Jamboga the Unholy

## Background information

### Books

*Superquack: Relapse of Power
Band of Justice: Omniverse* (mentioned)
*Superquack: Focal Point*

## Character information

### Personality

evil, shallow, power-crazed, cruel, bold, intelligent, highly ruthless and sadistic, cruel, fiery, emotionless, vengeful, destructive, murderous, psychopathic, power-hungry, independent, sociopathic, narcissistic, arrogant, manipulative, racist, dishonest, secretive

### Appearance

ugly, intense, waxy and increasingly reptilian features, pale skin, blood-shot eyes, long, thin hands with unnaturally long fingers, red and black suit

### Goal

To use the Nova Grid to destroy the universe (failed)

### Likes

Power, destruction, making living creatures suffer

### Type of Character

Nihilistic Dark Messiah

*"No more shall I tolerate the masochistic joke that is sapience!"*
―Jamboga the Unholy declaring his motives, and his most famous quote.[src]

*"So you're the real supervillain, huh?"
"I was* born *the real supervillain."*
―Vincent Organa and Jamboga the Unholy during their first encounter.[src]
**Jamboga the Unholy** is a powerful supervillain and the main antagonist in *Superquack: Relapse of Power* and a posthumous villain in *Band of Justice: Omniverse*. Born to a mutated anomaly named Aboga, he was orphaned and raised in an orphanage, which remained his permanent residence through his 1949-1961 attendance at Superhero School. Jamboga was once mocked for both his appearance and personality, but he soon got the acceptance of many people and even created a gang. After graduation, Jamboga became a criminal, quickly usurping Clock Castle as his headquarters as he endeavored to find meaning in his life by planning to remake the entire universe via an omnicidal extinction-level event, using Nova Grid to eradicate all other life in the universe. In the mix, he found an enemy in Superquack, who he fought to a stalemate in 2008. As he began the creation of a formidable army, he met a prodigious mutant named Sarah, who assisted in the murder of Super Whisk Man and a handful of police officers, which left her unable to resist the Darkness. Sarah went down on bended knee before Jamboga and pledged himself to the Time Army. For several years, Jamboga the Unholy remained secluded in the high tower of Clock Castle. He also dispatched Sarah on several raids on various candy stores, telling her to kill whatever she found and dispose of the sweets, thereby misleading intelligence agencies to his true plans.

In 2024, he moved to take care of a few remaining loose ends: the Superheroes in Quackville, particularly Morgan, to whom he menacingly expressed his innate desire to end the universe. Soon after the Battle of Clock Castle began, Jamboga sensed that Sarah had turned to the light, prompting him to intervene with Nacraton, tracking the Justice Circle’s former location with his powers. After losing Nacraton, Jamboga massacred several superheroes, ending with Morgan. Left alone with Sarah, he fought her for possession of Nova Grid until Macroburst and Robo intervened. Jamboga disabled Robo, but was ultimately defeated by Sarah, who destroyed him, finally ending his attempted omnicide. Jamboga's broken and mutilated soul was then trapped near Hell for eternity, unable to move on to the afterlife or even return as a disembodied spirit.

## Biography

### Early life

#### Birth and upbringing

A boy whose first name was Jamboga was born on February 29 1942 at the Quackville Hospital. Because she had been shot halfway to the hospital, his mother died shortly after his birth. Jamboga grew up in a dingy orphanage in Quackville, completely unaware of his status as a mutant. Since the orphanage staff did not know anything about his mother, they did not know about his mutant background. Instead, they believed that his mother was a merchant, as Mrs. Reid told Superquack shortly before his first meeting with Jamboga. The orphanage staff relayed this to Jamboga shortly before his first encounter with Superquack. Although Jamboga was never caught doing anything particularly egregious, he was always present whenever something did go wrong.

When Jamboga was seven, Superquack, the gym teacher at Superhero School, introduced himself less than a year after the signing of the Treaty of America. When he revealed that Superhero School was a school for people with superpowers, Jamboga realized his abilities were these. At a very early age, it was clear that Jamboga displayed a desire to be different and set apart from others. He was not surprised at all upon being informed by Superquack that he was a mutant—he was, in fact, eager to believe that he had special gifts that no one else had.

