Thunderdood

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This object was crafted in Tinkercad. https://www.tinkercad.com/things/hoPWIGEaXRa Thunderdood was the undisputed champion Airball player of 1979, renowned as the one and only Larry Bird of Earth of his time, the fastest flyer in the Stratosphere, VIP of the jet stream, and MVP of the Somewhere Over New Orleans Floating Partiers. Legends surrounded him, a hero who dominated the air before the hurricane ravaged the jetstream. His story was epic, tragic, and unforgettable, that of Thunderdood. Although Thunderdood vanished, the Somewhere Over New Orleans Floating Partiers were left in shambles. It's okay, it's cool, it's Thunderdood – it's me. Yes, I know, it's an honor, but hold onto your business tie because I'm making another comeback. Three days after the hurricane, a sighting of Thunderdood was reported off the coast of Clarens, a small town in South Africa. The White Cross dispatched a task force to locate the one and only Thunderdood while I desperately sought to reach Apollo Bay VIC in Australia. I had visited this place before for a tournament back in 1976 and knew the path to the jetstream. Meanwhile, the search continued elsewhere as I floated comfortably back to New Orleans. The lightning horns, a trademark of Thunderdood's prowess, crackled with energy. Then... BOOM – I realized my incredible speed and strength disappeared. Airball requires speed, strength, and agility, but mostly speed. And I have it in abundance, along with the physical dexterity needed to excel at this sport. My horns on my head possess a unique ability – they allow me to teleport instantly. Thunderdood is a champion, and I proved it by returning home after teleporting back. Shortly after, the New Sky Times ran a headline: "Thunderdood Returns." Our city of clouds was destroyed, but Somewhere Over New Orleans was rebuilt, and the Somewhere Over New Orleans Partiers went on to win the 1989 airball championship without Thunderdood's presence. His body returned, but not his spirit. Thunderdood accomplished the impossible – he teleported, won, yet couldn't pull it off one last time. He was found over the Caribbean two days after his final teleportation. A grand memorial was erected in honor of the one and only Thunderdoud. His name, smile, and electrifying energy were preserved forever. However, clouds don't die; they merely change shape. An endless cycle of reincarnation follows. He's still out there. In About Over New York, people whisper about a cloud with an unusual affinity for airball. Personality Traits Bragging and happy, I exude confidence in my abilities.