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Chicago 18

Chicago 18 is the fifteenth studio album and eighteenth album overall by rock group Chicago. It is notable for being the first album without founding member Peter Cetera on lead vocals. He was replaced with Jason Scheff after Cetera left the band for a solo career. This album also used many session musicians for the guitar parts, as Chris Pinnick had left the band a year earlier.

## Recording

When Jason Scheff was brought into the band, he asked David Foster how he should be singing, and Foster said "Just Like Cetera."

## Chart History

Even though it's two predecessor albums were very successful in terms of sales, Chicago 18 only went gold, and charted at #35 in the US. The album had 2 top 20 singles. Will You Still Love Me? (Number 3), and If She Would Have Been Faithful... (Number 17).

## Personnel

* Jason Scheff - Vocals, Bass
* Bill Champlin - Vocals, Piano
* Robert Lamm - Vocals, Piano
* Lee Loughnane - Trumpet
* Jimmy Pankow - Trombone
* Walt Parzaider - Woodwinds
* Danny Seraphine - Drums

### Session Musicians on Guitar

* Michael Landau
* Howard Feiten
* Steve Lukather
Chicago 17

Chicago 17 is the fourteenth studio album and seventeenth album overall by rock group Chicago. It is their second album for Warner Bros Records, and is their best selling album of all time, being certified for 6 million copies sold in 1997. Four Singles were released from the album and they all reached the top 20 in the US. This is the last album to feature Peter Cetera on lead vocals, as he would leave the band in May of 1985.

## Recording

This album continued the trend of soft rock power ballads without many horns on Chicago's albums.

## Chart History

The album peaked at #4 in the US, their first top 5 album since 1976. The four singles from the album all entered the top 20. Stay the Night (Number 16), Hard Habit to Break (Number 3), You're the Inspiration (Number 3), and Along Comes a Woman (Number 14).

## Personnel

* Peter Cetera - Vocals, Bass
* Bill Champlin - Vocals, Rythym Guitar, Piano
* Robert Lamm - Vocals, Piano, Synthesizer
* Chris Pinnick - Guitar
* Lee Loughnane - Trumpet
* Jimmy Pankow - Trombone
* Walt Parzaider - Woodwinds
* Danny Seraphine - Drums
Chicago III

Chicago III is the 3rd studio album by rock group Chicago. It was produced by James Guercio on Columbia CBS Records.

## Recording

This album is the 3rd double album in a row in 2 years released by Chicago, and was produced in both stereo and quadraphonic versions.

## Chart History

The Album peaked at #2 in the US. The album had 2 top 40 singles. Free (Number 20) and Lowdown (Number 35). The albums release also put their original 2 albums on the charts at the same time.

## Personnel

* Peter Cetera – Vocals, Bass
* Terry Kath – Vocals, Guitar
* Robert Lamm – Vocals, Piano, Organ
* Lee Loughnane – Trumpet
* James Pankow – Trombone
* Walter Parazaider – Woodwinds
* Danny Seraphine – Drums, Percussion
Chicago VII

Chicago VII is the sixth studio album and seventh overall album by rock group Chicago. It is notable for being the first double album since Chicago III and the last double album released. It was produced by James Guercio on Columbia CBS Records.

## Recording

Chicago were growing restless after the Chicago VI tour, and decided to start recording long jazzy suites into their songs with mixed reactions.

On Wishing You Were Here, there are backing vocals from some of The Beach Boys.

## Chart History

The album was their 3rd in a row to reach #1 in the US. It featured 3 top 20 singles. Wishing You Were Here (Number 11), Call On Me (Number 6), and (I've Been) Searching So Long (Number 9).

## Personnel

* Peter Cetera - Vocals, Bass
* Terry Kath - Vocals, Guitar
* Robert Lamm - Vocals, Piano, Organ
* Lee Lougnane - Trumpet, Vocals
* Jimmy Pankow - Trombone, Vocals
* Walt Parzaider - Woodwinds
* Danny Seraphine - Drums
* Laudir de Oliveira - Percussion
Pilot

Pilot is the first episode of Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. It marks the first appearances of Connman, Cooleo, Eddy, Guri (although in an early rough design), David and BlueFlame, as well as the only appearance of Agumon. It is possibly the most remembered episode of the series.

### Plot

The episode begins with Connman and Eddy, as well as BlueFlame and Agumon, caught in captivity by Guri. Connman asks Eddy where Cooleo is and Eddy remarks that Cooleo is always late to save them in difficult situations. Suddenly a bomb explodes and makes a hole in the wall, knocking out Guri and allowing for Cooleo to come in and save them. Connman suddenly realizes that Agumon and BlueFlume are missing. Cooleo reveals via his Super-Powered Wii-U Tracking Device that Agumon had kidnapped BlueFlame and took her to the Comment Bridge. Connman tells Cooleo to stay behind and make sure Guri is arrested while he and Eddy confront Agumon at the Comment Bridge. Once they make it there, Agumon (joined by David) explains that he plans on killing BlueFlame by dropping her into the body of water below the bridge and drowning her. Cooleo catches up and Officer TJ on a police boat demands that Agumon lets BlueFlame go. The trio and Agumon engage in a fight, which ultimately ends with David arrested, Agumon killed and the Comment Bridge destroyed as a result of a bomb thrown by Eddy. BlueFlame is free, and the trio celebrates another victory as the heroes of Commentary City.

