Breakpoint City
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Author(s) | Brian Emling |
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Update schedule | Irregular |
Launch date | June 30, 2000 |
End Date | Continuing |
Genre | science fiction, comedy |
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Breakpoint City is a webcomic by Brian Emling. A science fiction/comedy series, it began on June 30, 2000,[1] and contains furry elements.
Plot[edit]
Breakpoint City tells the story of inventor Ben Megawatt, who invents a time machine and, along with Dan (his pet dog), makes a one-way trip into the future.[2] The titular Breakpoint City is the nation's first hovering city, built in Summit County, Ohio, USA.
Characters[edit]
The characters in Breakpoint City are:[3]
Main characters[edit]
- Benjamin F. Megawatt, an inventor. Whilst travelling to the future, he was transformed into a supercharged, electricity-conducting hero. He now defends Breakpoint City using his scientific talents and keen eye for invention.
- Dan, Ben’s pet dog, who has been given the gift of speech via a special translato-collar.
- Sofia, a professional super-heroine, and one of the first future residents that Ben and Dan meet.
Supporting cast[edit]
- Waffledog, Dan’s alter ego (at least in his mind). Waffledog dreams of a life of crime-busting, and delicious baked goods.
- Milo Schroedinger, a cat with a better-than-thou attitude who has decided to be Dan’s new friend.
- Tack "Tacky" Turkey, a giant talking gamebird who runs a restaurant.
- Dr. Ebenezer Mizkit, a brilliant scientist driven mad by allegations of ripping off other inventors. He is Ben’s token arch-rival.
- Zaltor, an outer-space extra-dimensional emperor.
- Master Plan, a most-feared robotic bounty hunter.
- Kira Earhart, an up-and-coming bounty hunter on the galaxy.
- Mort the Eggplant, an anthropomorphic eggplant.
References[edit]
- ↑ "The Arrival" on the Breakpoint City website. Dated June 30, 2000. Retrieved April 13, 2013
- ↑ About page on the Breakpoint City website. Retrieved April 13, 2013
- ↑ Cast of Characters on the Breakpoint City website. Retrieved April 13, 2013
External links[edit]
- Breakpoint City official website
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