History WMG / GeneratorRex

***** Fell into a plot hole (if the series never gets picked up)

** That's a rather interesing theory. Though we'll have to wait and see if he indeed has a reason for hiding his eyes. It's possible he's got a [[{{X-Men}} Cyclops]] thing going on.

** Definitely original Ben, unless it's a TakeThatMe BlamEpisode with it's tongue firmly planted on the cheek.

* Each Evo is an experimental organic Metal Gear, the designs for each of them are distributed randomly through SOP

Which is why there are talking animals with special powers everywhere. They're EVOs.
* Robotnik is the last remnant of Providence trying to wipe out EVOs.

* ''A mutant.'' His ability to control machines isn't the result of his nanites, its a genetic mutation that allows him to control them. That's why his nanite constructs break down when his emotions do, even though other EVOs don't seem to have that problem.

Her powers will eventually let her control EVOs, and she'll be a bigger threat than Van Kleiss because Rex likes her, and she's not tied down to any specific locale.

** Or, remember how Rex couldn't control himself when he overloaded with nanites? Maybe The 'insane' EVOs just had too many nanites activate all at once.

[[WMG: Hunter Cain lost his family to EVOs...]]

** It also explains why he refuses to admit that EVOs can be cured, he's trying to convince himself that killing her was the only thing that could be done and there was no other option or chance she would be saved.

* In ''Rabble'' its mentioned that Rex wasn't able to use any of his {{Shapeshifter Weapon}}s when he was with the other EVOs the last time. And seeing that the people who made GeneratorRex made [[WesternAnimation/{{Ben 10}} another]] [[WesternAnimation/Ben10AlienForce series]] with a chronic case of NewPowersAsThePlotDemands, it seems like this might happen to GeneratorRex as well.

* Think about it. According to the EVO street rats, he was able to [[PowerNullifier cure EVOs]] even back then. But we know from the episode "Frostbite" that this involves absorbing an [=EVO's=] active nanites, and if he absorbs too many, BodyHorror happens. Providence treats him by removing the extra nanites, but what happened before he joined Providence?

* It would explain why they didn't have any established ties and were just swooping in and snatching up EVOs. Knight was the leader, but allowed for the scientists and Dr. Fell to carry on whatever research they wanted. But as seen in "Promises, Promises", we know that there was a big regime change.

... but also his mind, riding him of most of his emotions and making him a being of almost pure logic and rational thoughts. Which is actually a bad and a good thing, bad because it means he can't relate to the people under his command and has a tendency to alienate them, but good because it rid him of his hatred of EVOs, which enabled him to see the potential in Rex's power : added to his unique situation of being completely nanite-free, Rex's power to cure EVOs enabled Providence to receive funding and the trust of the rest of the world as an organization that could really solve the nanite problem.

Because the man's entire schtick is that EVOs cannot be permanently cured, which [[spoiler: Beverly]] clearly shows to be the case. He may not believe she's cured or may not even care. Expect an all-out war between him and Rex's crew, especially [[spoiler: Doc Holliday]].

Two of the three scientists that wanted to weaponize Rex, because they were seen in his dream in Frostbite and they look exactly the same as the EVOs in the garden when the sequence changes... or they could be Violeta and Rafael Salazar, just 'cause.

This is why some Evos merely gain superpowers and don't mutate into a monster. Ones like Bobo and Circe are infected by a mix of fully programmed Nanites like Rex and unprogrammed Nanites like everyone else, the programmed ones preventing them from being completely mutated. Van Kless is probably infected simularly, but when he was revived, his programmed ones were corrupted, letting Rex cure him.

- I thought it about more in a recent episode "Nightfall" with him and his "family" down in Mexico, [[spoiler:who happen to be werewolf evos that he cures but gives them the power to change at will.]] He interacts with a whole slew of characters both evo and not each with special talents and powers that would be amazing in a fight against Van Kliess. I'd be really disappointed if the series finale didn't have something like that.

* Confirmed-ish. The mind control collars serve a vital function (Especially since Rex was missing) and take the 'Kill' out of Contain, Cure, Kill, but some might see taking away free will (However much free will EVOs have, anyway) as being extremest.

Hence his telling White Knight "If you knew what I wanted to do, you'd be helping me." Of course, without the Nanite Event, Van Kleiss has a monopoly on the creation (and control) of EVOs, allowing him to create an unstoppable army.

