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  [kanji あやしクルーク]
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'''Strange Klug''' is the result of a [[book demon]] taking control of [[Klug]]'s body. Angsty and bitchy like most teenagers, Strange Klug is often found talking to himself. In fact, many believe he never actually stops talking - he just changes the subject when people enter the room. He only appears in [[Puyo Puyo Fever 2]], and despite the fact that only [[Amitie]] seems to care about the possession, is fought in the end by all three protagonists.
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  [location Absorbed_by Sig Dead]
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  [debut 18]
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The demon behind Strange Klug was sealed inside the book long ago, and the non-evil parts later became [[Sig]]. Klug somehow released it for unknown reasons, but it's likely he either tricked into doing it or he did it unknowingly. Or he wanted to take over the world. Or like in a [[fanfiction]] by crazy [[French]] bastards, he abused its powers to excel at Puyo, following his father's dreams.
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'''Strange Klug''' is the antagonist of [[Puyo Puyo Fever 2]], and a secondary antagonist in [[Compile Worlds]]. He is the result of the [[book demon]] taking control of [[Klug]]'s body in order to have a physical presence. He mysteriously appeared in {{Episode|18}}, and continued to make semi-scheduled meetings with the protagonists during [[the Meteor Arc]] to taunt them. Though he was one of four conspirators behind the events of [[SHAME]], his intentions were malevolent, and ultimately he was defeated when [[Sig]] absorbed him and consequently let [[Eta]] devour his remains.
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Some people say Strange Klug is the Fever equivalent of [[Doppelganger Arle]], but besides having similar red clothes and being evil, the two are completely different. Strange Klug, like Doppel though, has one of the most [[badass]] songs in any [[Puyo Puyo]] game, making Rising Comet sound like Taisen 1, but that's as far as the two's similarities go.
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== Biography ==
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Strange Klug actually started life as a complete demon. It was unknown what he did in Primp before he was sealed away in a book. Three items, the [[Sun Bookmark]], the [[Star Lantern]] and the [[Stone of the Moon]], were used in this process. If one were to obtain these items, they could unseal the demon. Klug learned of this prophecy and sought the items for himself, daring his classmates to challenge his powered up form. Klug claims he was willingly possessed by the demon, but perhaps he was only covering up for his cowardice. Regardless, Klug didn't learn his lesson the first time, and unsealed the demon again, becoming Strange Klug once more.
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Oh, and he appears as an alternate character in [[Puyo Puyo!! 20th Anniversary]], now stealing Klug's character properties in addition to his body.
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Strange Klug himself is a puzzling character. Much like many other villains in Compile Worlds, Strange Klug can be found rambling. Unlike the others, however, he tends to speak in a much more approachable manner, accommodating for other character's lack of intelligence. Strange Klug is also well-learnt and resourceful, being able to gain information through even little means. Often the demon can be seen scorning the ignorant, reckless, and even the carefree. This is because he identifies them as unintelligent. Strange Klug is unusually open with his motives at times, casting suspicion on him. Regardless, Strange Klug is actually a man of his word, never really lying through the series. However, Strange Klug will use his intellect and cunning to [[Pingas|snoop around]] for his own personal interest.
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== Appearance in Subete PuyoPuyo ==
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Though the demon is a powerful entity, Strange Klug hardly showed off any impressive battle tactics. Indeed he was a member of the final battle in SHAME, but he spent more time raving than attacking. His arrogance proved to be his downfall, though he was able to disable [[Black Sig]] long enough to enter his subconscious and wage mental war with him. As a one, of course he had impressive defense, being able to merely defend himself by just holding his cape in front of him, but even this was in vain in the presence of [[Amitie]] and Nanako.
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Strange Klug is the last of the [[Puyo Puyo Fever|Fever]]/[[Puyo Puyo 7|7]] series antagonists to appear in [[Subete PuyoPuyo]]. He acts mysterious and calculating. Strange Klug also often finds himself rambling in sentences that take up more than [[one]] line in the chat logs! In recent episodes, he has been shown to act rather [[critical]] and [[condescend]]ing, especially towards [[Draco Centauros]]. Apparently he had known Ekoro from prior visits to [[Primp]], though he ''still'' has not decided to elaborate on this.
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He first appeared in <span class='plainlinks'>[http://kumizone.org/wiki/:ChatLog/Subete_PuyoPuyo/18 Episode 18]</span>, where he is seen staring at the rubble of the [[ADMA]] HQ. When confronted by Draco, [[Arle]], and [[Ringo]], he explained he was just there to say "hello" to [[Ekoro]], somehow knowing he had been trapped within <[#linkfarm [item [[Mountain Base]]|[[black hole]]] [tpl the most dangerous object on the planet]]>. When asked how he had come to even know this in the first place, he responded by saying he simply researched the ADMA and Ekoro after learning of the incident at the Mountain Base (which apparently made the ADMA more know to people like [[Three question marks|???]]). Though Strange Klug claimed he merely wanted to hold the sphere for a moment to laugh at his former rival, Draco suspected something even more suspicious was up. Strange Klug decided it wasn't worth fighting Draco over at the time and left, but not before claiming that he wouldn't underestimate his opponents when he ''did'' fight, possibly implying his role as a secondary antagonist (second to ???) in the Meteor Arc.
