Fireball

He is a tall man with black hair and a five o' clock shadow. He wears big glasses.

He takes his role seriously. He freaked out when Delilah poked her butt in his face. He is also very helpful for Delilah and her pups by helping them by pretending to be their owner so they don’t get taken away by pest control.

v - e - d Media Films: One Hundred and One Dalmatians ( video / soundtrack ) • 101 Dalmatians ( video / soundtrack ) • 102 Dalmatians ( video / soundtrack ) • 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure ( video ) • Cruella ( video / soundtrack / score ) • Cruella 2 Television series: 101 Dalmatians: The Series • 101 Dalmatian Street • 101 Dalmatians Plantation Video Games: Animated StoryBook: 101 Dalmatians • Math Antics with Disney's 101 Dalmatians • Disney Hotshots: Disney's 101 Dalmatians • 101 Dalmatians: Escape from DeVil Manor • 102 Dalmatians: Puppies to the Rescue • 102 Dalmatians: Activity Center • 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure • Kingdom Hearts Books: Disney Princess Beginnings • Hello, Cruel Heart • Be Careful What You Wish Fur • Evil Thing: A Tale of That Devil Woman • Evil Thing: A Villains Graphic Novel Disney Parks Disney's All-Star Movies Resort • Club Villain • Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom • Midship Detective Agency Entertainment: Disney Classics: The Music & The Magic • The Golden Mickeys • Villains Tonight! Parades: Disney Cinema Parade Fireworks: Momentous • Wonderful World of Animation • Wondrous Journeys Halloween: Disney's Maleficious Halloween Party • Frightfully Fun Parade • Happy Hallowishes • Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular • House of De Vil-lains • It's Good to be Bad with the Disney Villains • Let's Get Wicked • Mickey's Boo-to-You Halloween Parade • Re-Villains! Halloween Parade • Scream and Shout Halloween Parade • The Disney Villains Halloween Showtime • The Villains Rockin’ Halloween • The Villains' Halloween "Into the Frenzy" • Treat Trails • Villains Mix and Mingle • Villains Night Out! Chapter 2 Characters One Hundred and One Dalmatians: Pongo • Perdita • Roger Radcliffe • Anita Radcliffe • Nanny • Cruella De Vil • Jasper and Horace • Dalmatian Puppies • Lucky • Patch • Rolly • Penny • Freckles • Pepper • Danny • Scottie • Towser • Lucy • Captain • Sergeant Tibbs • Colonel • Thunderbolt • Dirty Dawson • Prissy • Collie • The Cows • Labrador 101 Dalmatians: The Series: Cadpig • Spot • Mooch • Tripod • Scorch • Lieutenant Pug • Mayor Ed Pig • Dumpling • Cornelia • Swamp Rat • Cydne • Steven • Persian Pete • Vendella De Vil • Go-Go • Blaze • Cave Pup • Rebecca • The Vandercreams • Amber Dearly • P.H. De Vil • Cecil B. De Vil • Ivy De Vil • Malevola De Vil • Judge Dimsdale De Vil 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure: Lil' Lightning • Lars • Ears (deleted) 101 Dalmatians: Herbert • Alonzo • Mr. Skinner • Jewel • Dipstick • Fidget • Two-Tone • Whizzer • Kipper 101 Dalmatian Street: Dylan • Dolly • Dawkins • Doug • Delilah • Triple-D • Dante • D.J. • Deepak • Diesel • Dorothy • Da Vinci • Delgado • Dizzy & Dee Dee • Dimitri Trio • Portia Poodle • Fergus Fox • Hansel • Roxy • Snowball • Clarissa • Pearl • Hunter De Vil • Spike • Constantin • Sid • Big Fee • Spencer Sausage Dog • Summer • Chips • Arabella • Prunella • Bessie • Apollo • Cuddles • Doctor Dave • Godfrey • Hugo • Stanislav Video game characters: Patches 102 Dalmatians: Chloe Simon • Kevin Shepherd • Jean-Pierre Le Pelt • Dottie • Little Dipper • Domino • Oddball • Fluffy • Drooler • Chomp • Digger • Waddlesworth • Ewan Cruella: Baroness Von Hellman • Buddy • Wink • Artie • John • Catherine Miller • The Baroness' Dalmatians • Gerald Episodes 101 Dalmatians: The Series ABC Episodes: " Home is Where the Bark Is " • " He Followed Me Home " • " Love 'Em and Flea 'Em " • " Howl Noon " • " Easy on the Lies " • " Two for the Show " • " An Officer and a Gentledog " • " Bad to the Bone " • " Southern Fried Cruella " • " Swine Song " • " Watch for Falling Idols " • " The High Price of Fame " • " The Great Cat Invasion " • " No Train, No Gain " • " Rolly's Egg-Celent Adventure " • " Wild Chick Chase " • " The Dogs of DeVil " • " Dog's Best Friend " • " A Christmas Cruella " • " Out to Launch " • " Prophet and Loss " Syndicated Episodes: " You Slipped a Disk " • " Chow About That? " • " Tic Track Toe " • " Lucky All Star " • " Shake, Rattle, and Woof " • " Cadpig Behind Bars " • " Leisure Lawsuit " • " Purred It Through the Grapevine " • " Our Own Digs " • " Goose Pimples (Goose Pamples) " • " Two Faces of Anita " • " The Fungus Among Us " • " Market Mayhem " • " Lucky to be Alone " • " Four Stories Up " • " It's a Swamp Thing " • " Roll Out the Pork Barrel " • " Alive N' Chicken " • " Prima Doggy " • " You Say It's Your Birthday " • " Oozy Does It " • " Barnboozled " • " Citizen Canine " • " Full Metal Pullet " • " Dough the Right Thing " • " Frisky Business " • " Cadet of the Month " • " Valentine Daze " • " Close But No Cigar " • " Invasion of the Doggy Snatchers " • " Smoke Detectors " • " Lobster Tale " • " Double Dog Dare " • " Mooove It On Over " • " Shipwrecked " • " Mall Pups " • " Shrewzle Watch " • " The Life You Save " • " Spots and Shots " • " On the Lamb " • " Treasure of Swamp Island " • " Lord of the Termites " • " Fountain of Youth " • " Walk a Mile in My Tracks " • " Cruella World " • " Hail to the Chief " • " Food for Thought " • " The Maltese Chicken " • " Film Fatale " • " My Fair Chicken " • " Snow Bounders " • " Gnaw or Never " • " Poison Ivy " • " Twelve Angry Pups " • " The Good-bye Chick " • " Robo-Rolly " • " Splishing and Splashing " • " Virtual Lucky " • " Cupid Pups " • " The Artist Formerly Known as Spot " • " The Nose Knows " • " K is for Kibble " • " Humanitarian of the Year " • " Beauty Pageant Pandemonium " • " Hog-Tied " • " Coup DeVil " • " Every Little Crooked Nanny " • " Cone Head " • " Channels " • " Un-Lucky " • " The Making of... " • " Best of Show " • " Walk on the Wild Side " • " Horace and Jasper's Big Career Move " • " DeVil-Age Elder " • " Jurassic Bark " • " My Fair Moochie " • " Dog Food Day Afternoon " • " Spot's Fairy God-Chicken " • " Good Neighbor Cruella " • " Animal House Party " • " Dalmatian Vacation, Part I - Road Warriors " • " Dalmatian Vacation, Part II - Cross-Country Calamity " • " Dalmatian Vacation, Part III - Dearly Beloved " 101 Dalmatian Street Shorts: " Merry Pups " • " Muddy Pups " • " Prank Pups " • " Ransom Pups " • " Target Pups "  • " Yoga Pups " • " Jurassic Pups " " Space Pups " • " Disco Pups "  • " Diva Pups " Season One: " Dog's Best Friend " • " Boom Night " • " Power to the Puppies " • " Who The Dog Do You Think You Are? " • " Walkies on the Wild Side " • " May Contain Nuts " • " Winter Funderland " • " Snow Day " • " Perfect Match " • " All Fired Up " • " Poetry Scam " • " Crushed Out " • " Girls' Day Out " • " The Woof Factor " • " The Nose Job " • " My Fair Dolly " • " Flea-Mageddon " • " A Right Royal Rumble " • " Dal-Martians " • " A Date with Destiny... Dallas and Déjà Vu " • The Wow of Miaow • Fear Window • The Dog House • A Summer to Remember • Long Tongue Day • Doggy Da Vinci • London, We Have a Problem • It's My Party • Fox in the Dog House • Fetch • Don't Push Your Luck • The Curse of the Ferrydog • The Walls Are Alive • Diamond Dogs • Ride Along • Poodlewolf • The Longest Night • Balancing Act • Dawkins Strikes Back • Poodlefall! • Dotty Dancing • Yappily Ever After • D-Factor • Puppy Dreams • Dante's Inferno • Better the De Vil You Know • The De Vil Wears Puppies Locations London • Regents Park • De Vil Manor • Dinsford • Dearly Farm • Gruteley County • Cherry Tree Farm • House of DeVil • 101 Dalmatian Street • 2nd Time Around • Liberty London • House of Baroness • John's Apartment Songs Films: Cruella De Vil • Kanine Krunchies • Dalmatian Plantation • Playful Melody • I See Spots • Try Again • You're the One • Digga Digga Dog • So Fabulous, So Fierce • Who's Sorry Now? • Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps • Livin' Thing • Call Me Cruella • These Boots Are Made for Walkin' • I'm Gettin' Good at Being Bad • Cruella • What Can a Bird Do? • The Language of Dogs Animated Storybook: I Love Fur • Puppies, Oh, Puppies • Twilight Bark • Up the Stair • Cover Yourselves with Soot Television series: 1-0-1 • Dalmatian Vacation • Surf Puppies • I Got My Pups with Me • It's a Dog's Life • In the House • Dolly's Rap • Dogs are Out for Summer Sun • It's a Prank • We're Sending You Love Deleted: Don't Buy a Parrot from a Sailor • March of the One Hundred and One • Cheerio, Good-Bye, Toodle-oo, Hip Hip! • One Hundred and One • The Creation of Cruella De Vil See also Cruella's car • Jasper and Horace's truck • The Thunderbolt Adventure Hour • What's My Crime? • The Disney Afternoon • House of Mouse • Once Upon a Time • The Further Adventures of Thunderbolt


Fireball

Donald Drake is a skinny bald man with brown hair and a mustache, and he wears a blue detective uniform. Plato is a beige bulldog with bushy white eyebrows and he wears a blue shirt.


Fireball

Doodle is a brown rooster with a yellow beak, red feathers on his head, and light blue wheels.


Fireball

This character holds a non-physical face, unlike the rest of the characters. It appears to be a digital and circular navy blue screen with two horizontal lines that vibrate as it speaks, similar to a heart rate monitor. The speaker seems to have a deep booming voice.


