ReBoot 3.1.1: "To Mend and Defend" Quiz

Answer: Get into a single file line and gun it to the Principal Office

Dot Matrix was smart and ordered the CPUs to get into a single file line. Megabyte's men scattered into two parallel lines on either side of them, just as Dot had anticipated. She ordered the gunners from the Principal Office to fire at will. The gunners took down all of the enemies and the CPUs made it back to the base safely. Two of the enemy ships, however, had crashed into the unshielded Principal Office, thereby disabling the shields for good.

Answer: An incoming game cube

Megabyte wanted to stop Hexadecimal from destroying the main stronghold of Mainframe, but Hexadecimal tossed Megabyte aside and powered up her weapon. Fortunately, a game was incoming, right on top of her. The energy from the game, mixed with her and the weapon's energy overloaded her and effectively incapacitated her.

Answer: Michael Jackson

The game, aptly called "Malicious Corpses" was a first-person shooter played by the user. The character the user played bared amazing similarities to Bruce Campbell. He also used several of his catch-phrases from the "Evil Dead" films including "groovy", and "dead before dawn".

He also had the trademark shotgun and chainsaw in his hand, just like Campbell's character from the films. Enzo rebooted to look like Michael Jackson from Jackson's video "Thriller". Dot rebooted to look like the wife from "The Addams Family", and Enzo's dog Frisket rebooted as a rottweiler.

Answer: Find the user's ammo and hide it

The binomes were hesitant to listen to Enzo, because they did not think of him as a guardian, simply because he was a kid. Interestingly enough, the binomes who were criticizing Enzo, were hiding behind a tombstone that read "Bob". Bob was the guardian of mainframe before Megabyte cast him into the web and sealed him in. Dot eventually got them to contribute to the game by letting them know that stealing the ammo was important.

Answer: To use propaganda to further tarnish Enzo's already limited reputation as a guardian

To initiate his propaganda plan, Megabyte ordered an infected binome, named Cyrus, to rile up the masses and lose whatever trust they had in Enzo. Clearly, Bob's absence from Mainframe was a win for Megabyte. Enzo was too young and small to fight Megabyte. Also his guardian keytool, "Glitch", was broken by Megbyte, so Enzo did not have the powers Bob had at his disposal.

Answer: True

Megabyte's scientists found Hexadecimal's overloaded body on the ground by the game cube. They picked it up and took it to Megabyte's lair where they were working to repair her with new implants and rebuilt parts. After all, Megabyte wanted her to get the "best" care.

Answer: He was shot by the user.

After the user got the last page of the book he needed to beat the game, Frisket made a bold dash to try and kill him. As Frisket went in for the kill, the user fired a shotgun round right into Frisket's chest. Enzo wanted to go back to help his dog, but the game needed to be finished in order to help him.

Answer: Frisket

The wounded Frisket managed to get into the cabin which had Dot, Enzo, and the user within. The user was using his chainsaw and trying to take out both Enzo and Dot. As the user was walking towards the book to end the game, Frisket got inside and tripped the user, somehow jamming him in a futon. Dot tied him up, and Enzo got the user to jump into the cellar, where he was effectively destroyed and "dead before dawn".

Answer: True

Phong, the wise leader of Mainframe, used Mouse's algorithms to re-activate the shields, thereby protecting the system for at least a little while longer. Phong complimented Mouse's codes and she complimented him in return, turning him redder than a strawberry.

Answer: Nulls

Nulls are former sprites and binomes who lost games and were deleted from the system, save for their nulled data. Phong also said that the doctor's told Enzo to pick up the dog immediately, due to his comedic unfriendly nature with strangers. Before ending the episode, Enzo vowed to find Bob and bring him home from the web.