WiDESHOT MEGA

***WiDESHOT MEGA*** (Waidoshottomega -ワイドショットメガ) is the beloved sequel of the original manga created by R. It follows the *WiDESHOT*'s primary antagonist, Yesterday Man, and his efforts to achieve His Tomorrow.

## A New Era

* Following the events of the moment's semblance, Yesterday Man rejoices his victory. He immediately contacts his League Adviser, Fish Fry, who tells him that he must report back to the Union Terminus to attend the League Commencement Ceremony: the event where all new League members are inducted. This year, however, there is only one new League Member, Vincent Stronghold. The new inductee is looking for Dan's Slayer, who slayed Dan in Dan's Lair. Fish Fry, deeply understanding the nuances of Yesterday Man's personality, recommends him as Stronghold's adviser.
* Take Strong Stronghold to all of their planets — Mistah Smiles planet is a bunch of Emoji Pillarmen
* In an attempt to gather more fuel, Yesterday Man destroys the Zenith Star, the prized possession of Sold Out. Sold Out is the leader of the Legal Pirates — a group of marauders that somehow ALWAYS end up following the law.
* After defeating the Legal Pirates, Yesterday Man is personally awarded by Fish Fry, who grants him access to the League Sanctuary Vault — a place where many ancient artifacts are kept. Inside, Yesterday Man uses Paramount to steal the Zealringe, a needle and container capable of extracting and storing an individual's Zeal Signature
* Cape Gold is a hook-shaped peninsula, the site of small villages, lighthouses, ponds, bays, and ocean beaches. It is also home to the Legal Pirates, led by the law-abiding Sold Out.
	+ Daybe Foreyonder and House McGruff are searching for Bud Slick, a former League Member who is now hiding out on Cape Gold.
	+ Yesterday Man and Yami Joyride arrive at the Port Town's dock, after destroying the Zenith Star

MEGA Characters

* + The League Council
		- The Council of the League consists of 2 high league members and 1 anonymous Shadow League member, who will break the tie if the 2 HLM's disagree. The worst part about being sent to the League prison isn't even physical — it's psychological. They won't tell you how long your sentence is (Most times it's forever, a life sentence lol), so every day you're crippled with hope of "Will I get out today? Tomorrow? Next week?" Rather than crushing your spirit entirely, the League relishes in  wanting you to suffer false hope, so that you're fully conscious of your confinement at all times, and never resign yourself to your situation. It's actually a hold-over from a really old, well-intentioned law that sought to prevent prisoners from being "institutionalized" and becoming comfortable with life in prison. The considered abolishing it at only one point in League history, but kept it because of the great pleasure they received from seeing the prisoner's false hopes and dreams
		- the anonymous mediator is always a "randomly" selected, according to the League, but it usually cycles between a select few members. The two known judges are Whiteford Black and Blackford White and they NEVER agree. The League intentionally picked two people with the most differing opinions
	+ Mega Worlds
* Henrick Magdalini
* Yesterday Man tells Fish Fry about the Coalition
* Coalition — A new foundation meant to destroy the League.
* High League Arc — eliminate the Coalition
* Coalition Suppression Arc
* Charity Arc
* Quantum Bombastic
* T'orrn
* Yesterday Man discovers the Origins of the League — decides the Universe would be better off under His Tomorrow
* Yesterday Man begins spreading the Sisalik Virus around the universe.
* Final Verdict
* Yami Joyride Arc
* House McGruff enters the picture
* Magic Realm Arc
* Double Feature
* Yami Joyride races Forget Me Not
* Forget Me not and Yesterday Man enter the Truth
* GARTHOKULHAULPS