> > Who's Who in the Parodyverse?
> > Version 15.0 @ 8th May 2008
> > (Untold Tales #326)
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> > The Parodyverse is a shared fictional universe which forms the backdrop for many of the stories on the Parodyverse Message Board, where many of the posters have created superheroes of the same name as their internet handles and write of their adventures. Some people choose to tell largely serious stories, others are humorous. This Who’s Who features most of the recurring characters who appear in various stories.
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> > Link to the Where's Where of the Parodyverse companion directory.
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> > Link to the Who's Who version 7 for reference to older tales (before Untold Tales #58, August 2000) Who's Who version 9 for reference to not-quite-so-old episodes (Untold Tales #59-103, December 2003), Who's Who version 11 for stories before Untold Tales #150, May 2004, and Who's Who version 13 for more recent material up to Untold Tales #230 or so. This is useful for re-reading older stories as they feature the then-present line-ups and status quo ante.
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> > Link to The History of the Parodyverse, a chronology of events by Amazing Guy.
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> > Fast Reference for the Heroes: Go to The Lair Legion, Currently Common Heroes, Heroic Groups and Organisations, Lair Legion Staff, Other Supporting Characters, Semi-Active or Retired Characters, Currently Dead Characters.
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> > Fast Reference for the Villains: Go to Poster Villains, Non-Poster Master Planners, Corporate Villains, Villain Teams, Other Villains, Currently Dead Villains.
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> > Miscellaneous References: Go to Supernatural and Occult Characters, Aliens, Cosmic Characters, And Finally…, and Links and More.
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> > Popular References: Go to The Junior LL, SPUD, The League of Regulars, EEE, The Abandoned Legion, The JBH.
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> > Note: Principal poster characters' names are shown in blue, supporting characters are shown in green, and teams are shown in red. Names marked q.v. (quod vide) indicate a fuller entry about that character elsewhere in the text.
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> > The Lair Legion
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> > The main heroes of the Parodyverse are the Lair Legion, a team based on Parody Island just off Paradopolis. All the members of this team are "poster characters". The current line-up (as of just after Untold Tales #326) consists of Hatman (leader), Visionary, CrazySugarFreakBoy!, the Manga Shoggoth, the Librarian, Mr Epitome, Al B. Harper, and Yuki Shiro.
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> > The Field Team Members:
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> > Hatman (Jay Boaz, leader) gained the ability to take on the powers and abilities of any hat he wears after exposure to a radioactive drug containing the primal substance Serious Matter. Really. He mainly uses sports' team caps to take on the abilities of Bulls, Steelers etc, using headpieces from his Hatility Belt. With the right hat he can be pretty powerful. He is the team nice guy, and this probably makes people underestimate his potential. He is the Lair Legion’s Liaison Officer to the armed forces and emergency services. He often teams up with CSFB! (q.v) (mimicking the Green Lantern/Flash relationship). He is currently romantically entangled with Rabid Wolf (q.v), a superheroine from the nation of Candia. More on Hatty and More still on the capped crusader and Notes on the Hatility Belt
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> > CrazySugarFreakBoy! (Dreamcatcher Kokopelli Foxglove, deputy leader) is a hyperactive college student whose Impossibilityium silly suit enhances his own sugar-powered athletic abilities, strength and speed. His encyclopaedic knowledge of comics and movies and a massive enthusiasm for the super-hero lifestyle creates a perspective that somehow keeps him alive. His current girlfriend, Alice April Apple is a comic-book writer. His mother, Meggan Foxxx (Melanie Hastings a.k.a. "Action Figure") is a radio-chat-show-hosting porn queen stripper. Meggan is devoted to her son and often narrates CSFB!'s adventures. His father is Louis Laughing Fox, a Native American shaman police officer. He's also an occasional member of the Globetrotting Gangbusters (see attached note), and their former leader, before giving the position to the Lesbian Liberator. He previously sidekicked Sydney St Sylvain, the former superheroine Fashion Fairy. He is not yet aware that he has fathered a child upon Pelopia(q.v), daughter of his archenemy, the Word (q.v).
> > More on the wired wonder (equipment, cast, timeline etc), Notes on Meggan Foxxx. Here are some Notes on Glitch, a future CrazySugarHero autobot. Finally, descriptions of ally and enemy respectively Jingo Belle (q.v) and Aryan Ideal.
