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=== Marvel Comics === | === Marvel Comics === | ||
[[File:Marvel - Boxey and Muffey.png|thumb|{{alt|Boxey|TOS}} and {{alt|Muffey}} during the {{alt|Cylon|TOS}} bombardment of {{alt|Caprica|TOS}}'s cities {{comics|marvel|1}}.]] | [[File:Marvel - Boxey and Muffey.png|thumb|{{alt|Boxey|TOS}} and {{alt|Muffey}} during the {{alt|Cylon|TOS}} bombardment of {{alt|Caprica|TOS}}'s cities ({{comics|marvel|1}}).]] | ||
The original living [[daggit]], {{inlineref|Muffey}}, is slain during the attack on {{alt|Caprica|TOS}}. After an aborted search for the daggit, {{alt|Serina}} and {{alt|Boxey|TOS}} head out of the city {{comics|marvel|1}}. | The original living [[daggit]], {{inlineref|Muffey}}, is slain during the attack on {{alt|Caprica|TOS}}. After an aborted search for the daggit, {{alt|Serina}} and {{alt|Boxey|TOS}} head out of the city ({{comics|marvel|1}}). | ||
[[File:Marvel - Boxey and Muffey II Meet.png|thumb|{{alt|Boxey|TOS}} is introduced to Dr. {{alt|Wilker}}'s newest invention, the robotic [[daggit]] [[Muffey II]] {{comics|marvel|2}}.]] | [[File:Marvel - Boxey and Muffey II Meet.png|thumb|{{alt|Boxey|TOS}} is introduced to Dr. {{alt|Wilker}}'s newest invention, the robotic [[daggit]] [[Muffey II]] ({{comics|marvel|2}}).]] | ||
With no other living daggits surviving the holocaust, Dr. {{alt|Wilker}} creates a robotic variant. Made aware of Boxey's mourning and moved to assist Serina in handling the depressed Boxey, Captain {{alt|Apollo|TOS}} recruits Wilker's assistance for Boxey to "train" the robotic daggit. This new daggit, the {{inlineref|Muffey II}}, is programmed to respond to Boxey's instructions {{comics|marvel|2}}. | With no other living daggits surviving the holocaust, Dr. {{alt|Wilker}} creates a robotic variant. Made aware of Boxey's mourning and moved to assist Serina in handling the depressed Boxey, Captain {{alt|Apollo|TOS}} recruits Wilker's assistance for Boxey to "train" the robotic daggit. This new daggit, the {{inlineref|Muffey II}}, is programmed to respond to Boxey's instructions ({{comics|marvel|2}}). | ||
During the deployment of {{alt|landram}} search parties on {{alt|Carillon}}, Boxey and Muffey II encounter the {{alt|Ovions}} and are lead to the chancery, where they are subsequently reunited with Serina and Apollo. Boxey and Muffey II also uncover the {{alt|Cylons|TOS}} in the mines of Carillon, which escalates into a standoff between the Cylon garrison secreted there and the subsequent evacuation of Carillon {{comics|marvel|3}}. | During the deployment of {{alt|landram}} search parties on {{alt|Carillon}}, Boxey and Muffey II encounter the {{alt|Ovions}} and are lead to the chancery, where they are subsequently reunited with Serina and Apollo. Boxey and Muffey II also uncover the {{alt|Cylons|TOS}} in the mines of Carillon, which escalates into a standoff between the Cylon garrison secreted there and the subsequent evacuation of Carillon ({{comics|marvel|3}}). | ||
==== Notes ==== | ==== Notes ==== | ||
* Muffey II has a tongue and licks Boxey as a biological daggit would {{comics|marvel|2}}, a feature absent in its [[Muffit|canonical counterpart]]. | * Muffey II has a tongue and licks Boxey as a biological daggit would ({{comics|marvel|2}}), a feature absent in its [[Muffit|canonical counterpart]]. | ||
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He is held in high regard by [[Apollo (TOS-LM)|Apollo]], who considers him a "real person" that "beats any ordinary daggit hands down." Boxey has immense faith in Muffit's abilities, both as a programmed tracker and as a judge of character ({{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 1}}, {{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 4}}).<ref>''Look-In'' #47 (1979), Storyline 1, Strip 5</ref><ref>''Look-In'' #49 (1980), Storyline 4, Strip 20</ref> | He is held in high regard by [[Apollo (TOS-LM)|Apollo]], who considers him a "real person" that "beats any ordinary daggit hands down." Boxey has immense faith in Muffit's abilities, both as a programmed tracker and as a judge of character ({{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 1}}, {{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 4}}).<ref>''Look-In'' #47 (1979), Storyline 1, Strip 5</ref><ref>''Look-In'' #49 (1980), Storyline 4, Strip 20</ref> | ||
After Captain [[Heffren (TOS-LM)|Heffren]] goes into hiding aboard ''[[Galactica (TOS-LM)|Galactica]]'', Muffit is reprogrammed to act as a tracker, using Heffren's scent to locate him {{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 1}}.<ref>''Look-In'' #51 (1979), Storyline 1, Strip 9</ref> | After Captain [[Heffren (TOS-LM)|Heffren]] goes into hiding aboard ''[[Galactica (TOS-LM)|Galactica]]'', Muffit is reprogrammed to act as a tracker, using Heffren's scent to locate him ({{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 1}}).<ref>''Look-In'' #51 (1979), Storyline 1, Strip 9</ref> | ||
Muffit accompanies Boxey as a stowaway on a rescue mission to the planet [[Zaroak (TOS-LM)|Zaroak]] {{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 4}}.<ref>''Look-In'' #37 (1980), Storyline 4, Strip 8</ref> | Muffit accompanies Boxey as a stowaway on a rescue mission to the planet [[Zaroak (TOS-LM)|Zaroak]] ({{Comics|Look-In Magazine: Storyline 4}}).<ref>''Look-In'' #37 (1980), Storyline 4, Strip 8</ref> | ||
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