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He appears on the "Troll Bridge", where Tinker Bell comes to get the magic mirror, which happened to be in the Lost Treasure which he guided with his brother, Grimsley. On the Bridge, he mostly argues with his brother, letting Tinker Bell and Blaze get in without getting seen.


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Leilani is a hula girl toy from Hawaii with black hair, a pink shirt, a tan-colored grass skirt, rainbow-colored leis and bracelets.


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Leo has tan skin, red spiky hair, large teal glasses, and green eyes. He wears a black short-sleeved t-shirt which has an orange streak, orange cargo shorts with large pockets, white socks, and orange and black sneakers.


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Mr. Lopart wears a purple sweater, a lavender and white stripe shirt, lavender pants, purple loafers, a hair-lined-stripped head, and circle-rimmed glasses.

Mr. Lopart is generally simple-minded, self-confident, and funny. But he gets emotional during weddings as seen in Wedding Day when he cried at the wedding causing his mother to worry about him.


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Lester is a dark blue whale with a white chest and stomach, small eyes, and buttons with holes in them on his head. In addition to that, he wears a white sailor hat.


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Lin has brown eyes and long, brown, straight hair, she has pink lips, but she wear a red overall cloth when she working in bathhouse.

Lin is very strong-hearted and stubborn. Although she has a good heart and cares for Chihiro , she is quick to anger, and her attitude and words are often cold and harsh. She is also very protective, as she hides Chihiro when sneaking to the top floor to see Yubaba, and also comforts Chihiro while attempting to cure the River Spirit by telling Chihiro she won't let him hurt her.


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Linda Knightslinger is a middle aged woman. She is a redhead and wears her hair styled into three large curls.


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Link secondary circuits on his suit are, but their gray and his primary circuit is white.

Link is a worker at Able's Garage. He can bit of sly and nervous at times, at one of point when he assigned by Able to watch Beck who was Grounded, he willingly allowed Beck go as knows he couldn't stop him.


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In the film, Linnet is introduced as a glamorous socialite who attends a London club where she meets Simon, a land agent hired by Jacqueline. She offers him a job at her estate, Wode Hall, and soon falls in love with him. She elopes with Simon, breaking Jacqueline's heart and earning her hatred. Linnet and Simon go to Egypt for their honeymoon, where they are stalked by Jacqueline, who follows them everywhere and makes scenes. Linnet asks Hercule Poirot , a famous Belgian detective who happens to be on vacation in Egypt, to help her get rid of Jacqueline. Poirot agrees to talk to Jacqueline but warns Linnet that she may have made enemies with her selfish actions.
Linnet and Simon board the S.S. Karnak , a river steamer that takes them on a tour of ancient Egyptian sites. Among the other passengers are Colonel Race, a British intelligence agent and Poirot's friend; Andrew Katchadourian , Linnet's American trustee who has embezzled her money; Mrs. Allerton and her son Tim, wealthy travelers who befriend Poirot; Salome Otterbourne , a flamboyant novelist and her daughter Rosalie ; Dr. Bessner , a German physician; Mr. Fanthorp, an English lawyer; Signor Richetti, an Italian archaeologist; and Louise Bourget , Linnet's French maid. Jacqueline also manages to get on board, much to Linnet's dismay.
During the cruise, Linnet has several unpleasant encounters with some of the passengers, who reveal their motives for disliking or envying her. She also narrowly escapes death when a boulder falls near her at the temple of Abu Simbel. That night, she and Simon play bridge with Race and Pennington in the saloon. After the game, she retires to her cabin with Simon. Later that night, she is shot in the head by an unknown assailant, who leaves a letter J written in blood on the wall.
Poirot and Race investigate the murder, which turns out to be part of a complex plot involving several of the passengers. They discover that Simon was actually in love with Jacqueline all along and that they planned to kill Linnet and inherit her fortune. They also learn that Pennington tried to kill Linnet at Abu Simbel to cover his fraud that; Louise stole Linnet's pearls and was killed by Jacqueline; that Mrs. Otterbourne witnessed Linnet's murder and was killed by Simon that; Richetti was actually an international criminal wanted by Race and that Bessner had a grudge against Linnet for ruining his career.

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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Linwood is a caucasian kid with short, brown hair, has green eyes, wears an olive green buttoned shirt with folded collar, jeans with a patch on each knee and black shoes.


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Bartholomew looked nearly identical to Dr. Drakken, including the scar under his eye, except for having a normal skin tone instead of blue and a shorter mullet-less hairstyle. However, he did sport a pencil-thin mustache.


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Wears jeans and a T-shirt with the sleeves torn off. A tattoo of the name Ed appears on his left bicep. He wears a Kaiser helmet when riding his motorcycle. He often uses the word "seriously" in a repeated fashion.

Wild and uncontrollable; his focus in life is building and driving fast rides, destroying property, and picking up hot babes. He cares little for laws, morals, or fashion, preferring to set his own style. This set him at odd with his colleagues and lead to his descent into villainy. He also has a habit of becoming obsessed over advanced technology, not forgetting Felix Renton's wheelchair after it was used against him.


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Coach Little is a tall, bald, African-American male with a very muscular physique. His appearance can be very intimidating to others. At work, Coach Little wears tracksuit pants and muscle shirts, which show off the size of his arms.

v - e - d Media The Suite Life of Zack & Cody • The Suite Life on Deck • The Suite Life Movie Other media: " Karate Kid-tastrophe " • " Weasels on Deck " Characters Main: Zack Martin • Cody Martin • London Tipton • Maddie Fitzpatrick • Marion Moseby • Bailey Pickett • Carey Martin • Marcus Little Recurring: Woody Fink • Emma Tutweiller • Arwin Hochauser • Esteban Ramírez • Maya Bennett • Bob • Barbara Brownstein • Kurt Martin • Jessica and Janice Ellis • Lance Fishman • Mary Margaret • Ilsa Schicklgrubermeiger • Padma Shinivasanviswanthan • Moose • Wilfred Tipton • Willa Fink • Maya Bennett • Chelsea Brimmer • Max • Tapeworm • Muriel • Patrick • Kirby Morris • Holly O'Neil • Ronald Olsen Minor: Addison • Laura Bird • CALLIE • Theo Cavenaugh • Corrie • Drew • Ella • Haley Grille • Gwen • Jason Harrington • Kyle Lawford • Coach Little • Mrs. Madigan • Becky Moldune • Rebecca • Reina • Serge the Concierge • Spencer Moseby • Stacey • The Meanager • Brandi Tipton • Dana Wohl • Princess Zaria Guest Characters: Raven Baxter • Miley Stewart • Lilly Truscott • Alex Russo • Justin Russo • Max Russo • Theresa Russo • Jerry Russo • Harper Finkle Episodes The Suite Life of Zack & Cody Season One: " Hotel Hangout " • " The Fairest of Them All " • " Maddie Checks In " • " Hotel Inspector " • " Grounded on the 23rd Floor " • " The Prince & the Plunger " • " Footloser " • " A Prom Story " • " Band in Boston " • " Cody Goes to Camp " • " To Catch a Thief " • " It's a Mad, Mad, Mad Hotel " • " Poor Little Rich Girl " • " Cookin' with Romeo and Juliet " • " Rumors " • " Big Hair & Baseball " • " Rock Star in the House " • " Smart & Smarterer " • " The Ghost of Suite 613 " • " Dad's Back " • " Christmas at the Tipton " • " Kisses & Basketball " • " Pilot Your Own Life " • " Crushed " • " Commercial Breaks " • " Boston Holiday " Season Two: " Odd Couples " • " French 101 " • " Day Care " • " Heck's Kitchen " • " Free Tippy " • " Forever Plaid " • " Election " • " Moseby's Big Brother " • " Books & Birdhouses " • " Not So Suite 16 " • " Twins at the Tipton " • " Neither a Borrower nor a Speller Bee " • " Bowling " • " A Kept Man " • " The Suite Smell of Excess " • " Going for the Gold " • " Boston Tea Party " • " Have a Nice Trip " • " Ask Zack " • " Suite Life " • " What the Hey? " • " A Midsummer's Nightmare " • " Lost in Translation " • " Volley Dad " • " Loosely Ballroom " • " Scary Movie " • " Ah! Wilderness! " • " Birdman of Boston " • " Nurse Zack " • " Club Twin " • " Risk it All " • " Nugget of History " • " Miniature Golf " • " Health and Fitness " • " Back in the Game " • " The Suite Life Goes Hollywood " • " I Want My Mummy " • " Aptitude " Season Three: " Graduation " • " Summer of Our Discontent " • " Sink or Swim " • " Super Twins " • " Who's the Boss? " • " Baggage " • " Sleepover Suite " • " The Arwin That Came to Dinner " • " Lip Synchin' in the Rain " • " First Day of High School " • " Of Clocks and Contracts " • " Arwinstein " • " Team Tipton " • " Orchestra " • " A Tale of Two Houses " • " Tiptonline " • " Foiled Again " • " Romancing the Phone " • " Benchwarmers " • " Doin' Time in Suite 2330 " • " Let Us Entertain You " • " Mr. Tipton Comes to Visit " The Suite Life on Deck Season One: " The Suite Life Sets Sail " • " Parrot Island " • " Broke 'N' Yo-Yo " • " The Kidney of the Sea " • " Showgirls " • " International Dateline " • " It's All Greek to Me " • " Sea Monster Mash " • " Flowers and Chocolate " • " Boo You " • " SeaHarmony " • " The Mommy and the Swami " • " Maddie on Deck " • " When in Rome... " • " Shipnotized " • " Mom and Dad on Deck " • " The Wrong Stuff " • " Splash & Trash " • " Mulch Ado About Nothing " • " Cruisin' for a Bruisin' " • " Double-Crossed " Season Two: " The Spy Who Shoved Me " • " Ala-ka-scram! " • " In the Line of Duty " • " Kitchen Casanova " • " Smarticle Particles " • " Family Thais " • " Goin' Bananas " • " Lost at Sea " • " Roomies " • " Crossing Jordin " • " Bermuda Triangle " • " The Beauty and the Fleeced " • " The Swede Life " • " Mother of the Groom " • " The Defiant Ones " • " Any Given Fantasy " • " Rollin' with the Holmies " • " Can You Dig It? " • " London's Apprentice " • " Once Upon a Suite Life " • " Marriage 101 " • " Model Behavior " • " Rock the Kasbah " • " I Brake for Whales " • " Seven Seas News " • " Starship Tipton " • " Mean Chicks " • " Breakup in Paris " Season Three: " The Silent Treatment " • " Rat Tale " • " So You Think You Can Date? " • " My Oh Maya " • " Das Boots " • " Bon Voyage " • " Computer Date " • " Party On! " • " Love and War " • " Trouble in Tokyo " • " The Ghost and Mr. Martin " • " Senior Ditch Day " • " My Sister's Keeper " • " Frozen " • " A London Carol " • " The Play's the Thing " • " Twister " • " Snakes on a Boat " • " Prom Night " • " Graduation on Deck " Locations Boston • Tipton Hotel • SS Tipton

Coach Little is the Cheevers High School Basketball coach for the 9th grade. He is a strict, yet fair man and is adept at motivating his players. He is intrigued by Zack's arrogance, and that is one of the reasons why Zack stays on the bench for the majority of the first basketball game. Coach Little seems to be a very good basketball coach, even though he has not been seen to play.


