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* TheResolutionWillNotBeTelevised: The first chapter of ''Code of Honor'' is dedicated to resolving the cliffhanger ending of Season Four.
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The comic can be read [[http://archive.zeros2heroes.com/content/comic/view/id/2 here]].
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The comic can be read [[http://archive.zeros2heroes.com/content/comic/view/id/2 [[https://mainframe.fandom.com/wiki/ReBoot:_Code_of_Honour here]].
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* CanonForeigner: The Guildmaster and Code Masters (besides Lens), Gnosis, the other Guardian Cadets besides Little Enzo, Vector, and Exidy are all original characters.
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* CanonForeigner: The Guildmaster and Code Masters (besides Lens), Gnosis, the other Guardian Cadets besides (besides Little Enzo, Enzo), Vector, and Exidy are all original characters.
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* CanonForeigner: The Guildmaster and the other Code Masters besides Lens, Gnosis, the other Guardian Cadets besides Little Enzo, Vector, and Exidy are all original characters.
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* CanonForeigner: The Guildmaster and the other Code Masters besides Lens, (besides Lens), Gnosis, the other Guardian Cadets besides Little Enzo, Vector, and Exidy are all original characters.
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of a bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, blaming that for the Viral War getting as bad as it did. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and who once saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of a bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, blaming that for the Viral War getting as bad as it did. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
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* TitleConfusion: The comic is often referred to as "[=ReBoot:=] Paradigms Lost". "Paradigms Lost" is only the title of the first chapter.
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, blaming that for the Viral War getting as bad as it did. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the a bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, blaming that for the Viral War getting as bad as it did. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
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* LooseCanon: ''Code of Honor''[='=]s status in ''[=ReBoot=]'' canon is unclear. It was written entirely by a fan without any input from ''[=ReBoot=]''[='=]s creators but was officially commissioned and hosted by Creator/RainmakerEntertainment. Furthermore, no other ''[=ReBoot=]'' material has ever resolved Season Four's cliffhanger ending. ''Series/ReBootTheGuardianCode'' is an InNameOnly SequelSeries that has nothing to do with the original series's story whatsoever. Even the [[WhatCouldHaveBeen now-canceled movie trilogy]] that was announced when ''Code of Honor'' was being written was to going to be a SoftReboot itself, so it wouldn't have resolved the cliffhanger either.
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* LooseCanon: ''Code of Honor''[='=]s status in ''[=ReBoot=]'' canon is unclear. It was written entirely by a fan without any input from ''[=ReBoot=]''[='=]s creators but was officially commissioned and hosted by Creator/RainmakerEntertainment. Furthermore, no other ''[=ReBoot=]'' material has ever resolved Season Four's cliffhanger ending. ''Series/ReBootTheGuardianCode'' is an InNameOnly SequelSeries that has nothing to do with the original series's story whatsoever. Even the [[WhatCouldHaveBeen now-canceled movie trilogy]] trilogy]][[invoked]] that was announced when ''Code of Honor'' was being written was to going to be a SoftReboot itself, so it wouldn't have resolved the cliffhanger either.
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, blaming that as the reason the Viral War got as bad as it did. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
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* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, blaming that as the reason for the Viral War got getting as bad as it did. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
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* ThirdPersonPerson: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. The Guildmaster goes back-and-forth from referring to himself as "Guildmaster" and "I" or "Me".
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* ZombieAdvocate: Bob's beliefs on reformatting viruses instead of deleting them outright inadvertently led to the rise of "Viral Sympathizer" groups, which are outright opposed to the Guardian Collective's efforts in the Viral War.
