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| rdfs:comment | - One notable "Goon", caught via the Creature Creator system in the International or HD Remaster versions, is named Red and had aspirations of being a hero before finally deciding to act on them. A month later, joined by Black and Blue to make a living as street performers, Red achieves his dream when a triple date with the female Goons and Purple results with the formation of a team of self-stylized superheroes.
- Villains are too cowardly to do their own dirty work themselves, so they hire henchmen to do it for them. The basic dirty work that henchmen do includes the following:
* Driving the vehicles of their bosses.
* Carrying the stolen items of their bosses.
* Fighting superheroes for their bosses.
* Robbing places for their bosses.
- Goon – The amount of goons in a Mafia team will depend on the game, but they always have BTSC with each other and their Don. They will be listed in ranking order so that if the Don dies one of them will take over the duty of sending the Night Kill PM to the hosts, but it is rare that the new Don will also receive protection from Cop investigations.
- A goon was a derogatory term for a threatening or stupid individual. In 2268, while under the influence of the Beta XII-A entity, Montgomery Scott referred to the Klingons as "fuzz-faced goons", adding that they should have left their patterns in the transporter. (TOS: "Day of the Dove" )
- Goon was a clone trooper during the time of the Clone Wars. He was a member of the squad of clones under Jedi General Sharkey's command during the Battle of Nadiem. He was originally cloned in Killifer's cloning facility hidden deep underground on Nadiem. He and the rest of his squad had secretly been inserted into the Grand Army of the Republic. But when MI5 discovered the underground facility, a battle broke out and Goon was killed by MI5 Agent Shasta Moonreaper.
- Goon, aka Olaf Goonasekara — Character
- Goon is the older brother of Dana who appeared in the episode "Oh, Brother". He keeps saying "Yo" and it is revealed at the end of the episode that he was actually speaking to his sister, whose full name is Yodana. Ever since now, Mrs. Jewls has been trying to catch him for not finishing a homework assignment.
- The film made its debut on September 10, 2011 at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada. It made its theatrical debut on February 24, 2012. In the United States, it was released on video on demand in February of 2012 and was given a limited theatrical release in March of that same year. A sequel "Goon: Last of the Enforcers" is scheduled to be released in September of 2016.
- Goon (군, Goon; or "Gun") was a Regular who was assigned to the Spear Bearer position but eventually failed on the Second Floor.
- A Goon is an enemy creature found in the Black Omen in Chrono Trigger.
- Goons are the first non-trainable troops in the game. They have the lowest health but their damage is better than Arsonists. They cannot be trained nor crafted. They are rarely used in the combats because they are hard to be obtained and have low stats.
- Goon is a Lepharist Revolutionary found in Altgard Ice Lake.
- The Goon is made to last. She uses the powers found within Blades and Hammers to become a formidable defensive master. The Goon is highly survivable, with a strong defence and a wide array of tools to replenish her health, even against large groups of opponents.
- Goons are a sentient race of large, muscular humanoids in Gloriana. Goons are semi-domesticated relatives of ogres. Not actually a monster unless you make them mad, Goons are large, ugly, and rather dumb. With patience, kindness, and five years of extensive training, they can be housebroken.
- Goons are one-eyed, two-legged mechanical guards located in the Sellbot Factory, the Cashbot Mints, the CFO battle and the District Attorney's Office. Typical goons wear a hard helmet and use a single large eye that projects a searchlight. If a toon collides with the light he or she will lose a number of laff points depending on the goon's type and location. Goons can be temporarily disabled by jumping on their head, but they cannot be destroyed except in the factory warehouse or the CFO battle. Goons are mostly seen in groups.
- A Goon is a netizen who has an active account on the Something Awful forums. The goon populations is large and diverse, techie oriented, and favors direct, often potty mouthed, expression. Goons have become infamous for trolling groups such as the otherkin, anime fandom, and furry fandom. This often involves gimmick pranks, stirring up trouble in those communities via defacing, or an invasion in the form of a swarm (referred to as a Goon Rush, an homage to the Zerg Rush from Blizzard's StarCraft).
- So far they are known only to the land of Tamir, they appeared to be winged humanoid monkey-like creatures and were the goons of the evil fairy Lolotte and guardians of her Castle. They are little creatures who fly upon wings that resemble those of bats. They are not capable of speech, instead they can only utter guttural sounds. The monkey soldiers were Lolotte's soldiers and bodyguards. They are horrible-looking, half-men, half-bat-like creatures that help to carry out Lolotte's evil plans. The winged monkeys served the wicked witch only because of a spell of blind obedience she had cast over them. They were freed of the enchantment after Rosella shot Lolotte with Cupid's arrow.