### Trivia

* An initial draft of this episode had an entirely different plot focusing on how Eddy and Cooleo met as well as how the three became crime-fighters. The only scene from this draft that survived was a storyboarded scene where Cooleo kills one of three crooks who attempts to drown Eddy in a park fountain.
* Guri has a much more rough and primitive design here than he does in later episodes.
* Two possible running gags are introduced and never used again after this episode. The first being "Connman's Log" which is narrated by Connman in the beginning of the episode. The second being the use of comic-like speech bubbles, which is adressed by Eddy and dropped completely afterward.
* This is the only episode of the series to have been released in 2014. All episodes following were released during the following year.
* The copyrighted song in this episode is *Everybody Have Fun Tonight* by Wang Chung, though it can hardly be heard due to the song being recorded on a microphone.
Chicago V

Chicago V is the fourth studio album and fifth overall album by rock group Chicago. It was produced by James Guercio on Columbia CBS Records. This was also the first single-disc album released by Chicago.

## Recording

After the release of Chicago III, the band decided they were going to start making single disc albums. This album also has a sound resembling their first album, Chicago Transit Authority.

## Chart History

Chicago V was Chicago's first #1 album, staying at #1 for 9 weeks in 1972, and peaking at #24 in the UK. The album also produced the band's biggest single up to that point, Saturday in the Park, which peaked at #3 in the US. The next single was also a top 40 hit, Dialogue (Part I & II) peaked at #24 in the US.

## Personnel

* Peter Cetera - Vocals, Bass
* Terry Kath - Vocals Guitar
* Robert Lamm - Vocals, Piano, Organ
* Lee Loughnane- Trumpet
* Jimmy Pankow - Trombone
* Walt Parzaider - Woodwinds
* Danny Saraphine - Drums, Percussion.
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is is a single released by Chicago from their debut album Chicago Transit Authority. It's B-side is Listen.

## Lyrics and Music

Robert Lamm described the song as "a not very complicated song, but a quirky one, which is what I intended when writing it." He wanted to not make a very blues-ish song, and wanted to give Lee Loughnane a solo. Robert Lamm is on vocals.

## Chart History

The single peaked at #7 in the US, and #2 in Canada.

## Edits

The song has had multiple single edits. The first one omitted the Free Form Piano Intro. The second one started at the trumpet solo, and was included on Chicago's Greatest Hits.
Five Nights at Freddy's

The exterior of the attraction.

Five Nights at Freddy's is a closed attraction at Video Game City. It was the setting for the two part Five Nights at Eddy's episode and was closed for being where Cheese Ninja was trapped for years, with many believing he was killed by the robots inside. Years later, when Connman, Cooleo and Eddy went on vacation to Video Game City, Eddy found Five Nights at Freddy's and ran into it ignoring Cooleo's warnings. They were able to find Cheese Ninja inside and even made it out, but unfortunately so did the evil robots from the game. They began to terrorize the park until the the four, with help from Luigi from the Luigi's Mansion attraction, destroyed them.
Questions 67 and 68

Questions 67 and 68 is the first single released by rock group Chicago from their debut album, Chicago Transit Authority. It was originally released in 1969 with Listen as the B-Side, but it was shortened and re-released in 1971 with I'm A Man as the B-Side

## Lyrics and Music

Robert Lamm wrote the lyrics about a relationship he had in 1967 and 1968, and questions he had about it. The song features Peter Cetera on lead vocals, and Jimmy Pankow arranging the horn section. Pankow said in an interview "In the old days, however, I used to write horns very harmonically. 'Questions 67 & 68' is probably a very good example of how I used to approach horns. I had no rests. We played from the first bar of the song, which is not very musical anymore. We got away with that then, I guess."

## Japanese Version

This song, along with Lowdown, were recorded in completely Japanese for concerts in Japan, and also for the Japanese album The Heart of Chicago 1967 - 1971 Volume II Special Edition.

## Chart History

When the song was originally released in 1969, it peaked at #71 on the US Charts. When it was re-released in 1971, it peaked at #24.
Fight Fetish Clan

The Fight Fetish Clan is a clan of teleporting ninjas in the Conn, Swagge n' Eddy comic. Not much is known about them, but most of them may have disappeared. It's also unknown exactly why they were called the Fight Fetish Clan. Cheese Ninja and Eddie are possibly the only remaining members, with Cheese Ninja being a master and Eddie being a student.
Chicago XIV

Chicago XIV is the twelfth studio album and fourteenth album overall by rock group Chicago. It is notable for being their poorest selling and charting album up to that point, failing to be certified gold. It is the first Chicago album to feature Chris Pinnick on Guitar. After the failure of this album, Columbia Records dropped Chicago from their label.

## Recording

Chicago was trying to win back fans after the commercial and critical failure of their last album Chicago 13. They tried using a new producer, Tom Dowd.

## Chart History

The album stalled at #71 on the US charts and had no charting singles, and because of this, Columbia dropped Chicago from their label.

## Personnel

* Peter Cetera - Vocals, Bass
* Robert Lamm - Vocals, Piano, Organ
* Chris Pinnick - Guitar
* Lee Loughnane - Trumpet
* Jimmy Pankow - Trombone
* Walt Parzaider - Woodwinds
* Danny Seraphine - Drums
* Laudir de Oliveira - Percussion
Cooleo Swagge (Comic)

Cooleo is one of the four main protagonists of the Conn, Swagge n' Eddy comic. Like his counterpart, he is the most technologically inclined of the team, though more of a mechanic as well.

