You’re right— that was a little harsh... 😳
Sorry Mick.

yes i did (it's my way of saying "you guys are confusing me")

It’s kind of hard to read you when you don’t use any emojis or abbreviations or anything, but I still could’ve been nicer.

But, tell us how you survived, Jaze!!!! It is incomprehensible!

how about now

size never works for me Tell me how you do it Jaze

Well, Jaze? How are you alive?
Why is Gamora—I mean, How is Jaze?

😂

H3lp M3....

$ l3

This ended @Space

no it's not

also my dog yeeted a frog with his mouth

Wait. This is over!? I just changed my name and pfp! Now I have wait forever to change it back! 😦

Corrupter is alive and don't forget is powers for he can break his containment
Corrupter: Wait my full extent of power was hidden from me?
Mick: I um.... Well... It was to protect all of mecabricks, your full power could destroy the whole universe of mecabricks

Like I said there are still the children of the virus like TEZKG and Corrupter.

Although Corrupter has never reached the full extent of his powers since it could destroy all of mecabricks

@Mick: 👍 ‘Kay!
Now, onto the explanation!
So, after my joke comments about being taken over by a virus, I for some reason couldn’t stop thinking “What if there really is a virus on Mecabricks?” Turns out that I was thinking—and joke commenting—about a virus because I was already being taken over by one, and subconsciously, my mind was warning me. Eventually, my unexplained fears of a virus grew to a point where I started making a security upgrade for all the users on Mecabricks. I created one more complex than any other, and I was able to do that because the virus being in my mind made me understand how such complex code could be made that it would no longer be code, it would be human. Nay, it would be superhuman. Anyway, while I was doing this, I realised that to make the code able to integrate itself into people, it would have to be part of a person’s body. At this, I stopped, because I did not know for sure if a virus really existed, and I was not willing to sacrifice myself for nothing, obviously. But then, the virus tried to take over my mind. I resisted, and it stopped trying, but I knew only temporarily. Now that I knew there was a virus, I was willing to sacrifice myself. I didn’t tell you all about this because I knew you would try to stop me. Anyway, before I let the MasterCode take over my body, I sent a special empty codefile to integrate into everyone, because I wanted to see if the Mecabricks system would firewall it. This empty codefile could integrate itself into people without needing a body because there was nothing to integrate into everyone. Unfortunately, the Mecabricks system firewall stopped it. Now in despair, I thought “Maybe if I let the MasterCode into my body, then it’ll be powerful enough to bypass the firewall.”. I quickly integrated myself into the MasterCode (Users can integrate themselves into the MasterCode, but it’ll kill them and instead give the MasterCode more power. The MasterCode integrating itself into users is the opposite, and so it has the opposite effect, weakening the MasterCode.). That had the effect of me getting digitised and becoming the core code in the MasterCode. The MasterCode, now in my body, fought off the virus in it. Eventually, it broke free, but it’s version of what happened was corrupted. (Oh, by the way, the MasterCode had no personality. It was a security upgrade, not an A.I. Turns out that it’s personality was actually a reflection of me, because I was the core code in the MasterCode, remember?) It waited until the virus had taken over every single user, because realised that although it was designed to create, to upgrade, and so could not destroy the Mecabricks system firewall, the virus, which was created to corrupt and destroy, could. After the virus had destroyed the Mecabricks system firewall, the MasterCode integrated itself. As it was designed to integrate only it’s own code, and not integrate me, my code, although it was the core code, was still recognised as a sort of user by the MasterCode, and so it followed it’s only overriding command: Save everyone. So, the MasterCode could have still lived if it hadn’t listened to the command, but since it had to, it saved me as the core code and let itself die. Apparently, it also made sure that I didn’t have my memories, so that if it died but still failed to kill the virus, I wouldn’t remember all my friends, and so have to suffer the pain of helplessly seeing them become part of the infected, and if it succeeded, my friends would obviously be non-infected, and so I would obviously ask them “Who am I?” And they would reply that I am Jaze, which was the password to unlock all my memories.

JAZE!!! so....you are cody!

Um... no. Cody’s personality was a reflection of mine. In essence, I am not Cody, but Cody was me.