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| − | {{Herobox|name = Irony Man|faction = [[net.hero]]|creator = [[Doug Moran]]|extra = |alter = Carthoony Stork|alias = Toony|primary = None|status = Former member of the [[LNH (Classic Team)]], retired, current financial backer of the LNH|usability = Free For Use}}
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| − | == History ==
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| − | Toony Stork was a publisher who often worked in conjunction with the US government; while conducting a personal evaluation of the use of his printing plant, he was nearly killed by a falling copy of ''War and Peace''. A sentence fragment damaged his heart, and only his quick thinking and the creation of his hardsuit saved his life. Donning the life-saving armor, he became known as Irony Man.
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| − | According to some accounts, he was a founding member of the [[LNH (Classic Team)|LNH]], and has definitely been a member since before the ''[[Cosmic Plot Device Caper]]''. For years, he was one of the team's powerhouses, as well as one of their main financial supporters.
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| − | In 2006, he formed a friendship with [[Hex Luthor]], which later helped him become a member of the [[HexFire Club]] as the Beige Knight. The next year, he ran in the [[LNH Leadership Election]], but lost to the [[Ultimate Ninja]]. It was revealed in ''[[Beige Countdown]]'' that he formed an alliance with the HexFire Club to stop some great crisis that was going to destroy the world that [[Charlie Hustle]] and his own future self warned him about. The great crisis turned out to be ''[[Beige Midnight]]''.
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| − | During ''Beige Midnight'', he found himself making more and more compromises to the evil of the HexFire Club. In the end, he helped bring them down, but was distrusted by the rest of the LNH. Seeking redemption but feeling unworthy of it, he went on a suicide mission to destroy [[Mynabird]] – only for Mynabird and the entire [[Legion of Net.Villains]] to abruptly disappear, leaving the world at large with the impression that Irony Man was the great hero who had ended the crisis, and Toony himself feeling like even more of a fake.
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| − | After ''Beige Midnight'', he took a leave of absence, and the mysterious [[Irony Man II]] took his place. He came back when the [[Dorf]] virus threatened the [[Looniearth]]— or so it seemed! But when it counted, Toony was there, and revealed his darkest secret: how he had failed the woman known as [[Captain LNH]]. This revelation ended the invasion, and gave Toony a measure of peace, that all his failures had managed to help someone in the end.
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| − | Despite his retirement from active duty, Toony still funds a significant proportion of the Legion's monetary needs.
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| − | == Personality ==
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| − | Thoughtful, with definite leadership abilities. Kind of an egotistical jerk. In his alter ego of billionaire Toony Stork, he presents the carefree attitude of a jet-setting playboy; however, when he dons the armor of Irony Man, he becomes more intense and serious. Politically conservative, though this has increasingly softened over time.
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| − | == Powers and Abilities ==
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| − | Ability to emit and detect irony. Has superstrength, flight, and other powers when wearing his hardsuit.
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| − | == Appearance ==
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| − | Wears red and gold suit of armor. Faceplate has eye and mouth slits. Configuration changes depending on who draws him.
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| − | == Appearances ==
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| − | * [[Cosmic Plot Device Caper]]
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| − | * [[The Flame Wars]]
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| − | * [[All Things Dark and Scary]] #2
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| − | * [[Flame Wars II]]
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| − | * [[Generation Y]] #4-5
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| − | * [[Generic Man]] #7-8
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| − | * [[LNH (series)|LNH v1]] #18, 19, 47-49, 51, 70, 74, 91, 99, Giant Sized LNH #2, 6
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| − | * [[LNH Comics Presents]] #13, 16 ([[Looniverse Adrift!]] Parts 1 and 4)
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| − | * [[LNH Triple Play]] #2 ([[Looniverse Adrift!]] Part 8)
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| − | * [[Limp-Asparagus Lad (series)|Limp-Asparagus Lad]] #5-6, 44, 55, 57-58
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| − | * [[LNH Comics Presents]] #29 ([[Culinary Disasters]] Part 1)
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| − | * [[Insanity Unlimited]] #2
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| − | * [[LNH 'Tsk' Force]] #1-3
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| − | * [[Saviors of the Net (series)|Saviors of the Net]] #11
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| − | * [[Bride of C'thulhu]] #7-8
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| − | * [[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 2]] #1, 50
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| − | * [[LNH Comics Presents]] #35-36, 501-502 ([[Infinite Leadership Crisis]] Parts 1-2, 466-467)
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| − | * [[War Without Worlds]] #2
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| − | * [[Beige Countdown]] #12, 11, 6, 0, Beige Countdown Special: Debate This!
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| − | * [[Beige Midnight]] #1-4
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| − | [[Category:LNH Leaders]]
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| − | [[Category:HexFire Club]]
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| − | [[Category:Cosmic Plot Device Era Characters]]
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| − | [[Category:Free For Use]]
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