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Rhythm comes directly from the soul

You lead, I'll follow

Created on 2007-12-03 02:35:26 (#14378282), last updated 2008-07-25

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Name:	Glitch
Birthdate:	03-23

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Disclaimer - Not mine. Don't sue. Pleaaaase. I have nothing.
Character Name - Glitch
Character Fandom - Tin Man
Canonical Point of Entry - Just before the end of the series, when he's shocked by the Alchemist.
Physical Description - Gangly, brown hair, brown eyes, skinny. Oh. And he has a zipper on top of his head from when they removed half of his brain.

A winged robot monkey with razor-blade teeth, a shape-shifting dog, a cyber-punk sorceress, three-eyed dwarves, and killer crickets. Welcome to a land you never heard of once in a lullaby.

The once-beautiful Outer Zone has been zapped into a frigid and decaying wasteland. Here, in O.Z., one of its subjects, known only as Lavender Eyes, has been imprisoned. Her stunningly evil captor in black leather is Sorceress Azkadellia (Kathleen Robertson, Scary Movie 2). The Woman is just part of the sorceress’s nefarious plot—to suck the souls out of her minions and harness the energy to jump the gap between her world and the “other side”—a place called Earth. But Azkadellia’s prescient wolverine servant, Lylo, warns his mistress of a vile presence that embodies goodness, an alarming glimmer of light and hope that could be her undoing. She is DG (Zooey Deschannel, Elf), a rebellious young woman from Omaha, imbued with wanderlust and visited upon in her dreams by none other than Lavender Eyes and the fellow slaves whose pleas of “save us” urge DG to follow her destiny.

DG does just that, right over a cliff into a swirling storm, face first in a debris-strewn land of double suns. Enlisting the help of three new friends—the zipper-headed half-brain Glitch (Alan Cumming, X-Men 2), a tin cop named Cain (Neil McDonough, Minority Report), and the gentle manimal Raw (Raoul Trujillo, Apocalypto)—DG embarks on a journey of deliverance along a crumbling old road. Where it leads is into the decadence of the Twister Cabaret, the flamboyant shocks of the Realm of the Unwanted, the fetid horrors of the Black Swamp, and deep into the darkening heart of O.Z. and the mind of the Mystic Man (Oscar and Golden Globe winner Richard Dreyfuss, Jaws) who knows all. Here, DG will discover her role in the fate of a city, her startling connection to Lavender Eyes and to Azkadellia herself, who brings a gleefully sadistic, soul-sucking new meaning to the term “sibling rivalry.”

Spiked with the kind of off-the-wall creatures, voluptuous villains, acid twists, and hair-raising turns that Dorothy’s dreams never allowed before, this knockout update of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz doesn’t just go over the rainbow. It goes way beyond.

Glitch, or Ambrose (generally equivalent to the Scarecrow), a man with a zipper on his head whose brain was taken by the sorceress because of something he knew, earning him the name of Glitch. He was once named Ambrose, a brilliant inventor and the former adviser to the Queen. When Azkadellia began her coup, he destroyed the blue prints of the Sun Seeder machine to try to protect it from Azkadellia, but she removed his brain so she could get the plans directly from them instead. Though he sometimes forgets his name and repeats himself, he also has moments of clarity in which he can remember things clearly.

Header image taken from the fanart by

goldbryn to accompany her story "The FlyAway Scarecrow and The Tin Man's Heart", which can be found here. Quote from the Princess Bride.

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