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Stephen Flash was the team captain of the IF-573.44 [[sloccer]] team [[Denver Brights]], known for being composed entirely of Goldenrod Gall moths. Despite their composition, they were rather agile and blocked many goals using their 'headbutt', which was actually the combined moths that formed the head and neck throwing their entire weight towards the ball at the same time. | Stephen Flash was the team captain of the IF-573.44 [[sloccer]] team [[Denver Brights]], known for being composed entirely of Goldenrod Gall moths. Despite their composition, they were rather agile and blocked many goals using their 'headbutt', which was actually the combined moths that formed the head and neck throwing their entire weight towards the ball at the same time. | ||
Flash is said to be the reason why Lightner is sometimes distracted by bright lights. | Flash is said to be the reason why Lightner is sometimes distracted by bright lights. | ||
Revision as of 02:46, 17 September 2020
Rumor / Community LoreThis article contains lore created collaboratively by the Blaseball community. It is just one of many Rumors that we've found in the Interdimensional Rumor Mill. You can find more Rumors about Stephens Lightner at their Rumor Registry.
Stephen Flash was the team captain of the IF-573.44 sloccer team Denver Brights, known for being composed entirely of Goldenrod Gall moths. Despite their composition, they were rather agile and blocked many goals using their 'headbutt', which was actually the combined moths that formed the head and neck throwing their entire weight towards the ball at the same time.
Flash is said to be the reason why Lightner is sometimes distracted by bright lights.
