Hey, after we cut L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. free, let's get O.W.C.A. a cool Acronym! And since L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. is now an outlawed organization that means their Acronym is up for grabs!

Let's rename O.W.C.A. to L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. and then Sure L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. for trademark Infringement!
 
Hey, after we cut L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. free, let's get O.W.C.A. a cool Acronym! And since L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. is now an outlawed organization that means their Acronym is up for grabs!

Let's rename O.W.C.A. to L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. and then Sure L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. for trademark Infringement!
As much as I like that idea, I don't think an organization of do-gooders is going to like a name that has "Villainous Evildoers" in it
 
League of Vigilant Enthusiastic Men United For Fortifying the Inator Nation? I definitely need to come up with something better for the second set of blanks.
 
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Speaking of Inators, here is one I cooked up with the revelation of Sephiroth's canon status!

Pixel Life-Inator
Your latest Inator has brought a video game character and all their abilities to life in all their pixelated glory! A randomly selected video game character that is canon to the setting is manifested into the real world! Depending on the which video game character is selected, they will either become a new Hero Unit, Nemesis, or neutral party depending on their personality.
Anyone got thoughts on this Inator idea?
 


51 to 13! We're so close I can taste the Muffins!

(apparently they were made with.... Love?)
 
[X] Attempt to arrest LOVEMUFFIN
-[X] "Mr. Monogram, I never thought I'd say this, but I want you to put a stop to this!"

Let's make it an even 4:1
 
We told them to do Mad Science.

We did not tell them to assault our citizens.
We did not tell them to destroy our town.
We did not tell them to go after us.

These things are not what we told them. When we told them to do Mad Science these rules were implied due to us being thier boss.

Instead, they simply rolled back into doing the exact same thing they did before we took over the Tri-State Area.

They did not account for changed variables. They did not examine the differences in circumstances.
That is LOVEMUFFIN's exact definition of Mad Science. You can call it stupid, and yes, they are in fact stupid. You can call it self-destructive, and yes, LOVEMUFFIN is known to be self-destructive.

We didn't sufficiently idiot-proof is our orders, and that is our fault, because we knew coming in that they were idiots, and so we don't get to act surprised that they behaved idiotically.
 
We didn't sufficiently idiot-proof is our orders, and that is our fault, because we knew coming in that they were idiots, and so we don't get to act surprised that they behaved idiotically.
I don't know about that. Mad science can take many forms but generally speaking mass mayhem is a consequence of it not a goal. I'd be feeling a lot more forgiving if they'd done something completely idiotic in a lab that caused destruction through incompetence rather than maliciousness. Things like making something and not knowing how to stop it or researching something and not taking the proper precautions. That's mad science. What they're doing is stupid office politics in an over the top sci fi format and that's just unacceptable.
 
Something to remember, that even in the show Doof liked the idea of mad science group with him in charge more then he liked LOVEMUFFIN.
 
I don't know about that. Mad science can take many forms but generally speaking mass mayhem is a consequence of it not a goal. I'd be feeling a lot more forgiving if they'd done something completely idiotic in a lab that caused destruction through incompetence rather than maliciousness. Things like making something and not knowing how to stop it or researching something and not taking the proper precautions. That's mad science. What they're doing is stupid office politics in an over the top sci fi format and that's just unacceptable.
Yes? Watch Phineas and Ferb. Any episode. The Mad Science schemes are usually one-off plots to get petty revenge on something or somebody that Doofenshmirtz is personally annoyed by. It serves no particular goal other than venting his frustration at "idiotic thing number X". At the end of the episode, any of his potentially-world-changing devices are destroyed and never brought up again.

I remember at least one specific episode where Doofenshmirtz permanently enlarged the entire cosmos. Yes, really. He did this by accident, because he created a machine to ruin a mid-summer festival by making it smell bad, and accidentally put in growth formula instead. Here is a man who can build a device with the ability to end world hunger forever, by making supersized pizzas... And he used it to make a local county fair smell like diapers.

Doof has devices that can manipulate time itself, which he uses to get out of golf games. The brand of superscience of the original P&F show is incredibly petty and small in scope. And this is what Lovemuffin have done their whole lives.
 
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Yeah, in hindsight, what we wanted LOVEMUFFIN to do was to Do Mad Scientific Research, in that we wanted them to do whatever they wanted in the field of researching for us.
 
Yes? Watch Phineas and Ferb. Any episode. The Mad Science schemes are usually one-off plots to get petty revenge on something or somebody that Doofenshmirtz is personally annoyed by. It serves no particular goal other than venting his frustration at "idiotic thing number X". At the end of the episode, any of his potentially-world-changing devices are destroyed and never brought up again.
Mad Science is the construction of those devices. The associated schemes are usually Mad Application at best. Like, you don't call everyone who's ever shot someone with a death ray a mad scientist, right? Only the ones who build the death ray themselves. And if someone builds a death ray that the hero destroys before it fires, they're still a mad scientist. The building is the important part, not the using.
 
Not sure if anyone's mentioned it yet, but remember that L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N did revive Ghengis Khan and make him 300% more Khan. Just a reminder that they're not completely useless.
 
So next turn, assuming we have doof doing personals (seem to be going for coven so probably not), we should talk to Monogram.

He should be wrapping up remaking o.w.c.a next turn and we can talk about that and about this disaster.

Could get some good stuff out of it if doof shows regret about Lovemuffins orders and show Monogram he does care about people and isn't the same person he was fighting for years. Could also talk about perry.

My other choice for a conversation would be Mirage since she is apparently VITAL to our organization and is now our head spy now that Russ is missing.

Not sure if anyone's mentioned it yet, but remember that L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N did revive Ghengis Khan and make him 300% more Khan. Just a reminder that they're not completely useless.

It's been mentioned. They have been incredibly useful with their extra floating action.

Unfortunately they have been becoming unmanageable for several turns and all attempts to help them were miserable failures. Leading to where we are now.

I'd love to keep them but not at the cost of hurting our reputation at home and in the USA, costing us lots of money, and upsetting our other heros.

It's a simple cost benefit thing and the costs are too much now.

I'm not happy about it, and it will probably make a new Nemesis for doof, but it is what it is.
 
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