Eel Musk

Eel Musk is a technology entrepreneur and owns a major telephone company called "5G".

Featured Episodes[]

Episodes Featuring Eel Musk
Mice & Murder Episode 1: It Was a Dark and Stormy Night (mentioned) Episode 4: The Stabber of the Evening (mentioned) Episode 8: Outfoxed (mentioned)

Description[]

Eel Musk is an eel. Rumor has it that the phones he manufactures spies on people collects their personal data for Ligma, and that 5G gives people debilitating illnesses.

History[]

It Was a Dark and Stormy Night[]

Eel Musk is first mentioned as Lars Vandenchomp calls for a car to bring themself and Detective Sylvester Cross to Tufting Meadows for the 60th birthday party of Squire William Thornwall Brockhollow. As Lars hangs up, Sylvester mentions he wished to get rid of their new telephone, as it spies on them.

The Stabber of the Evening[]

As the Sylvan Sleuths discuss the butler, Thomas Gilfoyle, and debate whether or not he actually called the police, Sylvester mentions again that the new technology of telephones is being used by Eel Musk to spy on people. Daisy D'umpstaire mentions the theory that the telephone company, called "5G", was the cause of a recent debilitating illness.^[1]

EelMeme — Lars and Sylvester in the style of a popular meme from *It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia*, drawn by season artist Tucker Donovon and shared on Twitter, alongside the character art: "I told myself I wasn't going to draw Eel Musk but here we are 😔"

Trivia[]

Eel Musk is a reference to Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and Space X, though in real life, Elon doesn't own a telephone company.

References[]

↑ The illness Rekha is referencing is the COVID-19 virus, as during the pandemic, it was a widespread superstition that the virus was caused by satellite, radio waves, and cell networks, referred to as "5G", which simply stands for the fifth generation technology standard for broadband cellular networks. It is unclear how this illness is translated in-universe.

Mice & Murder Characters
Player Characters				Lars Vandenchomp \| Buckster $ Boyd \| Gangie Green \| Vicar Ian Prescott \| Daisy D'umpstaire \| Detective Sylvester Cross
Non-Player Characters	PC Families			Rusty and Tuna Dumpster \| Boarwell Boyd
	Tufting Meadows	Loam Hall	Brockhollow Family	William Thornwall Brockhollow \| Jeremy Brockhollow \| Lucretia Brockhollow \| Constance Brockhollow \| Dr. Corbin Magpie \| Osmond Sheffield
			Staff	Armond Armadillo \| Templeton Padhop \| Milo Snout \| Basil Baskins \| Thomas Gilfoyle \| Matilda Molesly \| Maggie Banks \| Ollie Banks \| John Sprout \| Tessa Teapot \| Alfred Honeyhatch \| Molly Milton and Millie Molton \| Ambrose Harding \| Edwina Thimble \| Carolyn Dickory \| Rosalind Crumb
			Party Guests	Lady Eugenia Bristlebrush \| Lord Eustace Bramble \| Lady Winnifred Bramble \| Lawrence Longfoot \| Lady Calliope Fawnbrook \| Lady Tabitha Fawnbrook \| Colonel James Hawkins \| Professor Simon Shellcrest \| Lord Eoighan McCrae \| Red Herring
		Other		Catherine McCabbage \| Connor McCabbage \| The Burroughs \| Martin and Samantha Diggory \| Tufting Meadows Constabulary \| Rufus Roundear \| Claude Fromage \| Masked Assailant \| Constable Nettles
	Other	Historical Figures		King Charles \| Eel Musk \| Barkus Aurelius \| Pharaoh Salamander V \| Naponyan \| Pawdius the Peaceful \| Growlius Caesar the Great \| Pawgustus the Wise \| Rompie the Brave
	Other	Other		Fletcher Cottonbottom \| Lord Ignatius Cottonbottom \| The Cardinal \| Roscoe McCoy \| Virginia Chase \| Hazel Hogswollop \| Josiah Jackrabbit

[1] The illness Rekha is referencing is the COVID-19 virus, as during the pandemic, it was a widespread superstition that the virus was caused by satellite, radio waves, and cell networks, referred to as "5G", which simply stands for the fifth generation technology standard for broadband cellular networks. It is unclear how this illness is translated in-universe.

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