Timmy turned to Trixie and asked, "So what are you doing over here anyhow Trixie?"
Trixie answered, trying to avoid that Belle and Iris were with her, "I just wanted to let you know that my parents are gonna give us a chance!"
Tootie smiled at this and gushed, "Hey, that's great!"
Timmy nodded in agreement as he stated, "Sure is!"
Trixie smiled at this as she turned to Tootie and asked, "But what are you doing here, Tootie?"
Before Tootie could answer, someone grabbed Trixie from behind and held her right arm behind her back. Tootie and Timmy both gasped as they saw the one person that they never expected…Anna Smith.
"Anna," Timmy asked, surprised.
"Get into the room, now," Anna ordered.
Trixie obeyed and Estelle knew that things were about to go down so she escaped by fleeing back to heaven for the time being. Anna closed the door as Timmy examined Anna. She looked different. She had her medium length brown hair pulled back, she was wearing red crystal earrings, a blue turtleneck, black jeans with purple stripes, and white boots.
"Anna," Timmy asked, surprised by her new look.
Anna answered, "Don't have much time to explain. All fairies appear…you too Belle. We have a problem."
The fairies and Belle obeyed, making their presence known. Timmy was surprised that Tootie and Trixie had fairies. Trixie was just surprised that Tootie had a fairy and vice versa. But both girls knew that Timmy had fairies.
Wanda asked, "Iris?"
"Wanda," Iris questioned.
Poof giggled as Belle tickled the fairy baby and said, "Aw, who's a cute little baby?"
Anna stated, her hands on her hips, "Belle, stay focused. This is a red alert, an AFB."
Cosmo started to float backwards and asked, "An Always Float Backwards?"
"No, Cosmoron," Anna replied, rolling her eyes, "An All Fairies Bulletin."
Timmy asked, raising an eyebrow, "What is the problem? And why are you dressed this way?"
Anna answered, "I am no longer an illusion, a legit Virtual Services Agent."
Timmy commented, "Wow."
Trixie asked, "So we all have fairies and magical guardians?"
Anna nodded as she answered, "Yes, you do and this emergency has to do with Jorgen."
Cosmo, Wanda, Iris, Poof, Timmy, and Trixie started to sweat nervously. They all knew that Estelle and/or Aphrodite wanted to arrest Jorgen.
Wanda asked, stammering a bit, "W-what about him?"
Anna answered, "The Greek Gods have a warrant out on his arrest due to the mishandling of the Darkness battle and pushing the Chosen One near death."
Timmy gulped at this.
Cosmo, Wanda, and Poof blurted out, in a surprised unison, "What?!"
In three sonic booms, the De Lorean appeared in 2002. Doc, Marty, and Annie looked around as Doc drove down the road.
Marty stated, "I can't believe we're in 2002."
"Looks so much normal than 2015," Annie replied, truthfully.
Doc nodded as he replied, "I happen to agree but I have to admit, there is something familiar about this time…"
Marty and Annie exchanged confused glances.
Marty asked, "What makes you say that Doc?"
Doc answered, "I think I've been here before…"
-Flashback: 'Cousins in Time: Part II'-
It was October 21, 2015 at 8:45 a.m. Marty walked away from where Doc and Annie had departed and entered the city. Marty uttered under his breath, "The future." As Marty has entered the Courthouse Square, he noticed that the building has changed vastly. The Courthouse was still there - but it was now the Courthouse Mall. The clock was still stopped at 10:04, though. Flying cars were all around and Marty could see the skyway from where he was standing. He looked at the Courthouse. He saw that, instead of a car park, the central bit of the Square now had a pond and tropical plants. There was a man fishing there.
Marty looked around again - and saw the 'on ramp' between road and skyway. Cars were both entering and exiting the skyway. Marty turned around. The Texaco station had also changed! It was now 2 levels - one for hover-converted vehicles and one for ground cars.
A computerized voice greeted, "Welcome to Texaco. You can trust your car to the system with the star. Checking oil, checking landing gear..."