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Rosita has light brown skin and dark brown hair. She wears a brown hat, a blue shirt, aquamarine skirt, red and white pants and brown boots.


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Liv is a light blue space rover with 6 wheels and dog-like features.

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v - e - d Media Television: Doc McStuffins • The Doc Files • Doc McStuffins: The Doc & Bella Are In! Music: Doc McStuffins: The Doc Is In • Disney Junior DJ Shuffle • Disney Junior DJ Shuffle 2 Disney Parks Disney Junior - Live on Stage! • Disney Junior Dream Factory Characters Dottie McStuffins • Lambie • Stuffy • Chilly • Hallie • Squeakers • Donny McStuffins • Maya McStuffins • Dr. McStuffins • Mr. McStuffins • Grandma McStuffins • Emmie • Alma • Luca • Will • Tisha McStuffins • Rudy • Admiral Fiddlesticks • Angus • Army Al • Aurora • Awesome Guy • Azbio • Bella the Ballerina • Ben and Anna • Bernard • Boomer • Boppy • Bozini • Bronty • Bubble Monkey • Celeste • Chaz and Jaz • Commander Crush • Count Clarence • Creepy Cuddly Charlie • Curly Q • Dart • Dolly • Doodle Doo • Dragon-Bot • Dress Up Daisy • Egghead • Fabio • Findo • Flora • Frida Fairy • Gabi • Glo-Bo • Gloria • Gustave • Hazel • Hermie • Itty Bitty Bess • Johnny Foosball • Kailen • Kent • Kiara Kaleidoscope • Kiko • Lala the Koala • Lenny • Louie • Lula • Marvin • Melinda • Millie • Molly Molly Mouthful • Moo-Moo • Morten • Mr. Chomp • Niles • Norton • Officer Pete • Oooey Gablooey • Peaches Pie • Pickles the Bunny • Pip the Doll • Princess Persephone • Professor Hootsburgh • Queen Amena • Ricardo • Riggo • Rita Cheetah • Robot Ray • Rockstar Ruby • Ronda • Sebastian • Serpent Sam • Sproingo Boingo • Stuntman Steve • Susie Sunshine • Surfer Girl • Sydney • Tamorina • Tavia • Trumaine • Tundra • Val • Waddly Penguin • Walter and Gracie • Wellington Whale • Whispers • Wicked King • Wildlife Will • Winnie • Star Blazer Zero Guest Characters: Winnie the Pooh • Piglet • Tigger • Eeyore • Christopher Robin Episodes Season One: " Knight Time / A Bad Case of the Pricklethorns " • " Out of the Box / Run Down Race Car " • " Tea Party Tantrum / Blast Off! " • " Engine Nine, Feelin' Fine! / The Right Stuff " • " Gulpy, Gulpy Gators! / One Note Wonder " • " Arcade Escapade / Starry, Starry Night " • " Ben/Anna Split! / That's Just Claw-ful " • " A Good Case of the Hiccups / Stuck Up " • " Rescue Ronda, Ready for Take-off / All Washed Up " • " The New Girl / Wrap It Up " • " Rest Your Rotors, Ronda / Keep on Truckin' " • " Blame it on the Rain / Busted Boomer " • " Dark Knight / Hallie Gets an Earful " • " Break Dancer / Bubble Monkey " • " Out in the Wild / A Whale of a Time " • " The Rip Heard Round the World / Walkie Talkie Time " • " Un-Bur-Able / Righty-On-Lefty " • " Hallie's Happy Birthday / Shark Style Toothache " • " Awesome Possums / The Bunny Blues " • " Get Set to Get Wet / Loud Louie " • " Caught Blue-Handed / To Squeak, or Not to Squeak " • " Doctoring the Doc / Hot Pursuit " • " Boo-Hoo to You / It's Glow Time " • " Chilly Gets Chilly / Through the Reading Glasses " • " My Huggy Valentine / Dusty Bear " • " Bronto Boo-Boos / Brontosaurus Breath " Season Two: " Doc McStuffins Goes McMobile / Chip Off the Ol' Box " • " Awesome Guy's Awesome Arm / Lamb in a Jam " • " Diagnosis Not Even Close-Is / Bronty's Twisted Tail " • " Frida Fairy Flies Again / A Tale of Two Dragons " • " Think Pink / You Foose, You Lose " • " Leilani's Luau / Karate Kangaroos " • " Doc to the Rescue / Don't Knock the Noggin " • " Disco Dress Up Daisy / The Glider Brothers " • " Kirby and the King / Bubble Monkey, Blow Your Nose! " • " Professor Pancake / You Crack Me Up " • " A Very McStuffins Christmas " • " The Doctor Will See You Now / Lil' Egghead Feels the Heat " • " The Big Sleepover / No Sweetah Cheetah " • " Big Head Hallie / Peaches Pie, Take a Bath! " • " Celestial Celeste / Run Doc Run! " • " A Fairy Big Knot / Rosie the Rescuer " • " Crikey! It's Wildlife Will! / Rootin' Tootin' Southwest Sal " • " Take Your Doc to Work Day / Blazer's Bike " • " The Big Storm / Spritzy Mitzi " • " Dad's Favorite Toy / Chilly and the Dude " • " Sir Kirby and the Plucky Princess / Serpent Sam Makes a Splash " • " The Wicked King and the Mean Queen / Take a Stroll " • " Oooey Gablooey Springs a Leak / There's a King in Your Tummy! " • " Doc's Busy Day / Wrong Side of the Law " • " Mirror, Mirror on My Penguin / Hide and Eek! " • " McStuffins School of Medicine / The Super Amazing Ultra Hoppers " • " Let the Nightingale Sing " • " Hazel Has a Sleepover / My Breakfast with Bronty " • " Training Army Al / Sproingo Boingo Takes a Leap " • " Shell Shy / Commander No " • " The Flimsy Grumpy Bat / Rockstar Ruby and the Toys " • " A Day Without Cuddles! / Collide-o-scope " • " Crash Course / Luna on the Moon-a " • " Fully in Focus / Picky Nikki " • " Getting to the Heart of Things / Toy in the Sun " Season Three: " A Big Pain in Teddy's Tummy / Slip N' Slide " • " Itty Bitty Bess Takes Flight / Boxed In " • " Top Lamb / Molly Molly Mouthful " • " Doc's Dream Team / Filling Chilly " • " Fetchin' Findo / Twin Tweaks " • " A Dragon's Best Friend " • " Take Your Pet to the Vet / Master and Commander " • " Stuffy and Squibbles / Queen of Thrones " • " Three Goats A'Cuddlin' / Swimmer's Belly " • " Huggable Hallie / Pop-Up Paulo " • " Nurse's Office / A Case of the Glitters " • " Doc McStuffins Goes to Washington / Winded Winnie " • " Hallie Halloween / Don't Fence Me In " • " Demitri the Dazzling! / Smitten With a Kitten " • " The Search for Squibbles / Factory Fabulous " • " Lambie Gets the Linties / Moo-Moo's Tutu Boo-Boo " • " The New Nurse / Chilly's Loose Button " • " Say It Again, Sadie / Mind Over Matter " • " Snowy Gablooey / Goooooal! " • " Space Buddies Forever! / Liv Long and Pawsper " • " Kirby's Derby / Ticklish Truck " • " Blast Off to the Unknown! / Bust a Move " • " Baby McStuffins / Selfless Snowman " • " St. Patrick's Day Dilemma / A Giant Save " • " Runaway Love / Tour De McStuffins " • " Hooty's Duty / A Cure for a King " • " Bringing Home Baby " • " Baby Names " / " Night Night, Lala " • " The Lady in the Lake / Black Belt Kangaroos " • " Joni the Pony / Sleepless in Stuffyland " • " The Scrapiest Dragon / Going for Broke " Season Four: " Toy Hospital: Welcome to McStuffinsville " • " Toy Hospital: First Day of Med School / Stuffy Gets His Scrubs " • " Toy Hospital: Night Shift / Check-Up Chilly " • " Toy Hospital: Project Nursery Makeover / Stuffy's Ambulance Ride " • " Toy Hospital: Made to Be a Nurse / Rescue at the Ranch " • " CeCe's First Bath / The Most Impatient Patient " • " Chilly's Snow Globe Shakeup / Hoarse Hallie " • " A Lesson in Diagnosis / Karaoke Katie's Opening Night " • " Nikki's Night in the E.R. / Royal Buddies " • " Bouncy House Boo Boos / The Best Therapy Pet Yet " • " Toy Hospital: The Mayor's Speech / The Lake Monster " • " Toy Hospital: Chuck Learns to Look! / Birthday Party Emergency " • " Toy Hospital: Camille Gets Over the Hump / Willow's Wonky Whiskers " • " Into the Hundred Acre Wood! • " Toy Hospital: Mole Money, Mole Problems / Yip, Yip, Boom! • " Toy Hospital: Get-Well Gus Gets Well / Triceratops Trouble " • " Hannah the Brave / Waddly's Huggy Overload " Season Five: " The Pet Rescue Team! " • " A Pet for Everyone " • " The Doc McStuffins Christmas Special " • " Toys in Space " • " Adventures in Baby Land " • " Stuffy's Safari " • " Jungle Jumble " • " Arctic Exposure " • " Jumbo Mumbo " • " The Hallie Trap " • " Lost & Found " • " Bedazzled! " • " The Great McStuffins Meltdown " • " It's a Hard Doc Life " • " The Doc Is In " Songs Doc McStuffins Theme Song • Time for Your Check Up • I Feel Better • What's Going On? • Get Your Pet to the Vet • Lambie's Lullaby (Cuddle Up) Season One: Ba-Ba Bubbles • Bop, Bop, Bop (Don't Wanna Pop) • Pop Up • Get Your Sleep On • Close Your Eyes • Be Safe • Water, Water • Everyone Gets Hurt Sometimes • Be Good to Your Tummy • Rockin' the Right Note • Nobody Wants a Broken Toy • Stars, Stars • We're Ben-Anna • You Can Do It • If You Got the Hiccups • Dig, Dig, Dig • When You Need a Friend • Do What the Doctor Says • Ready for Action • In a Flash • Rest Your Rotors, Ronda • Keep Still • Nobody's Perfect (Forgive and Forget) • Here For You • We Can Light the Night • Have You Heard • Blast in a Cast • Eat Good Food • Camping's Great • You're Gonna Grow • A Lambie Like You • My Better Half • The Things You Like • Tell The Doc • It's Your Birthday (Happy Birthday Hallie) • My Shark's Tale • Stick With Me • Because You're You • Everybody in the Pool • Loud, Loud Louie • Wash Your Hands • Clap, Clap, A-OK • Take Care • Made in the Shade • On Halloween • Let's Play Outside • Chillin' in the Snow • Look Great in Glasses • Shine • Blue Skies • Dinosaur Stomp • Brush Your Teeth Season Two: The Doc Mobile • No Matter What • I'm So Strong • Let the Good Times In • A Little Help • Twisted Tail Blues • Wing Deep • Stuffy the Great • Be You • Take Care of Yourself • A Little Sun • What Friends Do • Stay Calm • My Helmet • Keep On Dancin' • Room to Zoom • Why Does It Have to Be You? • Blow, Blow, Blow Your Nose • Your Body Feels Great (When It's In Shape) • Itchy • What's Better Than Toys? • A Very McStuffins Christmas Time • I Shake-a-My Hair • Beat the Heat • Picture You • Her Spots Are So Spot On • Hallie Hippo Happy Hour • Peachy Clean • The Rest is Up to You • Be a Patient Patient • The No-Tangle Tango • Stay Cool in an Emergency • A New Way to Be Wild • There's So Much to Adore About You • I Love My Hairdo • Hey, Star Blazer Zero • Weather the Storm • Fix It Now • Forever Friends • Three Cheers for Chilly • A Princess Can Too • Treat It Like a Treat • We're On the Same Team • Here We Go • Everyone (Look What I Can Do) • Don't Eat a Little Toy King • One Toy at a Time • Backyard Rules • Wash Your Face • He's a Monster • Be a Doctor Too • Don't Worry, We'll Wait • So Much to Say • Love What You Do • Before You Sleep • Fess Up • Ready to Serve • Look Before You Leap • Just Say Hi • Stop • Smiling's Good for You • Get the Spaces In Between • I Can't Cuddle • Bonk Your Noggin • Eyes on the Road • The Right Shoes • Get Your Eyes Checked Out • Give It a Try • Be Brave • Sunscreen • The Show Doesn't Have to Go On • Your Animal Friends • Directing Melinda (In a Ballet in a Pool) Season Three: Teddy B Blues • Walk, Don't Run • Brave Queen Bessie • Step Out • Wait for It • Chew Your Food • It Was Only a Dream • Suddenly Somebody Else • A Toy to Love • I Want to Adopt You • Get Ready • Pick Me • Everyday • She's the Boss • Even the Brave • Pop, Pop, Pop (Did I Getcha?) • School Is Awesome • Glitter Can Happen • The First Lady and Me • Breathe Easy • Safe 'N Spooky Time • Sad Stuck Gator • The Magic Is Me • I'll Wait for You • Squibbles, Come Home • One of a Kind • Out of Sight • Queen of Ballet • My Style • Out with the Old • Talk to Kids • Use Your Imagination • Not Cool to Get Too Cold • Take a Break for the Team • A Part of Me • What's Best for Your Pet • Trophy of Dreams • Can't Stop the Giggles • The Unknown • Bust a Marvelous Move • The Best Big Sister • The Giving Is Good • Green As a Four Leaf Clover • Any Size at All • Plenty of Love (to Go Around) • Bike Rules • Babies are the Best • No Longer King • The Baby's Comin' • The Things We Can Do • Love That Little Baby • Home • Suited Up for Safety • Focus • New Haircut • Slow Down, Sleep Now • I'm Gonna Win • Putting the Awe in Awesome Season Four: Welcome to the Hospital • King of the Broken Toys • Never Stop Loving a Toy • So Proud to Be Med Students • I Know What's Best • Get Psyched to Work All Night • There's an Appointment for That • Your Signature Style • Ride, Ride the Ambulance • Without You • Stay on the Line • Baby Bathtime • Help Us Help You • Too Far • Rest Your Voice • The Big Foosball Game • Making a Diagnosis • Stuck Here Blues • The Emergency Room • Buddy Up • Bye Bye Bouncy Boo-Boos • Therapy Pet • It Matters What You Say, Mr. Mayor • A Monster! • Safely Across the Street • Get You to the Party On Time • Where You Should Be • Get a Better Picture of You • Follow That Bear! • Think Heavy Thoughts • Me and My Guide • Think Like Your Pets Think • Make You Better • Doc's Gonna Figure It Out • Brave Like You • If You Wanna Say Hi • I'm So Great at My Job • Better Bedtime Steps • Not the Bedtime Blues • Not for Touching • Ready for You • Oh No! We're Baby Toys • In Case of an Emergency • Who Needs a Doc When You've Got a Duck • The Hero Inside • First Responders Respond! • We'll Put It Back Together • What a Mermaid Can Do • Hula No More • Make the Right Call • Just Bring You • Meant to Be Wild • Tonight is Going to Be Perfect • A McStuffinsville for All • Remember Your Numbers Season Five: We're the Pet Rescue Team • The Best Rescuer Ever • Your Perfect Pet • Where'd He Go? • Christmas Is Coming • Christmas Miracle • Rescue in Space • Rocket to the Rescue • The Search for Cece • A Kid Always Knows • When I Get to Dragon Mountain • Love Makes a Family • Good to Be Good • Ask Anything • Helping Toys Is What I Do • You Can Depend on Your Friends • Mumbo and Me • Time to Let You Go • This Could Be My Life • You're Our Star • Lost Toy Lament • Going Home • Everything Bling • Jungle Quest • You Shine • Replaceable • When There's No Snow • Best Medicine • A World Without Doc • Water Wing Locations McStuffinsville Toy Hospital • England • Washington, D.C. • Hundred Acre Wood • North Pole Objects See also


