Appearing in "Witch's Son"

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Synopsis for "Witch's Son"

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Appearing in "The Goon in Die, Fish, Die!"

Featured Characters:

• The Goon

Supporting Characters:

• Franky

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• Fishy Pete
• Zombie Priest (Cameo)

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• Momo

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• Lonely Street

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Synopsis for "The Goon in Die, Fish, Die!"

The Goon and his Pal Franky sees a man named Momo. When Momo tries to run, the Goon throws a mailbox at him, crippling him. The Goon interrogates Momo in demanding the whereabouts of Brickhead Johnny who owes the Goon protection money. Momo admits that he only saw Johnny while playing cards. After dropping Momo, the Goon is met by a strange man who knows where Johnny is and reports that he was in the dockyards trying to find passage. Hearing this, the Goon and Franky leaves for the docks. Just as they left, the strange man is reveal to be a giant floating angler fish who eats Momo, telling himself that "Fishy Pete is waiting."

The Goon and Franky finds what appears to be Franky and chases him into a warehouse. As they enter they find it is not Johnny but a fish-man, who lure them to be confront by Fishy Pete and his gang of fish men. Vengeful for losing his arms and legs to the Goon, Pete intends to kill the Goon in order to wipe out the corruption from his docks. Franky reasons with Pete in seeing eye-to-eye, but it is a trick for him and the Goon to attack first. Both the Goon and Franky easily take care of Pete's fish men. As Pete is the only survivor and prepares to attack the Goon and openly telling that he would go after Labrazio, he is struck down by the giant fist whose owner warns (again) not to "leave Labrazio out of it!"

With the entire fish gang beat, the Goon makes a final kick at an unconscious Pete before telling Franky to pick up one of the Squid fish-men for the bartender Norton for calamari.

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