### Personality

He's more irritable than he is in the original series, with how Connman is always pulling tricks on him in the comic. Even so, he's still very kindhearted and willing to help.

### Biography

Cooleo is longtime friends with both Connman and Eddy, as well as being good friends with Eddie and Cheese Ninja. He hears a knock on the door and goes to answer it, but before he could reach the doorknob, the door slams open, hitting him in the face and knocking him out. When he's woken up, he punches Eddie in the face for knocking him out, then greets him. Eddy relays their current mission to stop Ben to Cooleo, and they embark on it.

Later, when the four are traveling past a mountainside on their mission, Cooleo as well as the rest of the boys are offered a trip to a tailor shop by Eddie. Cooleo accepts and goes with him and Connman. When they catch up with Eddy, Cooleo is in new clothes and has his hair tied back.

### Trivia

* This is the only version of Cooleo Swagge to be taller than one of the other team members (Connman in this case), since in most versions he is the shortest and youngest of them.
* Cooleo in his new clothes at the end of chapter 2 inspired the look for Cooleo in the upcoming Conn, Swagge n' Eddy reboot.
Chicago XI

Chicago XI is the ninth studio album and eleventh album overall by rock group Chicago. It is notable for being the last album produced by James Guercio and was the last album to feature Terry Kath on guitar, as a few months after the album's release, he would accidentally shoot himself. It was produced by James Guercio on Columbia CBS Records.

## Recording

This was the final album to be recorded at James Guercio's Ranch in Colorado.

## Chart History

The album reached #6 in the US, and it's biggest hit was Baby, What a Big Surprise, which peaked at #4. Take Me Back To Chicago peaked at #63.

## Personnel

* Peter Cetera - Vocals, Bass
* Terry Kath - Vocals, Guitar
* Robert Lamm - Vocals, Piano, Organ
* Lee Loughnane - Vocals, Trumpet
* Jimmy Pankow - Vocals, Trombone
* Walt Parzaider - Woodwinds
* Danny Seraphine - Drums
* Laudir de Oliveira - Percussion
David Wash (Original)

David Wash is an antagonist of the original Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. He is a burglar who usually gets into trouble with the trio.

### Biography

David was part of a bad group of people. He as well as Dark Agumon and HalfBoiledHero were a part of a street gang that cause lots of trouble from looting, robberies and even murder. The gang try and start trouble with Eddy and Cooleo, proceed to try and drown Eddy in a nearby park fountain until Cooleo stabs HalfBoiledHero to save him. The other two run away. After this incident, he would work separately from Agumon as just a common petty crook, robbing banks and jewelry stores. Agumon eventually calls for David's help on a murder attempt at the Comment Bridge. The plan was to kidnap BlueFlame and drop her off the side of the bridge into the body of water below, drowning her. He would act as the one to drop her, but the plan was thwarted in a fatal way by Connman, Cooleo and Eddy, as Eddy would throw a bomb at Agumon, killing him and destroying the bridge. David would survive (albeit injured by an arrow shot at him by Cooleo) and arrested. He must have escaped prison however, as he was back on the streets. This time, in disguise as a construction worker collecting tolls by people who would cross the nearly-rebuilt Comment Bridge.

### Trivia

* In the scrapped episode "Reign of Rion", it was revealed he disguised himself as a toll collector just to steal all the money intended to go into rebuilding the bridge.
* David's wolf mask is a cut and pasted image of Don Karnage from Disney's *Talespin* animated series.
Chicago 19

Chicago 19 is the sixteenth studio album and nineteenth album overall by rock group Chicago. This is their final album to produce a #1 single, Look Away. This is also their last album to feature original drummer Danny Seraphine, as he would be fired from the band in 1990.

## Recording

Like the last album, the band used many songwriters from outside the band, including Dianne Warren and Jimmy Scott. The band brought in Dawayne Bailey on guitar, and he would stay on guitar until 1995.

## Chart History

The album was certified platinum and reached #37 on the US Charts. The album featured 4 top 10 singles. Look Away (Number 1), I Don't Wanna Live Without Your Love (Number 3), You're Not Alone (Number 10), and later in 1989, What Kind of Man Would I Be? (Number 5).

## Personnel

* Jason Scheff - Vocals, Bass
* Bill Champlin - Vocals, Piano
* Robert Lamm - Vocals, Piano
* Dawayne Bailey - Guitar
* Lee Loughnane - Trumpet
* Jimmy Pankow - Trombone
* Walt Parzaider - Woodwinds
* Danny Seraphine - Drums
Live at Carnegie Hall

Live at Carnegie Hall is the first live album and fourth overall album by rock group Chicago. It is a four part album which covers 5 days of the Chicago III Tour in 1971. It was produced by James Guercio on Columbia CBS Records.

## Recording

Chicago was the first Rock n' Roll band to fill out Carnegie Hall for a full week in 1971, and all of those shows were recorded and put onto this 4 part box set. Columbia Records were very skeptical on the idea of this album, and indeed, critics thought that it was too long, but it sold well and was certified platinum by the RIAA in 1986.

## Chart History

The album peaked at #3 in the US and did not chart in the UK. No singles were released from the album.