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Lucky Seven Sampson appears in Schoolhouse Rock! Multiplication Rock as the main character of the Lucky Seven Sampson song to sing about the 7 multiplication table. He is a white rabbit with a black circle around his left eye, he wears a blue tank top with a red stripe across and white cargo pants. Under his right foot is his number 7 birthmark.

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v - e - d Media Schoolhouse Rock! • Schoolhouse Rock Live! • Schoolhouse Rock! 50th Anniversary Singalong Songs Schoolhouse Rocky Multiplication: My Hero, Zero • Elementary, My Dear • Three is a Magic Number • The Four-Legged Zoo • Ready or Not, Here I Come • I Got Six • Lucky Seven Sampson • Figure Eight • Naughty Number Nine • The Good Eleven • Little Twelvetoes Grammar: Unpack Your Adjectives • Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get Your Adverbs Here • Conjunction Junction • Interjections! • Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla • Verb: That's What's Happening • A Noun is a Person, Place or Thing • Busy Prepositions • The Tale of Mr. Morton America: No More Kings • Fireworks • The Shot Heard 'Round the World • The Preamble • Elbow Room • The Great American Melting Pot • Mother Necessity • Sufferin' Till Suffrage • I'm Just a Bill • Three Ring Government • I'm Gonna Send Your Vote to College • Presidential Minute Science: The Body Machine • Do the Circulation • Electricity, Electricity • The Energy Blues • Interplanet Janet • Telegraph Line • Them Not-So-Dry Bones • A Victim of Gravity • The Weather Show Money: Dollars and Sense • $7.50 Once a Week • Where the Money Goes • Tax Man Max • Walkin' on Wall Street • This for That • Tyrannosaurus Debt • The Check's in the Mail Earth: Report from the North Pole • The Little Things We Do • The Trash Can Band • You Oughta Be Saving Water • The Rainforest • Save the Ocean • Fat Cat Blue: The Clean Rivers Song • A Tiny Urban Zoo • Solar Power to the People • Windy and the Windmills • Don't Be a Carbon Sasquatch • The Three R's Scooter Computer and Mr. Chips Theme • Hardware • Software • Number Cruncher Characters Schoolhouse Rocky • Lucky Seven Sampson • Bill • Interplanet Janet

Lucky Seven Sampson is seen to be very helpful in teaching kids the multiplication table for the number 7, but is unaware of the anger and frustration he causes to the adults whenever he does so, but due to his good luck, he always manages to avoid harm, while leaving those he encountered with either good or confused opinions of him, such as the policeman, the guy he took the ice cream from, and the construction worker he took the huckleberry pie from, who were about to deal with him for the trouble he caused, only for him to stop them in bewilderment before apparently falling to his presumed death, to their shock, only to land safely in the back of a lettuce truck and make his escape until he might return in the future.
Being a tramp, he travels from town to town via sneaking into produce trucks and collecting food by simply stealing it from stores and complete strangers, making adults see him as a mischievous character, yet he always manages to escape any potential harm due to his good luck being a rabbit with the number 7 as a birthmark on his rabbit's foot. Kids see him not as adults see him, but as being very helpful when he teaches the kids, he meets their 7 multiplication table before taking his leave once he realizes he's overstayed his welcome and it is time to depart.

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Lulu is a pale gray elephant with small tusks and golden eyes. She is a shade lighter than her brother, Cheka.

Though she is a consistent character, Lulu's personality is not explored beyond the fact that she is strictly obedient to her mother. This trait falters, however, when Lulu gives in to her friends' excitement over spreading rumors. Once the idea is accepted, her protests cease. Lulu is also shown to be on the quiet side, as she doesn't have much dialogue within the story. In addition, she is respectful, naive, and much more cautious concerning disobedience than her friends and brother.


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Mabel is a fair-skinned girl with medium-length black hair, rather thick eyebrows, and freckles. She wears a shirt over her dark green jacket, has a cast on her left hand, long pants, and sneakers.
As a beaver, she has orange fur with black hands and feet.


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He is a grey, overweight koala who wears a pink shirt, a red vest, purple/blue pants, a dark blue bandana, and an Australian cowboy hat with a gun hole shot on one end.

MacKnee is a hunter with a terrible temper, a gruff Aussie accent and for some unknown reason has an extreme hatred toward children, especially toward Kit Cloudkicker and Molly Cunningham when the latter unwittingly stole a rare creature that he just captured. While his hatred against children is unknown, he seems to really hate being laughed at by Molly  due to Henry hiding in her shirt. He also gets easily angry when people like Baloo nearly wreck up his cargo. Being a poacher, he would go to any lengths to bag a rare creature, even by threatening and endangering the lives of innocent people in the name of the profit.


