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Stanislaw Kober

**Stanislaw Kober** is an American man in Earth-Two and former miner at the Blakely Coal Mine in Blakelytown. By 1938, Kober and other miners had been working in the mine under significantly unsafe conditions, but owner Thornton Blakely coarsely refused to accept that his mine was faulty. The mine collapsed in the middle of the year, and Kober was paralyzed in the incident. The hero Superman rescued Kober, and in a convoluted fashion convinced Blakely to improve working conditions in the mine.

## References

1. ↑ *Action Comics* #3a: "The Blakely Mine Disaster." (August 1938) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Nick Williams

**Nick Williams** is an American con artist in Metropolis in Earth-Two. In 1938, he claimed to be Superman's manager, and tried to get reporters at the *Daily Star* to publicize his story, even hiring an accomplice to portray Superman. He believed that Superman was a myth, and decided to profit off of it for himself. Unfortunately for him, two reporters at the *Star*—Lois Lane and Clark Kent—had met Superman multiple times and *were* Superman, respectively. Williams and his partner tried to kill Lane after she figured out their plans, but the real Superman saved her and brought them to justice.

## References

1. ↑ *Action Comics* #6a: "Superman's Phony Manager." (November 1938) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Bill Bunce

**Bill Bunce** is an American man in New York City in Earth-Two who owns a boat shop on Long Island Sound. He rented the sailboat *Daisy* to Speed Saunders in 1937—it was destroyed shortly after by gangsters led by Spider Liverman.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #3a: "Speed Saunders and the River Patrol." (May 1937) Flessel, Crieg.
Gargantua T. Potts

**Gargantua T. Potts** is an African American man in Earth-Two. In 1939, Potts was working as a deckhand on a ship, and was regularly abused by the captain for perceived laziness. Adventurer Tex Thomson saw this and knocked out the captain in retaliation. Gargantua was endlessly grateful, and decided to quit his job and tag along with Tex and Bob Daley on their adventures.

## Notes

1. ↑ Potts is depicted as a racist, stereotypical, comic-relief blackface character.

## References

1. ↑ *Action Comics* #15f: "Tex Thomson." (August 1939) Baily, Bernard.
Simon Thunder

**Simon Thunder** is an American man in Earth-Two, and the father of Johnny Thunder. Simon was a bank clerk in the Bronx in New York City when Johnny was abducted at one month old in 1917. Johnny wouldn't return home until he was five years old, at which point the Thunders moved away from New York. The fate of Simon and his wife Mildred after this point is unknown.

## References

1. ↑ *Flash Comics* #1d: "Johnny Thunderbolt!" (January 1940) Wentworth, John (w), Asch, Stan (art).
Luthoria

**Luthoria** is a European nation in Earth-One. It entered a war with Twerpany in late 1939, the outcome of which is unknown. American detectives Slam Bradley and Shorty Morgan got stuck in the middle of the war while attempting to vacation in Europe. Luthoria has no apparent connection to Lex Luthor.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #34j: "Slam Bradley." (December 1939) Siegel, Jerry (w), Bailey, Mart (art).
Lucy Belle Willis

**Lucy Belle Willis** is an American woman in Kentucky in Earth-One and a member of the large Willis family. She is related to Zeke and Lem Willis, among others. In 1937, Zeke fled home from Cleveland after robbing a bank there, pursued by freelance detectives Slam Bradley and Shorty Morgan. Morgan was captured by the Willis clan as they defended Zeke, but Morgan weaseled his way out Lucy Belle's watch by pretending to find her beautiful. Suddenly lovestruck, Lucy Belle put down her guard and unwittingly allowed the detectives to get the upper hand. Zeke was soon captured and returned to custody in Cleveland.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #8i: "Slam Bradley and the Hillbillies." (October 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Vivian Dale

**Vivian Dale** is an American actress in Earth-Two. In 1939, she was kidnapped by the criminal Tarantula and held for a half-million-dollar ransom. In a successful attempt to elude the police, Tarantula held Dale within one of the many hidden passages in her old house. The vigilante Sandman figured out his tricks however, knocking Tarantula out for police capture and freeing Vivian Dale.