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== Etymology ==
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Strange Klug's name is simply the word "Strange" applied to "Klug" as an adjective, similar to [[Doppelganger Arle]].  
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<span class='plainlinks'>[http://kumizone.org/wiki/:ChatLog/Subete_PuyoPuyo/19 Episode 19]</span> featured Strange Klug's return to the stage of Subete, though this time it was to inform [[Ekoro's clones|Theta]] and [[Lagnus the Brave]] that he [[piracy|broke in]] to the ADMA vault and thanks to [[Nanako]] being [[lazy]] enough [[fingerprint|not to wear gloves]]. After rambling about Ekoro in an [[egotistical]] manner for a short time, he took a [[pervert|great interest]] in Theta, claiming she had "[[sex appeal|lovely specifications]]" and [[over 9000|unimaginable power]]. He then vanished mysteriously again, though not before stating he would make a third appearance eventually.  
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== Quotes ==
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*''With a moniker like "[[Anti Dark Magic Alliance]]", you could get a lot of nasty [[hate mail]].'' &mdash; {{Episode|18}}
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*'' Someone forgot to wipe their fingerprints off the keyboard. It's all too easy if you're well learned in forensic science.'' &mdash; {{Episode|19}}
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*''Whatever happened to [[Draco|your]] ambitions of blowing every [[dark mage]] on the planet to smithereens?'' &mdash; {{Episode|23}}
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*''And what have you been doing? You're all a mockery of the heroes you are on the newspaper!'' &mdash; Episode 23
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*''Fuahahahaha. So, a little home made beach eh? What a charming use for a crater.'' &mdash; {{Episode|36}}
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*''Curses! Two arcs of tradition are ruined!!'' &mdash; Episode 36
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Indeed, true to his word yet again, he appeared in <span class='plainlinks'>[http://kumizone.org/wiki/:ChatLog/Subete_PuyoPuyo/20 Episode 20]</span>, confronting the nonexistent ADMA in it's final hours. Once again indulging his [[kleptomania]], he is revealed to have both Ekoro's Orb and Eta, whom he wanted to observe for likeness to himself. He was willing to give one back in exchange for ownership of the other, but Ringo [[haggle]]d for both items. Strange Klug, stating he was kind enough to do so, offered to give them both to Ringo, but for a price. He calmly revealed to them [[Ekoro's secret project]], the remains of which are of Strange Klug's [[desire]]. He left the deal open ended as he vanished again, still with both the clone and the orb in tow.  
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== Trivia ==
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*When Strange Klug first appeared, he was '''????''' (or four question marks), causing [[Keiji]] to [[lol]].
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The evil demon made another brief appearance in <span class='plainlinks'>[http://kumizone.org/wiki/:ChatLog/Subete_PuyoPuyo/22 episode 22]</span>, where he received the final recorded words of [[Project Perfect Light]] in exchange for Ekoro's orb, claiming Eta was useless to him after all and that he was going to release him regardless of weather Ringo held up the bargain. He referenced vaguely to events concerning [[Zeta]], Eta, and [[Beta]] before vanishing in his now traditional red smoke.
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**Why was never certain, though it is possible [[Eltia]] was going to be introduced as ????.
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**Actually it's because of [[Marcus]]'s name origin. Logically, '''????''' would refer to a descendent of Marcus at least ten generations on. Which would have required some time travel...
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In <span class='plainlinks'>[http://kumizone.org/wiki/:ChatLog/Subete_PuyoPuyo/23 episode 23]</span>, Strange Klug made yet another brief appearance. This time, it was to mercilessly taunt Draco for having beauty contests with [[Harpy (Madou Monogatari)|Harpy]] and Witch instead of aiding Ringo in the destruction of Marcus. He also expressed confidence in Ekoro's revenge, if not his return altogether. The point of this seemed to be to inspire Draco to get over herself and return to fighting the baddies, though it failed because Witch and Draco jointly dismissed it as [[nonsense]], with [[Schezo]] going so far as to suggest making Strange Klug their primary target instead of Marcus.
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*Strange Klug is the first (and only antagonist) to be Pure Dark, and one of the only two not to be Chaotic.
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**Popoi, the other non-Chaotic antagonist, also happens to be from the [[Puyo Puyo Fever|Fever series]].
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Amusingly, before his identity was revealed, he was known as [[Four question marks|????]], causing [[Keiji]] much [[lolz]] and unwittingly hyping up even more future events in the Meteor Arc.
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*Strange Klug has implied that he has met [[Ekoro]] before.
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**However, every time Strange Klug mentions Ekoro, he usually brings him up to laugh at his [[failure]]s.
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**It is unknown whether Strange Klug meant [[Ekoro's Possessor]] or [[Ecolo]].
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*Strange Klug always exits the scene in a cloud of red smoke or vapor, laughing "Fufufufu!"
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**In {{Episode|36}} however, Strange Klug was forced by Nanako to exit the scene via the [[Bus of Love]], thus "ruining two arcs of tradition".
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**His final exit was also different, being that he was dramatically absorbed by Sig.

