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* EccentricAI: Spider's home AI has a personality based on Film/TheGodfather's Don Corleone and takes the electronic equivalent of hard drugs.
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-->'''Bill Chimpfucker:''' It were only the one chimp.
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* BatterUp: The Chair Leg of Truth. It is wise and terrible.
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* BatterUp: The At one point Spider beats a story out of Fred Christ using a broken chair leg, which he dubs "The Chair Leg of Truth. It is wise and terrible.Truth."
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* EverythingIs3DPrintedInTheFuture: The "Makers" installed in any decent kitchen can make nearly anything you like (they have lockouts on some things). Either they'll have a "base block" to draw matter from or you have to fill them with trash.
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* MatterReplicator: The "Makers" installed in any decent kitchen can make nearly anything you like (they have lockouts on some things). Either they'll have a "base block" to draw matter from or you have to fill them with trash.
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* DueToTheDead: [[spoiler:After Vita Severn is murdered, a group of devotees set up a shrine to her in a back alley in the City. Over time, it gradually evolves into a full-on place of worship. Spider pays multiple visits to it throughout the story.]]
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* NoNameGiven: Spider's editor at Driven Books, to whom he owes two books as of the beginning of the story. Spider only refers to the editor as "the Whorehopper," and he's the only character who interacts with the editor in the comic.
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* NoNameGiven: Spider's editor at Driven Books, to whom he owes two books as of the beginning of the story. Spider only refers to the editor as "the Whorehopper," and he's the only character who interacts with the editor in the comic. There's a common fan theory that "the Whorehopper" might not actually ''exist'' outside of Spider's drug-fueled fantasies.
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* HurtingHero: The person Spider has become, the things he does, they are all because he cares about the people of the City, cares ''so much'' that seeing them being stamped on by their elected rulers and then just going on with life makes him rage and weep.
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* PosthumousCharacter: Senator Longstreet, the last presidential candidate from the opposition party who ran against The Beast. His name is brought up several times during the election arc and he inspired Vita Severn, Kirsten was his former campaign manager, and was bankrolled by Oscar Rossini. Spider even broke one of his rules and gave him a (relatively) positive write-up, a move he describes as being willing to do practically ''anything'' to get The Beast out of office. When The Beast won re-election anyway, [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere it ultimately led to Spider abandoning the city]] and setting the comic in motion.
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* PosthumousCharacter: Senator Longstreet, the last presidential candidate from the opposition party who ran against The Beast. His name is brought up several times during the election arc and he inspired Vita Severn, Kirsten was his former campaign manager, and was bankrolled by Oscar Rossini. Spider even broke one of his rules and gave him a (relatively) positive write-up, a move he describes as being willing to do practically ''anything'' to get The Beast out of office. When The Beast won re-election anyway, [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere it ultimately led to Spider abandoning the city]] and setting the comic in motion. Longstreet died shortly afterwards; it's implied he might have comitted suicide.
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* PosthumousCharacter: Senator Longstreet, the last presidential candidate from the opposition party who ran against The Beast. His name is brought up several times during the election arc and he inspired Vita Severn, Kirsten was his former campaign manager, and was bankrolled by Oscar Rossini. Spider even broke one of his rules and gave him a (relatively) positive write-up, a move he describes as being willing to do practically ''anything'' to get The Beast out of office. When The Beast won re-election anyway, [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere it ultimately led to Spider abandoning the city]] and setting the comic in motion.
