"Bad news, San Fransokyo." The newsman reported that the tram was having breakfast at the Lucky Cat Cafe. "The infamous mother-daughter duo, High Foltage, have broken out of jail and are making a crime dance comeback."

"Great. Those two are back." Peter groaned in anger. "Can't there be a full week in this city without something going incredibly wrong?"

"I get the crime. I don't get the dance." GoGo stated.

"See, I get the dance. I don't the the crime." Wasabi commented.

"Let's just get them back in jail," Hiro said when Mole entered the cafe.

"Shh!" Fred shushed him. "Guys, it's Richardson Mole. He can't know that we're-"

"Big Hero 9," Baymax predicted his statement.

That immediately got Mole's attention as he made his way for their table. "What about Big Hero 9?"

"Nothing!" Fred proclaimed.

"Because if there's something you want to know about Big Hero 9, I'm the one to ask," Mole told them. "I'm kind of an expert."

"I don't even know where to go with that," Peni stated.

"Right." GoGo agreed as she shoved a straw in his mouth.

Mole then became flirty again towards GoGo. "I see I piqued your interest, dream girl."

"I'm gonna throttle him," said Peter, growing increasingly irritated by this man's persistent advances toward his girlfriend. "He doesn't realize there are places in this city where they would never find the body if I decided to dispose of it."

Wasabi and Fred were both surprised and not surprised by that statement.

"You see," Mole said, "I'm not just a superhero expert. I know villains too. Jackal, High Voltage, and Glooby."

Fred corrected him. "It's Globby," he said. "I mean, I believe that it's pronounced Globby."

"Stay in your lane, Fred!" Mole cried. "It's definitely Glooby."

"Uh, no it's not." Fred denied. "The man is a giant glob. Hence the name Globby. He's not a giant gloob."

"You don't know what you're talking about." Mole said as he leaned across the table.

Fred repeated this action. "Oh, I know exactly what I'm talking about!"

"No, you don't!"

"Yes, I do!"

Peter had enough as he grabbed both and yanked them away from one another. "You two...are driving me...crazy!" He then moved them away from one another and sat back down. "Can I just have one breakfast where I don't need to worry about anything?"

Teresa approached the table with a newspaper under her arm. "Then you're not gonna like what I have to show you."

"What?" Peter asks.

"This morning edition of the Bugle," Teresa said as she handed him the paper.

"Move along, Richardson. This is my side of town." Fred reminded Mole.

"You two have sides?" Honey asks.

"Not for long." Mole told him, "I'm buying the lot next store. It will soon be home to the Mole Museum of Superhero History." He even showed them the blueprints.

"A superhero museum?" Fred questioned Mole. "That was my idea!"

"Was not!" Mole stated.

"Yeah!"

"Stop!" Even GoGo seemed to have enough of them. "Just stop."

"Sure, anything for you, dream girl." Mole said as he took his hand.

GoGo was having enough of him and yanked her hand back. "Try it and lose the arm."

"Some day." Mole said as he backed off.

"I hate that kid," Fred stated.

"Add him to the list," Peter told the team as he shoved the paper back at Teresa. "I'll be back."

"Where are you going?" Wasabi wonders.

"I've gotta go throw some dirt in someone's eye," Peter snarled as he marched through the door onto the street.

"Uh, Teresa?" GoGo said, looking at her friend. "What just happened?"

Teresa then placed the paper on the table, revealing to everyone that there was a giant photograph of themselves on it, dressed as their superhero persona robbing a bank. The headline: Big Heroes Show Their True Colors!

"What?" Hiro asked in shock. "Where did this photo come from?"

Teresa said and pointed at who was credited for taking the photo. "Take a guess."

'Eddie Brock'

That was when Baymax got an alert. "High Voltage is spotted at the police prescient."

"Huh?" Teresa asks.

"Me and Fred will check it out." GoGo offered.