Fireball

Doug (Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja)

v - e - d Media Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja • Punchocalypse • Enter the NinjaNomicon • Ninja Sprint • Monster Mayhem Characters Randy Cunningham • Howard Weinerman • Theresa Fowler • Debbie Kang • Rachel • Bucky Hensletter • Pradeep • Stevens • Flute Girl • Maraca Boy • Morgan • Dancing Fish • Heidi Weinerman • Juggo • Julian • Cass Simonson • Jacques • Levander Hart • Brent • Bash Johnson • Buttermaker • Mick • Doug Jaminski • Ranginald Bagel • Dickie • Miss Zingwald • Marci McFist • Mr. Bannister • Principal Slimovitz • S. Ward Smith • Brock Octane • Pitch Kickham • Sinjin Knightfire • Brawn Brickwall • Father McFist • Plop Plop • First Ninja • Nicholas • Neil Apestrong • McFreaks (characters) • Ninja of 2005 • The Creep • Blonde Twins • Rhymez's Rap Posse • Rudd Rhymez • Mrs. Driscoll • Coach Green Villains: The Sorcerer • The Sorcerer's Rat • Willem Viceroy • Hannibal McFist • Catfish Booray • Jerry Driscoll • Mac Antfee • The Sorceress • Tengu • NomiRandy • Evil Julian • Krackenstein • Robo-Snake • Robo-Frog • Robo-Lizard • Slaying Mantis • Psycho-Bot • Disciplinarian • Franz Nukid • Jack Hammer • Chessbot 5000 • Chainsaw Werewolves • Snowman Robot • Elf Robots • Rhinosaurus • Punk-Bots • Monk-Bots • Robo-Hooligans • Armor-Dillo • McFist Product Bot • Polar Bear Bot • Shark-Dermanator • Whoopee 2.0 • Amp-Bots • Berserkers • Laser Tag Robots • Cowboy Bots • Assassin Bot • Robo-Hound • Destructo-Bot • P. A. L. • Queen Gabnidine • Blob Monster • Episodes Season One: " Last Stall on the Left " • " Got Stank? " • " So U Think U Can Stank " • " McFists of Fury " • " Gossip Boy " • " House of 1,000 Boogers " • " Monster Dump " • " Attack of the Killer Potatoes " • " The Tale of the Golden Doctor's Note " • " Dawn of the Driscoll " • " Night of the Living McFizzles " • " Viva El Nomicon " • " 30 Seconds to Math " • " Monster Drill " • " Silent Punch, Deadly Punch " • " Stank'd to the Future " • " Wave Slayers " • " Sword Quest " • " Nukid on the Block " • " Weinerman Up " • " Evil Spirit Week " • " Der Monster Klub " • " Grave Puncher: The Movie! " • " Escape from Detention Island " • " Bash Johnson: 11th Grade Ninja " • " Shoob Tube " • " Stanks Like Teen Spirit " • " Raiders of the Lost Nomicon " • " Rise of the Planet of the Robo-Apes " • " Secret Stache " • " Hip Hopocalypse Now " • " Ninja Camp " • " McFear Factor " • " Randy Cunningham and the Sorcerer's Key " • " The Ninja Identity " • " The Ninja Supremacy " • " Enter the Nomicon " • " Swampy Seconds " • " McSatchlé " • " Fart-Topia " • " The McHugger Games " • " McFreaks " • " Sorcerer in Love " • " Pranks for Nothing " • " Lucius O’Thunderpunch " • " Bring Me the Head of Ranginald Bagel! " • " Weinerman Tested, Cunningham Approved " • " Sorcerer in Love 2: The Sorceress' Revenge " • " McOne Armed and Dangerous " • " Shloomp! There It Is! " • " Randy Cunningham: 13th Century Ninja " Season Two: " Flume-Igation " • " On the Poolfront " • " Welcome Back Catfish " • " All the Juice That's Fish to Swim " • " Julian's Birthday Surprise " • " True Bromance " • " Unstank My Hart " • " Whoopee 2: The Wrath of Whoopee 2 " • " M-M-M-my Bologna " • " Everybody Ninj-along " • " Fudge Factory " • " Best Buds " • " Otto Know Better " • " Brolateral Damage " • " Let the Wonk One In " • " The Curse of Mudfart " • " Shoot First, Ask Questions Laser " • " Ninjception " • ' Happy Hanukkah, Howard Weinerman! " • " Snow-Klahoma! " • " Randy Cunningham's Day Off " • " Bro-ing Down the House " • " Living in Shooblivion " • " McNinja - Brought to You by McFist " • " Mastermind of Disastermind " • " The Brawn Also Rises " • " Debbie Meddle " • " Aplopalypse Now " • " Rorg: Hero of a Past " • " Mort-al Combat " • " Wonkin' for the Weekend " • " Ninjafan " • " When Howie Met Randy " • " Bro Money Bro Problems " • " The Three Mascot-teers " • " Escape from Scrap City " • " Space Cow-Bros " • " The Fresh Principal of Norrisville High " • " The Prophecy of Hat Sword " • " Fake Fight for Your Right to Party " • " McCluckerbusters " • " Let Them Eat Cake Fries " • " Club Ninja-dise " • " To Smell and Back " • " Big Trouble in Little Norrisville " • " Winner Takes Ball " • " Ball's Well That Friends Well " Locations Norrisville • Norrisville High • Mt. Chuck • Lake LaRusso • McFist Industries • Whoopee World • Greg's Game Hole • Randy Cunningham's House • Howard Weinerman's House • Flackville High • Detention Island • Land of Shadows • Scrap City Objects NinjaNomicon • Ninja Mask • Ninja Suit • Ninja Scarf • Ninja Sword • Ninja Sai • Ninja Spikes • Ninja Rings • Ninja Ukulele • Smoke Bombs • Chain Sickle • Eskrima • Manrikigusari • Ninja Balls • Skunk-Pine • Mood Juice • Sorcerer's Key • Stank • Chaos Pearls • Eye of Eternity • McSquiddles • Songs What the Juice? • Detention Deficit Disorder • His Name is Catfish • Smart Howard • The Ninja of Norrisville • Ninjafan of Norrisville • I Want it All (Big Shoppin')

Doug likes things to be logical, so he often points out people's flaws in their thinking or flaws about particular detail. He is also a tattletale and will tell everyone if someone is doing something against the rules. Due to his curiosity and desire to point out the obvious, people usually find him obnoxious and bothersome. Doug just wishes for people to be nice to him and to think things through like he does.


Fireball

Doug has brown hair, wears glasses like his son, and commonly wears a long-sleeved blue shirt, grey pants, and black shoes.

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v - e - d Media Future-Worm! Characters Main: Danny Douglas • Future-Worm • Bug • Robo-Carp Recurring: Doug Douglas • Megan Douglas • Future Danny Douglas • Steak Starbolt • End of Time Villains: Gloopies • Cold Monster Others: Dr. D • Ennuisha • Mr. Zarlid • Barl • Ooga the Cavewoman Episodes Shorts: " No Anchovies " • " The Banana Peel Problem " • " Insta-Beard " • " Future Danny " Season 1: " Long Live Captain Cakerz! / Terrible Tuber Trouble / Healin' Touch with Dr. D " • " How to Beat a Cold...With Fists! / Old Man Duck Head / Unsolved Histories I " • " Meetiversary / The Very Hungry Killa-Pillah / Steak Starbot " • " Bubble Dad / Porthole to the Lizard Hole / Future Danny and the Ghost Pirates of Tau Ceti " • " Deunited / The Forever Five / Great Debates with the End of Time I " • " The Bleak Shall Inherit the Earth / Lobster Boy Movie Trailer / Makin' History " • " Go Help Yourself / Barl / Mecha-Muck Wars 1 " • " Revenge of the Anchovy Monster / Food Goggles / Steak Starbolt Spooktacular " • " Robo-Carp-Alypse / The Reemen / Dr. D, Ghost Hunter " • " Steak Starmom / Lemonade's Last Stand / This Week in Future Science 1 " • " The Time Travelers Council / Future Danny and the Scourge of the Plierates / Bug's Very Important Job " • " Bug vs. the Babysitter / Doug Race: 3939 / The Panama Bananama " • " Future-Worm and the 54 Days of Snordfest / Lost in the Mall " • " Devil on Bug's Shoulder / Assassin Parrot / The Never-Ending End of Time " • " Egg in the Family / The Right to Bear Arms / This Week in Future Science 2 " • " Danny Swap: The Musical / The World According to LARP / Mecha-Muck Wars 2 " • " O Brother, Here Art Thou / Life with Barl / Fyootch Fails " • " Megan Muck Wars / Porthole to the Spider Hole / Weenie Genie " • " Be Mine Across Time / Fyootchy Swap / Steak Starbolt Movie Trailer " • " Manchovy Prison Break / Wrong Place, Wrong Time / Future Danny Finale " • " Finale " Locations Danny's Lunch Box Objects Danny's Lunch Box • Photo Receptor Visor


Fireball

Dr. Molar Fox is the local dentist of Lake Hoohaw. She has a light purple jacket with sleeves, a dark green necklace, red fur, and has a long bushy tail with a white tip.

