Very well done. A new character introduction went well.

Who could ever guess that just because you're rich, doesn't mean you're better than others? It's all about the personality that counts!

And the proper behavior and etiquette. Lacklund will learn his lesson, though.

Hopefully he will. And not do that again. It was unacceptable that he used violence to thrash Blue and Pink.

Unacceptable indeed.

And seeing that the Prince is 8-years-old, just imagine if they put him on the A&E TV series, Beyond Scared Straight. Real criminals would be outraged by his behavior saying: "YOU GONNA DISRESPECT US LIKE YOU DISRESPECT YOUR FATHER?! THAT'LL BE THE END OF YOU, BOY!"

Whoa; that is a scary thought. The Prince is in juvenile hall so there's no other criminals to get at him.

Yeah. But if he continues to do this in his pre-teen years, he might get put on a jail program so he can learn to do better and avoid prison at any cost.

Let's hope he doesn't. He is going to owe his dad at least $12,000.

Trick Master: Remind me to avoid him if I see him because even though I'm permanently 18 in a schoolboy's uniform as my battle uniform, I don't put up with this childish nonsense!

V-Fox: That kid needs a spanking and needs to kneel in the corner on a durian shell with his knees on it.

Jack: Psychiatric approach; get him to counseling pronto!

Metal Majorette: He has no idea what we put up with as superheroes. Unless he's willing to deal with aggressive Canadian geese, unpredictable supervillains, Australian magpies, durian bombs, cheaters, violent outlaws, fat drunken dogs, explosives, he is in no place to be a hero. To be a hero, one must have discipline.

Mystical Major: We didn't make these uniforms just for looks and power; we made them to symbolize the nations we live in as well as to carry on their future to a bright path. They may look cool, but uniforms must be respected. That kind of behavior does not belong in a uniform of any kind!

Chuong: Sorry you guys had to deal with that. I'm not putting up with that! It's hard to get me mad but that is unacceptable! That will not fly among me and the UN1024s either!

King Lacklund VII: If you're wondering, we came from 1776; we are not Krieglandonian. I'm his father, King Lacklund VII, and I didn't approve of it either. But I ran out of ways to discipline him. I can tell you the juvenile hall he's in does have some sort of counseling program, so he will go through that. I just want him to turn over a new leaf, even more so than the $20,000 he owes me.

Capuno: Durian extracts... Since he loves uniforms so much, he can buy one but that one will have timed durian capsules ready to go off and he's going to smell it! That will keep him in line!

Icebreaker: Ever wondered why YouTube exists? Record bratty kids like him and plaster it allover the internet until he cools it! We should prank him to get him straight.

Jack: No! Let the juvenile hall fix him and if that doesn't work, then we prank him into discipline.

Super C: Well, some other teenager has already put the fight scenes on YouTube, and his parents took away his computer from him until he goes to college. But the video has 3.5 million hits on YouTube, and 1.2 million on a similar website, Dailymotion.

Jack: Then that means that video was on World Star Hip Hop too; a very X-rated website. World Star is everything the G-52s are against.

Zachary: Yet a good place to find gnarly content too. Violent children like Prince Lacklund are often featured on it too. And let's just say, if he doesn't shape up, he will get hurt.

King Lacklund VII: I want him to shape up more than anything.

Super C: I'm certain he'll get there.

Me: It's ironic that G-52s don't allow others under 18, but yet, Chad Beaton was able to become a Junior G-52, because he did have had experience in dangerous situations. And he became worthy of making his dream coming true of becoming a superhero of his own, as what you and the others made him to be. He was 9-years-old when he got his wish granted.

Super C: Uh, correction; Blue. Chad's only an ally; there's no such thing as a Junior G-52. Chad was sort of an unfortunate emergency exception to the rule. That was some extraordinary story, though; Bendraqi never would have done that in a billion years and counting.

Kei Cat: Also, he wasn't a brat unlike Prince Lacklund, as far as I know.

Crush: That much is true.

Me: Chad's nowhere near that level.

Me: Thank heavens, no.