So, on an aside note, I have finished watching all *canon* parts of the Gargoyles cartoon (Seasons One and Two as well as the first episode of Season Three, which was still made by Weisman before he got shafted by Disney) and wanted to ask those of you who have read the continuitation comics:

In that continuity, did Xanatos ever *officially* take sides for the Gargoyles or did he decide to stay his hand in the conflict between Gargoyles vs. Quarrymen (also, I take it that in this quest, both the Quarrymen and the Hunters of Nimrod have been folded into the Huntsclan in some capacity at least)?
 
Wait a second ... he's lying to us otherwise how would he know time is fuggerbucked and also how would he know those two didn't inspire doctor zone?
 
Oh I get it now she could be a fan so she use the baby ray on him for youth touch up... why did she resort to villainy If she could get rich with just that?
It was also some revenge for having herself forcibly transformed into a baby and having to be re-raised by her minion. Strangely enough she seemed to remember her previous life so I'm not sure how she would be able to raise the babyfied heroes to be villains.
 
Doesn´t ring a bell... then again, I never watched Sky High before.

So, you guys think Gwen (the gal Shego got her muscle for the Sands heist from) is involved somehow?
Heh. You might want to brush up on the film, then. If you don't have the time, I'll paraphrase.

Gwen Grayson *is* Royal Pain. Since you didn't watch the movie, your reply was pretty funny.
 
Wait.

Simpsons is owned by Disney now.

Is Mr. Burns a Prince?

Problem with fitting Simpsons into that quest is, that *no one got any fucking idea where Springfield is supposed to be* (Back during the movie´s marketing phase, I think that Fox eventually agreed on Idaho, though)

That being said, for Springfield I´d say that the Villain would be either Mr. Burns with his "blotting out the sun" gig a while back or Russ Cargill (meaning that by now, Springfield is now a smoking crater) - not Hank Scorpio though, because that one would have crashed into either Xanatos or DOR-15 depending on *where* on the East Coast he tried errecting his Domain

As for Mr. Burns, thanks to his outdatedness and the shoddy state of the Nuclear plant, he´d *barely* make the cut for a Duke.

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Ninja´d by QM-tier

Let´s leave franchises like The Simpsons, Family Guy and American Dad outta this quest because of how recent their acquisition by Disney is, ok?
 
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Oh I get it now she could be a fan so she use the baby ray on him for youth touch up... why did she resort to villainy If she could get rich with just that?
Super intelligence and technokinesis weren't considered valid super powers so she got shafted by Super Segregation and went crazy.
It was also some revenge for having herself forcibly transformed into a baby and having to be re-raised by her minion. Strangely enough she seemed to remember her previous life so I'm not sure how she would be able to raise the babyfied heroes to be villains.
To be fair, she was raised by her old henchman, and we know the super intelligent teacher stayed smart so super minds might be immune.
 
I could say that Springfield is its own eldritch abomination, possibly brought about by the hot mess of the timeline here. It's a dumping ground for all of the weird/non canon stuff so that the world doesn't explode, and as as result, it both exists and doesn't exist. It has to exist because all of those things do exist, but it cannot exist, for those very things would tear reality asunder. Add in some non Euclidean geometry, weird colors, and (Sideshow) Bob's your uncle.

Wonder if Cecil has a radio show there.

Huh, found an easter egg.
 
I could say that Springfield is its own eldritch abomination, possibly brought about by the hot mess of the timeline here. It's a dumping ground for all of the weird/non canon stuff so that the world doesn't explode, and as as result, it both exists and doesn't exist. It has to exist because all of those things do exist, but it cannot exist, for those very things would tear reality asunder. Add in some non Euclidean geometry, weird colors, and (Sideshow) Bob's your uncle.

Wonder if Cecil has a radio show there.

Huh, found an easter egg.
So, is Springfield and, by estension, The Simpsons a physical manifestaion of the Twilight Zone in our reality?
 
Springfield is clearly located in the Oregon Triangle. After all, its weird geology can only be explained by it being located in the zone of a reality warping chaos god.
 
Incorrect DoofQuest Quote, SovietWomble Edition:

Doof: "No, we don't have an 'Ethically-Wrong-Bell-inator.' If we had an ethically-wrong-bell-inator, it would never stop ringing."
 
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A moment later it was blasted open by a figure in black and gold body armor, full of spikes and angles. Two gleaming shoulderpads were shaped like stylized pauldrons, and its spiked helm bore resemblance to a crown.

The figure held up an enormous metal and glass ray gun done in the same style as the rest of their outfit. A heavily modulated voice echoed forth.

Ah, yeah, that's a thing now I guess.

According to Discord speculation, most likely Royal Pain, the antagonist of Sky High.

It is.



She's holding this:

 
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