There's Something About Foxxo - Revision history

Tony at 17:26, 29 September 2024

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	* Set after the events of “[[Sister Act]]”, the story is the direct sequel to “[[Farming Foxxo]]”. The character’s arc concludes with “[[Foxxo’s Bakery\|Foxxo’s Baker]]<nowiki/>[[Foxxo’s Bakery\|y]]”.		* Set after the events of “[[Sister Act]]”, the story is the direct sequel to “[[Farming Foxxo]]”. The character’s arc concludes with “[[Foxxo’s Bakery\|Foxxo’s Baker]]<nowiki/>[[Foxxo’s Bakery\|y]]”.
	* The forest that was first introduced in this story would serve as a key location in Volume 3, the comic’s final.		* The forest that was first introduced in this story would serve as a key location in [[Wuffle: Volume 3\|Volume 3]], the comic’s final.
	** Within the Caseyverse continuity, the forest is known as the [[Hundred Acre Woods]]. It is located between the village and the city of Bridgeport.		** Within the Caseyverse continuity, the forest is known as the [[Hundred Acre Woods]]. It is located between the village and the city of Bridgeport.

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	* The story repeatedly suggests that the villagers own shares in Gingerbread Bakery.		* The story repeatedly suggests that the villagers own shares in Gingerbread Bakery.
	* Joe and [[Aunt ~~Picky~~]] both personally know who General Bacon is. Joe’s genuine fear at the sight of the General in the beginning, leaving towards the polar bear’s absence until the end, suggests unresolved tensions.		* Joe and [[Aunt Pinky]] both personally know who General Bacon is. Joe’s genuine fear at the sight of the General in the beginning, leaving towards the polar bear’s absence until the end, suggests unresolved tensions.
	* There’s Something About Foxxo is likely based on an unpublished comic where Joe pretended to quit as an April Fools’ joke.		* There’s Something About Foxxo is likely based on an unpublished comic where Joe pretended to quit as an April Fools’ joke.
	* The story is both a deconstruction and reconstruction of Foxxo’s character. The deconstruction criticizes Foxxo’s greed and highlights just how dependent he has become on Joe. He is finally reconstructed when he declines the General’s offer for reasons that go beyond money and takes on more active roles within the village.		* The story is both a deconstruction and reconstruction of Foxxo’s character. The deconstruction criticizes Foxxo’s greed and highlights just how dependent he has become on Joe. He is finally reconstructed when he declines the General’s offer for reasons that go beyond money and takes on more active roles within the village.

Tony at 06:53, 29 September 2024

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	== Links ==		== Links ==

	~~=== Bookstores ===~~		* [https://www.lulu.com/shop/leonard-kirke-and-wing-yuda-and-kc-and-tony-bark/theres-something-about-foxxo/ebook/product-7kqv6ke.html Lulu bookstore]

	* [https://~~www.lulu~~.com/~~shop~~/~~leonard-kirke-and-wing-yuda-and-kc-and-tony-bark/theres-something-about-foxxo/ebook/product-7kqv6ke.html Lulu bookstore~~]		* [https://github.com/tonytins/SomethingAboutFoxxo Github repository]

	== Citations ==		== Citations ==
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Tony at 05:39, 29 September 2024

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	'''There’s Something About Foxxo''' is a short story that follows the titular character, Foxxo, as he attempts to secure a deal for a watermill to help the village and increase the production of his bakery. Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned when his ~~friend and~~ butler, [[Joe (Wuffle)\|Joe]], takes a day off after the two discover he is negotiating with a hard-boiled General. Foxxo is forced to seek help from [[Wuffle (Character)\|Wuffle]], who fills in for Joe, while he attempts to negotiate a deal.		'''There’s Something About Foxxo''' is a short story that follows the titular character, Foxxo, as he attempts to secure a deal for a watermill to help the village and increase the production of his bakery. Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned when his butler, [[Joe (Wuffle)\|Joe]], takes a day off after the two discover he is negotiating with a hard-boiled General. Foxxo is forced to seek help from [[Wuffle (Character)\|Wuffle]], who fills in for Joe, while he attempts to negotiate a deal.

