Here Today... Gone To Hell!

Pippin is the name of the short but lovable pal of the aphrodite, who is on trial for the brutal slaying of the Dolphins of the 4th Dimension, a group of free-roaming, kid-friendly magical creatures who embark on annual quests to bring snowfall to the mountains of Lake Denyzine on Planet Ostriton. On their last journey the aphrodite is framed for the murder of Barry Bostlethwaite, Grand Ruler of the 4th Dimension, as well as the slaying of the Dolphins who had just arrived and accidentally stumbled upon the murder as it was taking place. So the beloved hero returns to Mars where he is arrested and put before the Judge and the Fury. Pippin returns from the Xenathreb Region to help his friend escape from the damning trial involving the slayed dolphins, but the twist at the end is that Pippin is the one who framed his friend o begin with. He is brutally stabbed to death towards the close by Mr. Frog, the prosecutor who begins to question his own moral obligations as he finds himself lured into the seedy underworld of death and betrayal. The surprise ending is when Axl bellows "If we can all trust each other, perhaps in the end we can once again LOOOOOOVVVEEE" and then you hear the Dolphins begin to regenerate. The power of the 4th Dimension surges through everyone, causing a massive sound effect wherein all life is refreshed. The Dolphins are once again alive, and the Caterpillars are put on trial for joining on the conspiracy with Pippin, when it is revealed by the narrator (voice of Tim Allen) that they helped Pippin frame the aphrodite. You see, Pippin had illegal business dealings with Barry Bostlethwaite, and when the Grand Ruler decided to come clean and expose Pippin, he had to kill him. The Dolphins of the 4th Dimension accidentally walked in on Pippin as he was doing the deed, so he shot them with a 4-x Pulse Churner (highly lethal weapon), then framed the murder on his friend the aphrodite.

(B) I have way too much time on my hands and have a few nuts loose in my head.

You got that right, Pippin.

How about Pippin fighting for Mercury power?

Why is Pippin trying to rescue the aphrodite when he framed him in the first place?

I like the idea too.

I like that, but I don't think it needs him tipping off the prosecutor.  Evil Pippin should give him a really weak defense and ignore vital evidence.  The Good Pippin (if we're going with that idea) should find some evidence which proves the aphrodite's innocence - maybe an eyewitness account, maybe some kind of magical glass ball that can project any event in the universe onto screen.  Only evil Pippin knows about this evidence and 1 other person (eyewitness?  carrier of glass ball? etc..) who has gone into hiding from the caterpillers.  Good Pippin (not sure if I like him :-\) goes searching for this other person (oooh! maybe it's a really hot girl!) and eventually finds her/him, then they make their way to the trial.

When Axl makes his cameo, can he appear in the clouds Mufasa style?  Think Monty Python cartoon. :rofl:

Let's not fuck good pippin off just yet - not until we've got a character to replace him anyway. :-\

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Perhaps evil Pippin eat too much mushrooms and thats the difference between the good pippin and the bad one, eventually it will be his decay (bad pippin)