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[[Image:Mayor's_office.jpg|thumb|right|Wow... it's a violation of all things feng shui.]] | [[Image:Mayor's_office.jpg|thumb|right|Wow... it's a violation of all things feng shui.]] | ||
As was revealed in [[Sonichu 6]], there is a portal to CWCville which leads directly to the mayor's office. Additionally, the reception has several buttons that summon the [[ | As was revealed in [[Sonichu 6]], there is a portal to CWCville in [[Chris's room]] which leads directly to the mayor's office. Additionally, the reception has several buttons that summon the [[Electric Hedgehog Pokémon]], the [[Power Rangers]], and some [[Samurai_Pizza_Bots|robots that appear from nowhere, to do nothing of note]]. | ||
The idea of situating a mayor's office inside the mall may have been copied from the animated series ''[[Wikipedia:Tom Goes to the Mayor|Tom Goes to the Mayor]]'', shown on [[Adult Swim]]. | |||
==Purpose== | ==Purpose== | ||
No one (most likely not even [[Christian_Weston_Chandler_(comic_character)|the mayor]] himself) knows the purpose of the mayor's office, seeing | No one (most likely not even [[Christian_Weston_Chandler_(comic_character)|the mayor]] himself) knows the purpose of the mayor's office, seeing that CWCville doesn't appear to have a coherent government. An elected Town Council exists, although it is strictly advisory and the Mayor is not obliged take any action it recommends. Events in [[Sonichu 9|''Sonichu'' #9]] show that people can call up the mayor's office when the city is under attack; useful as this may be, this contributes little to civic government. When all of this is taken into account, one can only assume CWCville is actually a dictatorship, with the office a facade to keep the poverty-stricken public placated. | ||
When all of this is taken into account, one can only assume CWCville is actually a dictatorship, with the office a facade to keep the poverty-stricken public placated. | |||
In other words, it's amazingly useless. | In other words, it's amazingly useless. | ||
==Communication== | ===Communication=== | ||
Chris's Nintendo | Chris's Nintendo DSi has a custom uplink keeping him connected with this office at all times, so that he can always be aware of any pressing danger - not that he has ever used it for this purpose. Thus, the entertaining plot hook of a sudden call about an emergency in CWCville is sadly wasted. | ||
== | ===Daily business=== | ||
During Chris's tenure as mayor, he was a very lousy administrator, often abandoning his administrative duties to fight [[Jerkops]] in the mall; he has never explained why he simply doesn't fire these rogue employees that hate him so. He introduced his assistant, [[Allison Amber]], in [[Sonichu 6|''Sonichu'' #6]]; she is the dedicated employee who does all of the actual work, while he gets beaten-up by his [[Reldnahc Notsew Naitsirhc|evil gay twin]]. | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
Revision as of 08:32, 30 August 2010
The CWCville Mayoral Office would be the personal workplace of CWCville Mayor Christian Weston Chandler, if he wasn't preoccupied with his search for a sweetheart. It is situated inside the CWCville Shopping Center.
Layout
The average architect would describe his office layout as "ridiculously huge". When represented in the comics, it tends to seem rather plain, with the barest essential office furnishings (or the closest approximation possible with Crayola marker) set against an all-blue interior. Still, Chris seems to believe his station as mayor of his own fantasy world demands a spacious workplace. How many taxpayer dollars were wasted in its construction remains a mystery, although it's a fair assumption that CWCville citizens were heavily taxed to fund this and other useless projects.
As was revealed in Sonichu 6, there is a portal to CWCville in Chris's room which leads directly to the mayor's office. Additionally, the reception has several buttons that summon the Electric Hedgehog Pokémon, the Power Rangers, and some robots that appear from nowhere, to do nothing of note.
The idea of situating a mayor's office inside the mall may have been copied from the animated series Tom Goes to the Mayor, shown on Adult Swim.
Purpose
No one (most likely not even the mayor himself) knows the purpose of the mayor's office, seeing that CWCville doesn't appear to have a coherent government. An elected Town Council exists, although it is strictly advisory and the Mayor is not obliged take any action it recommends. Events in Sonichu #9 show that people can call up the mayor's office when the city is under attack; useful as this may be, this contributes little to civic government. When all of this is taken into account, one can only assume CWCville is actually a dictatorship, with the office a facade to keep the poverty-stricken public placated.
In other words, it's amazingly useless.
Communication
Chris's Nintendo DSi has a custom uplink keeping him connected with this office at all times, so that he can always be aware of any pressing danger - not that he has ever used it for this purpose. Thus, the entertaining plot hook of a sudden call about an emergency in CWCville is sadly wasted.
Daily business
During Chris's tenure as mayor, he was a very lousy administrator, often abandoning his administrative duties to fight Jerkops in the mall; he has never explained why he simply doesn't fire these rogue employees that hate him so. He introduced his assistant, Allison Amber, in Sonichu #6; she is the dedicated employee who does all of the actual work, while he gets beaten-up by his evil gay twin.
