Black Lantern Spoony

When the original Spoony was killed by Dr. Insano, he came back some time later as an undead Black Lantern. As a black lantern, Spoony's personality changes drastically, he becomes bloodthirsty and violent with only a few remnants of his personality left.

He first appeared in the Blackest Night review when he attacked Linkara. Linkara manages to bring Spoony back to life. After the review of three video games brought on by the black lantern ring, Spoony finds out that Linkara cloned him after he was killed, and he resolves to take back his show. Unfortunately, Mechakara, Linkara's nemesis throughout the series, gets to Spoony first and kills him again, thus he becomes a black lantern once again, this time as a servant of Mechakara.

He does not appear again until the final battle against Mechakara. Linkara momentarily escapes Mechakara and finds Black Lantern Spoony in the other room attacking. Linkara tries to reason with him until he gets an idea. He says, "Spoony, you're in my way" as a reference to a one time running gag in Spoony's 'Let's Play' of the game SWAT 4, which involved all of Spoony's A.I. teammates in the game constantly saying he was in their way. Spoony gets enraged by this and he removes the black lantern ring, thus bringing him back to life. However, he punches out Linkara regardless, breaking his foot in Linkara's butt.

Spoony (as Spoony the White) makes another appearance in the beginning of the Final Fantasy X review, where he catches his clone about to do the review. After a brief talk, Spoony takes out his gun, however, Clone Spoony tells him that he can have his show back just before showing him the game he has to review, causing Spoony to shoot himself, killing him...again. Thus he turns into a Black Lantern...again. Black Lantern Spoony then tells Clone Spoony to keep the show then says something ominous before he disappears.

He returns later in said review's third part. He appears in a hellish realm straight out of Constantine (representing the game's version of the afterlife, at least in Spoony's view) where he plots the clone's demise, and recruits the main protagonist of the game to his cause.