#### Superhero School

Jamboga was educated at Superhero School from 1949 to 1961, and while he was once mocked for both his appearance and personality, he soon got the acceptance of many people. During summer breaks, he was forced to return to the orphanage, which he despised more than any other place in Sol.

Jamboga described the way he was seen as “poor, but brilliant, parentless, but so brave, the class president, a model student.” Due to his exceptional acting abilities, he was able to convince virtually all of the school staff that this facade was his true personality. The sole exception to this was Superquack, who was, at that time, the gym teacher. Superquack, though not necessarily suspicious of Jamboga, never forgot about Jamboga’s unsettling behavior during their first meeting. In turn, Jamboga realized that he had been careless in showing Superquack his true colors upon their first meeting, and never attempted to win him over as he had with all his other teachers.

Over time, Jamboga gathered to himself a gang of thugs, a motley composition including Nacraton and Snappa, most of which would become the first Time Army Members. Jamboga publicly claimed they were his friends, but in truth, they amounted to little more than servants, and he cared almost nothing for them. He often manipulated them into committing crimes and other misdeeds, but none of these incidents were reliably traced back to the group. He worked with his young thugs for a long time trying to discover immortality and, even more important to him, uncover how to control reality when he felt so limited by the knowledge his teachers imparted onto him and his peers, believing there was more they would not tell him, believing they knew his power would someday be too strong for them, or anyone else for that matter, to control. He concluded that his true purpose in life was to annihilate the universe.

### After Superhero School

Jamboga mysteriously and suspiciously disappeared right before graduation, taking off for parts unknown. In 1998, he came to Quackville, where Superquack had come to help its residents into a new Golden Age. Here, he attempted to rob the Quackville Bank. Superquack, following him, intervened as Jamboga was about to destroy the vault. Superquack said it was foolish of him to come to the bank. After making sure police were on their way, Superquack proceeded to take on the Dark Lord. Jamboga responded by teleporting near the front desk and firing a beam at Superquack, which Superquack easily dodged before running to the desk.

After Jamboga missed Superquack, Superquack then lunged at Jamboga, one which the warlord was forced to block with a Silver shield; the attack did not harm the shield, but made a deep gong-like sound as it was deflected. Jamboga realized Superquack’s attack had not been a killing blow and, surprised, tried once again to kill Superquack, this time, the pot holding a fake plant intercepted the beam and was destroyed. Superquack then seized a nearby pile of ropes and used them to tie Jamboga, which Jamboga turned into a snake and sent after Superquack. Jamboga again teleported and re-materialized in the middle of the back desk, sending another death beam at Superquack. However, Superquack flipped out of the way of the beam and landed on the snake, crushing it. After a brief pause in the duel, Jamboga realized he could not defeat Superquack, and was worried of oncoming reinforcements, reinforcing his intense fear and hatred of the duck-like humanoid. He angrily teleported away in transit.

### Unleashing Nova Grid

#### Birth of a Regime

Jamboga made the plans for the cuckoo clock army in school, and strived to keep them hidden along with plans for a giant factory. After graduation, he robbed several banks unnoticed, soon to discover that a 100-story castle was for sale. He was able to befriend the castle’s owner, who would soon die of old age. Although thirteen people could afford the lengthy price, Jamboga soon saw an opportunity for promotion. The Castle Corporation’s leader allowed Jamboga to become the new owner. Jamboga renamed the Castle Corporation as Clock Castle and quickly erected a factory downstairs to produce horrific machines of war he believed could, given enough time, rival the ones laid forth by the NoHeads themselves.

The cuckoo clocks quickly came into bloom. The first time he used his fresh new armies was against the Department of Defense, though Superquack, aware of Jamboga’s plan to attack his forces, singlehandedly sabotaged the nihilist’s fleet. A battle broke out near the White House, during which Jamboga commanded his cuckoo clocks to open fire — without specifying the enemy. The Secretary to the President of the United States was gunned down by the clocks, though the warmonger was able to escape, albeit with President Bill Clinton himself still alive. Jamboga’s goals also bred a strong disgust and hatred for the police. Other than that, he mentioned once seeing a vision in which a creature killed the man he feared above all others.