## Personnel

* Peter Cetera – Vocals, Bass
* Terry Kath – Vocals, Guitar
* Robert Lamm – Vocals, Piano, Organ
* Lee Loughnane – Trumpet, Percussion
* James Pankow – Trombone, Percussion
* Walter Parazaider – Woodwinds, Percussion
* Danny Seraphine – Drums, Percussion
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Mr. Connman (Comic)

Mr. Connman is one of the four main protagonists of the Conn, Swagge n' Eddy comic. He is a lot less laid back than his counterpart, and way more aggressive. He is part of the main trio but doesn't quite trust Eddie.

### Personality

Connman is more aggressive this time around. As team's brawler, he isn't ever opposed to a fight. When Eddie first comes into his apartment, Connman takes him for an enemy and proceeds to approach him with his Cigar Blade. When it's revealed to him that Eddie is close friends with Eddy and Cooleo, he's confused, still not entirely trusting of Eddie. When Eddie offers to take him and the other guys to a tailor shop, he reluctantly accepts.

### Biography

Connman is friends with Eddy and Cooleo and is a member of the crime-fighting trio Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. Unlike Eddy and Cooleo however, he didn't know about Eddie's inclusion in the team and their meeting with him that afternoon. When Eddie barges into the apartment, Connman immediately assumes he is an enemy for how he knocked Cooleo out with the door and approaches in battle with Eddie. He soon hits Eddy in the face by accident as he comes through the doorway. Connman notices that Eddy and Cooleo already know Eddie, and is confused. Eddy fills him in and relays the mission to him and the rest of the team. They are to search for Ben and question him about his dangerous drawings.

In the middle of the team's hike on a mountainside in their search for Ben, Connman and the rest of the boys are offered by Eddie a chance to go to a tailor shop in a town nearby. Connman reluctantly accepts, along with Cooleo, and goes with Eddie. Later, Connman and the other two catch up with Eddy, sporting a new outfit and a clean shave.

### Trivia

* This iteration of Connman is the only one to be shorter than the rest of the team, as artist Syphn designed him with proportions more like Mario.
* Connman from this comics in his new look at the end of chapter 2 is the inspiration for Connman's look in the upcoming Conn, Swagge n' Eddy reboot, though a lot taller and more muscular.
Video Game City

The front entrance of Video Game City

Video Game City is an amusement park that's home to numerous video game-themed attractions. The attractions are all interactive like the video games they're based on, but are built like typical rides at an amusement park. Video Game City is of course the setting of the two part Five Nights at Eddy's episode of the original Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. This is where the boys go on vacation until Eddy barges into their closed Five Nights at Freddy's attraction, causing the robots in it to escape and terrorize the park. Thankfully they're stopped and business in the park can continue as usual.

### Attractions

* Super Mario Bros.The Legend of ZeldaSonic The HedgehogMinecraftFive Nights at Freddy'sSuper Mario KartWii SportsLuigi's Mansion
Guri

Guri (GurigorloX in full) is one of the antagonists of the original Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. The crimes he normally commits are kidnappings and, in the case of the first episode, trying to enslave people.

### Personality

Guri often tries to be mischievous, but he's hardly threatening.

### Biography

His backstory to how he became a villain are unknown. He was first seen trying to enslave people (including Connman and Eddy). His operation is shut down by Cooleo though, as he is knocked out by one of Cooleo's bombs, freeing his victims. Cooleo makes sure that Guri is arrested so that he can battle Agumon at the Comment Bridge. After a day in prison, he escapes via a hole in his cell wall hidden by his list of deceased people and starts causing more trouble. To get back at the trio, he goes to Cooleo's house and abducts his wife Mary and takes her to a construction site. He uses his "love potion" on Mary to make her obey his command. When the trio confront him, he sicks Mary at them. When that fails, the construction site gets knocked over by the trio and Mary with him on it.

### Trivia

* Guri's design in the first episode was very rough and crude compared to his design in episode 2 ownard.
에어소프트건/소모품

에어소프트건의 주된 발사체.

* 0.25g : 대한민국에서 0.25g 이상의 BB탄은 일명 '중량탄'으로 불리며, 장전하여 사용 시 총포법에 위배된다. 다만 일부 대만, 홍콩제 에어소프트건은 중량탄 사용을 상정하고 제작된 모델이 있다.

### 재질에 따른 분류

* ABS
* PLA : 상품명에 '바이오'가 붙은 것들이 이 종류이다. 자연 환경에 방치하면 생분해되어 환경오염이 덜하나, 특정 조건에서는 썩지 않고 1년 이상을 버티기도 한다.

가스
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가스식 에어소프트건의 추진제. 고압으로 압축되어 있다가 상온 1기압에 노출되면 팽창하며 BB탄을 밀어내는 원리이다.

### CO₂

이산화탄소는 캔이 아니라 캡슐 단위로 판매되며, 캡슐을 통째로 장전하여 사용한다. 장전한 채로 오래 보관하면 고장의 원인이 되므로 가급적 한 번 장전한 캡슐은 그 날로 다 소모하는 것이 좋다. CO2식 에어소프트건은 일반 가스건보다 기온 영향을 덜 받는다.

## 방청제

녹을 제거 및 방지하고 약간의 윤활기능도 갖는 오일. 유명한 WD-40이 여기에 해당한다.

