IT'S. FINALLY. DONE.
Before I begin, I'd like to say that there are thirteen panels. *giggle*
Now then.

Months later, the square of Toontown was a very different place. The buildings were clean and white with a fresh coat of paint, the roads were paved and what had once been piles of trash were now lustrous flower gardens.

In the center of it all, though, was a tall marble statue donated to the Toontown Civil Center by noted sculptor Gusto Gummi, a breathtaking and majestic work featuring a strapping man in a long coat with a head full of braids and most majestic of all, a pair of magnificent sideburns.

“He robbed from the rich and he gave to the poor!” sang the minstrel to the children gathered around the statue as they joyfully clapped their hands and joined in.

“Stood up to The Man and he gave Him what for!
With his sideburns alert and a confident grin

The Hero of Toontown, the man called Xaldin!”

- Those Lacking Spines, chapter seven.
The first song is from the previous chapter.

In the story, Xaldin refused to let the Toons sing about him. But, in all honesty, he didn't mind being a hero. So, when the tragedy was over and the nine members of the Organization who'd lost their... you knows had recovered them, I'm sure he longed for the heroism he'd had during his adventure.

And ended up running around Castle Oblivion singing like he'd just found himself a heart.

I present to you Xaldin, the hero of Toontown.

In the real world of see-oh-em, it wouldn't work this way. Lexaeus and Xaldin would be hooded, since you can't see their bodies. But, if they were hooded, what the hell would be the point?

Lyrics belong to Gexegee of the Organization VI.
Characters belong to Squenix and Disney.
Sprites are from The Spriters Resource, except for the Xaldin sprites, which were made by ~ShiningamiMaxwell.
This comic belongs to me.
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