#### Converting the Winter Wraith

*"No, defer to them not. You need fear these wretches no longer."*
―Jamboga the Unholy[src]
Later, Jamboga met Sarah. He had originally come to poison the water supply, but in Sarah he saw a far greater opportunity. After helping Jamboga kill Super Whisk Man by placing a missile fin precariously, Sarah was regarded with admiration from Jamboga. Thanks to a horrible past, the girl was where the villain needed her to be; isolated and unable ever to go back to the light now that she was an accomplice—no matter how unwittingly—in the revered murder of Super Whisk Man. Desperate for revenge, Sarah had effectively sacrificed a superhero, perfectly fulfilling the dark covenant that commanded the slaughter of one who was close. With no other place to turn, she finally yielded to Jamboga’s temptations, asking only that they could avenge her parents’ abuse. To smooth the transition, Jamboga soothed her fears, and her conscience.

So for the second time he openly promised Sarah that her parents would die. This was strictly a deception, meant to turn Sarah away from the fold. In the end, whether or not there was a way to avenge Sarah’s parents was unimportant. Sarah went down on bended knee before Jamboga and pledged himself to the Time Army. Jamboga’s first assignment was for Sarah to find something crucial in Quackville. Shortly after they began searching for the undisclosed source, rangers stormed the woods; the two reached a forested fjord but were surrounded and cornered by the rangers there. However, Jamboga, telling Sarah she "need fear these wretches no longer", suddenly outreached his hand. Using his mutant powers, Jamboga destroyed most of the rangers and deleted one from existence. Acting as though nothing had just happened, he took Sarah's hand and they kept walking, proceeding to their goal, with presumed success.

The Winter Wraith suggested robots make the cuckoo clocks for quicker performance. This granted his forces a much larger and improved cuckoo clock army. On the front line, Jamboga filled the remaining positions with his associates, Sarah, Nacraton, Snappa, and the Cuckoo Clock Commander. Nevertheless, he became very cruel to them and made it clear the members of his inner circle were opponents, not friends. In particular, he trained the Winter Wraith relentlessly from sunup to sundown, often ending with her bleeding or breaking one of her limbs. Whenever she and the others went soft on each other, he would torture them by burning them with hot irons or peeling their arms with energy blades, among other unspeakable methods.

#### Redirecting the enemy

For several years, Jamboga the Unholy remained secluded in the high tower of Clock Castle. He spent much time conversing with demons, who told him much of the darkness and its power. He helped with the cooking as well, fixing meals on several occasions. He also dispatched Sarah on several raids on various candy stores, telling her to kill whatever she found and dispose of the sweets.

Later, Jamboga went to check on Sarah’s progress, and found her meditating in her private quarters. Sarah told Jamboga she had succeeded, and handed him the candy to burn. She also said she may have been spotted by the enemy. Sarah knelt in obedience, and Jamboga praised her, telling her she had done well. “Do you feel your power growing?” Jamboga told Sarah. “Now, go, and set up the brownie trap.” They separated again, leaving Sarah to see to her second task. For there were still a few remaining loose ends: the Supers in Quackville, particularly Morgan.

#### Attack on the Justice Circle

Having been conversing with demons, Jamboga the Unholy was oblivious to the initial stages of the battle. However, he eventually sensed that Sarah had turned to the light, to his horror. When Morgan tried to find Jamboga's location, he ended up talking to her in a mind-scape version off Clock Castle. After locating Nacraton, they headed through several corridors, Jamboga tracking the Justice Circle’s former location with his powers. They stopped at the ledge. Jamboga looked down and saw all the members of the Justice Circle had regrouped with dozens of detectives, reporters, and officers in their starting positions. He stood there, hoping some of them would file out. When none moved, Jamboga and Nacraton threw aside their cloaks.

