Plot of Graffiti

The following article lays out the full plot of the Graffiti series.

Synopsis
Since the beginning of recorded history, certain people have had a unique form of energy flowing through their blood that grants them special abilities. Known to each other as "superhumans", this group of power users have lived in the human world for centuries, with those unaware living normal, undisturbed lives, while those that do know work to keep their existence secret, while seldom acting to maintain peace and justice when possible.

In 2013, Detroit-born Dylan Johnson discovers that he is a superhuman specifically with the ability to instantaneously teleport from one place to another. Shortly after discovering his abilities, he is attacked by another superhuman Switchblade, barely escaping with his life. Understanding that other superhumans and the world as a whole need protection from other dangers, Dylan decides to step out from the shadows and become the superhuman vigilante Graffiti.

Dreams and Knightmares arc
Superhero fanatic Dylan Johnson goes to buy a comic book, but is soon robbed by a low level thug. He then visits his girlfriend Natasha Jones for a bit, and then after a brief conversation leaves. The next day, he discovers that he is a superhuman with the power to teleport. He immediately returns to the shop to confront the robber and retrieve his book back. Later on, he is attacked by a superhuman named Switchblade, who murdered his girlfriend, and is almost killed before his sister Melrose Hawthorne saves him. Melrose and her boyfriend John Duncan begin to investigate who Switchblade and try to find him, while Dylan, wanting revenge, becomes a superhero under the name "Graffiti" to bring him down. During a “training session”, Switchblade challenges Dylan to a rematch, and Evangeline Carter informs him that she can find Switchblade easily due to her powers. The two arrive to the hideout, and Evangeline, now calling herself “Evamore”, and Dylan teleport inside. Inside, Dylan confronts Switchblade’s partner James Boom, who turns out to be the criminal that robbed Dylan before. James is revealed to not know where Switchblade is, and with no reason to stay, Dylan and Evangeline leave. Switchblade reveals himself to James, and chastises him. Despite following orders, Switchblade kills James and disposes of his body in his family’s backyard.

Dylan begins to have nightmares and hallucinations about his failure to protect Natasha, but he’s motivated to continue on after an inspirational conversation with Melrose and Virgil Hawkins. Later on, Switchblade re-appears to fight, but surprises Dylan by revealing that he never killed Natasha, but instead that she was actually a superhuman called "Knightmare", and that she conspired with Switchblade to get Dylan to renounce his powers, though Switchblade had planned to kill them both. Dylan attacks Switchblade before he can kill Natasha for real, and eventually, Dylan defeats Switchblade, who escapes promising to fight him again. Natasha breaks up with Dylan, unwilling to accept his new role as “Graffiti”, and Dylan decides to fully become a superhero, determined to find and protect any other superhumans from Switchblade.

Melrose decides to attend college in Tokyo, Japan, but ends her relationship with John before departing. While there, she begins to unlock and extend the range of her telepathic and telekinetic abilities, and soon becomes the top student in most of her courses. Unfortunately, some time afterwards, John would be tracked down by Switchblade, and be brutally murdered for his power. Evangeline decides against becoming a full-time superhero like Dylan, but does agree to be his personal trainer, and would even join him occasionally on missions. She would also give him her dog Sebastian as a companion while Melrose was in Japan. During this time, her mother Dr. Carter got a new job, and was required to home for business, and would start to rekindle her semi-estranged relationship with her daughter. Elsewhere, a businessman named Lucius Foxworth is contacted and informed that more superhumans have made their presence known.

Foxworth Enterprises arc
A year later, Dylan has already become overwhelmed with the responsibilities of Graffiti. Despite this, he has second rematch with Switchblade, which results in police arriving, and the two evading capture, and almost stops Brandon Williams from robbing an office building, though he escapes while Dylan is distracted. He tries to unwind with Evangeline with a vigorous training session, while Lucius Foxworth is informed of his presence. Following the session, and a short warning about superhumans from his barber Isaiah “Ice” Cooper, Dylan receives a message from Foxworth, and after meeting with him, agrees to join his company Foxworth Enterprises to protect superhumans. He is teamed up with Josh Boom, also known as “Eclipse”, the brother of the man that robbed him a year ago. Josh informs Dylan of James’s unfortunate death, though they both are unaware that Switchblade was the murderer. Foxworth and James leave on a mission to recruit Evangeline to Foxworth Enterprises, but she refuses. Per his assignment, he attempts to kill her, but is easily defeated and escapes before she can end him herself.

