LazyTown (AU Version)

This is an alternate version of LazyTown.
== Plot ==
== Characters ==
* Sportacus Ten: The first of the three main protagonists of the show. Sportacus 10 ('Sportacus' to his friends) is LazyTown's resident action-health hero. He's the hero every little boy and girl wants to be: fit, agile and an amazing acrobat with lightning fast moves. He loves to use everyday items in outrageous ways and never does anything ordinary when he can do it with flair. Patient and kind and always understanding, he doesn't tell the kids of LazyTown not to do something, but rather leads by example. His kryptonite is sugar. Just the slightest bit makes him instantly lethargic, and he crumples to the ground in a heap. His primary mode of transportation is his large airship that hovers over LazyTown. He travels between airship and LazyTown in a pod-like transporter, the Skutla. Alerted to trouble by a large crystal on his uniform, he's ready in a flash to save the day. Sportacus loves to see others succeed and is disappointed when they won't even try. He looks beyond the status quo and believes there's always a new, unique way to accomplish something. He's a hero-for-all seasons, bringing vim and vigor to a world that's sorely in need of it, an unstoppable wakeup force in a town that's fast asleep.
* Stephanie Splitz: The second of the three main protagonists of the show. She is 8 years old. Stephanie is a sweet, optimistic girl who's just moved here to live with her older cousin Bean and her uncle (the Mayor of LazyTown). She's our audience's point of entry - the new arrival, a stranger who's trying to figure out this new place and its crazy ways. Sympathetic and curious, Stephanie likes her new town; it's weird but fun. She's an aspiring dancer, so she appreciates the fantastic moves that Sportacus performs. Stephanie is positive, curious, and able to learn from her mistakes. She sees her life as a grand adventure. One where she can try new things, makes new friends, and sometimes hangs out with a hero! Hey, even when the chips are down, she holds to her motto: "There's always a way!"
* Bean Meanswell: The third of the three main protagonists of the show. She is 12 years old. She is based on Bean from The Super Sproutlet Show. She is the older cousin of Stephanie Splitz (who is also her best friend) and the daughter of Mayor Milford Meanswell. She is a superhero-in-training who is dressed somewhat like a gardener. She would often show viewers how to plant fruits and vegetables, and how to make healthy meals. She rode around on a bike with a tiny greenhouse on the back called the "Bean Pod", and frequently checked in with Sportacus and Mayor Meanswell, through her Sprout Spotter and the latter's homemade Walkie-Talkie Super Cuppy respectively. She would put on a superhero mask and do superhero moves, such as near-Sportacus-level flips.
* Robbie Rotten: The main antagonist of the show. Every hero needs a good villain, and Sportacus has a doozy in Robbie Rotten. Robbie (or Mr. Rotten to you) can't believe that Sportacus is considered cool by the LazyTown kids, especially since Sportacus is a horrible example of what it takes to be a LazyTowner! The only thing that can tear Robbie away from snacking and TV in his underground lair is a new, nasty scheme to embarrass his sworn nemesis, Sportacus! His most passionate desire is to burst Sportacus's balloon, both figuratively and literally. A master of disguises (well, at least he can fool our hero), Mr. Rotten is constantly luring our guileless hero into another nefarious trap designed to make Sportacus the laughingstock of LazyTown. But, somehow, Robbie's "brilliant" plans always fail, thanks to Sportacus's amazing athletic abilities and quick mind — plus the help of those darn kids!
* Ziggy Zweets: One of the civilians in LazyTown. He is 5 years old. Ziggy has a big heart – and an appetite to match. He doesn’t just live life; he devours it, with tremendous gusto. His goofy enthusiasm and good cheer provide a constant boost to everyone around him. He’s always one of the first to embrace a new idea or to say 'yes' to an adventure, but he’s just as easily distracted, especially by - mmmm - 'Choco-Sugar-Yummies'.
* Pixel Hyperbyte: One of the civilians in LazyTown. He is 9 years old. Engaged, earnest, and focused, Pixel navigates video games and electronic technology with masterful skill. But all of the hours he's spent logged on have left him ill-prepared for the illogical and uncontrollable forces at play when he hangs with real people. The remote control he carries in his holster can't mute arguments, or change the programming of friends, so he must either retreat to his consistent world of bits and bytes or struggle through the messy moments of friendship. Sometimes the only way he can communicate with other kids is through his love of technology, rambling on with dazzling data when a simple "yes" or "no" would do. His ability and instinct to solve problems using technology are valuable when the others need to figure some-thing out, but Pixel nearly short-circuits when faced with a simple question like: "What’s your favorite color?" Or how he feels about Stephanie. He has such a crush; he almost can't talk around her. Talk about computer malfunction!
* Stingy Spoilero: One of the civilians in LazyTown. He is 8 years old. A bossy collector of stuff, Stingy impatiently dreams of being king of the world. Young and eager, he loves playing with the group (you can’t be a king without subjects), but finds himself apoplectic with jealousy whenever anyone brings something new to play with, something that he doesn’t have. He feels that possessions ‘make the man’. Stingy’s avid collecting does mean that he usually has just the thing the others need to save the day, put on the play, or find their way. If he’ll only share it, that is. Stingy admires Trixie’s carefree attitude, but he’s jealous of her leadership ability. He’s covetous of Pixel’s computers and gadgets, can’t comprehend Ziggy’s generosity, and, while he really likes Stephanie, is vexed by her seeming lack of concern with material things. What’s a king to do?
