El hermano mayor de Ladybug [Miraculous Ladybug] Prólogo

Overview

This video serves as a prologue for a fanfic titled “El hermano mayor de Ladybug [Miraculous Ladybug]” (“Ladybug’s older brother”). It starts like a creator comeback—joking about disappearing for years—then jumps directly into the origin story.

Main Plot / Setup

• A reincarnated boy, Toji Dupa(i)n Chen (previously a 20-year-old who expected a heaven/hell encounter), wakes up in Paris in the Miraculous Ladybug universe.
• He learns his superpowers are genetic, not Miraculous-based.
• He quickly realizes he exists as Marinette’s older brother, meaning the “Dynamite” role in the family would belong to his sister later.
• His birthday is Dec 31, 2002, treated as the moment his “real” protection plan begins.

Key Highlights and Jokes

• Creator/channel intro jokes: The narrator frames his return as coming back to YouTube with a story nobody asked for but everyone “needs.”

• Dragon Ball misdirection gag: When his mother catches him sneaking out to fly, he blames it on “Goku’s fault” (from the Dragon Ball DVD). His mother then launches into a comedic rant about how the show makes kids act wild, followed by strict rules—no Dragon Ball until age 30 if he runs off again.

• Language comedy/quirk: Toji can speak Spanish and French due to rapid mental development. The story treats this like a “special language rule” for him—especially with Spanish appearing in private thoughts.

Emotional / Character Beats

• Sabine’s concern: While she’s proud that he’s “special,” her main worry is that he’ll get hurt—especially since he already flew out a window.

• The night ends with a promise to be careful.

• But Toji notices something: when he asks why he has powers, Sabine gives a vague answer and clearly hides deeper truth.
• The house party is loud through New Year’s celebrations. Toji uses Marinette like a “shield” to avoid attention—acting like a normal kid while secretly preparing for danger.

Prologue Turning Point (Big Reveal)

Around 2:30 a.m., Toji shifts from cheerful to cold and determined:

• He changes into darker clothes.
• He exits silently and goes onto the roof.
• He constructs a “protection vow” for his family.
• About 25 minutes later, he flies across the Atlantic, tracking down a specific location on an island in the direction of the U.S.—referencing a hub of “strong heroes,” including “His Majesty.”

Toji’s target and justification

• His target is a group tied to Jeffrein (the host), described as a corrupt “high society” entertainment hub involving sexual abuse and even alleged cannibalism.
• Toji frames his actions as “justice,” arguing that heroes are too distracted or constrained—so he will deal with the evil they won’t.

Ending Hook

• His first major act in this life becomes mythic in-story: “God’s divine justice.”

Creator Notes / Clarifications Included

• In-universe, characters speak French, but Toji alone uses Spanish privately.
• There is no Superman in this universe; the counterpart is real and called “His Majesty.”
• The series references Goku as the model for powers (and implies Dragon Ball may not exist in that world, though the concept is still used).

Characters Featured (as Presented)

• Toji Dupain Chen — reincarnated; Marinette’s older brother
• Sabine Dupain-Chen — Toji’s mother; protective, secretive
• Tom Dupain-Chen — Toji’s adoptive father figure; birthday and supportive
• Marinette Dupain-Chen — baby, Toji’s younger sister
• Jeffrein — host/figure tied to the island criminal plot
• “His Majesty” — mentioned as the Superman-like counterpart