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In the early comics he was mostly just a strange and naive guy. There is an early start to the strangeness, but that power could also be attributed to [[Cueball]] (at least it is a shared power) in [[248]].  
 
In the early comics he was mostly just a strange and naive guy. There is an early start to the strangeness, but that power could also be attributed to [[Cueball]] (at least it is a shared power) in [[248]].  
  
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After comic [[1099]], Beret Guy begins to appear frequently with these strange powers, typically not related to each other, except that he has some issues with electrical sockets and power cords as seen in [[1293]] and [[1395]]. (See also [[509: Induced Current]] and the title text of [[614: Woodpecker]], regarding power cords, but not these strange powers.)
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After 851 comics [[1099]], Beret Guy begins to appear frequently with these strange powers, typically not related to each other, except that he has some issues with electrical sockets and power cords as seen in [[1293]] and [[1395]]. (See also [[509: Induced Current]] and the title text of [[614: Woodpecker]], regarding power cords, but not these strange powers.)
  
 
Many of these apparent powers manifest as objects behaving strangely around him. It is unclear whether these are in fact powers inherent to Beret Guy or whether the objects are simply cursed; as indicated in [[1772]], most of his possessions were acquired from shops specializing in cursed items.
 
Many of these apparent powers manifest as objects behaving strangely around him. It is unclear whether these are in fact powers inherent to Beret Guy or whether the objects are simply cursed; as indicated in [[1772]], most of his possessions were acquired from shops specializing in cursed items.
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#[[1099]]: He has infinite wings.
 
#[[1099]]: He has infinite wings.
 
#[[1135]]: Makes spiders weave him a shirt.
 
#[[1135]]: Makes spiders weave him a shirt.
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#[[1158]]: Creates rope to pull & release ball via his imagination.
 
 
#[[1293]]: Pours soup from power socket.
 
#[[1293]]: Pours soup from power socket.
 
#[[1388]]: Subducts through the floor to form mountains in his room.
 
#[[1388]]: Subducts through the floor to form mountains in his room.

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