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Mad Dog McGraw, Billy the Goat, and Three-fingered Jackelope

Mad Dog is an obese, light brown anthropomorphic dog; Billy is a slender, gray anthropomorphic billy goat; and Jackelope is a slender, light blue anthropomorphic jackalope. All three wear Old Western clothes. Only Mad Dog and Billy wear black cowboy boots, but Jackelope is seen barefoot.


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Like a lot of teachers, Mrs. Madigan has a typical "teachers look". She looks fairly old, maybe in her 50's, and she is only seen in casual, school appropriate clothing. She has short, blonde hair in a fringe style. She always wears a necklace.

v - e - d Media The Suite Life of Zack & Cody • The Suite Life on Deck • The Suite Life Movie Other media: " Karate Kid-tastrophe " • " Weasels on Deck " Characters Main: Zack Martin • Cody Martin • London Tipton • Maddie Fitzpatrick • Marion Moseby • Bailey Pickett • Carey Martin • Marcus Little Recurring: Woody Fink • Emma Tutweiller • Arwin Hochauser • Esteban Ramírez • Maya Bennett • Bob • Barbara Brownstein • Kurt Martin • Jessica and Janice Ellis • Lance Fishman • Mary Margaret • Ilsa Schicklgrubermeiger • Padma Shinivasanviswanthan • Moose • Wilfred Tipton • Willa Fink • Maya Bennett • Chelsea Brimmer • Max • Tapeworm • Muriel • Patrick • Kirby Morris • Holly O'Neil • Ronald Olsen Minor: Addison • Laura Bird • CALLIE • Theo Cavenaugh • Corrie • Drew • Ella • Haley Grille • Gwen • Jason Harrington • Kyle Lawford • Coach Little • Mrs. Madigan • Becky Moldune • Rebecca • Reina • Serge the Concierge • Spencer Moseby • Stacey • The Meanager • Brandi Tipton • Dana Wohl • Princess Zaria Guest Characters: Raven Baxter • Miley Stewart • Lilly Truscott • Alex Russo • Justin Russo • Max Russo • Theresa Russo • Jerry Russo • Harper Finkle Episodes The Suite Life of Zack & Cody Season One: " Hotel Hangout " • " The Fairest of Them All " • " Maddie Checks In " • " Hotel Inspector " • " Grounded on the 23rd Floor " • " The Prince & the Plunger " • " Footloser " • " A Prom Story " • " Band in Boston " • " Cody Goes to Camp " • " To Catch a Thief " • " It's a Mad, Mad, Mad Hotel " • " Poor Little Rich Girl " • " Cookin' with Romeo and Juliet " • " Rumors " • " Big Hair & Baseball " • " Rock Star in the House " • " Smart & Smarterer " • " The Ghost of Suite 613 " • " Dad's Back " • " Christmas at the Tipton " • " Kisses & Basketball " • " Pilot Your Own Life " • " Crushed " • " Commercial Breaks " • " Boston Holiday " Season Two: " Odd Couples " • " French 101 " • " Day Care " • " Heck's Kitchen " • " Free Tippy " • " Forever Plaid " • " Election " • " Moseby's Big Brother " • " Books & Birdhouses " • " Not So Suite 16 " • " Twins at the Tipton " • " Neither a Borrower nor a Speller Bee " • " Bowling " • " A Kept Man " • " The Suite Smell of Excess " • " Going for the Gold " • " Boston Tea Party " • " Have a Nice Trip " • " Ask Zack " • " Suite Life " • " What the Hey? " • " A Midsummer's Nightmare " • " Lost in Translation " • " Volley Dad " • " Loosely Ballroom " • " Scary Movie " • " Ah! Wilderness! " • " Birdman of Boston " • " Nurse Zack " • " Club Twin " • " Risk it All " • " Nugget of History " • " Miniature Golf " • " Health and Fitness " • " Back in the Game " • " The Suite Life Goes Hollywood " • " I Want My Mummy " • " Aptitude " Season Three: " Graduation " • " Summer of Our Discontent " • " Sink or Swim " • " Super Twins " • " Who's the Boss? " • " Baggage " • " Sleepover Suite " • " The Arwin That Came to Dinner " • " Lip Synchin' in the Rain " • " First Day of High School " • " Of Clocks and Contracts " • " Arwinstein " • " Team Tipton " • " Orchestra " • " A Tale of Two Houses " • " Tiptonline " • " Foiled Again " • " Romancing the Phone " • " Benchwarmers " • " Doin' Time in Suite 2330 " • " Let Us Entertain You " • " Mr. Tipton Comes to Visit " The Suite Life on Deck Season One: " The Suite Life Sets Sail " • " Parrot Island " • " Broke 'N' Yo-Yo " • " The Kidney of the Sea " • " Showgirls " • " International Dateline " • " It's All Greek to Me " • " Sea Monster Mash " • " Flowers and Chocolate " • " Boo You " • " SeaHarmony " • " The Mommy and the Swami " • " Maddie on Deck " • " When in Rome... " • " Shipnotized " • " Mom and Dad on Deck " • " The Wrong Stuff " • " Splash & Trash " • " Mulch Ado About Nothing " • " Cruisin' for a Bruisin' " • " Double-Crossed " Season Two: " The Spy Who Shoved Me " • " Ala-ka-scram! " • " In the Line of Duty " • " Kitchen Casanova " • " Smarticle Particles " • " Family Thais " • " Goin' Bananas " • " Lost at Sea " • " Roomies " • " Crossing Jordin " • " Bermuda Triangle " • " The Beauty and the Fleeced " • " The Swede Life " • " Mother of the Groom " • " The Defiant Ones " • " Any Given Fantasy " • " Rollin' with the Holmies " • " Can You Dig It? " • " London's Apprentice " • " Once Upon a Suite Life " • " Marriage 101 " • " Model Behavior " • " Rock the Kasbah " • " I Brake for Whales " • " Seven Seas News " • " Starship Tipton " • " Mean Chicks " • " Breakup in Paris " Season Three: " The Silent Treatment " • " Rat Tale " • " So You Think You Can Date? " • " My Oh Maya " • " Das Boots " • " Bon Voyage " • " Computer Date " • " Party On! " • " Love and War " • " Trouble in Tokyo " • " The Ghost and Mr. Martin " • " Senior Ditch Day " • " My Sister's Keeper " • " Frozen " • " A London Carol " • " The Play's the Thing " • " Twister " • " Snakes on a Boat " • " Prom Night " • " Graduation on Deck " Locations Boston • Tipton Hotel • SS Tipton

Mrs. Madigan is the music teacher at Cheevers High School, and she is in charge of the grade 9 orchestra. She quite an angry person, yet she can show kindness, especially to the Russian violin prodigy, Sergei. She has a poster of him at her house. Madigan has a son in the orchestra class, but it seems like she does not treat him any differently to the rest of the kids in the class. She also seems to have a severe dislike of Zack Martin, because of the "Beware of Zack" sign in the teachers lounge. It is obvious that she consistently gets annoyed with Zack's antics.


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In a ruined California town where three young apes from the Eagle Clan are searching for eagle eggs, Mae steals one of their blankets from one of their horses and tries to flee the pursuing trio until she abandons the blanket after entering an old train tunnel. Later in the evening, Mae infiltrates the Eagle Clan village to find food and finds herself cornered in the fish reserve when Noa, one of the apes from earlier, detects her presence. The second she is spotted, she runs away, shoving Noa, breaking his eagle egg in the process, then disappears into the woods. That same night, masked apes searching for Mae discover the village and burn it, taking the surviving members of the clan as prisoners.

“Nova” showing first signs of intelligence.

Mae subsequently begins discreetly following a surviving Noa in search of his clan, narrowly avoiding being spotted by the ape on the first night of travel. The next day in the ruins of Los Angeles where Noa meets a learned orangutan named Raka, Mae hovers around Noa's horse before the latter chases her away when he sees her, calling her a parasite. The following night, Noa and Raka have dinner around a fire and Mae dares to approach while keeping her distance. The two apes, now knowing that she is following them, do not have the same opinion regarding her, Noa appearing indifferent while Raka offers food to the human. Seeing that she is freezing to death on top of being starved, Raka convinces Noa to take pity on the girl and reluctantly gives her his mother's blanket to warm up. While noting that she is smarter than other humans, Raka chooses to name her Nova, a name generally given to all humans. Despite the truce, Noa and Nova remain naturally suspicious of each other. Unable to sleep, Noa goes to explore the remains of an observatory and finds himself fascinated by the telescope capable of seeing the stars, just as a Nova who followed him is instinctively interested in the telescope before his eyes.

“Nova” hides from Sylva and her apes in the tall grass.

The next day, Noa speaks with Raka about Nova's previous ape-like behavior and ends up agrees that she come with them but on horseback so as not to slow them down. The trio later stops at a river where zebras come to drink and then primitive humans. By Nova's reaction, Raka encourages her to join her peers while Noa decides to continue his quest alone. Unfortunately, the masked apes burst in to capture the humans, just before spotting Nova and chasing her. She manages to dodge multiple capture attempts and then hides in the tall grass. The gorilla Commander Sylva and his minions comb the weeds looking for the girl, almost cornering her. As her chances of escape slowly decline, Nova sees Noa in the distance looking for her and as she has no other choice, she gets up and screams Noa's name to get his attention. She then rushes towards Noa, pursued by Sylva but Noa recovers her in time and escapes on horseback. The duo finds themselves confronted in their escape by a riding ape armed with an electric spear but the intervention of Raka saves them and allows the trio to get away.

"My mother taught me silence… for my safety."

In a safe place, the trio lets their horses go to falsify the tracks. Noa tells Raka that he heard Nova talking but the orangutan has trouble taking it seriously. However, Nova suddenly stops hiding her ability to speak, as well as revealing her real first name and knowing where Noa's tribe has been taken. Although she explains that the Eagle Clan was taken into a community of speaking humans, Noa no longer really trusts her as she hid her true nature from them but Raka is more understanding and maintains that they are still a band. That night, an almost asleep Mae spies on Noa having just repaired the electric baton he kept with him, not really leaving her reassured that he has such a weapon.

Mae watches in tears as Raka is swallowed up by the waves.

The next day, the trio crosses a wooden bridge over a river with a very strong current, only to be ambushed on both sides by Sylva, Lightning and two apes soldiers under the bridge. One of the soldiers tries to subdue Mae but she struggles hard enough that both of them fall over the bridge and she manages to hang on to a net. Raka tries to help her until the net partially tears, but she is saved when one of her bare feet gets caught in the net. Mae struggles to hold on much longer, forcing Raka to go into the water to bring her back to the pier bridge safely. Unfortunately, Raka is in turn dragged by the current with the net only holding on to a single rope. Under the eyes of a beaten Noa and a helpless Mae, Sylva cruelly cuts the rope, sending Raka to disappear beneath the raging waves.

