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*Mr. Zurkon is always smiling no matter what is at stake. | *Mr. Zurkon is always smiling no matter what is at stake. | ||
*Mr. Zurkon made a cameo appearance in Emerald141's custom adventure Chrasmist in Wondertown, where he had built a giant chimney to lure Santa Claws into bringing him lots of presents. | *Mr. Zurkon made a cameo appearance in Emerald141's custom adventure Chrasmist in Wondertown, where he had built a giant chimney to lure Santa Claws into bringing him lots of presents. | ||
*Mr. Zurkon is probably the most famous custom | *Mr. Zurkon is probably the most famous custom character in the history of the WA Editor. | ||
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Revision as of 22:05, 5 May 2011
Mr. Zurkon is a stinker created by MyNameIsKooky. His first appearance was in MyNameIsKooky's first normal adventure, Mysteries of Blargh Island, as an annoying road block. MyNameIsKooky liked Mr. Zurkon, so he decided to make him appear in his adventures on a regular basis to serve as an obstacle.
Mr. Zurkon wears a Z-Bot hat and red goggles. He is also quite large.
Trivia
- Mr. Zurkon always talks loud, as seen by the caps lock used in all of his dialogues.
- Mr. Zurkon refers to himself in third person.
- Mr. Zurkon refers to the player as "TINY BABY MAN".
- Mr. Zurkon destroyed Mr. Billboard when the player asked for help in his quiz.
- Mr. Zurkon temporarily teams up with the player in Mr. Zurkon's Relic, Lattius Road, and Mr. Zurkon's Retarded Holiday.
- Mr. Zurkon is always smiling no matter what is at stake.
- Mr. Zurkon made a cameo appearance in Emerald141's custom adventure Chrasmist in Wondertown, where he had built a giant chimney to lure Santa Claws into bringing him lots of presents.
- Mr. Zurkon is probably the most famous custom character in the history of the WA Editor.