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The '''TheyMightBePowers''' are a form of elemental creative energy associated with [[They Might Be Giants]]. They give their wielders the power to create or channel phenomena associated with one or more of TMBG's songs. They are administered by a cosmic being known as [[Size-of-the-Entire-Universe Man]]. | The '''TheyMightBePowers''' are a form of elemental creative energy associated with [[They Might Be Giants]]. They give their wielders the power to create or channel phenomena associated with one or more of TMBG's songs. They are administered by a cosmic being known as [[Size-of-the-Entire-Universe Man]]. | ||
| − | Size-of-the-Entire-Universe Man bestowed the TheyMightBePowers on | + | Size-of-the-Entire-Universe Man bestowed the TheyMightBePowers on Person Man by hitting him with a cosmically charged frying pan from space, transforming him into [[Particle Man]]. The frying pan shattered into many pieces which gave the powers in a more limited form to others: a group of bullies who were attacking Person, who became [[Pencil Rain]], as well as [[Ana Ng]]. |
[[Substitute Lad]] once took on Particle Man's powers and wielded them in spite of not knowing anything about TMBG; [[Easily-Discovered Man Lite|Lite]] had to guide him through it. | [[Substitute Lad]] once took on Particle Man's powers and wielded them in spite of not knowing anything about TMBG; [[Easily-Discovered Man Lite|Lite]] had to guide him through it. | ||
| − | [[Project Serra]]'s plot to channel extradimensional energy through [[ | + | [[Project Serra]]'s plot to channel extradimensional energy through [[They Might Be Villains Mountain]] in ''[[Birds Fly]]'' seemed to have something to do with the TheyMightBePowers, suggesting [[They Might Be Villains]] drew on them too even though they weren't from the [[Looniverse]]. |
| − | [[Occultism Kid]] speculated the TheyMightBePowers were a form of "universal magic" inherent in the [[Looniverse]] itself. Like the [[Power Kirby]], they may also be a manifestation of the [[Source Code]] channeled through particular artists. | + | [[Occultism Kid]] speculated the TheyMightBePowers were a form of "universal magic" inherent in the [[Looniverse]] itself. Like the [[Power Kirby]], they may also be a manifestation of the [[Source Code]] channeled through particular artists, which would explain how [[Dead Presidents|the undead James K. Polk]] was able to wield it in spite of having been born 200 years before the band existed. |
[[Category:Cosmology]] | [[Category:Cosmology]] | ||
[[Category:They Might Be Giants]] | [[Category:They Might Be Giants]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:44, 2 February 2023
The TheyMightBePowers are a form of elemental creative energy associated with They Might Be Giants. They give their wielders the power to create or channel phenomena associated with one or more of TMBG's songs. They are administered by a cosmic being known as Size-of-the-Entire-Universe Man.
Size-of-the-Entire-Universe Man bestowed the TheyMightBePowers on Person Man by hitting him with a cosmically charged frying pan from space, transforming him into Particle Man. The frying pan shattered into many pieces which gave the powers in a more limited form to others: a group of bullies who were attacking Person, who became Pencil Rain, as well as Ana Ng.
Substitute Lad once took on Particle Man's powers and wielded them in spite of not knowing anything about TMBG; Lite had to guide him through it.
Project Serra's plot to channel extradimensional energy through They Might Be Villains Mountain in Birds Fly seemed to have something to do with the TheyMightBePowers, suggesting They Might Be Villains drew on them too even though they weren't from the Looniverse.
Occultism Kid speculated the TheyMightBePowers were a form of "universal magic" inherent in the Looniverse itself. Like the Power Kirby, they may also be a manifestation of the Source Code channeled through particular artists, which would explain how the undead James K. Polk was able to wield it in spite of having been born 200 years before the band existed.
