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The Daily Herald

The Daily Herald is Greg's local newspaper. Susan also writes articles for the parenting section. The name likely came from the Salt Lake City newspaper, The Daily Herald, which may lead people to believe that's where the series takes place. However, the series takes place in Plainview as confirmed in the movie versions of the books.
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever (First and only appearance)
*Mentioned in other books and the first movie.
==Gallery==
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The Daily Herald 2.jpg
Category:Newspapers
Category:Objects
Category:Miscellaneous
Category:Greg Heffley
Category:Real-world articles
The Foot

is a fictional horror movie made by Leonardo Laka which stares an antagonist with the title name. This movie was watched by Greg Heffley and Rowley Jefferson watched the movie during a sleepover in Rodrick Rules (2011 film).
== History ==
===Rodrick Rules===
The film opens with Terence and Ingrid going into an abandoned mansion and then seeing a picture of a guy with only one foot which lead Ingrid to question his other foot. And then Terence screams in shock as he sees a foot bouncing around. In the next scene, the couple was preparing for bed but Ingrid was in bed and told Terence that he should clip his toenails when Terence was brushing his teeth. The Foot lands on Ingrid's face. This movie possibly ends with one of the foot's victims, Terence, running to save a woman named Ingrid, at which point Greg turns it off because Rowley was too scared. Afterwards Greg and Rowley tried to sleep only to be awakened by something in their bed, they thought it was the Foot, though it only turned out to be Manny, who was trying to grab some of Greg's candy.
==Trivia==
*The movie is similar to Hello, You're Dead, another fictional film that appears in Dog Days - Both films revolve around villainous bodily appendages that travel around killing people, and both are watched by Greg and Rowley in a similar fashion.
*The reason why this replaced Hello, You're Dead in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011 film) was because the writers wanted that movie to be saved for Dog Days as it plays a big role in that book.
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011 film)
*The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary (Rodrick Rules and Dog Days version)
==Gallery==
Terence.jpg|Terence, one of the victims
Ingrid.jpg|Ingrid, another one of the victims
Category:Antagonists
Category:Fictional characters
Category:Minor antagonists
Category:Fictional films
Category:Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011 film) characters
Category:Characters
Category:Fictional videos
Category:Rowley's dislikes
The Giving Tree

The Giving Tree was a Christmas Tree where a person had to write a note saying that the person wants something and put it on the tree. Another person has to take out any random note and give the person the thing they want. Greg Heffley once asked for money, but wrote that the person has to put the money under the bin because Greg knew Susan Heffley wouldn't allow anybody to give him money. It only appeared in Cabin Fever.
==Trivia==
*This is actually the 1964 book, "The Giving Tree" by Shel Silverstein. This book was mentioned in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw.
==Gallery==
The Giving Tree Book.jpg|The Giving Tree Book in The Last Straw.
Real Life The Giving Tree Book.png|A real life The Giving Tree Book.
Giving Tree in church.jpg|The Giving Tree in Cabin Fever.
Category:Objects
Category:Books
Category:Miscellaneous
Category:Real-world articles
Category:Real world books
Category:Reading Material
Category:One Time Objects
The Hard Luck Egg Hunt

The Hard Luck Egg Hunt is a game created by Jordan Leary on wimpykid.com made to promote Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck.
The Hard Luck Egg Hunt was originally released as part of a sweepstakes contest in which the winner would get a portrait drawn by Jeff Kinney. People could enter by either counting the amount of eggs in each level of the game correctly, or counting the total number of eggs in a physical copy of Hard Luck and providing their email address. Once the contest ended, the game's title screen was modified to remove the text related to the sweepstakes and the contest submissions.
==Gameplay==
The Hard Luck Egg Hunt is a hidden picture game in which the player must find Easter eggs hidden in various illustrations from Hard Luck. There are four levels in the game, each containing a certain set of illustrations. Once the player has found all the eggs in a certain picture, the game automatically moves to the next one. At the end of each level, the player must crack open the eggs to find a key, which they can use to unlock the next level; the game also prompts the player to enter how many eggs they have counted in that level. Each level has a time limit. On the third and fourth levels, a darkness effect is added and the player can only see in a small circle around their mouse cursor. At the end of the fourth level, the player must crack open eggs to find Meemaw's ring, and the game restarts.
==Gallery==
The Hard Luck Egg Hunt old title screen.jpg|The original title screen, containing info about the sweepstakes.
The Hard Luck Egg Hunt title screen.png|The game's altered title screen.
The Hard Luck Egg Hunt key.png|The end of the first level.
The Hard Luck Egg Hunt dark.png|Gameplay of level three, which has a darkness effect.
The Hard Luck Egg Hunt final surprise.png|The end of the fourth level.
The Hard Luck Egg Hunt ending.png|The game's ending.
Category:Real world games
Category:Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck
The Headless Chicken

