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* The logo on the Mann Co. Monkeynautics is based on the {{w|National Aeronautics and Space Administration}} (NASA) logo. | * The logo on the Mann Co. Monkeynautics is based on the {{w|National Aeronautics and Space Administration}} (NASA) logo. | ||
| + | * The alternate text for the "Pyromania" animated banner reads "Happy 25th birthday animated gif!" The GIF file format [http://www.olsenhome.com/gif/ was released by CompuServe in June, 1987.] | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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| “ | Doomsday pits BLU against RED, with only one team getting the honor of transporting a suitcase nuke full of recalled Mann Co. Australium to American monkeynaut Poopy Joe’s rocket, so he can blast off and hunt down Soviet space chimp Vladimir Bananas. It's the same spirit of competitive enterprise that stalled the moon landing by three years when Buzz Aldrin suplexed Neil Armstrong into a pile of folding chairs at Astromania '69! Both teams will attempt to get the necessary fuel up a preposterously slow-moving elevator and into Poopy Joe’s Australium-powered rocket to the stars.
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Doomsday is an upcoming game mode in which both teams attempt to deliver a package of Australium to Poopy Joe to use as fuel so he can rocket into space. It is scheduled to be released as part of the Pyromania Update.
Gallery
Pyromania, Day 1 Update Page
Trivia
- The logo on the Mann Co. Monkeynautics is based on the Template:W (NASA) logo.
- The alternate text for the "Pyromania" animated banner reads "Happy 25th birthday animated gif!" The GIF file format was released by CompuServe in June, 1987.
See also
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