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The comic picks up after a TimeSkip from the ending of ''My Two Bobs'' (aka the second half of Season Four), with Megabyte still in control of the Principal Office, and Mainframe now completely devastated and overrun with Megabyte's Zombinomes. The Users have seemingly abandoned the Net, there hasn't been any upgrades or games in "hours".[[note]]In-universe equivalent to months or years.[[/note]]
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The comic picks up after a TimeSkip from the ending of ''My Two Bobs'' (aka the second half of Season Four), with Megabyte still in control of the Principal Office, and Mainframe now completely devastated and overrun with Megabyte's Zombinomes. The Users have seemingly abandoned the Net, there hasn't haven't been any upgrades or games in "hours".[[note]]In-universe equivalent to months or years.[[/note]]
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* BodyHorror: Gnosis's face is made up of the bodies of several sprites.
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* BodyHorror: BodyOfBodies: Gnosis's face is made up of the bodies of several sprites.
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The Guildmaster gave Gnosis the ability to eliminate any threats that prevented it from carrying out its mission, it then deleted him when he is opposed to deleting the Guardian Collective.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, blaming that for the reason the Viral War got as bad as it did. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, blaming that for the reason the Viral War got as bad as it did. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The Guildmaster gave Gnosis the ability to eliminate any threats that prevented it from carrying out its mission, it mission. It then deleted him ''him'' when he is opposed to deleting the Guardian Collective.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, blaming thatfor as the reason the Viral War got as bad as it did. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, blaming that
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* RealityWarper: "Code Commands" allow those who know them to affect the fabric of the net. The Guildmaster's objective is to compile "The Codex", a tome of every single Code Command, essentially making him as powerful as the Users themselves.
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* RealityWarper: "Code Commands" allow those who know them to affect the fabric of the net.Net. The Guildmaster's objective is to compile "The Codex", a tome of every single Code Command, essentially making him as powerful as the Users themselves.
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''[=ReBoot=]: Code of Honor'' is a three-part [[SequelInAnotherMedium webcomic sequel]] to ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot''.
The comic picks up after a TimeSkip from the ending of ''My Two Bobs'', with Megabyte still in control of the Principal Office, and Mainframe now completely devastated and overrun with Megabyte's Zombinomes. The Users have seemingly abandoned the Net, there hasn't been any upgrades or games in "hours".[[note]]In-universe equivalent to months or years.[[/note]]
Having just rescued Phong, Bob and co. are planning to evacuate Mainframe, to take refuge in the Supercomputer. Shortly thereafter, the Guardian Collective receive a message from the Codemasters, who say they have a plan to deal with the virus epidemic. By testing an advanced system called "Gnosis", the Codemasters are able to delete Megabyte from Mainframe. After the test is successful, the Guardians allow Gnosis to be linked to the entirety of the Net, eliminating viruses everywhere.
Unbeknownst to the Guardian Collective, however, is that the Codemasters have an ulterior motive.
The comic picks up after a TimeSkip from the ending of ''My Two Bobs'', with Megabyte still in control of the Principal Office, and Mainframe now completely devastated and overrun with Megabyte's Zombinomes. The Users have seemingly abandoned the Net, there hasn't been any upgrades or games in "hours".[[note]]In-universe equivalent to months or years.[[/note]]
Having just rescued Phong, Bob and co. are planning to evacuate Mainframe, to take refuge in the Supercomputer. Shortly thereafter, the Guardian Collective receive a message from the Codemasters, who say they have a plan to deal with the virus epidemic. By testing an advanced system called "Gnosis", the Codemasters are able to delete Megabyte from Mainframe. After the test is successful, the Guardians allow Gnosis to be linked to the entirety of the Net, eliminating viruses everywhere.
Unbeknownst to the Guardian Collective, however, is that the Codemasters have an ulterior motive.
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''[=ReBoot=]: Code of Honor'' is a three-part [[SequelInAnotherMedium webcomic sequel]] to ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot''.
''WesternAnimation/ReBoot'', written by Creator/JeffreyCampbell.
