Superhero Movie in Melon Sandbox: Polyport
Hi everyone at Gamer.ru! The creator here. I made a movie in Melon sandbox about the superhero Andy, and I'm ready to present it. The project is called “Polyport,” and it took a lot of effort to make.
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Characters and school drama
At the center of the story are a guy named Andy Kanperbak and his loyal friend Tyler Perry. The guys are busy preparing for their Unified State Exams, but the local bully Bobby won't let them finish school in peace. This character should already be in 12th grade, but they conveniently held him back in 11th, so now he's making life miserable for our heroes. And he doesn't act alone: Bobby has a loyal friend, Carly, who's quite the bully too. Together, the pair cause the guys plenty of trouble.
The story gets even more intense when their classmate Draco returns to school in the middle of the movie after a very long sick leave. From that point on, things start moving at breakneck speed and getting seriously brutal.
Who's taking which exam?
The guys are well underway with their exam prep, and they've got some serious subjects lined up:
• Andy is taking chemistry.
• Tyler chose English.
• Draco is taking physics. So you can only feel sorry for Draco—the subject's no joke.
• And the bully Bobby is taking math.
Andy’s unusual superpowers
The main character is no slouch, because Andy has unique abilities tied to some very specific motor skills:
• Portals: If he sticks his right hand out, bends his fingers into a certain shape, and tenses them hard, a portal opens. But there's one strict limitation: he can only create two portals at a time. If he makes three or more, the logic of movement breaks down, and Andy starts teleporting completely at random.
• A peculiar kind of flight: He doesn't fly like ordinary superheroes either. To double-jump in midair and rise higher, he needs to bend his right leg at the knee while airborne, bring it up to his chest, and straighten it with all his might. The main thing is not to mix up your legs. If he does this trick with his left leg, there'll be no boost, and he'll just plummet like a loser.
The plot and the title’s mystery
As the story unfolds, the guys also face a dangerous enemy—the Speedster. Who is he, where did he come from, and what does he want with the heroes? You'll only find out by watching.
And, of course, the biggest mystery is the movie's title itself. Andy only gets his nickname “Polyport” right at the very end. Trust me, all these plot threads involving powers, exams, Draco, Carly, the mysterious Speedster, and the nickname eventually come together in one epic knot.
Filming this kind of action in Melon with its physics isn't easy, but the fights, flights, and shootouts turned out great.
If you can't be bothered to watch 45 minutes of action, here's the full plot description:👇
Andy is an ordinary teenager who likes watching superhero movies. When he had only three movies left to watch, he went to school. There he met his friend Tyler.
In history class, the teacher told them to write about modern heroes, and Andy wrote about Wolverine, Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Captain America. She gave him an F, so he and Tyler threw her out the window. At home, Andy watched the remaining movies, and when he finished the last one, the letter O in the credits sucked him into the TV. There was the god of death—Albina Kozhi (male).
He said Andy knew how to use superpowers and gave him a superpower too. Andy went to school, where the bully Bobby started picking on him.
He threw a fork at him, but Andy caught it and threw it back. At that moment, Bobby dropped his phone, and an edit about the Flash started playing. Bobby got electrocuted and felt a strange power. Andy went to the cafeteria, where a knife flew at him from the wall. He caught it with his pinky, and the cook said the knife was already old and extremely dull, so it could be thrown out the window without hurting anyone. Andy did just that, but accidentally flew out the window with it. After that, he accidentally made a movement that allowed him to fly. Then he fell and thought that all superheroes had two powers: for example, Superman had flight and lasers, Spider-Man had a spider-sense and webbing, Hulk had regeneration and super strength, and Wolverine had super regeneration and claws. He went back to school and accidentally ripped off a door. He thought that was his superpower, but the principal said the door was just old. Bobby decided to get revenge and poked a hole in the lemonade Andy was about to drink, spilling it all over him. Carly was the only one who laughed. On the way home that night, Andy spotted Carly, who decided to tell him that Bobby was behind it. But in the end, Carly started making jokes about Andy's mom, and Andy couldn't hold back. He hit him so hard in the stomach that he flew into a pole and split in two.
When Andy got home, Draco wrote in Telegram that he was coming back from sick leave. The next day arrived. Andy flew to the exams and entered the classroom through the window. He picked up his phone and accidentally created a portal in his shoe and backpack. He figured out how to do it, then nudged the phone off the desk and into his sock with his elbow. When the exam supervisor noticed a phone was missing, he figured Andy couldn't have taken it because he was a top student. Andy cheated and got 96 points. Then he went to a park near the school with Tyler. He told him about his superpower. Tyler didn't believe him, but Andy grabbed him by the shoulder, told him to hold on tight, and they flew off. They flew all the way to the city, and Andy dropped him off at home. Then Andy went to work for his boss, Alan. Alan said someone had spotted a flying man over Central Park, and Andy had to photograph him and bring back the picture. Andy knew Bobby would be escaping school through the window at that time, so he photographed him from an angle that made it look like he was flying. He got paid. Outside, Bobby and three guys started mugging him and took 500 rubles from him. He noticed that one of them had a black eye on his pinky and another was named Peter. He went to a store and bought a game. Three terrorists came in. One of them was Peter, and another had a black eye. He threw the first terrorist into the propellers of a helicopter parked on the roof. Then Peter started running away, tripped over Andy's leg—Andy had made him stand lookout earlier—and fell right under a Kamaz truck. Andy ran off. Andy noticed that the game was strange and not the one he'd bought. He went to confront the shopkeeper, but found only a bloodied body with its throat cut, and Bobby standing next to it with a knife. Bobby said, “Had enough?” He went and got Tyler and shoved him into a cage he'd brought along. I said that if Andy found four things he'd hidden, he'd let Tyler go. Andy knew Bobby had bad eyesight, so he tricked him, shoved him, and tried to get Tyler out. But Bobby pulled a rope and ran off with Tyler. Then the action moved to an abandoned building. Draco took a shortcut through there every day, and he found Carly's body there, with no legs. But Carly was still alive and started beating him. Bobby was very fast—270 km/h—but every second he would slow down by 1 km/h. Draco spotted Bobby running at a low speed, shoved a beam, and Bobby tripped over it. Andy wasn't expecting that, and out of fear he tried to fly, but bent and hit with his left leg instead of his right, and hit Bobby in the nose, knocking him out. Before that, Bobby tried to shoot Draco, but Carly was there and he hit him in the throat. Draco noticed this and shoved a second beam, killing Bobby because his head was simply smashed apart. Albina Kozhi appeared again and said that he had built the abandoned building and made everyone believe it had always been there. Then he simply destroyed it with a snap and threw Bobby's body onto the moon. But one of the beams hit Draco's leg. At the end of the movie, Andy, Tyler, and Draco are shown sitting on a couch watching a movie. In the movie, someone says they forgot to add the credits. Andy looks at the camera and says, “We didn't forget.”
The credits roll, and the post-credits scene shows that Draco got superpowers from that very beam hitting his leg.