This is about the cast of The Black Phone and the cast of other franchises watching The Black Phone.
Note[]
- The ships are obviously Finney x Robin and Finney x Donna.
- Everyone hates The Grabber for his crimes and even the villains are appalled by him.
- Terrence is becoming better and wants to kill The Grabber.
- Tigger, Kanga, Roo, and Lumpy are presented as the only good animals of the 100 Acre Woods.
- The Grabber has a disgusting obsession with Finney right now and is angry about harming his own brother as well but he also seems to hate the past victims now: Griffin Stagg was getting really boring, Billy Showalter's laugh was getting creepy, Vance Hopper was an annoying hassle to deal with, Bruce Yamada was a threat due to his sports skills, and Robin Arellano might've made him jealous due to the kid's friendship with Finney.
Prologue: Baseball Game[]
After guests were gathered and there was an explanation, the missing children appear.
Finney smiled tearfully at the sight of Robin and shared a reunion hug with him.
The parents were happy to see their kids again.
They then saw the screen.
(The film starts in the year 1978 and a baseball game is being played by Finn Blake and Bruce Yamada.)
"Finn, did Bruce play baseball?" asked a curious Kanga (Blood and Honey).
"Yeah, he did." said a nodding Finney.
"It looks awesome." said an excited Roo (Blood and Honey).
(During the game, Finn's younger sister Gwen is cheering for him.)
"Aw, who's that young lady?" asked a smiling Beverly (IT 2017).
"That's my younger sister Gwen." said an also smiling Finn.
Gwen just arrogantly puffed her chest, making Finn rolls his eyes.
(Finn almost won but Bruce won the game for his team.)
"Oh, so close." said a flinching Steve (Stranger Things).
"It's alright, it's just a game." said a smiling Finn.
All adults in the room smiled proudly at him for accepting his loss.
"You're such a sweet boy for accepting your loss like that." said a proud Kanga (Blood and Honey).
"All sports players must take a loss like a champ." said a smiling Finney.
(After the game, Finn felt down about the loss but Bruce cheered him up by saying he almost had him and that his arm is mint.)
"And I meant it." said a grinning Bruce.
"I know, man. I know." said a smiling Finn.
(Bruce then starts heading home on his bike while Finn plays with a toy rocket that has a parachute, which Bruce notices in the air.)
"Oh, that was you?" asked a smiling Bruce.
"Yep." said an also smiling Finn.
(However, he then notices a black van and the scene turns dark.)
Finn and the Ghost Boys flinch and glare at seeing the black van.
"I take it, that's not good." said a worried Roo (Blood and Honey).
"Yep." said a glaring Finn.
(The intro shows posters of missing kids.)
The adults got worried so Finn explained.
"There's this horrible person called the Grabber and he kidnaps kids." said a sad Finn.
"That's horrible." said a horrified Nancy (Strange Things).
"He also leaves black balloons at the scene of his crimes." said a frowning Finn.
"That would be suspicious." said a frowning Pooh (Blood and Honey).
"Also, what does he want with kids?" asked a confused Grinch (The Mean One).
"We'll see." said a shrugging Cindy (The Mean One).
Chapter 1: Finn's home life and school life[]
After taking a break, they decided to watch the movie again.
Finney (The Black Phone) was worried about showing his personal life.
Robin (The Black Phone) got worried for his friend's reaction.
Nonetheless, they continued the film.
(The scene changes to Finn's house eating his cereal for breakfast as his alcoholic father Terrence grabs a cup of coffee and reads the paper with a look of obvious PTSD, which isn't a good sign.)
Everyone got worried to see that look.
The Blake family winced at this, remembering those bad times.
(As Finney is eating his cereal, Terrence is annoyed by the slurping and mocks him over it while Gwen accidentally annoys him with a loud noise and apologizes to him, which he fortunately just got back to reading the paper.)
"Finney, has he-" asked a worried Kanga (Blood and Honey) only to be cut off by him.
"Don't worry, ma'am. Everything's fine." said a smiling Finney (The Black Phone), making her stand down for now.
(On the way to school, the siblings start to notice a missing poster for Bruce, which Finney's remark on it indicates that the kid has been missing for who knows how long.)
Everyone got worried to see this.
The Losers Club felt bad for the poor innocent victims of that monster.
(However, they hear chanting of a fight and see that it's between Robin Arellano and a local bully called Moose, which the latter starts taunting him and even calling him a racial slur that won't be typed for obvious reasons.)
Everyone glared at the kid for his racist remark.
"Young man, that isn't something to say about a classmate." said a glaring Molly (HP).
"Wait a moment, a fight's happening?" asked a worried Summer (RWBY), getting the adults' attention.
"Oh shit, there is." said an also worried Bigby (Fables), knowing they would have to break this up.
Finney (TBP) and Gwen (TBP) rolled their eyes at that bully, knowing who it is.
However, Robin (TBP) glared at Moose (TBP) for that remark, still hating him for it.
(Despite this, Robin wasn't scared of the bully and accused him of being scared, much to the crowd's amusement.)
Everyone said "ooh" in respect for that.
"Kid has got my respect." said a smirking Skipper (Dreamworks).
"Amen, brother." said an agreeing Chef (TD).
Cotton (KOTH) also smirked at this in respect, fortunately not hating Mexicans.
However, the other adults told them to not encourage this.
Finney (TBP) and Gwen (TBP) smirked at this, knowing how great the guy is.