Also, it bears mentioning that "junkquels" is not a very clever moniker. If you're going for satire, you'd be better off with something that either rhymes with prequels (like "freakquels") or something that is otherwise etymologically related to prequels (and I can't really think of an example for that one).

But really, either way, nothing will make that particular approach clever or admirable. It's about as silly and sophomoric as referring to George Lucas as "George Luca$" or using the oft-repeated "M$ Windows". It's just not clever. Or humorous. It's juvenile and it makes people less likely to take you seriously. So why bother taking the time to type the extra letters when you could focus that energy and time on improving your overall spelling and grammar?