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> > The Manga Shoggoth is a Lovecraftian creature of protoplasm from the dawn of time. Lurking in his cyclopean many-angled fortress in the icebound Antarctic, the Manga Shoggoth guards his prized collection of Japanese animation. But one fragment of the Shoggoth was contaminated in a previous adventure is now quarantined from the main biomass and has joined the Lair Legion until it can be cleansed and returned. The Shoggoth is served by his High Priestess Ebony of Nubilia (q.v) and is rumoured to have a wife, Sh'Ron, and an offspring, Cthandra . Who’s Who of the Manga Shoggoth
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> > Mr Epitome (Dominic Clancy), the Paragon of Power, uses his enhanced physical and mental attributes to protect America from the forces that threaten it. He is partnered with his super-powered dog Glory (q.v), the mutt of might. His abilities include x-ray vision and other advanced senses. He was previously romantically involved with his former enemy, the puzzle-solving genius The Idiom (q.v), but she used the M/ELTZER ray to remove the last fifteen years of his memory to prevent him from committing acts she felt would be atrocities. Mr. Epitome is a man so devoted to his job he had his own family retconned out of existence, and formerly headed the Epitome Division of the Office of Paranormal Security for the mysterious Grey Eminence (q.v). He is currently “seeing†fabrics designer Katarina Allen He’s heard the rumours that he is part of a conspiracy and would tell you they are unfounded. Trust him: he's with the government. Who’s Who - Epitome Edition
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> > Yuki Shiro is a private detective who lost her human body in a fire after being trapped by her enemies. To save her life she was outfitted into a synthetic body with purple hair and eyes designed by Al B. Harper (q.v) and Bautista Enterprises, manufactured by the latter and a Japanese electronics giant who prefers to keep the project secret. Her synthetic cyborg body, containing a titanium alloy skeleton, has an on-board conceptual computer, satellite/radio/cellular transmission equipment, dual kinetic (self-charging) batteries, and electronic, thermal, and optical camouflage. Her synthetic body gives her accelerated movement and perception, strength greater than a man twice her size, the durability to fall about three stories without injury, and the ability to access the information infrastructure. She has recently become associated with youthful practitioner of Chinese elemental magics Liu Xi Xian. More on Liu Xi Xian and Yuki
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> > Associate Members:
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> > Visionary is basically a normal, unpowered human who gets into terrible messes with superheroes. Often accused of being a fake man or synthezoid, Visionary insists this is untrue, and due to strange cosmic coincidences his true nature can now never be determined lest the Parodyverse end. Vizh lives in a geographically unstable lighthouse with his legal ward (and now sister), the troubled probability arsonist Kerry Shepherdson(Q.V), and his twin 11-year old children, the fairy princess Magweed and techno-ghost Griffin, and plays host to a wide variety of visiting friends, including micro-robot companion Fleabot (Q.V). Against his will or better judgement, good-hearted hapless Visionary has become the headmaster of the LL’s Junior Hero Training Academy (qv).
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> > The Librarian (Lee Bookman) is Librarian at the Lunar Public Library, an institution located on the dark side of Earth’s moon, assisted by artificial intelligence D.D. and the robotic major domo A.L.F.RED. His abilities include being able to absorb and transmit knowledge from any book or database, to translate any written language, and the capacity to survive in outer space.More on Lee Bookman and his Library, Other MPL Helpers, and some notes on previous Librarians
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> > Al B. Harper is a brilliant and eccentric theoretical (and sometimes almost practical) physicist who works to bring about a better world and accomplish really huge explosions. In pursuit of these goals he has also become the Lair Legion’s scientific advisor. He was previously the fiancée of Miss Framlicker (q.v.), with whom his is a business partner Extraordinary Endeavour Enterprises. Al is a slightly nerdy-looking black man with a goatee, and he smokes a bubble pipe. His time-displaced teen children by the temporal villainess of Kinki the Conqueress are Cody Harper (gifted with understanding any language) and Kara Harper (gifted with understanding any mathematics). He lives in a cabin in the woods up near Shyminsky Falls in Upstate Gothametropolis.More on Al
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> > For a list of the Lair Legion’s Supporting Characters scroll down or go here.
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> > Honorary Members include Amazing Guy (q.v., absent from Parodyverse) and Premiere (q.v., deceased)
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> > The Junior Lair Legion is a training programme run by Visionary for new heroes. The current class includes Kerry Shepherdson, Harlagaz, and Fashion Accessory; Glory is the new teaching assistant; alumni include spiffy, Ham Boy, and Hacker 9 (all described below, or click here.).
