The Kid Chameleon series of stories follow Casey, a regular teenage boy, interested in video games and girls, who becomes a multi-personality superhero in a deadly game, "Wildside". Both stories share the same plot, yet have completely unique warriors and beasts for Casey to transform into.
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| - The Kid Chameleon series of stories follow Casey, a regular teenage boy, interested in video games and girls, who becomes a multi-personality superhero in a deadly game, "Wildside". Both stories share the same plot, yet have completely unique warriors and beasts for Casey to transform into.
- A Silver Age hero.
- Kid Chameleon, Also known as Chameleon Kid (カメレオン キッド Kamereon Kiddo) in Japan is a platform game released for the Mega Drive/Genesis. The premise of the game is that the main character, Casey, can use helmets to change into different characters, who can use their particular abilities to go through the levels.
- Kid Chameleon (カメレオン キッド Kamereon Kiddo, Literally translated as Chameleon Kid) is a 1992 platform game for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, developed by Sega Technical Institute and published by Sega.
- Kid Chameleon was a band based out of the University of Toronto, and the band's history is one of the key elements of Scott Pilgrim & the Infinite Sadness. Kid Chameleon began as Natalie Adams (vocals/keyboard), Stephen Stills (guitar), and Scott Pilgrim (drums). At some point, Steph Nordegraf joined on bass. Like most of the bands in the series, Kid Chameleon is named after a classic video game, in this case the 1992 Sega Genesis game Kid Chameleon.
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- (AUS) 1992
- (EU) 1992
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| - The Kid Chameleon series of stories follow Casey, a regular teenage boy, interested in video games and girls, who becomes a multi-personality superhero in a deadly game, "Wildside". Both stories share the same plot, yet have completely unique warriors and beasts for Casey to transform into.
- A Silver Age hero.
- Kid Chameleon was a band based out of the University of Toronto, and the band's history is one of the key elements of Scott Pilgrim & the Infinite Sadness. Kid Chameleon began as Natalie Adams (vocals/keyboard), Stephen Stills (guitar), and Scott Pilgrim (drums). At some point, Steph Nordegraf joined on bass. Natalie changed her name to Envy and started taking more control of the band. She invited "good drummer" Cole to join, and Steph switched to bongos and viola, forcing Scott to become the bass player (though he didn't own a bass and sucked at playing it). Eventually "Kid Chameleon got to be pretty large" (at least 6 people) and was courted by record labels. Scott refused to sign the contract and Envy kicked him out of the band. At some point after that the band collapsed and Envy went on to form The Clash at Demonhead, while Scott and Stephen Stills formed Sex Bob-omb. Like most of the bands in the series, Kid Chameleon is named after a classic video game, in this case the 1992 Sega Genesis game Kid Chameleon.
- Kid Chameleon, Also known as Chameleon Kid (カメレオン キッド Kamereon Kiddo) in Japan is a platform game released for the Mega Drive/Genesis. The premise of the game is that the main character, Casey, can use helmets to change into different characters, who can use their particular abilities to go through the levels.
- Kid Chameleon (カメレオン キッド Kamereon Kiddo, Literally translated as Chameleon Kid) is a 1992 platform game for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, developed by Sega Technical Institute and published by Sega.
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