WesWorld

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...and if you write them off as mere "Tin men" then half their battle is already won.

Their battle was lost the moment that Japan located the most powerful weapon in the world and it can easily blast those tin men from the face of this planet.

*Gets run over by secret weapon chasing a bunch of seagulls*
... though as ever, reliability of the weapon is always questionable...

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Woh, has THIS thread ever gone waaaaay off topic. Appology's to Mac!

... we'll get it back on track... more or less... Iberian Villain...
... "El Indio"?

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Originally posted by Desertfox
OK, that is NOT making Mexico feel any better. Which means that I might just have to release my own villian...

Aha... here's where you wasted him...
http://88.198.26.117/kunden/oponn/wbblit…38545#post38545
... so it looks like you will need a new villain.

You believe everything you read in the papers?

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Originally posted by Rooijen10

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...and if you write them off as mere "Tin men" then half their battle is already won.

Their battle was lost the moment that Japan located the most powerful weapon in the world and it can easily blast those tin men from the face of this planet.

..by a cartoon charactor.....bwahahaha.
I think my "tin men" are quite safe. They'll simply travel back in time and hunt down those who located this weapon, before they find it. In fact they may even hunt down the parents so they are never even born.

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by a cartoon charactor

... which is what makes it indestructable.

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You believe everything you read in the papers?

Well, it depends on which newspapers...

Shouldn't Japan's greatest villain be Godzilla?

He's a special agent, not a villain.