As soon as he received the news about some unusual activity at the Daily Bugle, Peter sprang into action. With the help of the Symbiote, he moved at lightning speed, weaving through the busy streets and dodging traffic to reach his destination as quickly as possible. When he arrived, he saw a small crowd of people gathered around a desk, holding glasses of champagne and chatting excitedly. As he got closer, he overheard snippets of conversation about a big announcement being made.

"Cheers to the new staff photographer."

Should have known.

Eddie was there at the center of it all and was showing a large smile. "I just got lucky."

Peter snarled as he approached Eddie as he was hanging the newspaper showing the team stealing money. Eddie caught a glimpse of Peter in the reflection and turned to face him.

"Wow, good morning. It's such a beautiful day." Eddie tells him. "What was that you said? That I'd never get that photo?" He then pointed to the photo. "There's your heroes."

"Wow." Peter decided to play along. "I never thought he would do that."

"See? That's right there. You made a judgment call." Eddie tells him. "You gotta see it how it is."

"You know, it's funny you should mention that," Peter said as he scratched his shirt where a small part of the Symbiote was. "Because I was looking over some old photos and it seemed...familiar."

"Uh...okay." Eddie suddenly became nervous. "Well, I gotta get back to work."

"You are trash, Brock," Peter said to him. Then he showed that it was one of Peter's old photos that he had edited. The bank robbery was from the day he chased Chameleon into the servers and he edited it to make it look like they robbed it. "Your picture is a fake!"

Eddie scoffed when he saw Peter had seen through his scheme. "Parker, you are suck a boy scout. When see you gonna give a guy a break?"

Peter then shoved Eddie up to the picture of his paper and cracked it, getting the attention of the entire room. "You want forgiveness? Get religion."

"What's going on down here?" Robbie asks as he approaches the commotion.

"Are you guys all right?" Bette asks as she follows.

Eddie chuckled nervously. "Yeah, we're just horsing around." He then whispered to Peter. "Look, I'm begging you; if you do this, I will lose everything. There's not a paper in town that would hire me."

"You should have considered that earlier," Peter told him and released Eddie.

"Peter, what's going on?" Robbie asks.

Peter then walked over and handed the evidence over to him. "Show this to your boss. Tell your editor to check his source next time."

Robbie was completely surprised and caught off guard by Peter's behavior as he looked at the photograph. It was clear that Peter had recognized something significant in the image, and Robbie was curious to find out what it was and immediately knew what it was. Without hesitation, Robbie shared the photograph with Jameson, who carefully analyzed it and quickly noticed some striking similarities. Upon further examination, Jameson discovered that the photograph had been doctored and was, in fact, a fake.

"It's a fake," Robbie confirmed. "The photographic department confirmed it."

Jameson sighed as he slammed the pictures against his desk and eyed Eddie. "Pack your things. Get out of my building."

Eddie tried to plead his case. "Mr. Jameson, I was just trying to-"

"Get out!" Jameson tells him, not wanting to hear his excuses. "You're fired!"

After the tense conversation in the office, Eddie left, feeling defeated. He made his way back to his desk, where he began to pack up his belongings. It was clear that he was no longer welcome in the building. As he gathered his things, Eddie couldn't help but feel a sense of uncertainty about his future. Peter had finally succeeded in getting rid of him, despite Eddie's best efforts to keep his job. Now he didn't need to worry about anyone trying to replace him anymore, and his friend's names were in the clear.

"You know that this means we're gonna have to print a retraction," Robbie informed Jameson.

"I haven't had to print a retraction in twenty years!" Jameson exclaimed, angered that he now needed to apologize to Spider-Man.

The same Spider-Man who had been eavesdropping from the window earlier was now smiling beneath his mask. Not only did he manage to get rid of Eddie, but he also felt confident that he would most likely secure the staff position within a day or two once Jameson cooled down. After shooting out a web and swinging away from the building, he set out into the city to find something else to occupy his time.