v - e - d Media PB&J Otter • (videography) • Playhouse Disney (album) • Playhouse Disney 2 Characters Peanut Otter • Baby Butter Otter • Jelly Otter • Opal Otter • Ernest Otter • Anna "Aunt Nanner" Otter • Redolfo • Pinch Raccoon • Scootch Raccoon • Wanda Raccoon • Walter Raccoon • Ricky Raccoon • Munchy Beaver • Betty Lou Beaver • Flick Duck • Shirley Duck • Billy Duck • Mayor Jeff • Ootsie Snootie • Bootsie Snootie • Edouard Snootie • Georgina Snootie • Cap'n Crane • Connie Crane • Kevin Manatee • Mr. and Mrs. Mole • Edward, Molly and Nosey Mole • Old Tim • Simon Fieldmouse • Mr. and Mrs. Muskrat • Dolores and Wally Muskrat • Dr. Molar Fox • Mr. Badger • Odella Otter • Woodrow Woodchuck • Otto Bear • Wooly Wolverine • Mr. Bigdog Episodes Season One: " Bye, Bye PB&J " / " Babbleberry Day " • " The Treasure of Hoohaw Rock " / " A Sledding We Will Go " • " Bagpipe Blues " / " You Can't Come In " • " Go Away, Gorilla " / " Mama for a Day " • " Born to Chirp " / " Mega Melon " • " The Silent Treatment " / " Picture Perfect " • " Invitation to the Snooties " / " Too Hot for Fishsicles " • " Otter in the Water " / " All Popped Out " • " Nothin' But the Tooth " / " Special Delivery " • " Soap Box Derby Day " / " Howdy Hoohaw Day " • " Butter the Balloonatic " / " Gizmotronictron Raffle " • " Dare Duck " / " Otters of the Wild " • " Big Time Bass-Off Contest " / " The Sleeping Beagle " Season Two: " Gotta Dance " / " Otter Pox " • " The Dollhouse " / " The Tell-Tale Candy Wrapper " • " Eye Spy " / " Happy Harmony " • " Strike Up the Band " / " World's Strongest Otter " • " Come Back, Little Monster " / " The Big Sweep " • " Butter Tags Along " / " Flick's Big Find " • " Tub O' Butter " / " El Dorado, Seat of Gold " • " Mayor Flick " / " The Greatest Sleepover Ever " • " Save Oaky Oak Tree " / " The Duck Who Cried Wolf " • " Poor Bubbles " / " Poodle Power " • " Forgive Me Not " / " These Shoes Are Made for Walking " • " Mama Peanut " / " Bye-Bye Bubbles " • " Practice Makes Perfect " / " Three's a Crowd " • " Lost and Found " / " Sherlock Otter " • " I'll Be Your Best Friend " / " Otterly Alone " • " Lemon-itis " / " Duckbird Alert " • " Follow Your Nose " • " The Ice Moose " • " Baby Butter's Bankie " / " Three Super Otters " • " Butter's First Check-Up " / " The Legend of Ponce de L'Otter " • " Gotcha! " / " The Mysterious Mirror " • " A Tree Grows in Hoohaw " / " Flick's Big Fakeout " • " This Little Light of Mine " / " Look Ma, No Hands " • " Chez Otter " / " Hooray for Peanut " • " The Great Water Race " / " Be Nice to Beavers " • " Kid Court " / " A Frog Named Measles " Season Three: " No Hands, No Feet, No Wings " / " Let's Help Dad " • " The Funky Band " / " The Singin' Kid " • " The Johnny Pompalope Story " / " The Soapbox Boat Race " • " Aunt Nanner's Special Place " / " Munchy's Sinking Feeling " • " The Mystery Crate " / " It's a Bird, It's a Plane... It's an Elephant? " • " Whistling Up the Wrong Munchy " / " Billy the Duck " • " Opal's Magic Mud Party " / " Leave it to Munchy " • " Peanut Overboard " / " Come Back, Mama " • " Hoohaw is Where the Heart Is " / " Everything in its Place " • " On the Right Track " / " Itchy Situation " • " The Big Surprise " / " Bazania Mania " • " Sergeant Gravel to the Rescue " / " Sleepyhead " • " Watchbird Alert " / " Flick's Hat Trick " • " A Very Surprising Party " / " Easy Pickings " • " Collector's Edition " / " Trading Places " • " Munchy's No Big Deal " / " Bubbles' Beginnings " • " Soccer Surprise " / " Baking Blues " • " Thanks for the Giggle Melon " • " Hope Castle " • " Where Oh Where is Flick? " / " Win, Win, Winner " • " Easy as Pie " / " Pinky Pledge " • " Peanut Cries Uncle " / " Nanner Says "I Do." " • " Big Beaver Day " / " The Thing That Almost Ate Hoohaw " • " Ducking Out on Valentine's Day " / " Opal and the New Otter " • " Goodbye Lake Hoohaw " • " A Hoohaw Halloween " Songs Season One: Oodelay-O • Noodle Dance • Bye, Bye PB&J • Pickin' Babbleberries • Secret Hidden Treasure • Squeezin' and a-Wheezin' • Come on In and Join the Play • Close Your Eyes • Gorilla Go Away • Get Those Bubbles • Jumpy's Themes • Fiddlin' Funs • What You Need • Put on Your Best Face • Good Clean Fun • The Best Party Ever • Just Not Cool/Just Too Hot • Blowing Bubbles • Pop, Pop, Pop • Jump Down on the Truth • Hooray for Captain Peanut • Everybody Wants to Be a Soap Box Racer • Look at Me • On the Shores of Lake Hoohaw • Otters Three • Shipshape • Otters in the Wild • Catch a Bunch of Bass • We Hope You Enjoyed the Show Season Two: Do the Waddle • P-O-O-D-L-E • Nearly Dancing • Opal's Lullaby • Hoohawan Birthday Song • Who Needs Toys? • Whammy Clammy • Glasses Boy • Down in Old Hoohaw • PB&J's Mother's Day Song • I'm So Strong • Come Back • Hoo-Haw, Hoo-Haw • Anything Can Happen • Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers • Scrub-a Dub-a • El Dorado • Everybody Wins • PB&J's Good Night Song • The Woof-Woof Song • The Goodnight-Woof-Woof Mashup • Save Our Tree • John Jacob Jingle-Otter Breath • Bubble-O Popple-O • Super Socks • We Are Noodle-Matic Puppets • Welcome to Our Toys • Welcome to Our Fun • It Works Both Ways • When I'm in My Shoes • We're Only Just Kids • Gotta Find Our Friend • Practice Makes Perfect • Sisters and Brothers • At the Fair • Sherlock Otters • Who's Your Buddy? • Let the Fun Begin! • We Want Something Different • Flying • An Oodely-Doodely Day • Follow Your Nose (song) • Hoohaw Hoo • The Bankie Song • Zip-Zap-Zoom! • Tickle Me Too • Treasure Magnifico • There Aren't Any Monsters • My Lucky Mirror • A Never-Ending Song • 'Til You're Better Again • Catching Lightning Bugs • Watching Lightning Bugs • Otter Cafe • Thanks to Peanut Otter • Slow 'n' Steady • Friends • We're On Our Own • Go Slow, You Know Season Three: Halloween • Making Fun • One, Two, Three (Playing Together) • Givin' Dad a Hand • Friends and Neighbors • Biggest Little Thing • Talkin' Bout Hoohaw Lake • From Our Heart • The Ballad of Johnny Pompalope • Teamwork • When are We Gonna Get There? • Laugh it Out! • Worth the Wait (Patience) • Imaginings • Munchy is Whistling • Big, Bad Billy the Duck • Good Old Billy the Duck • A Helping Partnership • Speak Your Feelings Out • What Makes You Shine • The Come Back Mama Song • I Love My Life • The Clean-up Song (Everything in its Place) • Have Fun • The Great Outdoors • Gotta Keep Thinking, Gotta Keep Hoping • A Simple Hat • I Love a Good Book! (The Reading Song) • Oodelee, Oodelay • A Watchbird is Watching • My Official Soccer Team Hat • Sharing Babbleberries • I Might Just Find Something New Today • I Wish I Was Home • No Big Deal • Little Friend • Our New, Old Friend • Time for a Little TLC • We'll Laugh Together • Gonna Make the Giggle Melons Grow • Make it Last • Try, Try Again • All Together We Can Build It • Hope Will Carry Us Through • Nothing Lasts Forever • Before You Go • We Always Win! • All By Myself • We're Best Friends • Redolfo, Redolfo • Wedding in Hoohaw • PB&J's Wedding Dedication Song • Big Beaver Now • Don't Judge a Book By its Cover • You Just Can't Hide Your Heart • New Friends, Life's Sweet Surprise • Nothing to Do in Lake Hoohaw • It's Gonna Be Great • No Place We'd Rather Be


Fireball

Dragon-Bot is a red robot dragon that can have pop-up wings and glowing green eyes.


Fireball

Marlene Driscoll has somewhat long curly gray hair and a wrinkled face with lots of lipstick on it. She has blue eyes and very long eyelashes, and she builds is tall and skinny. She wears a blue shirt and dark blue skirt under a long white lab coat with light blue sleeves and pockets. On her feet, she has dark blue socks and brown and white shoes.

Mrs. Driscoll is known for carrying the bones of her late husband around, and making him talk by moving its mouth and speaking, which greatly disturbs her students and creeps them out. She's ditzy and bizarre, having students grow strange plants or taking them to a cactus maze. But she doesn't seem to care about grades and help to fail students raise them which may suggest that she's a bad teacher. She labels her students as either numbskulls or good. She enjoys dangerous things, and she fell in love and married Jerry, a mad scientist. But she does have some compassion, cringing when she heard Randy hollering in the cactus maze, although only walking away after awhile. She also is extremely affectionate towards Mr. Driscoll, often using him to tease her and make romantic comments, which again creeps the students out.


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Bob has always been a very tall man throughout the show. It was just hard to tell because of his overweight appearance in Seasons 1 and 2. He is 6'3 and bald. He can look intimidating because of his imposing height and his muscular appearance. He is tied with Mike from Alley Oops for the 4th tallest character to appear in the show, losing to only to Zack, Pa from Snow Show, Part One and the actor Teddy hires in Guys and Dolls.

Bob is Amy's husband and the Duncan children's father. He's an exterminator, which Teddy dislikes about him. He is just like any other father in the world. He loves and cares about his family, and entrusts them with Charlie , and probably Toby . He is also often made fun of by his family for his weight problems, especially his son, Gabe . He also likes to eat a lot and refuses to exercise. He does try to exercise once but only lost two pounds ( Gabe's 12-½ Birthday ).
He is occasionally shown to be quite cheap.


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Dusty has a red handle and a silver body. Unlike all the female tools, she appears to have no eyelashes except when she is seen wearing her ballerina outfit which consists of a tutu and a bow.

She is friendly, playful, and acts like a big sister. Dusty is very smart and gives good advice and acts as the big sister. She has a childish voice but it's not her fault. Whenever Dusty sees Danny Starr, she, like all female fans, starts feeling lovey-dovey and she will eventually pass out. Dusty is shown to be talented at ballet and detective work. When there's a movie or a book that involves a saw, Dusty becomes really interested and would like to watch it or read it. Dusty's favorite color is pink as shown in " A Night with Abuelito ", when Dusty asked Abuelito if he has any soft, pink blankets available for her to sleep in at night. Dusty seems to like feminine hair products such as hairbrushes despite the fact she can't use them. Dusty doesn't realize that she can only cut wood sometimes like in " Welcome to Sheet Rock Hills ", when she attempted to cut through the metal bars of the sewage outage. Dusty's favorite movie genre is romantic because she wanted to see Sawdust Memories which is a romantic movie.


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Dutch is the tallest of the Burners by far. He is African American and wears his hair in an afro style. He wears a purple and yellow t-shirt with his Burner logo on the chest, dark green pants, and brown shoes. When he's painting he often wears a purple respirator decorated with a monster-like face.

An artist at heart, Dutch's creativity and tech knowledge made him a shoe-in as the Burners' go-to mechanic and his loyalty made him a steadfast teammate. While Dutch may value his alone time to pursue his artistic passions, he is always ready to upgrade the Burners' hot rods with one of his latest weapons or gadgetry, with the help of his robot assistant, R.O.T.H. .


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He is a Velociraptor with light blue skin and is covered in dirty feathers


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Eight Ball is a pool table eight ball with a round, black body and the white-colored number 8 with a white circle around it on the front of his face. He has dark blue eyes and speaks with a Brooklyn accent.

Eight Ball is tough and bold, desiring peace for his ball herd. Though he temporarily follows Bowling Ball 's advice, he is very eager for the newcomer balls ( Penn , Sashi , and Boone ) to teach him and his heard how to defend themselves. When he sees a ping pong ball from his herd being washed away by a flood, he immediately goes to rescue him. He is saddened when Bowling Ball, his love, leaves the herd, but she returns just in time to save him from Rippen , much to his joy.