Marty looked over at the cinema. It was now called Holomax - and Jaws 19 is showing, directed by someone named Max Spielberg. Marty looked away and a holo-shark came out, creeping towards him. It was just about to 'eat' him. Marty shrieked. As Marty had gotten up, he noticed that there were people looking at him strangely.
Marty commented, "Shark still looks fake."
Then Marty noticed a holo-billboard somewhere as the announcer said, "Hi friends, Goldie Wilson III for Wilson Hover-Conversion Systems. You know, when my grandpa was mayor of Hill Valley, he had to worry about traffic problems. But now, you don't have to worry about traffic! I'll hover-convert your old road car into a skyway flyer. For only $39,999.95. So come on down and see me, Goldie Wilson III, at any one of our 29 convenient locations. Remember, keep 'em flying."
As Marty saw an antique store, called Blast from the Past, he looked in the window. Inside were a Grey's Sports Almanac: 1950-2000, a Jaws Nintendo game, an old Apple Mac (circa 1984), a Roger Rabbit doll, a lava lamp, a Dust buster, Perrier water bottles, a Super VHS video camera, a Walkman, some Dragnet and Animal House videos, the political comedy album Trust Me, and (for some strange reason) Marty's shirt and the jacket that he wore on his trip to 1955. 'I wonder why my shirt and the jacket that I wore to 1955 are in there,' Marty thought.
He then remembered that Annie was with Doc, taking over as Emma and distracting the true Clayton. 'I wonder how she and Doc are doing,' Marty pondered.
Meanwhile, Doc landed the De Lorean in another alleyway. Annie peeked around the corner and saw her future children coming towards them.
Annie turned to Doc and whispered, "Now, are you sure that this stun ray won't hurt her, Doc?"
Doc nodded and answered; his voice near a whisper, "I'm sure, Annie. It will only knock her out until we get things done."
Annie whispered back, "Well, make sure you get the right Emma, Doc."
Doc smiled at her, with all of the confidence in the world and whispered, "Don't worry, Annie. I know the difference between you and Emma. This should be easy."
Annie reached out and grabbed Emma's mouth and she was struggling against her.
Annie whispered, "Easy, Emma. We're doing this for your brother's sake."
With that, Doc knocked her out and Annie put Emma down gently. Doc gave Annie a 'go ahead' look and she quickly ran to catch up with Clayton. Annie caught up to him and took Emma's place. Clayton didn't seem to notice.
Clayton turned and asked, "You okay, Emma? You're awful quiet."
Annie perked up and answered, "I'm okay, Clayton. I'm just worried about you. I hope you tell Griff no later."
He seemed a little taken back and responded, "I'm wondering if I should tell dad about this... I better not. He wouldn't help."
Annie shot him a look and asked, "Why the hell wouldn't he? After all, he is our father!"
Clayton stopped dead in his tracks. 'Uh, oh. Did I say something that I shouldn't have,' Annie thought.
Clayton answered, "You're not mom, Emma and I wish you would stop tell me what to do."
Annie frowned as she was seriously hoping Marty was having better luck than she was.
Annie looked away from him and answered, "No, I'm not but I do care about your safety."
Annie turned back around but she was alone...
Marty then walked into the Cafe 80's next door, where Lou's Aerobics was in 1985, and Lou's Cafe was in 1955. The song Beat It by Michael Jackson was being played.
Michael Jackon's voice warbled, "Just beat it, beat it, beat it, beat it… No one wants to be defeated... Showin' how funky strong is your fight... It doesn't matter who's wrong or right... Just beat it, beat it... Just beat it, beat it... Just beat it, beat it... Just beat it, beat it..."
As Marty looked around, he noticed that the layout of the Cafe is similar to Lou's Cafe. Behind the counter were some TV screens playing shows of the 1980s - including Family Ties, Miami Vice, Dallas, Cheers, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Smurfs, and Taxi. The Cafe was decorated with various decorations from the 1980s. Two cyclists were inside pedaling on exercise bikes. There were no waiters or anything like that in the Cafe, just video waiters. One of them, who looked like Michael Jackson, was talking to a woman customer who was sitting at the counter.
