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{{Quote|In the city of Sp'too, deep under the sea, dread Pf'legmwad lies dreaming|A variation of Lovecrafts famous quote}} |
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| − | '''Pf'legmwad''' is the main antagonist of the Donald Duck story ''The Call of C'rruso'', originally published by Ehapa publishing company in Europe and later published in English for the Donald Duck IDW series issue 16. It is |
+ | '''Pf'legmwad''' is the main antagonist of the Donald Duck story ''The Call of C'rruso'', originally published by Ehapa publishing company in Europe and later published in English for the Donald Duck IDW series issue 16. It is taken directly from the ''Cthulhu Mythos'', mainly embodying [[Cthulhu (Lovecraft)|Cthulhu]] and [[Azathoth]]. |
==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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Pf'legmwad is a giant monster with hundreds of tentacles and eyes that sleeps in a castle called Sp'too deep under the sea. Depending upon the source, it is either pink or green in colour. Dreaming, Pf'legmwad creates the entire world it's based in, making his mind the driving force behind all events on Earth. In his endless imagination, life on Earth could potentially go on forever, however, every 100 years, Sp'too rises from the deep and Pf'legmwad tries to awake from its slumber. |
Pf'legmwad is a giant monster with hundreds of tentacles and eyes that sleeps in a castle called Sp'too deep under the sea. Depending upon the source, it is either pink or green in colour. Dreaming, Pf'legmwad creates the entire world it's based in, making his mind the driving force behind all events on Earth. In his endless imagination, life on Earth could potentially go on forever, however, every 100 years, Sp'too rises from the deep and Pf'legmwad tries to awake from its slumber. |
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| − | Its subconciousness is split into two |
+ | Its subconciousness is split into two avatars, C'rruso and D'mmingo, identical looking homanoid pigs, one in a black suit, one in white suit. Every time Pf'legmwad begins to wake up, C'rruso tries to make it succeed while D'mmingo tries to keep it sleeping, so that life on Earth goes on. |
==''The Call of C'rruso''== |
==''The Call of C'rruso''== |
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| “ | In the city of Sp'too, deep under the sea, dread Pf'legmwad lies dreaming | „ |
| ~ A variation of Lovecrafts famous quote |
Pf'legmwad is the main antagonist of the Donald Duck story The Call of C'rruso, originally published by Ehapa publishing company in Europe and later published in English for the Donald Duck IDW series issue 16. It is taken directly from the Cthulhu Mythos, mainly embodying Cthulhu and Azathoth.
Overview
Pf'legmwad is a giant monster with hundreds of tentacles and eyes that sleeps in a castle called Sp'too deep under the sea. Depending upon the source, it is either pink or green in colour. Dreaming, Pf'legmwad creates the entire world it's based in, making his mind the driving force behind all events on Earth. In his endless imagination, life on Earth could potentially go on forever, however, every 100 years, Sp'too rises from the deep and Pf'legmwad tries to awake from its slumber.
Its subconciousness is split into two avatars, C'rruso and D'mmingo, identical looking homanoid pigs, one in a black suit, one in white suit. Every time Pf'legmwad begins to wake up, C'rruso tries to make it succeed while D'mmingo tries to keep it sleeping, so that life on Earth goes on.
The Call of C'rruso
C'rruso organizes a singing contest to find the right voice to wake Pf'legmwad up. To sabotage him, D'mmingo gives contestant Donald Duck a spray that temporarily makes his bad singing voice beautiful to help him win the contest and then swaps the spray into another one so that Donald would be singing with his real voice when C'rruso takes him to Sp'too. However, Huey, Dewey and Luoie, not knowing what is at stake, swap the sprays back to save Donald from making a fool out of himself.
When they arrive at the island in a boat and D'mmingo tells them what their action could cause, it is already too late. Donald sings, Pf'legmwad wakes up and the entirety of reality begins to dissolve into blank space while Donald and his nephews slowly mutate into tentacle creatures. To save the world, Huey, Dewey and Louie make their own spray out of pepper, lemon juice and other ingredients to give Donald back his old voice. He sings a lullaby and Pf'legmwad goes to sleep again, reality is restored.