Angol Mois (EntityTopic, 24)
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*Angol shares his name with a [[Sgt. Frogs]] character. | *Angol shares his name with a [[Sgt. Frogs]] character. | ||
**This is amusing because Gypsum also has a frog-related name she is teased about. | **This is amusing because Gypsum also has a frog-related name she is teased about. | ||
| - | **Unfortunately, the ''Frogs'' Angol is actually a cute little [[loli]] rather than a king of terror. | + | **Unfortunately, the ''Frogs'' Angol is actually a cute little [[loli]] of mass destruction rather than a king of terror. |
*In his debut episode, Angol created 3 color conflicts until he had to settle with sharing Draco's Red. | *In his debut episode, Angol created 3 color conflicts until he had to settle with sharing Draco's Red. | ||
**Red references his Puyo Wars mugshot, which has a red palette. | **Red references his Puyo Wars mugshot, which has a red palette. | ||
Revision as of 13:02, 16 February 2012
Angol Mois is the main antagonist of Puyo Wars, and also an antagonist in Compile Worlds. He debuted in Episode 26 as the mysterious master of Gypsum in the Abyss. While the Abyss was his residence for a time, he has since taken portals to both Ekoro's Base and Primp, residing in the later. He was finally killed in Episode 38, ending his short-lived time as the main antagonist of the RP.
Biography
Angol was born as a synthetic lifeform; the combination of Puyo and human to create a biological weapon. He was summoned by Eldora to another world in order to save it from destruction. Sometime later however, he waged war against the world and Eldora, possibly for this very action, hustling up a number of lesser synthetic lifeforms and Protectors to serve as his army. Soon enough, one of his own kind began to rebel against this violent behavior. Angol tried to persuade his new enemy to join him, but no such luck. After the final battle in the center of the world, Eldora and a number of other god entities banished Angol to the Abyss, for betraying Eldora. During this time, he supposedly studied black magic and other Abysian subjects. He also hired Gypsum as his assistant, creating with her the recipe for Angolium. Angol only needed someone to forge the material for him to finally escape...
Angol is a enigmatic man, shrouding himself in mystery. When he speaks of himself, he does so very cryptically. He speaks in a polite manner, allowing grace to strangers. He is stoic, displaying little to no emotion and remaining in eternal calmness. Angol has quite the diplomatic tongue, manipulating multiple people into aiding him regardless of the intention of doing so, such as when he asked Draco Centauros the location of the old ADMA HQ. Despite Angol's seemingly infinitely accepting demeanor, he has been described as having an eerie atmosphere around him, and seems to conceal (very well) contempt for his former enemies. Angol is also charitable to an extent, allowing Gypsum to set up office in his living quarters and also allowing the characters stuck in the Abyss to use his portal, perhaps out of empathy. However, behind all of this, Angol is a calculating and inhumane character, not caring about the lives he destroys in achieving his goals, or even necessarily the well being of those under him. He dejects all humanity, calling them "worthless".
The extent of Angol's power is not yet completely known. As a biological weapon, he can unleash a demon-beast form when necessary to do intense battle. In Episode 30, Angol revealed he could also activate other people's weapon forms if he desired. Angol is also very skilled in technology and chemistry, creating his own alloys and machines from simple materials and other limited resources. He also has a certain power over Puyo; his very presence causes them to become violent and feel intense burning sensations, and he is also capable of influencing them to serve him. It is also known that while he is a zero, he is able to manipulate the energy used by the ones due to stealing Daichi's connection to the field, which makes him, in some regards, more powerful than any other character (including the ones), and nigh invulnerable to pretty much any possible attack the zeroes could attempt. In order to defeat him, it required the power of two ones and an other-worldly being.
Etymology
The exact origin of Angol's name is uncertain. It could possibly be derived from the prophecy of Nostradamus, "Angolmois," which speaks of kings of frightening power and, fittingly enough, war. MadouCyc noted that "Mois" was a homophone of "more," to which they laughed.
Quotes
- You shouldn't abandon buildings you don't intend on vacating. — Episode 37
- I suppose I shouldn't patronize you of the contents of Gypsum's clipboard. — Episode 37
- That is the last time you'll be throwing clipboards at anyone... — Episode 37
- OOC: FUCK THAT BITCH. I'M /ANGOL/. I TRAIN MY OWN GOD DAMN ONES — Episode 37
- My body... is paralyzed in pain... and in pain, I panic, and die in anguish, just as a lowly human! — Episode 38
Trivia
- Angol shares his name with a Sgt. Frogs character.
- This is amusing because Gypsum also has a frog-related name she is teased about.
- Unfortunately, the Frogs Angol is actually a cute little loli of mass destruction rather than a king of terror.
- In his debut episode, Angol created 3 color conflicts until he had to settle with sharing Draco's Red.
- Red references his Puyo Wars mugshot, which has a red palette.
- When Angol tells Phi he is uncertain of himself, Angol mentions he's met someone like that before.