## References

1. ↑ *Adventure Comics* #40a: "The Tarantula Strikes." (July 1939) Fox, Gardner (w), Christman, Bert (art).
Black Jack Benson

**Black Jack Benson** was an American man in Earth-Two who was executed in 1939 on two charges of murder. He had been on the run for his first offense, but was captured through the combined efforts of federal agent Dick Kelly and Cleveland freelance detective Slam Bradley. He escaped before he could be executed the following month, and fled to Switzerland to hide out with his brother Helger Wetjen and associate Gale Dennis. Dick Kelly followed him there, but he was killed by Benson and the others. Slam Bradley and Shorty Morgan also arrived, but managed to outsmart the gang and take them back to the U.S. All three were charged with murder, and Benson was executed for his crimes.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #27m: "Slam Bradley." (May 1939) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Biography of Batman (Earth-Two), 1940

The following is a **biography of Batman for the year of 1940**.

## Biography

### The ruby idol

Bruce Wayne visited Commissioner James Gordon in his office. As the two spoke, Gordon was visited by a curio collector who'd recently bought a ruby statue modeled after a Hindu deity, and ever since had been accosted by threatening letters. One of these letters also threatened the explorer who'd sold him the statue, Sheldon Lenox, and Gordon decided to seek him out, knowing time was of the essence. Wayne tagged along as Gordon drove into the streets, spotting a group of Hindus with the kidnapped explorer. They took him to the wharf, killed him, and threw his body in the river, driving away before Gordon could apprehend them. News of the explorer's death and the valuable idol spread, and its owner put it under heavy security in his home. Knowing it would attract attention, Batman investigated that night. He stopped a group of criminals from stealing the idol, but was caught off-guard by the Hindus, who successfully took it and fled. He trailed them to the shop of Sin Fang in Chinatown, who was noted for dealing in stolen goods. Batman confronted Fang and endured a series of traps trying to retrieve the idol that the Hindus had handed off. Batman soon discovered that Fang was in fact Sheldon Lenox in disguise: he had faked his death in order to make more money reselling the idol in pieces. The two fought, and Batman threw the idol at Lenox, knocking him through a window and plummeting to the street to his death.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #35a: "The Case of the Ruby Idol." (January 1940) Finger, Bill (w), Kane, Bob (p), Kane, Bob and Sheldon Moldoff (i).
Evelyn Curry

**Evelyn Curry** is an American woman from Metropolis in Earth-Two who was wrongfully convicted of murder in 1938. Just minutes before her scheduled execution by electrocution, Superman barged into the home of the governor and showed him a confession signed by the actual murderer, and the governor stayed Curry's execution and had her released. This act of justice was among Superman's earliest forays into public affairs.

## References

1. ↑ *Action Comics* #1a: "Superman, Champion of the Oppressed!" (June 1938) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Anubis

**Anubis** is an Egyptian god of evil, depicted as a man with a hawk's head. In ancient times, Anubis was worshiped by the evil priest Hath-Set; Hath-Set was the mortal enemy of Khufu, who was reincarnated as 20th-century American scientist Carter Hall. When he realized the truth of his ancestry, Hall adopted the Hawkman persona as a "grim jest" against Anubis. The villainous Dr. Hastor, himself the reincarnation of Hath-Set, similarly worshiped Anubis.

## Notes

1. ↑ The hawk-like Anubis revered by Hath-Set bears little practical connection to the canine god of our reality.

## References

1. ↑ *Flash Comics* #1c: "The Origin of Hawkman." (January 1940) Fox, Gardner (w), Neville, Dennis (art).
Carl Kruger

**Carl Kruger** was an American man in Gotham City in Earth-Two, who was obsessed with taking over the world. Kruger was committed to an insane asylum for ambitious and violent tendencies related to his belief that he was an incarnation of Napoleon Bonaparte. He was eventually released and formed an army of sorts called the Scarlet Horde, assigning a number of scientists to build a large dirigible equipped with a powerful death-ray. In late 1939, the Horde attacked Gotham, causing significant devastation and demanding no resistance or it would attack again. Batman deduced who was behind the attacks, and tried on multiple occasions to bring Kruger down, but Kruger remained a step ahead of him for some time. On the zeppelin's second attempted attack, Batman steered his Batplane directly into the balloon, jumping out as the two collided and dramatically exploded in the sky. Batman landed on Kruger's personal biplane, forcing it to crash into the river while he dove safely into the water. Kruger was confirmed dead later that day, and his associates were arrested.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #33a: "The Batman Wars Against the Dirigible of Doom." (November 1939) Fox, Gardner (w), Kane, Bob (p), Kane, Bob and Sheldon Moldoff (i).
Nita Crane