The video said, "...or you might want to go south western with our la bamba fajita tortilla pita. It's got a hot salsa, avocados, some natural mix with your choice of beans, chicken, b..b..beef or pork..."
Marty thought, 'What the hell is this? No waiters? Of the human variety, I mean.' A video waiter, looking like Ronald Reagan, zoomed up towards Marty.
It said, "Welcome to the Cafe 80's, where it's always morning in America, even in the aftern-n-noon. Our special today is mesquite-grilled sushi..."
"You must have the hostage special," interrupted another video waiter on the same video, who looked like the Ayatollah Khomeini.
"Cajun style," argued 'Ronald Reagan'.
"You must have the hostage special! You must have the hostage special," insisted the 'Ayatollah Khomeini'.
The two video waiters kept talking over one another. It made it hard for Marty to work out what they are saying.
"Hey, hey, hey, hey, guys, hey, hey," protested Marty. The video waiters then shut up. "All I want is a Pepsi," said Marty.
A Pepsi in a futuristic bottle appeared out of the counter. Marty picked it up, and looked at it.
"Hey, McFly," someone called out.
It was Biff, looking much older. Marty turned around saw him there.
Biff commented, "Yeah, I seen you and your sister around. You're Marty McFly's kid, aren't you?"
Marty asked, stunned, "Biff?"
Biff insisted, "You're Clayton! Tough break kid, must be rough being related to a total butthead."
Marty demanded, "What's that supposed to mean?"
Biff tapped Marty on the head with his cane and said, "Hello?"
Marty protested, "Hey!"
Biff ranted, "Hello, anybody home? Huh? Think McFly, think! Your old man, Mr. Loser?"
Marty asked, stunned, "What?"
Biff sneered, "That's right, loser with a capital 'L'."
Marty protested, "Look, I happen to know that George McFly is no longer a loser."
Biff insisted, "No, I'm not talking about George McFly. I'm talking about his kid. Your old man, Marty McFly - the man who took his life and flushed it completely down the toilet."
Marty gasped, "I did? Uh, I mean, I mean he did?"
"Hey Gramps," a young Biff look-alike cut in, "I told you two coats of wax on my car, not just one!"
Biff got up and said, "Hey, hey, I just put the second coat on last week."
"Yeah, with your eyes closed," sneered the young Biff look-alike.
Marty asked, confused, "Are you two related?"
Biff hit Marty with his cane and asked, "Hello, hello, anybody home? What'd you think; Griff just calls me grandpa for his health?"
Marty muttered to himself, "He's Griff?"
Griff groused, "Gramps, what the hell am I paying you for?"
Biff turned to Marty and said, "Hey, kid. Say hello to your grandma for me."
Griff ordered, pulling his grandpa out, "Get out of there, Gramps!"
Biff protested, "Hey, take it easy!"
Just then, Griff came back in and shouted, "Hey, McFly, don't go anywhere! You're next!"
After Griff left, Marty glanced around the cafe, and saw Wild Gunman - Marty's favorite video game. Two small boys were next to it.
One of the boys said, "I got it working!"
"My dad taught me about these," replied the second boy.
Marty was stunned as he walked over to the game.
The first boy asked, "How do you play this thing?"
"I'll show you, kid," offered Marty, taking off his cap and throwing it on top of the game, "I'm a crack shot at this."
Marty then fired at the game - and, sure enough, he was a crack shot. The words 'Crack Shot' appeared on the screen.
"You mean you have to use your hands," asked the first boy.
"That's like a baby's toy," scowled the second boy.
Then the two small boys left.
"Baby's toy," Marty asked, puzzled.
That's when Marty heard a voice saying, "Pepsi, please."