주의할 점은, 방청제 종류는 구동부에 사용시 빠르게 증발하여 윤활 목적으로 사용하기 어렵고, 플라스틱 부품을 녹일 수 있다. 금속 총몸 겉면 도포 혹은 윤활유 사용에 앞서 해당 부위를 헹구는 용도로 사용하는 것이 좋다.

## 윤활유

구동부위의 작동을 원활하게 하고 마모를 방지하는 오일.

전동건의 기어박스에는 가급적 점도가 높은 윤활유를 사용하는 것이 좋다. 점도가 높을수록 증발이 더디고 이물질에 약해지는데, 기어박스의 폐쇄적인 구조 상 이물질의 유입은 거의 없고 분해조립이 어렵기 때문에 점도가 높은 윤활유가 기어박스의 관리에 유리한 것이다.
BlueFlame

BlueFlame is a supporting character in Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. She is a 12 year old citizen of Commentary City who is usually in harm's way.

### Personality

BlueFlame is a stubborn kid. She is often ungrateful to the trio after being saved by them. On two occasions she's called them "plebs" after being rescued. The first time was when she was saved from being dropped off the side of the Comment Bridge by Agumon. The second time was when Connman stopped the robots from Five Nights at Freddy's from approaching her in Video Game City.

### Biography

BlueFlame is a citizen of Commentary City. She was caught in a murder attempt by Agumon and David when they attempted to throw her off the side of the Comment Bridge, causing her to drown in the lake below. They are stopped by the trio when Eddy threw a bomb, killing Agumon and destroying the bridge. BlueFlame displays her disinterest in the trio's efforts to save her by saying "If you plebs are done saving me now, I think I'm gonna go home" and leaves. She can be seen the day after on a park bench taunting Cooleo on his way to Connman and Eddy's apartment. She is then seen at Video Game City where the Five Nights at Freddy's robots start terrorizing the park. They approach BlueFlame, but Connman stops them by punching them. She chastises Connman for hurting his hand by punching a metal robot. As the rest of the trio chases after the robots, she calls them plebs once again.

### Trivia

* BlueFlame's design is copied from a chibi Squid Girl.
Mary Swagge (Original)

Mary Swagge is a supporting character in the original Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. She is the wife of Cooleo Swagge. She is mute and her unknown occupation requires her to always be wearing a mask and hood.

### Personality

Mary Swagge is a loving wife who cares for her husband. While she may not speak, she still shows her love for her husband and would do anything for him. She is, however, very strong as seen in The Love Guri when she is able to overpower and defeat Connman under Guri's control.

### Biography

Her background is mostly unknown, however it is very possible that she met Cooleo Swagge when he saved her in one of his crime-fighting missions. The two grew a connection and fell in love with each other. They soon got married and live in their own house, unlike Connman and Eddy who share an apartment. She is abducted by Guri and used as the test subject for his "love potion" that he claims "makes the ladies obey every command". When the trio catch up to him, he commands the brainwashed Mary to attack them. She easily overpowers Connman, but lets a disguised Eddy run past her. She approaches Cooleo, who instead of attacking her, givers her a kiss that wears off the effects of the love potion. She helps Cooleo defeat Guri by using a wrecking ball to destroy the structure he was standing on right under his feet. She thanks the boys for saving her.

### Trivia

* Mary's design is copied from the "Shy Gal" created by Minus8.
* While a rather minor character for most of the series, she was however planned to play a bigger role in The Billy Saga.
* While not appearing in the first episode, she is mentioned in it by Cooleo when he comments how it's very late and how he needs to come home to his wife.
Eddy (Comic)

Eddy is one of the four main protagonists of the Conn, Swagge n' Eddy comic. Unlike his counterpart, he is now the leader of the team and not just some bumbling third wheel.

### Personality

Eddy is the most responsible and focused of the team, making him the leader. He is the one to fill the rest of the team in on the Ben incident and initiates the search for him. He's also a bit playful, as he claims that Connman is jealous of Eddie.

### Biography

He is very close friends with Connman and Cooleo, having been their crime fighting leader. He's also good friends with new recruit Eddie. He organizes for Eddie to meet up with him and the other two at the apartment, but ran a bit late. He gets accidentally smacked in the face by Connman in the middle with his tussle with Eddie. Once everyone is present and accounted for, Eddy turns the TV on to the news, in which the news anchor reports that former TV personality Ben T. Looney has gone on a murderous rampage, killing people with his drawings that melt people to death. Eddy remembers the name and flashes back to when he first heard of him. He was first introduced to him in middle school by Cheese Ninja, and later checks out his work for himself, amazed by it. Eddy then gets the three together to explain his plan: to find Ben and question him.

Later on, the four go traveling on a mountainside on their search for Ben. Eddie offers the boys a trip to a tailor shop nearby, which Eddy declines because of his fear of needles. Just after the rest of the team teleport away, Eddy finds a water fountain in a nearby cave. It's a trap put out by a villain named Manga Artist, who replaced the water with a special type of "virus ink" that melts anyone's skin upon touching it. Eddy gets some of it on his arm and wraps his over shirt around it so that he can fight Manga Artist without the use of his arms. Manga Artist approaches, but Eddy kicks him in the groin. It was a trap however, and the tendons in Eddy's legs are melted by some leftover ink on the ground. Manga Artist, full of pride, attacks him. However, Eddy is able to get back up and hit him with a barrage of punches, sending him flying down the side of the mountain. Soon after, Eddie, Connman and Cooleo return with brand new outfits. Eddie gives Eddy a new coat, which he loves.

