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* BigRedDevil: In "Ur-Evron" he's basically a larger and more threatening version of Evron Eleventh to the Fifth.
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** When they conquer a world they refrain from turning into Coolflames large parts of the population, partly to maintain a breeding population that can be drained piecemeal eternally (and provide new Coolflames when the others have died off) and partly so they can be used as slave labor that requires more skills than the Coolflames have.
*** They kept a larger-than-usual number of Xerbians free because they had recognized Xadhoom as a Xerbian and they could use them as hostages if she tracked down their PlanetSpaceship. They also intended to turn them all in Coolflames as soon as Xadhoom was dealt with.
*** When they discover Earthlings are so emotionally rich most aren't fully turned after one Evrongun shot they make a point of not finishing the job so they can be drained later.
** Often the Evronians spare capable enemies or criminals so they can be used later. Their known numbers include the two members of Xerba's Council that could unlock the planet's energy sources, Xerba's greatest scientists, and Trauma, among others.
** When they conquer a world they refrain from turning into Coolflames large parts of the population, partly to maintain a breeding population that can be drained piecemeal eternally (and provide new Coolflames when the others have died off) and partly so they can be used as slave labor that requires more skills than the Coolflames have.
*** They kept a larger-than-usual number of Xerbians free because they had recognized Xadhoom as a Xerbian and they could use them as hostages if she tracked down their PlanetSpaceship. They also intended to turn them all in Coolflames as soon as Xadhoom was dealt with.
*** When they discover Earthlings are so emotionally rich most aren't fully turned after one Evrongun shot they make a point of not finishing the job so they can be drained later.
** Often the Evronians spare capable enemies or criminals so they can be used later. Their known numbers include the two members of Xerba's Council that could unlock the planet's energy sources, Xerba's greatest scientists, and Trauma, among others.
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** ''Evron itself'', an '''''actual planet''''' transformed in a starship. Never seen, only mentioned (possibly seen in a flashback in "On the Dark Side" as Xadhoom blew it up).
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** ''Evron itself'', One of ''the moons of Evron'', an '''''actual planet''''' planetoid''''' transformed in a starship. Never seen, only mentioned (possibly seen in a flashback in "On the Dark Side" as Xadhoom blew it up).
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** And the second 2016 story, "Chronicle of a Return", shows ''another'' (close in size to Zotnam's mothership or Evron Eleventh to the Fifth's) and reveals that [[spoiler:they build them ''periodically'': whenever the population on one grows too much they build one and send half their numbers on the new one, complete with a new emperor]].
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* YouDontLookLikeYou: In "Ur-Evron" his form after [[spoiler:possessing Ur-Evron]] and becoming Evron doesn't have two heads. [[spoiler:He returns to his usual looks at the end of the story]].
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* YouDontLookLikeYou: In "Ur-Evron" his form after [[spoiler:possessing Ur-Evron]] and becoming Evron doesn't have two heads. [[spoiler:He returns to his usual looks at the end of the story]].
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The Evronian Emperor himself, the head of the Evronian Empire. He's Evron, the Emperor. Of the Evronian Empire.
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[[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment The Evronian Emperor himself, the head of the Evronian Empire. He's Evron, the Emperor. Of the Evronian Empire.
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* GalacticConqueror: As an emperor of a race who is costantly constantly trying to extend its domain.
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* AntagonisticOffspring: He was eventually killed and usurped by the combined efforts of his sons.
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* In the ''Pikappa'' continuity, he idolizes Zarthas, the Evronian "Warrior Poet", constantly cites him, and collects various artifacts from his age. It's implied that this is highly unusual among Evronians.
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-->"Because of you I denied my own nature. Betrayed my brothers... Fought my sons."
-->'''Gorthan''': There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. \\
'''Soldier''': Did he just call me Horatio?
'''Soldier''': Did he just call me Horatio?
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** While he admits he and Paperinik are nothing alike, he thinks that of their races.
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* NoNonsenseNemesis: In the relaunch: we learn from Odin that [[spoiler:his first move after building up an army is to track down Paperinik and have him assassinated in his civilian identity, on the off chance he did twart the new invasion]].
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* NoNonsenseNemesis: NoNonsenseNemesis:
** In the relaunch: we learn from Odin that [[spoiler:his first move after building up an army is to track down Paperinik and have him assassinated in his civilian identity, on the off chance he did twart the newinvasion]].invasion]].
** He also stops [[spoiler:Fairfax]] from doing the EvilGloating routine of explaining the plan, since Grrodon already knows it, the soldiers don't care, and they're about to kill PK anyway.
