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{{ | {{first pic|Antonio Amaral.jpg|The civilian. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Omega (comic story)|Omega]]'')}} | ||
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There was once a '''civilian''' in a crowd of [[Minyan]]s when [[Oxirgi]] announced the [[execution]] of Princess [[Malika]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Omega (comic story)|Omega]]'') | |||
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Antonio had been one of the "God Level" supporters of ''[[Omega (comic story)|Omega]]'' when it had been raising funds on Kickstarter. One of the perks was to be drawn into the story, and Antonio was thanked by [[Cutaway Comics]] in the first issue of ''[[Omega (comic story)|Omega]]''. | Antonio had been one of the "God Level" supporters of ''[[Omega (comic story)|Omega]]'' when it had been raising funds on Kickstarter. One of the perks was to be drawn into the story, and Antonio was thanked by [[Cutaway Comics]] in the first issue of ''[[Omega (comic story)|Omega]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 15:38, 11 October 2021
"Antonio Amaral (in-universe)" is a title based upon conjecture.
Check the behind the scenes section, the revision history and discussion page for additional comments on this article's title.
- You may be looking for the real world Antonio Amaral.
There was once a civilian in a crowd of Minyans when Oxirgi announced the execution of Princess Malika. (COMIC: Omega)
Behind the scenes
The character was a DWU counterpart of Antonio Amaral. Whether the character was actually a human who had travelled to Minyos or was indeed a Minyan wasn't clarified.
Antonio had been one of the "God Level" supporters of Omega when it had been raising funds on Kickstarter. One of the perks was to be drawn into the story, and Antonio was thanked by Cutaway Comics in the first issue of Omega.
