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Is Ben, Gwen and Kevin allowing Micheal Morningstar cause trouble ?

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    Everything that Darkstar has done after the highbreed invasion was the fault of Ben, Gwen and Kevin. Because Gwen went to Cooper to free Micheal from the null void. Knowing how Gwen finds Cooper annoying and a creep she must of really wanted to bring Micheal back very badly. Shortly before the highbreed invasion was over Micheal evaded the team and ran off quietly.

    Even though Gwen offered to have him free from the null void for his help on the invasion. The fact he disappeared quietly was shady as hell. They should have gone after him and send Micheal back to the null void.

    Then after Darkstar tried to use the Dominus Librium to drain Gwen and Ben's powers. Thanks to Kevin trusting him again. Then after his plans were foiled, they didn't got Micheal arrested by the plumbers or send him back to the null void. They only just procrastinate it.

    Then Darkstar used what's left of the Librium to double cross the crew again. Kevin only just gave Darkstar a punch in the face only as a payback to when Micheal suckerpunched him. He still wasn't arrested or sent the null void. Allowing Darkstar to later steal Charmcaster's Gwen's spellbook. This went on until Darkstar was arrested by the police with Charmcaster in disguise.

    Finally, the Plumbers has arrested Darkstar after he got out from Charmcaster's bag. At least a year after Gwen asked Cooper to free Darkstar.

  • Everything that Darkstar has done after the highbreed invasion was the fault of Ben, Gwen and Kevin. Because Gwen went to Cooper to free Micheal from the null void. Knowing how Gwen finds Cooper annoying and a creep she must of really wanted to bring Micheal back very badly. Shortly before the highbreed invasion was over Micheal evaded the team and ran off quietly.

    Even though Gwen offered to have him free from the null void for his help on the invasion. The fact he disappeared quietly was shady as hell. They should have gone after him and send Micheal back to the null void.

    Then after Darkstar tried to use the Dominus Librium to drain Gwen and Ben's powers. Thanks to Kevin trusting him again. Then after his plans were foiled, they didn't got Micheal arrested by the plumbers or send him back to the null void. They only just procrastinate it.

    Then Darkstar used what's left of the Librium to double cross the crew again. Kevin only just gave Darkstar a punch in the face only as a payback to when Micheal suckerpunched him. He still wasn't arrested or sent the null void. Allowing Darkstar to later steal Charmcaster's Gwen's spellbook. This went on until Darkstar was arrested by the police with Charmcaster in disguise.

    Finally, the Plumbers has arrested Darkstar after he got out from Charmcaster's bag. At least a year after Gwen asked Cooper to free Darkstar.

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    @npzman Granted, this is the same show where the main characters find the Highbreeds' main base of operations where they're constructing the portal gate and after escaping, don't even bother to go back and shut it all down for like seven episodes, waiting until moments before the Highbreed turned on said portal gate and unleash an invasion on Earth to finally launch their assault.

  • Ben 10 Fans
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    Any other moments where Ben 10 and his crew procrastinate things to the last minute?

  • Any other moments where Ben 10 and his crew procrastinate things to the last minute?

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    @npzman Likely. Can't think of any of those other moments off the top of my head right now.

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    It does seem a bit weird that they let Morningstar off the hook so easily. He was a character who was clearly made to be an analogy to a sexual predator and given his disturbing obsession with Gwen and addiction to power, the trio really should've locked him back in the Null Void. Or at least had him arrested by Plumbers since they all know full well how dangerous he is to others. He's not someone you'd trust to run free...although maybe the writers didn't pay attention to this as much as they should have.

  • It does seem a bit weird that they let Morningstar off the hook so easily. He was a character who was clearly made to be an analogy to a sexual predator and given his disturbing obsession with Gwen and addiction to power, the trio really should've locked him back in the Null Void. Or at least had him arrested by Plumbers since they all know full well how dangerous he is to others. He's not someone you'd trust to run free...although maybe the writers didn't pay attention to this as much as they should have.

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    @coreofthesun Granted, there were a lot of things that the writers of Alien Force didn't pay much attention to.

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