** In the relaunch: we learn from Odin that [[spoiler:his first move after building up an army is to track down Paperinik and have him assassinated in his civilian identity, on the off chance he did twart the new
** He also stops [[spoiler:Fairfax]] from doing the EvilGloating routine of explaining the plan, since Grrodon already knows it, the soldiers don't care, and they're about to kill PK anyway.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: He briefly appeared in a side-comic about Evronian history, but we didn't learn much about him aside from that he looked like an Emperor-caste Evronian and that he had many sons who eventually overthrew him.
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* {{Determinator}}: They ''never'' stop coming after you until they're dead, and if they retreat in the face of overwhelming firepower they'll soon come back in greater force. Not even ''[[PhysicalGoddess Xadhoom]]'' is able to keep them from coming after her.
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The mindless minions of the Evronians, having been transformed after having their emotions sucked out.
'''First appearance:''' ''Paperinik New Adventures'' #0 "Evronians"
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Evron]]
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->''"Finally I have the might of '''two''' forms! And this will allow me to create an '''Empire'''!"''
Themindless minions first Evronian, and creator of the Evronians, having been transformed after having their emotions sucked out.
entire species. Originated as a strange vegetal monstruosity until [[spoiler:possessing the body of the warrior Ur-Evron]].
'''First appearance:''' ''Paperinik New Adventures''#0 "Evronians"
#22 short story "See Under Evron - episode 1"
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->''"Finally I have the might of '''two''' forms! And this will allow me to create an '''Empire'''!"''
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* ColdFlames: Having this on their heads indicates having been coolflamed.
* EmptyShell: They can no longer feel emotions or have independent thoughts.
* FateWorseThanDeath: At least according to Xadhoom.
* HumanShield: Are sometimes used like this.
* LossOfIdentity: The coolflaming process is not always fully effective. While most are indeed empty shells, some still possess various fragments of their memories and independent agency. Of course, these are arguably ''worse'' off than the fully broken ones.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: They're not dead.
* SlaveLiberation: [[spoiler:The coolflames present on the Imperial Worldship are returned to normal in PKNA #37 and fight back against the Evronians.]]
* SlaveMooks: More extreme than other examples.
* TheSpeechless: The process of coolflamization leave the victims incapable of speech.
* TragicVillain: They are people whose planets were invaded and conquered, had their intelligence and emotions drained out of them, and are now forced to work for the race who invaded and conquered their homes. Even Paperinik admited he doesn't feel like a hero when he must fight them and would rather find a way to help them.
* EmptyShell: They can no longer feel emotions or have independent thoughts.
* FateWorseThanDeath: At least according to Xadhoom.
* HumanShield: Are sometimes used like this.
* LossOfIdentity: The coolflaming process is not always fully effective. While most are indeed empty shells, some still possess various fragments of their memories and independent agency. Of course, these are arguably ''worse'' off than the fully broken ones.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: They're not dead.
* SlaveLiberation: [[spoiler:The coolflames present on the Imperial Worldship are returned to normal in PKNA #37 and fight back against the Evronians.]]
* SlaveMooks: More extreme than other examples.
* TheSpeechless: The process of coolflamization leave the victims incapable of speech.
* TragicVillain: They are people whose planets were invaded and conquered, had their intelligence and emotions drained out of them, and are now forced to work for the race who invaded and conquered their homes. Even Paperinik admited he doesn't feel like a hero when he must fight them and would rather find a way to help them.
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* ColdFlames: Having this on their heads indicates having been coolflamed.
* EmptyShell: They can no longer feel emotions or have independent thoughts.
* FateWorseThanDeath: At least according to Xadhoom.
* HumanShield: Are sometimes used like this.
* LossOfIdentity:AHeadAtEachEnd: Like the modern Evronian emperors, Evron has a second head at the end of his tail, which is actually the dominant one.
** EyelessFace: Thecoolflaming process is not always fully effective. While most are indeed empty shells, some still possess various fragments of their memories and independent agency. Of course, these are arguably ''worse'' off than the fully broken ones.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: They're not dead.
* SlaveLiberation: [[spoiler:The coolflames present on the Imperial Worldship are returned to normal in PKNA #37 and fight back against the Evronians.]]
* SlaveMooks: More extreme than other examples.
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** ScaryTeeth: Both heads.
** TheSpeechless: Theprocess non-dominant head.
* BigRedDevil: In "Ur-Evron" he's basically a larger and more threatening version ofcoolflamization leave Evron Eleventh to the victims incapable of speech.
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*TragicVillain: They are TheCorrupter: As the Alpha Spore its very presence drives people whose planets were invaded angrier and conquered, had their intelligence and emotions drained out of them, and are now forced harder. [[spoiler:This is how Ur-Evron fell to work for its possession]].
* EldritchAbomination: As therace who invaded Alpha Spore he's a vaguely duck-like vegetal ''thing''.
** WhenTreesAttack: He's distinctly a vegetal life form.
** HumanoidAbomination: After becoming Evron by [[spoiler:taking Ur-Evron as a host]].
* DemonicPossession: How he became Evron: by [[spoiler:fusing with his greatest enemy, the BarbarianHero Ur-Evron]].
