Muddle, Mayhem, and Filibuster

"Sir, yes, sir!"

(Muddle, Mayhem, and Filibuster, Munitions)

Muddle, Mayhem, and Filibuster

First Appearance: Dodge (cameo) Munitions Affiliations: The Ministry of Defense Complex Friends: General Zen, Captain Grant Enemies: Everyone (except friends) Voiced By: EE93's Friends

Muddle, Mayhem, and Filibuster were General Zen's personal jeeps that work for the Ministry of Defense. They were named by his loyal subordinate, Captain Grant.

Bio

One jeep was first seen in Dodge.

Zen gave his jeeps orders after the tornado disaster.

To help with the construction of the new outpost for the Ministry of Defense, General Zen ordered three top of the line jeeps to oversee the operation. The three jeeps, respectively, obeyed every order without question and were very difficult to work with. They had a strong dislike for steam engines in particular.

However, their fierce attitude and lack of common sense swiftly got the better of them. During the Munitions Incident, all three met a terrible fate. Filibuster was blown up by some fuel and munitions crates that lit up during the crisis which also made his wheel come loose, Muddle was crushed by a fallen building and caught in a fiery blaze, and Mayhem was pulverized in the refinery by a collapsing building as he let out a blood curling scream.

It is rumored some of their parts were salvaged, but none of the three came out of the catastrophe alive.

Persona

Muddle, Mayhem, and Filibuster were loud, dogmatic, domineering, fierce, and did not deviate from their orders. They were incredibly loyal to their superior, General Zen, and did not find the Railway as an efficient means of working on the operation. In times of crisis, they tended to freeze up, because they could not "think on their wheels", so to speak. They could not function without their orders.

Muddle can be identified by his prominent unibrow.

Mayhem can be identified with his cool, dark glasses.

Filibuster can be identified by his recently acquired eyepatch. How he got the eyepatch is always a touchy subject.