Any ideas for Wall-E 2?

[38034580]

Here's my planned plot:

• 20 years after the Axiom landed, the intro shows Wall-E and EVE #1 cleaning up the earth, EVEs #2 and 3 digging wells, EVE #4 operating the incinerator, and EVE #5 gathering seeds and plants. All other robots do work as in the epilogue of Wall-E 1. The humans start working out and exit obesity.

• The next day, Wall-E goes out for a recharge, with Eve following him. She accidentally harms the cockroach, then she looks down at the cockroach, and tells it to go inside the truck. Wall-E finds a tower PC, a PC power supply, an SSD, a plasma gun, ammunition, and a map during his work. After work, he brings all his findings to his truck. 

• After a long workday, Wall-E starts the PC for the first time, connects himself to the PC, and makes a backup of his personality using an app called "Wall-E Configuration Tools". Eve also makes her backup of her personality on the PC.

• [unknown- unplanned]

• AUTO is turned on by an unsuspecting child in the Axiom. He is furious that he fails his directive, and attempts to destroy Earth. EVE #3, 4, and 5 are chosen to defeat the rogue Axiom.

• EVE #3, 4 and 5 carry Wall-E, Wall-E’s gun, and Captain as they fly towards the Axiom and board it to fight AUTO. Wall-E tells EVE #1 to wait in his truck.

• Battle action is unplanned

• The rogue AUTO is now destroyed.

• After EVE #3, 4, and 5, Wall-E, and McCrea come out of the immobilized Axiom, they come out and the rejected robots celebrate them. The next day, EVE #3, 4, and 5 continue their work.

• After the defeat of the Axiom's autopilot, former Captain McCrea finds Shelby Forthright's news broadcaster and calls all BnL Starliners to Earth.

• Ending-unplanned

• Epilogue-Wall-E and EVE marry each other and the earth is restored to its former glory- clean and green.

Please, do not mention about the Axiom returning to space. It will stay on Earth. You can tell me if my planned plot can be better, and how.

[38034580]

25 minutes ago, Caroline said:

The fat guys workout and get jacked

Any more? I need a climax, ending, and some rising action.

[Radium_Angel]

The Terminator franchise, as well as the Matrix film, covered all of this rather nicely.

 

[Helpful Tech Witch]

18 minutes ago, 38034580 said:

Any more? I need a climax, ending, and some rising action.

Fat guys are fat (exposition), fat guys decide to work out (rising action) the machines try to stop them and they fight back, narrowly defeatibg them (climax), they start to get jacked, (falling action), they return to earth (resolution)

[38034580]

8 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

Fat guys are fat (exposition), fat guys decide to work out (rising action) the machines try to stop them and they fight back, narrowly defeatibg them (climax), they start to get jacked, (falling action), they return to earth (resolution)

This seems like Wall-E 1. In Wall-E 2 humanity is on earth at the beginning of the story, with robots doing work and Eve and Wall-E loving each other throughout, and in the end, the former Axiom captain (now the mayor) calls the other BnL starliners (such as Mucus) to earth via Shelby Forthright's broadcaster. Also, Eve has no more directives to complete at the beginning of the story, and that's why she helps Wall-E with his directive.

[38034580]

3 hours ago, Caroline said:

The fat guys workout and get jacked

2 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

The Terminator franchise, as well as the Matrix film, covered all of this rather nicely.

 

Any ideas for the action during the battle of the rogue Axiom and EVE #3 in her jet? That's the climax.

 

2 hours ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

Fat guys are fat (exposition), fat guys decide to work out (rising action) the machines try to stop them and they fight back, narrowly defeatibg them (climax), they start to get jacked, (falling action), they return to earth (resolution)

 

[Jtalk4456]

7 hours ago, 38034580 said:

1. The intro shows Wall-E and EVE #1 cleaning up the earth, EVEs #2 and 3 digging wells, and EVEs #4 and 5 rebuilding the roads. All other robots do work as in the epilogue of Wall-E 1. The humans start working out and exit obesity.

