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[[File:Junter in Playa’.png|thumb|left|Junter realises what Ibdis is doing. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Playa’ (comic story)|Playa’]]'')]]At some point, Junter became roommates with the [[vampire]] [[Ibdis]] in an apartment in an ordinary human neighbourhood. He once returned home to find a tie on the doorknob; he was momentarily confused, as Ibdis didn't tend to go in for relationships of this sort, until he realised what was happening and burst in to find Ibdis ''feeding'' on [[Woman (Playa’)|a woman]] he had brought home. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Playa’ (comic story)|Playa’]]'') | [[File:Junter in Playa’.png|thumb|left|Junter realises what Ibdis is doing. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Playa’ (comic story)|Playa’]]'')]]At some point, Junter became roommates with the [[vampire]] [[Ibdis]] in an apartment in an ordinary human neighbourhood. He once returned home to find a tie on the doorknob; he was momentarily confused, as Ibdis didn't tend to go in for relationships of this sort, until he realised what was happening and burst in to find Ibdis ''feeding'' on [[Woman (Playa’)|a woman]] he had brought home. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Playa’ (comic story)|Playa’]]'') | ||
After ruminating on his past failures at taking over the world, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[MechaGiantJunterling (comic story)|MechaGiantJunterling]]'') Junter launched a new scheme, kidnapping [[Pope Francis|the Pope]] and bringing him back to the apartment in secret. However, this only served to attract the attention of [[O.O.P.|a party of adventurers]] come to rescue the Pope, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Adventurers and Heroes (comic story)|Adventurers and Heroes]]'') calling themselves O.O.P. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Look At His Dead Eyes (comic story)|Look At His Dead Eyes]]'') As their first plan, O.O.P. decided tried to infiltrate the apartment by sending in [[Bob (Adventurers and Heroes)|Bob]] (a sentient yellow helium balloon and [[rogue]]) disguised as a Junterling. The disguise was weak, however, and Junter saw right through it, as did a flock of three Junterlings hovering around him at the time. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Pseudo Junterling (comic story)|Pseudo Junterling]]'') | After ruminating on his past failures at taking over the world, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[MechaGiantJunterling (comic story)|MechaGiantJunterling]]'') Junter launched a new scheme, kidnapping [[Pope Francis|the Pope]] and bringing him back to the apartment in secret. However, this only served to attract the attention of [[O.O.P.|a party of adventurers]] come to rescue the Pope, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Adventurers and Heroes (comic story)|Adventurers and Heroes]]'') calling themselves O.O.P. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Look At His Dead Eyes (comic story)|Look At His Dead Eyes]]'') As their first plan, O.O.P. decided tried to infiltrate the apartment by sending in [[Bob (Adventurers and Heroes)|Bob]] (a sentient yellow helium balloon and [[rogue]]) disguised as a Junterling. The disguise was weak, however, and Junter saw right through it, as did a flock of three Junterlings hovering around him at the time. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Pseudo Junterling (comic story)|Pseudo Junterling]]'') Their next plan was to have [[Ginger (Adventurers and Heroes)|Ginger]], their [[ranger]], snipe Junter from a distance, but Gigner failed despite getting a clear shot due to being, by his own admission, “a really bad sniper”. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Eyes of the Hawk (comic story)|Eyes of the Hawk]]'') | ||
=== Selling the apartment === | === Selling the apartment === | ||
Revision as of 22:28, 28 April 2022
In one universe, Junter was a Lich Emperor. An expert magic-user, Junter had plans of world domination that were mostly hindered by his own idiosyncrasies and inability to stick to a task. Having no personal fortune, he lived in human lodgings, with his main henchman, the Vampire Ibdis, doubling as his roommate.
