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| − | ''' | + | | name=Farmer Jon |
| − | ''' | + | | image=[[Image:Farmerjon GH.png|200px]] |
| − | ''' | + | | bgcolor=ForestGreen |
| − | + | | fgcolor=Black | |
| − | + | | real name=Jonathan Dude | |
| + | | aliases=Jonathan Dobour | ||
| + | | birthyear=1940 | ||
| + | | species=Human | ||
| + | | hair=Brown to Gray | ||
| + | | eyes= | ||
| + | | relatives=[[EVIL Scientist Dude]]: Brother<br />[[Luiigii of the Pipes]]: Son/Adopted Nephew<br />[[Ashley]]: Granddaughter<br />[[Dodo (son)|Dodo]]: Great-Grandson '''(GT)'''<br />[[Luigi of the Stars]]: Great-Great-Grandson '''(GT)'''<br />[[Triple-X]]: Nephew '''(GT)''' | ||
| + | | origin=[[United States of America]] | ||
| + | | base= | ||
| + | | affiliation= | ||
| + | | abilities=Bizarre inhuman abilities<br>Inability to die (see second Trivia) | ||
| + | | occupation=Farmer | ||
| + | | status= | ||
| + | | weaponry=Pitchforks and such | ||
| + | | creator=[[GORE-ILLA (Author)|GORE-ILLA]] | ||
| + | | debut=[[The Quest for Masamune...'s Server]] | ||
| + | |}} | ||
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| + | '''Farmer Jon''' is a deranged farmer who appears as a villain in several OGs. | ||
=Background= | =Background= | ||
| − | Jonathan was born to the agricultural Dude family, a family with a hatred of technology that Jonathan shared. When Jonathan grew up, he took control of the family farm. His younger brother, [[EVIL Scientist Dude|EVIL Scientist]], turned to becoming a technological mastermind, causing the family to disown him. Farmer Jon also developed some strange powers over the years, before he decided to go on quest to destroy technology and all users of technology to free their souls. | + | Jonathan was born to the agricultural Dude family, a family with a hatred of technology that Jonathan shared. When Jonathan grew up, he took control of the family farm. His younger brother, [[EVIL Scientist Dude|EVIL Scientist]], turned to becoming a technological mastermind, causing the family to disown him. Farmer Jon also developed some strange powers over the years, before he decided to go on quest to destroy technology and all users of technology to free their souls. At one point he also sired a son in [[Canada]] with the goddess of harvest when he was attempting to make some good farmland there. The son was named [[Luiigii of the Pipes|Lucas]], but he did not see any potential in the boy, which led him to abandon the boy in the wilderness there. |
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| + | ===Good Timeline=== | ||
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| + | This quest brought him to the [[Kwest]] series eventually, but he never did much of significance. In [[The Quest for Masamune....'s Server]], Farmer Jon attempted to destroy Masamune's server while Kester was still in it. Farmer Jon apparently died soon after in a plane crash, but he mysteriously survived. He briefly appeared in [[The Quest for Golem....'s I Love Lucy Episode]], where he had replaced [[God of Poverty]] as the third member of [[Team Thrakun]] until the story self-destructed. | ||
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| + | In [[Gamehiker Member OG VIII: The Final Parody]], Farmer Jon assembled a group of "pilgrims" including Luiigii of the Pipes and the [[OG Six]] to aid him in his latest conflict with the EVIL Scientist Dude. However, Farmer Jon was later seemingly killed by a Dark Egg tossed by the mutated [[Yami Yoshi]]. He returned later on in the story, battling the [[Donkeyman]] and later [[EVIL Scientist Dude]]. Jon was able to beat EVIL Scientist Dude and was ready to finish him when he was stabbed in the back by Luigi, causing him to die again. He resurfaced in [[Gamehiker Member OG X: The Shrack of Neely]], where he became part of the [[Sweet Sixteen]]. | ||
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| + | =Other Appearances= | ||