After interrupting an unsupervised training session between Melrose’s cousins Max and Jake Taylor, using their self-proclaimed codenames “Agent Frostbite” and “Agent Heatstroke”, Dylan returns home and is immediately attacked by an ear-piercing, painful noise. He calls Melrose, who has since moved to Tokyo for college. She telepathically detects negative energy at their home, and instructs him to move to her grandmother’s home for him to stay at. Soon after, Dylan receives his first assignment from Foxworth’s unnamed assistant, and he and Josh go to their first assignment. However, when its revealed that Josh has been assigned to kill Max and Jake, a fight erupts between the two, with Josh getting the upper hand. Luckily, Max and Jake join the fight and the three overwhelm Josh. Upon returning home, Dylan quits Foxworth Enterprises, and is attacked by Josh again, though the ear-piercing noise reappears, forcing Josh to teleport away, saving Dylan. He runs to Evangeline for help, but the two are attacked by Foxworth again, this time by his assistant. The two are able to hold him off and teleport away to Josh’s house for safety. Evangeline decides to use his house as their new base, using her camouflage ability to hide them when necessary. Feeling that a war is imminent, Evangeline goes to recruit other superhumans to bring down Foxworth, while Dylan goes to his pre-scheduled barber appointment with Ice. Ice reveals to Dylan that he was able to easily deduce his identity as Graffiti, and that others should be able to as well, also revealing himself to be superhuman himself. Evangeline flies to Honduras to visit her mother Dr. Carter and tells her about her and Dylan’s incidents. However, unbeknownst her, Dr. Carter is one of the employees of Foxworth herself, and she informs Foxworth of their plan, on the grounds that Foxworth leave her daughter out of whatever he’s planning. Melrose telepathically joins Dylan via mental spirit to meet with Evangeline’s first recruit, who turns out to be Switchblade. Before the two can fight, Dylan and Switchblade’s identity are revealed on blogger David “D-Brad” Bradley’s YouTube page, and its revealed that Dr. Carter gave him the information, causing a divide between the group and Evangeline. Melrose confronts Evangeline, who claims innocence, which Melrose confirms through a quick mind reading. Meanwhile, Dylan and Switchblade infiltrate Foxworth’s mainframe, but are confronted by James. Switchblade tells Josh that Foxworth killed James, and he agrees to help them bring down Foxworth, determined to find out the truth about James. Evangeline flies back to Dr. Carter and confronts her about her involvement with Foxworth, but she denies knowing what his plan is, only knowing that his plan will involve all superhumans. After the argument, Evangeline leaves, with Dr. Carter feeling that whatever Foxworth is doing is for the best.

The next day, while on patrol, Dylan is joined unwillingly by Switchblade while he deciphers Foxworth’s data. The two are attacked by Gerald Myers, who Switchblade insulting refers to as “Heavy G”, another of Foxworth’s employees, but they defeat him. Dylan teleports to his grandmother’s house, followed by Switchblade, and Melrose returns from Tokyo to help them bring down Foxworth using a techno virus she created. She reveals that Foxworth actually runs his company out of his personal home, and the trio plan to storm the house and destroy his business, but not before Melrose beats down Switchblade for killing her ex-boyfriend John. Before they leave, Switchblade goes to his hideout, his old middle school that has since been abandoned, followed by Dylan. The two have a slight heart-to-heart conversation where Switchblade tells Dylan about his unfortunate upbringing, and the reason why he kills superhumans and deems Foxworth as a threat. Reluctantly, the two agree to work together this one time to bring down Foxworth. Meanwhile, back at his house, Foxworth fires Gerald for his failure, and then reveals to Josh that Switchblade killed James, and shows him the security footage of him dumping his body where they found him. Dylan and Switchblade arrives at Foxworth’s house for the final fight, while Melrose and Evangeline travel to Foxworth’s superhuman associates to disband them from Foxworth. An enraged Josh teleports Switchblade away to avenge his brother, while Dylan prepares to infect Foxworth’s mainframe, but Foxworth surprises him and brutally beats him. Foxworth reveals that he is actually one of the first superhumans in their history, and his power is immortality. Having lost all of his loved ones over time, he began to see his powers as a curse from God, and felt his only chance at redemption was to rid the world of superhumans entirely. Foxworth reveals his second power, the ability to remove superhuman powers, while Josh gets the upper hand on Switchblade, though his mercy towards him allows Switchblade to detain him. Foxworth begins to take away Dylan’s powers, but the high pitched noise breaks the two apart. Dylan’s eyes start to glow, and in a last ditch effort to bring him down, teleports him and Foxworth away. Melrose, Evangeline and Switchblade follow Dylan’s energy signature to the Bermuda Triangle, where they find Dylan unconscious, and Foxworth missing. Switchblade watches over Dylan until he wakes up, and reveals to him that, despite teleporting away, Foxworth was successful in draining Dylan’s powers. Dylan is distraught, and Switchblade leaves amicably with James, now working with Switchblade as his new sidekick in return for his life. Dylan and Melrose decide to use the last of his powers to remove the negative energy from Dylan, and its revealed that Knightmare has been infecting him out of revenge for their breakup. Melrose is able to remove her energy from his mind, freeing him from her power. Meanwhile, Switchblade and Josh begin a plan to conquer the superhuman world, and any other powered individuals.

