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| − | When the [[Clones]] were suffering a fatal disease, Sevarius convinced the [[Manhattan Clan]] to donate DNA samples to create a cure. However, Sevarius used these samples to bring his enormous gargoyle creation to life. "Little Anton" was several times larger than a normal gargoyle and very loyal to Sevarius. He | + | When the [[Clones]] were suffering a fatal disease, Sevarius convinced the [[Manhattan Clan]] to donate DNA samples to create a cure. However, Sevarius instead used these samples to bring his enormous gargoyle creation to life. "Little Anton" was several times larger than a normal gargoyle and very loyal to Sevarius. He battled the Manhattan Clan and an ailing Thailog to protect his "father" after the gargoyles learned that Sevarius never intended to cure the clones. After Thailog succumbed to the illness, [[Goliath]] ended the battle by injecting Little Anton with a fast-acting strain of the disease, turning him to stone almost instantly. Sevarius seemed genuinely saddened by the loss of his latest creation. |
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Revision as of 07:44, 7 May 2008
Little Anton was a giant gargoyle created by Anton Sevarius.
History
When the Clones were suffering a fatal disease, Sevarius convinced the Manhattan Clan to donate DNA samples to create a cure. However, Sevarius instead used these samples to bring his enormous gargoyle creation to life. "Little Anton" was several times larger than a normal gargoyle and very loyal to Sevarius. He battled the Manhattan Clan and an ailing Thailog to protect his "father" after the gargoyles learned that Sevarius never intended to cure the clones. After Thailog succumbed to the illness, Goliath ended the battle by injecting Little Anton with a fast-acting strain of the disease, turning him to stone almost instantly. Sevarius seemed genuinely saddened by the loss of his latest creation.
