliver (the boy Hiro and Léa saved in the fire) was supposed to jump from a building, prompting Big Hero 6 to save him, but Léa talks to him to calm him down. This was removed for unknown reasons, and replaced it with the part when Oliver saves Mudpie from a middle-aged man instead.
* Cj Sanchez hinted that Oliver will be a huge part in Léa's life.
	+ On that same note, Stefen Sanchez also mentioned that there will at least be three big plot twists in the story along with the protagonists (Léa and Hiro) and the deuteragonist (Red)'s own character arcs, albeit setting the point of view to only Léa's.
* The first season of the book will be released in Chrysalis' Wattpad account as a draft on June 3, 2021, while the second season will be released on July 9, 2021. June 3 and July 9 are Hiro and Amree Aguinaldo's birthdays respectively.
	+ The writers allowed Amree to read the whole season 1 of the book on June 1, as she has the "rights" to do so, as per the writers themselves. Amree, accompanied by both Cj Sanchez and Austin Dy, livestreamed her and Austin's reaction to the story, although the three have been careful not to spoil anything.
* On June 1, 2021, Parker Trinh mentions in one of his tweets that Amree said Beyond Worlds would have a demo reel, with Amree voicing Léa, Cj as Julian, and Lucas Hale's cousin, Austin Dy, will be voicing Hiro.
* Michael Williams confirmed that the second season isn't a sequel, as season 1 of Beyond Worlds wouldn't make sense as a standalone.
* Ironically, if Beyond Worlds wasn't a Hirella fanfiction and if the overall lore of the book would be taken into account, Red would be the actual protagonist. The writers say it'd be better for the characters (and the plotline) if she's the deuteragonist instead, since she'd steal the spotlight for the others.
* Beyond Worlds is the first sci-fi project of both HM and Genius Inc.
* The first season of the book was released on June 3, 2021 at 6:03 in the morning, PHT (Philippine Time), making the date and time 06/03, 06:03.
	+ Season 2's release is expected to be on July 9, 2021 at 7:09 (07/09, 7:09), also in Philippine time.
* Given the fact that the book mentions a few times that Léa hasn't had her birthday yet in the year the story is set and that Hiro and Cameron (who are both born on the same month) are already 17, it's safe to say that the story is set on late June.
	+ Amree Aguinaldo theorized that although it was never mentioned by any of the characters that Cameron had just turned 17, assuming that he had his birthday when the story first started and the story took a week time skip to the planetarium show (which is a weekend so either Saturday or Sunday), the last chapter in the book could be set on either Sunday, June 27th, or Monday, June 28th. Writer Parker Trinh had Amree's theory confirmed.
* The second season of the book has point-of-view switches, which means we get to read that specific part in one of the main characters' perspective. It's unknown why the first book doesn't have them.
* It was revealed on July 6, 2021 via Amree Aguinaldo's theory video that the series would have a sequel in the future, it was unknown when it will be released.

## **Gallery**

Beyond Worlds book coverBeyond Worlds II former book coverThe book's initials as the favicon of the wikiHiro and Léa as the former wiki headerLéa Navarro (female protagonist)Hiro Hamada (male protagonist)Hiro with redrawn LéaRed Ordonia (deuteragonist)Julian Navarro (tritagonist)Tadashi Hamada (tritagonist)Cameron Mendes (supporting)Oliver Buenavista (minor)Léa in season 2Hiro in season 2Red in season 2Léa in the EpilogueHiro in the Epilogue