After finishing her semester courses, Melrose returns home to the United States and begins establishing the Superhuman Community to protect and monitor her people, using Graffiti as the face, despite him no longer having his powers. The SHC becomes widely known relatively quickly, and Melrose is immediately recognized as the Ambassador for superhumans. During this time, she would learn that Switchblade and Josh were attacking and killing superhumans around the country. She and Evangeline managed to track Switchblade down, and while he escaped their capture, Josh would be the first person officially recruited to the SHC, with Melrose protecting him from Switchblade so long as he took Dylan’s place as the local hero. Afterwards, Evangeline officially retired from superhero work and returned home, and Dylan began taking courses at a community college. Following Foxworth’s disappearance, his protégé Jonathan Maxwell became his successor at Foxworth Enterprises, but was unable to keep the company afloat. Foxworth Enterprises shut down, laying off all of its employees, including Dr. Carter, who returns home. Melrose uses the information that she from Foxworth’s hard drive to locate and enlist former employees and agents to the SHC. She brings on The Assistant and Gerald as her informants, hires D-Brad as the SHC’s personal correspondent, and recruits Josh’s childhood friend Jerome Briggs to track superhuman activity and handle the technological aspects of the business. She also attempts to recruit Dr. Carter and Ice to the SHC, but they deny the invitation, with Ice choosing to go into hiding to protect his wife and children. Understanding his role as an inspiration, Dylan works with Melrose and becomes the head of the Superhuman Alliance Initiative and Networking Taskforce (The S.A.I.N.T. Program) with Melrose, Josh, Jerome and Brandon, who has since acquired powers and taken on the identity of Millennium Man, as the first agents. He also begins recruiting and training young superhumans, including Max, Jake, their cousin Chris Taylor, and their friend, Danny Jones to the newly established Junior S.A.I.N.T. Program. Despite the positive reputation of superhumans, Maxwell, now a member of the National Security Agency, proposes a failsafe to the United States government to have SWAT soldiers deployed to heavily superhuman-populated areas to ensure public safety, which soon becomes approved.

