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The [[Devolution Revolution]], named after them, granted them their freedom. Along with the rest of the Sewer Mutants, they are now considered regular citizens of [[Earth]] and are allowed to walk on the surface of [[New New York]]. | The [[Devolution Revolution]], named after them, granted them their freedom. Along with the rest of the Sewer Mutants, they are now considered regular citizens of [[Earth]] and are allowed to walk on the surface of [[New New York]]. | ||
== Members == | |||
The mutated versions of: | |||
*[[Mutated Mark Mothersbaugh|Mark Mothersbaugh]] | |||
*Bob Mothersbaugh | |||
*Gerald Casale | |||
*Bob Casale | |||
*Josh Freese | |||
== Additionnal Info == | == Additionnal Info == | ||
Revision as of 03:08, 13 October 2010
| Devo | |
|---|---|
 Devo mutated. | |
| Organisation type | Band |
| First appearance | "The Mutants Are Revolting" (6ACV12)  |
| Current status | Mutated |
Devo has been a new-wave band since the 20th century. They still exist in the 31st century where, having been mutated, they fight for their rights. The band is led by Mark Mothersbaugh.
The Devolution Revolution, named after them, granted them their freedom. Along with the rest of the Sewer Mutants, they are now considered regular citizens of Earth and are allowed to walk on the surface of New New York.
Members
The mutated versions of:
- Mark Mothersbaugh
- Bob Mothersbaugh
- Gerald Casale
- Bob Casale
- Josh Freese
Additionnal Info
Trivia
- The name of Devo actually comes from the idea of de-evolution, a belief the band subscribes to.