	== Full Credits ==		== Full Credits ==

Tony at 05:37, 29 September 2024

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	=== Adoptions ===		=== Adoptions ===

	* Tony Bark rewrote the story from scratch, “word-for-word,” separating by chapters, and adopted it into ePub format, in order for it to reach a wider audience while gaining some writing practice.		* Tony Bark rewrote the story from scratch, “word-for-word,” separating by chapters, and adopted it into ePub format, in order for it to reach a wider audience while gaining some writing practice.<ref>https://sheezy.art/tonytins/journal/a-foxxos-tale</ref>

			== Links ==

			=== Bookstores ===

			* [https://www.lulu.com/shop/leonard-kirke-and-wing-yuda-and-kc-and-tony-bark/theres-something-about-foxxo/ebook/product-7kqv6ke.html Lulu bookstore]

			== Citations ==
			<references />

Tony at 00:17, 29 September 2024

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	=== Continuity ===		=== Continuity ===

	* Set after the events of “[[Sister Act]]”, the story is the direct sequel to “[[Farming Foxxo]]”. The character’s arc concludes with “[[Foxxo’s ~~Bakery”~~\|Foxxo’s Baker]]<nowiki/>[[Foxxo’s ~~Bakery”~~\|y”]].		* Set after the events of “[[Sister Act]]”, the story is the direct sequel to “[[Farming Foxxo]]”. The character’s arc concludes with “[[Foxxo’s Bakery\|Foxxo’s Baker]]<nowiki/>[[Foxxo’s Bakery\|y]]”.
	* The forest that was first introduced in this story would serve as a key location in Volume 3, the comic’s final.		* The forest that was first introduced in this story would serve as a key location in Volume 3, the comic’s final.
	** Within the Caseyverse continuity, the forest is known as the [[Hundred Acre Woods]]. It is located between the village and the city of Bridgeport.		** Within the Caseyverse continuity, the forest is known as the [[Hundred Acre Woods]]. It is located between the village and the city of Bridgeport.

Tony at 00:16, 29 September 2024

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	'''There’s Something About Foxxo''' is a short story that follows the titular character, Foxxo, as he attempts to secure a deal for a watermill to help the village and increase the production of his bakery. Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned when his friend and butler, Joe, takes a day off after the two discover he is negotiating with a hard-boiled General. Foxxo is forced to seek help from Wuffle, who fills in for Joe, while he attempts to negotiate a deal.		'''There’s Something About Foxxo''' is a short story that follows the titular character, Foxxo, as he attempts to secure a deal for a watermill to help the village and increase the production of his bakery. Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned when his friend and butler, [[Joe (Wuffle)\|Joe]], takes a day off after the two discover he is negotiating with a hard-boiled General. Foxxo is forced to seek help from [[Wuffle (Character)\|Wuffle]], who fills in for Joe, while he attempts to negotiate a deal.

	== Full Credits ==		== Full Credits ==
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	=== Continuity ===		=== Continuity ===

	* Set after the events of “[[Sister Act]]”, the story is the direct sequel to “[[Farming Foxxo]]”. The character’s arc concludes with “[[Foxxo’s Baker]]<nowiki/>y”.		* Set after the events of “[[Sister Act]]”, the story is the direct sequel to “[[Farming Foxxo]]”. The character’s arc concludes with “[[Foxxo’s Bakery”\|Foxxo’s Baker]]<nowiki/>[[Foxxo’s Bakery”\|y”]].
	* The forest that was first introduced in this story would serve as a key location in Volume 3, the comic’s final.		* The forest that was first introduced in this story would serve as a key location in Volume 3, the comic’s final.
	** Within the Caseyverse continuity, the forest is known as the [[Hundred Acre ~~Wood~~]]. It is located between the village and the city of Bridgeport.		** Within the Caseyverse continuity, the forest is known as the [[Hundred Acre Woods]]. It is located between the village and the city of Bridgeport.

	=== Trivia ===		=== Trivia ===

	* The story repeatedly suggests that the villagers own shares in Gingerbread Bakery.		* The story repeatedly suggests that the villagers own shares in Gingerbread Bakery.
	* Joe and Aunt Picky both personally know who General Bacon is. Joe’s genuine fear at the sight of the General in the beginning, leaving towards the polar bear’s absence until the end, suggests unresolved tensions.		* Joe and [[Aunt Picky]] both personally know who General Bacon is. Joe’s genuine fear at the sight of the General in the beginning, leaving towards the polar bear’s absence until the end, suggests unresolved tensions.
	* There’s Something About Foxxo is likely based on an unpublished comic where Joe pretended to quit as an April Fools’ joke.		* There’s Something About Foxxo is likely based on an unpublished comic where Joe pretended to quit as an April Fools’ joke.
	* The story is both a deconstruction and reconstruction of Foxxo’s character. The deconstruction criticizes Foxxo’s greed and highlights just how dependent he has become on Joe. He is finally reconstructed when he declines the General’s offer for reasons that go beyond money.		* The story is both a deconstruction and reconstruction of Foxxo’s character. The deconstruction criticizes Foxxo’s greed and highlights just how dependent he has become on Joe. He is finally reconstructed when he declines the General’s offer for reasons that go beyond money and takes on more active roles within the village.
	** As a consequence, Foxxo takes on more active roles in the village ~~in Volume 3, without Joe needing to directly intervene like he did during Volume 1~~.		* [[General K. Bacon]] is likely based on an early [[Three Evil Pigs\|General Hogsworth]] concept when Wuffle was first pitched as a video game.
	* General K. Bacon is likely based on an early General Hogsworth concept when Wuffle was first pitched as a video game.
	* Foxxo was likely able to secure a deal with the General’s sister, possibly the equivalent of Marylin in order to get wood to help repair the home, which had previously been a sight for gags back in Volume 1.		* Foxxo was likely able to secure a deal with the General’s sister, possibly the equivalent of Marylin in order to get wood to help repair the home, which had previously been a sight for gags back in Volume 1.
	* Hundred Acre Woods being in the same spot as the one mentioned in There’s Something About Foxxo is a complete coincidence, as Bark had not fully read the story up until that point.		* Hundred Acre Woods being in the same spot as the one mentioned in There’s Something About Foxxo is a complete coincidence, as Bark had not fully read the story up until that point.