Jamboga and Nacraton leaped down and greeted the superheroes, knowing that the endgame had begun. Although the heroes brought Nacraton down, Jamboga retaliated with uncanny swiftness and inhuman brutality, massacring the defenseless investigators and battling all of the heroes and crushing Blasto, Merpa, Vincent, and Exogale through vicious and agonizing means. Morgan and Sarah entered the control room and watched in horror as Jamboga impaled Jay with a sword as he stared at his killer, frightened motionless. Jamboga looked over, then turned away from Jay's dying form to face the last two survivors, a smirk on his face.

He immediately fired an energy blast, but Sarah grounded the blast with her sword, remembering the tactic Morgan had used against her. Morgan spun around and attempted to slash Jamboga in mid-strike. However, he blocked with one hand and turned his head; this caused him to break contact and cease fire. Morgan broke the subsequent blade-lock and raised her blade. Morgan successfully grounded it, but he swiftly destroyed her with a Death beam. With her dying breath, Morgan reincarnated herself, pointing her blade. Morgan revealed what she had done, but before she could finish her sentence, Jamboga telekinetically crushed her heart, only for her to reappear in the room, as if Teleporting. Morgan revealed that she had warped back ten seconds in time and Jamboga sardonically offered to duel her with swords, to which Morgan agreed.

Morgan took another step back and slashed a power cable connected to the local control panel as she raised her blade into a high guard. This caused a short circuit that briefly caused the room lights to flicker as Sarah briefly broke off from the fight. As the chamber dimmed, Jamboga the Unholy crossed blades with Morgan, easily fending off her blows before knocking Morgan aside with a backhand. Jamboga attacked, but Morgan was ready and brought them into a blade-lock. During the lock, the light suddenly turned on again. As Jamboga looked up briefly, Morgan broke the lock and once again attempted to gain the offensive. However, Jamboga parried the attack, and before she knew it Jamboga’s elegant bladework forced her into retreat. Despite the energy efficiency of Morgan’s defense, Jamboga’s precision was so great that most of her defensive slashes missed his blade. He saw her exhaustion started to tell through her panting. Straining to keep up, Morgan eventually backed away quickly and asked if they could take a break. In response, Jamboga closed his fist, and Morgan turned to dust as Jamboga claimed there would be no 'extra lives' that time. Then he turned her body back to the way it had been before knowing Superquack would find it and in response, would finally seek him out.

#### Killing Ginnifer

Left alone with Sarah on a ramp near a pit dropping down over 300 feet, the warlord threatened her, but she cited that she still had the ability to blast Nova Grid to pieces with her mutantry. She then fired a destructive blast of electricity at the device, but Jamboga reacted quickly to defend his pride and joy, blocking the electrical beam with his own; the two energy blasts locked together and clashed, dripping sparks onto Nova Grid but not doing any real damage to the machine. As both beams collided and connected, Jamboga released white-hot spores from the middle of the clashing electricity. Sarah, forgetting the pit was behind her, backed away from the spores, backing right over the pinnacle and falling into it. As Sarah grasped hold of an input nozzle, Jamboga turned to see two heroes had just intervened. He was ambushed by heavy gunfire, but he threw the blasts back at them. However, the faces of Robo and Macroburst emerged from the wreckage, but much to Sarah's great sorrow, not Ginnifer.

Robo opened fire, but Jamboga deflected the attack. Robo’s new body could not prevent Jamboga’s decapitating strike. Drawing the two out of the hangar and into the Drill Chamber shrouding Nova Grid itself under the portal, he engaged them on the high platform, then leaped onto a drill. The freedom fighters followed him. Kicking Macroburst off the drill onto the ground, he turned to Sarah, asking her how she perceived the agony of losing her sister, only to be knocked down himself.

#### The last stand

As Sarah leaped down, she delivered a flurry of attacks and drove Jamboga along the drill. The two dueled with displays of lightning and telekinesis until Sarah leaped over Jamboga and cut off his hand. Jamboga knocked her off with his other hand, but Sarah retaliated and knocked him off the platform via electrocution. Landing in front of Jamboga, Sarah and Macroburst both held him at bladepoint. Jamboga was now at the mercy of his opponents. Despite hesitating for a moment, Sarah brutally ripped off his heart to show how she feels at the death of Ginnifer. Jamboga fell to the floor, his hand slightly clenched and his eyes wide open as he had one final, fleeting moment to realize his vision of universal omnicide was finally for nought.

