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Series logo by Sol (age 18) (there are supposed to be words, you just can't see them because Sol has a passion for graphic design)
Tomorrow's Underwear is a brand-spanking, 100% legitimate show being produced by the fool(s) who brought you Ben Ten + 0, Sol 10, and Starlight's Soliloquy, and associated with the likes of which who brought you Ben 10: Stupidity Force, Simien 10: Blood Monkey, Jen 10: Legacy, and Omniframe.
Sorry, had to get the plugs in FOR THE BOYS.
The show revolves around five friends who move into a tower together and accidentally form a gang terrorist group paramilitary strike force n unlikely wholesome bond. In their journeys, they acquire the Omnitrix and use it to deliver mayhem upon the streets of Mega-City Sixty-Nine.
The show is set to debut on April 1, 2020.
With every word Sol types up in this description, his friendships are being placed even more precariously on the rocks. He is afraid, and you should be afraid for him.
Characters
- Prime - Prime is a teenage heart throb sensation. He comes from Sunshine Beach, California, where he spends his days surfing, playing guitar, skateboarding (it's like surfing, but with wheels), and impressing hot Californian babes (of all gender varieties, because like his coffee and himself, his sexuality is tall, dark, and mysterious). He is a master of all forms of self-expression and art, including gaming.
- Brian - Brian is a weeb. No one knows how or why he left his bedroom to join Tomorrow's Underwear. Some believe his true journey is to hunt down "kawaii anime waifus" (Latin genus: Homo desu) and perform unspeakable acts of taxidermy upon them.
- Omi - Omi is absolutely not part of a zionist military scheme. He possesses the most romantic and just general life success out of all of Tomorrow's Underwear, and is also the tallest and often with a full-grown beard, so it is a mystery how he has not yet been annointed group alpha male and leader. He is also the comedic literary mastermind behind the canonized Ben 10: Stupidity Force.
- Hass - Also known as TV Filthy Hassan or Streetmaster, Hass is the youngest member of the Tomorrow's Underwear Crew. Because of this, he is used as a comedic punching bag by Sol. He comes from the metropolitan utopia of Mega-City Twenty-Six (also known as Lahore). His best hobbies are film review, fine dining, and literature. Also, maids.
- Sol is the author of this glorious story and can spin himself in any way he so chooses. He is incredibly humble, hilarious, and desperate, and is in need of a partner, preferrably of the female variety (but really any human intimacy will do). All interested are welcome to add him on Snapchat at gimmick20. Warning, he is growing increasingly ugly and socially inept.
Episode Guide
| # | Title | Description | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gold Pilot | The TSU crew receive their first distress call and jump into action. A fight for dominance ensues. | 4/1/2020 |
| 2 | Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables | ??? | ??? |
| 3 | ??? | ??? | ??? |
| 4 | Fighting Gold | It is time for the TSU crew to file their taxes. When they realize that they can file one another as dependents, they begin to ask which one of them is the team leader. A fight for dominance ensues. | ??? |
| 5 | Concrete Jungle | The TSU crew gets lost in the sewers of Mega-City Sixty-Nine, where they encounter a team of kung-fu reptilians. A fight for dominance ensues. | ??? |
| 6 | ??? | ??? | ??? |
| 7 | ??? | ??? | ??? |
| 8 | ??? | ??? | ??? |
| 9 | ??? | On a mission, Brian encounters a real-life anime girl. He debates whether he should keep her captive or let her be free. A fight for dominance ensues. | ??? |
| 10 | Hassan Alone | On a supply run to the KFC Dome, Hassan's motorcycle runs out of gas. Hassan is forced to for himself on the foul streets of Mega-City Sixty-Nine. A fight for dominance ensues. | ??? |
| 11 | ??? | ??? | ??? |
| 12 | Crazy Noisy Bizarre Town | The TSU Crew's exploits unleash the wrath of hell upon Mega-City Sixty-Nine. A fight for dominance ensues. | ??? |
| 13 | Ain't No Rest For the Wicked | ??? | ??? |
Trivia
- The show's biggest conceptual inspiration was the Teen Titans.
- The show's creation was incited by a conversation held on the eponymous Tomorrow's Underwear Discord server about mercenary interns.
- The show's name is garnered from the characters' real life group chat.