Tony at 23:59, 28 September 2024

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	* Joe and Aunt Picky both personally know who General Bacon is. Joe’s genuine fear at the sight of the General in the beginning, leaving towards the polar bear’s absence until the end, suggests unresolved tensions.		* Joe and Aunt Picky both personally know who General Bacon is. Joe’s genuine fear at the sight of the General in the beginning, leaving towards the polar bear’s absence until the end, suggests unresolved tensions.
	* There’s Something About Foxxo is likely based on an unpublished comic where Joe pretended to quit as an April Fools’ joke.		* There’s Something About Foxxo is likely based on an unpublished comic where Joe pretended to quit as an April Fools’ joke.
	* The story is both a deconstruction and reconstruction of Foxxo’s character. The deconstruction criticizes Foxxo’s greed and highlights just how dependent he has become on Joe. He is finally reconstructed when he ~~finally~~ declines the General’s offer for reasons that go beyond money.		* The story is both a deconstruction and reconstruction of Foxxo’s character. The deconstruction criticizes Foxxo’s greed and highlights just how dependent he has become on Joe. He is finally reconstructed when he declines the General’s offer for reasons that go beyond money.
	** As a consequence, Foxxo takes on more active roles in the village in Volume 3, without Joe needing to directly intervene like he did during Volume 1.		** As a consequence, Foxxo takes on more active roles in the village in Volume 3, without Joe needing to directly intervene like he did during Volume 1.
	* General K. Bacon is likely based on an early General Hogsworth concept when Wuffle was first pitched as a video game.		* General K. Bacon is likely based on an early General Hogsworth concept when Wuffle was first pitched as a video game.

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'''There’s Something About Foxxo''' is a short story that follows the titular character, Foxxo, as he attempts to secure a deal for a watermill to help the village and increase the production of his bakery. Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned when his friend and butler, Joe, takes a day off after the two discover he is negotiating with a hard-boiled General. Foxxo is forced to seek help from Wuffle, who fills in for Joe, while he attempts to negotiate a deal.

== Full Credits ==
The story was written by Leonard Kirke and based on the characters from the Wuffle, The Big Nice Wolf, web comic. It was edited and proofread by K.C., with illustrations by Wing Yuda.

== Notes ==

=== Continuity ===

* Set after the events of “[[Sister Act]]”, the story is the direct sequel to “[[Farming Foxxo]]”. The character’s arc concludes with “[[Foxxo’s Baker]]<nowiki/>y”.
* The forest that was first introduced in this story would serve as a key location in Volume 3, the comic’s final.
** Within the Caseyverse continuity, the forest is known as the [[Hundred Acre Wood]]. It is located between the village and the city of Bridgeport.

=== Trivia ===

* The story repeatedly suggests that the villagers own shares in Gingerbread Bakery.
* Joe and Aunt Picky both personally know who General Bacon is. Joe’s genuine fear at the sight of the General in the beginning, leaving towards the polar bear’s absence until the end, suggests unresolved tensions.
* There’s Something About Foxxo is likely based on an unpublished comic where Joe pretended to quit as an April Fools’ joke.
* The story is both a deconstruction and reconstruction of Foxxo’s character. The deconstruction criticizes Foxxo’s greed and highlights just how dependent he has become on Joe. He is finally reconstructed when he finally declines the General’s offer for reasons that go beyond money.
** As a consequence, Foxxo takes on more active roles in the village in Volume 3, without Joe needing to directly intervene like he did during Volume 1.
* General K. Bacon is likely based on an early General Hogsworth concept when Wuffle was first pitched as a video game.
* Foxxo was likely able to secure a deal with the General’s sister, possibly the equivalent of Marylin in order to get wood to help repair the home, which had previously been a sight for gags back in Volume 1.
* Hundred Acre Woods being in the same spot as the one mentioned in There’s Something About Foxxo is a complete coincidence, as Bark had not fully read the story up until that point.

=== Adoptions ===

* Tony Bark rewrote the story from scratch, “word-for-word,” separating by chapters, and adopted it into ePub format, in order for it to reach a wider audience while gaining some writing practice.