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{{Infobox character ...ke other xkcd characters, he always represents the same character in every comic. In [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_zwyJ6IYR0#t=1451 his talk at Dartmou

{{Infobox character ...She does not necessarily always represent the same character from comic to comic. She is essentially the female equivalent of Cueball, representing the ever

{{Infobox character ...if? [http://what-if.xkcd.com/147/ Niagara Straw], he appears in the final comic, going down a relativistic stream of water, oblivious to the fact that said

{{Infobox character ...omic", and "Outstanding Comedic Comic", and wins "Outstanding Single Panel Comic" in the [https://web.archive.org/web/20090310200607/https://www.ccawards.co

{{Infobox character ...all Munroe|Randall]] hadn't standardized his character design early in the comic's run. Several of the [[:Category:Cancer|comics about cancer]] also have Cu

{{Infobox character ...White Hat appeared mostly as a rare secondary character. But starting with comic [[915: Connoisseur]], White Hat began appearing more often and developed mo

{{Infobox character ...comic, but it seems like Cueball represents Randall rather than Rob in the comic.

{{Infobox character ...Megan, she doesn't necessarily represent the same character from comic to comic.

{{Infobox character ...[[Cueball]]. She may or may not represent the same character from comic to comic.

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{{Infobox character There is a very early comic ([[16: Monty Python -- Enough]]) where a hairy guy delivers the joke. There

{{Infobox character :''For the comic series, see [[:Category:The Boy and his Barrel|The Boy and his Barrel]].''<

{{Infobox character ...in xkcd, she does not necessarily represent the same person from comic to comic. She is distinguished by her hair, set up in a bun. She can have several va

{{comic ...ontent of the page, called a "{{w|Help:Using talk pages|talk page}}". This comic presents the table-of-contents of the talk page of an article about a city.

{{Infobox character ...cters, she does not necessarily represent the same character from comic to comic.

{{Infobox character ...me)|Jack and Jill}}" English nursery rhyme. Up until a few years after the comic was posted, she was generally known as Science Girl because of her commonly