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{{familiar|famid=3|name=Levitating Potato|image=familiar3.gif|H1=An eye for an eye|H2=Hey, hovering potato|H3=Might trip up your foes.|function=Trips your foe, might make them miss their attack|hatchling=potato sprout|equipment=many-eyed glasses|ArenaStrong=Hide and Seek|ArenaWeak=Ultimate Cage Match}}


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Revision as of 14:35, 28 August 2006

Levitating Potato

An eye for an eye
Hey, hovering potato
Might trip up your foes.

Ability: Trips your foe, might make them miss their attack

Throne/Bjorn: Unknown

Hatchling: potato sprout

Familiar-Specific Equipment: many-eyed glasses

Ultimate Cage Match Scavenger Hunt Obstacle Course Hide and Seek

Mumming Trunk Abilities:

*Hover for details
Cannot breathe underwater
Combat Messages
  • Regular message:
<name> entangles your opponent with powerful vines, preventing <him/her/it/them> from attacking you.
<name> eyes your slain foe and finds some extra meat it had hidden away.
<name> grabs the maypole with a vine and swings around it.
<name> smiles a tuberiffic, tubular smile with his wax lips.

Arena Messages

  • When entered in an Ultimate Cage Match
<name> is a lover, not a fighter. Well, not really -- potatoes just suck at this event.

References

  • A "Levitating Potato" is very similar to the hovering potato which Bender has to peel blindfolded, in the episode entitled "30% Iron Chef" of the animated television series Futurama.
  • The second line of the haiku references the song "Hovering Sombrero" by They Might Be Giants. (Note that this familiar predates the introduction of the Hovering Sombrero familiar.)
  • The first line of the haiku references the quote "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" from the Bible (Exodus 21:24).