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[[File:Soyldiers.png|200px|thumb|right|Three soyjak soldiers]] | |||
'''Soyldiers''' are a category of soyjak variants portrayed as soldiers. | '''Soyldiers''' are a category of soyjak variants portrayed as soldiers. | ||
They took part in the military intervention into the [[Mental Asylum]] during the martial law following the great insurrection of 2020.<ref> https://web.archive.org/web/20201115143530/https://soyjak.party/soy/catalog.html </ref> | They took part in the military intervention into the [[Mental Asylum]] during the martial law following the great insurrection of 2020.<ref> https://web.archive.org/web/20201115143530/https://soyjak.party/soy/catalog.html </ref> | ||
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Soyldiers are a category of soyjak variants portrayed as soldiers. They took part in the military intervention into the Mental Asylum during the martial law following the great insurrection of 2020.[1]
Known Soyldiers
- S.O.R 1st Captain Mark Soilent
- S.O.Y.T Officer
- General Soyowadd
In popular culture
The recent renaissance of the Soyical Arts in the Soy Community has spurred on soy historians to search for traces of soy culture throughout the annals of history. Under this new lens, it was discovered that the soldier from Team Fortress 2 may, in fact, have been a soyldier, as he had many proto-soiish tendencies evident in his voicelines.