As Peter was occupied with that task, Gogo and Fred stumbled upon High Voltage, the notorious leader of their rival team, who was attempting to steal their precious energy orb. The team immediately regrouped at SFIT headquarters and geared up for yet another intense showdown against their arch-nemesis. However, in the meantime, Fred made a quick stop at the local comic store, which was owned by Richardson, to gather some information. Little did they know, something quite unexpected ended up transpiring during his visit.

Peter burst into the labs with a sense of urgency but somehow managed to avoid shattering the window in the process. The sudden entrance caught the attention of everyone in the room, who turned to look at him with surprise. As he calmly walked towards them, he retracted the Symbiote suit he was wearing. He was lucky nobody but his team were present or his identity would have been revealed.

"So...what happened?" Honey was a little nervous to ask.

"I took care of it," Peter said as he dropped into a seat, placing his feet on the table. "Eddie Brock will never be a problem for us again. Expect an apology from the Bugle in this afternoon's edition."

"How did you manage that?" GoGo asks.

Peter stretched out a tentacle to grab one of the drinks in the fridge and brought it to him. "I have my ways." But then he noticed Fred was entering the labs and eating crackers, getting him terrified. "Oh, god. What did he do?"

"Uh, what's with the crackers?" Hiro wonders.

She said, "He's nervous eating, which is usually the first sign of something being wrong." She explained the situation. "What did you do, Fred?"

Fred turned to face them. "I told Richardson that I was a member of Big Hero 9!"

"You did what?!" Peter jumped to his feet in shock, a few small Symbiote tentacles emerging from his body in anger.

"I know!" Fred cried as he ran around the room. "I'm sorry! I broke superhero rule number one!" He then smacked his head against the wall. "I'm a disgrace and deserve to be punished!"

"Fred, how much does he know?" Peni asks in fear.

"oh, o know a lot of things," Richardson said from the doorway.

"I need to talk with someone about the security in this place," Peter muttered.

If Fred is a member of Big Hero 9, then that means you are too," Mole said, pointing to Peni. "You," he said, pointing to Teresa. "And you," he said, pointing to Baymax.

"Hello," Baymax said.

"You," said Mole to Honey. "You," he said to Wasabi. "And you, dream girl." Guess who? "Just got dreamier."

GoGo then kicked him away from her. "Dream on."

"Yeah, we're not..." Wasabi was trying to conceal their identities. But then he immediately panicked. "Please don't tell anyone!"

"If people found out, it could be dangerous." Honey Lemon told Mole.

"If people found out, it could be dangerous." Mole mocked them.

"Seriously, man, you can't tell anyone," Hiro tells him.

"Sure, sure. I'll keep your secret," said Mole. "But..."

"I knew there was a but!" Fred cried.

"I want something in return." Mole tells them.

"Like what?" Teresa questions.

Mole then sped over to GoGo and looked at her dreamingly. "To go on a date with-"

Before he even had a chance to finish that statement, GoGo was ahead of him on it and kicked him off. "No way. Not happening." She then left them to deal with this. "Go ahead. Tell everyone."

"Fine. It was worth a try." Mole said as he then took out a whole list that he seemed to have made up. "I want Fred's first edition of the Human Fist, his entire Captain Fancy collection, and his limited edition Dr. Slaughter action figure."

"No way!" Fred cried. "You can't-"

"Deal," GoGo said.

"Done," Teresa said.

"Take it," Wasabi said.

"I'm starting to not like you," Peni commented.

"Okay," Hiro said. "You can have all of Fred's stuff. As long as you keep our identities a secret."

Mole then seemed to leave as Fred seemed to be against this. "But, wait!"

"No!" GoGo cried. "You make a mess, you clean it up."

Fred sighed and saw she was right. "I hate it when you're right."