"When things got bad and the government went underground, this is where half of it went. With all their technology, and all their weapons…"

Fists tied and dragged by rope, Mae and Noah are brought by Sylva to a kingdom of coastal apes where, once arriving in a beached freighter serving as a fortress, Mae is separated from Noa by Sylva dragging her to a cabin. There she then meets Trevathan, a cultured human in the service of the apes of which she does not take a liking due to her voluntary allegiance to the master of the ape kingdom, Proximus Caesar. Subsequently, the two humans observe the gathering of the apes where Proximus begins to praise the original Caesar whose teachings he has long distorted and corrupted then try to open the door of an old fortified bunker with explosives to seize all the contents left behind by humans. As the bunker does not open, Trevathan tells Mae that Proximus has been working on it for months, worsening Mae's fears because she knows that the former human government stored a lot of technology and weapons in this same bunker, the only possibility of Proximus taking possession of it is intolerable to her. Trevathan does not support her as he has accepted that the world forever belongs to the apes now and adamantly suggests that Mae abandon humanity's past.

Mae at the Proximus Caesar table.

Later, Mae and Trevathan are invited to the Proximus table for dinner, soon joined by Noa. Proximus proves interested in Mae's knowledge of the concept of evolution because he covets the immense human knowledge hidden in the bunker to bring dazzling evolution to the apes. When Mae tells him that he will never enter the bunker, Proximus reveals that he knows Mae's origins, just as his close guard had massacred her fellow humans without having confidence in their value, not constraining his plans since he knew Mae was going to "his" bunker, that he will obsess over opening no matter how many apes to sacrifice. With Mae he knows will refuse to help him, Proximus tries to rally Noa to his cause, warning him that Mae only wants the bunker's secrets to make humans stronger and more dangerous and that he only wants destroy human resources to prevent the apes from living again like the time when they were locked in cages.

Mae and Noa agree to help each other penetrate the bunker.

The next night, Noa secretly meets with Mae to question her about her true motives now that he knows she was lying. Mae apologizes but explains that she was afraid because of what Proximus had done to her people and admits that she needed Noa. The Chimpanzee accuses her of only caring about her own interests, to which he could consent because he does not trust Proximus, in exchange for the truth from Mae. When questioned, Mae reveals that she covets some sort of special book in the bunker that she believes can restore speech to the rest of humanity. On the question that humans and apes lived side by side, Mae states that this was indeed the case but that humans dominated and the apes did not speak until a retro-virus created by humans duplicated apelike intelligence and nearly destroyed humanity. Once Mae confirms in the last two questions that she knows how to get into the bunker and that the water could destroy the contents, Noa decides to help her.

Mae chokes Trevathan to death.

Recruiting Soona and Anaya, the two other apes that Mae almost crossed when she stole the blanket, the gang begins placing gunpowder in the tribe's dam on Mae's instructions. The young girl also notices that Nao has feelings for Soona but he does not admit it. They are suddenly discovered by a Trevathan furious at Mae's obsession with not accepting that the world before will never return. Mae tries to convince him to join them, only for Trevathan to turn his back on her, intending to warn Proximus. Refusing to let him do so, Mae fiercely lunges at Trevathan and ends up killing him by suffocation. After throwing Trevathan's body into the sea, the gang explores the foot of the cliffs behind the bunker then climbs the walls to climb up, Mae clinging to Noa's back. As soon as they reach the summit, they are given access via an old, ruined ventilation system.

Mae obtains the decryption key.

Now in the bunker, the group advances equipped with torches into the human installation. Mae turns the power back on before asking the apes to wait for her while she goes her own way. Armed with a fire ax, she forces her way into a control room where she finds a supply of firearms as well as what she actually coveted from the start, a red satellite decryption key. With what she came for in her possession, Mae joins the trio and tells them they have to leave.

Terrified that Proximus will get his hands on human technology, a frantic Mae prepares to do the unthinkable.

Arriving in in a hangar full of armored tanks with the armored door providing direct access to it, Mae proceeds to activate it from the inside. Unfortunately for them, Proximus and his army were waiting for them on the other side. While the self-proclaimed monarch is delighted to have gotten what he wanted, he scolds Noa for trusting a treacherous human like Mae and forces him to reveal the girl's plans by threatening Soona's life. Lightning about to slit Soona's throat on Proximus' orders, Mae shoots him with a pistol she had collected from the storage room, killing Proximus' minion and saving Soona. Faced with an impressed but not intimidated Proximus, Mae knows her back is against the wall as she fears that Proximus can do without her help to acquire the weapons and resources of the bunker. Blinded by fear and desperately refusing to let Proximus get his way, Mae tells Noa she's sorry before running to the detonator connected to the gunpowder and activating it, destroying the dam. She manages to get to safety as she watches the water rush into the bunker with the Proximus army and the Eagle Clan trapped inside, leaving her disturbed that she sacrificed her own friends to stop Proximus.

Mae comes to say goodbye to Noa, the latter now distrustful of humanity because of Mae's actions.

Some time later, Mae returns to the Eagle Clan village where the clan itself is found to have survived the flood, now led by a Noa having triumphed over Proximus. Without surprise, Noa is bitter against Mae because of her immoral actions, actions which also led him to see that Proximus was right about humans' destructive ambition to take back everything. Mae claims that everything once belonged to them and that the secrets of the bunker were made for humans and not apes, leaving Noa disgusted as he asks her if in this world she wants apes will have to live in cages again. Although Noa ultimately shows more concern about rebuilding and making his village safer, he quotes Raka as saying that he is sure the real Caesar would not have approved of Mae. Disillusioned and not knowing that Mae keeps the gun behind her back because she is afraid of what her former friend would be able to do to her now about the cost of hatred, Noa asks Mae if humans and apes are capable of sharing the same world. Unsure, she replies that she doesn't know. Despite the cold between them, Noa gives Mae Raka's necklace so that she never forgets what is important. The human and the chimpanzee subsequently separate peacefully, not without Noa remaining worried about the path Mae will choose.

Mae watches as the satellites activate, meaning humanity can once again communicate across the world.

On horseback, Mae goes to a dilapidated telecommunications center where other humans like her live and gives them the decryption key with which they reactivate old satellite antennas and successfully contact other humans around the world. Mae is last seen watching the antennas reactivate, happy to have finally succeeded in her mission.

Initially, Mae displayed a behavior similar to primitive humans, namely fearful, mute and wild, although showing a somewhat more developed intellectual and emotional capacity. She was frightened by the apes and fled from them as soon as possible but knew how to recognize who was visibly more hostile than others, like when she followed Raka and Noa from a distance to survive because she was able to see them differently. Once a certain bond was established, Mae was no longer afraid of the two primates and even walked alongside them.
Under her true personality as a non-primitive human, Mae appears fundamentally self-confident and knows how to assert herself, although she does not easily dare to raise her voice. Above all, she clings fiercely to the hope of returning the world to humans as it had once been, to the point of being ready to risk the devil to prevent the apes from becoming more powerful through knowledge or the possession of human weapons. Her determination, however, appears almost obsessive, like a person who cannot accept that going back is impossible. Through this same stubbornness, she feels a deep contempt for the demeaning of humanity, as when Trevathan firmly assured her that the world of old had disappeared forever, Mae finally reached her breaking point and savagely suffocated Trevathan to death.
If she is wary and fears apes, Mae is capable of having confidence in them if she has no choice or realizes that she has misjudged others, having practically revealed her secret of speech to Noa once she had understood that the eagle clan ape was truly her ally, just as she quickly considered Raka as her friend. Unfortunately, her open-mindedness remains eclipsed by her desire to restore the place of humans on Earth, to the point that Mae no longer really showed whether she had confidence in her rare ape friends and then was visibly indifferent to the consequences of her actions when she caused the bunker to flood with many apes trapped inside, including Noa and his clan. During their last meeting after the battle, Mae and Noa did not seem to be on good terms, with Noa now wary of human trickery while Mae dared to keep a gun in fear that Noa would be able to attack her for what she had done. In the end, Mae stood by her belief that her fellow humans deserved to reclaim what was once theirs but was nevertheless honest with Noa in answering that she did not know if humans and apes could coexist together. Both chose to let the other follow their path and life, leaving them on neutral terms.


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Gunther, like Kick, wears a trademark outfit. His clothing consists of a light blue t-shirt, denim shorts, a red baseball cap, white socks, and orange Crocs. He is shown to have natural blond hair, and is somewhat overweight.

Gunther is Kick's best friend, stunt coordinator, and his wingman. He is overweight (relatively) and has a tendency to worry. Unlike Kick, Gunther does not willingly perform massive stunts alone, but will if the case requires. He also appears to have attention problems in crucial situations. His worst fear (that we have seen) is to be separated from Kick. Although Gunther said that his family is from Norway, he wears Dutch clogs, the flag of Sweden is hanging in his room, and he wears Lederhosen (a German national costume) in several episodes. He is also has a crush on Jackie. His parents run Kick's favorite restaurant Battlesnax .


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Malsquando is tall, thin and has a long pointed nose. He has a long white beard and long white hair and eyebrows. He wears a dark purple robe and hat.


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When not in her cheer outfit, Marcella wears a burnt orange long-sleeved shirt, slightly darker pants, and brown shoes.


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Sylvia appears to be a young female anthropomorphic dog with a small snout and short lush red hair. Although slim, her lower half is very voluptuous and is complemented by most of her outfits. Her most commonly seen outfit is a white button top with a black shirt, wearing red frame glasses over her dark green eyes. Sylvia also wears a black skirt and 1970s-style black heels. She also wears red lipstick, as shown when her kisses leave red marks on Goofy's face.

Sylvia's appearance when dancing with Goofy
Later on, when dancing with Goofy, she wore a 1970's inspired outfit, colored mostly green, complete with gold hoop earrings and a large red afro-like hairstyle. She also has removed her glasses and has light purple eyeshadow.

While she is seen as the quiet and well-mannered librarian of the college Max and Goofy attend, she is shown to be a fun-loving and sweet woman on the outside, quickly revealed by Goofy upon meeting her. She is a fan of old collectibles and shows, same as Goofy, and loves to dance. Eventually, she falls in love with Goofy and is seen as his girlfriend after their first "date" together.
She can be very affectionate and spontaneous, as shown when she playfully pinned Goofy to the ground before covering his face with several red lipstick marks after spotting the bouquet of flowers that he had brought her.
She is shown to have a strict side to her as well, seen when Goofy accidentally forgot one of their dinner dates when he felt disheartened from Max rejecting him. Since then, she remained cold and distant from Goofy when they met again but eventually came around after Goofy pleaded for her help and all but confessed how much she means to him. However, she also values family bonds as she watches in hope at the changes transpiring between Max and Goofy throughout the movie.