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> > Former members of the Lair Legion include Jarvis (deceased, founder), NTU-150 (founder, absent from Parodyverse), Lisa Waltz (founder, cosmic office holder) spiffy (founder), Fin Fang Foom (absent from Parodyverse), the Dark Knight (absent from Parodyverse), Banjoooo (absent from Parodyverse), Messenger (expelled, presumed dead), Starseed (ascended), Space Ghost (expelled, absent from Parodyverse), DarkHwk (comatose), Rocket Racoon (eaten), Sersi (absent from Parodyverse)), Goldeneyed (absent from Parodyverse), Exile (off-plane), Troia 215 (now queen of the Amazons, absent from parodyverse), Sorceress, Trickshot (absent from Parodyverse), Ziles (offworld), Dancer (lost her powers),Sir Mumphrey Wilton (retired), Cressida (absent from Parodyverse) and Nats (lost in strange dimension). Probationary members who never made it to full membership include The Man Who Wasn't There (transformed and retconned), Magnetic Techbird (deceased), Avatar (deceased), Pegasus (deceased), Falcon (currently hidden by the Hooded Hood), and De Brown Streak (absent from Parodyverse), ManMan (lost his powers), and Citizen Z (expelled when revealed as Baroness von Zemo).
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> > For the origins of the Lair Legion, read Lair Legion: Year One.
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> > Other Heroes
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> > In this version of the Who’s Who, we’re subdividing this section into Currently Common Heroes, who seem to be around a lot, and Retired Heroes (who are gone until their posters want them back).
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> > Currently Common Heroes:
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> > Donar (Donar Jones or Gavan Carstensen) is a Thor variant, the son of Oldman the Big Daddy, husband of Queen Annj and brother of Hoki, God or Goddess of Betrayal and Guile. With his enchanted baseball bat with a nail in it, Mjalcolm, Donar hails from the land of Ausgard, an antipodean version of Asgard. Donar speaks with a mangled Shakespearean speech, like Liefield's Thor if Thor had a broad Australian accent. He is a little more down-to-earth than Marvel's Thunder God, and he is well hard. He has very little patience and less tact, but he would defend his friends to the death. Donar's mother is the Earth-Spirit Gail. Recently he has been reunited with his once love Freyda and discovered they have a son, Harlagaz (q.v). Donar is currently deputing as ruler of Ausgard. More on Donar, Even more on Donar, and Donar’s retirement
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> > The Sorceress (Whitney Darkness), was bred and trained to be a nature-controlling magic-wielder , a wise woman with gifts of transmutation and other magical abilities. Scion of an ancient line of sorceresses, she is the grand-daughter of the witchHagatha Darkness, granddaughter of Sir Mumphrey Wilton (q.v.), daughter of Xander the Improbable (q.v.), and cousin to the actress Lania(q.v.) and the troublemaking Ruby Weaver(q.v.). She was previously romantically linked with Hatman (q.v).
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> > Dancer, (Sarah Shepherdson) is a mild-mannered waitress by day at Mr Papadopopolis' Bean and Donut Coffee Bar in Paradopolis Plaza (and lives in a flat above the café), but secretly fights crime as the Probability Dancer, the dashing, confident, probability-altering herald of Galactivac the Living Death that Sucks (q.v.). She is quite possibly the nicest human in the Parodyverse and rarely fights her enemies when she can talk them out of being horrible instead. Her adversaries include Magenta St Evil (q.v), Holy Wedlock (q.v), and Carlsbad Carl the Albino Probability Cowboy. Her seventeen year old pyromaniac sister Kerry Shepherdson (q.v) has come to stay in Paradopolis as the ward of their adopted brother, Visionary. More on Shep
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> > spiffy (Mark Hopkins) has a symbiotic fern from the extradimensional Unhappy Place attached to his head which gives him mysterious, um, fern powers (actually these include the fern’s sudden growth and attack capabilities, energy absorption, and the fern but not spiffy being able to become invisible). spiffy has recently become the President for Life of rogue Pacific rim nation-state Badripoor, a sinkhole of vice and corruption; so his former tenure as omni-mayor of almost everywhere in the USA except Paradopolis, and especially of Gothemetropolis York, has prepared him quite well for it. He even died and spent some time in Hell, Nebraska before being resurrected and was the Hooded Hood’s (q.v.) son, although that seems to be currently retconned. He is currently romantically involved with his secretary Beverly Campbell, a mutate who can make people fail to notice her. A standing joke is that spiffy is responsible for everything. spiffy is associated with the Abandoned Legion (q.v.) and the League of Regulars. More on spiffy
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> > ManMan (Joe Pepper) was just a regular guy when he was covered in "experimental chemicals" (McDonalds secret sauce) and he was granted all the superpowers of a man! Along with sentient knife of unknown and ancient origin, Knifey he fought crime in all its forms, no matter what the cost (although the white leather Elvis jumpsuit chafes in the most "intimate" of places). He is probably not currently dating wannabe supervillain The Widget (Alice White) - no really, they’re just argument buddies - but is caring for his Aunt April. His most persistent enemy is the bizarreThighmaster (q.v.). After Knifey was lost during the final battle of the Parody War Joe is currently retired.More on ManMan
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> > Sir Mumphrey Wilton is a genial old English gentleman, the managing director of Wilton Enterprises, and the possessor of a pocketwatch which can manipulate time. Mumph has recently returned to heroics after a thirty year absence, and has hired Asil (q.v.) as his amanuensis. Mumphrey is courteous, stuffy, kindly, decent, and absolutely dependable. He looks to be in his late fifties; he is considerably older, and was a member of the League of Improbable Gentleman, an eighteenth century forerunner of the Lair Legion. Formally he is the Keeper of the Chronometer of Infinity, a minor cosmic office. His late wife was Madge (q.v.). More on Mumph, a few more details, some history of his military career and a guide to Mumphspeak.