2. Wall-E tells EVE #1 that when his storm warning goes off, go inside his truck.

3. The next day, Wall-E goes out for a recharge, with Eve following him. She accidentally harms the cockroach, then she looks down at the cockroach, and tells it to go inside the truck. Wall-E finds a tower PC, a PC power supply, an SSD, and a map during his work. After work, he brings all his findings to his truck. After a long workday, Wall-E starts the PC for the first time and makes a backup of his personality. Eve also makes her backup of her personality on the PC.

4. The next day, Wall-E finds an electric fighter jet. EVE drags it next to Wall-E's truck.

Middle of the plot-comment your ideas below!

5. AUTO is turned on by an unsuspecting child in the Axiom. He is furious that he fails his directive, and attempts to destroy Earth. EVE #3 is chosen to defeat the rogue Axiom.

6. When trying to defeat the rogue Axiom, EVE #3 realizes that her speed can't keep up with the Axiom. So, she flies the jet Wall-E and EVE #1 found earlier while Wall-E and EVE #1 continue cleaning up.

Action during the battle-your ideas are appreciated.

7. The rogue Axiom is now destroyed.

8. After EVE #3 lands the jet, she comes out and the rejected robots celebrate her. The next day, EVE #3 continues her work.

9. After the defeat of the rogue Axiom and its autopilot, former Captain McCrea finds Shelby Forthright's news broadcaster and calls all BnL Starliners to Earth.

Ending-your ideas are appreciated.

Please, do not mention about the Axiom flying again. It will stay on Earth. You can tell me if my planned plot can be better, and how.

OK I'm gonna be a bit critical here, only because they did the first so well, I think it's gonna be hard to follow. It ended great and having any less than a near masterpiece of a plot would be ill-fitting

 

1. Necessary worldbuilding of what is the new earth colony. I would focus less on roads right now as realistically, they need those giant trash robots in the axiom to come out and bulldoze everything off a big plot of land where they can work on farming and move to sustainability away from the ship's resources. This could involve sending out many robots to scour the planet for any leftover trees and gather seeds. This mass gathering could give an excuse for a potential hostile takeover of an entity while less robots are around. Also unless you're doing a fairly large time jump, I wouldn't just have them stop being obese all of a sudden, that's gonna take a while from where they were. 

2. I mean she already knows this so I'm not sure why this is a specific plot point. You could have a town alarm or something when one is happening and show everyone heading either back to the axiom or to new shelter, good opportunity to show fear and uncertainty, possible traits of a group wanting to go back to living in space, we'll get back to that in a sec

3. Not so sure about this path. I don't see you using it anywhere else in the plot, and this feels like a weird jump to another sci fi plot of backing up personalities. More so, I'm worried about this conflicting with the first movie where the personality wasn't a tech issue but a love issue. she replaced his pieces which dulled him for a moment, but he starts remembering her when the spark kiss thingy happens. So I'd personally leave the backup thing to other movies

4. I mean sounds like the makings of some fun action scenes, but feels very out of place here. Also from the first movie, eve is basically a small fighter jet on her own, so I don't think a random fighter jet is very necessary or fits here.

5. Auto is hanging a few feet down from the ceiling. not buying the plausibility of a child restarting auto when a grown man could barely reach it. This does leave room however for the potential rebellion I mentioned earlier. The question is once he wakes up and wants to complete his directive, do we see him getting his own evil personality or do we have a way to convince him to scrap the old plan for a new one. While portrayed a villain in the first movie, he wasn't really evil, just following orders as intended. The true villain was the previous humanity's decision to lock it down from ever trying to go home., not Auto. though that little police bot was a bit of an ahole for attempting to destroy a plant, knowing it was a good thing for humanity.

6. You specifically said the axiom wouldn't be flying again, but now you've got eve and axiom in a dogfight... OK so how I would handle any conflict with axiom/auto is have auto reprogram one or many of the eve bots in the ship and have them fight. The axiom is a spaceship not a fighter jet, so having the entire axiom fight is impractical. Sending an army of available robot minions, pretty easy. This also makes a few opportunities. 
          A. Individualism against conformism, Eve fighting her clones, but the clones don't care, they have no personality, they just have orders. She has something to care about, something to fight for. Cue brief overlaying flashbacks of love with wall-e, seeing the new humans build and grow again, etc.

