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* The foe's name and the description are a spoonerism of the saying "Don't bite the hand that feeds you." | * The foe's name and the description are a spoonerism of the saying "Don't bite the hand that feeds you." | ||
| + | * The first hit message refers to {{Wikipedia|Paul Simon}} and his songs [[Wikipedia:Graceland (song)|Graceland]], {{Wikipedia|The Sounds of Silence}} and {{Wikipedia|Scarborough Fair}}, the latter two with {{Wikipedia|Simon & Garfunkel}}. | ||
* The first miss message refers to {{Wikipedia|The Beatles}} (or beatless) and their song [[Wikipedia:Let It Be (song)|Let It Be]]. | * The first miss message refers to {{Wikipedia|The Beatles}} (or beatless) and their song [[Wikipedia:Let It Be (song)|Let It Be]]. | ||
* The third miss message refers to the {{Wikipedia|Gorillaz}} and their song {{Wikipedia|Clint Eastwood (song)|Clint Eastwood}}, which includes the words "sunshine in a bag". | * The third miss message refers to the {{Wikipedia|Gorillaz}} and their song {{Wikipedia|Clint Eastwood (song)|Clint Eastwood}}, which includes the words "sunshine in a bag". | ||
* The third miss message contains a spoonerism of the saying "Easier said than done." | * The third miss message contains a spoonerism of the saying "Easier said than done." | ||
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You are fighting the band that heeds you.
In the tunnels you find a group of lost and dazed musicians. They listen intently as you suggest how to leave. But as they turn to walk away confusion overcomes you and you attack the group. Apparently you've never heard the expression, "Don't fight the band that heeds you."
Your opponent attacks ...
Hit messages:
- Simon says they start out with a cover of "Lace Grand," but then as it fades to the sound of silence, they blast you with a chilling "Farborough Scare."
It hits you for X damage.
Critical hit message:
Your opponent has a critical hit! It hits you for X damage.
Miss messages:
- They prepare to churn out a beatless rendition of "Bet it Lee" but then decide to let it be.
- They rock out with one sinister groove after another. But strangely each painful groove proves gainful.
- One of the band guerillaz charges you with some sunshine in a bag. Attacking is easier dead than sun, though, so his assault dies without hurting you.
Fumble messages:
Your foe fumbles! It takes X damage.
Victory! You beat up your foe and win the combat!
You gain 19-30 chips.
You gain 25 experience.
You got an item: hedge slammer 
(Unspecified Drop rate)
You got an item: lack of pies 
(Unspecified Drop rate)
Known resistances/weaknesses
Unspecified
Locations
Notes
- Only obtainable before you finish A Dank and Rusty Mystery.
References
- The foe's name and the description are a spoonerism of the saying "Don't bite the hand that feeds you."
- The first hit message refers to Paul Simon and his songs Graceland, The Sounds of Silence and Scarborough Fair, the latter two with Simon & Garfunkel.
- The first miss message refers to The Beatles (or beatless) and their song Let It Be.
- The third miss message refers to the Gorillaz and their song Clint Eastwood, which includes the words "sunshine in a bag".
- The third miss message contains a spoonerism of the saying "Easier said than done."
