After so long of indecision to start this ultimate story of Furrball leaving his life behind and going on a big adventure, here it will finally start.

This takes place after the series, obviously, with the MAIN voyage plot taking place at the end of the 2000's, and like my other stories, Furrball's evolved from his original non-talkative self. Also, this serves as a spin-off from the original series, set in the world that's "off the set."

Most of the story will be told from his POV, while other times while be told from regular POV. Since it's my first POV story, this won't be easy, especially considering I still haven't gotten the whole story's plot going on from the voyage worked out yet. To help out, his narration will be in italics.

As I've mentioned in the work-in-progress disclaimer before, I do not own most of the characters used, not even the many cameos to come, except a few OCs to appear later on.

One more thing before we begin. To a certain anonymous user whom I can't reply to, I still have no time to do the stories you want me to do, including "The Mouse Prince" or "The Boy and the Wolf Girl", or even the direct-to-video sequels, because I have far too much to do and very little money as it is to pay for more help with my laptop(s) to do so. I especially dislike two of the segments from Belle's Magical World, so once again, I have to tell you the answer is "no". So don't ask for anything else unless it's a suggestion for the stories I've already got working on. You want the stories you want done? Do them yourself.

Prologue:

Our story starts in a galaxy far away (and no, not that one) as we look up at the starry skies and constellations that resemble what is in our solar system.

The universe, it is tremendously gigantic that no one has ever been able to estimate its full size, nor has anyone been able to confirm other possible universes out there. Funny thing though, THIS is one of the other universes in question. Yes, it looks a lot like your's, but is a different one. There's even a planet Earth like yours but the inhabitants are not different versions of you.

We go to this version of the planet Earth which looks better than ours, and something else different-looking about it: it's all animated!)

Welcome to the Toon Earth, where generally all cartoon characters you know and love, reside, work and do anything when they're not filming stuff for your enjoyment. Generally, every animated character, whether they're 2D, CG or stop-motion, lives on this planet. I guess you could say it's Toontown from Roger Rabbit's film except as a planet. Here, most characters, do whichever they feel like and interact with whomever they choose to, even if the characters are owned by different companies. I guess you want some more explanation to all of it. Well, that's not what this story is about. Try another story.

Our focus is taken to one particular location: Acme Acres. As we explore it, we pass any character you usually see from Looney Tunes, Tiny Toon Adventures or Animaniacs doing something, whether it's zany or normal, depending on the character's mood or nature.

This particular story starts in Acme Acres. To anyone who doesn't know by now, which is almost impossible as this story is on the Internet, this is the home of the basic characters of Tiny Toon Adventures, a show featuring child characters going to school to learn lessons from the Looney Tunes to be their next versions, though some tend to stray from them. This also happened to become the current home of the Looney Tunes themselves, and the characters from Animaniacs live here as well in a spot of Acme Acres as a recreation of Burbank, California. It wasn't canon as the script says but since fans prefer that we all share a kin, we decided to humor them and have it home to all three shows.

Now, you know how within the series, there have been jokes that implied they had lives off the sets.

We are shown clips of previous episodes of Tiny Toon Adventures where such implications/4th wall jokes are made, starting with "A Quack in the Qwarks", with Buster, Babs and Hampton taking a doughnut break between the acts of the episode.

Buster asked, outraged at how much money Plucky makes on the show, "That duck makes how much? Gross or net?"

"I don't know, but that's what I hear," Babs replied.

"With or without points?" asked Hampton, chewing on a doughnut.

"With."

Buster, still outraged, replied, "That can't be right, he's not even the star! Get my agent on the phone!"

The next clip shown is the one after the banned "One Beer" segment, as Buster puts his arms around Plucky and Hamton while they walk away together out of the studio.

Buster asked them, relieved from doing a dangerous alcohol PSA episode, "So, do we get to do a funny episode tomorrow?"

"I hope so," replied Hampton.

We then see a brief montage of clips from episodes like "Toons Take Over", "Buster and Babs Go Hawaiian" and some others with all the clips pertaining to the characters being actors, talking about their agents and contracts, and all that kind of stuff.

We go back to the present (of this story) with the characters acting out their daily lives.