The Headless Chicken is a club where Löded Diper performed. It appears in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Diper Överlöde.
They ended up getting humiliated because no one liked their performance. Because, moments prior to their performance, they were shaken up after almost getting arrested by a Hipp 'O' Henry's guard.
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The Heffley Family's Minivan

This is a minivan owned by Greg's Family.
==The Trade==
At first, Frank had got a sports car, but Susan disagreed with the sports car and was disappointed that Frank bought a car without her permission. Frank said that this was the car he always wanted, so Susan let him keep it. Greg got the best student of the week award from school. Greg wanted Frank to put it on the car, but Frank said it would mess his car up, so Greg gave it to Manny so he could put it on his wagon or something, but Manny put it on the door of the sports car instead. Greg ripped the bumper sticker off with some steel wool, but the paint scraped off and Susan told Frank that the Sports car was not good, so she made Frank exchange it for a minivan. This happened in Cabin Fever.
==Family Road Trip==
In The Long Haul they take it for a family road trip. Greg is forced to sit in the back seat with lots of stuff there and since the windows there couldn't open, he would get no ventilation. Later, due to Rodrick's chewing gum, the sunroof stops working. Frank uses a chewing gum to make his own sunroof, but due to rain it gets destroyed. Later, the mechanic tells them that they would need to have the heater at full temperature so that the engine doesn't overheat. They later escape from the Beardos, forget to turn it on and the engine overheats and they later run over a bottle and punctures a tire. Later some Spanish guys give them a lift. It is later sent to the mechanic, meanwhile Greg's parents both try out for new driver licenses.
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011 film)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (2012 film)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Getaway
==Gallery==
Heffley Car.png
==Trivia==
*The minivan appears to be a mid 2001-2007 Dodge Caravan or Chrysler Town and Country, which might explain why it was used when Frank Heffley bought it.
**However, when the rear of the Beardo's minivan is seen (mentioned to be the same as the Heffley's, but purple), it looks more like an older design Ford Windstar. It's unknown if this inaccuracy was intentional or not.
* According to Greg, the car has Cheerios all over the seats.
*The Heffley's often borrow a station wagon if they have to carry a lot of loads, however in The Long Haul they use the Minivan, despite carrying a lot of stuff.
*In the movie, it is of cyan color.
*Susan also has a car, which is a minivan. It appears in few of the earlier books.
* In the movie series, the Minivan appears to be a 2002-2005 Ford Explorer in Rodrick Rules and Dog Days but later changed into a 2011-2014 Toyota Sienna Limited as seen in The Long Haul preview.
* The vehicle has a Tow Hitch
* Frank Heffley also owned a four seat car.
Category:Vehicles
Category:Miscellaneous
Category:Objects
Category:The Heffley Family
Category:Susan Heffley
Category:Frank Heffley
The Heffley Family Reunion

The Heffley Family Reunion is a family reunion that takes place in the Heffley Family, the family's oldest surviving member, Gammie Heffley mainly hosts it at her house. Uncle Gary, Grandpa Heffley, Uncle Joe, Gammie Heffley, Frank Heffley, Susan Heffley, Rodrick Heffley, Greg Heffley, Manny Heffley, and other children and adults are shown in a photo of the reunion.
==Gallery==
Heffley Famiy Reunion.png|The reunion picture.
Category:Miscellaneous
Category:The Heffley Family
Category:Groups
Category:Events
The Hobbit