**Nita Crane** is an American woman in Earth-Two and friend of Doctor Occult. In 1936, she was drugged by the villainous Lord of Life with a substance that put her into so deep of a coma that she was believed to be dead. She was put to rest and buried, only to be exhumed and "revived" by the Lord of Life. As he did to many other victims, the Lord of Life convinced Crane that she had died and that he was the only one capable of keeping her alive. She was thus coerced into doing his bidding. Doctor Occult eventually figured out this scheme after being "chosen" himself by the Lord of Life: he told the Lord's secret to his underlings, who beat him to death after learning the truth. Nita returned to her life as normal, effectively back from the dead after over a year.

## References

1. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #18p: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (February 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
2. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #19d: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (March 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
3. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #20e: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (May 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
4. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #21r: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (June 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
5. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #22t: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (July 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
6. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #23t: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (August 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Rosita Cortez

**Rosita Cortez** is a Mexican woman in Earth-One and the daughter of gold-mine magnate Alvardo Cortez. In 1937, she visited the United States with Alvardo and became friends with detectives Slam Bradley and Shorty Morgan. A week after returning home, Cortez was kidnapped by bandits led by Don Carlos who tried to discern the location of his gold mine. Slam and Shorty arrived in Mexico at Rosita's request and took down Carlos's organization, returning Cortez to safety. Rosita thanked Slam with a kiss.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #6i: "Slam Bradley in Mexico." (August 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Sander Amster

**Sander Amster** is an American man in Earth-Two who in 1935 was tormented, along with his wife, by the villainous Vampire Master. With help from Doctor Occult, Amster discovered that the Vampire Master was actually mad scientist Bart Moore, Mrs. Amster's former suitor, who had concocted a convoluted scheme to "have" her. Doctor Occult and the Amsters managed to stop Moore's plans, and he perished in his hideout's explosive self-destruction, allowing the Amsters to return to a life of peace.

## Notes

1. ↑ The Vampire Master's true name is a matter of conjecture due to a lack of clear scans of the original material.

## References

1. ↑ *New Fun Comics* #6m: "Doctor Occult, the Ghost Detective." (October 1935) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
2. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #7l: "Doctor Occult, the Ghost Detective." (January 1936) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
3. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #8y: "Doctor Occult." (February 1936) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
4. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #9ac: "Doctor Occult." (March-April 1936) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Maria Borgio

**Maria Borgio** was an American singer in Cleveland in Earth-One who was killed by jealous singer Ramon Gonzales. Frustrated at not getting work, Gonzales rigged Borgio's microphone to explode when a certain note was sung, and she was killed instantly at the end of an operatic radio performance. Detectives Slam Bradley and Shorty Morgan went on to capture Gonzales and bring him to justice.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #17j: "Slam Bradley Gets the Air." (July 1938) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Walter Weston

**Walter Weston** is an American banker in New York City in Earth-Two. In late 1938, he was a suspect in the murder of Barney Jones, who was apparently blackmailing him for some illegal speculation that Weston and other bankers were committing. Weston's alibi checked out, and detective Speed Saunders went on to find the culprit.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #22k: "The Snow Murder." (December 1938) Fox, Gardner (w), Guardineer, Fred (art).
Steve Weber

**Steve Weber** is an American pilot and veteran of the United States Navy in Earth-Two. In 1933, Weber and a group of other pilots testified against Teeter Sneed, who was accused and convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to ten years in prison. He was released in 1939 on good behavior, and in a matter of months three of his accusers had died in supposed accidents. Sneed set his sights on Weber, attempting to shoot him down as he flew a transport flight across the western states. Weber was protected however by the Three Sandmen, an ex-Navy unit led by Wesley Dodds, who forced Sneed into an emergency landing just as Sneed did the same to Weber. Dodds radioed for help, ensuring that Sneed would be taken into custody once more.

## References

1. ↑ *Adventure Comics* #42a: "The Three Sandmen." (September 1939) Christman, Bert.
Toad/Appearances

A complete guide of Toad's appearances.