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Martin is a squirrel with brown fur, a cream underbelly, a bushy tail lined with a stripe in a darker shade of brown, large circular eyes with small pupils, and a small brown nose, as well as a dark brown mustache and a five o'clock shadow.

Martin, although a loving husband and father, can be rather scatterbrained. He is more susceptible to being swayed by Kiff's plans; for instance, in "Thirst to Be the First", Beryl has to place the reminder "Kiff is tricking you" on the Chatterleys' refrigerator to prevent Martin from falling for Kiff's ploys to go to school while apparently sick. He has a poor memory, as established in "Be Still My Harp". His forgetfulness is later seen in "Weekly Grocery Shop", where he forgets the family's grocery shopping list and struggles to remember what items to buy.
Nonetheless, Martin has also been shown to be rigid when it comes to rules. Whenever the Chatterleys go on road trips (" Road Trip "), Martin strictly enforces road trip rules for safety and cleanliness reasons, which are restrictive to the point that Kiff dreads road trips because of Martin's rules.
Martin also has a large appetite. He is fond of Pulp OJ orange juice and becomes annoyed when the Chatterleys run out of it at home, as shown in "Leave a Little Juice". In "Chatterley vs. Chatterley", Beryl suspects Martin of eating her leftover pizza slice, and he is threatened with a lifetime pizza and popcorn ban until Kiff admits to eating the slice. In " Hungee Squirrel ", he is incredibly disappointed when the Chatterleys lose the chance to enjoy free meals for life at the Hungee Squirrel.


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Carey has a very slim figure and generally is seen with short and spiky blonde hair. In later seasons, her hair is seen to be darker, which is Kim Rhodes ' actual hair color. She also eventually grows it longer to her shoulders. Her wardrobe is very casual, though she does get outfits for lounge singing, which are generally very formal.

Carey is wise, patient and a very loving mother, though she often babies her kids, much to their resentment. She is generally seen as the voice of reason, providing advice not only to her own kids, but also to Maddie , London , and even Mr. Moseby . She is also, if only in "Dad's Back", known to have a fun side to her personality. As seen in "Who's the Boss?", Carey is shown to understand elegance and formality and she is an exceptional singer.


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At the start of the series, Cody is about four feet tall with blonde hair and a bowl-cut. He is rather skinny and generally wears sweater vests or collared shirts, giving him a rather "geeky" look. As the series progressed, he grew his hair longer and remained quite scrawny. At the start of The Suite Life on Deck , he cut his hair shorter and stopped wearing sweater vests, instead of wearing long- or short-sleeved semi-formal shirts and jeans. Towards the end of the series, Cody's height is about five feet and ten inches.

Cody is more erudite, mature, and intelligent than his twin brother Zack. As such, he generally is more studious and gets better grades in school. Unfortunately, this often leads to him being labeled as a nerd, though Cody prefers to call himself "educationally gifted". To his dismay, this has led to him being "rented" for doing schoolwork and assignments by London , Nia, and his own brother. Cody shows a passion for cooking, tidiness, acting, dancing, miming, and stamp collecting. His enjoyment of academics and learning is furthered in the episode "Cody Goes to Camp" when he attends a math camp and is also seen in "Neither a Borrower nor a Speller Bee" when he wins a spelling competition.
Though he values relationships, Cody enters into them far more seldom than his brother. His relationships tend to last longer, though he has had a few short-term flings.
Cody is far more sensitive and easily frightened than his brother and often does not do as well physically. Instead, he seems to have inherited quite a talent for singing from his mother, much as Zack inherited his father's guitar skill. Cody also plays the French horn and violin.
Though Cody is initially quite into making trouble with his brother, as the series goes on, he becomes more mature and detached from Zack's pranks and plans. However, as seen in "Mom and Dad on Deck", Cody still has a streak for making trouble when he deems necessary.
Like brothers normally do, Zack and Cody often have arguments, however, they sport a typical brother-best-friend relationship from one another. He is generally nice to his older sibling but has the occasional time where he would rather be mean, taking after Zack's insensitivity somewhat.


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Like his brother, Zack is about four feet tall with short blond hair at the start of the series. He generally wears long-sleeved shirts with t-shirts over top, and skater pants or shorts along with skater shoes. Of the two, he generally appears to be far more laid back than his brother, who usually wears more formal clothing. Before the start of The Suite Life on Deck , Zack grew his hair longer, to be around shoulder length. As the series progresses, Zack grows to around five-foot-ten tall, and cuts his hair back to a much shorter length.

Zack is a "player" when it comes to girls. Zack is not nearly as smart as Cody and can be described as lazy. Zack is very good at sports such as basketball, baseball, and football. Even though he insults Cody, he is shown to be protective when other people are mean to him.
Unlike his brother Cody, who loses most of his prankster antics, Zack is still fond of pranking people throughout both of the series regardless of the often high consequences and already knowing he will be the first person blamed. He seemingly has an affinity for troublemaking.


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She is dating Gary and helps him and Walter in their quest to reunite the Muppets and save the Muppet Studios. She works as a shop teacher at an elementary school, and in one scene, shows her students how to fix a 12-volt starter on an old station wagon. As a testament to her teaching skills, her students are disappointed when the school lets out for spring break, but she cheers them up when she tells them they'll be back in two weeks. According to the production notes, her sixteen students account for the sixteen perfect apples that sit on the edge of her desk.
In the movie, it's revealed that Mary is jealous of Gary's relationship with Walter and feels that he doesn't spend enough time with her as much as he does with his brother.
In The Muppets: The Movie Junior Novel , her being a shop teacher is one of the reasons Gary states that he and Mary are perfect to help rebuild The Muppet Theater. This fact is omitted in the film. At the end of the movie, Mary uses her abilities to rewire the fuse box to restore electricity to the studio during The Muppet Telethon.


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Max's design is somewhat similar to that of the bottom half of a periscope. His face is spherical, with a crest of sorts on top of his head, along with a similar one at the bottom. He has two huge flaps on the sides of his head in the shape of some parlor doors with words written in the language of his home planet, Phaelon, and two smaller ones on the bottom which move sort of like arms, sometimes using them to add emphasize on certain things. He has a large eye in the center of his head which changes colors to show his mood. His eye is surrounded by smaller black which is in turn surrounded by a silver-grey ring with Phaelon writing on it.
Max is grey/silver all over, while his eye is red, orange, green, blue, and grey, or even a mix of two colors.


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Max has shoulder-length brown hair that is styled into two pigtails at the start of the series, in which she hides them with a cap. Later, she lets her hair loose and stops wearing her cap as well. Max's outfits are often more boyish, such as jackets and jeans but she was once shown in a dress during her date with Zack. During the later part of the series, her way of dressing becomes "girlier", and the colors of her jackets are more often than not lighter in color, rather than the usual dark colors like black and gray.

Max is portrayed as a great dancer (as shown in the episodes " Footloser ", " Hotel Hangout ", and " Club Twin "), but can become extremely bossy at times ("Footloser").  She is very good at hip hop dancing and sports, such as basketball, and is very outgoing. While she is on relatively good terms with the twins, she can also be quite mean towards them, such as when she insults Cody over and over again in the episode " Election ". Over the series, she loses her tomboyish personality and becomes much girlier, though she still retains her love for sports and hip hop dancing.


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Maya is a beautiful girl with a pale complexion, blue eyes, and medium length blonde hair which she often wears in a variety of different styles; straight, curly, or naturally waved. She has a slim, yet toned and athletic figure.

Maya is a bit of a trouble maker, and that gives her a "bad girl" image. It also gave her a bit of a popularity boost. She is witty and "absolutely magnetic in attracting or intimidating the people in her sphere as she cares to". Nevertheless, Maya can also be vulnerable. Also, she is very loyal to Riley, as Riley is to her. Maya acts over-confident and supports Riley when she wants to be like her. Although, she said she is not always proud of who she is. However, she is also very rebellious and won't hesitate to fight for what she believes in, even getting Riley into trouble, which Riley will try to get them out of. She is the female version of Shawn.


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Originally, in the Nickelodeon series, Patti had longer hair and darker skin. She wears a skirt and sneakers.
In the Disney series, Patti has a slightly lighter skin color, and her classic wavy blonde hair is now straight and is styled in a pixie cut. She wears blue hoop earrings, a blue-and-pink polka dot long-sleeved shirt, navy blue jeans, and pink slip-on shoes.
In Doug's 1st Movie , Patti wears a pink glitter headband and a one-shouldered blue gown on the red carpet. At the Funkytown dance, she wears a blue turtleneck with a corset dress adorned with a pink hem.

Patti is one of the friendliest girls in school and gets along with almost everyone. She met Doug when he first moved to Bluffington, and he instantly fell in love with her. She is a very well-performing student in both academics and sports. She also founded her own softball team, "Patti's Pulverizers", after being expelled from the school team. She also gets jealous when Doug is with other girls too.
Earlier in the series, while Doug had a huge crush on her, her feelings were only hinted at, though this was because the series was only from Doug's point of view. The first time her affections were explicitly shown was in "Doug to the Rescue" from the first season of the Nickelodeon series. She also mentions in "Doug's Magic Act", from the third season of the Nickelodeon series, that Doug is her favorite person to be with. In the Disney series, Guy Graham, an 8th grader, showed affection for her, though she is not appeared to be fully interested, only seeing him as a friend.
In Doug's 1st Movie , she did never believe Doug that Lucky Duck Lake was polluted, and this caused her to end up going with Guy to the Valentine's Dance. However, after finding out that Guy was planning on revealing the monster to be destroyed, she ended her relationship with him and began to dance with Doug for the remainder of the movie.
In the final episode of the Disney series, she asks Doug out on a "date-date", thus causing the two to become an official couple.
At home, she lives with her father. Her mother died in a car accident, which her father was also in, but despite surviving, he started using a wheelchair as a result. It's unknown whether Patti was present during the accident.


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Mbeya is a massive and stocky black rhinoceros. He is dull bluish-grey in color, with a pair of lighter spots and a darker spot on his cheek. Some spots (both lighter and darker) can also be found on his back. He has dark ear-tips with a pink inner ear and a pair of white horns, the front significantly larger than the other.