The Hobbit is a real-life book written by and was published in 1937. The Hobbit details the adventures of a hobbit named . The book was referenced in The Ugly Truth and Old School.
==History==
===Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth===
Grandpa Heffley is seen reading "The Hobbit" as a bedtime story to Greg at 7:30 in the evening.The Ugly Truth, p. 114
===Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School===
When Greg is discussing the problems of sleeping in Manny's room, he says one of the reasons is Manny picking out the longest bedtime stories that there are just to annoy Greg with The Hobbit being indirectly mentioned.
==References==
==External links==
*Wikipedia's article on .
The Löded Diper Van

Rodrick's van is a vehicle that Rodrick Heffley owns. It is a white van with the words "Löded Diper" on the side. Rodrick keeps his band equipment in the back of the van, and it has no back seats. In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School, it is revealed that the van has a broken taillight and an expired inspection sticker. Greg states that the van is 15 years old in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules.
==History==
===Diary of a Wimpy Kid online / Diary of a Wimpy Kid===
In Diary of a Wimpy Kid, an illustration of Rodrick driving the van is shown when Greg mentions Löded Diper. In , the van is driven by Bill Walter.
===Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules===
In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules, Rodrick uses the van to pick Greg up from swim practice. Greg has to ride in the back with the band equipment, and does not enjoy it. Greg asks Rodrick to go slower in the van, and he agrees, then drives over speed bumps.
===Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever===
In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever, Greg and Rodrick want to do a good deed and take an old lady to the supermarket in the van.
===Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School===
In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School, Rodrick drives the van on his way to work at the Old-Timey Ice Cream Parlor. He takes the carpool lane to go faster, putting his Old-Timey Tobias costume in the other seat to make it seem as if he is driving with two people. The police pull him over and fine him, then tow his car, making him walk home.
===Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down===
In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down, after the pig eats candy corn, it gets sick and starts gagging. Greg and Rodrick use Rodrick's van to bring it to the veterinarian, and it vomits while riding in the back. Greg tries to clean up the vomit, but throws up himself.
===Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Wrecking Ball===
In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Wrecking Ball, Rodrick washes his clothes in the dishwasher when the washing machine is broken. He air-drys his clothes using his van, but is pulled over by the police.
Later, Rodrick drives through wet concrete in the driveway with his van.
===Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (film)===
In the films, the van is a 1995-2005 Chevrolet Astro EXT.
==Gallery==
Van.png|Bill driving the van in Diary of a Wimpy Kid online.
Rodrick driving over speed bumps.jpg|Rodrick driving over speed bumps, with Greg in the back.
Called shotgun.jpg|The van with its doors open.
Rodrick drives his van while air drying his clothes.jpg|Rodrick using the van to dry his clothes.
Loded Diper van.PNG|The van in the films.
Category:Vehicles
Category:Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Wrecking Ball
The Manny Will Not Be Televised

The Manny Will Not Be Televised is a catchphrase associated with the use of Manny from Diary of a Wimpy Kid as a symbol used both online and in physical spaces in support of the . The name is a play on the Gil Scott-Heron song and poem "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised."
==Gallery==
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Category:Miscellaneous
The Monkey

The Monkey is one of the residents of Isla de Corales. He used to be the leader of a troop of monkeys on the island, but was kicked out. He wound up at a bar and people kept buying him drinks. He got mad when he and a group of people in the bar were watching a sports game, then Manny suddenly took the remote and put on a cartoon he likes, then throws the TV remote into the water. He was also a member of the crowd who stampeded into the Wild Side after Greg Heffley accidentally broke down a part of the wall.
Category:Minor characters
Category:Animals
Category:Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Getaway characters
Category:Male characters
The Motel

