The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3531 (Seymour)

"The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3531 (2)", is the second episode of Season 1 in Seymour's Adventures and the third Adventure Video ever produced. It is a significant entry in the early history of The Adventure Series Universe. Central to this adventure is the character of PC Guy3531, who serves as the primary antagonist of The Adventure Series.

This adventure underwent several title variations over the years, shifting from "The Quest to Destroy PC Guy3531" to "The Adventure to Defeat Lego PC Guy3531" and "The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3543." This naming ambiguity emerged for two main reasons. Firstly, Mac Guy3135 created a separate adventure with the same title, and secondly, the concept of the timeline was not yet established at the time of this adventure's creation. In the revised canon that incorporates the timeline concept, the PC Guy featured in this adventure is identified as Lego PC Guy rather than PC Guy3531. To address the confusion surrounding the title, a remake was created, but it, too, has been lost, leaving only the original version with a surviving copy.

Despite the naming challenges, this adventure is most commonly recognised as "The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3531 (Seymour)." Notably, the Lego figure seen in this adventure was instrumental in inspiring the character design for the PC Guys, who would go on to become the consistent antagonistic force within The Adventure Series Universe.

As with Seymour's other adventures, the original copy of this adventure was deleted. However, the adventure was preserved through Seymour's request for Mac Guy3135 to create a reaction video. In doing so, Mac Guy3135 ensured the existence of an accessible version of the adventure, albeit with reedited audio to circumvent potential copyright claims from YouTube.

## Plot

The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3531 begins with Seymour, who, while in his garden, voices his boredom. His leisurely moment, however, is abruptly interrupted by the sight of a dog perched in a tree. This canine visitor presents Seymour with an intriguing challenge to identify the PC Guy on Earth responsible for annoying the Internet with the phrase "Your Uncle is a Fool" and put an end to this antagonist. Accepting the dog's challenge, Seymour takes leave of his pet bunny and embarks on a voyage.

Recognising the need for a companion to aid him on this mission, Seymour recruits the assistance of a squirrel, one of The Good Creatures. Together, Seymour and the squirrel commence their quest to reach PC Guy3531's Castle. Their progress is soon halted when a bear knocks them unconscious. They awaken in a kitchen, facing the bear who is none too pleased by their intrusion into his property. Seymour reveals the details of his mission to the bear, explaining PC Guy3531's sinnister plot to obliterate the Internet with the disruptive message. In an unexpected turn, the bear proposes a deal, he agrees to join Seymour and the squirrel in their mission if Seymour prepares a batch of pancakes. Seymour fulfills this cullinary request, and the bear enjoys the pancakes, cementing his role as an ally in the quest.

On the next part of their journey, they encounter a red squirrel who, too, expresses a desire to join their mission. Subsequently, a bunny additionally seeks to become a part of their group. The group continues forward until they finally arrive at their destination, witnessing the imposing sight of PC Guy3531's Castle perched atop a mountain. As they consider the challenging and perilous journey that lies ahead, Seymour decides that it is too hazardous for The Creatures who have joined them along the way. He bids them farewell, leaving the squirrel with his scarf. The Creatures collectively agree to embark on a new venture of starting a company.

The narrative then shifts back to Seymour, who is now nearing PC Guy3531's Castle. Upon his arrival at the castle, Seymour dedicates time to locating the elusive PC Guy. His search eventually leads him to a Lego minifigure. Seymour engages in a monologue, explaining the necessity of the PC Guy's destruction. However, when the PC Guy turns around to face Seymour, the shocking sight of the minifigure's grotesque appearance terrifies Seymour. He flees in panic, and PC Guy3531 gives chase. Seymour's frantic flight takes him all over the castle, and the relentless PC Guy3531 continues to utter the bothersome phrase "Your Uncle is a Fool" repeativly.

Seymour attempts to engage the PC Guy in a dialogue, posing a question about the ownership of the castle. In response, PC Guy3531 reveals that it is not his castle it belongs to three Evil Creatures. These mysterious beings had managed to escape captivity, detonate the castle, kill the guards, and escape in an airship. Rumors exist that the Evil Creatures wield formidable spoon swords.

The PC Guy then reverts to his never ending chant of "Your Uncle is a Fool," thoroughly agitating Seymour. The adventure culminates in a cliffhanger, as it concludes with a tense standoff between Seymour and PC Guy3531, leaving their ultimate fates unknown.

## Cast

* **Seymour** - The primary protagonist of the series and this adventure.
* **Tree Dog** - A dog perched in a tree who challenges Seymour to locate and eliminate PC Guy3531.
* **Squirrel** - The leader of the protagonistic faction of Seymour's clan of The Creatures.
* **Pancake Loving Bear** - A bear with a penchant for pancakes and an aversion to tresspassers.
* **The Creatures** - A red squirrel and a bunny, two additional members of The Good Creatures.
* **PC Guy3531** - A PC Guy made of Lego who aims to inundate the Internet with the annoying phrase "Your Uncle is a Fool."