**Psycho:** 3

**Plush Fighter:** 3

**Reaction Videos:** 4

**Gaming Videos:** 1

Overall: 11

## Psycho

1. Psycho Luigi Kills Pikachu (cameo)
2. Psycho Bowser Kills Bowser Junior
3. Psycho Yoshi Kills Mario

## Reaction Videos

### 2016

1. SML Movie: Bowser Junior's 8th Birthday! Mario And Luigi Reaction (Pikachu,Toad,Bowser,DK)
2. SML Short: No Crust! Mario And Luigi Reaction (SG: Pikachu,Baby Mario,Baby Luigi, DK, Toad, Bonnie)
3. SML Short: Bowser Junior Stubs His Toe! Mario And Luigi Reaction (DK,Pikachu,Toad, Yoshi)
4. SML Movie: Bowser Junior's Pillow Fort! Mario And Luigi Reaction (Pikachu,Yoshi,Waluigi) (cameo)

## Gaming Videos

### 2016

1. Pikachu, Donkey Kong, Wario And Toad Play: Mario Party 10
Johnny Thunder (Earth-Two)

**John L. "Johnny" Thunder** is an American hero.

## Biography

### Origin

Johnny Thunder was born at 7:00 A.M., July 7, 1917 to bank clerk Simon Thunder and his wife Mildred in the Bronx, New York City. At one month old, Johnny was abducted by natives of Badhnisia, who saw great significance in the time and date of his birth. They took him to Badhnisia thousands of miles away, and initiated him in a mysterious ceremony to "prepare" him to attain great power at seven years old. Badhnisia's neighboring enemy Agolea invaded, and a woman was tasked with bringing Johnny to a fishing village in Borneo to see out his youth. At five years old, Johnny wandered into an abandoned boat on the shore, which got swept away to the sea. He was found by an American freighter, which took him back to New York and reunited him with his family. The week of Johnny's seventh birthday, great rains and major flooding hit New York, and a belt that the Badhnisians had given him began to glow. However, no one around Johnny knew what to do about it, and he saw out the rest of his youth in the United States. As a young man in 1939, Johnny unwittingly discovered the power the Badhnisians had granted him. While working as a window washer, he uttered the phrase "say you," a homophone of the magical phrase "Cei-U" that would activate his Badhnisian powers: namely, a mysterious magical force would enact seemingly anything he commanded. He was accosted by Badhnisian agents who had found his location, but through his power he had them whisked away by a magical purple cloud simply by telling them to leave. Johnny didn't understand what had happened, and was just beginning to come to terms with his incredible new power.

## Notes

1. ↑ Despite the very specific birthdate, Johnny is erroneously described as being 23 years old in 1939.

## References

1. ↑ *Flash Comics* #1d: "Johnny Thunderbolt!" (January 1940) Wentworth, John (w), Asch, Stan (art).
Dora Hall

**Dora Hall**, née **Luftus**, was an American woman in Earth-Two, married to Charley Hall. Charley and Dora were coerced by Charley's friend Dudley Jones to participate in his counterfeiting operation. When Dora moved to get out of it with Charley, Jones had them both killed. He then further coerced Dora's sister Nora Luftus to get involved. The Sandman, secretly a friend of both Hall and Jones, put a stop to Jones's operation, leading to Jones's accidental suicide.

## References

1. ↑ *Adventure Comics* #46a: "The Sandman Meets with Murder." (January 1940) Fox, Gardner (w), Whitney, Ogden (art).
Henri Duval

**Henri Duval** was an artist living in the United States in Earth-Two who in 1937 murdered a series of judges who had considered his work "mediocre" at a recent exhibit. Through unknown methods, he had acquired the voodoo-like ability to paint a target's death and cause it to occur, even by the most implausible means. Supernatural detective Doctor Occult tracked down Duval as the culprit behind these mysterious deaths, but got himself captured in the process. Duval planned to kill Occult by "burning" him in effigy, but the police arrived in time to save him. Duval killed himself rather than be captured, using a painted dagger to stab his self-portrait to death.

## Notes

1. ↑ An unrelated swashbuckler named Henri Duval, also created by Siegel and Shuster, was featured in (non-canonical) stories in early issues of *More Fun Comics*.

