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=== Foiling Hexia === | === Foiling Hexia === | ||
[[File:Hexia vs Armstrong.png|thumb|left|300px|Armstrong gets his skull blown off by the [[witch]] [[Hexia]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Season of the Witch (comic story)|Season of the Witch]]'') | [[File:Hexia vs Armstrong.png|thumb|left|300px|Armstrong gets his skull blown off by the [[witch]] [[Hexia]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Season of the Witch (comic story)|Season of the Witch]]'')]]When the supervillain and [[witch]] [[Hexia]] took over the Channel 6 studios midway through a special edition of ''[[Hero Hour]]'', [[Captain Evening (Reality Z-25 31-H)|Captain Evening]], who was the programme's special guest, was incapacitated and kept trapped by Hexia with the other hostages. After they were alerted to the situation by the [[Commissioner (Sausage-Fest!)|Commissioner]], it fell to Armstrong, [[Merv the Griffin]] and [[the Blue Knight]] to rescue him and the others, forced to plan on their own without the Captain's strategic guidance. Armstrong climbed in through the pipes, emerging in the lavatory and startling one of Hexia's goons, whose clothes and wig he stole in order to slip closer to the villainess unnoticed. He was eventually recognised, leading to a fight breaking out as the Blue Knight (disguised as an extra hostage) and Merv (who'd been waiting outside the window) revealed themselves. While the other two did the heavy lifting, Armstrong focused on untying the Captain. | ||
]]When the supervillain and [[witch]] [[Hexia]] took over the Channel 6 studios midway through a special edition of ''[[Hero Hour]]'', [[Captain Evening (Reality Z-25 31-H)|Captain Evening]], who was the programme's special guest, was incapacitated and kept trapped by Hexia with the other hostages. After they were alerted to the situation by the [[Commissioner (Sausage-Fest!)|Commissioner]], it fell to Armstrong, [[Merv the Griffin]] and [[the Blue Knight]] to rescue him and the others, forced to plan on their own without the Captain's strategic guidance. Armstrong climbed in through the pipes, emerging in the lavatory and startling one of Hexia's goons, whose clothes and wig he stole in order to slip closer to the villainess unnoticed. He was eventually recognised, leading to a fight breaking out as the Blue Knight (disguised as an extra hostage) and Merv (who'd been waiting outside the window) revealed themselves. While the other two did the heavy lifting, Armstrong focused on untying the Captain. | |||
After Hexia tried to flee to the roof and hopped onboard a getaway helicopter, Merv and Armstrong tried to give chase, but the Griffin initially proved too slow, especially when forced to carry Armstrong in one arm. However, [[Jung-La]] intervened and briefly knocked Hexia out of the vehicle. Though she used a [[vanishing spell]] to teleport back into the cockpit, this slowed her down sufficiently for Mervin to grab onto the railing of the helicopter. He and Armstrong climbed inside and, despite Hexia shooting Armstrong's skull off, quickly showed themselves to be more (and weirder) than she could deal with in her already-tired state, such that she gave herself up. | After Hexia tried to flee to the roof and hopped onboard a getaway helicopter, Merv and Armstrong tried to give chase, but the Griffin initially proved too slow, especially when forced to carry Armstrong in one arm. However, [[Jung-La]] intervened and briefly knocked Hexia out of the vehicle. Though she used a [[vanishing spell]] to teleport back into the cockpit, this slowed her down sufficiently for Mervin to grab onto the railing of the helicopter. He and Armstrong climbed inside and, despite Hexia shooting Armstrong's skull off, quickly showed themselves to be more (and weirder) than she could deal with in her already-tired state, such that she gave herself up. | ||