After a brief period of time, Mole found himself at ease in their labs as the team gathered all the things he had requested. Peter was struggling to keep his emotions in check as he found this individual to be increasingly bothersome to him and a nuisance to his companions. However, Peter's own complex emotions towards Mole and the Symbiote were contributing to his growing frustration as he wanted to be rid of him.

"Alright, Richardson," Fred said as he handed everything over. "You got everything you wanted. Now just leave us alone."

"Actually, I thought of something else I want," Mole told them. "I want to be one of you."

GoGo ended up dropping one of her wheels when she heard that. "What?!"

"A member of Big Hero 9," Mole stated.

"What?" Fred asks.

"Bad idea," Honey stated.

"Nope!" Teresa stated.

"My offer from this morning still stands." Peter offered everyone.

"No!" Hiro agreed.

Mole scoffed and pulled out his phone. "Hey, Bluff, Richardson Mole here, I've got a big scoop for you. The identities of-"

Peter ripped the phone out of Mole's hands and crushed it with his bare hands. But then Mole pulled out another phone, which Fred then threw into Wasabi's lasers and split it into a dozen pieces. Then he attempted to pull out another phone. Fred threw it into a container on Honey's desk. As he kept pulling our phone after phone, Hiro gave up and gave in.

"Okay, I'll make you a battle suit!" Hiro promises.

"Hiro, no!" Fred begged him. "You can't make Mole a battle suit!"

I don't have a choice. People can't learn who we are." Hiro reminded Fred. "What power do you want?"

"I wanna breathe fire," Mole stated.

"But that's my thing!" Fred stated.

"Well, I think I can do it better." Mole retaliated.

Peter was starting to become irritated as Fred. "I promise you all, five minutes, they won't even recognize what they find as a corpse."

Teresa eyed her brother and was disturbed by the thought. "Okay, you need to get better sleep."

That night, Hiro made Mole's suit for him after they later met up at Fred's place. Mole's kaiju super-suit was similar to Fred's, although the design was quite different as it was orange, had a square mouth, and a single eye.

"Check it out, everyone." Mole said as he moved around. "Much better than Fred's suit. Thanks to a few changes I dictated to Hiro, I changed the color story, increased the force and trajectory of the fire blast, and added cup holders!"

Peni was sitting on top of the SP armor and rolled her eyes. "Right. That'll help us fight evil."

Mole then started to use his suit to fight some cardboard Fred's before leaping into the air and landing on top of a pedestal. "I am awesome!"

"Just be careful, it's a powerful suit," Hiro warned him.

"Please." Mole scoffed. "If Fred can do it, I can certainly do it."

Then Mole was sent flying when he tried to use the fire blast and flew everywhere. Peter quickly stretched out a tentacle to try and grab onto Mole. However, that ended badly when the fire ended up burning the suit, causing Peter to cry out in pain and retract the tentacle back inside of himself.

"Ow. Fire." Peter snarled as his suit started to heal.

"Fire. Please step back." Baymax said as he got to work extinguishing the flames.

"Couldn't agree more with you, Baymax," Peter said as he did just that, but Teresa seemed to take notice of this and was confused by it.

GoGo then got an alert on her phone. "High Voltage. We gotta suit up."

"Yes!" Mole cheered. "My first superhero mission! We are Big Hero 10!"

"We are growing tired of him," Peter muttered to himself. "We should get rid of him. But not yet. Soon."

Working their way to get downtown, the Big Hero 9 and Mole arrived at the scene. Peter used his suit's powers to transport most of the team so they would arrive faster. When they did, they found Barb of High Voltage was the only one there. There was no sign of her daughter, which made them feel uneasy but figured that she must have separated and gone solo. Not a music pun.

"So, only one of you?" Peni asks. "Where's the younger one?"

"It's Big Hero 9!" A bystander cried.

"Big Hero 10!" Mole corrected.

"Move!" Peter cried as they dodged an attack of electricity.