## References

1. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #24r: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (September 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Boris Leland

**Boris Leland** is a spy of unclear origin in Earth-Two. In 1939, he attempted to illegally buy plans to a ray-gun invented by Wesley Dodds for his home nation, negotiating under the table with the Dodds-Bessing Steel Corporation's Evarts. Neither of them counted on Dodds secretly being the vigilante Sandman, who interrupted their deal and brought them both to justice.

## References

1. ↑ *New York World's Fair Comics* #1i: "Sandman at the World's Fair." (April 1939) Fox, Gardner (w), Christman, Bert (art).
Doris Dane

**Doris Dane** is an American woman in Earth-Two and a friend of Speed Saunders. In 1938, she took Speed and her nephew Dick to Hondoku Island to rescue her brother, aviator Malcolm Dane. Overcoming dangerous currents and hostile natives, they found that Malcolm had strangely become the leader of an evil tribe of cannibals, and only just managed to flee with their lives. Through unclear circumstances, Malcolm was brought to his senses. Speed and the Danes returned to civilization, catching the connecting ship *Calvon* in Liverpool to return to America. Speed gave Doris the gift of a pearl necklace, but they were soon stolen. After a convoluted chase for the pearls, the culprit fell overboard clutching them to his apparent death.

## Notes

1. ↑ After being the leader of a tribe of cannibals at the end of *Detective Comics* #14, Malcolm Dane is peacefully aboard a passenger liner with Speed and the others in the following issue. No explanation is given for this discrepancy.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #14a: "The Mystery of Hondoku Isle." (April 1938) Fox, Gardner (w), Flessel, Creig (art).
2. ↑ *Detective Comics* #15a: "Speed Saunders." (May 1938) Fox, Gardner (w), Flessel, Creig (art).
Biography of Slam Bradley and Shorty Morgan, 1940

The following is a **biography of Slam Bradley and Shorty Morgan for the year of 1940**.

## Biography

### In the Foreign Legion

At the start of the year, Slam and Shorty were hired by socialite Clyde Winthrop as protection while he led his wealthy friends on a tour of the poor part of town. While they visited a dingy bar, the lights suddenly went out, and when they came up Winthrop had been robbed and killed. Slam and Shorty did some investigating and found that the two men who were likely responsible, Scar Jensen and Tony Caputo, had previously been in the French Foreign Legion. Slam speculated that the two had left the country and reenlisted, and decided that they should enlist themselves. They did just that, and within a few days they were stationed in Africa. Scar Jensen was indeed a commandant in the Legion, and had an arrangement with Aba Cadabra and his band of Arabs to detain Scar's enemies. He sent Slam and Shorty to Cadabra upon realizing who they were, and the two found that Tony Caputo had been imprisoned with the Arabs as well after getting on Scar's bad side. Slam managed to overcome Cadabra's men and capture him at gunpoint, bringing him back to the Legion with Shorty and Caputo. They confronted Scar as a higher-up in the Legion arrived and Slam told him the situation, leading to Jensen and Caputo's extradition and arrests. Slam and Shorty were commended by the Legion for their deeds, and honorably discharged.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #35j: "Slam Bradley." (January 1940) Siegel, Jerry (w), Bailey, Matt (art).
Twin

Link

Yoshi (sometimes)

**Twin** is a forgotten (formerly recurring) character on TheJohnnyAlbertShow.

## Appearance

Twin has a egg-shaped head, brown eyes, a beard, black clothing and a red belt.

in The Legend Of Link: The Hero Of Time, he wears a black helmet.

## Trivia

* Twin was Fofo's first character.
* Along with Luigi, Cuckoo and Link, they're the earliest characters of TheJohnnyAlbertShow.
Gloria Travers

**Gloria Travers** is an American woman in Earth-One. In 1939, she was wrongfully committed to an insane asylum as an apparent attempt by the corrupt institution to claim her father's fortune in his will. Detectives Slam Bradley and Shorty Morgan uncovered the plot, rescued Travers, and got the institution shut down and its employees brought to justice.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #30j: "Slam Bradley." (August 1939) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Julie Madison

**Julie Madison** is an American woman in Gotham City in Earth-Two and the fiancé of Bruce Wayne. She is unaware of Bruce's double-life as the vigilante Batman.