Description
Physical appearance
Junter appeared as a thin young man with grayish skin and curly brown hair that went down to his waist. He had more rounded features than Ibdis, with rounded rather than pointed ears, and his face was sewn back together, with two large, diagonal seams bisecting it. As Lich Emperor, he wore a simple black robe with a brown belt whose buckle was carved to resemble a Junterling, as well as a pointy silver crown in-set with a large red gem. (COMIC: A Letter From Beyond, PROSE: Meet the Undead)
Personality
Junter was presumptuous and self-centred, though rarely pompous or commanding. He was prone to sudden explosions of cheer and excitement, often in excess of what was warranted by his meager successes. Beneath this buffoonish exterior, however, he had a complicated past and remained scarred by his years' worth of erased memories from his younger days. (COMIC: A Letter From Beyond) Although he was primarily motivated by a desire to take over the world, (COMIC: MechaGiantJunterling) he was, on a personal scale, less amoral and dangerous than Ibdis, opposing Ibdis's lethal feeding on humans. (COMIC: Playa’)
Powers & abilities
Junter was a highly capable spellcaster, capable of such feats as placing an entire apartment under Rune of Wanting. He had a flock of minions called Junterlings, flaming will-o'-the-wisps that were psychic projections of his own essence (usually reflecting his mood) but still able to act independently. (COMIC: A Letter From Beyond)
Biography
Early life
Junter studied magic at a “wizard academy” where he became embroiled in complex drama. Eventually, an unknown party erased his memories of these years of study, though not his magical knowledge itself, from his mind. When later rediscovering the truth about these events, Junter recognised the individual who he was now discovering was responsible for his missing memories. (COMIC: A Letter From Beyond)
Prior to becoming a Lich, Junter spent some time working as a lawyer, but wasn't very good at it. On one occasion, he tried to argue that a client had not actually dealt the purported victim a beating but merely “brief extreme hugs at specific places”, leading to the irate judge telling him to “get out of [their] court-room”. (COMIC: MechaGiantJunterling) At a later point, Junter, already a Lich, gained the title of Lich Emperor after poisoning the old Lich Emperor by putting mentos in his soda. (PROSE: Meet the Undead)
Attempts to take over the world
Junter made multiple attempts to take over the world, all of which failed. They included two attacks on Tokyo with giant Junterlings (a mechanical one the second time around), an ill-fated attempt to “harness the power of the Crystal Skull” which ended when he dropped the Skull and shattered it, sending an assassin back in time to kill the first President of the United States, and multiple attempts to capture Pikachu. (COMIC: MechaGiantJunterling)
Rooming with Ibdis
At some point, Junter became roommates with the vampire Ibdis in an apartment in an ordinary human neighbourhood. He once returned home to find a tie on the doorknob; he was momentarily confused, as Ibdis didn't tend to go in for relationships of this sort, until he realised what was happening and burst in to find Ibdis feeding on a woman he had brought home. (COMIC: Playa’)
After ruminating on his past failures at taking over the world, (COMIC: MechaGiantJunterling) Junter launched a new scheme, kidnapping the Pope and bringing him back to the apartment in secret. However, this only served to attract the attention of a party of adventurers come to rescue the Pope, (COMIC: Adventurers and Heroes) calling themselves O.O.P. (COMIC: Look At His Dead Eyes) As their first plan, O.O.P. decided tried to infiltrate the apartment by sending in Bob (a sentient yellow helium balloon and rogue) disguised as a Junterling. The disguise was weak, however, and Junter saw right through it, as did a flock of three Junterlings hovering around him at the time. (COMIC: Pseudo Junterling) Their next plan was to have Ginger, their ranger, snipe Junter from a distance, but Gigner failed despite getting a clear shot due to being, by his own admission, “a really bad sniper”. (COMIC: Eyes of the Hawk)
Selling the apartment
After Junter failed to take care of the unspeakable horror that had taken over their bathroom, he and Ibdis decided to sell the apartment to a gullible buyer who would overlook the creature's presence, something Junter achieved by placing a Rune of Wanting over the threshold. However, with Mr Norman proving an instant sale and moving in immediately, the two were left without a place to spend the time, forced to remain in the streets. This bad luck was compounded by a sudden storm and the unexplained arrival of a pack of prowling hyenas. Nevertheless, the two managed to sleep through the night, only for Ibdis to be caught off-guard by the sunlight and catch fire, something which had never happened to him before. However, he quickly heals. (COMIC: A Letter From Beyond)
Visiting Kokotomo Island
With Junter having found an interdimensional letter inviting the bearer to Kokotomo Island while fighting the unspeakable horror, the two soon headed to the Island in the magical white seaplane. Ibdis spent the trip criticising Junter for his rashness, while Junter himself was uneasy being in such close proximity to large numbers of superheroes. After they arrived, Ibdis had to stop Junter from attacking Gin, and generally making a fool of himself among the many odd, interdimensional visitors to the island.
Mr Montibar soon found the two, and sent Junter off to live out his fantasy: reliving his youth at the Wizard Academy where he studied magic so that he could discover the truth about the erased years of his past. He ended up uncovering the culprit for his erased memories, whose identity surprised and angered him, as well as a further secret which stunned him and which he said “explained everything”. Eventually, he met up with Ibdis again and they took the plane back home, with Montibar looking on, amused that neither of the two powerful undead beings had realised he was himself a vampiric entity. (COMIC: A Letter From Beyond)