          B. Possible scene where wall-e is trying to help fight with something, but the eve's all look alike. eve notices his hesitation and spreads her fingers to show him it's her

          C. Another form of individualism vs conformism, but focused on all the non eve's fighting, showing even other robots can be helpful even if they're not perfect, shiny, or nearly as sophisticated.

7. So I'm down for this, not sure how to bring that about, maybe just eve and wall-e fighting auto in the control room vs the entire ship being destroyed. this would be more than just winning the battle though, it would be a turning point where they have no other way to return to space. no matter how much some of the humans want to leave again, they can't. the piloting system is destroyed

8. Not happy with the jet again, but robots and humans celebrating the victory is fine. if we have a rebellion to head back to space and that is now destroyed, you can show some good shots of rebelling humans realizing they have to stay here and they have to work together, maybe a shot of the good humans extending a hand of peace to the rebels. 

9. I love the idea of sending a message to other ships to bring people home. Disney would love it too, room for a sequel. 

[38034580]

8 hours ago, Jtalk4456 said:

OK I'm gonna be a bit critical here, only because they did the first so well, I think it's gonna be hard to follow. It ended great and having any less than a near masterpiece of a plot would be ill-fitting

 

1. Necessary worldbuilding of what is the new earth colony. I would focus less on roads right now as realistically, they need those giant trash robots in the axiom to come out and bulldoze everything off a big plot of land where they can work on farming and move to sustainability away from the ship's resources. This could involve sending out many robots to scour the planet for any leftover trees and gather seeds. This mass gathering could give an excuse for a potential hostile takeover of an entity while less robots are around. Also unless you're doing a fairly large time jump, I wouldn't just have them stop being obese all of a sudden, that's gonna take a while from where they were. 

2. I mean she already knows this so I'm not sure why this is a specific plot point. You could have a town alarm or something when one is happening and show everyone heading either back to the axiom or to new shelter, good opportunity to show fear and uncertainty, possible traits of a group wanting to go back to living in space, we'll get back to that in a sec

3. Not so sure about this path. I don't see you using it anywhere else in the plot, and this feels like a weird jump to another sci fi plot of backing up personalities. More so, I'm worried about this conflicting with the first movie where the personality wasn't a tech issue but a love issue. she replaced his pieces which dulled him for a moment, but he starts remembering her when the spark kiss thingy happens. So I'd personally leave the backup thing to other movies

4. I mean sounds like the makings of some fun action scenes, but feels very out of place here. Also from the first movie, eve is basically a small fighter jet on her own, so I don't think a random fighter jet is very necessary or fits here.

5. Auto is hanging a few feet down from the ceiling. not buying the plausibility of a child restarting auto when a grown man could barely reach it. This does leave room however for the potential rebellion I mentioned earlier. The question is once he wakes up and wants to complete his directive, do we see him getting his own evil personality or do we have a way to convince him to scrap the old plan for a new one. While portrayed a villain in the first movie, he wasn't really evil, just following orders as intended. The true villain was the previous humanity's decision to lock it down from ever trying to go home., not Auto. though that little police bot was a bit of an ahole for attempting to destroy a plant, knowing it was a good thing for humanity.

6. You specifically said the axiom wouldn't be flying again, but now you've got eve and axiom in a dogfight... OK so how I would handle any conflict with axiom/auto is have auto reprogram one or many of the eve bots in the ship and have them fight. The axiom is a spaceship not a fighter jet, so having the entire axiom fight is impractical. Sending an army of available robot minions, pretty easy. This also makes a few opportunities. 
          A. Individualism against conformism, Eve fighting her clones, but the clones don't care, they have no personality, they just have orders. She has something to care about, something to fight for. Cue brief overlaying flashbacks of love with wall-e, seeing the new humans build and grow again, etc.