v - e - d Media Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero Characters Penn Zero • Sashi Kobayashi • Boone Wiseman • Phyllis • Brock Zero • Vonnie Zero • Aunt Rose and Uncle Chuck • Rippen • Principal Larry • Phil • Mayor Pink Panda • Princess Alrgelbaccch Blunkenthorttthhhph • Captain Super Captain • Professor Evil Professor • Eight Ball • Sheriff Scaley Briggs • Blaze • General Talon • Soda Jerk • Amber Briggs • Lady Starblaster • Nug • The Milkman • Coach Jackie • Coach Wallace • Mr. Snowman • Pirate Maria • General Bighorn • The Hooded Pixie • Sonny Sonnerstein • Grinkon • Super Amazing Bouncy Ball • Arata, Hideo, and Yumi • Vlurgen • The Guardian • Judge Blort Clooney • Mayor DiReginald Hindenburg • The Chinchilla Songs Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero (Opening Theme) • We're Breaking Out of Here for Christmas • Time to Kill • We Can Catch the Milkman • What is a Princess? • Pigoilet • Victory is Mine at Last • The Truth of It Is • Moonlight Bright • This is a Real Song • Boone Reads On • Race to the Top • Race to the Top (reprise) • You're a Karaoke King • High in the Sky • Breath In, Breath Out • Bad Weed • Today's The Day • My Name is Penn Zero • Save the Worlds • In the Splishy Splashy Sea • Come Aboard with Me • Training to Win • Wings of Destiny Song • Sometimes We Need a Friend • Build and Backup Now • The Time Table • Everybody Chillax • Why Won't You Turn Green • It's the Best Friend Song • It's the Best Friend Make Up Song • Grinkon's Song • Its Not Just Today Episodes Season One: " North Pole Down " • " Chicken or Fish? / The Old Old West " • " Babypocalypse / That Purple Girl " • " I'm Super! / The Fast and the Floor Rugs " • " Brainzburgerz / Chuckle City " • " Flurgle Burgle / Temple of the Porcelain God " • " Defending the Earth / Number One, Number Two " • " 3 Big Problems / Cereal Criminals " • " I'm Still Super! / Balls! " • " The Princess Most Fair / Hail Larry " • " It's a Colorful Life / Larry Manor " • " Lady Starblaster / Amber " • " Totally into Your Body / Fish and Chips " • " The Ripple Effect " • " Where Dragons Dare / Rip-Penn " • " Chuckle City 500 / Rock and Roll " • " Plantywood: City of Flora / Boone's Apprentice " • " The QPC / Shirley B. Awesome " • " Massive Morphy Merge Mechs / Ultrahyperball " • " Zap One " • " Save the Worlds " Season Two: " The Pirates, the Parrot, the Puzzles and the Talking Boats " • " Alpha, Bravo, Unicorn / A Game of Cat and Mouse " • " Wings of Destiny / Sensitivity Training " • " The Bewildering Bout of the Astounding Automatons / Back to the Past of Future Balls " • " A Tale of Two Wizards / Rockullan, Papyron, Scissorian " • " Be My Ghost / The Chinchilla " • " The Kobayashis / Cereal Fugitives " • " The Last Mountain Beast " • " Ninki Ninja Fight Town / My Mischievous Son " • " That Purple Guy / Rootilda " • " The Most Dangerous World Imaginable / Trading Faces " • " 13 Big Problems / Mr. Rippen " • " At the End of the Worlds " Locations Middleburg • Middleburg Central High • The Odyssey • Fish Stick on a Stick • North Pole • Knight World • Superhero World • Arabian World • Plush Toy World • Clown World • Dinosaur Cowboy World • Cereal World • Old English World • Giant Monster World • Zombie World • Space World • Ocean World • Color World • Musical Fairy Tale World • Caveman Spy World • Future Barbarian World • Ultrahyperball World • Demon World • Alien World • Galaxy World • Temple World • Dragon World • Gothic Mystery World • Plant World • Animal Barbarian World • Toy World • Outer Space Court World • Robot World • Pirate World • Fairymania World • Steampunk World • Ball World • Ghost World • Rock, Paper, Scissor World • Beast World • Anime World • Sitcom World • Nothingness • Most Dangerous World Imaginable • Least Dangerous World Imaginable Objects Multi-Universe Hologram Uplink • Multi-Universe Transprojector • Pigoilet • The QPC Unit • Vortex Tops • Specs


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El Emenopio is a large, muscular bull with black skin with cream brown chest. The end of his horns are gray while most parts are white. Additionally, he wears a nose ring.

El Emenopio is known to be the meanest bull in all of Spain , For being uninvited to a festival that was held many years ago, he gets angry and starts destroying the city.


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She is a lightly colored elephant with light brown eyes. She wears a bow around her head with the bow being on the top. She even wears a yellow collar with the T.O.T.S. logo on it and a white diaper with cactus patterns on it and yellow trims.

She is a very playful elephant who likes to make messes by knocking stuff over with her body and powerful trunk. She loves to play with Freddy's toy called a Flingo. She learns about the importance of cleaning up in order to find the things she looses.


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Ellyvan is a blue elephant with an American accent. He is the biggest animal in the jungle and Zooter's best friend.

v - e - d Media Jungle Junction • Jungle Junction theme Characters Main: Zooter • Ellyvan • Bungo Recurring: Taxicrab • Carla • Crocker • Hippobus • Lance • Bobby • Dozer • Miss Jolly • Toadhog • Beetlebugs Episodes Series 1: Bungo to the Rescue / Pinky Picnic • The Big Race Around / Zooter Loses Her Zip • Nothing to Sneeze At / Firestation Hero • The Treasure of Jungle Junction / Shrinky • A Mystery for Bobby / Signs of Trouble • Smile Toadhog! / Zooter's Surprise • A Beautiful Stink / Prickly Pal • Sap Trap / River Race Rescue] • Stuck! / Coco-nuts! • Rainy Daze / King Ellyvan • The Star Juggler / Bungo's Box • Bungo the Magnificent / Thingums • A Bubbly Emergency / Funny Fruit • The Missing Glasses / Dozer's Daisy • Follow That...Thing! / The Spooky Road • Muddy Zooter / Stargazing • Dozer Digs / Taxicrab's Whistle • Wheeler Ball / The Great Garden Caper • The Night Before Zipsmas / A Gift for Zooter • Hiccup Power / Fifi Frenzy Series 2: Fly Zooter Fly / Ellyvan's Boing Boing Blues • Ripe Fruit Bungo / Caterpillar Crossing • Ellyvan Goes Up / Easy Does It, Dozer • Bungo's Wheeler Wash / Ellyvan's Road Waffles • Rock Around the Clock / The Jolly • Floaty Fruit / Zooter's Blankie • Where’s Ellyvan? / Bobby’s Hat • Cadet Zooter / Jungle Job Swap • Bobby's Road Rules / Zooter's Strange Spots • Lance in Love / Best Buddy Mix Up • Bungo's Better Best Friend / Lance and the Jumpy Pumpkin • Bungo Leads the Way / Ellyvan and the Zoominator • Ellyvan's Ballet Lesson / Crocker for a Day • Bungo Moves In / Big Red Lance • Toadhog Goes Fishing / Ellyvan's Whiffy Delivery • Bungo's Big Bounce / Zooter's Tire Troubles • Crocker Gets Cross / Really Wheely Stuck • Zooter Gets a Beetlebug / Dozer's Magic Kettle • Zooter Peeks! / Ellyvan Says No • Big Little Adventure / The Amazing Crab-Dini • Bungo Joins the Club / Stay Awake, Crocker • An Excellent Party / The Bungo-naut • Zooter Slips Up / The Buzz About Toadhog • Zooter's Surprise Delivery


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Emma has freckles and wears a white tank-top covered by a light pink crop top, red shorts, and short brown boots. Her hair is light brown, worn in pigtails held up by pink scrunchies.


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Ennuisha has the appearance of a small, grey-scaled girl with big black eyes. She wears a grey crown and dress. After she becomes happy, her hair turns auburn and her dress turns pink.


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Esteban has dark hair, fair skin and is quite tall. His most common outfit is his Bellboy Uniform, which consists of a dark green long-sleeved jacket with gold colored buttons and a name tag and a pair of dark beige pants. He also wears a matching round green hat with a golden colored band near its rim. However, after work, Esteban likes to don his world famous neon blue pimp suit as well as his unforgettable solid gold pimp cane.

Esteban speaks with a strong Spanish accent and is overly dramatic and slightly dim at times. However, he is shown to be good and kind at heart and possesses a strong sense of loyalty towards his friends. Esteban acts like a child sometimes, which is one of the reasons he is great friends with Zack and Cody.


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When Linnet is found murdered in her cabin, Poirot begins to investigate the case, with the help of Bouc and Euphemia. Euphemia claims that she was in her cabin at the time of the murder and that she heard a gunshot. She also says that she saw Pennington leaving Linnet's cabin earlier that night and that he looked nervous. Poirot suspects that Euphemia may be hiding something, and questions her about her past. He discovers that Euphemia was once married to a wealthy man named Henry Bouc, who died in a car accident, leaving her a large inheritance. However, she lost most of it in the Wall Street Crash of 1929 and became an alcoholic. She later met and married Bouc's father, a French aristocrat who owned the steamship company that operates the cruise. He died shortly after their marriage, leaving Euphemia in charge of the business. Poirot also learns that Euphemia has a history of mental instability and that she once attempted suicide by shooting herself in the chest.
Poirot eventually reveals that Euphemia is the murderer of Linnet Ridgeway. He explains that Euphemia was obsessed with Linnet, and wanted to take her place as the richest and most beautiful woman in the world. She also resented Pennington for stealing Linnet's money and wanted to expose him. She devised a complex plan to kill Linnet and frame Jacqueline for the crime, using a pearl-handled pistol that belonged to her late husband Henry. She bribed one of the ship's crew members to smuggle the gun on board and hid it in her cabin. She also forged a letter from Pennington to Linnet, asking her to meet him in her cabin at midnight. She then sneaked into Linnet's cabin before midnight and shot her in the head with the pistol. She then returned to her own cabin, and fired another shot into her chest wound, making it look like she was attacked by an intruder. She then threw the gun into the Nile River, hoping that it would never be found.
However, Poirot was able to find several clues that incriminated Euphemia. He noticed that Euphemia had a faint scar on her chest from her previous suicide attempt, which matched the bullet wound she claimed to have received from the intruder. He also found traces of gunpowder on Euphemia's hands and clothes, indicating that she had fired a gun recently. He also recovered the pearl-handled pistol from the riverbed, using a magnet attached to a fishing rod. He compared the bullets from the gun with those found in Linnet's body and Euphemia's wound and confirmed that they were from the same weapon. He also examined the forged letter from Pennington to Linnet and noticed that it was written in Euphemia's handwriting. He confronted Euphemia with his evidence, and she confessed to everything. She said that she killed Linnet out of envy and hatred and that she felt no remorse for her actions. She then tried to shoot Poirot with another gun that she had hidden in her purse, but he managed to disarm her before she could fire. She was then arrested by the Egyptian police, and taken away to face justice.

v - e - d Media Films: Death on the Nile ( soundtrack / video ) • A Haunting in Venice ( soundtrack / video ) Characters Death on the Nile: Hercule Poirot • Bouc • Euphemia Bouc • Dr. Bessner • Andrew Katchadourian • Mrs. Bowers • Linnet Ridgeway-Doyle • Simon Doyle • Louise Bourget • Jacqueline de Bellefort • Salome Otterbourne • Marie Van Schuyler • Rosalie Otterbourne A Haunting in Venice: Maxime Gerard • Olga Seminoff • Dr. Leslie Ferrier • Ariadne Oliver • Leopold Ferrier • Rowena Drake • Joyce Reynolds • Desdemona Holland • Vitale Portfoglio • Nicholas Holland Locations London • England • United Kingdom • Venice • Italy • S.S. Karnak • Nile • Sphinx • Egypt • Africa • Europe • Giza • Pyramids of Giza • Old Cataract Hotel


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At the beginning of the film, Evie is seen wreaking havoc with her friends in an area of the Isle of the Lost. When Maleficent gives the news that they are going to attend Auradon Prep, she is the most excited about the group, mainly because there would be many princes there. Maleficent reveals that her plan for them is to get the Fairy Godmother's magic wand once in Auradon to release the captive villains on the Isle. Before leaving, the Evil Queen gives Evie what was left of her magic mirror that was put in a hand-mirror, which will only help her find things. Upon arrival in Auradon Prep, she is greeted by Audrey and Ben with the fact that she is a princess as well, but is slammed down by Audrey who said she was not a real princess and that her mother's royal status was stripped off when she was imprisoned on the island, crumbling Evie's hopes. After meeting a student named Doug who told them where their rooms are, Evie quickly falls in love with the room but immediately agrees with Mal that the room was gross.
That night, the girls go to Jay and Carlos' room to check on what they were doing. While they are both having fun, Mal reminds them that they must prove to their parents that they were evil, then she asks Evie to ask her magic mirror where can they find the wand. Evie tries to get the mirror to tell them where the wand is, only for it to be vague and misunderstand her questions. However, she finds out where the wand is displayed, which leads them to a museum that contained many items pertaining to their parent's stories. While in the museum, Mal casts a spell to put the security guard fast asleep to get the wand. The group attempts to steal the wand, but when Jay tries to steal it, he accidentally sets off an alarm; however, Carlos is able to trick security into thinking that it was a malfunction with the system.