With the recent episode, its becoming clearer and clearer on what happened. White Knight didn't go rogue, it was Black Knight who did. Possibly on orders of the higher ups. Black Knight was able to convince [[AloofBigBrother Cesar]] to join her side, given they share the same mentality. Approximately two months into Rex's disappearance, Black Knight's coup d'tat started and she was able to force White Knight, Holiday, and Rex underground thanks to Cesar's inventions which control the EVOs.

* Which is how he came up with the idea of controlling EVOs in 'Back in Black'. Maybe Moses is in cahoots in running New Providence with BK and Caesar?

** Yeah. Besides, Caesar seems like more of an 'The ends justify the means' kind of person. Although we'll probably find out there is some kind of horrible side-effect of the mind control later on, the mind control IS a pretty good solution, all things considered. The only real problem is that the collars can be deactivated at any time by Black, which means that she could potentially re-release the controlled EVOs into society, then threaten to turn the collars off if she doesn't get her way. Basically, she's successfully managed to weaponize EVOs, just like Van Kleiss...

In one episode the crew was fighting an [=EVO=] in their H.Q., Providence, when out of the blue, a statue of an [=EVO=] turns to life. It's revealed that the [=EVO=] had a run in with Van Kleis who I'm assuming tried to drain him and wasn't as sucesful as Alpha. Which brings me to the connection. In the Mash-up episode Alpha would drain evos to dust, the stage they would reach before dust was (you guessed it) rock like.

** He could only create and control EVOs after he uncured himself at the end of season one. Prior to that, he only had control of the ambient nanites in Abyssus.

* Of course, she might use those mind-controlled EVOs of hers as leverage, but who knows?

[[WMG: Black Knight Is Specifically Capturing EVOS...]]

** What if he's somehow involved with Providence and the collars (willingly or otherwise)? Mind-controlling EVOs was pretty much his main shtick.

When he said that Rex didn't have what it took to weather what was coming, he was right. Rex stopped Six from killing the Consortium, Black Knight, and destroying the Nanite Reactor. He might have doomed the world because he wanted to go back for Nightshadow. At the very least, countless EVOs will suffer that needn't have.
* Considering the past few WMGs involve episodes that haven't aired yet in the US, allow me to remind everyone of the existence of the spoiler tag.

It's not a WMG page without at least one of these. His TARDIS has been damaged by nanites, and that's why we don't see it. The entire series is a XanatosGambit to get him the tools necessary to fix it. Alternately, Breach is Haruhi Suzumiya with a bad case of AxCrazy.

** The episode was released on YouTube and it is said that Cain had a wife, but she turned EVO.

* She's a ''really'' good spy, sent by White Knight to gather intel on Van Kleiss. Catching Rex's attention was just a bonus. [[hottip:*:An upcoming episode, ''Turn Around'', may be her pseudo-HeelFaceTurn point.]]

** [[FamilyGuy Like Peter and the Giant Chicken]]? Maybe it started out as small rabbit he tried to hunt in the slums of Hong Kong that went EVO?

[[WMG: Tuck, Cricket and Sqwydd were partially inspired by [[{{Naruto}} Team 8.]] ]]

My only reasons for this is that both Cricket and Hinata are [[ShrinkingViolet Shrinking Violets]] with feelings for the main characters and Man Of Action shows have had many {{Naruto}} references before.

*** Maybe Generators IX, VIII, VII, and so on are out there somewhere

* A real [[ZombieAdvocate Zombie Advocate]] Type. Not the weird version Van Kleiss is trying to pass himself off as.

*** The Bug Jar was wiped out by Alpha in the {{crossover}} episode with ''{{WesternAnimation/Ben 10}}''.

[[WMG: White Knight is...]]

* That's why White didn't sound too surprised to hear that something like it existed.

***** This makes him more badass than he was before.

** Really? He struck me more as a {{CloudCuckoolander}} with a bit of a ruthless streak, and very protective of Rex.

[[http://img13.imageshack.us/i/scan1mv.jpg/ They look quite similar]]. In ''Dark Passage'' we are told that Rylander had *a wife and a young son, but after it was proved the son wasn't Rex, this was never brought up. It would also explain why Noah is so desperate to win the war: he wants to erase his father's mistakes.

*** Plus, his concern for a scholarship (in "Rampage") implies financial problems, which seems more like a problem for a household with only one income generator than two.