Mbeya is very loquacious, friendly, polite, talkative, magniloquent, communicative, unreserved, and chatty. He is also claimed to know the Pride Landers like the back of his horn. However, he can also be very stubborn, and quick in leaping to conclusions. But he is not above admitting when he's wrong, and issuing apologies when needed.


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Hannibal is stocky with blond hair. He is almost bald and has a handle-bar mustache. He wears a brown business suit, blacks shoes, and red tie with a neck tie pin. He also has a mechanical arm with a brain in it; the arm seems to have a mind of its own and sometimes doesn't work too well. It is unknown if he lost his arm in an accident or removed it on purpose, although "McOne Armed and Dangerous" suggests that he might've lost it in an accident with a conveyor belt.

McFist is an easily displeased man, to say the least. While he poses as a nice guy in front of the masses, he is really an antagonistic businessman who is slightly on the dim side. McFist is easily angered, bad-tempered, and prone to violent outbursts; however, he is also quite dim at his job, although he does seem to be getting better as time goes on. He also will often claim any successful idea as his own, despite his seeming lack of intelligence, several of his schemes have come close to succeeding. He's also reasonably capable of creating a friendly facade for the masses, although he does slip on occasion. Despite being an evil man, McFist does truly love his wife Marci McFist and is even willing to put up with his aggressive and boisterous son Bash Johnson for her.


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Marci is tall and blonde hair, blue eyes, and a beauty mark under her left eye. She wears a light blue dress with a dark gray collar, buttons, and a belt, and she wears dark gray high heels. She also has a golden bracelet on her right wrist.

Marci is sweet and kind, deeply loving her husband and her son. However, she is overprotective of her son, always spoiling him and never noticing or believing that Bash is a troublemaker. She also knows that McFist is evil, but she isn't bothered by it and even loves it when he gets thrilled at finding a way to defeat the Ninja. She seems to always get what she wants, like the biggest tree for the McFist Industries Christmas party in " Silent Punch, Deadly Punch ", McFist helping Bash with his science project in " Attack of the Killer Potatoes ", and McFist and Viceroy giving Bash pranks to use on his fellow classmates in " Pranks for Nothing ". While usually calm in comparison to her husband, Marci gets frustated at McFist for not calling out for someone to help Bash in " Rise of the Planet of the Robo-Apes ", and she is so angry at McFist attempting to destroy her son that apparently, she is even angrier at him than the Sorcerer is at him for failing in " Bash Johnson: 11th Grade Ninja ".


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Dr. McStuffins is slender and wears a green long-sleeved shirt and denim jeans. She is often seen wearing a white lab coat just like Doc.

Dr. McStuffins is mostly compassionate and motherly, but when there's a patient in need, she always remains sweet and friendly to them, if the patient is a person, but when Doc is stuck on a hard case when there's a toy to fix, her mother always helps her with some advice or help to fix the toy.


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Mr. McStuffins is slender with curly brown hair, brown skin, and brown eyes. He also wears a cream shirt, a red blouse, brown trousers and dark brown shoes. He usually wears a white cooking apron when he is cooking in season 2.

Mr. McStuffins is fatherly and intelligent at times, but sometimes when he is stuck in a problem while doing something, he is mostly funny and comedic. He is sometimes helpful to Doc and Donny when they are doing something, like near the start of the episode Keep On Truckin' , when Mr. McStuffins helps Donny create a truck to enter into the Big Wheely Dealy Contest, Donny adds a few more details the truck, calls it Tremaine and hugs his dad thank you.


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She has fair skin, square glasses (like her husband and son), and brown hair tied in a bun with a purple band. She wears a red shirt with a pink long-sleeved jacket, a blue skirt, and black shoes.

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According to her debut history, Melinda was used to taking care of her nephew during his childhood. But one day, (taking advantage of a moment of distraction by Melinda) a young Big Bad Pete and his girlfriend Trudy Van Tubb kidnapped a baby Mickey Mouse and Melinda was forced to exchange Mickey for her Indian necklace.
Years later, Mickey and his friend Atomo Beep-Beep discovered the truth and retrieved Melinda's necklace to her.


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Melody is a music pet. It is unknown what her age is though it is implied she is a young animal. She is an animal created specifically for music. She is small, a little chubby, stands on her hind feet, has short and stubby paws and feet, has purple fur, purple ears in the shape of flagged eighth notes, has colorful polka dots on her belly and has a white torso. She also has dark blue eyes.

Melody is very innocent and friendly. She takes a liking to the Little Einsteins and bonds with Leo. She can get sad and upset as shown in Melody, the Music Pet, when she is unable to board the pet train and when she has to say goodbye to Leo. She can also get confused, as shown when she doesn't follow Leo until Leo conducts her to follow. She can get scared, as seen throughout Melody and Me, when she gets separated from Leo and blown far away in a hot air balloon. Despite this, she can be brave and stay calm when she knows things will be ok. She is also excitable, as in both episodes she occasionally jumps and sings with a smile when something good happens.


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Mena has Light brown fur, a dark brown back stripe, a cream-colored belly, and green eyes, somewhat similar to the other does featured in Bambi and Bambi II .


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Mermando is a beautiful merman with a vivid green tail that is darker towards his waist and lighter towards his tail-tip, and a pink seashell necklace hanging around his neck. He is Hispanic with dark skin and long, wavy, shiny brown hair, and tiny mustache hairs under a long nose. He has a missing front tooth that was lost when he was first trapped at the pool. He has a deep and masculine voice, with a Spanish accent, and speaks with a dramatic eloquence. Being a merman, he has approximately seventeen hearts.

Mermando is described as a loner, due to not wanting others to know of his nature as a merman, though enjoys having fun with those who know of his true form. He is polite with an easy sense of humor, often making self-deprecating comments. He tends to be dramatic, often playing his guitar for effect. He is very close with his family and loves them very much, and he nears depression when separated from them. He tries to be optimistic and is easily impressed and persuaded.


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Mick is big as Bash, His hair is grayish black which covers his eyes.

Mick rarely ever speaks, and acts as the strong, silent type. He's a popular kid, but is a part of Bash's group, meaning he also is a part of the bullying.


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Mike is of average height among his friends and has an olive complexion and dark brown hair that he grows out over his forehead. He always wears a black jacket with orange accents and his Burner logo on the right sleeve. He wears brown pants, boots, and a white t-shirt. When he was still working for Kane he wore the typical Kane Cadet uniform.

Mike is a calm, quick-witted, and courageous teenager who handles things his own way. Aside from mission of taking down Kane and protecting Motorcity, he takes very little seriously. He is very rebellious and impulsive, and often acts without thinking rather than listening to others, which can endanger himself, his friends, and Motorcity.
Luckily, even in the heat of the moment, Mike is good at coming up with solutions, and can skillfully lead the Burners to victory in even the darkest situation.


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Claire is very pretty and popular, always wearing cool clothes and re-accessorizing between classes. She is also shown with hair clips and headbands.


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Milly has curly brown hair, blue eyes with a twitch, freckles, and has a yellow bow (not always completely visible). Her uniform has a red collar, red circular pattern on the sleeves and the bottom, and black Mary Jane shoes, but when it's winter, she wears an orange sweater with a bell, leggings under her skirt, orange boots with white trim and a red Santa hat. She also appears to be somewhat plump, as she is the heaviest Fireside Girl.


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Mindy has short, blonde hair with a blue hair clip. She wears a green short-sleeved shirt with neon green and yellow swirls on it over a blue long-sleeved shirt and faded pale green leggings.


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Farkle had brown hair with bangs that took up his forehead in earlier seasons. By later seasons, his hairstyle can be seen to have modernized in that it is more swept up or off to the side. He has blue eyes and wears funky clothes. Usually, he wears colored jeans and wore multi-colored shirts over his trademark turtleneck sweaters, but in more recent seasons, Farkle's style changed. In new episodes you can find him usually wearing dark colored t-shirts, hoodies and jeans. An example of his new style can be seen below.

Farkle is shown to care a lot about his education and could be seen as a teacher's pet. He has a habit of speaking in third person, usually referring to himself by his own name rather than "I." His best friend Lucas considers him the most loyal guy he knows. Farkle is cheerful in almost all situations, and is fully confident in his capability of someday taking over the world.


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Miss Andrew makes her appearance at the beginning of act two of the musical. Jane and Michael are the children of the wealthy bank officer George Banks in London . The children are naughty and have driven off every nanny their mother has hired with their antics. The strange nanny Mary Poppins appears to take care of them and teaches them many lessons about life through fun, song, and a little magic. However, the children turn out to be tough charges even for her, so she leaves for a while to teach them a lesson.
In her absence, a distraught Mrs. Banks hires Miss Andrew, her husband's old nanny. George Banks had spoken of her with praise several times earlier, and Mrs. Banks only wishes to please her husband. Miss Andrews, an old woman in black, arrives at the stage accompanied by lightning and thunder. She immediately establishes dominion over the household with intimidation, singing of her tyrannical way of rearing children, and forcing large doses of her tonic in the children's mouths. She demands Michael go to boarding school immediately and wants to take charge of Jane personally.
However, the terrified children run away from home again. This distresses Mrs. Banks, who suspects she has made a grave mistake. This also causes her to see why her husband turned out as he did, emotionally distant and obsessed with precision and order. Miss Andrew abuses the rest of the servants while awaiting the children's return. She trusts in cold and hunger driving the children home in time, and intends to feed them large doses of her tonic when they do.
Meanwhile, the children meet a good friend, Bert, in the park, who lifts their spirits. Having learned their lesson from Miss Andrew's reign of terror, the children are reunited with Mary Poppins, who agrees to return to their house and stop Miss Andrew. Upon coming home, the trio discovers how she treats the servants. Mary Poppins, however, is more concerned about Miss Andrew's trapped lark, Caruso. It has been sitting in the cage for years, and it is implied Miss Andrew treats it very badly.
Mary Poppins frees the lark, seconds before Miss Andrew arrives. Upon seeing the children, she gleefully fetches her "Brimstone and Treacle" bottle, but then notices Mary Poppins, who tells her to pack up and leave immediately. It turns into a musical standoff between the two nannies as they preach their way of treating children. Enraged with Caruso being freed, Miss Andrew threatens to punish them all, but Mary Poppins exposes her as the tyrant she is and gives her a dose of her own medicine.
Miss Andrew is forced to down the entire bottle of "Brimstone and Treacle" and is trapped in a birdcage, which vanishes into the ground in a lot of smoke and red lights. However, in the tour version of the show, a large birdcage comes out of the broom closet. Miss Andrew gets trapped and dragged into the closet with a cloud of smoke. The door slams shut and when Jane opens it up again to look, Miss Andrew and the cage are gone. In other versions of the play, Mary Poppins sends Miss Andrew spinning out the door, blown away in the sky, or is kicked out of the window.