Evie with Chad Charming.

Attending school, she develops a crush on Chad Charming, while in the chemistry class, she cheats by finding the answer to the question by telling the mirror discreetly when the chemistry teacher wasn't looking. Chad decides to talk to her later on, during which Evie reveals how her magic mirror works, causing Chad to realize she cheated. Chad asks her if she could do his homework, which she agrees to do, and also manages to get some information from Doug about the coronation, which will have the wand in use. She passes this along to Mal, who decided to make a love potion-laced cookie to win Prince Ben over. In the kitchen, the group nearly finishes the recipe, except for a missing ingredient: 'a tear of true sadness'. When Lonnie comes in, she asks them if they needed any help, then starts talking about how her parents make her happy by baking her delicious cookies. Hearing this makes the villain kids morose, then Lonnie understands that they never received any love from their parents, causing her to cry over their misfortune and unwittingly giving Mal the tear for the recipe. The next day, after the tourney game, Evie sees that her chemistry teacher has her magic mirror, which Chad Charming gave to him. Her chemistry teacher, now knowing that Evie cheated, nearly has her expelled but is stopped by Doug, who tells him it was just an accident. The chemistry teacher says that if she passes the test, she will not be expelled. As a result, Evie gets away with a B+ in the test. She also begins bonding with Doug, who encourages her to not hide her intelligence.
When Mal tells Evie that Ben asked her out for a date, she helps Mal by dressing her up and giving her a nice makeover; the two bond as she does this. The next day, while the group attended class, Fairy Godmother announces the next day is Family Day and tells them that they cannot bring their parents to Auradon, but she offers them to video chat with their parents instead. While chatting with their parents, The Evil Queen is shocked to see Evie beautiful. After hearing their parent's bickering, Jay switches off the video chat abruptly, though the group is left with doubts over their plan. During Family Day, Evie is talking to Queen Belle when Mal is accosted by Audrey's grandmother, Queen Leah , for her mother's curse on Aurora. Mal tries to apologize for the misery her mother made, but is suddenly attacked by Chad as well. In response, Evie uses her magic mirror to reveal Chad as the biggest jerk in the land. He angrily tries to push the mirror out of her hand, causing Jay to defend her. Evie uses a sleeping potion on him. Doug is about to forgive Evie but is stopped by Chad. After the scuffle, the kids decide they must get the wand and prove to their parents that they can be just as evil as them now that they realize that the people of Auradon can't accept them.

Evie chooses good.

As the day of the coronation neared, Evie serves as emotional support for her friend, even agreeing with her that keeping Ben under the spell after the villains are freed is too much.
At the day of the coronation, she made a beautiful dress for Mal, which is announced on news by her stepsister, Snow White . This is something that makes her mother, the Evil Queen, happy. When Jane accidentally breaks the magical barrier around the island, Maleficent is freed from the island and she comes in the Auradon Cathedral. Fairy Godmother tries to stop her, but Maleficent already cast a spell to freeze everyone except for Mal and her friends. Jay and Carlos try to stop her but fails. When Maleficent transforms into her fearsome dragon form. Evie uses her magic mirror to defeat her but is halted by Mal who gives her mother a stare-off challenge in which Maleficent fails and turns into a lizard, a representation of the little amount of love in her heart. With the crisis averted, Ben is proud of the group's noble act and tells them that they must trust their hearts and have faith. Evie, along with Mal, Jay and Carlos choose good and they enjoy the party with her friends, singing and dancing with Doug.

Evie is a girl who is smart, flirty, and very kind in the long run. Unlike most of the villain kids, she is very pleasant to the point that she was able to make the sourest villains smile with her laughter at her sixth birthday party. But don't let her charm fool you, Evie is loyal and authoritative when she wants to be. Due to her mother's insistence that being beautiful is all that matters, Evie has problems with her own vanity and is sensitive to how others view her; her biggest fear was her not ending up being the fairest of all. While she wishes to find a perfect prince for herself, she is not foolish to fall for a prince who looks nice but has an ugly personality, as she rejected Chad Charming when she found out how arrogant he is. She is quite intelligent, especially in chemistry. Over the course of the film, she gains more self-confidence about herself and learns there is more to life than being the fairest of them all.
Six months later, Evie becomes much wiser, advising Mal to stop using spells to help her adapt to her new life. She also developed feelings for Doug and eventually started dating him.


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His appearance is a slender, monstrous clown, with white skin, olive nose, magenta lips, light yellow teeth with pink gums exposed, vermilion hair styles like devil's horns, red eyes with yellow sclerae, dressed as a firefighter with a wicked smile holding a fork and fire hose.


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Evil Julian resembles Julian, but the dark purple colors in regular Julian turn white, and Evil Julian has bright blue eyes. The lightning-shaped necklace also becomes a skull-shaped necklace, and the skull in front of his hat gains a hat itself.


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Ewan is first seen arguing with his probation officer Chloe Simon about his missing pay stubs, which the former claims that they were eaten by a dog. When Chloe warns him that he will not get any probation if he doesn't turn in any pay stubs, Ewan takes out a lot of stuff from his leather jacket, including a picture of him with Kevin and The Gang in front of the dog shelter, until he produces an I.O.U. (that Drooler happened to "[get] a hold of"). Chloe reluctantly gives him the probation but warns him to have pay stubs for their meeting next week. Before leaving, Ewan tells Chloe to keep the photo.
Ewan later returns to the dog shelter just in time to see Kevin begin humiliated during a game of Tug-O-War against The Gang and teases the former for once again "fall[ing] for that one". While feeding the dogs with dog food that Ewan picked up, Kevin question Ewan on if he "pinched" the dog food, but the latter denies it. After the feeding, Kevin asks Ewan to save some food for tomorrow since he doesn't know where the next meal's coming from, which Ewan responds by saying that his mother always said, "When the heart hopes, hope comes knocking." (Shortly afterward, there IS a knock on the door, but it is actually the debt collector Mr. Bucket who came to shut down the shelter.)
The next day, while the dog shelter attempts to stop their final eviction from Mr. Bucket, Ewan points out that the press has arrived (who have actually arrived to report that Cruella De Vil has arrived to save the dog shelter).
The following day, during the beginning of 2nd Chance's renovation, Ewan is seen playing in a junk airplane and pretending to be the Red Baron, when Kevin asks Ewan to stop playing and help out. When Chloe (also the probation officer of Cruella) arrives, Kevin mistakes her for another volunteering assistant and even falls in love with her, but Ewan tells Kevin that she is his probation officer and quickly hides. As Chloe asks Kevin for his name and if he's a "dog lover", Ewan points out that he is, but Chloe tells Ewan that she will get to him later and asks for Cruella, which Ewan points out to be in the back.
After the new 2nd Chance dog shelter is finished, Ewan and Kevin are shown to be introduced to the new inside by Cruella, and then "showering" themselves with a ton of letters full of donation money.
A few days later, Kevin gets a call from a mysterious man with a French accent about a box of abandoned "poopies". Kevin sends Ewan to rescue the puppies, but when Ewan returns, he discovers Kevin in handcuffs by the police and denies his involvement in the crime he might be accused of, but Kevin explains that he sent Ewan to pick up the box. Kevin and The Gang are sent to jail for dog-napping Dalmatians (in reality, though, they were being framed by a once-again-corrupt Cruella De Vil), but Ewan's fate remains unknown.
At the end of the movie, Ewan is seen celebrating with Kevin, The Gang , Chloe, and her Dalmatian family about being awarded Cruella's fortune, as well as Oddball finally getting her spots.


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Farfus is a purple dragon, with a white underbelly, has light green ears, spikes, wings, and light green scales on some parts of his body.

According to the villagers, he was described as a bad and mean dragon. However, his actual personality is a playful dragon, who loves playing games.


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Fergus is a red fox with orange and white fur, black "socks" and ears, and a fluffy tail in a more desaturated tone of orange and a white tip. One of his personal marks is a golden fang, usually in the right side (but it changes sides with the camera view).


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Fifi appears in Goosebumps . She belonged to Nathan Bratt and was the only other living thing that was close in his life. While Bratt tried to negotiate extending his due rent, Fifi ran into the street and was promptly killed by a driver. Bratt then had her turned into a taxidermy and has kept her ever since. Later, Bratt decides to bring back Slappy the Dummy in an effort to come up with a new ending to his book. After putting him back, Slappy brings Fifi's remains to life, but turns her into a vampire, making her work for him rather than Bratt.
Fifi begins to work with Slappy after he is returned to his true body of Kanduu. He uses her to prevent the teens and Bratt from ruining his plans, but Bratt takes a quill and re-kills Fifi for good this time.


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Woody is slightly pudgy and is very easily compared to Seth Rogen. He has curly hair that was short at the start of The Suite Life on Deck and has gotten longer since. He is overweight and some people bully him because of his size. Though he used to have braces, they were removed in the episode "Model Behavior".

Woody is a messy, lazy, and awkward student. He has a great passion for food. He sometimes is very awkward when it comes to girls, and usually thinks of Zack as his idol.


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Finwithit is a sea-green leviathan, about 30 feet in length. His appearance suggests a Cachalot Whale, but he is more amphibious; he does not hesitate to enter shallow waters or even to come up onto the land.
His level of intelligence remains something of a mystery, but his facial features are quite capable of expressing his mood, even as they also display some of his sharp teeth.

When in the presence of Aquarianne, Finwithit is happy, friendly, gentle and charming... so long as his mermaid charge is in no danger.
When Aquarianne sounds her conch-shell trumpet, the leviathan will do everything in his power to come to her side. And when he perceives that she is in danger he will unleash the full extent of his stone-crushing fury.


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Obese, bold, red hair, blue eyes, round nose, blue cap and overalls, and pink shirt

Goes by the book, strict, funny, friendly


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When Sam finally relocates his father on the Grid, Flynn appears to be a man in his late 50's/early 60's. However, his appearance may be misleading—it is entirely possible that his appearance on the Grid is not subject to the normal, degenerative affects of aging as they would manifest in reality. Several novel reasons might explain such discrepancies.
One possibility is that, as the creator of the Grid, Flynn may well have direct control over his "physical" appearance while on the Grid—he may simply have chosen to appear to be a man in his late 50's/early 60's, as would be consistent with his chronological, "real-world" age off the Grid.
Another possibility is that Flynn's appearance as an "old" program may simply be consistent with (or required by) the programming of the Grid itself, much as the (also largely unexplored) concept of "old" programs like Dumont in the original TRON . However, this possibility would seem negated by the appearance of other, "old" programs such as Clu and Quorra that appear to be quite young, even though they are similarly much "older" in Grid time.
Yet another possibility is that Flynn "ages" much as he would in reality, albeit at an (effectively) slower rate due to the time dilation between reality and the Grid. However, this would seem contradicted by the simple fact that, were a user's "real" body to be somehow micro-miniaturized and present on the Grid in a physical sense, their body would presumably age much faster than it would in reality. Flynn's physical aging could simply be tied to the passage of time in the real world, or he simply chooses to look older.