### Legacy

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After his death, Jamboga the Unholy's corpse was left behind to rot in Clock Castle, though worry over who would now dwell in the tremendous fortress lingered. Meanwhile, his mutilated soul was trapped just outside the Gates of the Underworld just outside Glabrous Mountain for eternity, as the soul is meant to stay whole and intact for a proper afterlife. Because of the mutilation done to his soul, he was unable to move on or return to the land of the living as a ghost. In the end, Jamboga the Unholy, who constantly conquered death, suffered a much more horrific fate. Despite being gone for good, Jamboga the Unholy continued to have a lasting impact on Sarah Ferrell's mental health. As Sarah continued her mission, Jamboga's image would follow her, offering advice and commenting on Sarah's actions. Despite Sarah trying her best to ignore him, Jamboga's smiling image continued to haunt her, with Pom becoming concerned over what was distracting Sarah and causing her distress.

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Nearly half a century after Jamboga's demise, Sarah heard Jamboga the Unholy in her head one final time, giving her the confidence and defiance she needs to be able to control the lasting effects of Jamboga and the rest of her inner turmoil.

## Physical appearance

Even as a child, Jamboga was ugly and described as being very intense, with his features being waxy and increasingly reptilian, and his skin as pale as snow. The whites of his eyes took on a perpetually blood-shot look. He had a chalk-white face that resembled a skull, and long, thin hands with unnaturally long fingers. His suit was red and black, respectively, and he wore a heavy black cape over it with a golden-colored circular-shaped clasp.

## Personality and traits

Jamboga was nothing more or less than the ultimate personification of destruction, megalomania, and ruthlessness, to the point that he earned the epithet of "the Unholy". He appeared to be a living being of pure and utter malevolence, focused solely on his agenda to annihilate the universe due to perceiving life itself as a perverse and masochistic joke, as reflected in his monologue to his enemy Morgan. He resented superheroes, stopping at nothing in his attempts to destroy them. The graceless destroyer was a pathological narcissist by nature, and believed strongly in his own superiority.

He was highly intelligent, as evidenced by his top performance at school and his seduction of Sarah. Jamboga took pleasure in causing pain and suffering, delighting at the chance of killing his enemies as painfully as possible. Jamboga thought of everything in terms of power (which he equated to domination through ability). He was extremely independent, and preferred to operate in secrecy whenever possible. He viewed his followers as nothing more than disposable pawns to carry out his tasks, only valuing their usefulness and abilities. He did rescue Sarah once, and was horrified when Nacraton was killed by Vincent Organa. However, he was upset over losing two very powerful and talented servants, rather than truly missing Sarah and Nacraton as people, as he would have indeed annihilated them along with everybody else.

He also believes it is an inevitability that the strong will always prey upon the weak and that such predatory social Darwinism purges the world of inferior lifeforms, keeping it pure. Jamboga does understand notions of good and evil, but in his rationalization, morality is meaningless, the simplest form of insanity ever devised, and so Jamboga chooses to be a cold-blooded destroyer because at the end of the day, it is all he wants to be, and no reasoning can divert him from his dream.

Although arrogant to the very end, Jamboga the Unholy still had fears and knew when to back down from a challenge and hence acknowledged and reluctantly respected the extraordinary mutated and intellectual capabilities of Mr. Stupid NoHead, noting the Dark Lord far outclassed any of his followers and with his equal intelligence and mutated capability, he had the ability to subtly intervene anyway in his war, and this respect made Mr. Stupid NoHead the only mutant Jamboga was wary of, causing him to stay away from Tsala, the United States of America, and Italy, all of which had a powerful NoHead presence for fear of facing the Dark Lord. Jamboga feared Mr. Stupid NoHead as he recognized that Mr. Stupid NoHead would be capable of defeating him. He was no different from any other tyrant in paranoid fear of an individual rising against him because of his own obsessive actions. He was motivated by fear, particularly the fear of losing his power and becoming weaker.

