Squadt Personalities

What do you think the personalities of the different squadts are?
Personally I see the Nozzels as intelligent, "I work alone" types. I think they like a bit of tactics and stealth, and are slightly insane.
I kind of see the Germs as also intelligent, but they prefer chemical fighting, as well as precision.
The Gassed are soldiers, who work best as a union, fighting together. They are smart enough, and enjoy a bit of violence.
Gohsts are by far the smartest and the craziest, who are prone to a short temper.
Chipp and Jack I see as the two goofballs, who are kind of grunts and cannon fodder. Nevertheless, they are still some of my favorites.

I'd be curious to know what you guys think, if you agree, etc.

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Young Rottencrotch, here is a link for you : https://jamungo.forumotion.com/t438p15-get-to-know-yor-squadts#57582

I saw that same page before but it was on a different website and I did not know it was directly from Ferg.
Thanks anyway!

I was thinking about the numbers on the trouble boys and also on the terror boys drawings by Brandt Peters.
So I came to the conclusion that there is a logic behind that numbers.
2 Brandt and Ferg:
Could it be that they stand for year dates? For example hatched is no.10 may be 1910 according to his style.
no. 23 could be 1923, 88 - 1988 or 07 - 2007 also refer to its outfits. This makes sense to me, so can one of you give us a feedback? Would be great.  

artstyleclash wrote:I was thinking about the numbers on the trouble boys and also on the terror boys drawings by Brandt Peters.
So I came to the conclusion that there is a logic behind that numbers.
2 Brandt and Ferg:
Could it be that they stand for year dates? For example hatched is no.10 may be 1910 according to his style.
no. 23 could be 1923, 88 - 1988 or 07 - 2007 also refer to its outfits. This makes sense to me, so can one of you give us a feedback? Would be great.  

if I remember correctly thats exactly why the trouble boys have those numbers on them old school gangsters from those years

el_payaso_loco wrote:

artstyleclash wrote:I was thinking about the numbers on the trouble boys and also on the terror boys drawings by Brandt Peters.
So I came to the conclusion that there is a logic behind that numbers.
2 Brandt and Ferg:
Could it be that they stand for year dates? For example hatched is no.10 may be 1910 according to his style.
no. 23 could be 1923, 88 - 1988 or 07 - 2007 also refer to its outfits. This makes sense to me, so can one of you give us a feedback? Would be great.  

if I remember correctly thats exactly why the trouble boys have those numbers on them old school gangsters from those years

That's what I always figured. Makes total sense. Especially the Kangol hat from 1988. I'm guilty, I wanted one back then.

interesting!    

Maybe further backgrounds...
No. 10 hatched may dedicated to the new orleans axeman- murders between 1910 and 1919.
No. 23 big sleep may dedicated to al capone or even a homage to the gangster Novel The Big Sleep from 1939.
No. 7 drifter may fit to the one eyed character i've seen in the trailer of young yakuzza from 2007.
Have no theories for 88 and 45 so far. But I am sure that Brandt Peters can help us.  

very cool background of these Squadts