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A '''time paradox duplicate''' is the result of a person using the time code to go back in time thus creating two of the person in the same time zone. However the time code self corrects paradoxes with The Doom Field, dooming all duplicates. | |||
A time paradox duplicate is the result of a person using the time code to go back | |||
in time thus creating two of the person in the same time zone. However the time code self corrects paradoxes with The Doom Field, dooming all duplicates. | |||
== Known Duplicates == | == Known Duplicates == | ||
* [[Lars Fillmore]] ([[Philip J. Fry|Fry]]'s duplicate, goes back in time for free pizza) | |||
* ([[Nudar]]) (Nudar goes back in time to the day before as a test of the time code) | |||
* [[Hermes Conrad|Hermes]]' body (Bender goes back in time and gets Hermes another body) | |||
* ([[Bender]]) (when he creates them by letting them staying around longer than they were logical supposed to) | |||
== Additional info== | |||
===Appearances === | |||
* {{e|x1}} | |||
Revision as of 19:51, 27 December 2007
A time paradox duplicate is the result of a person using the time code to go back in time thus creating two of the person in the same time zone. However the time code self corrects paradoxes with The Doom Field, dooming all duplicates.
Known Duplicates
- Lars Fillmore (Fry's duplicate, goes back in time for free pizza)
- (Nudar) (Nudar goes back in time to the day before as a test of the time code)
- Hermes' body (Bender goes back in time and gets Hermes another body)
- (Bender) (when he creates them by letting them staying around longer than they were logical supposed to)