The comic picks up after a TimeSkip from the ending of ''My TwoBobs'', Bobs'' (aka the second half of Season Four), with Megabyte still in control of the Principal Office, and Mainframe now completely devastated and overrun with Megabyte's Zombinomes. The Users have seemingly abandoned the Net, there hasn't been any upgrades or games in "hours".[[note]]In-universe equivalent to months or years.[[/note]]
Having just rescued Megabyte's "Hunt" has escalated into a Net-wide Viral War that has seen countless systems fall or be infected, either by Megabyte himself or other viruses that have been empowered by Megabyte. After rescuing Phong, Bob and co. are planning to evacuate Mainframe, planning to take refuge in the Supercomputer. Supercomputer.
Shortly thereafter, the Guardian Collectivereceive receives a message from the Codemasters, Code Masters, who say they have a plan to deal with the virus epidemic. By testing an advanced system called epidemic: a firmware upgrade named "Gnosis", which they claim can eradicate any virus located anywhere in the Codemasters are able to delete Megabyte from Mainframe. After the test is successful, the Guardians allow Gnosis to be linked to the entirety of the Net, eliminating viruses everywhere.
Unbeknownst to the Guardian Collective, however, is that the Codemasters have an ulterior motive.
Net.
The comic picks up after a TimeSkip from the ending of ''My Two
Shortly thereafter, the Guardian Collective
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* AbortedArc: Since the comic was CutShort, the plotline about Turbo recruiting Matrix into some new iteration of / replacement for the Guardian Collective ultimately went nowhere.
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* AbortedArc: Since the comic was CutShort, the plotline subplot about Turbo recruiting Matrix into some new iteration of / of, or replacement for the Guardian Collective ultimately went nowhere.
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* CanonForeigner: The Guildmaster and the other Codemasters besides Lens, Exidy, Vector, and the other Guardian cadets are all original characters.
* CutShort: Ironically like its parent series, ''Code of Honor'' was also cut short and had to drop at least one major story arc. Unlike the original series, however, ''Code of Honor did'' have a resolution.
* DemotedToExtra: Despite being the main threat at the end of ''My Two Bobs'', Megabyte is largely irrelevant in the story.
* CutShort: Ironically like its parent series, ''Code of Honor'' was also cut short and had to drop at least one major story arc. Unlike the original series, however, ''Code of Honor did'' have a resolution.
* DemotedToExtra: Despite being the main threat at the end of ''My Two Bobs'', Megabyte is largely irrelevant in the story.
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* CanonForeigner: The Guildmaster and the other Codemasters Code Masters besides Lens, Exidy, Vector, and Gnosis, the other Guardian cadets Cadets besides Little Enzo, Vector, and Exidy are all original characters.
* CutShort:Ironically Ironically, like its parent series, ''Code of Honor'' was also cut short and had to drop at least one major story arc.subplot. Unlike the original series, however, ''Code of Honor did'' have a resolution.
* DemotedToExtra: Despite being the main threat at the end of''My Two Bobs'', Season Four, Megabyte is largely irrelevant in the story.
* CutShort:
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The Guildmaster created Gnosis to eliminate any threats that prevent it from carrying out its mission. It deleted him when he reaffirms that he is in control of it.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, as if that had anything to do with Megabyte seizing the Principal Office. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
* LooseCanon: ''Code of Honor''[='=]s status in ''[=ReBoot=]'' canon is unclear. It was written without any input from ''[=ReBoot=]''[='=]s creators but was officially commissioned and hosted by Creator/RainmakerEntertainment. Furthermore, no other ''[=ReBoot=]'' material has ever taken place post-''My Two Bobs''. ''Series/ReBootTheGuardianCode'' is an InNameOnly SequelSeries that has nothing to do with the original series's story whatsoever. Even the [[WhatCouldHaveBeen now-canceled movie trilogy]] that was announced when ''Code of Honor'' was being written was said to likely be a SoftReboot itself, so it too would not have resolved the cliffhanger.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, as if that had anything to do with Megabyte seizing the Principal Office. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
* LooseCanon: ''Code of Honor''[='=]s status in ''[=ReBoot=]'' canon is unclear. It was written without any input from ''[=ReBoot=]''[='=]s creators but was officially commissioned and hosted by Creator/RainmakerEntertainment. Furthermore, no other ''[=ReBoot=]'' material has ever taken place post-''My Two Bobs''. ''Series/ReBootTheGuardianCode'' is an InNameOnly SequelSeries that has nothing to do with the original series's story whatsoever. Even the [[WhatCouldHaveBeen now-canceled movie trilogy]] that was announced when ''Code of Honor'' was being written was said to likely be a SoftReboot itself, so it too would not have resolved the cliffhanger.