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Foote appears in the Fineville Animal shelter bringing Shadow and a panicking Chance inside, while Sassy escapes. Foote calls out Sassy while holding a net, but he can't find her (with her also sarcastically repeating his "here, kitty kitty kitty" calls before refusing and insulting him) and goes inside and watch TV. Sassy sneaks inside (also sarcastically encouraging him to eat his donut while insulting his weight while passing by unnoticed) and finds Shadow in a cage and frees him and then goes to find Chance who was been medically treated due to his muzzle got pinned by a porcupine earlier. As Shadow and Sassy are discussing how to free him, Foote runs over to the cages area of the pound in order to yell at the occupants to keep quiet (as the dogs were barking excessively), but then notices Sassy and demanded to know how she got inside, Sassy then runs past him to distract him, giving chase, although not before making sure he told Shadow that he will be back for him. Sassy distracts Foote, while Shadow goes to free Chance now quill-free and rescue Sassy who gets capture by Foote, but Chance and Shadow tackle him twice, freeing Sassy and they escape through the backyard while Foote is forced to find his boss, Rookwood, presumably to inform him of the situation. Foote grabs a net and chases after them, grabs Chance due to his collar stuck between the fence. But Shadow leaps near the fence with a growl starting Foote, causing him to lose his balance allowing Chance to escape just as another animal shelter staff Kirkwood arrives to assist him. They watch helplessly Chance, Shadow and Sassy escaping without realizing that their owners the Seavers are on their way to pick them.
Foote was not seen afterward, assumed he informed the Seavers who just arrive that they escaped and he and the other staff apologizes to the Seavers for failing to stop Chance, Shadow, and Sassy from escaping.

v - e - d Media The Incredible Journey ( video ) • Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey ( video ) • Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco ( video ) Characters Chance • Sassy • Shadow • Bob Seaver • Laura Seaver • Peter Seaver • Hope Seaver • Jamie Seaver • Kate • Frank • Birdzilla • Mountain Lion • Foote • Riley • Delilah • Bando • Sledge • Stokey • Spike • Ashcan and Pete • Jack and Ralph Locations San Francisco


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Fortune Red looks like a traditional 18th-century pirate who wears a purple coat and jabot. He has ginger hair, a large beard and a sailor's cap with a red bandana. In his inventory is a pipe, a blunderbuss, a skull with an eyepatch, and a treasure-map.


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Theresa is very slim. She has natural blue violet hair with three lavender on her bangs streaks and sapphire blue eyes.

Theresa is kind, friendly, and compassionate, having a considerably good-sized amount of friends at school despite being unpopular. She is also somewhat shy and emotional, like when she was resentful of Principal Slimovitz in " Der Monster Klub " for getting rid of the school's baton twirling team and cries from heartbreak when Randy —who is actually NomiRandy —ignores her to flirt with Heidi. But Theresa isn't weak; she is practical and perceptive. While hiding from the zombies during " Night of the Living McFizzles ". In " Sorcerer in Love ", she isn't depressed that Randy isn't dancing with her, but annoyed by Randy and Howard's arguing.


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King Freddie is tall and slender. He has tan skin, slanted eyes, black hair, and wears a light green polo shirt, dark green pants, black sneakers, and after becoming king, a yellow crown-shaped baseball hat with a blue "F" on it.

Before becoming King, Freddie was only a background character. At the beginning of Recess: School's Out , King Bob crowns him king of the playground, as he's graduating that year.
King Freddie is shown to be bossy, and unlike King Bob, he was not a fair ruler. He often came up with cruel, harsh punishments for the kids, however his guards had to tell him to lay it a little easier.
In Recess: Taking the Fifth Grade , he is only seen in "Grade Five Club".


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Frederic is a tall, middle-aged man with brown hair, a beard and thick brown eyebrows. He sports a golden crown, and robes of blue and gold, with a red cape.

In the original film, King Frederic was said to be a beloved ruler alongside Queen Arianna and was also shown to be devoted to his family. When Rapunzel was kidnapped by the wicked Mother Gothel , he was devastated, and remained as such for the following years. The moment his daughter was returned, however, King Frederic embraced his restored family and, as seen in Tangled: Before Ever After , vowed to never let anything happen to them again, especially Rapunzel.
Gothel's actions drove Frederic to an understandably paranoid state of mind. Despite his overwhelming joy toward Rapunzel's return, he was admittedly unable to separate "the father from the king", therefore creating laws, rules and restrictions that limited Rapunzel's freedom in hopes of preventing another catastrophe similar to his daughter's kidnapping at the hands of Gothel. This creates tension between Frederic and Rapunzel, but despite his firm attitude on the matter, Frederic tries his best to make Rapunzel feel happy and content with her new life. However, his constant need to keep secrets and lack of trust in his daughter only further pushes the two of them apart. Because of this, Frederic had been compared to Gothel by both Rapunzel and Eugene.
Despite his firmness, Frederic is a kind and noble ruler at his core. He cares a great deal for Corona and its people and shows a great deal of compassion and respect to his subjects. Frederic does not take kindness and loyalty for granted; as mentioned in " Queen for a Day ", Frederic was able to recognize the goodness in former rogues such as Flynn Rider and the Pub Thugs , and in turn provided them with opportunities to change their lives for the better, despite the borderline negative reception such an act received from his staff and subjects. While his actions can be dubious, Frederic is well-intentioned. He was nevertheless able to recognize the selfish nature of his decisions, and how they were causing a great deal of harm for both his family and his people. As such, he forced himself to confront his inner demons and change for the better. The result was a reformed relationship between his family and subjects, one built on trust. He also, apparently, has a soft spot for children, as he does not choose to have two little girls arrested after they're caught stealing.


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After Peter Parker accidentally botched Doctor Strange 's spell, people who know that Peter is Spider-Man were transported from other universes into his reality. Along with them, two other alternate Spider-Man's were also transported by the spell, including the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man walks through the portal.

One day after being brought into another universe, the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man wanders through New York when a magic portal, which was opened by Ned Leeds , appears in front of him. Going through the portal, he enters Ned's house. As he was opening portals to look for this universe's Peter, Ned is disappointed and thinks that this newcomer is just a "random guy" because of the casual clothes the alternate Peter is dressing. Ned is accompanied by Michelle Jones , the girlfriend of this universe's Spider-Man. She asks if he is Peter Parker and the alternate confirms that he is. Peter greets Ned's grandmother and says that he has seen Ned and MJ before, recognizing that the two of them are friends with this universe's Spider-Man. However, he then notices the presence of another alternate Peter who arrived earlier, the Amazing Spider-Man , and doesn't recognize him. The two Spider-Men study each other and then shoot webs at the other's direction, confirming their identities.
Realizing that this older Peter is also Spider-Man, Ned wonders why he didn't say it. Peter replies that his superhero identity is a secret, so he does not go around announcing it. This response surprises the group because the Amazing Spider-Man had said the exact same thing earlier when Ned and MJ asked him to show proof of his superhero identity. He explains that since he was transported to this universe, he has been trying to find MJ and Ned's Peter, because he feels that he needs him. The other alternate also has the same feeling. MJ tells them that her Peter does need help, neither she nor Ned know where he is. The older thinks that their Peter must be somewhere meaningful to him. The other alternate agrees that he probably is in a place where he goes to get away from everything. The older Peter says that for him this place was the the top of the Chrysler Building, but the other alternate reveals that he would go to the Empire State Building because of the better view. MJ tells them that she knows where this place would be for her Peter.

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man tells his younger self about the words his uncle said at the day he died.

MJ deduces correctly where her Peter is. She and Ned find their Peter at the roof of their high school and the two alternates go with them. The younger Peter mourns the recent death of his Aunt May at the hands of the Green Goblin . The two alternates appear before the him, telling that they feel bad for his loss. But the younger Peter doesn't think his other selves know what he is going through. He had tried to cure the villains that came to this universe after learning that their fate is to die at the alternate Spider-Men's hands. But because the attempt resulted in his aunt's demise, he blames himself for the loss and thinks that she died for nothing. He now just wants to use the magic box, which is containing Strange's spell, to send the villains and his other selves home. Before the younger can use the box, his counterparts share with him their own experiences involving the loss of loves ones in their lives. While the Amazing Spider-Man tearfully tells of his failure to save his girlfriend, Gwen Stacy , the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man talks about the night his Uncle Ben died. He reveals that his uncle also died as a result of his actions and he hunted the man he thought was the killer. He desired to avenge his uncle, but when he got what he wanted, it didn't make him feel any better. It took a long time for him to learn how to deal with the darkness within himself. The younger Peter admits to his alternate versions that he wants to avenge his aunt too and reveals what she said moments before dying, that with a great power comes a great responsibility. However, the two alternate Peters already know these words, because Uncle Ben told them the same the day he died. The oldest Peter doesn't think that the younger's aunt died for nothing.
Having being convinced to try to help the villains again instead of simply sending them back to their doom, the younger Peter and his two alternate selves go to work on the cures in the laboratory of the high school. While the Amazing Spider-Man says he will prepare the cure for the Lizard , because he already did it once in his universe, the oldest Spider-Man offers to make an antiserum for Dr. Osborn. He reveals that he has been thinking about making a cure for him a for a long time, but then notices the reluctance of the younger upon hearing the Green Goblin's name. The older assures that they will cure all the villains, because that is what Spider-Man does. Despite his reluctance, the youngest Peter agrees.

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man talks with Ned.

While they work on the cures, Ned approaches the older Peter and asks if he has a best friend, wanting to know about his counterpart in the alternate universe. Peter tells him that he did have a best friend, referring to Harry Osborn . However, to Ned's surprise, the older Peter reveals that his best friend tragically died in his arms, after trying to kill him. This revelation leaves Ned speechless and he moves away looking disturbed. Later, the older Peter notices the other alternate observing the youngest Peter interacting with MJ and asks about his love life. The Amazing Spider-Man replies that he is currently not in a romantic relationship and has no time for a normal life. In turn, the older reveals he has a complicated relationship with "his MJ", Mary Jane Watson , but the two of them eventually made it work. As they work, Ned suddenly calls out to his Peter, but the alternates also reply. Because of the confusion, the trio explains that all of them have the same name and surname.

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man shocks the others by revealing he can make organic webs.

After finishing the cures, they review the plan. They will lure the villains somewhere and try to cure them during the battle, then send everyone home using the magic box. Realizing that the older Peter is still wearing his casual clothes, the other alternate asks if he really is going to fight dressed like a "cool youth pastor" or if he has a suit. Hearing this, the oldest Peter reveals that he is wearing his suit underneath his casual clothes. The oldest sees Ned giving web cartouches to his Peter and asks what it is for. When his youngest counterpart explains that it is web fluid for his web-shooters , he shoots a web, revealing that he doesn't need web-shooters. Everyone is shocked by this and the older is surprised that his counterparts cannot produce organic webs. The other alternate wonders how this is even possible.

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, now wearing his suit, talks to his counterparts while waiting for the villains.