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> > Indiana Gnome and Gunther are a pair of mismatched mythological creatures loose in the world today. Indy’s a swashbuckling explorer gnome. Gunther’s a former barbarian warrior transformed into an animated gargoyle.
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> > Alcheman (Michael Wooster) gains his ability to transform into combinations of elements from the tattoos on his arms. The schoolteacher’s eccentric family do not agree with his superhero career choice. Alcheman is methodical, polite, and honourable. How has he survived this long? The Wooster family includes matriarch Agnes Wooster and Michael’s trouble-making socialite sisters, the twins Jenny and Trudi Wooster. His interfering ex-fiancée is adventurous archaeologist Dr Honoria Sesselby. Michael has recently opened his home to outcast superteam The Joy Corps Alcheman’s Who’s Who CHARACTER GUIDE? JOY CORPS?
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> > Grace O’ Mercy, the Night Nurse is the greatest asset of the Phantomhawk Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Room, and she works the graveyard shift. She’s also the Parodyverse’s nicest vampire, refusing to drink the blood of the living (even animals) and subsisting on plasma from the hospital’s blood bank until here recent encounter with a powerful master-vampire that may have changed things. Grace’s status quo ante is illustrated in Night Nurse #2: Blood Will Tell.
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> > Ham-Boy (Fred Harris) can control assorted meat by-products, but not meat in it's natural form, has a Ham Sense, which tells if evil is somewhere around him, and possesses Meat Vision, which makes meat appear when he stares at something long enough. What’s most recognizable about his costume is his cowl that looks like a ham. He drives around on his Ham-Scooter. He is from Piney Oaks, Iowa but is currently living in Goth Haven, a city near Paradopolis. He is going to college at Goth Haven University as Fred Harris and recently graduated from the Junior Lair Legion as Ham-Boy. More on Ham-Boy and his allies and enemies, and some more on Ham-Boy.
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> > Semi-Transparent Lad (Ben Hermes) has the power to become mostly invisible, completely invisible when viewed in the right light. Ben currently works at the convenience store, Gulp N' Go in the Ballard District of Goth Haven, but is also an inductee in to the Federal Metahuman Resource Program (q.v) in their C-Class. More on Semi-Transparent Lad and Even More About STL.
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> > Vinnie De Soth, exorcist for hire, disowned white sheep of the De Soth occult family (his father is in the Inner Circle of the Heck Fire Club (q.v.). From his walk-in office under the staircase in Alto Tumour’s Used Occult Book Store in Gothametropolis Vinnie tries to scrape a living with his online tarot reading and Feng Shui lifestyle consultancy.
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> > Tom Black, former British intelligence analyst, was suffused with evil Kaos Energy from the mysterious Judas Box and now has the ability to spawn semi-sentient will-o-th’-wisps which can possess mechanical or magical apparatus and via which he can remotely spy. He is mistrusted because his ancestor was the murderer Erskine Black responsible for the death of Mumphrey’s sister, daughter, and son-in-law; and because he’s a sarcastic bastard. He has recently employed ex-demon temptress Regret Kiskilla (q.v) as his secretary and mistress.
