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Michael Peter Maza was named for his [[Michael Reed|maternal]] and [[Peter Maza|paternal]] grandfathers. Though he appears to be human, which Sevarius’s genetic tests confirmed; any unusual traits from his unique heritage have yet to be observed by his parents. ''("Miracle Child")'' | Michael Peter Maza was named for his [[Michael Reed|maternal]] and [[Peter Maza|paternal]] grandfathers. Though he appears to be human, which Sevarius’s genetic tests confirmed; any unusual traits from his unique heritage have yet to be observed by his parents. ''("Miracle Child")'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:05, 31 August 2024
Michael Peter Maza is the son of Talon and Maggie the Cat.
History
While on the verge of giving birth, Maggie the Cat was abducted by Thailog and taken to the Nightstone Unlimited Building, along with the midwife, Mary. Thailog's intent was to raise the child as his own, while Anton Sevarius took a scientific interest in it. To their disappointment, the child was born human. At which point, Thailog released his prisoners.
Upon returning to the Labyrinth, Talon and Maggie named their child. ("Miracle Child")
Characteristics
Michael Peter Maza was named for his maternal and paternal grandfathers. Though he appears to be human, which Sevarius’s genetic tests confirmed; any unusual traits from his unique heritage have yet to be observed by his parents. ("Miracle Child")
Appearances
- "Miracle Child" (First Appearance)
- "New Rules" (No Lines)
- "Questions" (Mentioned Only)
Production Background
Greg Weisman revealed on the Voices from the Eyrie podcast that Michael was named in honor of Michael Reaves. [1]
