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n. (context Africa English) cassava
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Mogo, most commonly referred to as "Mogo, the Living Planet" is a fictional character and planet in the DC Universe, a member of the Green Lantern Corps. It first appeared in Green Lantern vol. 2 #188 (May 1985), in a story titled "Mogo Doesn't Socialize". Mogo was created by writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons. Although initially a one-off character from a short story, the planet has grown in importance in the Green Lantern mythos and is a necessary part of the process for distributing power rings as well as a destination for Corps. members to recuperate.
Mogo is a fictional DC Comics character.
Mogo may also refer to:
- Mogo, New South Wales, Australia, a small heritage town
- Mogo Creek, New South Wales
- Mogo Wheelchairs, Australian manufacturer of sporting wheelchairs
- HK Mogo, a top-tier ice hockey team based in Riga, Latvia
- Music of Ghanaian Origin (MOGO), a music festival in Ghana, started in 2007
- "Mogo?", a song on the album Wow 2 by Japanese experimental band Boredoms
- Mogo, a computer Go program
- Mogo, one of the first two recorded Australian Aboriginal trackers
Usage examples of "mogo".
She found herself standing in the heart of the Chiss landing zone, a clearing of mud and ash surrounded by a circle of blast-toppled mogo trees.
They landed between a pair of fallen mogo trees, and the sizzles became crackles as the charrics began to chew through the speeder-sized trunk.
She began to rely on the Force rather than her eyes to find targets and saw a bolt strike what appeared to be a mogo limbuntil it dropped its charric rifle and whirled away clutching a wounded shoulder.
She found only a shard of white-hot durasteel, lodged in a blood-sprayed mogo trunk behind where the Killik had been standing.
Jaina felt an enemy presence behind her and turned to find a trio of Chiss soldiers leaping over a mogo trunk.
She deflected the next shot back into his helmet visor, sending him tumbling backward over a mogo trunk.
Jaina slipped behind the trunk of a giant mogo and dropped to her knees, keeping one eye on the flickering battle ahead as she uncapped her canteen.
A soft clatter sounded from the base of the mogo tree, and she looked down to find the little brown Killik crawling out from beneath a root-knee.
She started to hop up on a mogo trunk so she could see over them, then realized how exposed that would leave her and thought better of it.
The Chiss artillery continued to savage the jungle below, occasionally sending the crown of a mogo plummeting into the poisonous tangle while panicked Killiks leapt to safety in adjacent treetops.
Jaina Force-leapt into an especially tall mogo, then used the Force to make herself light and ascended high into the smallest twigs until she had clear view all the way to the mountains.
Jaina checked on the progress of the AirStraekers and found them so close now that she could see the underwing emitter fans flashing individual maser beamsand she could hear the wood cracking as mogo trees burst into flame.
A flurry of loud, long crashes began to sound from the area near the MetaCannons, and ancient, hundred-meter mogo trees began to drop to the jungle floor, their bases heat-blasted from beneath them.
The jungle floor was piled high with shriveled foliage and splintered mogo wood.
Still being careful not to show her head above the streambank, Jaina brought the electrobinoculars to her eyes and found a mass of red eyes and blue faces peering out from between the mogo logs, scanning her side of the river for any hint of Killik activity.