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* GreatOffscreenWar: It's said that Megabyte's "Hunt" from the end of Season Four eventually escalated into a Net-wide Viral War, which affected tens of thousands of systems. Very little of it is shown, though, as the comic begins in the last days of it.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The Guildmastercreated gave Gnosis the ability to eliminate any threats that prevent prevented it from carrying out its mission. It mission, it then deleted him when he reaffirms that he is in control of it.
opposed to deleting the Guardian Collective.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them,as if blaming that had anything to do with Megabyte seizing for the Principal Office.reason the Viral War got as bad as it did. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
* LooseCanon: ''Code of Honor''[='=]s status in ''[=ReBoot=]'' canon is unclear. It was written entirely by a fan without any input from ''[=ReBoot=]''[='=]s creators but was officially commissioned and hosted by Creator/RainmakerEntertainment. Furthermore, no other ''[=ReBoot=]'' material has evertaken place post-''My Two Bobs''.resolved Season Four's cliffhanger ending. ''Series/ReBootTheGuardianCode'' is an InNameOnly SequelSeries that has nothing to do with the original series's story whatsoever. Even the [[WhatCouldHaveBeen now-canceled movie trilogy]] that was announced when ''Code of Honor'' was being written was said to likely going to be a SoftReboot itself, so it too would not wouldn't have resolved the cliffhanger.cliffhanger either.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The Guildmaster
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them,
* LooseCanon: ''Code of Honor''[='=]s status in ''[=ReBoot=]'' canon is unclear. It was written entirely by a fan without any input from ''[=ReBoot=]''[='=]s creators but was officially commissioned and hosted by Creator/RainmakerEntertainment. Furthermore, no other ''[=ReBoot=]'' material has ever
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* NotQuiteDead: Sprites hit with a Code Master's staff weapon are believed to have been deleted, in reality though, they are transported directly to Gnosis.
* PostScriptSeason: Despite being promoted as a resolution of ''My Two Bob''[='=]s cliffhanger ending, the bulk of the plot focuses on a completely new threat from the Codemasters. Megabyte is barely even present in the comic.
* RealityWarper: Gnosis is able to affect the fabric of the Net by using "Code Commands". The Guildmaster's objective is to compile "The Codex", a tome of every single Code Command, essentially making him as powerful as the Users.
* TheResolutionWillNotBeTelevised: The first chapter of ''Code of Honor'' is dedicated to resolving the cliffhanger ending of ''My Two Bobs''.
* TimeSkip: ''Code of Honor'' picks up "hours" after the end of ''My Two Bobs'', with Mainframe being completely devasted and overrun by Megabyte's zombinomes.
* PostScriptSeason: Despite being promoted as a resolution of ''My Two Bob''[='=]s cliffhanger ending, the bulk of the plot focuses on a completely new threat from the Codemasters. Megabyte is barely even present in the comic.
* RealityWarper: Gnosis is able to affect the fabric of the Net by using "Code Commands". The Guildmaster's objective is to compile "The Codex", a tome of every single Code Command, essentially making him as powerful as the Users.
* TheResolutionWillNotBeTelevised: The first chapter of ''Code of Honor'' is dedicated to resolving the cliffhanger ending of ''My Two Bobs''.
* TimeSkip: ''Code of Honor'' picks up "hours" after the end of ''My Two Bobs'', with Mainframe being completely devasted and overrun by Megabyte's zombinomes.