- Goon is a 2012 Canadian comedy film about the life of a minor league Ice Hockey enforcer written by Jay Baruchel and starring Seann William Scott. The film is billed as a Spiritual Successor to the 70s classic Slap Shot with the blood and gore Up to Eleven. You can view a trailer right here
- Goon is an Australian invention. It was discovered when English convicts filled a cardboard box with wine and realised they had invented Goon. The word 'Goon' is derived from the enticement 'go on!' - which can often be heard whilst imbibing Goon, spoken by friends who have sensed the (understandable) reluctance of the imbiber or by little cartoon devils that suddenly appear at the shoulder. Goon is the cheapest of all wines and if built-in future health care costs are not included it is cheaper than air. Goon will remain in the human gut for no longer than 30 minutes. After this period has elapsed the Goon will make its presence known in one of several ways:
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| abstract | - One notable "Goon", caught via the Creature Creator system in the International or HD Remaster versions, is named Red and had aspirations of being a hero before finally deciding to act on them. A month later, joined by Black and Blue to make a living as street performers, Red achieves his dream when a triple date with the female Goons and Purple results with the formation of a team of self-stylized superheroes.
- Villains are too cowardly to do their own dirty work themselves, so they hire henchmen to do it for them. The basic dirty work that henchmen do includes the following:
* Driving the vehicles of their bosses.
* Carrying the stolen items of their bosses.
* Fighting superheroes for their bosses.
* Robbing places for their bosses.
- A Goon is a netizen who has an active account on the Something Awful forums. The goon populations is large and diverse, techie oriented, and favors direct, often potty mouthed, expression. Goons have become infamous for trolling groups such as the otherkin, anime fandom, and furry fandom. This often involves gimmick pranks, stirring up trouble in those communities via defacing, or an invasion in the form of a swarm (referred to as a Goon Rush, an homage to the Zerg Rush from Blizzard's StarCraft). It is notable that not all goons act this way -- Something Awful's rules explicitly state that defacing, harassing, or invading other forums or communities is not permitted and subject to account banning. However, action is rarely taken against users who turn their online behavior into real-world harassment. Compounding the issue is the large volume of lurkers and unregistered users on Something Awful's forums who take it upon themselves to commit such acts of harassment, both on the Internet and in real life.
- Goon – The amount of goons in a Mafia team will depend on the game, but they always have BTSC with each other and their Don. They will be listed in ranking order so that if the Don dies one of them will take over the duty of sending the Night Kill PM to the hosts, but it is rare that the new Don will also receive protection from Cop investigations.
- A goon was a derogatory term for a threatening or stupid individual. In 2268, while under the influence of the Beta XII-A entity, Montgomery Scott referred to the Klingons as "fuzz-faced goons", adding that they should have left their patterns in the transporter. (TOS: "Day of the Dove" )
- The Goon is made to last. She uses the powers found within Blades and Hammers to become a formidable defensive master. The Goon is highly survivable, with a strong defence and a wide array of tools to replenish her health, even against large groups of opponents. The Deck is first and foremost made for Tanking, and therefore functions best in a group. The Goon has good damage mitigation, self healing powers, and effective abilities for getting the attention of enemies. The Deck is especially suited for tanking large groups of monsters at once, because it can constantly build both Hate and apply damage-over-time effects to many opponents at the same time.
- Goons are one-eyed, two-legged mechanical guards located in the Sellbot Factory, the Cashbot Mints, the CFO battle and the District Attorney's Office. Typical goons wear a hard helmet and use a single large eye that projects a searchlight. If a toon collides with the light he or she will lose a number of laff points depending on the goon's type and location. Goons can be temporarily disabled by jumping on their head, but they cannot be destroyed except in the factory warehouse or the CFO battle. Goons are mostly seen in groups. In the Chief Financial Officer battle, goons come out of the CFO undercarriage. These goons will start out yellow, but as the battle progresses, orange goons will come out followed by red ones. When the CFO's health is nearly depleted, the strongest type of goons will come out. In the District Attorney's office, giant goons wearing blue hats can be found in some offices, but not all of them. They can be disabled, but due to their large size, a toon must jump at a high point to do it.
- Goon was a clone trooper during the time of the Clone Wars. He was a member of the squad of clones under Jedi General Sharkey's command during the Battle of Nadiem. He was originally cloned in Killifer's cloning facility hidden deep underground on Nadiem. He and the rest of his squad had secretly been inserted into the Grand Army of the Republic. But when MI5 discovered the underground facility, a battle broke out and Goon was killed by MI5 Agent Shasta Moonreaper.
- Goon, aka Olaf Goonasekara — Character
- Goon is the older brother of Dana who appeared in the episode "Oh, Brother". He keeps saying "Yo" and it is revealed at the end of the episode that he was actually speaking to his sister, whose full name is Yodana. Ever since now, Mrs. Jewls has been trying to catch him for not finishing a homework assignment.
