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* | *[[Syp The Mighty]], Intro-Mind, and [[Revoltge]] are the only cast members to return from ''[[Classic Season 1]]'', though Intro-Mind takes over as Geff from Syp rather than [[Alana Reynolds|his previous role]]. | ||
*This season introduces Ella Rhee and Xanthe Folan to the cast as Sarah and Nicole respectively, taking over from Winter and Firesinopa. | *This season introduces Ella Rhee and Xanthe Folan to the cast as Sarah and Nicole respectively, taking over from Winter and Firesinopa, while Syp takes over as Miller from Chase Hobby. | ||
**Syp | *After the end of ''[[Classic Season 1]]'', various different versions of ''Classic Season 2'' were considered. These include: | ||
**A version filmed in the ''[[Halo|Halo 4]]'' engine where the guards legitimately did become SPARTAN-IV supersoldiers, with Geff and June still tasked with being on guard duty while Sarah and Nicole would have been given legitimate operations as effective soldiers. Miller would partake in both ends depending on the situation. Emery was not going to return. This version was only outlined, with no episodes written. | |||
**A version where Emery crash lands on an alien planet, split from the guards. Stranded, the guards would have to find a way off the planet. Two episodes were written for this version. | |||
**A reboot that ''[[Annoyances]]'' was to be the first episode of that was originally made while Syp was part of machinima group Firelight Studios to be set entirely on [[Outpost Black Out]]. Six episodes were written for this version, with Revoltge co-writing the first two episodes, structured like a sitcom. This version was scrapped upon Syp's departure from Firelight Studios, with Revoltge never being part of the group to begin with. | |||
**A second reboot that ''[[Question]]'' and ''[[Bagels]]'' were made to promote. This version was fully written, with 10 episodes, and would have had a completely different plot with more mystery elements. This alternate version only had two episodes written, with little plot. When Syp took an extended hiatus from video making to focus on her own original webcomics, this version was scrapped. | |||
**A third reboot while Syp was part of a sketch comedy group 06 Media, with fellow members Dagnarrow and Dazalaras to star with her. This version was also fully written, with 19 episodes, once again with a completely different plot that would have saw [[Jace Casper]] as part of the main group instead of June in addition to [[Diego Jones|Jones]] from ''[[Major Malfunction]]'' as a sixth guard. When 06 Media went on an indefinite hiatus, this version was scrapped. | |||
*Various unmade versions including a pilot for a fourth reboot set earlier in the timeline of when the guards first meet, an original live action comedy short for 06 Media featuring Geff and Jace, an original webcomic reboot part of Syp's ''Space Comics'' series, and an original stop-motion reboot using figures hand-crafted by Syp. All of which would be scrapped upon the production on this season. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 08:42, 3 August 2024
Classic Season 2 is the second installment in the Guard Duty series, airing from April 9, 2022 until July 31, 2023. It was written and directed by Syp The Mighty, with Revoltge joining her to co-write its season finale. While Syp provided the music for the first three episodes for this season as well as its intro/outro themes, Revoltge returned as the primary composer beginning with Elsewhere, its fourth episode, after having done so in the first season's Sides episodes.
Upon its conclusion, Syp and Revoltge announced both a reimagining of this season as well as a followup were in development in Coming Soon, to be produced after Rat's Nest. The movie edit of this season aired on August 11, 2023, eleven days after it concluded. Elements of this season were later incorporated into Season 1, the reimagining of Classic Season 1, including select characters and plot points.
