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Principal's Bonus Boss Battle
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Doppelgänger: Stop!
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What is this?
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Doppelgänger: We are the manifestation of all the powers you stole from the students of this high school.
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You identify yourself with a plural pronoun? How quaint. I'm assuming you plan on stopping me from discovering the secrets of the psychic element?
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Doppelgänger: You know nothing about power! Your corrupt practices will never succeed.
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But they always have. You're just the final obstacle in my way, which I will overcome like all the others.
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Doppelgänger: Like your family and friends?
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Oh but of course. Nothing will ever compare to the ultimate power that the psychic element will grant me.
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Doppelgänger: We will stop you!
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Unlikely!
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Principal's Boss Battle
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Hello, son.
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Son? I have no father!
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Come now, everyone has a father. I'm surprised Yvette didn't tell you about me. Can't say that I blame her though. My past is rather sordid, and you're the living proof of that.
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Sordid?
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Not sure if you need a definition or explanation, but I'll go with the latter. Essentially, you were my first experiment in my attempts to uncover the psychic element.
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You treated me like an experiment?! You did this to me?!
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Yes, son, I did. It was far from my most ethical moment. I only regret my colleague discovered the truth, but I made him pay for that in due time.
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If I could have had more time with you, I could have made you more than just a mask-wearing freak.
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I'm less of a freak than you ever will be!
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Oh my, someone has quite the temper; in a few moments though, I'll be taking those powers back so I can finally complete my final experiment!
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Final experiment?
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You haven't noticed that every student that cape-wearing peer of yours reported for breaking the rules has lost their powers?
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I don't care about them! This is between you and me! I'll never forgive you for this, and for what I'm about to do to you: I DON'T WANT ANY!
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Principal's Ending
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Dr. Nazel: The subjects seem to be in stable condition, Professor Harrisworth.
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It's Principal Regisworth now.
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Dr. Nazel: Sorry, sir. Should I initialize the process?
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Yes, Dr. Nazel. I think the world is ready.
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Dr. Nazel: Elemental transference and culmination in progress.
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Yes! I can feel it working! The Psychic Elemental is manifesting!
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Today I have achieved greatness! Now, I shall test said greatness!
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James: W-what's that coming out of the school?!
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Ms. Catelina: I, I don't know! It looks like lightning!
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James & Ms. Catelina: We are your students now, Principal Regisworth...
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The World: We are all your students now, Principal Regisworth...
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This world is now my school and I survey all! And all thanks to my well-behaved students...
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(From that day forward, the world was never the same...)
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Principal's Sub-Boss Battle
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Jiro Ozawa, I need you to report to my office immediately.
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What do you want? I didn't do anything wrong.
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Who said you did. So far, you've been doing everything right, in fact, you're probably this school's most powerful earth elemental.
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What does that have to do with anything?
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It makes you the only one standing in the way of my plans.
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Plans?
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Oh, it's far too early to let you know now, so make this easy on yourself and come willingly.
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No!
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I had a feeling you'd say that. No matter, it'll be over with shortly.
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