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> > Jingo Belle (Josephine Simon), PR-spawned US military superhero poster girl. More on Jingo Belle
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> > Artemis (Charlotte Ouk) was a young Cambodian immigrant orphaned by one of Mr. Epitome’s (q.v) old foes. He helped raised the young girl, training her to fight crime. Charlotte and Epitome became estranged at one point and at the age of 16 set off to Paradopolis, using her skills and high tech archery gear to work as a vigilante.
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> > Liu Xi Xian is an orphaned Asian girl with elementalist abilities over the five traditional Chinese elements. Shy and unused to other people, Liu Xi is gradually coming to understand her abilities and herself. More on Liu Xi Xian and Yuki
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> > Heroic Groups and Organisations
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> > The LL Junior Hero Training Program
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> > Visionary is currently tutoring the following young would-be heroes:
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> > Kerry Shepherdson is the seventeen-year-old pyromanic troublemaking sister of Sarah (Dancer) Shepherdson (q.v), sent to Paradopolis after burning down her school in Bogall, County Mudd, Ireland. She remains Visionary’s (q.v) ward following his legal adoption by the formidable Ma Shepherdson, and lives in his lighthouse. Her ability to cause improbable fires and explosions has only been magnified since she gained some of her sister’s probability powers.
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> > Harlagaz Donarson is the son of Ausgardian hemigod of thunder and the goddess Freyda. Although several centuries old he has the maturity and sensibilities of a teenager coupled with his father’s strength, endurance, and ability to take major blows to the head. He may have some control over weather systems. He is brash, loyal, overconfident, and heroic.
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> > Fashion Accessory (Samantha Bonnington) is a young model gifted by the Hooded Hood with the ability to transmute any fabric to other fabric, and with cut-down powers of a member of the Austernal race of human offshoots (Samantha is fully human though, a California blonde from Beverly Hills). Vain, and self-absorbed she still has a heroic streak that interferes with her social life and she therefore works as part of the Junior Lair Legion.
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> > Glory is a young border collie given super powers by the same energies that created Mr. Epitome (q.v). She has vastly enhanced physical and mental abilities, including above human intelligence. The Mutt of Might is a member of the Office of Paranormal Security. After graduation from the Juniors she stayed on as T.A.
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> > Denial (Danny Lyle) is not an official member of the programme but tends to hang around because he’s dating Kerry. A self-confessed supervillain with the ability to deny events that have just occurred, Danny affects a rebel-without-a-cause look and attitude. He is the son of the Hooded Hood (q.v) and Madame Symmetry of Synchronicity (q.v).
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> > Previous students include spiffy (q.v) who flunked by becoming President-For-Life of a third world nation-state, Ham-Boy (q.v) who graduated, and Hacker Nine (q.v.) who dropped out.
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> > Other young heroes known to hang out with the Juniors include Glitch (q.v), Kid Produce (q.v), Falconne (q.v), Captain Courageous (q.v), Fetish Lad (q.v), and Uuukelele, Princess of the Sea Monkeys (q.v).
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> > Glitch is a female Autobot from a distant galaxy, sent to monitor and protect life on Earth. She’s just discovering a fetish for human boys.
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> > Falconne (Belinda “Lindy†Wilson) is younger sister of the missing-in-action legionnaire Falcon and has inherited his combat flight suit.
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> > Captain Courageous (Kip Kipling) is a young British agent of Project: Pendragon, gifted with enhanced physical abilities and cursed with an absolute sense of morality.
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> > Kid Produce (Jasper Stevens) was a member of the JBH (Justa Bunch of Heroes) until tragedy struck and the love of his life Jackie Rabbit was taken from him. Now he is a morose, brooding loner who retains the ability to generate any kind of enhanced fruit or vegetable from his magic apron.
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> > SPUD, the Super-Menace Principal Undercover Directorate is the Parodyverse’s best-known secret organisation, an international UN-backed task force mandated to anticipate and respond to threats of a metahuman, alien or otherwise atypical nature. Operating from their Helicarrier base and outposts across the globe they have jurisdiction during planetary emergencies. And of course there are lots of secret cabals and hidden factions and plots to overthrow the current leadership and so on.
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> > Dan Drury, Agent of SPUD, a tough-talkin' hard-cussin' cigar-chompin' ornery one-eyed sonofab*tch what don't take no crap from no turkey-smoochin' government desk jockeys and gets the job done. His longevity from starting out in World War II leading his Whooping Commandos of Sleazy Company has not yet been explained.
