I think the question is invalid; Nagilum is unitary, and any perception of multiples thereof is an illusion caused by our limited three-dimensional understanding.
“Nagillum” is “Mulligan” spelled backward according to “New Voyages: The Next Generation Guidebook” by Edward Gross and Mark A. Altman, (Image Publishing, 1991), p. 58. Actor Richard Mulligan was the first pick to play the character. The part went to Earl Boen, but renaming the character Neob would just be silly.
At least the eyes are in pairs.
Eye see what they did there.
“Mom, come pick me up I’m at the wrong camp”
That cover reminds me somewhat of the end of the film “Village of the Damned”; I expect each pair of eyes to zoom off the cover.
I’m taking a poll.
1) What is the proper plural of “Nagilum”?
-or-
2) What is the proper term for a group of Nagilum?
Nagilae, no doubt.
I think the question is invalid; Nagilum is unitary, and any perception of multiples thereof is an illusion caused by our limited three-dimensional understanding.
Nice way to get out of the spelling/plurals argument. You deserve an upvote just for creative escapism.
“Nagillum” is “Mulligan” spelled backward according to “New Voyages: The Next Generation Guidebook” by Edward Gross and Mark A. Altman, (Image Publishing, 1991), p. 58. Actor Richard Mulligan was the first pick to play the character. The part went to Earl Boen, but renaming the character Neob would just be silly.
So, the plural of Nagillum is Snagillum.
Why the cold shoulder?