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| − | The '''Lemurs''' migrated from [[alt.fan.lemurs]] to [[000SUPERGUY]], where they became a longstanding [[Superguy]] running gag. After that group's drop in activity, they migrated again to [[Earth-20]] where they became one of the obligatory animal species infesting [[LNHQ (20)|that world's LNHQ]]. | + | The '''Lemurs''' migrated from [[alt.fan.lemurs]] to [[000SUPERGUY]], where they became a longstanding [[Superguy]] running gag. They lurked around the edges of the Superguy world, causing trouble at various pivotal points, such as stealing Spectrum's armor at the climax of the ''Industrial Revolution''. (See [[Team M.E.C.H.A.]]) After that group's drop in activity, they migrated again to [[Earth-20]] where they became one of the obligatory animal species infesting [[LNHQ (20)|that world's LNHQ]]. |
| − | These lemurs are distinctly prone to mischief, and make | + | These lemurs are distinctly prone to mischief, and make "frink" and "ptang" noises wherever they are found. |
| − | There's also the Werewolf Lemur Incident of 2014, which the [[LNH (Team 20)|LNH]] doesn't talk about. | + | Other, more human-hostile species of lemur have evolved in the LNHQ's subbasements. These include the giant, fanged deathlemur and the ghostly wraithlemur. When the LNHQ was [[Post-Metal Doomcore|in space]], they began marauding around [[Netropolis]]. |
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| + | There's also the (perhaps related) Werewolf Lemur Incident of 2014, which the [[LNH (Team 20)|LNH]] doesn't talk about. | ||
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| + | == Context == | ||
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| + | According to Superguy writer [https://www.eyrie.org/superguy/authors/gadge.html Gadge], who introduced the Lemurs, they were a BBS in-joke originated by Joel Furr, brother of fellow Superguy writer [https://www.eyrie.org/superguy/authors/rob.html Rob Furr]. Someone tried to insult him by calling him a "lamer" but typoed it "lemur" instead, and the rest is history.<ref name=typo/> | ||
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| + | == Footnotes == | ||
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| + | <ref name=typo>Whether the Lemurs have any connection to the [[Net.Element|Para.net.elemental Plane of Typo]] is under investigation.</ref> | ||
| + | </references> | ||
[[Category:Nonhumans]] | [[Category:Nonhumans]] | ||
[[Category:LNH20 Subgroups]] | [[Category:LNH20 Subgroups]] | ||
[[Category:Superguy]] | [[Category:Superguy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:18, 2 September 2024
The Lemurs migrated from alt.fan.lemurs to 000SUPERGUY, where they became a longstanding Superguy running gag. They lurked around the edges of the Superguy world, causing trouble at various pivotal points, such as stealing Spectrum's armor at the climax of the Industrial Revolution. (See Team M.E.C.H.A.) After that group's drop in activity, they migrated again to Earth-20 where they became one of the obligatory animal species infesting that world's LNHQ.
These lemurs are distinctly prone to mischief, and make "frink" and "ptang" noises wherever they are found.
Other, more human-hostile species of lemur have evolved in the LNHQ's subbasements. These include the giant, fanged deathlemur and the ghostly wraithlemur. When the LNHQ was in space, they began marauding around Netropolis.
There's also the (perhaps related) Werewolf Lemur Incident of 2014, which the LNH doesn't talk about.
Context
According to Superguy writer Gadge, who introduced the Lemurs, they were a BBS in-joke originated by Joel Furr, brother of fellow Superguy writer Rob Furr. Someone tried to insult him by calling him a "lamer" but typoed it "lemur" instead, and the rest is history.[1]
Footnotes
- ↑ Whether the Lemurs have any connection to the Para.net.elemental Plane of Typo is under investigation.