* His exact words were: "I'm not who you want me to be", that is not the same as "I'm not your father", in fact almost sounds like he is running away out of guilt. And it's completely possible that he was lying to Rex when he said he didn't know about his dad.

** Or, remember how Rex couldn't control himself when he overloaded with nanites? Maybe The 'insane' EVOs just had too many nanites activate all at once.

*** Or the Nanites did it.

** Certainly would make for an interesting [[LoveTriangle love triangle]] if Circe came into the picture again while Rex is seen with Annie.

*** There's also Green Fist Girl to compete with now. I think it has the {{DatingCatwoman}} elements, but less with the mortal enemies bit, more with the dating.

**** This just blew my mind.
* All {{Jossed}}. Rex's brother has been in relativistic time-dilation since The Incident, and only 15 minutes of busy hotwiring have passed for him- he isn't responsible for any of what has happened since the initial event.

** Alternatively, Fell could be the one who designed Kain's weaponry as a means of getting back for getting the boot.

** [[DiscWorld The Librarian]]?

* They both seem to have British accents. Besides, he could have been doing favors for him, such as getting those nanites. And since when do you see more than one British villain in the same show that isn't related with someone?

Thus explaining the nanite infused soil. Van Kleiss was at ground zero because....well, pick a WMG connecting Van Kliess to Rex's past.

She was sent to our world when she blew up and saw how unhappy she made the fans by leaving so she found a way to come back. Knowing people love her because she has little screen time, she is careful not to draw too much attention.

** A false one, because everyone knows he's number one.
** Apparently Six IS the sixth deadliest man in the world. However, deadliest isn't the same as most skilled...

Honestly, nobody would bat an eye if Breach got some ultra-sympathetic backstory, and with such sympathy, comes a much greater chance for redemption. Taking into account her EnsembleDarkhorse status and the fact that this is a kid's show, its a lot less likely that redemption would happen in the [[RedemptionEqualsDeath traditional fashion]]

[[WMG: Dead Space takes place in the far future of Generator Rex.]]

* Noah = Wanted to be be free to have fun when he wanted

My only reasons for this is that both Cricket and Hinata are [[ShrinkingViolet Shrinking Violets]] with feelings for the main characters and Man Of Action shows have had many {{Naruto}} references before.

* Related Theory: He and Circe will join the Green Fist, allowing more {{DatingCatwoman}} moments for Circe and Rex, and giving Rex and NoFace a chance to work together.

** Confirmed. It will be part of the GR continuity. It's going to be interesting to see how ManOfAction writes aged-up Ben.

[[WMG: A real EldritchAbomination will appear sooner or later.]]

''Doctor Holiday's sister''. Simply because Doctor Holiday being Rex and Cesar's mom is too obvious, Plus, what better way to bring back the character?
** Jossed as of ''A Family Holiday''--Holiday's sister's name is revealed as Beverly, and she seems to be around Rex's age.

* Ahem. BeardOfEvil. QED.

#'''The accident that nearly killed Rex was Caesar's fault.'''
** Not intentionally, of course. But in Tom Sawyer fashion, he suckered Rex into doing a chore or an errand that he didn't want to do. That chore, by chance, puts Rex in the right place and the right time to suffer the accident and get a nanite transfusion. If Caesar hadn't convinced Rex to do it, ''he'' would have been the one getting the operation.

** When the operation is successful, Rex becomes the darling of the scientific community overnight. Try to see the situation from Caesar's point of view. You've been a child prodigy all your life, the son of two great scientists, working your ass off and possibly sacrificing huge chunks of your childhood for recognition in the scientific community. Suddenly, your ten year old brother - who has probably never worked for anything or accomplished anything on his own - is given the breakthrough of the century on a silver platter, and you're now living in his shadow.

** We don't have a lot of information about what, exactly, Caesar did to cause the nanite event, or how it even happened. Still, judging by the way Caesar was dodging questions, it's obvious he was doing ''something'' he wasn't supposed to do.
** It's been suggested that Caesar was the one who caused Rex's initial blackouts - perhaps Caesar was performing an illegal/unethical experiment on Rex, or trying to "steal" the nanites from Rex in a Van Kleiss manner to take the powers for himself.
** It's also been suggested above that ZAG-RS has something to do with Rex, and the RS in her name stands for "Rex Salazar". It would certainly fit with the idea that he wanted some kind of control or influence over Rex.