The Motel is a small, cheap motel that appears in The Long Haul. It is unclean and run-down, and its two advertised features are a pool and air-conditioning. The Heffley Family stays here one night during the events of the story. The beardos are also introduced here.
==Story==
Greg and his family pulled over at The Motel, since it was getting late. There were no other good hotels nearby, so it was their only option. Greg notes that the lobby smelled like mildew, and the carpet was covered with stains. When they got to the room, it reeked of smoke, and there were marks (possibly cigar burns) on the bed sheets, but due to the 24-hour cancellation policy the family was unable to leave. They stripped down the mattress, and Susan and Frank tried going to sleep. Greg and Rodrick went to the pool, but it had no water. There was also a hot tub that the beardos were already using, so they returned to the room, where Rodrick fell asleep. Greg was about to sleep, but was woken up by a loud, repeating crash. He found the Beardo kids had stolen the cleaning cart and were joyriding it. Greg got out of the room and scolded them, causing the youngest one to cry, and go back to his room to get his father. However, "Mr. Beardo" (as Greg calls him) knocked on the wrong door because he didn't see which one Greg went into. The next day, the Heffleys go to the Highway 1 Country Fair.
==Gallery==
Lobby.png|The lobby.
Heffley Motel Room.png|The room Greg's family stays in.
No-WaterPool.png|The pool, which has no water.
Beardosinhottub.png|The Beardo family in the hot tub.
BeardoKidsCleaningKart.png|The Beardo kids steal a cleaning cart and ram it into a wall.
Category:Locations
Category:Heffley family
Category:Real-world articles
Category:Greg's dislikes
The Muddy Hand

The Muddy Hand is a disembodied hand covered with mud that appears in one of Rodrick's horror movies entitled Hello, You're Dead. In it, the Muddy Hand travels the countryside looking for victims to strangle, and the last person who sees it is always the next victim. The film in question frightened Rowley and Greg at the end (where the Muddy Hand strangles its last victim and walks straight at the screen, implying that the viewer will be its next victim). This made Greg and Rowley become really paranoid that the Muddy Hand was out to get them (despite being fictional). Greg then figures out that since it is just a hand it would take a long time to get to them so they stopped worrying about it. It was only mentioned in Dog Days. In the Rodrick Rules movie, The Foot is used (which is most likely a parody of the Muddy Hand).
In Fregley's version in Dog Days film, in the wilderness awareness he tells a campfire story about the Muddy Hand. It is about an old woodsman who chops of his own hand by mistake while chopping wood in rain, his hand is the Muddy Hand.
==Appearance==
*The Muddy Hand looks just like an ordinary hand, the only notable difference is that the hand is quite dirty and covered in mud. It's also unknown how it kills its victim, it most likely strangles the victim.
==Appearances ==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid (online)
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (2012 film)
*The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary (Dog Days Edition)
==Trivia ==
*If the Muddy Hand was not in the book, the plot could have been very different, as Greg and/or Rowley, in specific scenes, would not have been scared and would not have taken the plot-defining actions (such as Rowley smashing Greg's hand with a hammer because he thought it was the Muddy Hand).
*Greg is more scared of Fregley, possibly killing him than the Muddy Hand.
*The Muddy hand might be inspired by the hand from The Addams Family.
==Gallery==
Hello Your Dead.PNG|Hello You're Dead cover, the movie where the hand comes from.
Muddy Hand.png
Category:Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days characters
Category:Greg Heffley
Category:Antagonists
Category:Greg's dislikes
Category:Minor characters
Category:Objects
Category:Miscellaneous
Category:Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2010 film) characters
Category:Pseudo-characters
The Neighborhood Tattler