- Goons are a sentient race of large, muscular humanoids in Gloriana. Goons are semi-domesticated relatives of ogres. Not actually a monster unless you make them mad, Goons are large, ugly, and rather dumb. With patience, kindness, and five years of extensive training, they can be housebroken. Orange Goons can be seen in Quest for Glory I: So You Want to be a Hero working in the town of Spielburg, and green-skinned Goons appear in Shadows of Darkness and Dragon Fire. Goons are fully capable of language and may live alongside humans, often taking jobs as bouncers or guards. In Marete, feral goons attack travelers outside the safety of Silmaria and act as common monsters.
- The film made its debut on September 10, 2011 at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada. It made its theatrical debut on February 24, 2012. In the United States, it was released on video on demand in February of 2012 and was given a limited theatrical release in March of that same year. A sequel "Goon: Last of the Enforcers" is scheduled to be released in September of 2016.
- Goon is a 2012 Canadian comedy film about the life of a minor league Ice Hockey enforcer written by Jay Baruchel and starring Seann William Scott. The film is billed as a Spiritual Successor to the 70s classic Slap Shot with the blood and gore Up to Eleven. Doug Glatt (based on the real life player Doug Smith) is a slightly dimwitted, but generally kind bouncer at a night club who packs one hell of a punch. His best friend Ryan (Baruchel) runs a local cable show covering their local extremely minor league hockey team. One day while the two are at a game, a fight escalates into a bench-clearing brawl and one of the opposing team's players climbs up into the stands after he's yelled at by Ryan. When he calls Ryan a faggot, Doug, who has a gay younger brother, goes into Papa Wolf mode and lays him out. The event caught the attention of the team's management who offered him a position on the team as an enforcer. Despite his initial inability to skate, he makes an impact (literally) and catches favor with the coaches. Eventually he is given a call up to the slightly-less minor league Halifax Highlanders in order to protect their star player Xavier LaFlamme, a former NHLer who had suffered a concussion at the hands of legendary enforcer Ross Rhea and was sent down to the minors after fear of being injured again caused him to lose his game. Over the course of the movie he develops a relationship with a woman, Eva, who he makes out with in a bar not knowing she has a boyfriend. Eventually Doug has to prove himself by fighting the legendary Ross Rhea, who had been sent to the minors following a suspension, during his final game before retirement. You can view a trailer right here
- Goon (군, Goon; or "Gun") was a Regular who was assigned to the Spear Bearer position but eventually failed on the Second Floor.
- A Goon is an enemy creature found in the Black Omen in Chrono Trigger.
- Goon is an Australian invention. It was discovered when English convicts filled a cardboard box with wine and realised they had invented Goon. The word 'Goon' is derived from the enticement 'go on!' - which can often be heard whilst imbibing Goon, spoken by friends who have sensed the (understandable) reluctance of the imbiber or by little cartoon devils that suddenly appear at the shoulder. Goon is the cheapest of all wines and if built-in future health care costs are not included it is cheaper than air. Goon will remain in the human gut for no longer than 30 minutes. After this period has elapsed the Goon will make its presence known in one of several ways:
* The Goon molecules will convert into pure foolishness waves and overcome the consumer
* Droplets of Goon will burst through the consumer's brow whilst residual goon accumulates in the mind causing anxiety and dishevelment.
* Goonchuck
- Goons are the first non-trainable troops in the game. They have the lowest health but their damage is better than Arsonists. They cannot be trained nor crafted. They are rarely used in the combats because they are hard to be obtained and have low stats.
- So far they are known only to the land of Tamir, they appeared to be winged humanoid monkey-like creatures and were the goons of the evil fairy Lolotte and guardians of her Castle. They are little creatures who fly upon wings that resemble those of bats. They are not capable of speech, instead they can only utter guttural sounds. The monkey soldiers were Lolotte's soldiers and bodyguards. They are horrible-looking, half-men, half-bat-like creatures that help to carry out Lolotte's evil plans. The winged monkeys served the wicked witch only because of a spell of blind obedience she had cast over them. They were freed of the enchantment after Rosella shot Lolotte with Cupid's arrow. Although they had their freedom to leave after Rosella's victory, many stayed on to serve Edgar, during his time living alone at the castle, whom they thought wasn't such a bad soul at all. Following Edgar's return to Etheria, it is unknown what became of Lolotte's Goons. Lolotte's henchman are not able to speak, as they only utter strange guttural sounds.Although apparently some after the spell was broken were able to tell her that they had no love for Lolotte. There is a great resemblance between Lolotte's former goons and the monkey soldiers Dorothy encountered in Oz. Those creatures, however, were only bound to serve the witch there three times, a much different than their counterparts in Daventry. Goons are not an appealing race, they have an unnatural pallor to their skins, are creepy little creatures who fly upon wings that resemble those of bats.
- Goon is a Lepharist Revolutionary found in Altgard Ice Lake.
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