** Actually...you haven't been paying attention. Read what I said above: Things had been merrily going to hell ''before'' "Dark Passage" (season one, episode nine), which is when Rex received the Omega nanite -- ''and'' the Omega nanite's abilities were spelled out in "Written In Sand" (season two, episode 12; fully ten episodes before "Heroes United"). Rex couldn't access the nanite production ability before S1E12, so unless the OM1 makes nanites on its own, even while it's in storage in the jungle, Rex is ''not'' the source of all the nanites, still.

* Confirmed. "Black and White" shows that Captain Calan and a number of his men are White Knight's inside men. Calan is even loyal enough to smilingly take a punch to the face from White Knight to make it seem like Calan tried to fight them off instead of letting them in.

[[WMG: The episode "Double Vision" will be hella creepy.]]

* And now the description is something about Rex losing his goggles. Say wha?

*** Dang.

[[WMG: Black Knight will be horribly injured in a one-on-one fight with Six, losing both arms and both legs.]]
[[MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail She will then loudly insist "'Tis but a scratch" and threaten to bite his legs off.]]

** Which she would have known about ... how, exactly?

[[WMG: Black Knight is a long-term thinker regarding Rex.]]

What if Cesar use to be a perfectly sane, good older brother? My guess (if this is the case) he, along with Rex, tried to stop the event from happening but due to derect contact with his nanites he went insane (or at the very least loony).
Also, currect me if I'm wrong, he was lying down in his flashback in "Mixed Signals" which (the flashback) is set after his lab went into light speed. He could've bummped his head, really hard.

** This troper is starting to think she's ''already'' an EVO, and just keeping it under wraps for now. Circe (and possibly Feakins) prove it's possible to change and still pass for normal. The second part of this guess is that the Consortium is aware of it, and that's why she got the job. No idea what her abilities would be, though.

* To this troper, it looked like his builds and OneWingedAngel form were drawn from his lost childhood memories. But your theory does intrigue me.

* Confirmed, kind of. The summary for "Remote Control" says it's Quarry doing the controlling, but last we heard he was in Providence custody. Either he escaped, or Providence is backing his efforts.

*** A) Argh, yes, you're right; B) He called it Cesar's tech (because Cesar invented it), but did he actually say Cesar gave it to him?

[[WMG: An upcoming episode is titled "A Brief History Of Time".]]

* Given the show's pattern of using villains in widely-spaced one-off episodes (ZAG-RS, anyone?) this is a distinct possibility.
** What if he's somehow involved with Providence and the collars (willingly or otherwise)? Mind-controlling EVOs was pretty much his main shtick.

* It's so far Unknown how Van Kliess knew Black Knight so we may have to wait.

In the flash back in "Rabble" Rex doesn't look much younger then he is now, but in "Promises, promises" When Six finds him, he looks like he should be in elementary school. The Explanation for this? The giant robot form we saw was Rex overloading on nanites, in order to fix this overload, his entire body goes thru a system reset. This means that not only does his memory get wiped, but his body goes back to how it was physically when he first got his nanites. The reason he seems to have aged so fast sense he was found by Six is that after the reset, his body plays an epic game of catch-up in order to match the age he's supposed to be.

[[WMG: Doctor Holiday is the daughter or granddaughter of [[{{Nocturne}} Elspeth "Doc" Holliday]]]]

* At the end of the second episode, Six comments that eventually Meechum will talk about what Van Kleiss wanted with him. Meechum hasn't been discussed since that episode. Whatever he knows, it is vital to Kleiss's XanatosGambit and it will be revealed soon before Kleiss reaches that critical point in his plan.

She and Rex worked cheek-by-jowl in "Riddle of the Sphinx", but she never even referenced bringing him back to Providence. The reasons: A) She had bigger things to worry about at the moment; B) it was her and her bodyguards vs. Rex, Bobo, [[MamaBear Holiday]] and [[PapaWolf Six]]; and C) she's luring Rex into a false sense of security re: her intentions for him. Once he lets his guard down, she'll spring. She seems like a [[XanatosGambit grand planner]], and Rex would doubtless play a part in whatever she came up with.