| − | + | ==Harvest Goers '07== | |
| − | + | He appeared in [[Harvest Goers '07]], where he was killing farmers to take their land, in hopes of making all of [[Nothing]] into his farmland. However, he was caught and arrested in his first murder (of [[Shade]]). Oddly enough, it was then revealed that his wife Martha (actually [[Luiigii of the Pipes]] in disguise) was behind the murders, and she killed Farmer Jon... again. Jon inexplicably reappeared at the end of the story (see the second Trivia note) and ate the Harvest Demon alive, effectively saving the homeland. | |
| − | + | [[Image:FarmerJon.png|250px|right]]He returned in [[Harvest Goers '07: Ready Set Grow!]], where it was revealed that he once was the sidekick of [[Ditto McCloaker|Vicar McCloaker]], working under the superhero codename Dudemeister, until he turned evil. Farmer Jon was released from prison to help McCloaker correct the painful time traveling mess. However, he betrayed Ditto and escaped with the [[DeLorean]]. He spent years hiding out in the past, and he showed up again near the end of the OG, reduced to a head in a jar after his years of hiding. He caught Luiigii in a trap and began to drain his power with the aid of the [[Lost Toys]]. He also revealed that Luiigii was his son, and that Luiigii was also his own mother from his time as a woman. | |
| − | + | Farmer Jon set into action a plan that would break down the spirits of the farmers so that their souls would then be stolen by the Lost Toys, presumably in line with his original plan of taking all of Nothing's farmland for himself. However, at the end of the OG [[Mother Nature]] and [[Father Time]] punish Jon for his selfish time-traveling by having him become the [[Harvest Goddess]] instead of Luiigii, at which point he is tricked into eating the [[Blue Mist Berry]]. This liberates Farmer Jon's soul from the Harvest Goddess's body and leaves him in the hands of [[Death]], who carts him off to the afterlife while Jon swears revenge against Luiigii. | |
=Trivia= | =Trivia= | ||
*He is inspired by several sources; Jonathan Kent from ''Superman: The Animated Series'' (particularly in the pilot episode with his line "Let the boy be, Martha"); Farmer Brown, a villain from an obscure Batman: The Animated Series episode with ninja-like moves; and the villain Jim Shooter from the movie ''Secret Window'' with his creepy farmer-like ways (a resemblance was mentioned in his Gamehiker Member OG VIII appearance). | *He is inspired by several sources; Jonathan Kent from ''Superman: The Animated Series'' (particularly in the pilot episode with his line "Let the boy be, Martha"); Farmer Brown, a villain from an obscure Batman: The Animated Series episode with ninja-like moves; and the villain Jim Shooter from the movie ''Secret Window'' with his creepy farmer-like ways (a resemblance was mentioned in his Gamehiker Member OG VIII appearance). | ||
| + | *Farmer Jon is clearly possessed by the spark of Starscream and can thus never truly die. | ||
=Quotes= | =Quotes= | ||
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-An exchange from GMOG VIII. | -An exchange from GMOG VIII. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:26, 31 March 2009
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| Farmer Jon | |
| Real Name | Jonathan Dude |
| Aliases | Jonathan Dobour |
| Species | Human |
| Birth Year | 1940 |
| Hair color | Brown to Gray |
| Weaponry | Pitchforks and such |
| Abilities | Bizarre inhuman abilities Inability to die (see second Trivia) |
| Occupation | Farmer |
| Origin | United States of America |
| Creator | GORE-ILLA |
| Debut | The Quest for Masamune...'s Server |
| Relatives | EVIL Scientist Dude: Brother Luiigii of the Pipes: Son/Adopted Nephew Ashley: Granddaughter Dodo: Great-Grandson (GT) Luigi of the Stars: Great-Great-Grandson (GT) Triple-X: Nephew (GT) |
Farmer Jon is a deranged farmer who appears as a villain in several OGs.