As a child, and in the early years of his adult life, Jamboga the Unholy was considered an intelligent, polite person who showed an enthusiasm to learn. He described himself being viewed by others as poor, but brilliant, parentless, but so brave, a model student. His reputation as a model pupil had earned him the trust and respect of his teachers. However, this was all a ruse, as he was very manipulative. In his youth, Jamboga was capable of charming everyone at school despite his appearance and surround himself with a group of “friends” which would eventually become the Time Army. Few ever saw anything troubling about the young Jamboga; only a few people ever had an ominous feeling about his imminent fall to darkness, namely Superquack.

Jamboga was also a liar and a hypocrite, even when he was a child. He was sadistic to other children in the orphanage where he grew up. When confronted by Superquack on this he denied any involvement. He also lied repeatedly to Superquack about his dream career. A further example of this is how Jamboga announced to Superhero School that Sarah had opted out to find a safer career, despite knowing full well that Sarah had joined him for glory and revenge. However, his belief of universal cleansing was too powerful to hide completely.

Due to his power and intelligence, and willingness to give racist and vengeful motives a platform and an apparently sympathetic ally, Jamboga gained their support, and, in time, put them into a state of terror that rendered their support unwavering. From his secured position as a crime lord, Jamboga devoted most of his time to study and meditation, often in the ancient shrine situated beneath Clock Castle. Jamboga launched numerous inquiries into the topic of immortality along with his studies of how to understand his full potential to control reality itself on a dimensional scale — which ironically made Superquack help a skeptical Morgan deduce how the Pit of Proclivity worked. Jamboga also has a tendency to break school rules in his youth.

Despite his ruthlessness, Jamboga seemed to be somewhat honorable, as seen by his keeping his end of the bargain when he agreed to end the Winter Wraith's parents, only not slaying them personally because the Winter Wraith agreed to do it herself.

## Powers and abilities

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### Powers

*"The way the power really works is when he controls the very existential state of anything, regardless of whether or not the entity in question is an object or subject, among so many others, Macroburst. You get how that works?"*
―Sarah[src]
* **Reality Manipulation**: Jamboga the Unholy could create, shape and manipulate reality, although Robo eventually realized he was limited to what is already considered "real", meaning he could never make changes from nothing. To tell, he could generate things such as nanites or clay because they already exist. While it seemed he could alter something as inconceivable as logic, he later confessed, albeit mockingly, to Sarah that he did not know how. Throughout the Battle of Clock Castle, he unleashed this very rare ability. Trained to perfection in Superhero School, he was considered by many, including Superquack and Sarah, to be the most powerful mutant in Solar System history — something he himself firmly believed. Even so, he knew he had not fully mastered his ability to control reality and frequently toiled to study his power, the better to unlock all of it, and in theory become all-powerful. Indeed, his knowledge and control of his powers greatly exceeded that of the only known individual to possess Complete Arsenal, who was Morgan. He was also considered the one mutant to have successfully tamed the Darkness, which he used more often than the Light, which in turn limited his knowledge of it, as Superquack indeed claimed his strongest weak spot was his blissful ignorance of Light-oriented mutantry. Although his much-coveted knowledge remained woefully incomplete, it was believed that Jamboga had a mastery over all known powers, previously unknown powers, and could create new abilities on a whim. In addition, Sarah had no confidence in her ability to kill Jamboga, whom she considered to be the greatest supervillain in history, without aid. Jamboga was one of the most powerful Dark mutants of all time, perceived by his apprentice, Sarah, as a “black hole of the darkness” — although it was a closely guarded secret among his elitists that logistically, Mr. Stupid NoHead was a shade more skillful. Everything he warps is only temporary, as the rangers eventually returned to their original forms, albeit dead.
	+ **Telekinesis**: Jamboga was able to move and influence objects through will alone, akin to generating immense concussive force. When Lode charged at him, he clenched his fists and sent his enemy flying through the air and crashing into a wall hard enough for it to be fatal.
	+ **Superhuman speed**: Jamboga also enhanced his speed to intensify his attacks, allowing him to move so quickly that his opponents would often find themselves unable to react in time. He could also speed-glitch opponents and attacks.
	+ **Flight**: Jamboga also possessed the power of Flight.
	+ **Electrokinesis**: Jamboga was a master of lightning and was known to use this both as a lethal attack, and as a way of torturing his enemies. One weakness this power possessed is that it could harm, but not fatally kill, its victims, as shown on several occasions.
	+ **Weather Manipulation**: Jamboga was also the only known being capable of producing a storm of his own power, a Dark technique which he himself discovered, and that had enough power to kill an entire nation. He used this to impede anyone from entering Clock Castle, with only Robo making it through the torrents and into the complex.
	+ **Biokinesis**: Jamboga is even capable of warping the bodies of a living organism, showing the power to release a surge of mutated energy capable of turning his targets into substances and cloth, as he easily turned two rangers into clay and another's head into a tablecloth.
	+ **Shapeshifting**: Jamboga was able to manifest ripples of two large serpents from his forefingers.
* **Foresight**: Jamboga was highly adept at foreseeing the future, often utilizing the power to see his plots to fruition, ensuring that all would proceed as he had envisioned.
* **Power Bestowal**: Jamboga was so powerful in the Darkness that he was able to cloud the superheroes’ powers, making it exceedingly difficult to even use their powers in any situation. He was also capable of enhancing other people’s superpowers.