Take a look at Rex's PhlebotinumOverload in the BatmanColdOpen of "Frostbite". The [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel nanite tumors are trying to connect themselves to the ground]]. Up until Rex joined Providence and they started siphoning off the extra nanites every month or so, Rex would WalkTheEarth curing [=EVOs=] until he hit capacity, then [[IncrediblyLamePun put down roots]] somewhere and turn it into a [[GeniusLoci mini-Abyssus]]. His amnesia-striken body would struggle free and wander away to continue the cycle before his mind, infused into the dirt, could figure out how to control everything. There may be other Van Kleisseseses out there, or the one we've seen so far may make it a point to track down his "brothers" and assimilate them. As to why Van Kleiss is the BigBad while the current iteration of Rex is a hero, AmnesiacDissonance seems to be canon, at least between the current Rex and the one that hung out with the street rats in "Rabble".

Otherwise, why would the Salazars have bothered releasing all the nanites into the world? I think Rexs parents started it, but didn't have time to finish it before the consortium could get it, that's why they set off the nanite event. The work Cesar has been doing recently has been to finish said programing. That's also why he hesitated when he was saying "Our parents- We programed it that way" he did that because he had to ammend it, since he was the one who finished it it was no longer just their parents that programmed it that way

They're both scientists working for an outfit that deals with unique threats ([=EVOs=] and the supernatural respectively) and they both have a similar sense of humor which could be a possible case of ItRunsInTheFamily. Both of them also work alongside an enigmatic {{MIB}}.

* Confirmed on TheOtherWiki. It's Van Kleiss.

*** The Bug Jar was wiped out by Alpha in the {{crossover}} episode with ''{{WesternAnimation/Ben10}}''.

* In ''Rabble'' its mentioned that Rex wasn't able to use any of his {{Shapeshifter Weapon}}s when he was with the other EVOs the last time. And seeing that the people who made GeneratorRex made [[WesternAnimation/{{Ben10}} another]] [[WesternAnimation/Ben10AlienForce series]] with a chronic case of NewPowersAsThePlotDemands, it seems like this might happen to GeneratorRex as well.

[[WMG: There will be a Cross-over between GeneratorRex and WesternAnimation/Ben10 eventually]]

* If you mean original WesternAnimation/Ben10, then that'd be a fun ''What-if'' scenario. Otherwise... no, I'd rather see Rex go anywhere near that traninwreck that claims to be Ben now.

[[WMG: The nanites are [[WesternAnimation/{{Ben10}} Level 4 Technology or higher]]]].

** if this is true, it could mean good things for Rex's future. If the memory wipes are triggered by an overload, rather than a periodic event, then they can be prevented.

In the flash back in "Rabble" Rex doesn't look much younger then he is now, but in "Promises, promises" When Six finds him, he looks like he should be in elementary school. The Explanation for this? The giant robot form we saw was Rex overloading on nanites, in order to fix this overload, his entire body goes thru a system reset. This means that not only does his memory get wiped, but his body goes back to how it was physically when he first got his nanites. The reason he seems to have aged so fast sense he was found by six is that after the reset, his body plays an epic game of catch-up in order to match the age he's supposed to be.
* That actually makes a lot of sense. You get a cookie for making me feel better about the show.

*** [spoiler: This is confirmed in End Game Part 1. She has the same powers as Rex, but stronger.]

In the flash back in "Rabble" Rex doesn't look much younger then he is now, but in "Promises, promises" When Six finds him, he looks like he should be in elementary school. The Explanation for this? The giant robot form we saw was Rex overloading on nanites, in order to fix this overload, his entire body goes thru a system reset. This means that not only does his memory get wiped, but his body goes back to how it was physically when he first got his nanites. The reason he seems to have aged so fast sense he was found by six is that after the reset, his body plays an epic game of catch-up in order to match the age he's supposed to be

They certainly seem sentient in "Target Consortium", and the other A.I.s in this series have proven evil so far. They want to merge with/possess Rex to better complete their programming to "fix" the world.

* Considering the past few WMGs involve episodes that haven't aired yet in the US, allow me to remind everyone of the existence of the spoiler tag.

* Considering the past few WMGs involve episodes that haven't aired yet in the US, allow me to remind you all of the existence of the freakin' spoiler tag.

* Considering the past few WMGs involve episodes that haven't aired yet in the US, allow me to remind you all of the existence of the freakin' spoiler tag!

When he said that Rex didn't have what it took to weather what was coming, he was right. Rex stopped Six from killing the Consortium, Black Knight, and destroying the Nanite Reactor. He might have doomed the world because he wanted to go back for Nightshadow. At the very least, countless EVOs will suffer that needn't have.