[BTPVD420]

So all this free time at home has got me catching up on pop culture media that I've missed out on, and wow Netflix's Castlevania is amazing!

Midway through 2nd season, but it really inspired me to re-imagine a Joe universe with stories told in this form. First off, short 10 episode runs with tight story lines highlighting COBRA and it's agents to help intro the world.

I'm thinking start off right after the Pyramid of Darkness stuff, Joe defeats Cobra, but the world is in chaos due to loss of power, government turmoil, high death counts, etc...

We meet the various Cobra factions and Agents, No Mindbender & Serpentor save that for season 3. CC struggling to maintain power but always plotting some scheme, Highlight Destro & Baroness first couple of episodes and have Major Blood be an extreme wildcard.

In the meantime brief intro of Joe team being used to rebuild the world, highlight secondary characters like Lifeline & Mainframe, and who wouldn't love a scene with Roadblock cooking for the troops?

Main POV character for Joe team is Agent Helix, but please no mary sue, just a computer expert that thinks she is ready for prime time but has no actual combat experience, just VR & gaming.

First arc of episodes highlights the devastated world they live in, and focus on how Cobra is scheming to re-establish themselves on top of the food chain. Tons of stuff on the cobra tech & vehicles and a tour of a Terror-drome.

Helix uses her computer skills to discover a small part of Cobra's schemes, and then contacts the Joes and they send in a small strike team.

So that's what I got so far... What does everyone think? Do you enjoy Netflix's Castlevania series? What stories do you want told in this COBRA heavy universe?

Please share, and I'd love to see what the community can come up with!

[Lava Patrol]

Really, I quite dislike Castlevania series, basically being too gorey for my taste. He-Man new series is slightly based on it, and I don't like it either.

If they avoid gorey fashion, and trying to modernize everything, the art itself is quite good.