Super Chipmunk

(Original Design)

## Appearances

### Appears in

Super Squirrel (2010-11), Super Squirrel: The Return (2012), The Adventures of Super Chipmunk (2013)

### Debut

Super Squirrel #2 (2010)

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**Super Chipmunk** is a superpowered chipmunk acting as the primary sidekick of his adoptive father, Super Squirrel. Together they are heroes who defend against the evils that threaten animals and humans.

## History

### Origins

About a year into his career, a baby chipmunk was left on Super Squirrel's doorstep. Super Squirrel took in the child and raised him as his own. When the time came, Super Squirrel used salvaged materials from the destroyed laboratory to create his own superpower-granting machine. He allowed his young ward to expose himself to the machine, giving him superpowers similar to those of his adoptive father. Thus he became: Super Chipmunk, loyal sidekick of Super Squirrel.

### The Golden Age

   Shortly after receiving his powers, he joined Super Squirrel on a mission to fight The Eagle and his army of Happys. Super Chipmunk proved himself by busting out of a giant hedge maze that The Eagle had trapped them in. Together the duo then defeated The Eagle and Super Squirrel officially dubbed the chipmunk, Super Chipmunk.

Super Squirrel along side Super Chipmunk rounded out the so-called 'Golden Age' by combating a number of foes that would go on to become staples of their rogues gallery. Notable villains included: Pumpkin Man, The Eagle, Math Man, The Thesaurus, Rat King, King Goo, and Robo Squirrel.

### The Return

*Super Squirrel: The Return (2012) was a soft reboot of the franchise, with the events of the miniseries occurring some time after the original series.*

A few years into their career, Super Squirrel and Super Chipmunk found themselves going up against a host of mutated Super Squirrel clones, the strongest of which being the villain known as Ultra Squirrel. Eventually the duo uncovered the culprit, Dr. James Johnson who was a young scientist who worked at the lab that originally gave Super Squirrel his powers. Johnson was fired from the lab despite perfecting the super formula and blamed Super Squirrel for his misfortunes. Johnson was then kicked into a mountain by Super Squirrel while Super Chipmunk threw all his super formula away with him. The formula combined with the rocks of the mountain and fused to Johnson's body, becoming reborn as the supervillain, Dr. Graveler.

Dr. Graveler teamed up with his creation Ultra Squirrel to destroy Super Squirrel once and for all. They almost succeeded, but their plans were foiled by S.T.U.M.P. Agent, Hop. Together with the help of Agent Hop, Super Squirrel and Super Chipmunk defeated the Doctor, Ultra Squirrel, and a few of their old rogues who'd come out of hiding.

The event launched a spin-off series staring Agent Hop where he'd go on secret missions for the morally gray, animal agency known S.T.U.M.P.

### Adventures of Super Chipmunk

*Adventures of Super Chipmunk (2013) was a short lived solo series for the character, with the events of the plot likely occurring sometime after Super Squirrel: The Return (2012).*

When he came of age, Super Chipmunk moved out of Super Squirrel's treehouse mansion and into his own tree-apartment to attend Oakwood High School in central Central Park. There he learned to juggle his life as a student and a superhero. In school he went by the name "Chip" and found himself a tight-knit group of friends, including his best friend Beave Barns and love interest Emily Acorn, from both of whom he struggled to hide his secret identity. The series also gave rise to a number of c-list villains such as: Goo Boy, Worm Man, Man-Pants, and Man-Squirrel. Even after graduating and for the rest of his carrier, Super Chipmunk opted to stay a part-time hero unlike Super Squirrel.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* Super Strength
* Flight
* Heat Vision
* Invulnerability