Ah hell nah, trying to make someone do this is the most evil thing possible.
Hello all, back with another proposal. Even though the series is still ongoing, this guy is already defeated and has had no mention or affect in the sequel so I think he can be proposed now.
What’s the Work?[]
Minecraft but I survive in PARKOUR CIVILIZATION -FULL MOVIE-
Minecraft but I survive PARKOUR CIVILIZATION is a Minecraft YouTube movie series by Evbo where players are forced to live in civilization where everything revolves around Parkour. Evbo is the main protagonist and a noob who needs to rank up and defeat the character being proposed to replace the evil tyrant.
The sequel series Evbo is exploring an alternate civilization that was abandoned long ago.
Who is he?[]
The second parkour champion is the main antagonist of Season 1. At some point, he usurped the first Parkour Champion by beating him in battle, taking his command block and put out a death order on him, forcing him to become an outcast with the threat of being killed. After becoming the God of the civilization, for years, he reshaped the world and imposed some of the pettiest and most torturous rules on the civilization (of which we are shown has about hundreds of people at least) where they are teleported in a world far above grand and made of scattered blocks where they fight for their lives on a daily basis that include:
- In order to travel, every player is above a void and forced to make jumps in order to travel, eat food or have homes, where they can easily miss a jump and have their life ruined because of one mistake. We see this multiple times onscreen such as Evbo's Neighbor, a random Pro Guard and many others fall into the void.
- Players are able to challenge others to Parkour battles where they have no choice but to accept. If they lose, they get injured or die.
- He forces SeaWattGaming to kidnap innocent Players and teleport them to a lab, where how well they jump determines what rank they are for the rest of their lives, then wipes their memories.
- Any player who falls into the void by accident is teleported to prison and forced to spend fifty years in a 3 by 3 prison cell above a pool of lava, where if they do not jump every thirty seconds, they are thrown into lava. This has happened to at minimum dozens of unfortunate Players with petty mistakes. This has made many of them prefer suicide as an escape.
- Noobs are forced to live in downtrodden houses and regularly get abused by Pros. They are only allowed to eat once a day and usually left to starve on 2 hunger bars at best, making it impossible for them to run. He made it so it is basically impossible for them to rank up unless they are given a now-extinct ticket that lets them complete an extremely difficult course to level up. Evbo is the only lucky exception.
- Pros are forced to perform jobs every day without any pay, such as crafting courses, feeding Noobs, watching the prison, etc.
- Masters have to make three block jumps to travel around.
He forces multiple Masters and Pros to try to kill Evbo for trying to level up and stop him, showing concern when Evbo kills them in self defense. When he confronts Evbo, he tries to cheat in his battle to have him killed. When everything is failing, he tries to take Evbo down with him in a last ditch suicide attempt, but fails. He is ultimately defeated and Evbo replaces him as champion.
Heinous Standard[]
Only villain really who isn't completely bog standard. I think he easily passes the baseline though for imprisoning dozens in a fate worse than death just for missing basic jumps.
Id also like to mention that while some of Evbo’s other series are connected to eachother (e.g. the Noob, Hacker and Pro Civilization), this one is its own series and contradicts the others.
Mitigating Factors[]
| “ | It’s not about fair. It’s about order. And if you can't Parkour, you deserve to be at the bottom. | „ |
He does make claims that only the worthy deserve respect and bases his society where the stronger have more authority. He claims to do this out of honor but it is later revealed he is a cheater who has gotten to where he is using invisible blocks. He also proves himself to be a sore loser when Evbo is actually a threat to him and dies an undignified double suicide attempt. It’s also pretty evident that he has no trouble sending his top ranking minions on suicide missions. Cowardice and hypocrisy to the max.
Though this all sounds comedic at face value due to the silly concept of a parkour civilization, surprisingly, he is actually taken completely seriously both in universe and narratively and has no comedic lines. The only comedy found in the videos are Evbo's sarcastic reactions to various situations and the occasional incompetent Noobs seen in the beginning. The entire video has its emotional impact and bares similarities to upper class oppressing lower class people.
Verdict[]
Medium yes