The trio of Spider-Men choose the Statue of Liberty as the location of the battle. There, they use their spider-webs to set the cures around the place and this universe's Peter broadcasts their location to the reporter J. Jonah Jameson . As they wait for the villains to arrive, they talk and share past stories. The Amazing Spider-Man talks about Electro , commenting that he was the sweetest guy before falling into a pool of electric eels. Feeling that his back is stiff, the older bends himself. He reveals that he has back issues from swinging so much. The other alternate tells him that he has a similar problem and offers him some relief by cracking his back. Still curious, the Amazing Spider-Man asks about the older's organic webs, making the older Peter think that he is teasing him. But the youngest Peter explains that he can relate to the questions because he cannot produce them either. The older reveals that he can naturally make the webs and it comes out only from his wrists. The other alternate says that he has to make his web in the lab and it is always running out, so he asks if the older ever suffered a "web block". The older says that during a time he was going through an existential crisis, it did cause him to have a "web block".
This universe's Peter asks his alternates about the craziest villains that they confronted in the past. The oldest replies that the younger already met some of them and says that he once fought an alien made of black goo, Venom . The youngest Spider-Man tells his counterparts that he battled a purple alien, Thanos , on Earth and in space. This surprises the other two Peters. The oldest is impressed that his younger version fought an enemy in space. The other alternate feels excluded because he never battled an alien. He thinks he is "lame" compared to the other two Spider-Men and mentions fighting a Russian guy in a rhinoceros machine, Rhino . The oldest Peter realizes that the other alternate lacks self-confidence and says that he needs more self-talk, assuring that he is not lame, he is "amazing". The other Peter accepts the compliment, thanking the older one as he needed the reassurance coming from his other self.
Their conversation ends as the villains arrive. While this universe's Spider-Man goes get the cures, the two alternates distract the villains. The oldest Spider-Man confronts the Lizard and asks for his cure. However, their teamwork is a complete disaster. The other alternate also asks for Electro's cure at the same time that the oldest does, but the youngest is not able to give them the cures because he is captured by Sandman . In an attempt to free himself from Sandman's hold, the youngest shoots a web that ends up being cut by the swing of the Amazing Spider-Man. Having lost his own web after bumping into the younger's, the Amazing Spider-Man shoots a web that ends up sticking to the Spider-Man's face in the middle of his fight against the Lizard.

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man and the other Spider-Men think about a new plan to defeat the villains.

Realizing how badly their plan is going, the trio regroups to think of a better strategy. The Amazing Spider-Man says that he kept calling out to "Peter-Two", referring to the oldest, who didn't respond. But the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man thought that "Peter-Two" was the other alternate instead of himself. The youngest recognizes that they clearly are terrible at teamwork. The two alternates admit that they don't really know to work as a team, but the youngest tells them that he was already part of the Avengers . His two alternates become proud of him, but they also confused as they don't know what is the Avengers. The oldest wonders how working with the Avengers helps in their current situation. The younger realizes that there is no Avengers in their alternate universes and decides not to explain this at the moment. He tells the other two Spider-Men that they should trust their "tingle" and coordinate their attacks. The alternates think that they should choose one villain to fight at a time. They decide to call this universe's Spider-Man as "Peter-One", the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man as "Peter-Two" and the Amazing Spider-Man as "Peter-Three". When the trio is about to return to the fight, Peter-Three tells his other selves that he loves them.

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man with the other two Spider-Men.

The three Spider-Men swing back to the battle together. They decide that Sandman will be their first target. Peter-Two tries to lead the villain inside the statue while Peter-Three goes to get the cure and they decide to meet at the top. While being chased by Sandman, Peter-Two tries to tell the villain that they are actually attempting to help him. Ignored, the oldest Spider-Man crawls inside the statue, leading the villain to the top. Upon reaching the top, Peter-Two is quickly swamped by the villain's sand. He calls out to the other Spider-Men asking for Sandman's cure, but the other two are still not on the top yet. Eventually, Peter-Three manages to get the cure and throws it to Peter-One, who throws it to Peter-Two. Completely covered by sand, Peter-Two is able to catch the device and click on it to cure Sandman. Once the villain is cured and the sand is gone, revealing Flint Marko, Peter-Two assures that they will get him home soon.

While confronting Electro, Peter-Two is grabbed by Dr. Octavius' tentacle.

With Sandman cured, they decide that Electro is next. To do it, they will need to remove the his Arc Reactor, which is making him extremely powerful. The trio tries to attack Electro, but they fail. Peter-Three is caught by the villain and hold in the air while being electrocuted, causing him to drop the item to remove the Arc Reactor. Peter-Two gets the item that his counterpart dropped and moves to help him, but they are both grabbed by Dr. Octavius ' tentacles. Peter-Two thinks that Octavius came to help Electro, not knowing that Doctor Octopus actually was already cured by Peter-One. Instead of adding the villain, Octavius saves the two Spider-Men and uses the item to cure Electro. Right after this, Peter-One also manages to cure the Lizard.

Peter-Two reunites with Dr. Octavius.

Peter-Two approaches and unmasks to greet Dr. Octavius, who becomes happy to see his Peter so grown up. Peter-Two is also glad to see Octavius again. When Octavius asks how he is doing, Peter says that he has been trying to do better, just as he said during a conversation with Octavius years ago. Peter-Two then sees a magic portal appearing nearby. Doctor Strange comes through it and carries the magic box. As Strange becomes surprised to see three Peter Parkers, Peter-One introduces the two alternate Spider-Men to the wizard. Peter-One argues with Strange, making Peter-Two confused when Strange says that he was at the Grand Canyon. While they talk, Peter-Two hears the Green Goblin approaching. The villain gets the magic box and puts a bomb inside of it. With Octavius' help, Strange is able to retrieve the box but doesn't notice the bomb, so it explodes. The explosion destroys the box, releasing the spell and opening a dimensional rift in the Multiverse. It also causes the scaffolding of the Statue of Liberty to collapse on itself. During this destruction, Peter-Two saves the cured Lizard, Dr. Connors, from falling to his death.

Peter-Two and Peter-Three see the younger Spider-Man fighting the Goblin and decide to intervene.

Shortly after, Peter-Two and Peter-Three spot the youngest Peter confronting the Goblin. Because the villain is Aunt May's killer, Peter-One, now consumed by far more rage, violence, and aggressiveness than before, fights his enemy with the desire to avenge his aunt. Watching this battle, Peter-Two and Peter-Three become concerned for the younger and decide to intervene. Not wishing his younger self to go down the path of revenge, Peter-Two stops him from killing the Green Goblin with his glider.

Peter-Two stops his younger self from killing the Goblin.

Peter-Two gets in between Peter and the Goblin and holds the glider when the younger is about to impale the villain with it. However, the Goblin takes this chance to stab Peter-Two from behind. Meanwhile, Peter-Three has just returned after getting the Goblin's cure and witnesses the moment his older self is stabbed. Despite the shock, Peter-Three throws the youngest the cure, which the youngest uses to cure the Goblin, restoring him back to his normal self. With this, the last villain is cured and the three Spider-Men accomplished their goal. Peter-Three runs towards Peter-Two, who had fallen to the ground wounded, but the older reassures the other alternate that he is fine, as it isn't the first time that he has been stabbed.

“ Peter, you know. It's what we do. ” ―Peter Parker to his youngest counterpart .

Peter-One hugs Peter-Two and Peter-Three.

While lying on the ground, Peter-Two looks up and finally notices the dimensional rift that opened in the Multiverse. He wonders if he is dying, because he can see people in the sky on the other side of the rift. Peter-Three assures him that he isn't imagining things, this is really happening. As Peter-One decides to leave his two alternates to talk with Doctor Strange and find a way to fix the rift, Peter-Three stays to tend the injured Peter-Two. Peter-One returns to say goodbye to his other selves, informing that they are about to be sent home. He thanks his alternates and stutters while nervously trying to say more to express his gratitude, but the other two interrupt him. As they are the same person, the alternates already know. Peter-Two reminds him that this is what Spider-Man does. The trio shares an embrace and then the younger Spider-Man leaves.
When they are about to be sent back home, the Amazing Spider-Man gazes at the older and makes a peace sign. The Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man returns the gesture just before they both disappear, returning to their respective universes along with the cured villains.


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The Standard Frobots are large Frog like robots with glowing red eyes, enormous shoulder pads, long arms, skinny legs a frog foot symbol on their chests, and a black paint job. They have laser riffles and jetpacks as standard issue.
The Silver Frobot is lanky and thin to quickly maneuver in urban areas and have razor sharp claws & a cloaking device .
The Giant Frobot is enormous, bigger than any of the houses in Wartwood. It has red eyes, a bulky build, and a bronze point job. It can shoot multiple smaller Frog-Bots similar to its design for reinforcements from its shoulders and back. It has incredible strength befitting its size and built in tadpole missile launchers in its arms and chest.
The Fire Frobots have flamethrowers attached to their right arm. They have a red paint job, blue eyes, and what seemed to be a like a tank of gasoline behind their back.
The Judge Frobot takes on a classic judge appearance with a robe, a white wig that is loaded with missiles, a court desk with Andrias' crown logo on it, a gavel in its hand, and noticeable redness on it cheeks. When in combat, its desk unfolds and turns into a pair of legs, it eyes turn red, it has longer arms with big hands and fuses two gavels together to make a big mallet.


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Fujimoto is a tall, lanky man. He seems to wear pink and blue makeup. His biggest and most notable characteristic is his long, orange hair. Fujimoto's clothing attire is a vertical-stripped jacket and a pair of black pants, occasionally coupled with a brown cloak, adorned with a red and yellow clasp.

Although Fujimoto takes the role of the antagonist in the film, he's not considered a villain since his intents are only for the greater good of the world. For example, if Ponyo is on earth without her father in her care, then the force of nature becomes unbalanced and upset. Fujimoto had never any intent to attack Sosuke , but had to since had to since Ponyo was outside of his care.
Fujimoto hates humans since he's disgusted by the pollution that they have caused to the ocean. Although, his hatred seemed to lessen once he allowed Ponyo to live with Sosuke.
Although he's hard on his daughters, he loves them deeply despite his hard exterior. He also shares a deep love with his wife Granmamare , who serves as the Goddess of Mercy and the Queen of the ocean.
Once Ponyo turned human, and the balance of nature was restored, Fujimoto eventually wished Souske good luck and the best for him and his daughter.


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Being a different version of Danny Douglas, Future Danny holds a lot of resemblance with his present counterpart: he is just as short as him and has a similar physical appearance, but his hair is grey, he wears a green jacket, a hybrid set of glasses made out of a normal set of glasses and a monocle, grey pants, black shoes, and a white shirt reading "Future Science!".

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Future-Worm is a small worm with a grey visor, blond hair, and abs that are usually hidden in his worm body.


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He is the brother of a Muppet-like humanoid named Walter and is dating Mary (played by Amy Adams ). Like his brother, Gary is a huge Muppet fan and, together, they set out to reunite the Muppets to help save the Muppet Studios from destruction. According to an interview with Walter and Kermit, Walter actually has three brothers and that "Gary" was just a character created for the movie. A stand-in extra makes a cameo as Gary in the sequel Muppets Most Wanted , with his back at the camera.


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Gelman is a tall, fat ten-year-old boy with messy red hair and freckles. He wears a black t-shirt, gray pants, and sneakers.

