Technolike

The Battle for Technolike. In the final episode, Rose engages in combat with the Captain and damages part of his code. When Annette and Like reach the "Heart" of the metaverse, Rose confronts them. Like loses the fight, and Rose attempts to destroy Annette, but the system prevents her from doing so—until Annette formulates a wish. Rose begins to mock her, reminding her that it was because of Annette that she was freed in the first place (after all, she was the one who caused the very same bug in the first episode). Ultimately, Annette's wish is activated—the system reboots, and Rose is sent back to the archives.

The Final Showdown. In the episode "The Name of the Rose," Rose reaches the finals of the competition. She provokes Megawing, who reveals his ambitions in response—this prompts the avatars to vote for her, and she wins. But Annette, who has snuck onto the stage, prevents her from taking the key. Later, Rose reveals her true intentions: she says Technolike is overflowing with her corrupted files and NPCs, and if she gives the order, they will begin to destroy all of Technolike.
And then the developers will have no choice but to wipe Technolike off the face of the internet.

Cheating and building an army. During one of the competition's challenges, Rosa begins cheating, using her ability to copy objects. And during one of the stages where she has to "ban" evil NPCs in "Dark Technolike," she kidnaps one of these characters, copies it, and creates her own army of corrupted files and "evil" NPCs.

The "Like a Dream" contest. Rosa decides to enter the contest to obtain the key and access the source code for "Technolike." To obtain the key, she resorts to a ruse: she hacks a merch vending machine, lures an avatar named Megawing inside, and copies the key from him.

Disguise and initial actions. Rose hides among the regular avatars to avoid recognition. In the second episode, she sneaks into the hall, shoots Like's baton, and causes a global malfunction, causing Like and Annette to switch avatars.

Liberation. In the first episode, Annette accidentally triggers a bug in the system that frees Rose from the archive.