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Revision as of 23:55, 19 February 2019
The Normalizer is a alien invader turned net.hero created by Jamie Rosen. | |
Alter Ego: | Clarabelle |
Aliases: | None |
Primary Writer: | Jamie Rosen |
Status: | Lost in space and time |
Usability: | Reserved |
Powers and Abilities
Has the ability to make people "normal", usually draining them of net.ahuman powers and various magical/scientific transformations. Bruises easily.
History
Clarabelle acted as an advance agent of the Remimykii, plotting to drain the powers of any net.heroes who stood against him. However, came up against Miss Translation, Time-Waster Lad, Theory Man and Kid Recap, a group of heroes whose powers were already useless, so they didn't suffer any disadvantage. The Remimykii rejected him, and he helped the net.heroes stop them for his own safety.
He joined the LNH, with Time-Waster Lad keeping an eye on him. <Flame Wars IV>
It turned out that he had been taken from the hospital by Net.Santo, who hired him and Cheesecake-Eater Lad to help make a cheesecake that would cure the victims of genetic experimentation. He returned to the team, though not to the LNH, and joined them on their continuing adventures. But when Miss Translation returned to her home planet of Vulgar, he was the one who held the coordinates to get them there – in the right area in space, but about a thousand years out of time!
Personality
Tries way too hard, both as an alien agent and as an LNHer. Felt his acceptance of the weirdness of the Looniearth was a personal failing.
Appearance
A suspiciously normal-looking man in a suspiciously normal-looking suit.
Appearances
- First Appearance: The Continuing Misadventures of Miss Translation #1
- The Continuing Misadventures of Miss Translation #2-4, 15-19