Rocket Fugorg

Rocket Fugorg is the owner of Fugorg Machinery and a master engineer. Despite his huge success he is still relatively young and runs the company by himself, supplying machinery and vehicles to Glaggleland.

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## Early life

As a child, Rocket was left on the doorstep of a Giggle family in Gazo Square with nothing but a name tag and a bundle of blue papers. The family sold off the blueprints left with him, which left them more than enough money to enjoy a comfortable life and raise a child. Growing up, Rocket was skilled with his hands and desired to know what made the devices around him function. When he was old enough to begin working, Rocket started at a tinkerer's workshop in the upper, slightly more civilized areas of Gazoland. He found himself able to easily create working machines from the previously useless salvage in the workshop, selling them at a high price to would-be customers of the tinkerer. He ended up being fired for being too prosperous and stealing business from the tinkerer's pocket, which is when Rocket's adopted parents revealed the truth to him about his adoption and, most importantly, the blueprints that came with him.

## Search For Fugorg Blueprints

After learning about the bundle of blueprints given to him as a child, Rocket travelled to Central Glaggleland to track down and secure them in the hopes that he could make sense of them and it would lead him to the truth about his real family. Evidently, nobody had been able to decipher the blueprints as Rocket accidentally discovered one in a crumpled bundle in a Glaggleland scrap workshop. Rocket discovered the blueprint was for a superefficient engine, signed off with a "FUGORG" signature and a two-digit number that even he was unsure the purpose of. Some time later, after a fair deal of hitchhiking and sleeping rough, he stumbled across a second blueprint in an auction which changed everything. This blueprint was for the famous Glagglesnoy power cell, and as soon as Rocket found out the purpose he put two and two together and made a phone call to the Glaggleland Science Team. He constructed a prototype of the power cell and used the soon-to-be widely used Glagglesnoy Activator to fully charge it in a matter of seconds.

## Unexpected Success

Rocket was provided a large research loan, which he used to set up his own factory in Gazoland and begin producing Glagglesnoy power cells. By now, all known Glagglesnoy Activators had been distributed across Gazoland and Central Glaggleland, as well as some other surrounding regions. Rocket had discovered a solution to infinite clean power and everyone was willing to pay huge money to use it. There were issues with the long-term business model, but Rocket's initial goal was never the profit. His breakthrough had provided him with more than enough funds to locate all of the lost blueprints, which in turn boosted his success even further as he put out ancient Fugorg technology.

## Secret of the Blueprints

Now with all of his lost blueprints, Rocket figured out the two-digit number present on every paper was part of a coordinate, one that led to a hidden bunker inside of an indiscriminate glognut field. The bunker, presumably a relic of an ancient war against Enphoso, held a single piece of blue paper which revealed the answers to Rocket's past: the Fugorg family had been picked off one-by-one by Enphosians due to the strength of their unique technology, and so Rocket was left with the Gazolanders as to not arouse suspicion of Enphoso, so that he may one day finish off what they started.

## Current Occupation

Following cooperation with the Glaggleland Government against Ensopho, Rocket is rich beyond his wildest dreams, now with even more purpose behind his engineering feats after discovering the fate of his parents. He also has a son, S.O.R., however Rocket has never revealed how the boy was conceived. Rocket continues to run Fugorg Machinery alone.