* DragonAscendant: A victim of this, as at one point the first generation of two-headed Evronians murdered him.
* EmotionEater: Like the modern Evronians, but he uses special lava from the vulcan Kulflam to drain emotions.
* GalacticConqueror: Aspires to becoming one. [[spoiler:At the end of "Ur-Evron" he has apparently succeeded - and conqueredtheir homes. Even Paperinik admited Earth itself]].
* MeaningfulRename: Originally calling itself the Alpha Spore, it took the name Evron after [[spoiler:possessing the mighty warrior Ur-Evron]].
* MookMaker: As the Alpha Spore he creates "Spore Warriors" (the predecessors of the Evronians) by himself, and is said to have single-handedly created the first generation of proper Evronians.
* PredecessorVillain: The long-dead originator of the Evronian Empire.
* TimeTravel: He created the Galaxy Gates, devices that enable this. [[spoiler:As the Alpha Spore he's working with a time traveler]].
* UnexpectedCharacter: Due his status as a long-dead predecessor villain, the readers didn't expect him to appear in person in a full length story.
* YouDontLookLikeYou: In "Ur-Evron" his form after [[spoiler:possessing Ur-Evron]] and becoming Evron doesn'tfeel like a hero when he must fight them and would rather find a way have two heads. [[spoiler:He returns to help them.his usual looks at the end of the story]].
* EmptyShell: They can no longer feel emotions or have independent thoughts.
* FateWorseThanDeath: At least according to Xadhoom.
* HumanShield: Are sometimes used like this.
* LossOfIdentity:
** EyelessFace: The
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: They're not dead.
* SlaveLiberation: [[spoiler:The coolflames present on the Imperial Worldship are returned to normal in PKNA #37 and fight back against the Evronians.]]
* SlaveMooks: More extreme than other examples.
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** ScaryTeeth: Both heads.
** TheSpeechless: The
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* EldritchAbomination: As the
** WhenTreesAttack: He's distinctly a vegetal life form.
** HumanoidAbomination: After becoming Evron by [[spoiler:taking Ur-Evron as a host]].
* DemonicPossession: How he became Evron: by [[spoiler:fusing with his greatest enemy, the BarbarianHero Ur-Evron]].
* DragonAscendant: A victim of this, as at one point the first generation of two-headed Evronians murdered him.
* EmotionEater: Like the modern Evronians, but he uses special lava from the vulcan Kulflam to drain emotions.
* GalacticConqueror: Aspires to becoming one. [[spoiler:At the end of "Ur-Evron" he has apparently succeeded - and conquered
* MeaningfulRename: Originally calling itself the Alpha Spore, it took the name Evron after [[spoiler:possessing the mighty warrior Ur-Evron]].
* MookMaker: As the Alpha Spore he creates "Spore Warriors" (the predecessors of the Evronians) by himself, and is said to have single-handedly created the first generation of proper Evronians.
* PredecessorVillain: The long-dead originator of the Evronian Empire.
* TimeTravel: He created the Galaxy Gates, devices that enable this. [[spoiler:As the Alpha Spore he's working with a time traveler]].
* UnexpectedCharacter: Due his status as a long-dead predecessor villain, the readers didn't expect him to appear in person in a full length story.
* YouDontLookLikeYou: In "Ur-Evron" his form after [[spoiler:possessing Ur-Evron]] and becoming Evron doesn't
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'''First appearance:''' ''Paperinik New Adventures'' #0 "Evronians"
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* ColdFlames: Having this on their heads indicates having been coolflamed.
* EmptyShell: They can no longer feel emotions or have independent thoughts.
* FateWorseThanDeath: At least according to Xadhoom.
* HumanShield: Are sometimes used like this.
* LossOfIdentity: The coolflaming process is not always fully effective. While most are indeed empty shells, some still possess various fragments of their memories and independent agency. Of course, these are arguably ''worse'' off than the fully broken ones.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: They're not dead.
* SlaveLiberation: [[spoiler:The coolflames present on the Imperial Worldship are returned to normal in PKNA #37 and fight back against the Evronians.]]
* SlaveMooks: More extreme than other examples.
* TheSpeechless: The process of coolflamization leave the victims incapable of speech.
* TragicVillain: They are people whose planets were invaded and conquered, had their intelligence and emotions drained out of them, and are now forced to work for the race who invaded and conquered their homes. Even Paperinik admited he doesn't feel like a hero when he must fight them and would rather find a way to help them.
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The mindless minions of the Evronians, having been transformed after having their emotions sucked out.
'''First appearance:''' ''Paperinik New Adventures'' #0 "Evronians"
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* ColdFlames: Having this on their heads indicates having been coolflamed.