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* NotQuiteDead: NeverFoundTheBody: Sprites hit with a Code Master's staff weapon [[BoomStick Gibson Coil Pike]] are believed to have been deleted, but in reality though, reality, they are transported directly to Gnosis.
Gnosis's data storage.
* PostScriptSeason: Despite being promoted as a resolution of''My Two Bob''[='=]s Season Four's cliffhanger ending, the bulk of the plot focuses on a completely new threat from the Codemasters. Code Masters. Megabyte is barely relevant or even present in the comic.
* RealityWarper:Gnosis is able "Code Commands" allow those who know them to affect the fabric of the Net by using "Code Commands". net. The Guildmaster's objective is to compile "The Codex", a tome of every single Code Command, essentially making him as powerful as the Users.
Users themselves.
* TheResolutionWillNotBeTelevised: The first chapter of ''Code of Honor'' is dedicated to resolving the cliffhanger ending of''My Two Bobs''.
Season Four.
* ShoutOut: The chapter names are plays on the titles of classic works: ''[[Literature/ParadiseLost Paradigms Lost]]'', ''[[Film/TheDayTheEarthStoodStill1951 The Day the Net Stood Still]]'', and ''[[Film/ApocalypseNow Apocalypse Gnosis]]''.
* TimeSkip: ''Code of Honor'' picks up "hours" after the end of''My Two Bobs'', Season Four, with Mainframe being completely devasted and overrun by Megabyte's zombinomes.
* PostScriptSeason: Despite being promoted as a resolution of
* RealityWarper:
* TheResolutionWillNotBeTelevised: The first chapter of ''Code of Honor'' is dedicated to resolving the cliffhanger ending of
* ShoutOut: The chapter names are plays on the titles of classic works: ''[[Literature/ParadiseLost Paradigms Lost]]'', ''[[Film/TheDayTheEarthStoodStill1951 The Day the Net Stood Still]]'', and ''[[Film/ApocalypseNow Apocalypse Gnosis]]''.
* TimeSkip: ''Code of Honor'' picks up "hours" after the end of
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!'''Spoilers for the [[WesternAnimation/ReBoot original series]] will be unmarked. [[Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned You have been warned.]]'''
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''[=ReBoot=]: Code of Honor'' is a three-part [[SequelInAnotherMedium webcomic sequel]] to ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot''.
The comic picks up after a TimeSkip from the ending of ''My Two Bobs'', with Megabyte still in control of the Principal Office, and Mainframe now completely devastated and overrun with Megabyte's Zombinomes. The Users have seemingly abandoned the Net, there hasn't been any upgrades or games in "hours".[[note]]In-universe equivalent to months or years.[[/note]]
Having just rescued Phong, Bob and co. are planning to evacuate Mainframe, to take refuge in the Supercomputer. Shortly thereafter, the Guardian Collective receive a message from the Codemasters, who say they have a plan to deal with the virus epidemic. By testing an advanced system called "Gnosis", the Codemasters are able to delete Megabyte from Mainframe. After the test is successful, the Guardians allow Gnosis to be linked to the entirety of the Net, eliminating viruses everywhere.
Unbeknownst to the Guardian Collective, however, is that the Codemasters have an ulterior motive.
The comic can be read [[http://archive.zeros2heroes.com/content/comic/view/id/2 here]].
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!! ''[=ReBoot=]: Code of Honor'' provides examples of:
* AbortedArc: Since the comic was CutShort, the plotline about Turbo recruiting Matrix into some new iteration of / replacement for the Guardian Collective ultimately went nowhere.
* AlmostKiss: Bob and Dot almost share a kiss before Bob gets transmitted to Gnosis, but Lens interrupts them.
* AscendedExtra: Lens the Code Master only appeared once in the original series, here he's been promoted to SupportingProtagonist.
* BodyHorror: Gnosis's face is made up of the bodies of several sprites.
