Panda Bear is a minor yet pivotal character in the Duo-Franchise series eventually getting a major role in the spinoff’s arc starting with Duo-Franchise: Endgame and ending with Birthday Game All-Stars. Upon getting said major role, he is immediately chewed out by Lori Loud who says that no girl will ever hang out with a guy like him with the bitterness that came with the thought of being spurned motivating his start of darkness and serving as the (temporarily) true main antagonist of the first episodes of Endgame Chapter 2: The Pact only to redeem himself later in the arc risking his life to defend his former enemies. He is also Athena’s brief arch-nemesis turned auxiliary teammate. He later becomes a main character through his baby self in Summer Edition 6: Rise.
Appearance[]
He resembles his prime counterpart as an adult prior to snapping, Pandaro after turning heel and his baby self after redeeming himself.
History[]
Panda starts off as dorky and loves his family and friends in every way. He then gets heartbroken after having his view of one of his favorite things crushed and the event starts to take a toll on his sanity. Misunderstanding the incident, Panda thinks it’s true and becomes dejected and crestfallen. The matter worsens once he lost his best brother to antifreeze and his mind shatters at the thought of being left with nothing unlike Zachary to which his loyalty to his loved ones keeps him at bay before he lets his anger out of control. This makes Panda, on the other hand, develop a more serious, bitter personality as he vows to avenge Grizzly and his dishonor and shame by killing the Myles Bots and making them, the newly reformed Anna Weiss and Cricket Green and by extension all of the whole world pay for what the past years did to his sanity vowing to assassinate Felicity (Zachary’s youngest child and the only known child not to be born from Uma) and Athena and conspire with the Mastermind to execute the Myles Bots and, to an extensive note, Mythlandia and its crown. However, at the first few moments of getting his physical form alongside the Second Whiplash, his anger has descended to complete madness and evil (shown throughout the film as he resembles both post-evilness prime Varian and his prime counterpart’s Pandaro form to give him a more sinister and mad appearance, giving a physical manifestation of his slow descent and corruption into madness in his pursuit for vengeance). He eventually manages to reform and sacrifices himself to hopefully end Judgement Day and save the world.
Personality[]
He initially appeared to act like his prime self but ultimately became evil as a result of losing everything he held fear and vowed vengeance on anything involving bullying as well as Athena. He later became remorseful after seeing Judgement Day in full circle and sacrifices himself to save the world from Eugene’s final actions.