Hey everyone! Again, I'm so sorry about the delayed chapter update, but seeing as how the college semester is getting close, I had no choice but to delay the story. Again. Ugh! But in any case, I have here part two of the commentary. Let's see what the characters are up to off-stage.

After the characters had finished the first half of the movie, they relieved themselves of their roles—all things considered.

"I won't be needed again, would I?" asked Hannibal Roy Bean.

Tork Tiger glared. "After reading the script ahead of time, no. No you won't be needed."

"Good, because I'm done."

Pitch nodded. "I couldn't agree more."

The two villains took their leave leave right then and there.

"You know what?" scowled Vicky. "So am I. It's not like I'm in any flashback."

"Indeed," Freakshow agreed, "as I myself shall finally take my leave."

Walter Wolf grumbled. "I barely did anything, so I'm out of here. A retirement village was more productive than this."

With that said, the other three villains left as well.

Raimundo sneered. "And good riddance, am I right?"

Kim rolled her eyes almost with relief. "Oh yeah."

"For sure!" Ron agreed.

"Well," muttered Shego walking by, "at least I've been given a bigger part now."

"I gotta say, Jimmy," Mary Melody smiled, "those ideas you used have worked pretty well so far."

The boy genius smiled. "I'm glad to hear that, thank you."

"Thus far," Samurai Jack observed, "nothing has gone awry with the robot Aku."

"And hopefully it shouldn't. You see, gang, I used the same schematics to the UltraLord robot I operated that one time, so it should still be—"

"Normal?" Razor asked.

"Hmm, yeah, pretty much."

"One thing's for sure, kid," T-Bone smirked, "you have a knack for these things."

"You know something, guys?" Julie queried. "The extras we called for to help play some of the 'past characters' were totally convincing. I felt as though I was actually talking to a younger version of Boog. Err, not to say you're much older or anything like that."

"Oh, no," Boog assured, "I know what you mean. Though I do confess it does get a little confusing sometimes, doesn't it?"

Timmy shrugged. "Yeah, it can be."

"I'll just be glad when this thing is finally over!" grumbled Yosemite Sam. "And all them thar cam-e-o's 'r' nuthin' but a waste of time!"

"Why are you complaining?" Kimiko asked with a squinted eye. "You have a large part."

"I jest finds 'em all annoyin'!"

"You know what is also annoying?" Omi inquired.

"Okay," said Ralph, "let's just calm down, all right? We're halfway done, after all."

"Time flies when having fun, huh?" Vanellope smirked.

Eris huffed. "Not fast enough, child."

Francis was on the floor, snoring away.

"Should we wake 'im up?" asked Ms. Mucus.

Randall Boggs shrugged. "I personally don't care to."

Pete rubbed his chin. "Does he even get a cameo in this thing?"

"That reminds me. Who's going to play Kharon come later?" Sara queried.

Suddenly a dark hooded figure rose from the floor, catching everyone present by surprise.

"Whoa," whispered Rat King, "didn't see him come in."

"You think?" asked Rattlesnake Jake.

"Who better than I?" asked the Darkwing Duck version of the Grim Reaper. "Kharon and the character which brought about inspiration would be no different than myself."

Danny gulped. "Well, since you put it that way."

Barnyard Dawg held up a copy of the script with a shaky hand. "Err, would ya like a script?"

"Thank you," said the Grim Reaper, "but it won't be necessary. Tell me though, would I need to be in costume for my part?"

"Actually," said Sara, "you don't have to."

"Good. I prefer to appear as myself."

Foghorn tapped his fingers with unease. "Seems—I say, seems appropriate. Sir."

"I thought it would be. I shall speak to the director so all shall be . . . prepared, if you will."

With that, the Grim Reaper left temporarily.

Francis then stirred himself awake. "Huh? What did I miss?"

Aladdin and Jasmine looked at one another with a deadpan look, in response to the dumb bully, as most of the other characters present groaned in annoyance.

Sorry about the short commentary, but I couldn't really think of anything more creative to write other than that. But don't worry—I'll make it up with the next chapter! :)