          B. Possible scene where wall-e is trying to help fight with something, but the eve's all look alike. eve notices his hesitation and spreads her fingers to show him it's her

          C. Another form of individualism vs conformism, but focused on all the non eve's fighting, showing even other robots can be helpful even if they're not perfect, shiny, or nearly as sophisticated.

7. So I'm down for this, not sure how to bring that about, maybe just eve and wall-e fighting auto in the control room vs the entire ship being destroyed. this would be more than just winning the battle though, it would be a turning point where they have no other way to return to space. no matter how much some of the humans want to leave again, they can't. the piloting system is destroyed

8. Not happy with the jet again, but robots and humans celebrating the victory is fine. if we have a rebellion to head back to space and that is now destroyed, you can show some good shots of rebelling humans realizing they have to stay here and they have to work together, maybe a shot of the good humans extending a hand of peace to the rebels. 

9. I love the idea of sending a message to other ships to bring people home. Disney would love it too, room for a sequel. 

She realizes she can't go fast enough to catch up with the axiom, that's why eve  #3 flies the jet. The Axiom flying isn't human intention. All the EVE bots are in the captain's room, and not anywhere else in the ship. They were usually working on Earth but went in the captain room to fight AUTO.

[TheOnlyKirst]

oh my...how wrong they were, turns out that spending generations in the zero G-ness of space has had major negative effects in our skeleton's structural integrity. yeah they can stay on their feet and even do a slight bit of work, but the constant 9.8m/s² reminder quickly takes its toll. not much work can be done, not many seeds grow to their adult lives, given its impossible to care for them all with Earth constantly mushing their human caretakers to the ground and forcing them to pause and rest. the next generations maybe could re-adapt and rise above, but there just isn't enough time to sustain a next generation. so humans realize they made their last mistake coming back to Earth, and slowly decay into nothingness, the planet, of course, will be fine, in a couple million years it'll be back to its old green self, flourishing with life, and without the cancerous humanity that ruined for everyone else for a while, what a dream

[38034580]

1 hour ago, TheOnlyKirst said:

oh my...how wrong they were, turns out that spending generations in the zero G-ness of space has had major negative effects in our skeleton's structural integrity. yeah they can stay on their feet and even do a slight bit of work, but the constant 9.8m/s² reminder quickly takes its toll. not much work can be done, not many seeds grow to their adult lives, given its impossible to care for them all with Earth constantly mushing their human caretakers to the ground and forcing them to pause and rest. the next generations maybe could re-adapt and rise above, but there just isn't enough time to sustain a next generation. so humans realize they made their last mistake coming back to Earth, and slowly decay into nothingness, the planet, of course, will be fine, in a couple million years it'll be back to its old green self, flourishing with life, and without the cancerous humanity that ruined for everyone else for a while, what a dream

Wall-E 1's end credits animation shows non-obese humans and the earth was a lot cleaner. So extinction of humans won't happen, because earth can sustain life again.

[Velcade]

16 hours ago, 38034580 said:

Any more? I need a climax, ending, and some rising action.

woah hey.  This sounds like a rule 34 crossover.

[SolarNova]

Unfortunately, with the state of the entertainment industry I wouldnt want to see any loved/good past films or series continued or redone. Those that have been , have been ruined 9 times out of 10. The current trend of inserting sociopolitical agendas into all forms of media has outright ruined the mainstream western entertainment industry, Wall-E 2 would be no exception.

[Jtalk4456]

13 hours ago, 38034580 said:

She realizes she can't go fast enough to catch up with the axiom, that's why eve  #3 flies the jet. The Axiom flying isn't human intention. All the EVE bots are in the captain's room, and not anywhere else in the ship. They were usually working on Earth but went in the captain room to fight AUTO.

but that still involves the axiom flying which we established doesn't work. 
1. the axiom is a spaceship, not a fighter jet. It's not made for any kind of maneuverability. Even if it was, we've established the eve bots are super fast, so this part pakes no sense to me and feels like an excuse for a dogfight where it doesn't belong. A random fighter jet is exactly the kind of over the top antic to get kids excited that to me would make this follow every other bad sequel just trying to get more money out of a popular franchise without any regards to making it a good movie on it's own.

