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De'cava and the voodoolady guybrush parents?

Isaac GoodluckIsaac Goodluck
edited September 2009 in Tales of Monkey Island
Wonder if xD

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  • Astro GnocciAstro Gnocci
    edited September 2009
    no.
  • BaggeBagge
    edited September 2009
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  • doggansdoggans
    edited September 2009
    No, but Spinner Cay DID make reference to Guybrush's mother (and joked about MI2's ambiguous ending at the same time, which was awesome).
  • WoodsyblueWoodsyblue
    edited September 2009
    I'm not noticing much of a family resemblance between Guybrush and the Voodoo lady :rolleyes:
  • PyriteParrotPyriteParrot
    edited September 2009
    Don't say that, haven't you seen the Jackson kids? ;)
  • Sir PantalonesSir Pantalones
    edited September 2009
    doggans wrote: »
    No, but Spinner Cay DID make reference to Guybrush's mother (and joked about MI2's ambiguous ending at the same time, which was awesome).

    Where was that again?

    I do seriously think Morgan could be their daughter, though.
  • nitsujsedohrnitsujsedohr
    edited September 2009
    That would be funny, but I don't see Guybrush forgetting the big helpful voodoo lady was his mom. Besides, where did the Threepwood name come from then? Threepwood doesn't sound very VOODOO-ish to me. He isn't Guybrush De'cava, seems to me she would've given him this fathers name if this was the case.
  • GibbeynatorGibbeynator
    edited September 2009
    Well, Threepwood isn't a very pirate-y name either. It's the sort of name you'd expect a flooring inspector to have.
  • nitsujsedohrnitsujsedohr
    edited September 2009
    Neither is Mancomb Seepgood, But hes a pirate. I wouldn't mind a cameo form Guybrush's parents to put aside the speculation. I'm not sure if they are dead or not either considering the ending of MI 2. Hmmm... Is LeChuck really his brother!?
  • IcedhopeIcedhope
    edited September 2009
    Wow, No...
  • FinisterrexFinisterrex
    edited September 2009
    Actually DeCava has some kind of "guybrush style"
  • SlanzingerSlanzinger
    edited September 2009
    Isaac Goodluck wrote: »
    Wonder if xD

    Sigh.
    No.
    No no NO.
    nO.
    (Have to put it in all possible caps combinations to make you realise, just NO!)
  • Secret FawfulSecret Fawful
    edited September 2009
    Guybrush... the Voodoo Lady's son? I must have had my brightness settings turned up too high on my computer all this time.
  • doodo!doodo!
    edited September 2009
    Bagge wrote: »
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    And also their dead in the theme park as dancing skeletons.
  • BaggeBagge
    edited September 2009
    doodo! wrote: »
    And also their dead in the theme park as dancing skeletons.

    Now you are mixing things up.
  • FuryFury
    edited September 2009
    doggans wrote: »
    No, but Spinner Cay DID make reference to Guybrush's mother (and joked about MI2's ambiguous ending at the same time, which was awesome).

    Yeah, that was freaking pwnage.

    And no. Not parents in the slightest.
  • doodo!doodo!
    edited September 2009
    Bagge wrote: »
    Now you are mixing things up.

    :o You mean the leg bone and the arm bone song mix up thing or I got my facts wrong?
  • FuryFury
    edited September 2009
    They don't sing at the theme park. They're in Mi2 twice. You got confused.
  • TacobobTacobob
    edited September 2009
    doodo! wrote: »
    :o You mean the leg bone and the arm bone song mix up thing or I got my facts wrong?

    It happened on "Booty Island" when Guybrush first attempts to climb the very large tree. He breaks the plank he was standing on, and gets a floggin on the noggin.

    I love this part.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHgRlsOvN3M
  • doodo!doodo!
    edited September 2009
    Well, I think I need to play MI2 again, I rather play it than MI-one anyways. I've only played it once though. LOL as sad as it is I think I might know MI-4 the best of them all, 3rd the second, MI-one, Mi-two.
  • MaxilyahMaxilyah
    edited September 2009
    Voodoo Lady being Guybrush's mom...
    That idea is just made of fail.
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