A surge of electricity blew a transformer sent a bunch of it was about to fall on top of the train tracks. Baymax and Hiro worked fast to stop it from crashing into the tracks and left everyone to deal with the criminal. But when they were facing Barb, the mother of the group, the daughter came shooting electricity, causing them to jump out of the way.

"Guess they made up." GoGo guessed.

That was when the two of them began to fight among themselves. Throwing electricity, causing damage to the city and the heroes were quick to interfere to save bystanders. Peni and SP leaped as she picked up the billboard before it could crush the people and even used it to shield them.

"So, guess they didn't!" Teresa stated as she flew to dodge the electric flow.

As they were fighting, the elder of the two ran into of all places Mole's comic book store. That wasn't their first guess, and it seems that was their destination to begin with.

"Why are they going for the comic store?" GoGo wonders.

"I don't know, but their energy surge messed with a lot of stuff out here!" Teresa cried as she landed in the street so she could shield someone from getting hit by a runaway car.

"I'll take GoGo and Fred. We'll deal with it." Peter promises.

When the three of them entered the comic store, they saw that High Voltage had already trashed the place looking for something. And then Mole shoved past to gasp when he saw what they had done to his store.

"Who would do such a thing?" Mole asks as he picks up a destroyed comic.

Fred sympathized with him about this and comforted him. "Villains. Filthy villains." Then he came to his senses and stopped. "Wait, I don't like you!"

"Well, I don't like you either," Mole tells him.

"Focus!" GoGo tells them. "We need to find High Voltage."

Peter started to search the area for heat signatures, thinking that he would either lead to the mother-daughter duo or the electricity they were throwing. Peter found they were in Mole's secret spot and ripped a hole in the floor.

"Found them," Peter commented.

Dropping down into the hole, they found Juniper and her mom fighting over their power orb. They snuck around to try and watch what was happening, as it seemed the High Voltage duo weren't working together well anymore.

"Guess we know what they're here for," GoGo stated.

"GoGo, you were right," Fred commented.

"Wait, you have the orb?" Peter asks Mole. "Why the heck do you have that?"

"For the museum," Mole stated.

'I will not ask you again!" The mother stated to Juniper.

Barb then did her dance that then shot electricity toward the orb, beginning to charge it. Juniper kept using it to absorb the energy before she prepared to retaliate.

"And I will never trust you again!" Juniper stated as she started to charge up the electricity. "That move is mine. You stole it!"

The heroes kept dodging the attacks of electricity until Mole ended up watching them dancing closely and came out of hiding. "Gotta be honest, your tap is a little sloppy, ladies."

That got High Voltage to stop fighting among themselves and turned towards him. Peter stopped dodging the electricity and wanted to see how this was going to end.

"Richardson! Never insult a bad guy in an enclosed space!" Fred stated.

"Hang on. I wanna see what happens." Peter said as he sat down and crossed his legs.

"Especially you," Mole was saying to the mother of the group. "Shuffle-hop-step? More like Shuffle-hot-mess."

"For your information, it's called the "Power Surge" and Juniper does it beautifully!" Barb stated before shooting a shock at Mole, sending him flying into the Wack-A-Fred game.

"Okay, back in it!" Peter cried as he leaped to yank GoGo out of the way of a surge, he then got hit with the blast and drops. "Ow."

"You really think I do it perfectly?" Juniper asks her mother as they start to build up a charge.

"Of course I do," Barb told her daughter as she zapped Fred and Mole.

"But then why did you steal it?" Juniper asks.

"Because I can't do my move anymore." She explained. "My extension isn't what it used to be."

"You could have just told me," Juniper said as she sent a surge toward GoGo, who was moving Peter out of the way.

"I was embarrassed. And I thought you wouldn't want to crime-dance with me anymore." They then sent out a surge that caused the money from Mole's games to go flying everywhere.

"But we're a team," Juniper stated as she started to tear up. "Every move I have, I learned from you!"

