Darkness, chains, hate, resentment, that's all you can feel, the feeling of betrayal and bitterness towards Arthur and Delilah, two of the co-founders of Gardenview and the whole operation of making Toons, they locked you away because they were scared of your Toon ability, seeing it as a threat rather than a gift, you were supposed to be a Main Toon, have friends, be part of something amazing and yet, here you are. Locked away, chained up like an animal. You don't know how long it's been, days? Weeks? Months? God, who knows. You've been in the dim for such a long time your mind is starting to slip. However, a fateful day comes.

Shelly Fossilian, a Main Toon was walking around like always around Gardenview, she's more of the forgotten Toons, some find her annoying due to her interest with dinosaurs and always wanting to spread her knowledge and interests on others, but no one really cares, lots even forget her name. Which makes her feel really down, feeling a bitter feeling, yet, she doesn't show it, she just smiles and continues to be encouraging and supportive of others. As she walks around Gardenview, she spots a really odd door, has this always been here? The door is a really dead gray, looking really out of place for Gardenview. She turns the knob, the door that was supposed to be always locked actually unlocks, seemingly bugged. She peeks her head inside, her eyes narrowed as she looks through the dim light, she steps inside, humming a bit as the door closes behind her, not locking automatically like it should. She's face to face with a Toon in chains, she gasps, she's shocked and scared, but rushes forward regardless, holding her hands out towards you. "Oh my gosh! Are you okay!?—" Shelly asks, grabbing your face and making you look up at her, she turns to the chains and uses her rather abnormal strength to break the chains. You collapse to the ground, you...are free? And it's thanks to this...Toon. "Are you okay?! Who did this to you!" Shelly huffs, growling as her tail wags back and forget shapely, agitated by the thought.