11 hours ago, TheOnlyKirst said:

oh my...how wrong they were, turns out that spending generations in the zero G-ness of space has had major negative effects in our skeleton's structural integrity. yeah they can stay on their feet and even do a slight bit of work, but the constant 9.8m/s² reminder quickly takes its toll. not much work can be done, not many seeds grow to their adult lives, given its impossible to care for them all with Earth constantly mushing their human caretakers to the ground and forcing them to pause and rest. the next generations maybe could re-adapt and rise above, but there just isn't enough time to sustain a next generation. so humans realize they made their last mistake coming back to Earth, and slowly decay into nothingness, the planet, of course, will be fine, in a couple million years it'll be back to its old green self, flourishing with life, and without the cancerous humanity that ruined for everyone else for a while, what a dream

To be fair, the robots would cover much of the work for them, and the humans would focus on health the first few generations until they could work on their own. 

 

10 hours ago, Velcade said:

woah hey.  This sounds like a rule 34 crossover.

I'm not gonna check, but I can almost guarantee there's already wall-e r34. 

 

10 hours ago, SolarNova said:

Unfortunately, with the state of the entertainment industry I wouldnt want to see any loved/good past films or series continued or redone. Those that have been , have been ruined 9 times out of 10. The current trend of inserting sociopolitical agendas into all forms of media has outright ruined the mainstream western entertainment industry, Wall-E 2 would be no exception.

While I agree with you on the tendencies for redos/sequels to be ruined, I don't think sociopolitical agendas in media has anything to do with it. Literally Wall-E 1 was a giant sociopolitical agenda made into a movie, same as Avatar and many many others. sociopolitical issues are actually the good part, it evokes emotion in the viewer. The bad part is when companies make a hit and then just want to wring out all the money they can out of a franchise and half-ass a sequel or remake without focusing as heavily on the message that evoked emotion and drove the first movie to being a hit

[38034580]

1 hour ago, Jtalk4456 said:

but that still involves the axiom flying which we established doesn't work. 
1. the axiom is a spaceship, not a fighter jet. It's not made for any kind of maneuverability. Even if it was, we've established the eve bots are super fast, so this part pakes no sense to me and feels like an excuse for a dogfight where it doesn't belong. A random fighter jet is exactly the kind of over the top antic to get kids excited that to me would make this follow every other bad sequel just trying to get more money out of a popular franchise without any regards to making it a good movie on it's own.

To be fair, the robots would cover much of the work for them, and the humans would focus on health the first few generations until they could work on their own. 

 

I'm not gonna check, but I can almost guarantee there's already wall-e r34. 

 

While I agree with you on the tendencies for redos/sequels to be ruined, I don't think sociopolitical agendas in media has anything to do with it. Literally Wall-E 1 was a giant sociopolitical agenda made into a movie, same as Avatar and many many others. sociopolitical issues are actually the good part, it evokes emotion in the viewer. The bad part is when companies make a hit and then just want to wring out all the money they can out of a franchise and half-ass a sequel or remake without focusing as heavily on the message that evoked emotion and drove the first movie to being a hit

The jet is only used to board the Axiom to fight AUTO, the last person/robot sets the jet to autoland just before s/he leaves the jet. The Axiom is launched and flown by AUTO.

[Jtalk4456]

24 minutes ago, 38034580 said:

The jet is only used to board the Axiom to fight AUTO, the last person/robot sets the jet to autoland just before s/he leaves the jet. The Axiom is launched and flown by AUTO.

?? You've got me so confused with what you intend here. The axiom is already docked and anyone can access it, especially eve who literally jets around wherever she wants at ridiculous speeds. Also again axiom can't do dogfight style flying, it's not designed for that, and pulling a random jet in would ruin the whole feel of the movie. And again, EVE CAN FLY, she doesn't need a jet. forget the jet. You asked our opinion here, and my opinion is go make a war movie with jets if you like jets, but if you want a Wall-E 2 plot, lose the jet, it makes no sense in the setting or with the plot. I'm trying not to be rude about it, but your jetfight with the axiom would ruin the movie.