The Neighborhood Tattler is a newspaper created by Greg and Rowley. It was only shown and mentioned in Cabin Fever. It was created to inform the public about Greg and Rowley's Holiday Bazaar.
==History==
The Neighborhood Tattler was first created by Greg and Rowley after their unsuccessful attempt to get an ad in the local paper about their Holiday Bazaar. They attempt to pass it around their middle school before Vice Principal Roy swoops in and takes all the newspapers. Later, Greg uses his newspaper to reveal the identity of the masked stranger. 
== Newspaper Sections ==
=== Ask Greg ===
This section featured Greg answering questions sent in by readers. However, Greg and Rowley couldn't get real people to ask questions, so they wrote fake ones. One is about a guy that doesn't wear socks in his slippers and one is about ladies asking if Greg was single.
===Comics===
And it also had a comic section with three known comics.    
*T.G.I.F. by Rowley Jefferson
*Ned the Napkin by Rowley Jefferson
*Stinky Sebastian by Greg Heffley
===Articles===
It's first ever article advertised Greg and Rowley's holiday bazaar and how the other holiday bazzar's employees are ripping people of by selling expensive Drummies.
The latest known article is of Greg revealing that he is the masked do-gooder.
Greg wrote a review criticizing Papa Tony's and how they stopped selling grape soda, you're only allowed to take two napkins and how they replaced many non-veg pizzas with veg pizzas, and how the soda machine doesn't work right half of the time. But an advertisement of Papa Tony was printed right next to it.
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever (First and only appearance)
==Gallery==
TheNeighborhoodTattler.png|The title.
Page 1.png|The first front page.
Masked hero.png|Greg revealed he was the masked person who cleared the driveway for the soup kitchen to open.
Papa Tony's in The Neighbourhood Tattler.png|This section talks about Greg's bad experience at Papa Tony's pizza restaurant.
Category:Miscellaneous
Category:Newspapers
Category:Objects
Category:Greg Heffley
Category:Rowley Jefferson
Category:Reading Material
Category:Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever
The Snurples

The Snurples was a TV Show that Manny watched in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel. The Snurples characters have their own language. Greg and his family can barely understand it while Manny appears to understand it. Manny always talks to his family in this language. Susan read in a parenting magazine that The Snurples is not good for little kids as it sets them back in their social skills, this being true as Manny doesn't have a friend except for imaginary friends. However, Manny’s social skills improved, as Mikey was his friend in Hard Luck, implying that he is getting better.
==Known Snurples Quotes ==
*"Groople blop pop. Bop bop?"
*"Yop yop!"
*"Blinkly borp!"
*"Yorp yorp yorp!"
*"Splinky splop."
*"Splop!"
*"Bloop!"
==Appearances==
*Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel (First and only appearance)
==Gallery==
Cool Language.png|The Snurples talking
Manny snurples.PNG|Manny and Greg watching The Snurples
Mannyusingsnurpleslangauge.png|Manny using Snurples langauge.
==Trivia==
* It appears to be a parody of In the Night Garden, Boohbah, Yo Gabba Gabba, or despite the fact they speak Gibberish, Teletubbies.
* The Snurples could be based on The Sneetches by Dr. Seuss, because one Snurple has a star and the other doesn't.
* The fact of the Snurples setting children back in social and language skills was a reference to Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men, which during it's debut in the 50's, was objected by parents because they thought the gibberish language in the show would set children back in skills.
* This show is a reference in the 1988 British animated children's television series: The Snurples
Category:Television shows
Category:Fictional Characters
Category:Manny Heffley
Category:Fictional Brands
Category:One-time characters
Category:Book-only characters
Category:Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel characters
Category:Minor characters
The Squisher

The Squisher is a character by Greg and Rowley, when they decided to draw some superheros.
==Gallery==
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==Appearances==
*Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid: Rowley Jefferson's Journal (First and only appearance)
Category:Characters
Category:Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid: Rowley Jefferson's Journal characters
Category:Greg Heffley
Category:Rowley Jefferson
Category:Characters created by Rowley
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Category:Fictional Characters
Category:Fictional Superheroes
Category:One-time characters
Category:Greg Heffley's Creations
The Talk

The Talk is a conversation between Gammie with any family member who has almost hit puberty. It's about growing up and entering the real world. Gammie advised Greg to not to let anyone take his picture until his growth-spurt days are over (Other family members who got "The Talk" failed to follow this.) and also warned him about getting to her age.
==People known to have got the advice==
*Greg Heffley
*Rodrick Heffley
*Joe Heffley
*Gary Heffley
*Frank Heffley
==Gallery==
Rodrick doing The Talk.png|Rodrick doing The Talk.
Category:Miscellaneous