* CallBack: The Code Masters were the focus of the episode "High Code" of the original series, here, they are major players in the plot.
* CanonForeigner: The Guildmaster and the other Codemasters besides Lens, Exidy, Vector, and the other Guardian cadets are all original characters.
* CutShort: Ironically like its parent series, ''Code of Honor'' was also cut short and had to drop at least one major story arc. Unlike the original series, however, ''Code of Honor did'' have a resolution.
* DemotedToExtra: Despite being the main threat at the end of ''My Two Bobs'', Megabyte is largely irrelevant in the story.
* FanSequel: ''Code of Honor'' was the winning pitch of a contest held by Creator/RainmakerEntertainment to make a webcomic based on ''[=ReBoot=]''. It was written and drawn entirely by fans, and hosted on the official ''[=ReBoot=]'' website.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The Guildmaster created Gnosis to eliminate any threats that prevent it from carrying out its mission. It deleted him when he reaffirms that he is in control of it.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, as if that had anything to do with Megabyte seizing the Principal Office. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
* LooseCanon: ''Code of Honor''[='=]s status in ''[=ReBoot=]'' canon is unclear. It was written without any input from ''[=ReBoot=]''[='=]s creators but was officially commissioned and hosted by Creator/RainmakerEntertainment. Furthermore, no other ''[=ReBoot=]'' material has ever taken place post-''My Two Bobs''. ''Series/ReBootTheGuardianCode'' is an InNameOnly SequelSeries that has nothing to do with the original series's story whatsoever. Even the [[WhatCouldHaveBeen now-canceled movie trilogy]] that was announced when ''Code of Honor'' was being written was said to likely be a SoftReboot itself, so it too would not have resolved the cliffhanger.
* MomentKiller: Bob and Dot almost share a kiss towards the end of the comic, but Lens shoots Bob with a beam that dematerializes and transmits him before they do, though.
-->''"[[HaughtyHmph Hmph.]] Kissing. Disgusting."''
* NotQuiteDead: Sprites hit with a Code Master's staff weapon are believed to have been deleted, in reality though, they are transported directly to Gnosis.
* PostScriptSeason: Despite being promoted as a resolution of ''My Two Bob''[='=]s cliffhanger ending, the bulk of the plot focuses on a completely new threat from the Codemasters. Megabyte is barely even present in the comic.
* RealityWarper: Gnosis is able to affect the fabric of the Net by using "Code Commands". The Guildmaster's objective is to compile "The Codex", a tome of every single Code Command, essentially making him as powerful as the Users.
* TheResolutionWillNotBeTelevised: The first chapter of ''Code of Honor'' is dedicated to resolving the cliffhanger ending of ''My Two Bobs''.
* TimeSkip: ''Code of Honor'' picks up "hours" after the end of ''My Two Bobs'', with Mainframe being completely devasted and overrun by Megabyte's zombinomes.
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''[=ReBoot=]: Code of Honor'' is a three-part [[SequelInAnotherMedium webcomic sequel]] to ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot''.
The comic picks up after a TimeSkip from the ending of ''My Two Bobs'', with Megabyte still in control of the Principal Office, and Mainframe now completely devastated and overrun with Megabyte's Zombinomes. The Users have seemingly abandoned the Net, there hasn't been any upgrades or games in "hours".[[note]]In-universe equivalent to months or years.[[/note]]
Having just rescued Phong, Bob and co. are planning to evacuate Mainframe, to take refuge in the Supercomputer. Shortly thereafter, the Guardian Collective receive a message from the Codemasters, who say they have a plan to deal with the virus epidemic. By testing an advanced system called "Gnosis", the Codemasters are able to delete Megabyte from Mainframe. After the test is successful, the Guardians allow Gnosis to be linked to the entirety of the Net, eliminating viruses everywhere.
Unbeknownst to the Guardian Collective, however, is that the Codemasters have an ulterior motive.
