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Newton, once a heroic figure, undergoes a drastic change after encountering a psychoactive asteroid. The asteroid’s influence drives him to turn bad, altering his behaviour and motives. This transformation is directly caused by the psychoactive properties of the space rock.

Newton the Destructor/Luna Kazoomer is a programme presented in an episode format. It falls under the broader category of a programme and is classified as an episode‑type work, with its title hinting at a blend of destructive and cosmic elements. The series name itself suggests a focus on characters who grapple with extraordinary forces. The central plot of the episode hinges on a single, striking incident: Newton’s descent into villainy is triggered by a psychoactive asteroid. When this celestial body makes contact, its mind‑altering properties cause Newton to abandon his former stance and adopt a decidedly antagonistic role. The narrative revolves around how this extraterrestrial influence reshapes his behaviour. Because the asteroid is described as psychoactive, the episode centres on the way its effects warp Newton’s perception and motivations. The story follows his shift from a presumably neutral or heroic figure to one who embraces destructive actions, illustrating how an external, otherworldly catalyst can corrupt even the most stable characters. In its conclusion, the episode leaves viewers with a clear picture of Newton’s transformation, attributing his turn to the influence of the psychoactive asteroid. The focus remains tightly on this cause‑and‑effect relationship, underscoring the episode’s compact but potent storyline.