## Production

The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3531 was created by Seymour in early 2016. For this adventure, Seymour opted to film at Richborough Roman Fort, serving as the setting for PC Guy3531's Castle. In Seymour's canonical storyline, this location was the residence of Lego PC Guy at the time, signifying his presence on Earth. Seymour's garden served as the backdrop for all the other outdoor scenes, with careful camera angles creating the illusion of a larger and more adventurous space. This production process resulted in two main filming locations with disticnt props, one featuring The Creatures and another showcasing Lego PC Guy.

During this period, the concept of non-Lego PC Guys and the PC Guy Empire had not yet been introduced. It was only when Mac Guy3135 produced his adventure of the same name and the timeline that these ideas came into play. As the concepts of MAC C and extraterrestrial civilisations had not been developed, the adventure exclusively unfolds on Earth, without any references to MAC C or the PC Guy Empire. This uniqueness posed challenges for the integration of the adventure into the overarching timeline, necessitating a remake.

Following Seymour's typical approach, the adventure was edited using Windows Movie Maker and exported at 360p. It was deleted soon after its upload, but it was preserved due to Mac Guy3135 having downloaded a copy earlier for use in making a requested reaction video. The adventure featured copyrighted music, leading to a later version with altered audio. However, this audio adjustment led to synchronisation issues, and it remains uncertain whether a version with the original audio still exists today.

## Reception

The adventure enjoyed a positive reception as it marked the first true inception of the "Adventure Video" genre within Seymour's catalog and the series as a whole. In these videos, adventurers embark on challenging journeys to confront foes and assist allies. Mac Guy3135's reaction video to this adventure was also notably positive. The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3531 earned acclaim for its consistent and understandable narrative structure, representing the first video in The Adventure Series with a properly defined beginning, middle, and end. It stands as the most coherent video among Seymour's early adventures.

## Trivia

* The PC Guy featured in the video has undergone various names, including PC Guy3531, PC Guy3543, Lego PC Guy, Lego PC Guy3531, and numerous other iterations.
* At the time of the video's creation, no PC Guy Empire existed, and the intention was for this character to be the sole PC Guy.
* The existence of Mac Guy3135's video of the same name generated significant confusion, necessitating the confusing insertion of two PC Guy3531 characters into the timeline.
* The Adventure is directly succeeded by "The Adventure to Destroy the IHE Lego Head".
* The specific title of any potential remake, should it ever come to be, remains unknown.
* The use of a Lego figure to symbolise the first appearance of a PC Guy influenced the final design of PC Guys. The head and torso shape, as well as the hand, mouth and moustache design, were inspired by this Lego figure.
* Consequently, the canonical explanation for the creation of the PC Guys is based on Angus drawing a Lego figure.
* The Lego figure that served as Angus' inspiration for the PC Guys predates the PC Guys on the timeline. However, the Lego PC Guy depicted in the adventure is canonically a later creation by PC Plum.
* Of all Seymour's early adventures, this one retained the most influence on the timeline that followed.
* The departure of The Creatures to start a company during the adventure is a storyline that continues in "The Meaning of This Video", as the first three of Seymour's Adventures were part of a broader plot, albeit presented in a scattered and non-sequential order that has never truly been ordered.
* The squeak sound effect was used multiple times across various Adventure Videos.

## Remakes

The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3531 underwent a remake in 2017, during which Seymour revisited Richborough Roman Fort to confront a Lego character. This remake aimed to better align the adventure with the overarching narrative of the Adventure Series Timeline and to eliminate any potential confusion with Mac Guy3135's adventure of the same title. In this reimagined version, the adventure adopted the edited title "The Adventure to Destroy PC Guy3543," signifying that the Lego PC Guy was distinctly separate from PC Guy3531. PC Guy3543 had his own backstory, involving his dispatch to Earth by Crown PC Guy, alongside PC Guy3531. However, he was chosen as PC Plum had earlier arrested the fact that PC Guy3543 was not like the Lego minifigure sued to design the PC Guys.

The remake introduced several changes, most notably repositioning the narrative to facilitate its integration into the timeline. The character of the Pancake Loving Bear, originally a protagonist, was transformed into an antagonist whom Seymour taunted by destroying his milk. Furthermore, the adventure had the unplanned twist of Seymour being kicked out of Richborough Roman Fort for not possessing an English Heritage Membership. In both the original and the remake, the adventure canonically ends with the Evil Creatures capturing Lego PC Guy and imprisoning him on Rock R, setting the stage for "The Adventure to Destroy the IHE Lego Head". However, it's essential to note that while the original adventure exists, no copies of the remake are known to exist. As a result, the original remains the canonical representation of the adventure for the time being.

Seymour contemplated another remake of the adventure, named "(2) The Adventure to Defeat Lego PC Guy", primarily to resolve any lingering uncertainties about the PC Guy's name. Nevertheless, due to Seymour's disappearance, this, like many of his remakes, remains uncertain.