DUDESOFT'S PROFILE

Dudesoft stares at the ceiling of his room. That thing had made it clear this was a killing game, and yet here he was. Spending the day in the AV Room had concluded nothing. The sheer horror of the situation had him curled into a ball out of view from the other students. Perhaps it would be best to just stay in this room, and wait it out. The rule about having to kill others couldn't be real. Pure lunacy. Staying safe and sound would be the best plan instead? Perhaps for now.
But no. Out there in the halls, potential killers lurk and bide their time. Potential victims if the sadistic gods had anything to say about it.
The boy rolled onto his side, struggling to breathe. Could he truly kill someone?
But then, if this is real... truly real... Why not? The inferior rabble in the gymnasium seemed ill-fit to leave this game alive. Society would only lose out if he found no means of survival. Others must have succeeded...
A thought flickered through Dudesoft's mind.
#Take Toolkit from Dorm

Turtling inside this room would be death. Without another hesitation, Dudesoft sprang from bed and dressed. As he exited his dorm, one hand loosening his tie, the boy made sure to #lock the door.
Others must have survived this. Perhaps there are clues or insight to be uncovered...

#Move to Trophy Room and Inspect Trophy Case.

"This is horseshit." A voice from the back of the room spits out. A boy loosens his necktie and shrugs off his jacket to the floor. With one hand in his pocket, and the other folding back his long brown hair, the boy starts towards the gym door.
"The old man's gonna blow a gasket when he finds out what's goin' on."

Without another glance to anyone, the boy pushes open the gym doors and exits.

(I head to Room 2)

I loved the original, and the creators said when it came out that if they got to do a sequel, they'd love to do it about the internet.
As optimistic as I am, I heard that all the Disney Princesses were shovelled into this movie. Which makes me cringe.

There's a thing at Disney that says you have to pander to boys and girls. There's no blanket for both. Boys like fighting, girls like dolls; is the general idea.
Wreck-it Ralph, therefore, was about a brute who breaks stuff. And where does he go? A bright pink candyland with all sorts of cute princesses. It is NO mistake that he went to candyland.

Then production of Rapunzel is another one. The people in charge of marketing surmised that little boys don't want to watch a movie called, "Rapunzel". So they named it Tangled. Same goes for The Ice Queen > Frozen.
These titles are for Disney Princess films that boys wouldn't be interested in (according to the House of Mouse), renamed to be cool and catchy.
Zootopia was about cops and robbers (boys) and starred a cute little bunny girl (girls).
So here is Wreck-it Ralph 2. Instead of being about online gaming, which is mostly FPS and stuff (boys stuff), they can focus on Disney Princesses (girls) and probably lots of crazy action (boys). I'm TRYING to be optimistic about WR2, because the writers are great, but I am hesitant to give it any sort of pre-approval.

I debated making a loud ruckus about how much I looked forward to seeing the new Inspector Clouseau movie. But none of the millennials around me would have understood.