### Trivia

* Eddy mentions to Connman that he finds Eddie hot and beautiful, possibly hinting at Eddy having a crush on Eddie.
* This iteration of Eddy inspired the one in the upcoming Conn, Swagge n' Eddy reboot.
Billy L. (Original)

Billy L. is an antagonist in the original Conn, Swagge n' Eddy series. He is the main antagonist of the ill-fated second season of the series titled The Billy Saga, which would've been a turning point for the series. He is a young aspiring criminal who kidnaps Eddy and plans to force him to aid him in crimes.

### Personality

Billy was a timid kid, often letting peer pressure get the best of him. This is the case for how he became a villain, as he found himself in a new place filled with crime and is pressured into being a criminal by the place's inhabitants. He did, however, build up some confidence when he had the idea to abduct Eddy and attempt to force him to become his partner in crime.

### Biography

Billy was a kid anxious to go out and explore the world outside his hometown of Burtonland. He finally has the chance to, but before he does, he is given friendly advice by his friend Paul. He sets off on his Flying Yellow Submarine to find a new land to explore. He lands on a broken run-down city called New Woodsgow, where crime was rampant and pretty much everyone living there was a criminal. The inhabitants take notice of Billy's arrival and start questioning him, asking if he's a bad guy just like them. Billy buckles under the pressure and claims to be one of them, but leaves most of the crime work to his assistant. They ask where his assistant is and he hesitates for an answer, so he goes back into his Submarine to look up potential partners. He finally finds Eddy and reads up on how he destroyed the Comment Bridge and murdered Agumon in the process. He also learns of how stubborn he was to play the haunted game Five Nights at Freddy's. He decides he wants Eddy as his partner in crime. That night, he buys himself a fancy suit and goes out to abduct Eddy, leaving a note behind for Connman to read the following morning. When Eddy wakes up to discover he was kidnapped, Billy explains to him that he needs a partner in crime and that Eddy is perfect for the role. When Eddy protests this and claims that he isn't a criminal, Billy questions the credibility of that, bringing up the time he killed Agumon on the bridge with the bomb. He once again offers Eddy the role of partner in crime, but Eddy still refuses. Billy activates a trap door underneath him. It's unknown what happens next due to the sudden end of the series not properly concluding the story.

### Trivia

* His outfit was inspired by Willy Wonka's outfit in Tim Burton's *Charlie and the Chocolate Factory*.
* He is based on Billy H.L., who voices him in the series and had the most creative input for his character.
* This character was initially supposed to be a cop who annoyed Eddy at every turn, but Billy H.L. had the idea to make him the villain he is in the series.
* Unlike the other antagonists in the series who are bad for the sake of being bad, Billy was supposed to be a more fleshed out and deep character who would change his ways at the end of the saga.
The Comment Bridge

The Comment Bridge moments after its destruction.

The Comment Bridge was a bridge used for people to go in or out of Commentary City in the original Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. A murder/kidnapping was attempted on this bridge by Dark Agumon, who was killed by the blast of a bomb thrown by Eddy that also destroyed the bridge. It was slowly in the process of being rebuilt thanks to toll payments donated by citizens to construction workers (one of which being an unmasked David) for them to put into rebuilding the bridge.

### Trivia

* As an homage, Issue 1 of Conn, Swagge n' Eddy Urban Heroes has its climax take place on an "exploded" bridge, similar to Comment Bridge.
Dark Agumon (Original)

Dark Agumon was an antagonist in Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. He was a serial killer and was the only character to have died in the series to date (not counting HalfBoiledHero, who dies in a still-canon scrapped pilot).

### Personality

Dark Agumon is a ruthless killer. He has no problems killing anyone, even children as he tried to drown BlueFlame in the first episode.

### Biography

His history with the trio goes back to before the events of episode 1. His first encounter with anyone in the trio was when Eddy and Cooleo were on their way to Commentary City. He, as well as David and a third gang member HalfBoiledHero, start harassing the two and proceed to drag Eddy to a nearby fountain and attempt to drown him in it. They run away after Cooleo uses his swiss-army sword to stab HalfBoiledHero to get them to stop, killing him. He and David split from each other to commit crimes on their own until one night when he called on David to assist him in drowning BlueFlame on the lake under the Comment Bridge. When the trio showed up to save her, Agumon's altercation with them ended with him killed by a bomb blast that destroyed the Comment Bridge.

### Trivia

* The decision to make this character a Pikachu came from character's namesake often using smaller Pokémon as their profile picture.
Cheese Ninja (Comic)

Cheese Ninja is a supporting character in the Conn, Swagge n' Eddy Comic. He is an old friend of the trio as well as Eddie, and is already a master of the Fight Fetish Clan. Like his counterpart, he also has teleportation powers.

### Personality

He is very cunning and full of wisdom, as his occupation as a teleporting ninja requires him to be. However, like his friend Eddie, he can be very boisterous and cocky like when he taunts and threatens Ben T. Looney in his own quarters.

