Actually, I agree that it would be interesting to have Zéro (or an equivalent) in the comics :P
Well, the Zorgloïdes are only canon in the cartoon series, but it's implied that Zorglub created them. About Zéro's "speech impediment" as you call it, it's actually a funny referene to the original comics. All the Zorgloïdes say "Vive Zorglub!" (Hail Zorglub!)... except Zéro who says "Eviv Bulgroz"... which is actually "Vive Zorglub" in Zorglangue, a language that Zorglub invented that consists on invert the orden of the letters in a word :P
It'd be pretty sweet - maybe the Zorgloïdes could be Zorglub's pet project and used for space exploration, or something.
Yeah, I was just wondering if an actual reason for Zéro saying "Eviv Bulgroz" was given (I think Z tried to fix it in the Numéro 1 ep?) or if it was just that, a nod to the comic/played for cheap laughs.
(And, err, I know what Zorglangue is, I would have to be pretty thick to miss it seeing how Zorglub is my favorite character and all. :x)
Anyways, is the thieving aspect of Zorglub present at all in the cartoon? He mostly just seems to fill the generic megalomaniac antagonist mold when the scriptwriters couldn't bother thinking of anything interesting.
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Well, the Zorgloïdes are only canon in the cartoon series, but it's implied that Zorglub created them. About Zéro's "speech impediment" as you call it, it's actually a funny referene to the original comics. All the Zorgloïdes say "Vive Zorglub!" (Hail Zorglub!)... except Zéro who says "Eviv Bulgroz"... which is actually "Vive Zorglub" in Zorglangue, a language that Zorglub invented that consists on invert the orden of the letters in a word :P
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Yeah, I was just wondering if an actual reason for Zéro saying "Eviv Bulgroz" was given (I think Z tried to fix it in the Numéro 1 ep?) or if it was just that, a nod to the comic/played for cheap laughs.
(And, err, I know what Zorglangue is, I would have to be pretty thick to miss it seeing how Zorglub is my favorite character and all. :x)
Anyways, is the thieving aspect of Zorglub present at all in the cartoon? He mostly just seems to fill the generic megalomaniac antagonist mold when the scriptwriters couldn't bother thinking of anything interesting.
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