The comic can be read [[http://archive.zeros2heroes.com/content/comic/view/id/2 here]].
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!! ''[=ReBoot=]: Code of Honor'' provides examples of:
* AbortedArc: Since the comic was CutShort, the plotline about Turbo recruiting Matrix into some new iteration of / replacement for the Guardian Collective ultimately went nowhere.
* AlmostKiss: Bob and Dot almost share a kiss before Bob gets transmitted to Gnosis, but Lens interrupts them.
* AscendedExtra: Lens the Code Master only appeared once in the original series, here he's been promoted to SupportingProtagonist.
* BodyHorror: Gnosis's face is made up of the bodies of several sprites.
* CallBack: The Code Masters were the focus of the episode "High Code" of the original series, here, they are major players in the plot.
* CanonForeigner: The Guildmaster and the other Codemasters besides Lens, Exidy, Vector, and the other Guardian cadets are all original characters.
* CutShort: Ironically like its parent series, ''Code of Honor'' was also cut short and had to drop at least one major story arc. Unlike the original series, however, ''Code of Honor did'' have a resolution.
* DemotedToExtra: Despite being the main threat at the end of ''My Two Bobs'', Megabyte is largely irrelevant in the story.
* FanSequel: ''Code of Honor'' was the winning pitch of a contest held by Creator/RainmakerEntertainment to make a webcomic based on ''[=ReBoot=]''. It was written and drawn entirely by fans, and hosted on the official ''[=ReBoot=]'' website.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The Guildmaster created Gnosis to eliminate any threats that prevent it from carrying out its mission. It deleted him when he reaffirms that he is in control of it.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In the original series, Turbo was a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and saved Mainframe from destruction by delaying the detonation of the bomb the Guardians planted on Mouse. Here, Turbo is a straight-up KnightTemplar, berating Bob for the latter's beliefs in reformatting viruses instead of outright deleting them, as if that had anything to do with Megabyte seizing the Principal Office. Turbo also complains about the Guardians being {{Obstructive Bureaucrat}}s, despite them not really being portrayed as such in the original series.
* LooseCanon: ''Code of Honor''[='=]s status in ''[=ReBoot=]'' canon is unclear. It was written without any input from ''[=ReBoot=]''[='=]s creators but was officially commissioned and hosted by Creator/RainmakerEntertainment. Furthermore, no other ''[=ReBoot=]'' material has ever taken place post-''My Two Bobs''. ''Series/ReBootTheGuardianCode'' is an InNameOnly SequelSeries that has nothing to do with the original series's story whatsoever. Even the [[WhatCouldHaveBeen now-canceled movie trilogy]] that was announced when ''Code of Honor'' was being written was said to likely be a SoftReboot itself, so it too would not have resolved the cliffhanger.
* MomentKiller: Bob and Dot almost share a kiss towards the end of the comic, but Lens shoots Bob with a beam that dematerializes and transmits him before they do, though.
-->''"[[HaughtyHmph Hmph.]] Kissing. Disgusting."''
* NotQuiteDead: Sprites hit with a Code Master's staff weapon are believed to have been deleted, in reality though, they are transported directly to Gnosis.
* PostScriptSeason: Despite being promoted as a resolution of ''My Two Bob''[='=]s cliffhanger ending, the bulk of the plot focuses on a completely new threat from the Codemasters. Megabyte is barely even present in the comic.
* RealityWarper: Gnosis is able to affect the fabric of the Net by using "Code Commands". The Guildmaster's objective is to compile "The Codex", a tome of every single Code Command, essentially making him as powerful as the Users.
* TheResolutionWillNotBeTelevised: The first chapter of ''Code of Honor'' is dedicated to resolving the cliffhanger ending of ''My Two Bobs''.
* TimeSkip: ''Code of Honor'' picks up "hours" after the end of ''My Two Bobs'', with Mainframe being completely devasted and overrun by Megabyte's zombinomes.
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