Background[edit]
Jonathan was born to the agricultural Dude family, a family with a hatred of technology that Jonathan shared. When Jonathan grew up, he took control of the family farm. His younger brother, EVIL Scientist, turned to becoming a technological mastermind, causing the family to disown him. Farmer Jon also developed some strange powers over the years, before he decided to go on quest to destroy technology and all users of technology to free their souls. At one point he also sired a son in Canada with the goddess of harvest when he was attempting to make some good farmland there. The son was named Lucas, but he did not see any potential in the boy, which led him to abandon the boy in the wilderness there.
Good Timeline[edit]
This quest brought him to the Kwest series eventually, but he never did much of significance. In The Quest for Masamune....'s Server, Farmer Jon attempted to destroy Masamune's server while Kester was still in it. Farmer Jon apparently died soon after in a plane crash, but he mysteriously survived. He briefly appeared in The Quest for Golem....'s I Love Lucy Episode, where he had replaced God of Poverty as the third member of Team Thrakun until the story self-destructed.
In Gamehiker Member OG VIII: The Final Parody, Farmer Jon assembled a group of "pilgrims" including Luiigii of the Pipes and the OG Six to aid him in his latest conflict with the EVIL Scientist Dude. However, Farmer Jon was later seemingly killed by a Dark Egg tossed by the mutated Yami Yoshi. He returned later on in the story, battling the Donkeyman and later EVIL Scientist Dude. Jon was able to beat EVIL Scientist Dude and was ready to finish him when he was stabbed in the back by Luigi, causing him to die again. He resurfaced in Gamehiker Member OG X: The Shrack of Neely, where he became part of the Sweet Sixteen.
Other Appearances[edit]
Harvest Goers '07[edit]
He appeared in Harvest Goers '07, where he was killing farmers to take their land, in hopes of making all of Nothing into his farmland. However, he was caught and arrested in his first murder (of Shade). Oddly enough, it was then revealed that his wife Martha (actually Luiigii of the Pipes in disguise) was behind the murders, and she killed Farmer Jon... again. Jon inexplicably reappeared at the end of the story (see the second Trivia note) and ate the Harvest Demon alive, effectively saving the homeland.
He returned in Harvest Goers '07: Ready Set Grow!, where it was revealed that he once was the sidekick of Vicar McCloaker, working under the superhero codename Dudemeister, until he turned evil. Farmer Jon was released from prison to help McCloaker correct the painful time traveling mess. However, he betrayed Ditto and escaped with the DeLorean. He spent years hiding out in the past, and he showed up again near the end of the OG, reduced to a head in a jar after his years of hiding. He caught Luiigii in a trap and began to drain his power with the aid of the Lost Toys. He also revealed that Luiigii was his son, and that Luiigii was also his own mother from his time as a woman.
Farmer Jon set into action a plan that would break down the spirits of the farmers so that their souls would then be stolen by the Lost Toys, presumably in line with his original plan of taking all of Nothing's farmland for himself. However, at the end of the OG Mother Nature and Father Time punish Jon for his selfish time-traveling by having him become the Harvest Goddess instead of Luiigii, at which point he is tricked into eating the Blue Mist Berry. This liberates Farmer Jon's soul from the Harvest Goddess's body and leaves him in the hands of Death, who carts him off to the afterlife while Jon swears revenge against Luiigii.
Trivia[edit]
- He is inspired by several sources; Jonathan Kent from Superman: The Animated Series (particularly in the pilot episode with his line "Let the boy be, Martha"); Farmer Brown, a villain from an obscure Batman: The Animated Series episode with ninja-like moves; and the villain Jim Shooter from the movie Secret Window with his creepy farmer-like ways (a resemblance was mentioned in his Gamehiker Member OG VIII appearance).
- Farmer Jon is clearly possessed by the spark of Starscream and can thus never truly die.
Quotes[edit]
Luigi: Could we stop by a hospital first?
Farmer Jon: You won't be taking me to no Den of Satan. We'll find some herbs and corn leaves.
-An exchange from GMOG VIII.