Thread:ZeVikingSif/@comment-4588264-20150418150100


 * Episode One: Pilot - Rashard and Mig wake up to find themselves on the opposite sides of a large city in apocalyptic ruins, surrounded by a large dome (except a large hole at the top, for air), and while searching for people, the two encounter each other, where they discover their powers for the first time, and each one believing the other to be responsible, confront each other. It's also important to note that Both have no memory of what happened before they woke up.  So Rashard and Mig are the first two characters we encounter, and it's very much a vs episode, but it's because they woke up from a coma in the middle of a damaged city surrounded in a dome and the other one is the only one there, leading them to believe the other is responsible. Like I said, a starting point
 * Episode Two: No Man's Land - Realizing the other is not the enemy, the two begin to work together as they begin looking for signs of life both inside and outside the city, begin testing their powers, and discover they are not the only ones with powers: There's another human, one who can control technology, a dangerous ability. In this episode, Mig sees "a blur, a flash moving throughout the city, but doesn't know what it means". The episode also ends with another man waking up from his coma, and discovering that he controls fire.
 * Episode Three: Two Minds of a Single Body – Introduce T-Y, struggling with having two voices at once, unable to do anything for most part (think Firestorm), and if they’re unable to agree, they could potentially destroy the only home that T-Y, Mig, and Rashard have.  And the reason why T-Y is dangerous is because he/she/they has/have the powers of heat vision, but the two personalities (Tyler and Trailor) are fighting over control for the body, thus they can't control their powers, and thus they're unstable. And if they can't get under control, those powers are going to have potentially devestating results.  Well T-Y was always two people = one body by the looks of it
 * Episode Four: One Year Ago – The three heroes come to realize something: their memories began one year ago, and so they start searching for answers on what happened to the domed city, why they have powers, and if they have a real home. We see the blur Mig saw in Episode 2 again. They only find a piece of the answer though, a newspaper regarding an announcement going to be made by the federal government in a few days. It's the beginning of trying to figure out what exactly happened to the city, and to them  Which won't be truly answered until much later on
 * Episode Five: The Blur - Introduce Ferrari, uncontrollable speed, her mind is going so fast she can’t process information, her senses are going out of control, she’s vibrating, phasing through objects, and her molecules are moving so fast, they’re potentially dangerous enough to cause her heart to beat too fast. The group tries to help her, but a metahuman who controls soundwaves emerges, intending on killing them all in order to get their resources. She eventually is able to master her powers, stopping him.
 * Episode Six: Heated Matters - The man who controls fire, and as we discover, nuclear fusion powers as well (like the sun) reveals himself (it’s been two months since the Pilot) and begins fighting the heroes because he believes that they are responsible. It doesn't help though, that Mig and Rashard are beginning to fight over who is in charge of the group. Something happens to Mig though, and the fiery villain stops what he is doing when he sees what happens to Mig, oddly enough. Mig begins to have his hands glow, and he notices early on in the episode that he has a cut on his hand that he has T-Y treat. The episode has the cut grow on its own, really fast, and larger then before, spreading from his palms to his wrists, and it makes him pass out.
 * Episode Seven: Radioactive - Continuing from the last episode, Mig’s powers are beginning to kill him from the inside out, leading to T-Y being forced to find a way as soon as possible to save his life, while Rashard and Ferrari fight the fire-based villain. T-Y is the one who creates Mig’s gauntlets (like originally he was going to have) to control his powers, and stop them from killing him.
 * Episode Eight: The Nuclear Man - With no other choice, the group has to convince the Technology-Metahuman and the Soundwave-Metahuman (who they initially kept in the hospital Rashard woke up in on sleeping drugs, till T-Y modified the cells of the prison to hold them) to help fight this threat. It's here that we find out the truth about the Fire-Villain.  Drum roll please... They discover that villain is Mig's brother.
 * So the final episode is the battle between the group, especially between Mig and Mig's brother, as Mig begins to recall aspects of his life, including the fact that Mig and his brother were in the exactly same room when they went into comas (when they got their powers). It becomes extremely intense, as Mig's brother begins to become nuclear from the intensity of the battle, the overuse of his abilities, and the pure heat of his entire body. Mig is forced to kill him, but not before Mig's brother remembers him shortly before dying  Mig's brother, although dead, he's going to go nuclear however Realizing that regardless, the city is lost, Rashard asks Ferrari if she can run onto the dome through the hole, and then down the dome and away before the explosion. After a quick moment with T-Y stating that it is possible, Rashard is forced to pull Mig away from his brother as Ferrari has everyone hold onto her, speeding as fast as possible away from the city  During this time, Mig actually begins to unlock a memory of him and his brother on Mig's birthday, when he was young.  They manage to escape, as the explosion destroys the city They watch the cloud, knowing that their home is gone And then... T-Y hits the ground Ferrari hits the ground Mig hits the ground Rashard turns around to see a man in black tactical armor shooting a web-like device onto him, shocking him, and making him pass out It cuts to Rashard waking up in a grey room with no doors Or so it seems A section of the wall opens up to reveal a woman in a suit, who walks up to Rashard, unable to get up because he's in cuffs to the chair She informs him that while in the room, whatever power he may have can't be used, so it's no use trying to get out  Asking who she is, she informs him that she's a member of an organization, from the remnants of the government that survived "The Event" A single moment when humanity’s fate changed forever. When the old world died, and the new world began.  Revealing that the world is now full of normal and powered people, she states that if he and his friends so wish, they could help save the world from certain destruction, which seems to be the greatest threat, powered people, as shown with Mig's brother literally blowing up. Leaving, she says "Welcome to G.R.I.D., Rashard".  