### Biography

Cheese Ninja had been a teleporting ninja for most of his life. He would teleport into Eddy's middle school to talk to him during his lunch hour, most notably though when he introduces Eddy to Ben T. Looney, an artist/cartoonist/TV personality he admired and wanted to show to Eddy. Years later, his opinion on Ben would change, as he goes on a murderous rampage drawing pictures that melt people to death. He teleports into Ben's personal quarters to confront him. Ben tries to kill him by showing him one of his drawings, but is unsuccessful. Cheese Ninja teleports behind him and proceeds to taunt and threaten him, before seemingly leaving (though he hides on the ceiling out of sight). He witnesses Lord Marumi barge into Ben's room angry at his misuse of her powers and decapitate him. He decides he needs to warn Eddie and the trio.

### Trivia

* Cheese Ninja may or may not be Eddie's mentor of the teachings of the Fight Fetish clan.
* This iteration of Cheese Ninja inspired the one set to appear in the Conn, Swagge n' Eddy reboot, especially with the outfit being a yellow skin-tight spandex suit.
Make Me Smile

Make Me Smile is the third single released by rock group Chicago from their second Chicago II. It is taken from a 15 minute 7 part suite written by Jimmy Pankow called Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon. When it was released as a single it was edited to feature the last part of the suite "Now More Than Ever". It's B-side is Colour My World.

## Chart History

Make Me Smile was Chicago's first Top 10 Hit, peaking at #9. It sparked interest in the band's prior singles, and because of this, Questions 67 and 68 and Beginnings were re-released and charted higher than in 1969.
Taylor Gryster

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This Article is a Spoiler to Main Emerdon Events. Do Not Read Further Unless You Have Watched the Emerdon Main Series. - Windows (7.23.21)

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# Bio

## Early Life

Taylor was born into a good family and went to a good school. After his parents died in a freak car accident, he lived on his own and did it surprisingly well for a 12 year old. He was soon kidnapped after being the witness of a breaking and entering. Before almost being killed for his nationality, A relative to one of the kidnappers was visiting (reason(s) unknown) and stumbled upon the situation. Taylor was soon saved by the relative and was raised by them. This would turn out to be Gray Sirus.

## Girus and Plot Significance

Gray Sirus would go on to adopt and train Taylor in combat, stealth, phycological manipulation, and technology. After 6 years of training, Taylor Gryster became Girus’ representative for business deals out of the FUSSR, the main agent and mercenary for Girus. He would also become the only voluntary test subject for the BLBHT (Brain Link Between Human and Technology) project due to the processes involved. Due to his line of work he knows many secrets about both RS and Emerdon. They have been seen with different high ranking individuals from multiple factions. After a few close calls with being caught by law enforcement, Taylor went incognito and started where a mask to protect his identity. Due to the lack of paperwork in the FUSSR about Taylor, law enforcement and bounty hunters searching to capture or kill him usually search in the Ottoman Caliphate.

## Trivia

- Disguises as higher ranked individuals within RS and Emerdon.

- Follows Gray Sirus around due to Taylor being Gray’s adopted son and because of pay.

- Spray paints during a mission, but does it at acceptable locations and times.

- Sometimes gets cocky and pulls unnecessary stunts when focusing on a mission that almost has costed the reputation of Girus.

- Voiced by TTS and multiple people (simultaneously) to help hide his identity more but there is a voice that is actually his voice.
Eddie

Eddie (renamed to Rammy) is one of the four main protagonists of the Conn, Swagge n' Eddy comic. He identifies as both male and female. As the last student of the Fight Fetish Clan, Eddie has the ability to teleport much like Cheese Ninja.

### Personality

Eddie is known to be cocky and boisterous, but in general is a kind-hearted person. He's shown kindness to the rest of his team except for Connman, who he playfully teases.

### Biography

Eddie is said to be the last student of the Fight Fetish clan, and as such he knows Cheese Ninja. He meets up with Eddy to join the team. When he arrives at the boys' apartment, he is mistaken for a villain by Connman for the way he accidentally knocks Cooleo out with the door. Eddy then catches up with him and the other two and explains that former news reporter Ben T. Looney became evil and that they need to stop him. He accepts their mission and ventures off with them. Later, on their quest, he offers to take the boys to a tailor shop at a nearby town. Only Connman and Cooleo accept the offer, but Eddy declines. Eddie teleports them there and they come back to Eddy with new outfits. Eddie hands Eddy a coat tailor made for him, which Eddy really likes.

### Trivia

* Eddie is hinted at being included in the latest Conn, Swagge n' Eddy reboot as a female and renamed to Rammy.
* As Rammy, she is used in numerous Vocaloid covers by her creator Syphn, a Vocaloid producer.
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Mr. Connman (Original)

Connor Connman, better know as Mr. Connman, is one of the main protagonists of the original Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. He serves as the trio's leader and is often on top of whatever situation he and his friends are in.

### Personality

Despite being the responsible leader in the team, he's actually pretty laid back. He's often seen smoking a cigar and his eyes are normally very relaxed, only being open halfway. His nonchalance can be seen when Cooleo tries to warn either him or Eddy about something he's very worried about. When Cooleo tells Connman that he needs to warn Eddy about the bounty placed on him in episode 2, Connman seems to have already known about it, but doesn't express any sort of worry or fear for his friend. When Cooleo tells Eddy why he shouldn't walk into the haunted game Five Nights at Freddy's, Connman very calmly interrupts him to tell him that Eddy ran inside. This isn't always the case however, as Connman still takes things very serious. He is the one to advise Eddy against going out in public without a disguise, as well as being the one to tell him not to light Guri on fire.