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> > Contessa Natalia Katarina Romanza , is a former Soviet espionage agent turned freelance spy. She married the main reality Parodyverse’s Carl Bastion (Trickshot) as part of an undercover scheme to betray him – but instead fell in love. When Heinrich Zemo (q.v) murdered the hero, the widow was devastated and surrendered to Drury, agreeing to work for SPUD. She had a complicated relationship with the Trickshot from "Earth Tricky" who has joined the Lair Legion.
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> > Anna is a sophisticated android created by an unrevealed SPUD science programme. Created to be self-aware, Anna fled her SPUD creators and is currently learning about life in the wider world.
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> > NTU-150 and Al B. Harper have both done contract technical work for SPUD, and Messenger worked as an occasional operative.
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> > Sentinoids are government-issue mutate-hunting battle robots. However, they’re not averse to blowing apart the occasional non-mutate from time to time as well, so that’s alright.
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> > Office of Paranormal Security (OPS) is the American government agency with the mandate to investigate and prosecute all forms of "metacrime." Key members of the group include Director Aaron Soames, and Special Agents Lester Dawes and Abby St. Germain. Mr Epitome (q.v) and Glory (q.v) are former agents of the OPS. During the Parody War the OPS was responsible for the Terminus Team programme, using convicted supervillains in military applications. It is not known whether the programme continues and whether it is still under OPS jurisdiction.
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> > The League of Regulars (more affectionately known as the LoR), were all originally members of the LL before leaving to make room for the new crowd. This team was very lazy and didn't answer their hotline, unless of course if Yo was by the phone. They previously operated out of either Visionary's late lamented Condo or Donar's castle. The LoR was Lisa, Visionary, NTU-150, Yo, Donar, spiffy (by law), and (formerly) Cheryl, supported by their friends Asil, Fleabot, and Zebulon.
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> > Fleabot is a robotic flea originally created as part of Baron Zemo’s weapons programme but long since turning his awesome powers of sarcasm and cynicism to the task of observing Visionary. He has useful scientific skills and can occasionally change size.
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> > Zebulon is an elf from Santa’s grotto on secondment to the outside world to find an outlet for his unconventional technical skills. He has worked at the Lair Mansion and with NTU-150.
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> > Extraordinary Endeavour Enterprises is a weird science company based out of the old Sixways firehouse in Gothamatropolis York dedicated to scientific business and pure research . The staff of this table-top venture are Al B. Harper (q.v), Miss Framlicker, and Amy Aston, with interns Cody and Kara Harper.
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> > Miss Framlicker (Muffy Framlicker, but very few people know her Christian name) was the college fiancée of Al B. Harper before they were torn apart by memory alterations. She has since become somewhat cold and ruthless, channelling her energies into becoming first Operations Manager at ITC then Business Manager at EEE. She remains prickly and defensive on non-work subjects.
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> > Amy Aston is known for her fiery temper and her penchant for working in nothing but overalls. She’s immune to heat. She was formerly known as Amy Racecar before being traumatised by a psionic villain’s attack and leaving her post as the LL's mechanic. Old notes on Racey
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> > The JBH (Just a Bunch of Heroes) was a free-wheeling team of superheroic adventurers founded by Amazing Guy. The membership changed over time but was mostly of (writer) AG's characters. Some of the more regular JBH members included Amazing Guy, Kid Produce and Jackie Rabbit. They also included a monthly representative from the Lair Legion in their ever-changing line-up.
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> > Federal Metahuman Resource Centre (FMRC) is a government-sponsored superhuman training and deployment agency. FMRC Writers’ Guide and Cast List.
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> > The Abhumans This long-lived reclusive people dwell in Atticland, the Great Relief, a technologically-advanced city in the Tibetan mountains. They use the Plot-Enhancing Mists originated with that ever-popular Celestian technology to artificially mutate each one of them into a unique super-powered lifeform at puberty. The Abhuman Royal Family is known to consist of:
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> > Brown Blot, the silent and powerful manipulator of gastric energies
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> > Maximess the Manic, a.k.a Maximess the Slightly-Mad, a.k.a. the Expediter, his mind-controlling nasty younger brother
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> > Sylverkrin, of the tangled hair, Brown Blot’s queen
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> > Uhunalura, Sylverkrin’s youngest sister, a health-transferor (exiled) (q.v)
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> > Toadton the amphibiahuman, a water-dwelling hybrid
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> > Krakus, chief of security, whose mighty boots can stomp earthquakes
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> > Garglon, high priest, whose skilled hands can offer fatal Chinese burns
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