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+ | '''Force Majeure''' was a supervillain on [[The Venture Bros.]] He was [[The Sovereign]]'s predecessor as the head of [[The Council of 13]] in [[The Guild of Calamitous Intent]]. |
== Episode Appearances == |
== Episode Appearances == |
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Revision as of 14:42, 20 January 2020
| Force Majeure | |
|---|---|
| The Venture Bros. character | |
| First appearance |
Pomp and Circuitry |
| Last appearance |
All This and Gargantua-2 |
| Information | |
| Prior Alliances |
The Guild of Calamitous Intent The Council of 13 |
| Enemies |
The Sovereign (deceased) |
| Cause of Death |
The Sovereign |
Force Majeure was a supervillain on The Venture Bros. He was The Sovereign's predecessor as the head of The Council of 13 in The Guild of Calamitous Intent.
Episode Appearances
- Pomp and Circuitry (mentioned)
- All This and Gargantua-2 (mentioned)
Trivia
- The Sovereign told Phantom Limb that he originally slew Force Majeure and usurped his position in The Guild to seize control of The Council of 13.[1]
- Force Majeure's base of operations was Meteor Majeure, a satellite orbiting the Earth. It was inspired by Asteroid M, the one-time base of the Marvel Comics supervillain Magneto.
- In 1968, Force Majeure held the Boys Brigade for ransom on Meteor Majeure. The team of youths included Professor Impossible, Phantom Limb, and General Manhowers.[2]
- The legal term force majeure means an unavoidable chance occurrence that prevents one or more of the parties to a contract from fulfilling their contractual obligations.
- Force Majeure is also the title of the twelfth album by German electronic musicians Tangerine Dream, originally issued on transparent vinyl. It was a departure from the band's previous Krautrock output, moving them more toward the prog rock genre.