* EmptyShell: They can no longer feel emotions or have independent thoughts.
* FateWorseThanDeath: At least according to Xadhoom.
* HumanShield: Are sometimes used like this.
* LossOfIdentity: The coolflaming process is not always fully effective. While most are indeed empty shells, some still possess various fragments of their memories and independent agency. Of course, these are arguably ''worse'' off than the fully broken ones.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: They're not dead.
* SlaveLiberation: [[spoiler:The coolflames present on the Imperial Worldship are returned to normal in PKNA #37 and fight back against the Evronians.]]
* SlaveMooks: More extreme than other examples.
* TheSpeechless: The process of coolflamization leave the victims incapable of speech.
* TragicVillain: They are people whose planets were invaded and conquered, had their intelligence and emotions drained out of them, and are now forced to work for the race who invaded and conquered their homes. Even Paperinik admited he doesn't feel like a hero when he must fight them and would rather find a way to help them.
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* VillainousValor: By the time of [[spoiler:"The Mark of Moldrock"]] he has learned to face overwhelming odds when the situation calls for it, such as coming close to [[spoiler:Moldrock]] to take him down while ''fully knowing about his powers''.
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* CloneArmy: Every single Evronian seen in the comic hasa chance of been cloned at the spore stage, with differences in caste, looks, and job among baseline Evronians being brought back a result of the terrain where the spore is planted (Earth's terrain is outright stated to life.be good only to grow low caste warriors) or the process used to artificially grow them
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* TheEmperor: Right there in his title.
* EvilGloating: He enjoys holding it over Xadhoom that he outsmarted her. Notably he only does this when either at a safe distance (for a given meaning of "safe", considering that Xadhoom is involved) or when she doesn't dare attack him due to his hostages.
* EvilGloating: He enjoys holding it over Xadhoom that he outsmarted her. Notably he only does this when either at a safe distance (for a given meaning of "safe", considering that Xadhoom is involved) or when she doesn't dare attack him due to his hostages.
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* ThoseWereOnlyTheScouts: DoubleSubverted: Paperinik knows from the start that the Evronians he's facing are just the advance force and could easily wipe him out if they decided so, and isn't surprised to find evidence that they have bigger problems to deal with... But is completely surprised when he learns that [[spoiler:there's ''multiple Evronians Empires'', and that the Evronians threatening Earth were just part of one out of many]].
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* ThoseWereOnlyTheScouts: ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts: DoubleSubverted: Paperinik knows from the start that the Evronians he's facing are just the advance force and could easily wipe him out if they decided so, and isn't surprised to find evidence that they have bigger problems to deal with... But is completely surprised when he learns that [[spoiler:there's ''multiple Evronians Empires'', and that the Evronians threatening Earth were just part of one out of many]].
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* KryptoniteIsEverywhere: Has a penchant for dealing with enemies that are immune to his powers, such as the robots Evron [[spoiler:and later Nebula Faraday]] sent after him, or are so brav they can overcome them, such as Paperinik and [[spoiler:Moldrock]].
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* KryptoniteIsEverywhere: Has a penchant for dealing with enemies that are immune to his powers, such as the robots Evron [[spoiler:and later Nebula Faraday]] sent after him, or are so brav brave they can overcome them, such as Paperinik and [[spoiler:Moldrock]].
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* UnfitForGreatness: He's well out of his competence zone, and he knows it. Leading to him [[BavarianFireDrill handing over command of his troops to Paperinik when he presents himself as the representative of an Evronian emperor]].
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* GenreSavvy: He knows he's completely out of his league, and tried to grow someone competent enough to do the job. Sadly, he's not good enough.
** He also suspects that [[BavarianFireDrill Paperinik isn't the local Evronian plenipotentiary]], and [[spoiler:manages to prove it]].
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* JokerImmunity: It looks like they're getting closer to this status after PKNE #4 revealed [[spoiler:there are ''multiple Evronian empires'', due to their caste system that breeds a new Emperor in case of overpopulation. You may think you've destroyed them, there could be more somewhere else in the universe.]]
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* JokerImmunity: It looks like they're getting closer to this status after PKNE #4 revealed [[spoiler:there are ''multiple Evronian empires'', due to their caste system that breeds a new Emperor in case of overpopulation. You may think you've destroyed them, there could be more somewhere else in the universe.]] And like that wasn't enough, PKNE #6 shows that [[spoiler:there are Evronians even in other universes, although that was already implied back in the first series with the aliens met by Urk's people (at least those were benevolent).]]
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* GoodPowersBadPeople: They could (and do at [[spoiler:the end of Pikkapa]]) feed on negative emotions exclusively with no ill effects on themselves while making the universe a happier and well-adjusted place, but their greed for all the emotional energy of other beings drives them to enslave and demolish whole civilizations.