Heroes and Villains arc
Max, Jake and Danny, going by the codename “Volt”, are sent on a mission by Melrose to locate Dylan, who has gone missing. They are immediately teleported away and are attacked by three clones of Dylan, seemingly evil or under come form of mind control. While Danny and Jake are able to hold their own and defeat their clones, Max is almost defeated by his. Danny manages to make it to Max, and despite Jake’s objections, electrocutes Dylan to death. This is then revealed to be a training exercise created and monitored by Melrose and instructed by the real Dylan. Following the training session, Max confronts Dylan about training with the younger kids, despite being notably older than them, and suspects that he and Melrose have formed a superhero team, wanting to join. However, Dylan denies this. Josh comes by to inspect the house to make sure that they aren’t destroying his home during the training. During their conversation, Dylan laments over losing his powers, choosing to keep this a secret from the kids, and expresses his determination to find Foxworth and bring him down for good, before being teleported away by Josh to his class. A guilt-ridden Melrose, who was telepathically watching the entire exchange, calls Maxwell and the two discuss Maxwell’s concerns with the superhuman population. Knowing well that Melrose is incapable of keeping control of every superhumans’ actions, Maxwell openly chastises Melrose’s defense of superhumans, recalling his young sister’s death at the hand of Switchblade 30 years prior. Melrose tries to convince Maxwell that Switchblade’s actions don’t reflect those of other superhumans, but he abruptly hangs up on her. Elsewhere, a young superhuman named Elsa Divine is attacked by two deployed SWAT soldiers, and is soon backed up by Josh to defend herself. They are victorious, and Josh returns to the base to inform Jerome of the successful mission, though James openly berates him for his time as a member of Foxworth Enterprises. Meanwhile, Dylan continues training the Junior S.A.I.N.T.s, which quickly turns into a fight between Max and Chris, going by the codename “Solar Flare”. While Max is able to hold his own, he is quickly overwhelmed by Chris’s brute strength, leading Dylan telling Jake to join in, though Chris overpowers them both. Dylan scolds Chris for his ruthlessness, and after quickly beating him, leaves for an interview with D-Brad to give an update on the SHC’s status and accomplishments. However, immediately following this, Melrose and Dylan are informed of a highly-publicized fight between Brandon and Switchblade in Millennium City. Brandon is able to subdue Switchblade, but an enraged Switchblade causes a massive explosion that completely destroys the city, killing over 300,000 of its citizens. Among the killed include Dr. Carter, D-Brad and many others. Elsa is almost killed in the blast as well, but Brandon is able to portal them both away before they are engulfed in the explosion.

Three months later, the city is still in ruins, and only around 500 survivors are found, with a third of the city’s population still reported as missing. The event pushes the government to extensively investigate the cause of the explosion, and dispatch more SWAT soldiers, feeling that the event is superhuman related. By order of Maxwell, many of the soldiers are discretely given orders to locate specific superhumans, and Terminate On Sight (T.O.S.). Two soldiers storm Dylan and Melrose’s childhood home, where Dylan has been hiding out. While he manages to overpower one soldier, the other soldier is about to shoot him, before Sebastian attacks him. During the scuffle, Dylan is shot, but is rescued by Max and Jake, sent by Josh to extract Dylan and safely bring him to the base. Josh and Jerome monitor the SHC and stand in for Melrose, while she, along with Dylan, Max, Jake and Elsa travel to the city ruins to help find survivors and aid Brandon in evacuating others from the city. During this time, Brandon contacts Josh and warns him that once the world is able to confirm that superhumans were the cause of the event, the world will turn on them. Maxwell also calls in, initially looking for Melrose, and warns Josh that he has acquired security footage of Switchblade and Brandon’s fight, and is able to link them to the destruction of Millennium City. He uses this as evidence that Melrose is unqualified to claim responsibility for the entire superhuman world, and holds her personally responsible for the many deaths. He then threatens to personally reach out to the House of Representatives and the President of the United States himself to ensure that they are punished for their crimes. Dylan returns to base and, having found Switchblade’s iconic hoodie amongst the rubble, confirms with Josh that he was the cause. Dylan tells Josh that Melrose wants them both to return to Millennium City to aid with the efforts as a message of peace, but Josh simply leaves. Dylan notices that Josh just got done talking with Maxwell, and has Jerome help him intercept one of his upcoming meetings. Meanwhile, Brandon and Elsa, now going by the codename “The Elementress”, are contacted by Maxwell to discuss the explosion. He tries to appeal to them by telling them of his history with the city, but Elsa openly chastises him for claiming to be from the city, and for his stance towards superhumans in general. He reveals to them his personal vendetta towards Switchblade, and asks them if they feel that he should be held accountable for his crimes. While Brandon agrees, Elsa is still doubtful, having been repeatedly attacked by the government SWAT soldiers indirectly deployed by Maxwell, even correctly guessing that Maxwell brought a solder with him to their meeting. He tries to convince them that they should be the ones to bring Switchblade in, as Brandon indirectly is just as responsible for the event, and Elsa lost the city she loved, along with many of her family members. He goes on to revile Melrose, Graffiti, the SHC, and the S.A.I.N.T. Program and what they stand for, pointing out that despite the many chances they had, they refused to kill Switchblade. While still hesitant, the two agree to partner with Maxwell and shake hands, Maxwell claiming that Millennium City will be avenged. Immediately following the meeting, Dylan confronts the two and a fight breaks out, with Brandon wounding Dylan, unintentionally hinting to Maxwell that his powers are gone. He tells Dylan that he plans to finish what Foxworth started before leaving. Melrose telepathically finds Dylan and uses Josh to teleport him back to base. She heals his injuries, but angrily scolds him for attempting to go after Maxwell without his powers and potentially ruining her plan to learn as much as she can about his intentions. Josh begins to feel guilty about sparing Switchblade’s life, and blames themselves for not killing him before he killed the people of Millennium City, reflecting on his brother’s death and the deaths of the other superhumans that Switchblade forced him to help him kill. Unable to be dissuaded, he leaves the base, determined to kill Switchblade and redeem himself and avenge all of the fallen victims, despite it being against Melrose’s orders. Melrose and Jerome meet with The Assistant, Gerald, Max, Jake, Chris, Evangeline and another Informant for the weekly update on SWAT activity, and warns them to find Switchblade before the government does. Dylan tells Melrose that Josh left to go after Switchblade for revenge, and with the loss of Josh. Jerome speculates that it may be time to consider their “last resort”.

