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[ricky-tiki-tah]

Ego Headcanons: The Ipliers

Pt. 2

Iplier Manor is home to most of Mark Fischbach’s egos, the Ipliers.

Part 1

Google Blue(he/him): the head of the android family. Is the one that goes to meetings. Often helps Dark keep the schedule updated and followed.

Google Green-GG(he/him): generally easygoing and helpful. If you need a question answered, he’s the one to go to.

Google Red(he/him): very easily annoyed and tends to avoid Bing for that reason. Is not the one you want to ask for help with anything.

Google Yellow-Oliver(he/him): the most human of the Googles. He suspects it’s because he has a name and he’s tried giving his siblings names but they never stick. Spends most of his time with Bing or Eric (he enjoys the quiet company of the younger ego).

Bing(he/him): your basic skater bro. Enjoys annoying Blue. Is always very happy when Oliver agrees to watch him do tricks on his skateboard.

—The androids are their own family.

Reporter Jim-RJ(he/him): always has a microphone.

Cameraman Jim-CJ(he/him): always has a camera.

Anchorman Jim-AJ(he/him): knows thingsTM.

Weatherman Jim-DubJ(he/him): always has an accurate weather forecast.

—The Jims are clones. No one (besides Dark) knows where they came from but they call each other brothers. If more Jims appear, they will be immediately added to the family. They have some sort of hive mind/telepathy and often talk to each other nonverbally. Dark is strangely protective of them. Apart from the telepathy, they have no known powers.

Sliver Shepherd(he/him): doesn’t live in the Manor. Has a girlfriend. Only visits for mandatory meeting and Christmas. Has beef with his alter ego (nobody knows why, or how). - Powers: super strength/speed.

Dadiplier-Stan(he/him): BiAce but hasn’t really acknowledged it yet. Shares an apartment with Friendly J. Rarely visits, only for mandatory meetings. Generally friendly and easygoing guy. Typical suburban dad. Runs a water business (and is a drug dealer on the side) with Jimmy. Is a grade A criminal but you’d never suspect it. - Power: hydrokinesis.

Ed Edgar(he/him): doesn’t live in the manor. Runs a small illegal adoption agency for kids that have suffered abuse. Is really, really bad at advertising. - Power: unknown.

Captain Magnum(he/him): pirate dad. Doesn’t live at the manor. Very tallTM. - Powers: unknown.

Illinois Smith(he/him): pan adventurer dude. Lives in a separate cabin in the Iplier woods with Camper. The two keep an eye on Heehoo. - Powers: absurdly good luck

Camper Mark-Cam(he/him): lives with Illinois. Has a tent permanently set up beside the cabin for Heehoo when it rains. - Powers: unknown.

Heehoo(???): feral. Loves takis. Lives in the woods surrounding Iplier Manor. Really only interacts with Camper and Illinois. - Powers: unknown.

MerMark(he/him): merman with a rainbow tail. He has an aquarium like room in the manor that connects to the swimming pool and a lake in the woods by the cabin. He’ll see Heehoo every once in a while. - Powers: can talk to any aquatic creature.

King of FNAF-Mike(he/him): isnt actually a security guards for Iplier Manor. (He works at this pizza joint with haunted animatronics). Was later promoted to ceo. Hates his job (but can’t quit because FazEnt somehow basically owns him?? He doesn’t know when that happened either). Is terrified of animatronics and mannequins. Hangs around Dave mostly (he’s the only one awake when he gets off work and Dave is a pretty chill guy. He helps Mike calm down enough to sleep. Yes, Yan thinks they’re dating. Are they? They don’t even know themselves.) - Powers: heightened endurance.

Dave Torres(he/him): has no idea how he got to the manor and at this point is too scared to ask. Keeps to himself mostly but enjoys hanging out with Mike. Doesn’t need much sleep to function, but seems to always have a cup of coffee anyway. - Powers: dream walking.

Annus Memento(he/they/any): agender aroace god of time. Spends most of his time with Unus(possibly in a QPR). Absolutely hates being called “Old Man Time” despite that being his title. Followed constantly by the sound of a ticking clock (Elliot and Unus find it comforting). Is a wacky weirdo but can be serious. - Powers: time(controls the amount of time people have in their life, but can also warp time like if he wanted to run away from Dark after pranking him).

