Bryce

Bryce (born 21st January 2001) is an English Panamanian white-faced capuchin scientist and artist who is most notable as being the first scientist to invent a forcefield capable of deflecting the Old Tomato’s attacks and for inventing a resurrection machine capable of bypassing the Old Tomato’s Anti-Resurrection Zap. Bryce is also notable for being controversially killed by The Ultra Ultra Ultra Time Hamster, in what is seen by scholars to be one of his most significant mistakes, as though Bryce was shortly thereafter resurrected, he lost his intelligence and thus was powerless against the Old Tomato, who would go on to destroy the Earth. Bryce was resurrected in late July 2020, after the Old Tomato was killed by The Ultra Ultra Ultra Time Hamster, but was killed again on the 5th October 2020, due to his complicity in the 2020 World Madness, an attack perpetrated by his associate Otto which caused a significant number of animals worldwide to go mad. Bryce was again resurrected on the 20th July 2021, in an attempt by Jerusalem’s Government to kill the recently returned Old Tomato, but he was killed by the Old Tomato before he was able to invent any machines capable of killing him. Bryce was once again resurrected in July 2021, after the Old Tomato had been killed by Torremolinos, Barbados and Skiathos, and has since served as a government scientist and, most recently, an artist. As of January 2023, Bryce continues his career as an artist and does not have any plans to return to science.
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