Giraffo: Hatske’s Finest Vol 1 8

### Theme(s)

Kindness, Name-Calling, Racism, Respect for Elders, Stalking, Superficiality, Workplace Bullying

### Featured Locations

Hatske Kingdom, Police Department, Prejudice JB's Art Stuff Art Kingdom!

## Credits

### Artists and Writers

Khaliq Trevor X

***Giraffo: Hatske’s Finest Vol 1 8*** is the eighth chapter in Giraffo: Hatske’s Finest! Vol 1.

## Synopsis

Anti-Number commands the Damon-Monitor to begin picking on not only Hatske kingdom but literally everything and everyone in Queens Mane! The Damon Bradley holograms formed from the strange computer-like entity overwhelms Mobayashi the Bushra Basher and begin casting disappearing customer technique across various places in Queens Mane. Literal Damon Bradley holograms enter shitty guitar stores, art stores with prejudice minorities and Caucasian people just for the holograms to disappear and trigger the prejudice associates into hostile anger. Anti-Number lounges on the Damon-Monitor with a teacup as Bushra Basher dismisses and defeats various holograms alone. Girafio watches the strange appearances from below as she contemplates her next phase of attack. Holograms come into the Hatske warehouse and begin observing an injured Regini the Black Genie. They do not speak and immediately leave because she is a beautiful black woman. Regini questions this strange tactic but Handimore reveals the Holograms are performing a Don’t Talk To Women When Ugly Battle tactic, and that Anti-Number himself is teasing them for being a toxic workplace.

Girafio flies up alongside Moboyashi and determines the perfect mode of attack against the odd and ruthless Anti-Number. Anti-Number tries to learn about the Hatske kingdom. Questioning Girafio and why she is obsessed with bullying some ugly dude and gossiping about someone to the point where everywhere they go, they’re being harassed by different people over the same subject. Unable to answer his psychological question, Anti-Number snaps his fingers and sends Damon Bradley holograms to a nearby Police Station, where holograms wink at a handsome policeman and a gorgeous policewoman on break. The policeman is confused, but sees the hologram is holding a sign that reads: “I’m here as an ugly African-American man, come and get me... Silly goose”. The policeman grows enraged and hunts down the hologram, making a fool of himself. Girafio then sees Anti-Number is *trolling* them all. Anti-Number has holograms help old ladies across the street only for superficial people to stalk the hologram and see if it’s an “ugly man” helping the elderly only to see it’s a creepy digital apparition. Holograms attend church gatherings and leave, angering the attendees into ironically contradicting their belief in God.

Girafio realizes that Anti-Number is simply making downright antagonistic people angry they cannot pick on Bradley for being ugly. Conflicted, she draws her Hispanic Babe Blaster and fires at Anti-Number. She seemingly misses, but then Anti-Number realizes Girafio had struck the venting fan of the Damon-Monitor.

The monitor goes haywire and smacks Bushra Basher and Girafio into the ground. Anti-Number tries to escape, but is caught in between the monitor’s powerful arms. He tries to teleport himself and the entity away, but this does little to no good as it creates more Damon Bradley holograms that begin manifesting into an entirely new Diseased.

## Appearances

#### Featured Supporting Characters/Summons

* Handimore Cord
* Mobayashi the Bushra Basher
* Policeman
* Regini the Black Genie
* Superficial People Summon

#### Featured Items/Weapons

* Damon Bradley Holograms
* Hispanic Babe Blaster

#### Featured Antagonists

* Anti-Number
* The Damon-Monitor

## Trivia/Notes and Disclaimer

***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, they 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) is 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.*