8-Bit Theater | |
Episode 210 | |
You can hang out with all the guys! | |
The Pillage People | |
Date Published | Saturday October 2nd, 2002 |
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The Light Warriors spot the pirates
Cast Appearing[]
- Black Mage Evilwizardington
- Thief
- Red Mage Statscowski
- Fighter McWarrior
- Bikke and his nine pirates
- Garland
Setting[]
- Cliff overhanging Pravoka
- Bikke's ship
Script[]
Cut to the Light Warriors on a cliff near Pravoka. Red Mage is looking through a monocle. | |
Black Mage | So? What do you guys see? |
Thief | There's only one ship at the docks. It bears the mark of the rapscallions of the inner sea. |
Red Mage | I count nine pirates aboard. |
Fighter | The nine of them vs. the five of us? I like those odds. |
Black Mage | Fighter, there's four of us. |
Fighter | I like those odds. |
Black Mage | Okay, so there's a bunch of pirates. |
Bikke and nine pirates are shown. | |
Black Mage | And we're got to get at their big bad pirate captain so we can get that witch her crystal thingie back. |
Red Mage | Right! |
Red Mage draws his plan on the sand. | |
Red Mage | Therefore, what we must do is this. We shall out flank and beguile them with the brilliant strategy I'm sketching into the sand at this moment. It'll consist of a multi-pronged attack from all flanks, thus throwing them into a state of confusion and defeat. It shall be remembered as the "Red Mage Manuever". |
Black Mage | What are you talking about?! They're a bunch of dorks on a boat. I could probably nuke them from here with a well aimed Hadoken. Those unlucky enough to survive the explosion would drown in the mangled wreckage of their ship. Problem solved. |
Meanwhile... | |
Back on Bikke's ship. | |
Bikke | (to Garland) ...So the pirate says, "It's drivin' me nuts!" BWAHAHAHA! |
Garland doesn't laugh. Bikke draws his sword at Garland again. | |
Bikke | Laugh, damn ye! Don't ye know hilarity when ye sees it? Yar. |
Garland | "Ha". "Ha ha". |
Trivia[]
- The title of the comic refers to the Village People, a disco group from the late 1970's.
- In the original Final Fantasy, the Light Warriors indeed have to fight nine pirates at Pravoka.