### Abilities

* **Swordplay:** Jamboga was incredibly skilled in sword combat, one of the greatest duelists of all time who even outrivaled Sarah. Jamboga was one of the very few who was the equal of Morgan, Sarah, and Vincent Organa. As a result of his tremendous skill, he killed Lode and Blasto each with a single blow, and while also engaged with Jay Organa, he slew the formidable Exogale only moments later. He also put up a ferocious fight against Sarah, but was eventually disarmed by the latter. He was ambidextrous and could change his fighting style at a whim—keeping his opponents unsure of what his next move would be. A master of every form of sword combat and stances, Jamboga drew his opponents in, fighting less than his true capability, and then striking the fatal blow when his opponents thought they had the better of him. When fighting at full strength, the criminal was a terrifying opponent. Jamboga had an extremely aggressive dueling style and augmented his swordplay by using Force speed, which allowed him to defeat three experienced superheroes at once with very little effort. His style was a combination of brutal aggression and lethal precision making him an almost unstoppable opponent. Jamboga’s brutal fighting style allowed him to overwhelm Morgan, whose defenses he tore down before striking her down. In fact, the only person known to have defeated him in sword combat was Sarah.
	+ ***Niiten***: Although Jamboga usually used only one sword, he was also a master of dual combat, wielding both of his swords with a violently ferocious yet fluid fighting style.
* **Gifted intellect**: Jamboga the Unholy was very intelligent, considered by most to be near as brilliant as Mr. Stupid NoHead. He created a plan to kill trillions of beings within mere minutes via Nova Grid and nearly succeeded.
	+ **Master manipulator**: Jamboga assembled his inner circle by exploiting vulnerable young people.
	+ **Master deceiver**: Jamboga possessed tremendous acting skills, able to hide his dark nature from the professors of Superhero School for many years before allowing himself to be discovered.
* **Indomitable willpower**: Jamboga possesses an unbreakable will, refusing to ever give ground and, in his eyes, staying true to his supposedly righteous goals of nihilistic omnicide until the very end.

## Facilities

**Clock Castle**: Jamboga the Unholy dwells in a colossal citadel he named Clock Castle. A long-standing rumor persisted that before the castle itself, malevolent mutants built a Dark shrine in the heart of the woods. Clock Castle was later constructed over the shrine. The shrine had been constructed on top of a vergence of the Light, hoping to corrupt it with the Darkness, which eventually succeeded. The enormous black edifice stood against the surrounding wildlife, some far more sentient than others, as a symbol of Dark mutant dominance. Clock Castle was eventually erected over the shrine's foundations so those within would benefit from the dark power inherent in the shrine, allowing him to thrive in his fearsome home.