Characters
Black Out Guards
- Private Geff Rodrigo (6 episodes; 5 sides)
- Corporal June Vega (6 episodes; 5 sides)
- Private Sarah Daws (6 episodes; 3 sides)
- Captain Mitchell Miller (5 episodes; 5 sides)
- Corporal Nicole Vega (4 episodes; 3 sides)
HQ
- Commander Randy DeLuca (1 episode)
- Brigadier (1 episode; 1 side)
- Valentine (1 episode)
- Commander Ignacio Dominguez (1 side)
Ice Box Guards
- Private Percy O'Hara (2 episodes)
- Private Dino Jones (1 episode)
- Captain Rico Suave (1 episode)
Other
- Prim (6 episodes; 1 side)
- Emery Eden (5 episodes; 1 side)
- Molotov (1 episode)
- Cocktail (1 episode)
Episodes
| Episode | Preview | Title | Released | Runtime | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 
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Clueless | April 9, 2022 | 1:49 | Geff inquires about the new outpost to Miller not long after arriving. |
| 2. | 
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Trapped! | April 16, 2022 | 2:10 | Nicole gets trapped so Sarah tries to help her out. |
| 3. | 
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Paranoia | May 13, 2022 | 2:00 | Miller gathers the guards to discuss a potential threat. |
| 4. | 
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Elsewhere | June 4, 2022 | 2:19 | In another part of the galaxy, two city guards make an encounter. |
| 5. | 
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Arrival | June 24, 2022 | 2:47 | An unfriendly guest makes an appearance. |
| 6. | 
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Reactionary | August 19, 2022 | 6:24 | The guards have a meeting that’s sure to be productive and helpful. |
| 7. | 
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Truth | March 1, 2023 | 6:54 | The guards reunite with the pilot who dropped them off, entirely for the worse. |
| 8. | 
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Dare | July 31, 2023 | 12:16 | The game has changed for the guards. |
Sides episodes
| Preview | Title | Released | Runtime | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Why-Fi | October 23, 2022 | 1:22 | Geff’s television wi-fi stops working. |
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Tagged | December 19, 2022 | 1:29 | June discovers she’s been tagged in a photo by Geff. |
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Heated | February 5, 2023 | 2:20 | Sarah tries to converse with an angry Nicole. |
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Bitter | June 10, 2023 | 1:10 | Geff bothers an already-annoyed Miller. |
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Coming Soon | August 25, 2023 | 6:25 | Miller and Geff watch the morning announcements from HQ. |
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Memo Chat | October 20, 2023 | 1:25 | Miller informs June of their outpost being renamed. |
Trivia
- Syp The Mighty, Intro-Mind, and Revoltge are the only cast members to return from Classic Season 1, though Intro-Mind takes over as Geff from Syp rather than his previous role.
- This season introduces Ella Rhee and Xanthe Folan to the cast as Sarah and Nicole respectively, taking over from Winter and Firesinopa, while Syp takes over as Miller from Chase Hobby.
- After the end of Classic Season 1, various different versions of Classic Season 2 were considered. These include:
- A version filmed in the Halo 4 engine where the guards legitimately did become SPARTAN-IV supersoldiers, with Geff and June still tasked with being on guard duty while Sarah and Nicole would have been given legitimate operations as effective soldiers. Miller would partake in both ends depending on the situation. Emery was not going to return. This version was only outlined, with no episodes written.
- A version where Emery crash lands on an alien planet, split from the guards. Stranded, the guards would have to find a way off the planet. Two episodes were written for this version.
- A reboot that Annoyances was to be the first episode of that was originally made while Syp was part of machinima group Firelight Studios to be set entirely on Outpost Black Out. Six episodes were written for this version, with Revoltge co-writing the first two episodes, structured like a sitcom. This version was scrapped upon Syp's departure from Firelight Studios, with Revoltge never being part of the group to begin with.
- A second reboot that Question and Bagels were made to promote. This version was fully written, with 10 episodes, and would have had a completely different plot with more mystery elements. This alternate version only had two episodes written, with little plot. When Syp took an extended hiatus from video making to focus on her own original webcomics, this version was scrapped.
- A third reboot while Syp was part of a sketch comedy group 06 Media, with fellow members Dagnarrow and Dazalaras to star with her. This version was also fully written, with 19 episodes, once again with a completely different plot that would have saw Jace Casper as part of the main group instead of June in addition to Jones from Major Malfunction as a sixth guard. When 06 Media went on an indefinite hiatus, this version was scrapped.
- Various unmade versions including a pilot for a fourth reboot set earlier in the timeline of when the guards first meet, an original live action comedy short for 06 Media featuring Geff and Jace, an original webcomic reboot part of Syp's Space Comics series, and an original stop-motion reboot using figures hand-crafted by Syp. All of which would be scrapped upon the production on this season.
Gallery
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