As the High Voltage dance reached its peak, tears streamed down the faces of the two dancers. GoGo and Peter, who were watching, couldn't quite understand what was happening. On the other hand, Mole and Fred seemed to be moved by the performance, and they too were tearing up. After the dance, the two dancers made up and started to charge up their power orb, their faces still wet with tears.

"We gotta make our move now," Peter tells them.

"Alright. I have an idea." GoGo said. "We gotta cut them off from the orb."

"Then let's do it," Peter said as he sneaked off.

High Voltage started to work together again as GoGo sped her way through the room. When they tried to strike her, she was moving too fast. Peter made his way over to the doorway while GoGo threw her disks, causing the electricity to throw the mother-daughter duo into the games. Then she used a rubber hammer to smack the orb into the containment room and Peter closed the door. Fred then picked up the Krei batteries they were using to charge their bracelets.

"You probably should have kept these as backups," Fred stated.

"Oh, Mom, are we going back to jail?" Jumpier asks.

"As long as we're together." She told her daughter.

GoGo sighed as she placed the hammer down.

As the mother-daughter duo were taken off to prison with the watchful eye of Wasabi, Honey, and Teresa, Mole looked at all the damage that they caused in his place and sighed. He turned and watched Fred was struggling to leave the area.

"Fred, wait," Mole called out.

"What now, Richardson?" Fred asks.

"I just wanted to thank you for saving me."

Fred was confused by this statement. "You're never nice to me. I'm not sure what to do here."

"Don't make it awkward," Mole stated.

"Okay, you're welcome. So this means you're gonna keep our secret?" Fred asks.

Mole then immediately started laughing. "No! I am totally going public with this!" He then made his way over to the area with the door. "I've already got an exclusive interview tomorrow with Good Morning, San Fransokyo. Now-"

Before Mole could finish small, gooey tentacle made its way toward the door where the orb was being kept. Before anyone could react, the tentacle had already opened the door. The orb, which was the source of immense energy, released all of its power into Mole, causing him to faint.

The team immediately rushed to Mole's aid, and after ensuring that he was stable, they decided to remove their superhero suits. They wanted to make sure that there were no lingering effects from the energy that had been released into Mole. Baymax was assigned to keep a watchful eye on Mole to ensure that he recovered fully. It was a tense moment for the team, but they were all relieved when Mole eventually regained consciousness and appeared to be okay. Not because they liked him, but because they didn't want to have to hide the evidence.

"Hello, on a scale of one to ten. How would you rate your pain?" Baymax asks.

"I'm not in pain," Mole commented. "Why are you guys here?"

"High Voltage attacked?" Teresa reminded him.

"Wait, was Big Hero 9 here?" Mole asks. "Where are they?"

"You don't remember?" Peni asks.

"Remember what?" Mole asks.

"Fred revealed we're all members of-"

"Baymax!" Peter cried to shut him up. "Nothing, Richardson."

"So, he doesn't remember?" GoGo asks.

"Perhaps the nature of the orb's power caused memory loss." Baymax offered.

"Sure," Peter said as he walked off, the tentacle that he opened the door with retracting back out then into him. "Let's go with that."

"And we'll be taking that orb," Yuri stated as she came down with a squad. "I don't know who allowed you to take it, but it's going back to lockup where it belongs."

Peter then kept walking away as Yuri came for the power orb. But as that was happening, Teresa was seriously worried about Peter's acting so normal when it came to this situation. Was Peter responsible for what happened? Something was definitely wrong with her brother, and she was worried about what he was becoming. Or maybe she is just overreacting and he was just irritated by Mole.

Not that she would blame him, but things have been escalating with Peter and she couldn't help but wonder if it has something to do with the black suit he has been wearing a lot more recently. She then remembered the painting Baymax made of Peter and wondered if he could uncover something that she couldn't see. Something she needs to bring up to Baymax later on.