Josh returns to Evangeline’s house in Roseville to ask for her help in tracking down Switchblade, and a fight breaks out between the two, resulting in Josh losing to her for a second time. Evangeline reveals to Josh that she also believes that Switchblade deserves to die for his actions, but that the only way that he would be able to is to use something superhuman to kill him. She tells Josh to simply bring Switchblade to her, and she’ll use her “Tiger’s Claw” ability to rip out his heart. Back at the house, Dylan questions to Melrose whether Josh killing Switchblade would be justified, to which Melrose denies, pointing out that him killing Switchblade only makes him a bigger threat in the eyes of the world. While Jerome puts a force field around the base, Jerome reveals that he secretly studied superhumans at his college and speculated whether it would be possible to acquire superhuman powers. Through this, he discovered that superhuman abilities come from a latent form of energy that runs concurrently through blood, and that when it mixes with about 7% of the blood, the abilities begin to manifest seemingly at random. Melrose and Jerome theorize that because energy itself never dies, Dylan’s body should retain enough superhuman energy for more to be added to him, and the combination of Melrose’s telepathy and telekinesis would be a reliable transport method to carry out the process, though Jerome is unaware of the risks of such a procedure. Jerome and Melrose begin the process, and while it seems to be working, they are immediately hacked and confronted by Maxwell, who informs them that he has convinced the House of Representatives that superhumans should be treated as threats to the Human population, and they have given him permission to personally dispatch SWAT soldiers to wherever he feels most necessary. Jerome immediately notices the SWAT soldiers arrive, disabling his force field and storming the base. Maxwell goes on to reveal to them that he deployed soldiers practically everywhere in the United States, doubling the numbers in the most highly populated superhuman areas. Understanding that war is imminent, Melrose and Jerome continue the process, but are only able to move about half of the desired energy to Dylan before a SWAT soldier makes it into the house. Melrose is able to project a telepathic field to hold the soldier, and Jerome quickly shoots him. Before the rest of the SWAT invade the house, and the other areas, Melrose sends out a mass telepathic message to all of the superhumans in the world to protect themselves from the oncoming SWAT. The SWAT are seen raiding Switchblade’s old abandoned middle school, running in residential homes, and outright in mid-attack with other superhumans. Josh and Evangeline hold off SWAT at Evangeline’s home, while Max and Jake defend themselves against a soldier at a local park. Gerald easily defeats other soldiers, even disarming one soldier before snapping his neck. Elsewhere, Ice makes many clones and they defend off the SWAT while he escapes with his family, though the death of his clones saddens them all. The Assistant is also attacked by SWAT, but through the use of both his power and his knowledge of firearms, he emerges practically unscathed. Chris uses his heliokinesis to create a gravity field that holds the SWAT soldiers that attacked him to the floor, while Danny protects his mother and sisters from SWAT soldiers. Brandon and Elsa find themselves also under attack and come to the conclusion that Maxwell betrayed them. In the midst of the fighting, Switchblade suddenly appears and begins effortlessly slaughtering soldiers. Brandon and Elsa try to defend themselves against the SWAT and bring down Switchblade, but he manages to escape amidst the commotion. Back at the base, Jerome warns Dylan that Melrose is using too much of her energy, and despite not having powers or being a target of the SWAT, decides to back her up in the war. Melrose and Jerome begin to hold off many of the soldiers, Jerome even taking a vest and one of their guns to aid. Dylan takes a leap of faith into battle and immediately discovers that he has regained his teleportation abilities. The three are able to fend off waves of superhumans, through Jerome’s knowledge of firearms and martial arts, Melrose’s telekinesis and telepathy combined with her acrobatics and combat skills, and Dylan’s unconventional fighting style and unpredictable use of teleportation. However, when more SWAT begin to arrive from the front of the base, Dylan and Melrose teleport to fend them off, leaving Jerome to fight off SWAT by himself. He is fatally shot by a SWAT soldier, but is able to kill him and save Dylan from getting shot before dying. Dylan asks Melrose to heal him in the same way she healed him earlier, but she is unable to sense his consciousness, concluding that he has indeed passed away. Melrose then reluctantly returns his body to his mother who, while devastated by loss of her son, is thankful to Melrose for everything that she’s done for him.

