Episode 3 of Supacell commences with Tazer negotiating a one-on-one showdown with Krazy, challenging Masher, the cocaine-dealing accuser. Krazy accepts, and despite Tazer's inability to vanish into thin air, he triumphs over the cunning dealer. As the Tower Boys rejoice in their victory, Krazy turns the tables by shooting Tiny, who had arranged the encounter.
Meanwhile, Michael experiments with his teleportation prowess, yet fails to manipulate the flow of time. Dionne, a social worker by day, visits Tazer's abode to discuss Kemi Amusan, Tazer's mother, and the victim of the show's tragic opening. A distressed Mrs. Amusan reveals that Kemi had embarked on an unnatural path, yet desired redemption, hence her departure. Though Kemi would call weekly, she has been mysteriously absent for two weeks now.
Elsewhere, Sabrina undergoes an MRI scan and is relieved to learn that her body is in perfect health. However, her overwhelming powers still leave her dazed, narrowly missing killing a patient. Terrified, she flees and narrowly escapes being struck by a vehicle, saved only by Andre's quick intervention. But their encounter remains fleeting for the moment.
As Andre and AJ engage in their evening escapades, the conversation drifts to Andre's father's sickle cell disease, an anomaly given Andre's immunity. Coincidence or fate? Upon reaching Aisha's, AJ's gaze falls upon his former acquaintances - Krazy's gang. Once inside, Andre pleads with Braggs, the second dealer, to steer clear of AJ. The gang mocks his plea, and Andre retires, his eyes glinting with anger.
But Krazy's gang has enraged more than just Andre. The Tower Boys plot Krazy's demise, as Tazer grapples with guilt over Tiny's injury. Michael arrives at the most inopportune moment, even demonstrating his teleportation skills to no avail. An enraged Tazer refuses to engage, leaving Michael frazzled and duty-bound to schedule his mother's sickle cell treatment at the Health & Unity center.
Next, Michael's gaze shifted to Rodney, who was vociferously berating Gabriel for his foolish oversight when the boy had tried to sell him weed. With determination, Michael headed to the spot where he had last encountered Rod and waited patiently throughout the day, inquiring from passersby, yet finding no trace. But fate intervened, and a helpful soul finally suggested Michael to text Spud for his weed needs.
Meanwhile, Rodney was indulging in displaying his extraordinary abilities to Spud. Even after striking his head, he healed instantaneously, leaving Spud astonished. His bragging and generosity, promising free goods if he failed to deliver within five minutes, drew a considerable crowd. However, Spud's warnings about the government's potential surveillance and experiments fell on deaf ears. As it turned out, Spud's intuition was spot on, as the secret facility was indeed monitoring Rodney through CCTV cameras, planning to capture him.
On the other side, Sabrina's equilibrium remained disturbed. Her turmoil was further exacerbated by the arrival of Sharleen's abusive ex, Krazy. He showered Sharleen with compliments and gifts, much to Sabrina's dismay. Their plans to meet at Gabriel's club, Onyx, had Sabrina tagging along, intent on keeping a watchful eye on Krazy.
Elsewhere, Andre revealed his powers to his former colleague, John, by effortlessly lifting his car. And Dionne, in a separate encounter, attempted to inform Mike about Kemi and her findings on the internet, detailing posts about individuals with glowing eyes and superhuman abilities.
Mike is consumed with anxiety, fearing that she will uncover the truth about her demise. Desperately, he attempts to dissuade her from delving deeper into the matter, but his approach is misguided. He snaps angrily at her and hurries off to meet Rod, only to arrive moments before a mysterious figure cloaked in shadows assaults Rod with a blazing orb of fire. The two of them teleport to Onyx, where Rod is left in utter disbelief. And, who else would you expect to find at Onyx? Sabrina, still dazed and confused, finds herself in the club's bathroom.
Meanwhile, Sharleen finds a connection with a man named Kadeem after being stood up by Krazy. Their chemistry is palpable as they embrace passionately outdoors, but as Sharleen attempts to retreat inside, Kadeem's demeanor changes. His eyes glow with an unnatural light, and he rises above the ground in a haunting levitation. In a split second, Sabrina intervenes, thrusting him against the wall with a force that instantly kills him. A tracker embedded in his arm begins to glow, signaling the facility of his demise. The CCTV footage, from the closing of Supacell Episode 3, reveals his final moments, side by side with Sharleen.