Those of you who are interested in us and are young-at-heart have probably wondered what our lives were outside the show and what we did after our show wrapped? Well, I hope this answers the question. Yes, I said "us", "our", and "we", because I happen to be one of the cast members, here to tell this story. Try to guess which character I am.

We go to Buster and Babs Bunny, sharing some carrot cake-flavored ice cream, with our attention on Buster.

Yeah, don't we all wish I was him?

We turn to Babs.

Sorry, not her either, because for one, I'm not a girl. So, save the trouble by skipping all the female characters.

The next boy to focus on is Hampton, about to fit a sandwich that was bigger than his mouth. It had several ingredients on it such as salmon, cheese, zucchini, beef, lettuce, corn, and chocolate sauce with an olive. A type of sandwich like this would be something you'd see Garfield or Shaggy Rogers eat.

No, not him either.

We go to Plucky trying to charm Shirley into another date, only to be rejected by her yet again.

Here's a helpful tip: I don't have a speech impediment like my former teacher.

We see Foulmouth yakking on and on, with some bleeps included somewhere in the speech.

I don't have a swearing problem.

We see Lil Sneezer playing one of his instruments.

I'm older than him.

We cut to Montana Max rolling around in his money in his home.

I'm DEFINITELY not that rich scuzz-bag!

We see Dizzy Devil jamming on his electric guitar in a park, annoying some of the guests, causing them to leave.

Keep trying!

We see Gogo Dodo dancing the tango with one of his dates, a fire hydrant he called Sally.

No-no-dodio!

The next male toon on the list and guessing game is a dog named Barky Marky, who is drinking out of a toilet.

Ew! Next, please!

We see the little roadrunner known as Little Beeper zipping through the streets.

He's been happy to communicate only through beeps.

Chasing him, as usual, was Calamity Coyote in a super-charged skateboard.

Getting warmer.

Next up is a dumb-looking condor boy named Concord repeatedly bumping his head into a door without the sense to avoid it.

Nope-nope-nope!*

We even get a glance of a green worm with glasses reading 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell, and he felt like he was getting traumatized.

Are you guys even trying?

Then the camera panned all across Acme Acres in search of our narrator, passing a blue character along the way.

Oh wait, wait, wait! Go back a little.

The camera moved back to a nervous little kitten boy trying to steer clear of danger. He had blue fur with light blue fur on his muzzle, chest and paws. He had a black nose, pink ears (with a hole in one of them), a bandaged-up tail, and at the moment, wore a helmet, body padding, shoulder pads, knee pads and gloves, and he also carried an umbrella over him (and it was big enough to cover himself). He wanted to be extra-careful to avoid any falling objects.

There. That's me right there. I am Furrball. Now don't anyone get angered by how I'm able to talk more now. You see, after the series ended, I evolved a little. Why, you might even say I've evolved a lot. What happened exactly? Well, get comfortable as I share with you my long story of my life after the series, of when I left this planet, and of my biggest adventure ever.

Then a shadow appeared over him and he looked up, screaming upon seeing a grand piano falling down towards him. Then, to his surprise, the piano didn't crash on top of him, but right next to him, crashing a stand of fruit. He was relieved, but he ran off. Better safe than sorry.

"ToonFanJoe Presents"

"Something set in the world of Tiny Toons"

"Furrball and the Final Frontier"

(End of Prologue)

Well, another story to take on tradition has started and who knows how long it'll take to finish. Of course, I'm still ignoring the upcoming reboot as I've planned this off-the-set story long before it was announced and I don't feel like changing it for that one's sake.

*Imagine Furrball imitating Concord's voice when saying his signature catchphrase.

I was planning to have this start longer, such as explaining some of Furrball's life from 1995 to 1999, and how he learned to speak more, but I didn't have the brain power to do so before I went to bed tonight.

Like many of my other fics, I'm not crediting Frank Welker as his voice, except maybe for cat vocals. In this, try to imagine Furrball with a voice of someone younger and more human to fit how he's an outcast to the other toonsters, considering he's not Looney like they are.

Also, don't be mad if this doesn't have the same zany spirit as the original show. One of the ideas are that this goes down a different road and shows what happens afterwards, meaning that this won't be as much a comedy as it is a dramedy, and I don't mean "don't turn Lassie into a cream pie". It's also intended to give Furrball the one thing family franchises usually give to a character: to end with being surrounded by a group of characters who care about him.