ReBoot

I think if they want to make a theatrical movie,
they shouldn't solve the cliffhanger in it, because it would be too confusing
for the new audience, and I do think there should be a Theatrical Reboot
movie.  If they are gonna make a Theatrical movie they should redo seasons
1&2 to have the same graphics as season 3&4 and broadcast them all in
order, then release a TV movie to close up the cliffhanger.  By the end,
if they space it out, more and more people will know about reboot.  There could
also be some viral marketing having to do with one of the viruses.  And if
they do make a Theatrical movie, I think it shouldn't just continue on the same
story.  It should have the same main characters, yes, somewhat the same
feel, but not the same mainframe.


From what I can tell, Reboot takes place on a computer in the 90s, and is
probably running on DOS or Windows 95.  A lot has changed in computers
since then.  What if the main characters got put in storage of some sort,
like a backup file, and were accessed some time in 2009 or 2010? 
Everything would be different.


Everything would look futuristic, move faster, have better graphics and Mainframe would be huge since hard drives can have up to a terabyte now.  It would look like a super-computer to them, and it would take a long time to get used to it.  And if
you think about it, there are no more super computers, just a net and web of
systems and web sites, so that could be a shocker too.  I also think the main characters should look the same as they did in season's 3&4 for the first part of the movie, in contrast to the better graphics of everyone else, until they get upgraded.


Everything they used to know would be ancient history, it having been around or
over 10 years (millions of minutes).  Everything has advanced, and almost
completely changed.


There are no more Guardians, just separate guilds of  Anti-Viruses,
keeping order in the systems.  They still follow the Guardian code, but
not completely since the code has been fragmented over time, and this could be
a great place for Bob to set things right.


Since search engines are now commonplace, there are portals open to the net and
the web constantly.  This could cause some distress in the main
characters, and it would be a shock to them to know that the web isn't the
dangerous place they once knew (well, mostly not dangerous).  There could
even be a sub-plot about the competition between search engines.  Firefox,
Chrome, and the old Internet Explorer, who can't keep up with the others, who
had just recently figured out how to open multiple portals (tabs).


Games are way different than what they knew.  1st, a lot of games now have
more than just player vs everything, now there are some sprites that are allied
with the player.  This could be a great source of drama, if one of the
characters rebooted and was placed on the player's team.  2nd, not all
games are just win and lose anymore, and with RPG's, there could be more than
just one sitting.  The characters could be confused when the game ends
even though nobody won, because the player just quit the game and decided to
finish it up later.  3rd, Games don't just drop in random places
anymore.  Mainframe now has a defragmenter, and the games only land in
game zones, areas used only for games.  They aren't dangerous anymore,
infact they're a form of entertainment.  People willingly walk into them
knowing they might be nullified, because they've found a way to turn nulls back
into people.  Audiences watch the games from cameras in game.  They
cheer, boo, make bets or just watch.

Also there could be plenty of references to more recent games, like The Sacred Scrolls VII: Oblowind Fell, the Arena Chronicles (Elder Scrolls), a game where a heavily armored space soldier shoots at aliens on a giant space structure called Eclipse (Halo), A scientist opens a portal to another dimension and has to get through the facility and go through another portal to close it before the Atomic Decay is finished (Half Life), A game where the player is a gang member and most of the game is spent doing Drive By's called Drive By VI (GTA) and they could even make remarks about the gang violence, like they did with zombie violence in that Resident Evil/Evil Dead game.


This super-orderly, super-massive mainframe might be overwelming to the main
characters, and they could feel useless and outdated now that everything is
faster.  The System seems too orderly for them, and they're no the only
ones.  The other person who has a problem with this is in fact the reason
they were accessed in the first place.


Enter, Hexadecimal.  Over her time spread out through the systems, she has
gathered her fragments together, but by the time she was almost complete, some
of the systems with her in them had Shut down, and anti-virus software was
getting better.  So, she turned to the last place where she could be happy
causing chaos, a place already chaotic, The Web.  She has gathered herself
almost together, with some parts missing, but as she formed into her old self,
the Web was becoming less and less chaotic, with more and more orderly sites,
more and more of the web being used by the systems of the network, and it
looked like she had no where left to go.  It was then that a new site was
created.  A forum originally designed for a different purpose, but through
it came a sub forum that was everything Hex loved.

A sub-forum where there was almost no regulation, where gruesome and horrible
things were turned into jokes, where plans to hack systems were made daily, and
where the only form of order was a loose group where everyone was completely...
anonymous.  She had found Chorn.org, subforum - R.

 She finds out that Bob isn't there anymore, and decides to have a little fun.  She infects accounts and convinces the users to hack mainframe.  This
would be a great place for the main characters to pose some great questions
about users, and their affect on systems, the net and the web.  Also there
could be a great scene where one of the main characters asks "why would
the users do this?"  To which Hex would reply, while changing her
mask, "Why?  HAHAHAHAHA WHY?  FOR THE LULZ OF COURSE! 
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!"


I'm not quite sure how it would end, but it seems like a pretty good idea to
me.  What do you guys think?