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There is a very early comic ([[16: Monty Python -- Enough]]) where a hairy guy delivers the joke. There is no reason to believe this is the same Hairy that [[Randall]] invented later. | There is a very early comic ([[16: Monty Python -- Enough]]) where a hairy guy delivers the joke. There is no reason to believe this is the same Hairy that [[Randall]] invented later. | ||
| − | Hairy's name may be "Mike" as that name is used by Cueball in [[2232: Hotel Room Party]] when addressing a group that included him. | + | Hairy's name may be "Mike" as that name is used by Cueball in [[2232: Hotel Room Party]] when addressing a group that included him. And in [[2718: New Year's Eve 2023]] |
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Revision as of 19:18, 6 January 2023
| Hairy | |
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| First appearance | 61: Stacey's Dad |
| Appearances | 161 |
Hairy is a stick figure character in xkcd. The name is unofficial, used by xkcd explainers to describe male characters with hair and no other distinguishing features.
Hairy is not a single character, but a categorization of various one-time characters. One Hairy, a learning pickup artist, has appeared in two comics (1027: Pickup Artist and 1178: Pickup Artists).
When Hairy appears with Cueball or Black Hat, he generally comes off as worse (as in 1210: I'm So Random, or as a pickup artist). Hairy can also appear just to add some variation in a group (1261: Shake That), or as a kid (973: MTV Generation, 1176: Those Not Present).
There is a very early comic (16: Monty Python -- Enough) where a hairy guy delivers the joke. There is no reason to believe this is the same Hairy that Randall invented later.
Hairy's name may be "Mike" as that name is used by Cueball in 2232: Hotel Room Party when addressing a group that included him. And in 2718: New Year's Eve 2023
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