### Biography

Connman and Eddy grew up together in Commentary City as childhood friends. However, after Eddy briefly moved away to Rantopolis, Connman was left alone without much in the way of a career for himself. He soon trained himself to be an expert crime-fighter, even fastening himself a handy new weapon called a "Cigar-Saber". One day, when Eddy was supposed to come to Commentary City for a friendly visit at Connman's apartment, Connman instead heard from Eddy and a new friend named Cooleo Swagge that they both ran into some trouble on the way with a local gang. Hearing this, Connman had the idea of offering Eddy to live in his apartment and forming a crime-fighting alliance given his experience with crime-fighting at that point. Since it was his idea, he appointed himself as leader, and determined that Cooleo Swagge would be the brains. Eddy pretty much tagged along. From then on, him and his new crime-fighting partners would challenge the criminals of Commentary City and bring them all to justice.

### Trivia

* Connman's design came from a friend of the series creator, who sported a profile picture of Mario smoking weed.
* Because of his nonchalant attitude, viewers really liked Connman and made him somewhat of a fan favorite character.
Eddy (Original)

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Eddy, often referred to as Eddy the Scammer, is a protagonist of the original Conn, Swagge n' Eddy. He is described as being the third wheel, as he doesn't have any clear role in the team, he just helps out however he can. He's usually very stubborn and doesn't listen to his friend's warnings, causing him to cause problems for the trio.

### Personality

Eddy is a stubborn person, and has a huge disregard for safety as seen in episode 1 when he uses a bomb to put an end to Agumon's games and kills him along with destroying the Comment Bridge. His stubbornness comes in when he doesn't heed Cooleo's warning about Five Nights at Freddy's and goes in to play it anyway. Despite this though, Eddy doesn't think he's in the wrong. When Cooleo chastises his decision to use a bomb, Eddy deflects the blame and shifts it towards Cooleo for not giving him a safer bomb. When Billy L. captures him and forces him to be his partner in crime, he questions Eddy's ability to be heroic given that he was the direct cause of someone's death (a serial killer's death, but still someone's death nonetheless).

### Biography

Eddy was childhood friends with Connman back when he lived in Commentary City. He later moved to Rantopolis in his teens, leaving Connman alone in Commentary City. Years later as an adult, he decides to pay his childhood friend a visit. Along the way however, he meets Cooleo Swagge, who he gets along with almost instantly. He soon gets into trouble with a gang made up of Dark Agumon, David Wash and HalfBoiledHero however and is nearly drowned by them in a park fountain until Cooleo saves him by stabbing HalfBoiledHero, killing him. After this ordeal, he and Cooleo finally make it to Connman, whom he tells about their incident. He is offered a home in Connman's apartment and a role in his crime-fighting trio. Though not exactly a clear role, Eddy's role is that of a third wheel, someone the two can rely on for extra help. At some point later down the line however, he is abducted by Billy L. to become his partner in crime. Due to the series' sudden ending, it's unknown whether he was rescued or not.

### Trivia

* Eddy's design is copied from Eddy in Ed, Edd n Eddy.
* Eddy has a poster of Cooleo's wife Mary on his wall, probably hinting at a crush he might've had on her.
Eto Von Richtofen

## Bio

She was raised by a loving family. And met Aldrin in school until College. And went on to be a Military Officer. Until she was elected Vice Prime Minister In Antienam during September 1951. There he met Aldrin being the Prime Minister. And She stalks him even in a restaurant. Hell, She even knows Aldrin's favorite song. She lives in the Roosevelt House. And one night, She and Aldrin went on a date and what happens after that is pretty self explanatory. And whenever Aldrin flies a F-4E Phantom II or a F-14D Tomcat. She's always the WSO or RIO of the aircraft.

## Plot Significance

She is known for intercepting secret Risen Sun plans during the Sakurai War. And the woman in charge of the destruction of Risen Sun's gigantic weapon. And of course, She saves Aldrin multiple times from Assasination attempts carried out by Risen Sun Spies. And she is a spy herself, She sneaks into Risen Sun facilities and she hasn't been caught yet.

## Eto Von Richtofen

### Children

Ichika Roosevelt and Aldrin Roosevelt Jr

Aldrin being the Photobomber
## Misc Information

- During her spy missions, she always acts like she's the higher up in Risen Sun Facilities.

-Likes Donuts
Engineer

## Engineer

### Aliases

'#1 Racist'Dick

Ass

Mr Hitler

"1619 to 1865"

Fat Cunt

"Embodiment of insanity"

Lawyerman

## Biographical Information

### Criminal Record

Murder (7)Mass Genocide

Blackmarket Gambling

Distribution of illegal substances

# Description

* Play chess (Nerddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd)
* Play competitively (Cringeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee)
* Like to smurf (Junk)
* Nerdddddddddddddddddddddddd Weabooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
* Likes men
* Beastiality
Federation of Antienam

The Federation of Antienam is a strong and wealthy nation. The Economy strives thanks to it's Machinery and Agricultural sections. It's ruled by Aldrin Roosevelt who is the national hero of Antienam. He is the most kindest leader ever to date. The Crimes in Antienam are very low. There is a welfare act in the country itself. And people get paid decent wages. It's air force is comprised of F-14 Tomcats which are undoubtedly the best fighters in the world. It's has a strong navy as well. All the while the ground forces uses the XM-1. The Early Abrams.

All the vehicles used are exported from the US.