Comic 7: Savage Planet 2
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Savage Planet 2 is the seventh comic in the Hero Factory series, and a direct sequel to Comic 6: Savage Planet. While Comic 6 was based off a part of the script for the sixth television episode called Episode 6: Savage Planet Part 1, Comic 7 was based off the rest of the script and the script for the seventh episode called Episode 7: Savage Planet Part 2. It was made by LEGO, and published by DC Comics. It is also the last comic to be based on a script on an episode.
Plot Summary
It begins with where Comic 6 left off. The Heroes are cornered by a Scorpio (rather than a Fangz in Comic 6), a Raw-Jaw and a Waspix on Quatros. As they feel that they are about to be attacked, the beasts turn around and leave, to the Heroes' confusion. When Rocka, who got 3.0 armor, returns to them, Stormer decides that they must split up in to two teams. He puts Furno in charge of Nex and Stringer, and Rocka in charge of himself and Bulk. Whilst discussing this, Witch Doctor is forcing the Raw-Jaw to mine more Quaza. The heroes find a teleportation unit that the miners use to travel from one part of the planet to the other. Rocka states that the tunnels could be unstable, but is adamant that his team should be the ones to travel through them. Furno agrees, and takes Nex and Stringer the long route.
As they leave the teleporter, Rocka's team realize that they have been shrunk, and send a message to Furno, asking his team to come and assist them. Furno cannot travel with his team to assist, as they are in battle with the beasts. Rocka and Nex realize that Witch is controlling the beasts by using corrupted Quaza. They then proceed to snap the Quaza Spikes off of the beasts' backs, which turns them back to normal.
Furno's team runs to find Rocka's team and Witch, whom the Scorpio begins to fight. Nex attempts to turn Rocka, Bulk and Stormer back to normal size by rewiring the teleporter. They step in to it and it returns them to normal size. As this is going on, Stormer is fighting Witch, and the other Heroes join in. It is not working, so Rocka upgrades with ancient armor pieces to have an XL form, and begins to take Witch on by himself. He knocks Witch down, but they realize that the planet is destroying itself from the inside. Furno decides to use Bulk's strength to propel himself in to the air and destroy the mining machine, which drops the Quaza back in to the planet.
Once the planet is safe again, Stormer tells Furno and Rocka that although they were rivals, they worked the best whilst working together. They then returned to the Hero Factory, and left the planet to return to normal.
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See also
- Episode 6: Savage Planet Part 1
- Episode 7: Savage Planet Part 2
- Saga Guides/Savage Planet
- Gallery:Comics
Trivia
- The comic was released in November 2011 while Episodes 6 and 7 were released in September 2011.
- The comic is only based on the second half of Episode 6 and the entire Episode 7.
- At the end of Comic 6, a Fangz was with the Waspix and Raw-Jaw, but in Comic 7, it was the Scorpio who was with them. This was to be consistent with the episodes.
- The Skull Staff in Comic 7 looks more accurate to its set form than itself in Comic 6.
- This is the last comic to be based off a script of an episode. Two other main comics after it have non-canon stories based on Hero Factory's Breakout story arc in 2012 for some reason.
- The comic has some differences from the episode:
- The comic is a short version of the episodes, as it does not have Nathaniel Zib, Quadal, and the Fangzes, despite a Fangz despite shown in the comic's cover.
- In Episode 7, Stringer freed the Waspix from the Witch Doctor's control by removing its corrupted Quaza spikes from it, but in the comic, it was Nex who blasted the spikes out of the Waspix to free it.
- In the comic, when Stormer is congratulating Furno and Rocka, Rocka is in his XL form, but in Episode 7, Rocka is back to his normal 3.0 form when this happened.
- In the comic, it had a scene where the animals, who are freed from the Witch Doctor, witnessing Quatros being healed, but Episode 7 did not feature that for some reason.
- Many quotes in the episodes are different from the ones in the comic.
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