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Nervous Tick

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Nervous Tick

Nervous Tick

hang ten for justice!
get some extra stats and meat
from this twitchy bug

Ability: Has the properties of both a Leprechaun and a Blood-Faced Volleyball

Hatchling: nervous tick egg

Familiar-Specific Equipment: spoon!

The Cake-Shaped Arena: Strength: Scavenger Hunt, Weakness: Ultimate Cage Match

Combat Messages
  • Regular combat messages:
    <name> stares blankly at you. "I just -- I just -- I can't -- I don't --" he sputters, compulsively winking and grinning a nervous grin.
    <name> complains, "My spoon is toooo biiiig."
  • With lucky Tam O'Shanter equipped:
    <name> winks convulsively under the Tam O'Shanter, twitching so hard the hat barely stays on his head.
  • With miniature gravy-covered maypole equipped:
    <name> does a twitchy, flailing dance around the maypole. Someone should get him a giant business suit.
  • With wax lips equipped:
    The wax lips bounce up and down as <name> twitches uncontrollably behind them.

[edit] Arena Messages

  • When entered in an Ultimate Cage Match:
    <name> doesn't really like fighting. It makes him nervous.

[edit] Notes

[edit] References

  • The familiar's name and combat messages are a play on the term nervous tic.
  • "Hang ten for justice!", from the first line of the familiar haiku, is a direct quote from The Tick cartoon.
  • The Tick's battlecry is "SPOOOOOOOON!"
  • The phrase 'My spoon is too big' comes from Don Hertzfeldt's short film Rejected, which also includes a scene where angry ticks fire out of a character's nipples.
  • The Maypole combat message is a reference to the movie Stop Making Sense. In the film, a concert movie featuring Talking Heads, David Byrne does some twitchy, flailing dancing in a big suit.
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