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Monstropolis Energy Regulatory Commission

MERC is first mentioned in " The Cover Up " where after Tylor Tuskmon and Duncan P. Anderson inadvertently cause a power outage, MERC sends an investigator who works for them, Argus Blinks , to the company in order to find out what caused the outage. Blinks has been working under MERC for 2 decades without a single day off. Blinks soon finds out that MIFT is responsible for the outage but after Tylor and Duncan put him into a vacation door where their boss, Fritz was using and after 2 weeks, Argus decides to simply write up the company and goes back to MERC.
MERC is mentioned again in the Season 1 finale " It's Laughter They're After ", where Roz, who is revealed to be a MERC representative, comes to M.I. to warn Mike and Sulley that the commission is considering discontinuing Laugh Energy due to low quotas. She gives the duo 24 hours to meet the quota in order for Monsters, Inc. to continue thriving.
MERC Agents finally appear in the Season 2 finale " Powerless ", where due to some difficulties befalling Monsters, Inc. that causes them to be unable to meet the energy needs of Monstropolis, MERC comes to shut the place down and arrests Mike and Sulley and brings them to MERC Headquarters where Roz gives them an excessive amount of paperwork that makes M.I. gives up the energy requirement needs to their competitor Fear Co. . It is later revealed that MERC was well aware that Fear Co. CEO Johnny Worthington III and Mike and Sulley's old enemy Randall Boggs were the ones responsible for Monsters, Inc.'s mishaps as Johnny's personal assistant, Chet Alexander , was revealed to be a mole for MERC and informed them of Johnny's scheme. MERC then arrests Johnny and Randall for their crimes, though Randall later escapes. At MERC HQ, Roz was informing the press about how they will try and capture Randall, with Duncan hijacking the podium and being dragged off by some of the MERC officers.


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Monty, Jacques, and Raber first appeared after Samson , Bridget , Larry , and Nigel narrowly escaped from being crushed by the compacter of the Hoyt Sanitation Truck on Fifth Avenue after they scared the truck's driver. After the protagonists walk down the street looking for the Statue Of Liberty, the dogs appear behind the truck and Bridget comment that they should be fun for Samson. Instead of standing his ground, Samson tells Nigel to grab on to Bridget as Larry holds onto her back and they make a run for it. The animals find an alley, which also has a dead end and watch the dogs run past them, thinking they're scot free. Nigel even teases that they're stupid and that they could've taken them.
However, that all changed when dogs finally found them and begin slowly approaching them, growling viciously and showing they're frothy, sharp teeth. Larry tries to improvise by barking back but his impersonating bark has no effect on the dogs who have better barks. Bridget isn't afraid and tells them that even if they got bark, Samson's got roar and tells Samson to show them. Samson tries to dig deep and be the lion but the sight of Monty frothing at the mouth took away his chance. The animals reach the dead end as the dogs slowly close in on them, then Samson spots the sewer gutter and tells Larry to coil, which he does and grabs on. Then, Samson pokes Bridget's rear which sends Larry up to a beam, allowing him to open the gutter. Samson tells Bridget to jump down, followed by Nigel, Samson himself, and Larry as the dogs start to run towards them. Larry gets stuck at the small opening of the gutter as Jacques and Raber run towards him, but manages to squeeze through just as the dogs stopped and continue barking as well as Monty squeezing his head through the opening, looking down.
It's unknown what happened to the dogs after the protagonists escaped. It's possible they may have continued roaming through the New York City streets until being captured by animal control and taken to an Animal Quarantine Center where they were tested and possibly, euthanized.

Not much is known about the dogs' history but it's possible they use to be lovable mutts who were loyal to their owners until they were abandoned by them. As their life on the streets increased, the dogs grew more aggressive and fierce as they chase away any intruders, including humans away from their territory. Then, at some point in their life, they had been bitten by possibly other rabid dogs, or another carrier and became infected with rabies. The virus turned them into rabid, vicious animals who show no fear of man or animal, no matter what size.


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Moose's only appearance in the film is when he ties up Fflewddur Fflam in the dungeon and then looks at Fflewddur with a dumb expression on his face and then leaves.


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Much taller and stockier than the majority of the students, Mort has a long, rounded face with a prominent nose, light skin, and dark eyes. His brown hair is shaved at the sides and the back, leaving him with a thick mohawk. He wears a dark, navy blue T-shirt over a light gray long-sleeved shirt and pair of blue jeans with folded cuffs. His shoes are red sneakers with white soles and gray laces.

As a very spiritual person who practices New Age beliefs, Mort knows the properties of rose quartz and talking about having a blocked chakra. In " Going the Extra Milo ", it is possible he may be a vegetarian, as he wagered his "vegan cheese sticks" to see if Milo and Zack would make it to school on time. Unlike Bradley Nicholson , he acts more civil around Milo and treats him like a friend. Even though Bradley's condescending attitude and lack of understanding or agreement with Mort's beliefs occasionally leads to friction, both seem to be friends.


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Morten is a yellow lion with a red mane (hair).


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Mouth is a small boy with long blond, gently spiked hair. His nose is somewhat big and he has light freckles under his eyes. Usually Mouth wears an orange shirt, light blue pants, and gray and white sneakers.

Compared to most characters, Mouth is one of the most normal in the series. Sometimes he's an ally to Kick , but sometimes he can be very annoying. Usually he has no problem complimenting something that Kick may have done, and seems to show interest in his stunts.
Usually he talks in a sarcastic tone, despite how he feels towards someone. At first, he and his brother get along well, but their relationship seems to hit a rough patch in " Box Office Blitz " and since Brad is his friend.
In " Big Mouth " he tricks Kick and Gunther and gets them arrested by his father but this is a plan to help all of them watch "Jock Wilder's Crock Wrestle 2" and to help Kendall (who hires him at the beginning of the episode) get photos of Kick.


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Mr. Kieslowski is a middle-aged man with fair skin who sports a poplin shirt with white buttons, fable colored glasses and dusty grey shoes. He has a partially shaved beard, small lips, wide ears, a big nose, icy blue eyes, brown hair on the sides of his head, and brownish tan eyebrows.

Mr. Kieslowski looks like a kind and patient man, even though he is often seen frowning, because all of his hard work tires him out.


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Mr. Sludge was originally shown to be in an obese slug-like appearance with moss, olive green skin and yellow eyeballs and wore a navy blue jacket, a lavender and blue striped tie and a white long sleeved shirt. However in his true form, he is slender, muscular and skinny, has fair skin and brown hair and a very handsome smile.


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Mr. X is a tall bald man with black spy glasses and purple lipstick. He wears a purple suit with a yellow Boutonnière , white pants with a brown belt, a black ear device, a gold smartwatch and wedding ring, and tan roller shoes .

Mr. X is a flamboyant man that takes his job very seriously. He is suave yet casual with traces of narcissism.


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She wears a pink dress, a black skirt, some black Mary-Janes, and some bracelets.

Amy Gomez cares very deeply for her family, so much that she would do anything to express her love for them. She is also very protective of her family, including Gum Girl.


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Mrs. Portillo has grayish blue hair with a yellow flower, violet rimmed cat eyed glasses, white apron, gold bracelets, pink beaded necklace, pink earrings, a purple shirt with violet flowers, periwinkle pants and her purple shoes.

She is the most caring grandmother, a wife and friend of her grandkids Alex and Quinn, her husband, Manny's Abuelito in Season 3, her pet chihuahua, Carlos, and a friend of Manny and the tools. She also loves to bake foods for the neighbors and friends.


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Mtoto is a small, rotund grey elephant. He has some dark grey freckles on his face just under his eyes, and dark blue eyes. His pink inner ears have three ridges on either each, and three strands of wisp hair stand atop his head. Under his trunk and belly is a lighter grey. He has two large but stubby white tusks sticking up on each side of his lower jaw. His tail has a dark grey tuft at the end.
By season 3, Mtoto has grown taller and his tusks have grown larger as well. They are now protruding out of his upper jaw instead of his lower jaw; like the other elephants.

Mtoto appears to enjoy following and playing games with others. He admires Beshte and wants to be just like him. He is enthusiastic and energetic, and hopes to someday become a member of the Lion Guard. He is apologetic when he makes a mistake. Though failure makes him feel quite downhearted, he allows himself to be comforted. He knows how to be polite towards others. Mtoto also happily express his faith towards others.


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Muska has brown hair and black eyes. He wears glasses, a brown suit with a white scarf and brown pants.


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Mwenzi is a medium built oxpecker, also known as tickbirds, with brown feathers of various shades on his body. His wings and tail tips are the darkest brown, with his underbelly being the lightest. His talons are dark gray. His eyes are black and rimmed with yellow. His beak is red.

Mwenzi is a rather snappy little bird, who has a tendency of hiding his true feelings when chafed. Even in a bad situation, he will try his hardest not to show fear. He is not one to hold a grudge and shows tremendous loyalty and bravery when his friend is in danger.


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Mwizi is a tall baboon. Although slightly more well built than Uroho, he is almost identical to his friend Mwevi. His fur is pale brown, and his stomach, face, and the tip of his tail are a pale cream. He has a long snout and a pink nose. His brown eyes are rimmed with dark brown, and his eyebrows are black. His ears are grey, and his inner ears are a dark pink and on his head are two pale cream stripes which extend all the way to the top. His feet and hands are umber.

Mwizi is a born entertainer, who loves to act. He is a particularly skilled acrobat, and works well with with his fellow crew members. He is also well versed in the art of larceny, and will gladly steal food from others when their guard is let down.


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Naanda only appears in one concept, in which her back is to the audience. Her colors seem to mimic that of her sister's, as both lionesses have a rich pelt of tawny-golden fur. In addition, both huntresses are sleek and tightly-muscled.

Naanda is portrayed as a more level-headed character than Sarabi in the two versions of the King of the Beasts. In the January 1990 draft, she manages to calm Sarabi down when she tries attacking Scar in anger, and she does the same thing in the May 1990 draft when Sarabi comes close to attacking attacking Banagi .
Naanda is also a caring mother. She plays with Nala when Nala is a cub, and when Nala matures, Naanda grows deeply concerned for her daughter's safety when Nala decides to pretend to be in love with Scar. Also, after Scar kills Mufasa in the May 1990 draft, Naanda stops Nala from running to Simba 's aid when he tries to attack the hyenas.
Like her sisters, Naanda seems to be passive, and doesn't stand up for herself when Scar takes the pride, evident when she discourages her daughter's suggestion to find an ally to defeat Scar and the hyenas. She also seems very loyal to her homeland when she refuses to leave it despite the harassment from the hyenas.