Difference between revisions of "Cell Barajas"

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{{Player|status=Alive, Imperfect|team=[[Mexico City Wild Wings]]|rating=★★}}
  
Cell Barajas (セル ''''Seru'''') is the ultimate creation of Dr. Gero Barajas, designed using the genetics of the most mediocre Blaseball players that the remote tracking device could find on Earth. He plays for the [[Mexico City Wild Wings]]. He is the brother of [[Washer Barajas]], who plays for the [[Yellowstone Magic]].  
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Cell Barajas is the ultimate melding of science and blaseball, designed using the genetics of the most mediocre Blaseball players that would submit to experimentation and several birds captured by the CDMX Wild Wings staff. Because of this she is a half blaseball player half bird monster (known colloquially as a 'Harpy').
  
Currently he is in his imperfect form, but rumors have circulated that he might become yet more powerful.
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Most notable about Cell is that at the end of every game she lays an egg. This egg will hatch before the beginning of the next game and play in her place. Because of this this creature perfectly engineered for blaseball will never gain a full understand of the rules, and may play extremely inconsistently. Many of the Cells seem incapable of even holding a bat, and the ones that do often fail to understand what to do with it.
  
Cell does not own a bat.  
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Due to their reproduction, some worry that these beings will come to fill the entire Wild Wings stadium in time.  
  
 
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Revision as of 23:33, 8 August 2020


Cell Barajas is the ultimate melding of science and blaseball, designed using the genetics of the most mediocre Blaseball players that would submit to experimentation and several birds captured by the CDMX Wild Wings staff. Because of this she is a half blaseball player half bird monster (known colloquially as a 'Harpy').

Most notable about Cell is that at the end of every game she lays an egg. This egg will hatch before the beginning of the next game and play in her place. Because of this this creature perfectly engineered for blaseball will never gain a full understand of the rules, and may play extremely inconsistently. Many of the Cells seem incapable of even holding a bat, and the ones that do often fail to understand what to do with it.

Due to their reproduction, some worry that these beings will come to fill the entire Wild Wings stadium in time.