Peepers Pitt--Previously...

Peepers’ Pitt--New Crew Askew: “Previously...”

The CRUNCH was a universe-altering event that caused the destruction of the original Ink Pitt. Prior to the end, Mr. Peepers, along with his friends and enemies all escaped to a pocket universe known as the WHITESPACE. The Whitespace was a temporary place that could only be occupied for a short time. Eventually, the refugees of the Ink Pitt found their way into a new universe called the Sh*t Pitt. Mr. Peepers did not come through before the Whitespace ceased to exist, and was thought to be dead. Mr. Peepers did not die however, as he absorbed the energies of the Whitespace into himself, and became godlike! The infamous peeping tom gained omnipotent power and became the Preeminent Peeper! Upon his return, the newly-omnipotent Peepers toyed with his enemies such as Trodemus and the Hands of Time. He eventually became bored with this, and sought to gain the one thing he still lacked despite his great power--experience! In an effort to gain experience, Peepers created his own universe…his Peepers’ Pitt, and populated it with a group of strange individuals he could observe! Those individuals include:

 Humphrey the Hunchback Hobo
 Birdy Nok Nok, a bird man
Railroad man Choo Choo Andrews
Rock star Van Punker
Kamola, a fat Asian lady
A scientist known as the Mad Tinkerer and his robot creation
Charlie Decaye, a pumpkin-headed census worker from another world
Jervas Clinkscales, a pimp
Lucy, Jervas’ #1 ho
Boris, a Russian solider
The EMT Man, a mental patient with “EMT” stamped on his head

 Referred to as his “new crew,” these individuals were originally split up by Omnipotent Peepers, and sent to different parts of the Peepers Pitt. Recently, they all found their way to a single location in a city. Omnipotent Peepers acted fast to split them up once more, pairing up different individuals in new locations for his viewing pleasure…

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