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Pibby's Alternate Ending To Fight Against The Darkness

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Time has passed since the battle against the darkness. Those who had survived throughout the cartoon multiverse were all brought together in a final stand against the darkness, in an attempt to avenge those who have fallen to its immense power. And it was all thanks to the one known as, Pibby. Pibby may not have had any special powers or any fighting skills whatsoever, but it was her will and determination to fight back that sparked hope in those who were afraid to fight back. However, once Pibby gained the power of the darkness herself, it was thanks to her as to why they lost... In the beginning, Pibby's plan was to find a way to use the darkness against it. Since most normal weapons and powers proved to be ineffective, it wasn't until the …show more content…

But she knew she would have to face him eventually. She raised her sword and charged towards her corrupted best friend to attack. This would prove to be foolish, as one of its tendrils grabbed and wrapped around her right arm. The tendril began to pull her towards the corrupted black sludge. "Damn it! Let go!" Pibby quickly uses her free arm to swing her sword at the tendril to free her arm. Though she prevented herself from being pulled and swallowed by the darkness, the tendril was still latched to her arm. "D-damn it.. Get off! AAAAGHH!!" Pibby screamed and struggled as the darkness began to fully spread throughout her entire arm and across her chest. Pibby knelt down on the ground. She was in a lot of pain, but she kept a level head and focused on preventing the darkness from spreading. And, whether it was through sheer will, determination, or luck, Pibby managed to not be assimilated and managed to prevent it from spreading any further. Pibby got up and examined her right arm. The darkness had fully covered her arm, giving off a small white outline surrounding it. Her hand now has claw-like fingers as well. Pibby opened and closed her new corrupted hand, and noticed what she had done. "I- I did it..." She managed to have full control of the darkness that she had obtained. After succeeding in her original plan, she goes to see how effective this new power of hers will have against the

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