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Trolley-chan
Trolley-chan
	[[\|frameless\|center]] Trolley-chan (left) and Airboat-chan (right) by Uncredited
Based On	Trolley from Half-Life 2
Attribution
Character Design	by Uncredited
Related Works
	Featured In; Janart;
	v; t; e;

Trolley-chan
Trolley-chan
	[[\|frameless\|center]] by Luna Panda
Based On	Trolley from Half-Life 2
Attribution
Character Design	by Luna Panda
Related Works
	Featured In; Janart;
	v; t; e;

Trolley-chan
Trolley-chan
	[[\|frameless\|center]] by PiggyWiggy
Based On	Trolley from Half-Life 2
Attribution
Character Design	by PiggyWiggy
Related Works
	Featured In; Janart;
	v; t; e;

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Trolley-chan is the embodiment of a trolley from Half-Life 2 that Joe went to great lengths to take with him throughout the majority of the game in a grand saga that dominated his entire playthrough of it, and culminated in it stopping a train and absorbing its powers.^[1] Because this was such a notable event and there were many active fan artists at the time, several different fan artists simultaneously created their own Trolley-chans with different designs. The most frequently-drawn Trolley-chans were originally drawn by PiggyWiggy, Luna Panda, an artist who wishes to go uncredited, Daxtear, and Marik Bentusi (in that order). Marik's rendition of Trolley-chan is involved in a convoluted series of events that link together several of his chans.

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“Falco” video: “Joseph Anderson Half-Life 2 stream 2 with chat [02/15/2023]” at 00:12:17.

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“Falco” video: “Joseph Anderson Half-Life 2 stream 3 with chat [02/16/2023]” at 00:09:38.

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Trolley-chan
[[\|frameless\|center]] by Daxtear
Based On	Trolley from Half-Life 2
Attribution
Character Design	by Daxtear
Related Works
Featured In Janart
v t e

“Falco” video: “Joseph Anderson Half-Life 2 stream 4 with chat [02/17/2023]” at 00:16:19.

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Trolley-chan
[[\|frameless\|center]] by Marik Bentusi
Based On	Trolley from Half-Life 2
Attribution
Character Design	by Marik Bentusi
Related Works
Featured In Janart
v t e

“Falco” video: “Joseph Anderson Hunt Down The Freeman with chat [02/24/2023]” at 00:07:39.

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References

↑ “Retinas” video: “How Joseph Anderson got a Trolley to the end of Half-Life 2”.

[1] “Retinas” video: “How Joseph Anderson got a Trolley to the end of Half-Life 2”.

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	Trolley-chan is the embodiment of a trolley from Half-Life 2 that Joe went to great lengths to take with him throughout the majority of the game in a grand saga that dominated his entire playthrough of it, and culminated in it stopping a train and absorbing its powers.<ref>{{YTCite\|RgqRIFj4Zrk\|channel=Retinas\|title=How Joseph Anderson got a Trolley to the end of Half-Life 2}}</ref> Because this was such a notable event and there were many active fan artists at the time, several different fan artists simultaneously created their own Trolley-chans with different designs. The most frequently-drawn Trolley-chans were originally drawn by PiggyWiggy, Luna Panda, an artist who wishes to go uncredited, Daxtear, and Marik Bentusi (in that order). Marik's rendition of Trolley-chan is involved in a [[Chanology#Chan relationships\|convoluted series of events]] that link together several of his chans.		Trolley-chan is the embodiment of a trolley from Half-Life 2 that Joe went to great lengths to take with him throughout the majority of the game in a grand saga that dominated his entire playthrough of it, and culminated in it stopping a train and absorbing its powers.<ref>{{YTCite\|RgqRIFj4Zrk\|channel=Retinas\|title=How Joseph Anderson got a Trolley to the end of Half-Life 2\|channel_icon=Channel-retinasjpg.jpg}}</ref> Because this was such a notable event and there were many active fan artists at the time, several different fan artists simultaneously created their own Trolley-chans with different designs. The most frequently-drawn Trolley-chans were originally drawn by PiggyWiggy, Luna Panda, an artist who wishes to go uncredited, Daxtear, and Marik Bentusi (in that order). Marik's rendition of Trolley-chan is involved in a [[Chanology#Chan relationships\|convoluted series of events]] that link together several of his chans.

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