Gelman is always looking for kids to bully for no reason. His previous target was a boy named Stemple, until he moved away. Since then he started picking on Gus. Out of every kid he bullied Gus was his main target. After the other kids stood up to him, he decided to pick on other kids, namely by forcing him to fork lunch money over to him. However, in " A Great State Fair ", he starts being a little nicer to Gus and stops bullying. Presumably, his stopping his bullying nature was the result of a close-call from Gus's trap in " Gus' Fortune " where he nearly got sealed in a makeshift cage that traumatized him to such an extent that he started becoming very terrified of the people he formerly bullied. He apparently has a degree of respect for authority figures, as he acted submissive towards Ms. Finster when she tried to scold him for his bullying (though after she was gone, he resumed his bullying of Gus and threatened to do worse if he ratted on him again), and later when Gus suggested getting his dad to sign his permission slip to go to the fair, although he initially didn't see the point, after Gus's father insisted that his father will sign it, he was quick to obey him and even tell him "yes sir" before promptly boarding the chopper.
He does not seem to have any true friends, but on a few occasions he hangs out with Lawson and his gang.
He is the most feared bully in Third Street School. Everyone is scared of him. Though this situation changes after the episode " Gus' Last Stand " and especially "Gus' Fortune".
He is shown departing for Wrestling Camp in School's Out , implying that he may aspire to become a wrestler. At one point, he fought Spinelli presumably as training for wrestling at the camp, although he was losing, and was crushed by Spinelli's flying press (or rather, would have been crushed, had TJ, Mikey, Vince, and Gretchen not interfered to retrieve her in order to investigate suspicious activity going on at Third-Street at the last second, causing him to humorously look around and then shrug in confusion after she disappeared.).


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General Hyles appears in Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur in the episode " Dancing With Myself ". He leads his Zingarian army to hunt and capture Mel-Varr as ransom for his father Pad-Varr . This is apparently a regular occurrence with Hyles taking great glee in doing so. They chase Kid Kree to ISS 833 where Lunella Lafayette invited him to be her date. Hyles and his army show up to capture Mel-Varr, but Lunella rescues him and the two suit up as Moon Girl and Kid Kree to battle Hyles and his army, ultimately ending with them getting booted from the school dance.


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The genie is dressed in an Arabian outfit. He wears a blue turban with a red diamond in it, an earring on his right ear, a yellow vest, and a red shirt. In addition to that, he has a black beard and a blue tail.


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Gentleman Tooth resembles a giant tooth with gentlemanly features. He has one eye with a monocle.


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After Alexander Hamilton argues with Samuel Seabury, (“Farmer Refuted”) the ensemble sings that a message from the king will arrive shortly. Sure enough, King George III shows a strong assumption that he will win the Revolutionary War ("You'll Be Back").
However, following America's success, the king becomes rather irritated and sad, saying that America cheated on England with France and that he is now fighting with France and with Spain, referring to the Anglo-French War and Anglo-Spanish War respectively. ("What Comes Next?").
Once George Washington steps down, King George learns of this and questions who might replace him. A soldier brings news that John Adams, will be Washington's replacement, and the king recalls having met him years ago in 1785, believing him to be a "little guy" that the Americans will eat alive. Musingly anticipating Adams' presidency, King George wishes him luck ("I Know Him").
While King George does not sing again, during “The Reynolds Pamphlet,” the king jeers at Alexander Hamilton alongside Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. The three of them throw pieces of paper around the stage and mock Hamilton.
The songs of George III are widely considered as light comic relief but each one has a purpose in setting the scene for the next section of the show and phase of Hamilton’s life. He first appears after the characters have been introduced, to threaten the colonies. This introduces the Revolutionary War which highlights Hamilton as the military man and concludes with “The Battle of Yorktown”. He then re-appears to give warning about the political difficulties he believes the new nation will face post-independence. This precedes the next section where military battles are replaced by political battles and Washington declares “Winning was easy... governing’s harder”. In this section the audience sees Hamilton the politician. King George’s final appearance is to offer grudging respect for Washington and to mock his replacement John Adams, introducing a period of chaos for Hamilton beginning with “The Adams Administration”. This is where the audience witnesses his decline.
King George III is perceived in the show to be insane, claiming that "When push comes to shove, [he] will send a fully-armed battalion" and  "kill [the colonists'] friends and family to remind [them] of [his] love.” In fact, the king did suffer bouts of insanity which many have claimed to have been porphyria, and some say that his medicine, which contained large amounts of arsenic, worsened his condition. [1]


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Gerald is a pelican with a light white head and a dark brown torso, body, and tail. He has an orange throat pouch with a spiky end at the tip of his beak. He has dark purple eye circles around his eyes, and his head feathers are notably very messy and scruffy; probably to assume his scrappiness.


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Gibson has curly hair. He is almost always seen wearing a striped top and basically anything else. As seen in pictures, below he has a yellow and black striped umbrella, so you can practically call him a "bumble bee".

Gibson is goofy, crazy, and childlike. He often hides things in his hair, which creeps or grosses most people out. However, he is friends with all of the A.N.T.s, and is very fair, caring, and easygoing at most points. He is one of the less smart people in the series who can be nice and positive, the other being Paisley.
Sometimes, Gibson can maybe be a little bit annoying, or even just plain creepy, he puts things in his hair, like licorice, or tissues. At other times Gibson is the only person who really cares about any of the A.N.T.s. So he is a blessing to all of them.


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Professor Gigglesnorps is a balding man with purple hair, wearing a purple magician outfit.

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When Becca and Izzy light the candle during their Halloween sleepover, they accidentally summon the Sanderson sisters, who are determined to suck the life force out of all the children in Salem before sunrise. The girls manage to escape from the witches with the help of Cassie Traske , their former friend who is also a descendant of Reverend Traske, the man who banished the Sanderson sisters in 1653. They also take the Book of Spells with them, hoping to find a way to stop the witches.
Gilbert realizes his mistake when he sees the news reports about the witch sightings and tries to contact Becca and Izzy. He meets up with them at Cassie's house and apologizes for his role in reviving the witches. He also reveals his knowledge of magic and offers to help them. Together, they devise a plan to lure the Sanderson sisters into a trap using a fake Magicae Maxima spell, which is supposed to make them all-powerful but actually destroys them. However, they are unaware that Winifred Sanderson , the leader of the witches, has already learned about this spell from her mentor, The Witch Mother , who gave her the Book of Spells as a gift when she was young.
The plan goes awry when Winifred casts the Magicae Maxima spell on herself and becomes invincible. She then attacks Becca, Izzy, Cassie, and Gilbert, who try to fight back with their own magic. Gilbert uses his knowledge of occult symbols and rituals to create barriers and distractions for Winifred. He also sacrifices himself to save Becca from being killed by Winifred's lightning bolt. However, he is revived by Cobweb, who turns out to be a familiar spirit sent by the Witch Mother to watch over him.
In the end, Winifred is defeated by Becca, who uses her own life force to reverse the Magicae Maxima spell and turn Winifred into dust. The other two Sanderson sisters, Mary and Sarah, are also destroyed by sunlight. Becca survives with the help of Cassie and Izzy, who share their life force with her. Gilbert celebrates with them and hugs Cobweb. He then decides to turn his magic shop into a museum dedicated to the history of Salem and its witches. He also becomes friends with Cassie's boyfriend Tyler and invites him to join his Dungeons & Dragons group.


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She's an orange and white tabby munchkin cat with purple eyes and dark stripes. Compared to the other SuperKitties, she is tall. She wears a pink collar with the pink heart Super Kitty Call emblem on it. Her super suit and mask are pink and light blue.

Ginny is the bravest of the Superkitties. She has claws that can allow her to climb and poke objects. She is also empathetic, especially in " Golden Gift ", when she's scared that Bitsy will be sad about her broken bell. Overall, Ginny has a very kind personality.

v - e - d Episodes Season One: " The Great Yarn Caper / Get the Boot " • " Fireworks Fright / Cheese Trees " • " Silent Surprise / Fufu Snafu " • " Super-Fan / Bubble Bother " • " Groggy Groundhogs / Go Birdy " • " Blueberry Bonanza / Snow Day " • " Have a Ball / Zsa-Zsa Zoom " • " Missing Mr. Greenie / Piano Problem " • " Treat Truck Trouble / Leapin' Laser " • " Toy-Tastrophe / Night Light " • " Burble Bungle / Sticky Situation " • " Lab Rat Lift-Off / Rockin' Rockhound " • " Hole Lot of Trouble / Roboctopus " • " Bird Bop / Pickle Problem " • " Cat Tree Caper / Showstopper " • " Sparks vs. Sparks / Poochy Playdate " • " Voice With No Choice / Brother Battle • Bitsy Bellyache / Lost Spark " • " Amara's Tiara / Furball Blooper " • " Fruit Loot / Buddy Wanna-Be " • " Bundle of Bitsies / Frantic Flyer " • " Howloween Cat " • " Cheesenado / Talented Troublemaker • " Merry Mousemas " Characters Ginny • Sparks • Buddy • Bitsy • Cat Burglar • Mr. Puppypaws • Lab Rat • Otto • Zsa-Zsa • Budgies • Granny Catarina • Howloween Cat


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Flute Girl has long brown hair, glasses with magenta rims, and braces on her top teeth which give her a lisp. She wears a long-sleeve white shirt underneath a green sweater vest with a black eight note on the front. In addition, she wears a dark red violet skirt, white socks, and black dress shoes.

Flute Girl does well in school and gets easily annoyed with anyone who slacks off or comes off like an idiot, especially Randy and Howard. For example, in " McFists of Fury ", she couldn't believe they didn't know who Brawn Brickwall was. She also is frustrated with people who don't listen to her, like Bucky doing a triangle "solo" during "Got Stank" and singing instead of buying her a McFist Tunes gift card that she wanted in " Silent Punch, Deadly Punch ". She usually follows the rules whether she likes it or not, having no choice but follow Howard to Mt. Chuck because of the five-foot rule. However, she is nice, comforting Bucky about being tricked to go up the volcano in "Monster Dump", and often thanking the Ninja whenever he saves her. She gets easily attracted to guys, like Pitch Kickham, Nightfire, and especially Stevens.


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Albert is a light green, transparent glass fish with a visible floating brain in his head. He has brown hair, which is a wig, and has a brown shirt with a black tie. He is not a jellyfish because he would have long tentacles and jellyfish don't have brains.

Albert is good natured and is the nicest and most well behaved kid in the whole school, as said by Oscar. However, he is sometimes nervous, quiet or shy and is an easy target for bullies, like Jocktopus , which he just accepts. He also likes to have fun and makes jokes sometimes with his friends. He is friendly and allowed Oscar to give Milo ice cream and said he needed it more than him (" Dropsy! "). His dream is to become a violinist (" Flying Fish ").


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Glee Club Girl is a pre-teen, Caucasian girl. She has brown hair with a fringe and in pigtails, and has green eyes. Her outfit is similar to the uniform that the male singers of the Glee Club wear: Except that aside from the white, long-sleeved shirt with folded collar, she also wears a fancier red bow tie and a gray skirt rather than pants.

As a singer, Glee Club Girl is musically-inclined and seems to be a natural. The little else that is known about her personality is that she is very touchy, at least when it comes to Arthur Stanley's deception (and possibly any forms of deception in general). She's also ill-humored and discontented in that she doesn't appreciate being toyed with like that, and she has no time nor patience for it. Therefore, she doesn't stand for that kind of game.