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Quote:Jake and Elwood Banzai - the Blues Blazers!
Put them in Fenspace, now!
Okays.  I'm freakin' wired wright now, so no better time/opportunity!  (^_^)  Just gonna hash out the basics.
Two kids, orphan boys.  Idolize Blue Brothers as it was part of their parents' cult classic collection.  Not bad musicians themselves, either - they got some talent and with work it can be cultivated into something good.  But really, where they really shine is just working the stage and providing the vocals.
Now, add Handwavium and a beaten-to-hell Ford P.O.S. Police Cruiser.
Jake and Elwood (not their real names, but who the hell cares) don't have biomods.  They do have heavily 'waved apparel.  While wearing their Blues Suits with Raybans and black fedoras you can drop a building on them and they'll simply shrug it off.  The worst that'll happen is that their suits will get dirty, but one quick run through the washer leaves them in pristine condition.  They don't even have to separate the colors.
The car is simply amazing.  That ancient police cruiser is like the Roughrider's Hilux trucks.  No matter how much you beat it, the only thing you seem to do to it is make it look uglier.  And if you reach a certain point with the damage the car suddenly fall apart at the seems... but only once the Brothers have reached their destination.  Not one moment before or after.  The best part though?  Once the car's been left to sit long enough and no one's looking it will repair itself to its original condition (that is, a beaten-to-hell Ford P.O.S. Police Cruiser).
Buckaroo felt they'd make a good addition for two reasons.  For one, they've put together a band and they're not at all bad sounding.  For another, while they aren't troubleshooter material, per sey, they do attract trouble like it was nobody's business.  This makes them useful as a distraction - simply send them in to perform somewhere and Murphy's Law will do the rest.
Thoughts?
Oh yes. Oh Yes....

All the while pursued by Javier Candy of the Space Patrol.... who manages to pull in everyone from nearby troubleshooters, to sleeping ex-Chicago mechanics(With Gunsmith Cats ref's) who might just know who they are, asteroid racers stunned at the speed of the thing, a bunch of really annoyed filkers, and maybe a few Turnerites with rods that have rods up their arses up their arses.

And involving a high-speed detour through The Floating Island.
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Quote:And involving a high-speed detour through The Floating Island.
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And to just think, that's all in their first big adventure among the Fen when they go off on a mission to raise money for a Fenkinder Orphanage. And then Blackstone makes them into Blue Blazers and things get even zanier, because while they are at least known Good Guys afterward, there's still misunderstandings and grudges galore. (^_^)
EDIT: Oh, Ben and Gina will be astonished indeed when the pair blows past them in the asteroid belt.  But then they'll just sit back, watch their actions via the Internet, and just about die laughing every now and then from their antics, because they are Dangerously Genre Savvy and know better than to get involved.  Wink