Super-Trio

The **Super Trio** was a forceful team of three powered entities, including the Brother, Chris Seelig, and Owl in *VGHW: The Original Saga - Episode VI (The Mini Movie)*. Under the strategic leadership of Owl, the trio was more than just a coalition of powered entities; they were the embodiment of an overwhelming force set to challenge the balance of the VGHW universe.

Owl, with his enigmatic aura, stood at the helm of this union. He wasn't just a leader; he was a benefactor, generously bestowing upon the Brother and Chris Seelig unmatched supernatural prowess. This move wasn't just about amplifying their individual capabilities but about creating a cohesive unit of unparalleled strength. The very introduction of the Super Trio instantly reshaped the narrative landscape, turning them into a looming shadow over Jason Wexler and his loyal ally, Remy Erdman. Their presence was not just about the threat they posed but also the depth of challenges they introduced.

The Brother, already notorious for his relentless vendetta against Wexler, found in Chris Seelig an ally who shared a mutual disdain for their common adversary. This union, under the umbrella of the Super Trio, solidified their determination and amplified their collective capacity for chaos. The culmination of their actions served as a pivotal juncture in the VGHW narrative. Their malevolent endeavors forced Wexler's hand, propelling him to reignite his long-forgotten power machine. This act, a direct consequence of the Super Trio's actions, bore profound implications not just for the course of events but for the deeper interpersonal dynamics, most notably straining the already tenuous relationship between Wexler and the Brother.

However, as with many alliances formed on mutual benefit and shared objectives, the Super Trio wasn't destined to last. Their dissolution came in the wake of Chris Seelig's ascension in power and the Brother's harrowing decision to banish Remy Erdman to the spirit realm. Although their active reign was ephemeral, their impact was anything but. The legacy of the Super Trio, though short-lived, reverberated throughout subsequent episodes. Even though they haven't graced the screen since the mini movie, their specter looms large, their actions often alluded to, reminding viewers of the tumult they once ushered.

## Origin

### Owl's Beginning

Before Owl even discovered Wexler, he began his process by sketching out plans for to conduct mind reading. He theorized his project would best be embedded in a computer keyboard to allow for maximum customization and freelance modifications. Owl’s calculations would encounter electric shocks within his keyboard that in theory create a lightning cannon. He also laid out ideas for teleportation, which he prematurely gave himself the ability to use. Through discovering Jason. L.O, Owl became suspicious of Wexler’s intellectual potential and decided to use one of Jason’s keyboards as his foundation. He engaged in a spying process around Wexler, where he discovered Chris in the act of his first robbery, although he did not engage.

### Meeting the Brother

Through spying on Wexler, Owl also noticed the Brother, fresh amid his second robbery. The Brother, in a desperate bid to escape after coming face to face with Wexler, had jumped into the time machine without inputting a destination, leaving his fate—and perhaps the fate of many others—to the whims of uncontrolled time travel. The Brother emerged in an endless black void, however, to his luck, Owl was there spying, and resorted to save the Brother. Pulling him back to reality, Owl orchestrated a meeting at Wexler’s current location, his grandmother's house. The Brother's appearance was eerie, a manifestation from the dark recesses of a closet, leaving cryptic messages in a psychological warfare tactic against Wexler. Months went by, and Owl was still missing a crucial component for his keyboard project: the actual keyboard. Deciding he could delay no more, he teleported into Wexler's house, stealing the vital component before transporting it back to his lair. His abilities were still incomplete, but the risks seemed worth the promise of extraordinary powers. Meeting with the Brother, he shared his ambitions to imbue the keyboard with capabilities beyond human comprehension. Intrigued by the notion, the Brother agreed to collaborate.

### Meeting Chris Seelig

In a whirlwind of events, Wexler and Remy, along with their "Cool Guy Clones," discovered the Brother and Owl trespassing in Wexler's home. Just as they were about to confront them, the duo teleported to Washington D.C. There, Owl successfully recruited Chris Seelig, a name he had come across during his espionage activities on Wexler. Promising Chris and the Brother supernatural abilities like mind-reading and mind control via the keyboard, Owl formed the formidable super-trio.

