Dommy Stacker (Dr. Hans Grippe)

### Known Allies

Antagonist Bookseller Rage Knights (Summon), Bear Badger the Book Bastard, Frett Ling, Kanzashi the Bookseller Queen, Superficial People (Summon), The Ruiner (Most Universes)

### Known Enemies

Dommy Stacker (Nomad Bradley), Kind Comic Book Writers/Artists, Pack of Positive Nomad Bradleys, Midlore West-Stein and Television's Cartoony Midlore Bullies

### Base of Operations

Books and Novels, New Books and Novels of Magistrate Royalty

## Characteristics

### Occupation

Bookseller, Doctor, King, Operator, Politician, Scientist, Soldier

### Personality

Can be calculating and deceptive, Displays diplomacy and reasons with others, Enjoys fighting, persistent, Prideful at times, Tends to be adamant

## Items, Powers and Abilities

### Attacks

Accidental The Ruiner Summon, Accidental Terribly Mean Bookstore Customers (Summon), Multiversial Beatdown

### Abilities

Master Gunman, Master Summoner, Master Physical Fighter, Skilled Martial Artist, Space Survivability

### Weapons and Equipment

M5 Repeater (Pistol), Nomad Bradley +

**Dr. Hans Grippe** adopted the title and alias as **Dommy Stacker**, the bookseller, and retail threat bully tactician of Books and Novels. He is an enemy of Nomad Bradley's Dommy Stacker, and a recurring member of the Corporation of Grippe. He also serves as the leader of his own Infinite Army and coordinates alongside Universe 664 and Universe 982116's Dr. Grippes in *the Rage Knights: Red God* universe.

## Origins

After learning that Nomad Bradley injected himself with the blood and genes of Dommy Stacker of Books and Novels fame, a disgruntled Dr. Hans Grippe flew from the Corporation of Grippe and went to locate the original bookseller. During his quest, he learned of several bouts between Stop-Aventeer and the Pack of Positive Nomad Bradleys, several Rage Knights against one another ( Rainer Rage Knights Vs. Ex-Convict Rage Knights etc.), and the hostility of Queens Mane residents against Rage Knights allies (Cosmic Elders of Human Relations, Lunar Red Cult etc.). Seeing the groups of entities as dangerous threats, he relied only collecting blood samples from Bear Badger the Book Bastard, Kanzashi, Truman Carolton, and eventually Stacker himself.

With these samples, Grippe injected himself and would later become a new hybrid based on the booksellers. His most notable appearance is that of Dommy Stacker himself, with his normally pale pink flesh becoming noticeably more pallid like caucasian skin, and his blacker skin becoming slightly slate in color.

Grippe used his physical change to become employed at Books and Novels, and exact an insidious attack against the Rage Knights, and any enemy of the Magistrates of Muck and Infinite Army divisions. After a considerable amount of time, Grippe not only ruled the customer service's atmosphere of Books and Novels but also the overall feeling around *any* Books and Novels including Virginia Stakes Mall, (South) Hurt-Boy's Heart Mall, and Matthews-Germany Painville Rd.'s shopping center.

He proved to be a threat to most Nomad Bradleys when a group of the lost Rage Gods were imprisoned in Grippe's newly constructed Books and Novels of Magistrate Royalty Kingdom. The kingdom consisted of a Magistrate loyal base, and superficially obsessed humans with Eurocentric/genocidal ideologies common in the human Earth's World War II era. This ideology is heavily used throughout the series, to display its effects on humanity and their lack of kindness, which Grippe and most supervillains take advantage of during battles (thus being why Grippe kept superficial people summons, anti-black hateful humans, possibly racist college boys, and other downright unfriendly people around his kingdoms).

One of the Nomad Bradleys disarmed Grippe's summons, while others defeated unkind customers, mall employees, and others. Eventually Kanzashi and Bear Bastard appeared and fought another Nomad Bradley. They were also defeated via gag attacks, and forth-wall mentions of Khaliq Trevor X, and being mistreated in international airports, foreign countries, and in warehouses based in the south. The colorful mentions lured out Grippe himself who came to the aide of his fallen summons. Grippe conjured more Infinite Army foot-soldiers to capture the escaping Bradleys, but they were gradually defeated. Later, Grippe checked his cameras following a prayer to the original Dommy Stacker for being mean to Damon Bradley during a checkout and phone number update on March 5th. Grippe prepared to masturbate to Dommy's deplorable customer service, but then another Dommy Stacker (Nomad Bradley) appeared.

