Upon further inspection I noticed the idiot move I made. 
I found out MalwareBytes was denying the website that downloads the Plutonium files, meaning I had to do the classic 'ol exception thing.
Where was this an idiot move? MalwareBytes once in a while allows users to try a full version of their program for 2 weeks, free trial, without backup payment. Me not thinking of it, I signed up for it back then, and realized just before making this post that it's protection level was increased, so sudden websites it doesn't recognize (like THIS one that must be a website due to downloading files from source) was flagging it.

Screenshot of what AV MalwareBytes tells me after opening "plutonium.exe" at my time, 10:48:59 PM. Note the "Trial" indicator next to logo.

Screenshot of what AV MalwareBytes tells me after opening "plutonium.exe" at my time, 10:52:23 PM. I try process again to confirm this isn't a coincidence.
That being said, thanks for helping me in the first place.

Screenshot of what plutonium.exe tells me at my time, during downloading process, at time 11:02:23 PM after disabling "Web Protection" on AV MalwareBytes. Taking note that anytime Plutonium.exe determines an update without issue, signs the verification to confirm it should then start downloading new files.




) since both maps share the same sound as TranZit.