Latest revision as of 21:25, 14 May 2012

Strange Klug is the antagonist of Puyo Puyo Fever 2, and a secondary antagonist in Compile Worlds. He is the result of the book demon taking control of Klug's body in order to have a physical presence. He mysteriously appeared in Episode 18, and continued to make semi-scheduled meetings with the protagonists during the Meteor Arc to taunt them. Though he was one of four conspirators behind the events of SHAME, his intentions were malevolent, and ultimately he was defeated when Sig absorbed him and consequently let Eta devour his remains.

Biography

Strange Klug actually started life as a complete demon. It was unknown what he did in Primp before he was sealed away in a book. Three items, the Sun Bookmark, the Star Lantern and the Stone of the Moon, were used in this process. If one were to obtain these items, they could unseal the demon. Klug learned of this prophecy and sought the items for himself, daring his classmates to challenge his powered up form. Klug claims he was willingly possessed by the demon, but perhaps he was only covering up for his cowardice. Regardless, Klug didn't learn his lesson the first time, and unsealed the demon again, becoming Strange Klug once more.

Strange Klug himself is a puzzling character. Much like many other villains in Compile Worlds, Strange Klug can be found rambling. Unlike the others, however, he tends to speak in a much more approachable manner, accommodating for other character's lack of intelligence. Strange Klug is also well-learnt and resourceful, being able to gain information through even little means. Often the demon can be seen scorning the ignorant, reckless, and even the carefree. This is because he identifies them as unintelligent. Strange Klug is unusually open with his motives at times, casting suspicion on him. Regardless, Strange Klug is actually a man of his word, never really lying through the series. However, Strange Klug will use his intellect and cunning to snoop around for his own personal interest.

Though the demon is a powerful entity, Strange Klug hardly showed off any impressive battle tactics. Indeed he was a member of the final battle in SHAME, but he spent more time raving than attacking. His arrogance proved to be his downfall, though he was able to disable Black Sig long enough to enter his subconscious and wage mental war with him. As a one, of course he had impressive defense, being able to merely defend himself by just holding his cape in front of him, but even this was in vain in the presence of Amitie and Nanako.

Etymology

Strange Klug's name is simply the word "Strange" applied to "Klug" as an adjective, similar to Doppelganger Arle.

Quotes

  • With a moniker like "Anti Dark Magic Alliance", you could get a lot of nasty hate mail. — Episode 18
  • Someone forgot to wipe their fingerprints off the keyboard. It's all too easy if you're well learned in forensic science. — Episode 19
  • Whatever happened to your ambitions of blowing every dark mage on the planet to smithereens? — Episode 23
  • And what have you been doing? You're all a mockery of the heroes you are on the newspaper! — Episode 23
  • Fuahahahaha. So, a little home made beach eh? What a charming use for a crater. — Episode 36
  • Curses! Two arcs of tradition are ruined!! — Episode 36

Trivia

  • When Strange Klug first appeared, he was ???? (or four question marks), causing Keiji to lol.
    • Why was never certain, though it is possible Eltia was going to be introduced as ????.
    • Actually it's because of Marcus's name origin. Logically, ???? would refer to a descendent of Marcus at least ten generations on. Which would have required some time travel...
  • Strange Klug is the first (and only antagonist) to be Pure Dark, and one of the only two not to be Chaotic.
    • Popoi, the other non-Chaotic antagonist, also happens to be from the Fever series.
  • Strange Klug has implied that he has met Ekoro before.
    • However, every time Strange Klug mentions Ekoro, he usually brings him up to laugh at his failures.
    • It is unknown whether Strange Klug meant Ekoro's Possessor or Ecolo.
  • Strange Klug always exits the scene in a cloud of red smoke or vapor, laughing "Fufufufu!"
    • In Episode 36 however, Strange Klug was forced by Nanako to exit the scene via the Bus of Love, thus "ruining two arcs of tradition".
    • His final exit was also different, being that he was dramatically absorbed by Sig.
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