* Trixie Troubleby: One of the civilians in LazyTown. She is 8 years old. The troublemaker, the rule-breaker and free spirit, Trixie likes to play pranks and definitely thinks outside the box. If there's a traditional way to do something, she'll never find it. She’s sassy, strong-headed and extremely lacking in patience. Sometimes the other kids just want to tell her to "chill out". She's very "in your face," but always in a fun, comedic way. Think "Cat in the Hat." She’s also very smart. She reads lots of books and has lots of trivia at her fingertips: "Did you know that the biggest glacier in the world is in Iceland?" She’s reluctant to admit that she knows so much because she thinks she’ll look uncool in the eyes of the others if she acts too smart. Honest to the point of pain, she doesn't pull any punches and will say what others are thinking, lacking all diplomacy. She isn't mean spirited, but she can be brutal. Her greatest fear is not being part of the group.
* Jason Jives: One of the civilians in LazyTown. He is 10 years old. He is based on Jives from the Áfram Latibær! musicals, but with a different personality. Jason Jives is an energetic and enthusiastic young boy who greatly admires Sportacus. Unlike his original counterpart, Jason has a strong desire to emulate Sportacus's healthy lifestyle and heroic deeds. Although he occasionally struggles with junk food cravings, he is determined to make better choices and unlock his true potential. Jason is aware that if he consistently eats wholesome food like his idol, his latent powers will awaken, allowing him to contribute to the protection of LazyTown alongside Sportacus. Jason is always practicing his running and jumping, aspiring to match Sportacus's agility and strength. He often seeks advice and training tips from Sportacus, who acts as a mentor and guide. Despite his occasional setbacks, Jason's perseverance and determination make him a beloved and inspirational figure among the kids in LazyTown. His journey toward healthier habits serves as a relatable and motivating storyline for viewers.
* Penny Pestella: One of the civilians in LazyTown. She is 9 years old. She is based on the character of the same name from the Áfram Latibær! musicals, but with a different personality. Penny Pestella is a kind-hearted and resourceful girl who is close friends with Bean Meanswell and Jason Jives. Unlike her original counterpart, Penny is known for her honesty and helpful nature. She is always ready to lend a hand to her friends and neighbors in LazyTown, often coming up with creative solutions to problems. Penny has a special bond with Officer Oliver Obtuse, who sees her potential and often involves her in community projects and initiatives. She looks up to Officer Obtuse as a mentor and learns a lot about responsibility and civic duty from him. Penny's inventive spirit and willingness to help make her a beloved member of the LazyTown community. Penny also enjoys gardening with Bean and training with Jason, creating a strong trio of friends who support and motivate each other. Her positive attitude and dedication to doing good make her an inspiring character for viewers, showcasing the importance of friendship, honesty, and community involvement.
* Officer Oliver Obtuse: Officer Oliver Obtuse is LazyTown's well-meaning but somewhat bumbling young adult policeman. Though he might not be the most effective crimefighter, his heart is always in the right place. He is often seen patrolling the town, trying his best to keep things orderly, even if his efforts sometimes lead to more chaos than calm. Despite his clumsiness, Oliver is deeply committed to the safety and well-being of the LazyTown community. He has a close bond with Penny Pestella, who often assists him in his duties. Penny’s resourcefulness and quick thinking complement Oliver’s determination, making them an unexpectedly effective team. Oliver’s kindness and genuine concern for others make him a beloved figure in LazyTown, even if he occasionally stumbles along the way. He looks up to Sportacus and tries to follow his example, albeit with a bit more awkwardness. His interactions with the children, especially Penny, help him learn and grow, gradually becoming more confident and capable in his role. Oliver is also known for his quirky inventions and gadgets, which he often uses in his attempts to maintain order. These inventions don’t always work as planned, leading to humorous situations that endear him further to the townspeople.
* Mayor Milford Meanswell: The Mayor of LazyTown, as well as Bean's father and Stephanie's uncle. Mayor Meanswell is a passionate advocate of LazyTown, loving everything about it. He loves that it's the laziest place on Earth. He loves that the town has its very own health hero who is the sworn enemy of laziness. And he loves that the hero has a nemesis! How can one man be in favor of all these contradictory things? Well, he is a politician, after all. The Mayor often doubles as the town librarian, postmaster, banker, shopkeeper and any other role for which he's needed. Frantically overwhelmed by his various duties, he figures if HE doesn’t do it, who else in LazyTown will? He has a "secret" passion for Bessie, but his efforts are always futile and met with semi-disastrous results He can make mistakes, but the kids look up to and respect him in a kindly Uncle way – after all he is their only mayor.
* Bessie Busybody: One of the civilians in LazyTown. Bessie's name says it all. She needs to know everyone's business and will go to great lengths to get it. She's usually thwarted by rotten timing or bad luck, but it never discourages her. For instance, she might be eavesdropping on gossip and just as she's about to garner a critical piece of information a loud horn might blare, foiling her. She’s motivated by a desire to be respected. She would love to be the queen of LazyTown, if there were such a thing. She's a know-it-all and a wannabe, always on top of the latest fashion or trend to the point of pretension and superficiality. She tries to be a mother figure to the kids, but often it just comes off as patronizing and condescending. Her intentions are sound; she just doesn't possess the skills to be a good parent or role model. She’s oblivious to the Mayor's longing for her, but always entertains his advances. After all, he is her Mayor.
* The Rooster: The Rooster is the laziest resident of LazyTown. He is so lazy that if someone tried to give him a prize for laziness, he wouldn't feel like taking them up on the offer. His only task is waking the LazyTowners by crowing every morning. The Rooster endures in his ways, constantly getting away with all sorts of handy plans; for example, paying the roosters from other towns to crow for him or playing his crow via a tape recorder. The Rooster lives right in front of the outer walls of LazyTown. He owns a hammock, a TV, and easychair. He usually lies comfortably in his hammock and gossips about everything and nothing. The Rooster is, in certain respects, a pure marvel of a bird.
== Episodes ==
== Trivia ==
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