Never Underestimate a Kids' Show Villain!

Time and space are in chaos, and villains from multiple little worlds have gathered together. A god promises them that if they stand out in the missions ahead, they will be granted one wish.

Well then, how about starting with a villainous introduction?

Villain Number One says they killed their own family;

Villain Number Two says the entire world is hunting them;

Villain Number Three says they caused the apocalypse.

Everyone turns to look at the last one, a white-haired boy whose whole appearance screams soft and harmless.

Though he looks like that, he is the one they should be most wary of. For all they know, beneath that angelic exterior flows something more evil than anything in the room

“Am I supposed to say the worst thing I've ever done? Let me think.” The protagonist racks their brains, then proudly lists their deeds one by one. “One day, a grandma was crossing the road. When she was halfway across, I carried her back to the starting point!”

“Also, I erased all the homework the kid next door had spent the whole summer doing!”

The other villains: ...

Where did this brat come from?

When they learn the protagonist comes from a world with a 3+ children's cartoon, they heap even more scorn on them.

Hah. A children's-cartoon villain.

If there's a spy or a cannon fodder among them, it has to be this one.

The protagonist: “Don't underestimate children's-cartoon villains! I'm really strong.”

The villains dismiss them, until they see the protagonist

Casually pick up their own head after it falls off, purify corrupted monsters by singing nursery rhymes, build a spaceship out of junk...

The protagonist: “Isn't this the kind of thing anyone can do without breaking a sweat?”

The other villains: ...

Hey, what do you mean, without breaking a sweat? This is completely against common sense!

Children's-cartoon villains are terrifying indeed!

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