Colonel Bleep and the Uncharted Earth will be changed to Colonel Bleep '69
Since the spring of 2025 I had grown more disastisfied with the remake's worldbuilding, not that it is inherently bad, but because it has grown more outdated and less interesting for the story. Since then, I have made the decision to change the remake's time from 1957 to 1969, the year when our first astronauts explore the Moon.
At this time, Futurians witness the Apollo 11 moon landing and start to believe that humans are more likely ready to experience alien life arriving on Earth. However, this isn't the first time humans and futurians crossed paths, as some space rangers from the Futura High Command tried to persuade humans to stop their nuclear warfare in 1945 but were unsuccessful to do so. Here in 1969, the space race has gone through many significant effects such as more space probes exploring the solar system and more lifeforms (both humans and animals) discovering the cosmos. Not only that, but Colonel Bleep also believes that now is the right time to build a command station on Earth and hopefully find the best strategy to keep survelliance with humanity.
Speaking of Colonel Bleep, I have also decided to redesign Bleep and the rest of the main cast once again where they reflect more on 1960s culture, but still have their iconic appeal (such as colors and personalities) as before.
Colonel Bleep
Colonel Bleep still keeps the formal name Lucius Morningstar. His age (45 years), origin story, powers, and personality will remain the same but now he wears a more advanced uniform making look more like a superhero as well as personalized gear that keeps his futomic energy (his primal enhancement) stable.
His codename also has a little more lore. In the 1957 cartoons, Bleep's name was inspired by the "bleeping" radio signals coming from Sputnik 1. In the 2020s remake, Bleep's name comes from the unethical lab operation Project Streamline, where the first genetically enhanced futurians were formally labeled as Bionic Lifeform Enhanced Energized Primal Specimen (or B.L.E.E.P.S.). After our main hero learns more about his unpleasant past, he at least knows this is reason why he was given these powers, but he can still choose to control them wisely hence why Bleep has kept that codename ever since.
Dr. Destructo
Inititially Dr. Destructo was going to have the powers of all the classical elements: fire, earth, air, water, and the bonus ones, nether (the hellish element) and aether (the heavenly element). Now, the power has been simplified to one element. Like Bleep, Destructo has the same genetic enhancements like super strength, speed, and intelligence. But instead of futomic energy, Destructo's primal enhancement is dark energy, in which our villain has the power to control the mysterious cosmic source that makes up of 68.3% of our universe. However, Destructo still uses his dark energy while practicing sorcery as that (acco is the best way to control his powers efficiently such as using it for teleportation, summoning objects, or for offense and defense spells.
In terms of design, Destructo now has a more futuristic outfit and sharper armor, representing his cold and gruesome nature. However, his hood, cape, demon red eyes, leather boots, and armored claws remain the same. His additional weapons and personality is also left unchanged as he is still the ruthless and malicious monster that will do anything to terminate Colonel Bleep.
Scratch
Scratch still resembles a contemporary caveman with the same leopard tunic, large muscles, and, but now he can fight with weapons combined with wood and lead metal by Colonel Bleep, who helped redesign them as a greater advantage in hunting game and managing wood. Inititally Scratch had five weapons total, but now it has been reduced to three where Scratch only wields the club, axe, and bow and arrows. Scratch also is given five digits (fingers and toes) to resemble real humans more accurately, while Bleep still has four. This change makes Scratch's first alien contact slightly more surprising than expected as well provide a little more contrast between humans and futurians.
Scratch's past is also changed a little more where he still grew up in the stone age with his tribe, except they are more nomadic and Scratch accidentally gets lost from them during a snowstorm and is trapped in solid ice for 20,000 years.
Squeak
In the beginning Squeak's first redesign was loosely inspired by Sheriff Woody from Disney and Pixar's Toy Story franchise. Not only that, but it was also inspired by an early design of the original Squeak from the Alpha Video DVD Cover, who wore a blue, simplified outfit, cream-colored hat, and a red bandana. For the newer redesign, Squeak will have a closer resemblance for Clint Eastwood's famous spaghetti western character of the 1960s: The Man with No Name.
Another important change given to the little puppet is that he will be still be brought to life in 1945, but he will be chronilogically 24 years old in 1969, making him legally old enough to work as a space deputy (as the youngest age to work as an enlisted agent for the Futura High Command is 18). Even if he may lived as long as a young adult, Squeak will always have the mind, body, and the heart of a curious, spunky little boy.
A part from changing parts of the premise and characters, the website and social pages in particular will also recieve a do-over. The website will still be hosted by Mozello but it will feature a more stunning logo for the show's title as well as a more colorful, retro-style redesign that will make it stand out from your average modern web page. I'll also be doing some renovations for the social platforms as I plan to try and re-promote the series with all the new changes made in the process.