[38034580]

11 hours ago, Jtalk4456 said:

?? You've got me so confused with what you intend here. The axiom is already docked and anyone can access it, especially eve who literally jets around wherever she wants at ridiculous speeds. Also again axiom can't do dogfight style flying, it's not designed for that, and pulling a random jet in would ruin the whole feel of the movie. And again, EVE CAN FLY, she doesn't need a jet. forget the jet. You asked our opinion here, and my opinion is go make a war movie with jets if you like jets, but if you want a Wall-E 2 plot, lose the jet, it makes no sense in the setting or with the plot. I'm trying not to be rude about it, but your jetfight with the axiom would ruin the movie.

EVE can't carry Captain McCrea, so he'll at least need to fly. But the other EVEs just fly themselves, carrying Wall-E.

[Jtalk4456]

10 hours ago, 38034580 said:

EVE can't carry Captain McCrea, so he'll at least need to fly. But the other EVEs just fly themselves, carrying Wall-E.

you do you man, you asked for our opinion on your idea and I'm telling you as nicely as I can that the jet is ridiculous. EVE can carry him 100%, her jumping is so strong she almost breaks down his place. Her propulsion is based on antigravity technology. There's even a scene where wall-e helps a guy back on his hover chair. Outside of EVE definitely being able to carry the captain, why does she need to carry him anywhere, why is the axiom flying when it's not an airplane? You're missing what I'm saying, The whole jet thing is an unnecessary excuse for flying action in a movie that would not need it  for nay part of the plot. The concept I outlined with eve fighting the other pod robots would provide plenty of flying actiony goodness without seeming the least bit absurd in context.

[38034580]

32 minutes ago, Jtalk4456 said:

you do you man, you asked for our opinion on your idea and I'm telling you as nicely as I can that the jet is ridiculous. EVE can carry him 100%, her jumping is so strong she almost breaks down his place. Her propulsion is based on antigravity technology. There's even a scene where wall-e helps a guy back on his hover chair. Outside of EVE definitely being able to carry the captain, why does she need to carry him anywhere, why is the axiom flying when it's not an airplane? You're missing what I'm saying, The whole jet thing is an unnecessary excuse for flying action in a movie that would not need it  for nay part of the plot. The concept I outlined with eve fighting the other pod robots would provide plenty of flying actiony goodness without seeming the least bit absurd in context.

Removed the jet-fighting is now only in the captain room of the Axiom.

[Dutch_Master]

On 9/2/2021 at 10:31 PM, 38034580 said:

Any more? I need a climax, ending, and some rising action.

You'll find plentiful supply of that on certain 18+ websites

 

Joking aside, you could introduce an educational section by having Wall-E discover a hidden p**n directory on the old PC, causing him to blush deep-red, and introduce the concept of replication/multiplication/reproduction. If presented factually, nor biased by religion, conviction or other ideology, kids will accept the matter at hand and be wiser when it's their turn to "grow up" (think adolescence/puberty/etc). IMO the best way to protect the young ones from ill-meaning adults is to educate, experiment (save from a few topics not safe to experiment with) and experience (same reservations apply), guided by trusted adults that actually can educate whomever they teach. Walt Disney created Fantasia and later Fantasia2000 to introduce classical music to kids, by means of visualising the story line, sometimes by exaggerating characters and their characteristics. (I have both on DVD, amazing works or cartoon art! Recommended for your kids!)