Marty spun around, saw Clayton, and dropped to the ground, "Damn!"
Marty got behind the counter and heard another voice saying, "Clayton, are you sure about this?"
Marty knew that was either Annie's voice or Emma's voice. Marty cursed at this in his mind and just then, the doors opened.
Griff asked Clayton, "So, have you thought about tonight's opportunity?"
Clayton stammered, "W-well, I have been thinking about it Griff but I think it's a little too dangerous."
Marty whispered, "He's a complete whimp."
Emma or Annie stated, "Hey, Griff. Why don't you take a long walk off a short pier?"
Griff responded, annoyed, "This is none of your concern, Emma. Now, what's it going to be, Clayton?"
Clayton answered, "W-well, I'm going to have to discuss it with my father."
The gang asked, in unison, "You're father?"
Griff responded, "Wrong answer, McFly!"
And with that, Griff flung Clayton over the counter and he landed on the ground rather hard.
He said, weakly, "Okay, Griff. I'll do it."
Marty got over to him and whispered, "Just stay down and shut up."
As Griff was distracted by the guys in the café, Marty grabbed Clayton's cap and got up. Griff was surprised as Marty jumped over the counter. Emma or Annie's reaction was a happy one.
Griff grabbed Marty's shoulder and said, "Now, let's hear the right answer." Marty forced Griff to let go and he stepped back, impressed. Griff wondered, "Wow, since when did you become the psychical type?"
Marty responded, "The answer is no, Griff."
Griff repeated, "No?"
Marty nodded and said, "Yeah, what are you? Deaf and stupid, I said no. Let's go, Emma."
Emma or Annie came over, "Right behind you, Mar…I mean, Clayton."
Marty whispered, "Annie?"
She nodded carefully as they tried to leave.
Griff asked, "What's the matter, McFly, chicken?"
Marty stopped in his tracks, surprising Annie as one of Griff's cronies played a chicken sound effect. Trying to control his rage, Marty turned around and glared at Griff.
"What did you call me," Marty asked. "Chicken, McFly," Griff answered as the same sound effect played. Marty started to say, "Nobody calls me…" Then, as he saw Griff's bat, he smiled faintly and said, "Chicken."
Griff grabbed his baseball bat and charged for Marty. Griff missed hitting Marty, but, instead, he hit the 'Ronald Reagan' video waiter. Marty noticed Griff growing a little taller, possibly due to the bionic implants that Doc warned him of. Annie was tossed to the side, due to the confusion. Griff shouted, "All right, punk!" Marty shouted, pointing behind Griff, "Hey look!" Griff looked. Marty tried to punch Griff, but Griff caught Marty's wrist, smiling evilly at him.
Marty then kicked Griff, and Griff let go. Marty then pushed Griff into his gang, and all four of them fell to the floor. Marty then ran off of the Cafe, to escape from Griff and his gang. Annie got off of the ground, after Griff and his cronies ran after Marty, her heart beating really fast. She couldn't believe that this was happening and she looked out the window, very worried about her boyfriend/cousin.
-End of Flashback-
*we fade in on the Absolution*
Tom: *he comes through the doors to the bridge/screening room* Hey, what's up all of you Toonami fans? Welcome to another chapter of Angels and Love. Anna is now her own person and the truth is just about out… *pushes the touchscreen buttons then the play button in the middle of the circle on the arm rest, showing a blue screen with a hash tag that reads: #KidsNetworkStudios, where we fade into*
Amie: Hey, thanks so much again, Tom. And welcome back to Kids Network Studios!
Timmy: Whoa, this is getting good!
Trixie: Sure is!
Wanda: Whoo...
Poof: You said it especially after Lindy Ruff was fired as the head coach as the Buffalo Sabres!
Cosmo: So stay tuned for the next chapter!
Iris: Please read and review! And always think outside of the box!
*we fade out of Kids Network Studios and we fade in on the Absolution, Tom in the captain's chair*
Tom: And we always say here on Toonami, stay golden.