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<ref name = arbitrary>The world in question was never given even the slightest hint of a name, so we, the wiki editors, have made a completely arbitrary decision as to how to categorize it. Huzzah!</ref> | <ref name = arbitrary>The world in question was never given even the slightest hint of a name, so we, the wiki editors, have made a completely arbitrary decision as to how to categorize it. Huzzah!</ref> | ||
− | <ref name = monark>This seems to be unrelated to the later [[Monark]] storyline in ''[[NWO 2012]]'', but both | + | <ref name = monark>This seems to be unrelated to the later [[Monark]] storyline in ''[[NWO 2012]]'', but both are probably parodies of the same DC Comics storyline, ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armageddon_2001 Armageddon 2001]''.</ref> |
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Revision as of 16:17, 9 June 2024
Looniverse-Focalor[1] is the universe that the Flame Writer miniseries takes place in, featuring a dark future for the Legion!
History
In this world, the LNH experienced a second Leadership Crisis, and a chance joke lead to Kid Anarky becoming leader. Things began turning dark, and the International Network of Nations passed the Legion Control Act, requiring all net.heroes to wear purple beanies. But things got worse, and when Kid Anarky's appeals to repeal the Act went unheeded, he signed up with the Lords of Ord.rr. He destroyed Net.ropolis and conquered the world, becoming Kid Monarky[2]!
People
Footnotes
- ↑ The world in question was never given even the slightest hint of a name, so we, the wiki editors, have made a completely arbitrary decision as to how to categorize it. Huzzah!
- ↑ This seems to be unrelated to the later Monark storyline in NWO 2012, but both are probably parodies of the same DC Comics storyline, Armageddon 2001.