Brandon contacts Melrose and informs her that he successfully fought and fended off the SWAT soldiers, and had an encounter with Switchblade, though he escaped. Melrose instructs Brandon to send her a portal to her, and for Dylan to find Switchblade, who assumes he returned to his old school building. As soon as he gets off the phone with Melrose, Brandon is approached by Josh and, using what Evangeline told him about how to kill Switchblade, has Brandon infuse his sword with enough energy to kill the seemingly overpowered superhuman. Before leaving, Brandon instructs Josh to “stab him in the heart”, while Josh promises to “bring back his head”. Brandon then leaves and joins Melrose, Evangeline, Gerald, Max, Jake, Chris, Danny, and many other superhumans to protect the superhumans still being attacked by the SWAT soldiers. Dylan teleports to Switchblade’s old abandoned school and walks past all of the bodies of the dead soldiers scattered throughout the hallways. He eventually makes it to the auditorium and confronts Switchblade, now donning a new, red suit to replace the hoodie and shirt that was destroyed. Dylan tries to convince Switchblade to come with him to be protected from the soldiers, not knowing that Dylan and Melrose plan on giving him over to the authorities as leverage to call off the SWAT attacks. Switchblade refuses, resulting in a fight that spans across different cities and, at one point, a different country. Ending up on bridge, Dylan and Switchblade’s fight comes to a stop, and Josh approaches Switchblade with his sword drawn. Immediately, a three-way fight commences between the three, with Dylan trying to protect Switchblade from Josh, Josh trying to kill Switchblade and fend off Dylan, and Switchblade trying to kill both Dylan and Josh. The fight eventually makes it back to the base, where Josh is able to incapacitate Dylan and practically beat Switchblade into submission, which alerts Melrose. He then pulls out his sword and upgrades it to the sword Brandon modified, and prepares to fatally stab and kill Switchblade once and for all. However, determined not to let Josh be deemed the new “Switchblade”, Dylan teleports in between them, and is unfortunately stabbed through the chest. Falling to the ground, practically lifeless, Melrose, Josh and Switchblade look on, as Dylan’s heartbeat is faintly heard. Understanding that he is barely alive, Melrose uses what’s left of her energy to heal Dylan’s injuries, practically bringing him back to life. Josh claims to not be done trying to kill Switchblade, but finally fed up with Switchblade, Melrose grabs him and shatters his mind, practically making him inert, and absorbs his superhuman energy, effectively depowering him. He desperately tries to land a punch on Melrose, but is quickly knocked out by Dylan.

Another three months later, Dylan and Josh meet up with Melrose, who informs them that Switchblade was given multiple life sentences with no possibilities of parole, and has been sent to Iron Valley Penitentiary to live out the rest of his days. However, Maxwell is removed from his position on the National Security Agency due to his actions, but avoids prison as he was granted permission to do so by the House of Representatives. Melrose reveals that the event now known as the “Great Superhuman Massacre” resulted in the deaths of almost 95% of the superhuman population, leaving only about 1,000 left in the world. A majority of the superhumans agree to relocate to rebuild Millennium City with Brandon and Elsa spearheading the project to create “New Millennium City” as a safe haven for superhumans. Josh decides to stay in Detroit instead of return to Millennium City, and Melrose decides to disband the S.A.I.N.T. program and Junior S.A.I.N.T. Program to move superhumans slowly back into secrecy. Hopeful for the future, Dylan, Melrose and Josh decide to protect the few superhumans that remain as the protectors, motivators, and heroes of the new Superhuman Community.