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| True Meaning | |
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| Udgivet: | December 13, 2011 |
| Antal sider: | 4 |
| Kunstner: | Minttu "TheMinttu" Hynninen |
| “ | Pyro, you been writin' letters to other dimensions?
— The Engineer
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True Meaning is a comic released on December 13, 2011, to coincide with the release of Australian Christmas 2011.
Indholdsfortegnelse
Synopsis
The comic begins with the Engineer reading a book called The Story of Australian Christmas to the Pyro. As they gaze outside of the Engineer's window, they happen to identify an object heading directly towards them. The object, which resembles a crash-landed rocket seen before in Grordbort's Crash, collides with the Engineer's house.
The rocket contains "space guns", according to the Engineer, and among the weapons is a Phlogistinator, which the Pyro picks up. There is a note inside the rocket as well, explaining the weapons were sent by entities from another dimension.
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Trivia
- Page 1
- There is a Solemn Vow with a Santa hat on the top of the fireplace, where a Gunboats "stocking" can be found underneath. Also two Shahanshah can be found hanging on the tree.
- The Solemn Vow can only be seen in the non-text version.
- Page 2
- In the non-text version of the comic, there is a Triboniophorus Tyrannus with a Santa hat that can be seen next to the Pyro.
- Page 3
- A small picture of Radigan Conagher can be seen on the top right of the page.
- Page 4
- The Engineer's remark about a "super baby" is a reference to the origin story of Superman.
See also
External links
- True Meaning on the TF2 Official Website
- It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Australian Christmas - TF2 Blog post
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