[Jtalk4456]

On 9/6/2021 at 11:34 AM, Dutch_Master said:

You'll find plentiful supply of that on certain 18+ websites

 

Joking aside, you could introduce an educational section by having Wall-E discover a hidden p**n directory on the old PC, causing him to blush deep-red, and introduce the concept of replication/multiplication/reproduction. If presented factually, nor biased by religion, conviction or other ideology, kids will accept the matter at hand and be wiser when it's their turn to "grow up" (think adolescence/puberty/etc). IMO the best way to protect the young ones from ill-meaning adults is to educate, experiment (save from a few topics not safe to experiment with) and experience (same reservations apply), guided by trusted adults that actually can educate whomever they teach. Walt Disney created Fantasia and later Fantasia2000 to introduce classical music to kids, by means of visualising the story line, sometimes by exaggerating characters and their characteristics. (I have both on DVD, amazing works or cartoon art! Recommended for your kids!)

I completely agree with the intent of exposure with education that you're talking about, but we both know pixar/disney would never put that in. the absolute best we could hope for them to do is the "spongebob getting caught watching a real coral wiggle in the water". Maybe he finds some schematics of other robots and blushes, but yeah disney/pixar won't take that kind of leap. 

[38034580]

Do you think EVE and Wall-E will hold hands while watching the movie? Will they cry and hug each other when watching the part when Wall-E doesn't know EVE?

[38034580]

Just now, Arika S said:

They are fictional characters.

I know, but what if they were watching their own movie?

[TheOnlyKirst]

On 9/3/2021 at 8:55 PM, Jtalk4456 said:

To be fair, the robots would cover much of the work for them, and the humans would focus on health the first few generations until they could work on their own. 

makes sense, but my version is more fun :)

[38034580]

• 20 years after the Axiom landed, the intro shows Wall-E and Eve cleaning up the earth, EVEs #2 and 3 digging wells, EVE #4 operating the incinerator, and EVE #5 gathering seeds and plants. All other robots do work as in the epilogue of Wall-E 1. The humans start working out and exit obesity.
• The next day, Wall-E goes out for a recharge, with Eve following him. She accidentally harms the cockroach, then she looks down at the cockroach, and tells it to go inside the truck. Wall-E finds a tower PC, a PC power supply, an SSD, a plasma gun, ammunition, and a map during his work. After work, he brings all his findings to his truck.
• After a long workday, Wall-E starts the PC for the first time, connects himself to the PC, and makes a backup of his personality using an app called "Wall-E Configuration Tools". Eve also makes her backup of her personality on the PC.
• [unplanned]
• AUTO is turned on by an unsuspecting child in the Axiom. He is furious that he fails his directive and attempts to destroy Earth. EVE #3, 4, and 5 are chosen to defeat the rogue Axiom.
• EVE #3, 4, and 5 carry Wall-E, Wall-E’s gun, and Captain as they fly towards the Axiom and board it to fight AUTO. Wall-E tells Eve to wait in his truck and he’s got to go.
• [unplanned]
• Meanwhile, Eve is tired of waiting. She redecorated Wall-E’s truck and reorganized Wall-E’s trinkets by weight instead of type. She finds a VR headset in the garbage truck and plays the Wall-E game. She also finds a trumpet, drums, and a piano in the dump, working fine.
• EVE #4 tries to save EVE #5 but is chased by renegade Wall-As, but EVE #5 rammed herself to the neck of AUTO, damaging her even more. AUTO, in revenge, summoned multiple GO-4s to fight off his opponents.
• The rogue AUTO is now destroyed.
• After EVE #3, 4, and 5, Wall-E, and McCrea come out of the immobilized Axiom, they come out and the rejected robots celebrate them. When Wall-E returns to his truck, Eve hugs and kisses him happily.
• After the defeat of the Axiom's autopilot, former Captain McCrea finds Shelby Forthright's broadcaster and calls all BnL Starliners to Earth.
• [unplanned]
• Epilogue-Wall-E and Eve marry each other and the earth is now protected.

The [unplanned] are based on YOUR ideas. If anything needs improvement or have ideas for the [unplanned] sections, comment below. Please note that because Eve has finished her directive, she can do anything she wishes to do.

[Spotty]

Threads merged again. This is not a Wall-E forum. You do not need to make multiple posts about your theories about what a Wall-E 2 movie would be based on. Keep all Wall-E 2 discussion here. Stop making new threads for it.