Stacker's face dissolved into that of Nomad Bradley, and the lost Rage God then insulted Grippe by using obscure poor jokes about Queens Mane residents who hated Khaliq Trevor X. Angry about the defeat of his summons and other terribly unkind people, Grippe fought Bradley in a direct physical brawl. The two proved to be equally matched in power, but Grippe's fatal flaw during the fight was underestimating the kindness of other people.

He had hundreds of customers swarm his books and novels kingdom. Many customers thwarted the Nomad Bradleys, and some used power from the bizarre Multiverse Antagonist Bookseller Rage Knights. However, a few kinder police officers and cosplayers were hidden within the mob of harassers, and they eventually waned the number of superficial people summons. Grippe became certain he was going to be defeated when he saw how his army was being dissolved from within. The Infinite Army was also directly attacked by countless of individuals preaching peace, kindness, and acceptance of others. Before Grippe could shoot Bradley, he was shot through the neck by another Nomad Bradley.

## Powers and Abilities

Master Gunman: Grippe possesses dozens of firearms, mostly strangely named guns such as The Bookstore Prisoner, Mean Bookstore Women Pistol, and Nomad Bradley + Ruin RK: Red God Silencer (this gun itself being a gun used to summon the Magistrate-Loyal Rage Knights or Antagonist Bookseller Rage Knights.

Master Physical Fighter: Grippe is a masterful physical fighter who specializes in forms of hand-to-hand combat. He is a considerably skilled marital artist that can hold his own against more adept masters.

Master Summoner: One of Grippe's most common abilities is the summoning of Multiverse allies and villainous characters such as superficial people summons, Magistrates of Muck leaders, grunt foot-soldiers, and more villainous threats across *the Rage Knights: Red God* lore such as Aphrodite-Bushra, Fallsetto counterparts, Frett Ling counterparts, General D counterparts etc. He revealed to Nomad Bradley that he can also summon variations of the Rage Knights themselves such as the Magistrate-Loyal Rage Knights (a group known for blindly worshiping Planet Muck's most notorious leaders, and the idea of replacing humans with Muccians to help phase out human evils and limit Diseased).

Space Survivability: Grippe can survive in space for indefinite periods of time. His survivability is based on his hybrid genes from his Muccian and Tameda origins.

## Weaknesses

Grippe is notably weak against kind customers (and living beings in general), in a manner similar to how Stop-Aventeer can be overpowered and defeated by Kind Cosplayers, Kind Police Officers, and Kind Comic Book Writers or Artists. Grippe thrives on allegiance from supporters, so if he encounters greater groups of book lovers or booksellers whom are actually kind, supportive and harbor non-prejudiced views, his leadership qualities suffer, and he becomes paranoid over the possibility of being thwarted. Many of Grippe's general arsenal of attacks are also *weaker* whenever facing kinder people, mostly given his paranoia and fear of revolts.

## trivia/Notes and Disclaimer

* This is the first published article about Dommy Stacker, an unfriendly bookseller with the tendency to harass, laugh at, belittle, gossips, and virtually stalks unattractive (or conventionally unattractive) customers in bookstores.

***Disclaimer**: To whom this may concern, the characters in their entirety, while they borrow inspiration from events, ideas, themes, and other sources from the original author's life, are incredibly different and fictional entities inside the Rage Knights Red God and under no circumstance are they expressing a real person's actual views, ideologies, names and likeness to cause harm or defame them. Any names bearing similarities to any person(s) are unintentional unless stated otherwise and under special permission. The Rage Knights Red God is a work of fiction and solely for entertainment and educational purposes. Please note, the series does not represent events that have happened, events to come nor does it condone the very human evils the series itself is/was meant to advocate against. © Khaliq Trevor X.*