## Relationships

### Allies

Supermaul was very fond of Jamboga the Unholy, whom he made several “special arrangements” for. One of Jamboga’s most loyal and trusted servants was Nacraton. Nacraton had met him in school before accepting Jamboga’s offer to join the Time Army. In his attempts to get Nacraton to join him, Jamboga also revealed some of his darkest secrets to him. Nacraton served him very loyally indeed. In contrast with his real father, Nacraton saw Jamboga the Unholy as a father figure of sorts, and after been disowned by his own father, was fanatically devoted to the Dark Lord. In fact, at that point Nacraton was willing to sacrifice and give absolutely everything to serve Jamboga. He also believed that if he finished off Superquack, he would be welcomed back, closer to Jamboga than a real son. In essence, Nacraton’s loyalty is only matched by fellow Time Army member Sarah, who he constantly attempted to outrival, to no avail. Jamboga seems to have acknowledged Nacraton’s worth, something his own father failed to do, referring to Nacraton as “his most faithful servant.” However, for all of Jamboga’s public claims, he never truly cared for Nacraton any more than as a useful servant who is as easily disposable as any other. Nacraton’s last mission was during the Battle of Clock Castle. There, he was ultimately destroyed by Vincent Organa. This infuriated Jamboga enough for him to attack Vincent.

### The Winter Wraith

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The Winter Wraith was, arguably, Jamboga’s most loyal and trusted Time Army member. She was entrusted with forming and carrying out the plan to assassinate Morgan, though Jamboga took the job of enforcing any obstacles in the Winter Wraith’s logic. She was fanatically loyal to her master, and was outraged by anyone showing him the slightest disrespect. After Jamboga tricked her into killing her parents, he believed her evil had become irrevocable. Although Jamboga only valued the Winter Wraith for her use to him, he did seem to consider her of greater importance than most of his other servants. He even rescued her once in a battle; she was the sole person who he bothered to help. When she defected to the light, Jamboga was furious, and their relationship turned for the better. Poetically enough, Jamboga's most trusted ally was also his killer.

### Superquack

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Jamboga the Unholy met Superquack at the age of seven, when the teacher came to invite him to attend Superhero School. Although initially suspicious of Superquack, he was at least somewhat impressed by Superquack’s demonstration of his powers. Jamboga was pleased to discover that he was a mutant, as it confirmed the suspicions he long had about being “special.” The boy disturbed Superquack, however, when he admitted to being able to hurt people who displeased him and being able to cast lightning. Even as Jamboga became an extremely popular student among his peers and Professors at Superhero School, Superquack remained wary of him, and kept a very close watch on him.

Jamboga despised Superquack, not only for latter’s continued opposition, but also because Superquack’s belief in the triumphant power of love was something that both confused and disgusted Jamboga. Superquack was thought to be one of the few people Jamboga was unable to intimidate. Superquack steadfastly refused to allow Jamboga to dictate the terms of their relationship, and a trait that would later be inherited by Sarah. Although Superquack did not know about Jamboga's creation of the Time Army, he did know the group, and constantly fought against it, rallying others to help him do this.

In 2008, Superquack and Jamboga met face to face in the Quackville Bank, where Superquack said it was foolish of him to come to the bank. Jamboga initiated a fierce duel with Superquack, during which he tried to murder him, but was unsuccessful; Superquack’s power equaled his own and Jamboga was ultimately forced to retreat.

Jamboga never saw Superquack again; Superquack did not even find out about the latter’s conversion until Sarah told him shortly after Jamboga's demise.

### Justice Circle members

Jamboga the Unholy never had much interaction with individual members of the Justice Circle, however, the Justice Circle immediately moved to stop the villain after he threatened to purge the superheroes for good. Despite redeeming Stick Boy, Jamboga killed Vincent Organa with a cannonball, and he brutally fought and massacred every member of the team (though fortunately, most of them came back to life thanks to Sarah).

## Trivia

* Jamboga the Unholy is one of the most dangerous villains in the D.I.T. Literary Universe due to the scope of his plans and the impossibility of reasoning with him.
* He is an excellent personification of active nihilism, seeking to give people purpose away from temporal planes of existence and showing no respect or empathy for anyone.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `SQ2`
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3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Superquack: Focal Point*
4. ↑ *Band of Justice: Omniverse*

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