Post by Deleted on Mar 7, 2017 21:06:32 GMT
Cain Marko, a.k.a. Juggernaut (Marvel Comics, Earth-30487/Marvel vs. Capcom (Video Games))
Bio: Cain Marko was a vicious bully who discovered the Crimson Gem of Cytorak, a magical artefact that allowed him to transform into the Juggernaut, an unstoppable, super-strong and nearly indestructible leviathan. Juggernaut went on an adventure to obtain the Infinity Gauntlet of Thanos, and nearly did before Adam Warlock appeared out of nowhere to take it from him. Juggernaut later got involved with the numerous crossovers between his world and the worlds of Capcom.
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The "Pool's Closed" Crew (Habbo Hotel (Website))
Bio: The "Pool's Closed" Crew was a large group of suited, dark-skinned men with big afros who made it their mission, for whatever reason, to block people from entering the Habbo Hotel's pools. Until the inhabitants of Habbo Hotel spontaneously gained the ability to turn intangible and pass through people, the "Pool's Closed" gang were impossible to get past.
So, yeah, the "Pool's Closed" crew are from the point where they couldn't turn intangible.
Bio: Cain Marko was a vicious bully who discovered the Crimson Gem of Cytorak, a magical artefact that allowed him to transform into the Juggernaut, an unstoppable, super-strong and nearly indestructible leviathan. Juggernaut went on an adventure to obtain the Infinity Gauntlet of Thanos, and nearly did before Adam Warlock appeared out of nowhere to take it from him. Juggernaut later got involved with the numerous crossovers between his world and the worlds of Capcom.
vs.
The "Pool's Closed" Crew (Habbo Hotel (Website))
Bio: The "Pool's Closed" Crew was a large group of suited, dark-skinned men with big afros who made it their mission, for whatever reason, to block people from entering the Habbo Hotel's pools. Until the inhabitants of Habbo Hotel spontaneously gained the ability to turn intangible and pass through people, the "Pool's Closed" gang were impossible to get past.
So, yeah, the "Pool's Closed" crew are from the point where they couldn't turn intangible.