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| − | The Majordomo's first (and only) supervillain scheme is as follows: Intending to create his own team of super-powered soldiers, the Majordomo tried recruiting various [[:Category:Sideliners|Sideliners]]. When they (surprise, surprise) wished to remain on the sidelines, he kidnapped them (in unoriginal and rather cliched manners) so that he could subjugate them into his service. | + | The Majordomo's first (and only) supervillain scheme is as follows: Intending to create his own team of super-powered soldiers, the Majordomo tried recruiting various [[:Category:Sideliners|Sideliners]], people with super-powers, but reluctant to put them on public display. When they (surprise, surprise) wished to remain on the sidelines, he kidnapped them (in unoriginal and rather cliched manners) so that he could subjugate them into his service. |
However, they turned the tables on him. (What's the opposite of "surprise, surprise"?) The Sideliners freed themselves, blew through his flying headquarters, and delivered to him an utterly and thoroughly humiliating defeat. ("[[On the Sidelines]]") | However, they turned the tables on him. (What's the opposite of "surprise, surprise"?) The Sideliners freed themselves, blew through his flying headquarters, and delivered to him an utterly and thoroughly humiliating defeat. ("[[On the Sidelines]]") | ||
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Surprisingly, his resources are technologically, quite advanced. He has anti-gravity tech, he used power-inhibiting collars to restrain the captive Sideliners, and he even wears a suit of high-tech armor whose movement is powered by micro-servos. | Surprisingly, his resources are technologically, quite advanced. He has anti-gravity tech, he used power-inhibiting collars to restrain the captive Sideliners, and he even wears a suit of high-tech armor whose movement is powered by micro-servos. | ||
| − | On | + | On top of all this, he owns an entire flying headquarters staffed by underlings. Well, owned one. It was destroyed by the Sideliners. |
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Latest revision as of 14:42, 22 August 2025
HistoryThe Majordomo's first (and only) supervillain scheme is as follows: Intending to create his own team of super-powered soldiers, the Majordomo tried recruiting various Sideliners, people with super-powers, but reluctant to put them on public display. When they (surprise, surprise) wished to remain on the sidelines, he kidnapped them (in unoriginal and rather cliched manners) so that he could subjugate them into his service. However, they turned the tables on him. (What's the opposite of "surprise, surprise"?) The Sideliners freed themselves, blew through his flying headquarters, and delivered to him an utterly and thoroughly humiliating defeat. ("On the Sidelines") EquipmentSurprisingly, his resources are technologically, quite advanced. He has anti-gravity tech, he used power-inhibiting collars to restrain the captive Sideliners, and he even wears a suit of high-tech armor whose movement is powered by micro-servos. On top of all this, he owns an entire flying headquarters staffed by underlings. Well, owned one. It was destroyed by the Sideliners.
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