Well, it seems obvious that Three would have at least two other siblings, One and Two. What remains to be seen is whether there are also Four, Five, Six, Seven, and so on.

Though I've heard it said that Seven ate Nine.

Wait... partially the flesh powers of the Paladins and similar come from Harrison's own cells?

What the heck? I do not know how it works but sounds like mad clever move. I wonder how far can that kind of "cloning" go.

Like two pages ago, it's again "Emporia" and not "Emporio" Garrimon, which was his name when first introduced in https://www.neorice.com/hoh_tobi_720 .

I wonder if it's a recurring typo or if there is a meaning behind this.

Wait, is that why Three speaks in TV static? Because he's supposed to have a monitor-head too? So if we could get him one, maybe he could speak normally!

Oh my gods the Merlin have a union. Hopefully.

After some of Three's siblings went missing they tried putting their faces on milk cartons in an attempt to locate them, but they ran into insurmountable problems and had to abandon the effort.

So, the issue is Garrimon, then. They need something that can beat golems made by the power's owner reliably.

Garrimon's powers are imported to the golems? Oooooooh.

I like the designs for the corporations behind golems, particularly the fancy lady.

Siblings are probably named two and one. If more, then four, five...

has Garrimon transitioned and changed their final first name letter to a? Maybe that's what they meant by "the man who betrayed the world"? They are just horrible transphobes!

@nameless: I like this explanation. :D

When they referred to his horrible, unethical experiments, they did not mean the flesh golem creation process. (they are fine with that) No, what's horrifying these transphobes is Emporia's gender affirming surgery. ^^