Eboy Mark-Elliot(he/him): gay e-boy and in a relationship with Gothan. One of the physically younger egos (around 20). Sees Annus as a father figure (Annus doesn’t understand how but accepts it as inevitable). Will occasionally call the other young egos his younger siblings. - Powers: unknown.

Convict-Vic(they/he): Largely nonverbal. Severely traumatized. Seems to be the embodiment of a pathetic sad puppy. Surprisingly doesn’t hate water (it’s clear and they can see through it well enough), but will not go in the pool/lake. No one actually knows what crime he committed and they’ve never said. Hangs around Engie the most, often just following him around like an extra shadow (he enjoys their warm hugs and the fact that Engie doesn’t expect them to talk). Will also sometimes hang around Annus, Dark, or Dave as well, seeing as they’re fairly calm egos and they let him just exist nearby and watch them do whatever they might be doing at the moment. Carries around a notebook for if they really need to say something. - Powers: unknown.

The Ipliers are always eager and open to answer questions :)

[iamthehappyjester]

[newcronomicon]

my two sons sniff and whimper

[rg11]

this show is doing things to me

[louisblue02]

I think that they should smoke a bowl together. No other comments.

[snortoborto]

[burntthebacon]

BIG TROJANS FIGHT ON 😁

[uwmspeccoll]

Milestone Monday

Facts and Figures

Presidents' Day, officially recognized as Washington’s Birthday at the federal level, is celebrated on the third Monday in February each year. It originally began as a way to honor our Founding Father, George Washington, who was born on February 22, 1732. The holiday was celebrated on his actual birthday from 1879, when it became a federal holiday, until 1970. In 1968, it was moved to the third Monday in February as part of the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, providing federal employees with a three-day weekend. Although originally intended to honor George Washington, it is now widely acknowledged as Presidents' Day. The day has developed to celebrate all U.S. presidents, especially Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday falls in February as well.

Since I love trivia, here are some interesting facts about presidents! 

George Washington was the only president who never lived in the White House. 

James Buchanan was the only president who remained unmarried.

Ulysses S. Grant established Christmas as a national holiday. 

George Washington’s recorded birth date changed from February 11, 1731, to February 22, 1732, due to the transition from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar, which just so happens to be the topic of next week’s Milestone Monday post!

The featured images come from:

Speeches & letters of George Washington published in New York by Little Leather Library Corp. sometime between 1920-1929.

The Life of Washington: Together with Curious Anecdotes Equally Honourable to Himself & Exemplary to His Young Countrymen by Mason L. Weems with an introduction by Henry Steele Commager and embellished with woodcuts by Robert Quackenbush. It was published in Avon, Connecticut for The Limited Editions Club in 1974.

George Washington, a Character Sketch by Eugene Parsons with supplementary essay by G. Mercer Adam and an article by Prof. Henry Wade Rogers. It was published in Milwaukee by H. G. Campbell publishing co. in 1903.

Lincoln Centennial: Addresses Delivered at the Memorial Exercises Held at Springfield, Illinois, February 12, 1909, Commemorating the One Hundredth Birthday of Abraham Lincoln. It was published in Springfield, Illinois by the Illinois Centennial Commission in 1909.

The Collected Poetry of Abraham Lincoln by Abraham Lincoln with an introduction by Paul M. Angle. It was published in Springfield, Illinois in 1971, publisher is unknown.

Abraham Lincoln by Samuel G. Smith. It was published in Cincinnati by Jennings & Pye in 1902.

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--Melissa, Special Collections Library Assistant

[flipyournoodle]

Do u love him… or would u give him electric chair

[cartoonesque]

steve smith china il

[clarinart]

My current hobby is catching up on shows I missed out on from a decade ago w an almost dead fandom. Anyway…

[ricky-tiki-tah]

Illinois ready for adventure!

[mandrillose]

[rg11]

Thank you china il for making me insane again

[louisblue02]

fixation awakened like a phoenix from the flames here’s a few old ss edits of my china il self insert talula because yes