## Actions

In the pinnacle of the super-trio's existence, the VGHW universe bore witness to several pivotal moments that significantly shaped its narrative. The emergence of this powerful alliance, brimming with abilities, served as a catalyst for many events. Wexler, recognizing the unparalleled threat they posed, felt compelled to activate his power machine, granting himself abilities that might have otherwise remained dormant. This act was more out of desperation than desire, a testament to the looming menace of the trio.

Wexler and Remy's strategy evolved in response to the escalating stakes. In an unprecedented move, they decided to clone themselves, leading to the formation of the "Athletic Clones" and "Lazy Clones". This decision was a clear indication of the lengths they were willing to go to counteract the might of the super-trio. Such desperate measures gave way to monumental confrontations like the Battle of Fortuna. This epic clash culminated in the deaths of both Remy and Wexler at the hands of a powered Chris, introducing them to the enigmatic spirit realm, a realm that would later hold great significance.

The imbuing of powers didn't merely amplify physical strengths; it magnified the personalities and true natures of its bearers. The VGHW universe delved deeper into the psyche of its characters, primarily the Brother and Chris. The Brother, though always having exhibited tendencies of malevolence, with the newfound power, became an embodiment of unchecked cruelty. His actions were no longer just mischievous; they were fueled by raw spite, making him a villain of the most treacherous kind. Chris, on the other hand, demonstrated a more calculative side. Unlike the Brother, his thirst was more for power itself rather than the joy of destruction. He evolved as a character who prioritized personal gain over sheer malevolence, proving that power can provide clarity about one's true intentions.

The creation of the super-trio ushered in an era of epic battles, brimming with raw energy and power. These confrontations, more than just physical showdowns, had profound implications, leaving scars that would last a lifetime. The dynamic of the VGHW universe was irreversibly altered due to the trio's influence. The once cat-and-mouse chase involving mere burglaries transformed into a grand tale of good versus evil, with stakes higher than ever. The introduction of the super-trio, therefore, did not just bring new powers into play but introduced a depth and complexity to the characters and the narrative, forever altering the trajectory of the VGHW universe.

## The Folding

The super trio's unity, which seemed impervious, began to crumble under the weight of individual ambitions and unexpected turns of events. The destruction of the cloning machine by the Brother was a turning point, pushing Wexler and Remy into crafting a new solution by merging a power machine into the rebuilding process. Their intention was to arm Remy with powers to level the playing field, but they inadvertently created an opening for Chris. Watching from the shadows, Chris saw this as his golden ticket to ascendancy. Stepping into the machine, he emerged even more potent and, with an insatiable hunger for supremacy, chose to walk away from the alliance that had defined so much of the VGHW narrative. His departure wasn't just a tactical shift, it was a paradigm shift in the power dynamics of the universe.

Meanwhile, as Wexler and the freshly empowered Remy confronted Owl and the Brother, the landscape was primed for another grand clash. The Brother, misjudging the situation and feeling the absence of Chris, believed he had an advantage and unleashed a powerful mental hack. This audacious move, which sent Remy spiraling into the spirit realm, drained the Brother both physically and mentally, revealing the true costs of wielding such potent abilities. While he was engaged, Owl, always the enigma, vanished without a trace. To the Brother, he wasn't sure if it was a tactical retreat or another mysterious objective. However, **Owl retreated to his office to begin construction on a new weapon, an Orbital Strike Satellite**. With the Brother, exhausted and vulnerable, fleeing the scene to recover, the battlefield was eerily silent, save for a resolute Wexler.

The trio, once a symbol of united strength and shared objectives, was now scattered. Their unity was shattered not by external forces, but by their own internal desires and ambitions. Each member of the trio had embarked on a new trajectory, signaling an end of an era in the VGHW universe. The collective strength of Owl, Chris, and the Brother might never be seen again, but the impacts of their alliance and subsequent dissolution would reverberate for a long time to come.