"That's Goomfrey the Goomba. He looks kind of shady, I guess, but he's cool. People call him a "fixer." Y'know, a guy that can make any problem...just go away."
—Goombella, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
...this guy who called himself Stone. That was not necessarily his name, of course. These guys, all of them, they took new names—even new faces—so often they probably forgot who they'd once been. Wolfe had heard about guys like Stone, men who moved like ghosts through the shadowland of the highest echelons of international terrorism, men who pulled strings that those other jokers wandering around here had no idea even existed. Stone was an independent with no allegiance to any one movement, only to those men, wherever they were, who long ago had accomplished more even than Luke Harker was attempting now.
— The Executioner #44, "Terrorist Summit"
