Updated through 861
Draketooth with Braided Hair, Draketooth with Bodice, Draketooth with Goatee, Draketooth with Ponytail, Draketooth with Purple Shirt, Durkon Thundershield, Haley Starshine, Kilkil, Malack, Qarr, Roy Greenhilt, Tarquin, Zz'dtri
__________________ Here is a numbering of all character appearances in OOTS
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Pixar Fanboy of the Hinjo Fanclub
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Originally Posted by Hallavast
Ya know? I think I'd about kill Rowling if she wasn't holding me hostage with that last book of hers...
That's a good point, though we tracked the paralyzation of Vaarsuvius (by ghasts), O-Chul (by Xykon), and one of Tarquin's guards (by Durkon). On the other hand, we didn't think to track Thog's paralysis by Durkon.
It is an invisible effect. Maybe we shouldn't track it. Opinions?
__________________ Here is a numbering of all character appearances in OOTS
That's a good point, though we tracked the paralyzation of Vaarsuvius (by ghasts), O-Chul (by Xykon), and one of Tarquin's guards (by Durkon). On the other hand, we didn't think to track Thog's paralysis by Durkon.
It is an invisible effect. Maybe we shouldn't track it. Opinions?
Browsing through the "notable alterations", they're either indeed physical alteration, hinted at through visual clues, or representation of the characters on another support. Paralysis is the one exception as an invisible effect. If it becomes subject to interpretation, it should just as well be dropped.
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I'm going to go with what I said before - paralyzation causes no visual changes, so I'm inclined to vote against marking it.
On the subject of changed appearances, is there a reason why we're not noting Tarquin's continued use of his disguise? He's no longer impersonating Thog, but it's still a "magical alteration".
Peronsally, the reason I haven't been tracking Tarquin's glamered armor changes is because it doesn't actually change Tarquin -- only his armor. When Sabine shapeshifts, she changes along with her clothing. But the glamer doesn't change Tarquin.
__________________ Here is a numbering of all character appearances in OOTS
Okay. I'm getting rid of paralysis as it is not a visible alteration.
I don't think Tarquin's glamered armor should be tracked as a visible magical alteration once it became clear that he was no longer impersonating Thog. It's only a change to the armor itself, and not to Tarquin, and we don't track costume changes.
__________________ Here is a numbering of all character appearances in OOTS
In case you want to add the coloring book appearances as red appearances, here they are:
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Elan: 11
Roy: 9
Belkar: 7
Durkon: 7
Vaarsuvius: 7
Haley: 6
Mr. Scruffy: 4
Celia: 3
Nale: 3
Redcloak: 3
Thog: 3
Xykon: 3
Banjo: 2
Blackwing: 2
Giggles: 2
Ancient Black Dragon: 1
Monster in the Darkness: 1
Thor: 1
Young Adult Black Dragon: 1
Hobgoblin A: 1
Hobgoblin B: 1
Hobgoblin C: 1
Hobgoblin D: 1
Hobgoblin E: 1 (The answers page implies those are their names)
And I think we don't count the cover pages, but if we do:
Elan: +3
Belkar: +2
Roy: +2
Demon-roaches: +1
Durkon: +1
Haley: +1
Monster in the Darkness: +1
Mr. Scruffy: +1
Nale: +1
Thog: +1
Vaarsuvius: +1
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~R.I.P. Thog (possibly) and Durkon Thundershield (eventually)~
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Originally Posted by martianmister
Mongolian hordes. Lots of lots of mongolian hordes. With a mongolian warrior chief. They will conquer Gobbotopia and rename it as Mongolitopia. Because that makes so much sense.
~R.I.P. Thog (possibly) and Durkon Thundershield (eventually)~
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Originally Posted by martianmister
Mongolian hordes. Lots of lots of mongolian hordes. With a mongolian warrior chief. They will conquer Gobbotopia and rename it as Mongolitopia. Because that makes so much sense.
__________________ "They couldn't know that the points from the mainline to the siding were frozen, and the signal should have been set at 'DANGER', but snow had forced it down."
- The Flying Kipper
Pixar Fanboy of the Hinjo Fanclub
Quote:
Originally Posted by Hallavast
Ya know? I think I'd about kill Rowling if she wasn't holding me hostage with that last book of hers...
Tarquin disguised as Thog still counts as an appearance for Thog, right? If so, the full list is:
Belkar Bitterleaf, Blackwing, Draketooth by Entrance, Draketooth with Belt, Draketooth with Braided Hair, Draketooth Unresurrected, Durkon Thundershield, Elan, Haley Starshine, Malack, Mr. Scruffy, Roy Greenhilt, Sir Thumb, Tarquin (as Thog), Thog, Vaarsuvius.
(The as-yet-unnamed Draketooth is the one immediately to the right of Elan, who previously appeared in the big panel of #841.)
EDIT: Actually, since we're seeing a reprise of that panel in this strip, shouldn't the scarabs get an entry too? A lot of them are in the same positions as last time.
Last edited by Nimrod's Son : 01-01-2013 at 08:11 AM.
Actually, looking back through the thread it appears the unnamed Draketooth has been counted already:
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Originally Posted by MyNameIsSecret
Draketooth male with messy hair - appears in 842 (panel 3) and then twice again in 844 and 845. And in the lunchime scene, I believe that's him on the left end of the closest table to the OotS. So 4 appearances, and a +1 for his extra appearance in the double comic.
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I've decided to call them Draketooth Unresurrected, Draketooth with Braided Hair, Draketooth Armored, and Draketooth Comedian, respectively.
This wasn't contested at the time, but the hair shape between #841 and #842 is very different. The clothes are almost identical (the colour of the shirt is very slightly off, but that's all) and the hair is exactly the same colour, and it would certainly make the most sense for Durkon to drag corpses from that table. The change in hair shape could be explained by the difference between being face up and face down, which is the kind of little detail Rich is including more and more, yet we don't really have any precedent for it. I'd be inclined to say it's the same character, but at the same time the hair shape is totally different. What does everyone else think?
EDIT: Forget all that, it's almost definitely the same character. The foodstains on his right sleeve match, so it's got to be him.
(I also think "Draketooth Unresurrected" is a bit of a misleading name, since none of the Draketooths have been resurrected, and there's nothing about this one that I can see that makes him more worthy of the title than any of the others. We don't even know if Durkon tried to resurrect him.)
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Originally Posted by 2323mike
I am not sure that Thog should be counted, since everybody already knew it wasn't him and he never really looked the way Tarquin played him.