## Biography

In 1939, Julie was hypnotized by the Monk, a vampire-werewolf from Europe who used his potent hypnotic powers to make his victims do his bidding. Julie mindlessly roamed the streets of Gotham at night and attempted to kill a man, but was stopped and brought to her senses by Batman, who told her to "tell Bruce" what had happened. The next day, Bruce took Julie to the doctor, who recommended that she travel to Paris to put her mind at rest—but Bruce noticed that he himself seemed hypnotized. When Julie boarded a ship to Paris, Batman followed in his Batgyro, and landed on the ship to find a man in a red hood and cloak, the Monk, assailing Julie. The Monk's hypnotic powers proved to be a dire threat, and Batman retreated. He continued to follow them to Paris, and eventually found the Monk in a castle, but fell into a series of traps. The Monk bragged that he would bring Julie to his castle in Hungary and feed her to his werewolves. Batman managed to escape and free Julie, taking her with him to Hungary to defeat the Monk once and for all. Batman and Julie stayed at a hotel in Hungary, where he came across a vampire woman named Dala who claimed to also want to stop the Monk. She led him to his castle there, but it was a trap—she and the Monk led Batman into his keep, where he revealed that they were both werewolves in addition to vampires, and he now planned on making Julie a werewolf herself. He used long-range hypnosis to bring Julie to the castle, and threw Batman in a pit of wolves. He escaped unscathed, and found that the other three were all sleeping. He loaded his gun with silver bullets and killed the Monk and Dala as they slept before spiriting away with Julie.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #31a: "Batman Versus the Vampire, Part One." (September 1939) Fox, Gardner and Bill Finger (w), Kane, Bob (p), Kane, Bob and Sheldon Moldoff (i).
2. ↑ *Detective Comics* #32a: "Batman Versus the Vampire, Part Two." (October 1939) Fox, Gardner (w), Kane, Bob (p), Kane, Bob and Sheldon Moldoff (i).
Mario Babysits Pikachu

**Mario Babysits Pikachu** is the 5th episode of TLOJA.

## Sypnosis

TLOJA: Mario Babysits Pikachu. Mario is late to pick up pikachu since pikachu's parents are on a trip and asked Mario if he can babysit Pikachu while they are gone. Mario accepts and will become pikachu's babysitter for a couple of months. Luigi does not like that idea one bit.

## Characters

* Mario
* Pikachu (debut)
* Rabby
* Blue Tank
* Link
* Twin and his twin-brother
* Polar Bear
* Luigi
* Giraffe (debut)

## Trivia

* This episode marks the first appearance of Pikachu and the Giraffe.
* From this episode onwards, Luigi's voice is now deeper.
Human Fly

The **Human Fly** is a name given to an American robber in Cleveland in Earth-One, so named because of his tendency to rob from establishments in high towers by scaling their walls. He was brought to justice in 1937 by Slam Bradley, Shorty Morgan, and Snoop Dolan.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #9j: "Slam Bradley and the Human Fly." (November 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Freddy Vs Nightmare Freddy

**Freddy Vs Nightmare Freddy** is the 3rd episode of FNAF Plush, and this is Nightmare Freddy Saga.

## Sypnosis

FNAF Plush Episode 3 - Freddy Vs Nightmare Freddy. In this new episode of FNAF or Five Nights At Freddy's Plush Adventures, Freddy will go against his worst nightmare, Nightmare Freddy in FNAF Plush Episode 3. In the last episode in FNAF Episode 2 - Freddy's Nightmare, Freddy had a nightmare about Nightmare Freddy but in this episode of FNAF Plush he will fight him. The FNAF episode 3 starts with Freddy, Foxy, Chica and Bonnie getting ready to go meet Pikachu and his friends. Once they meet Pikachu, Link, Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, and Bowser Jr. Bowser Jr starts laughing at Foxy for being fat, Foxy strikes back and start fighting. while they are arguing, an earthquake begins to happen, everybody from FNAF and Super Mario Bros and Pokemon crew begin to scream, once it stops, Nightmare Freddy introduces himself. The Battle between Freddy and Nightmare begins!!! Who will win? will it Freddy? or will it be Nightmare Freddy?

## Characters

* Freddy Fazbear
* Fatty Foxy
* Bonnie
* Chica
* Nightmare Freddy
* Mario
* Bowser Junior
* Baby Mario
* Baby Luigi
* Link
* Luigi (cameo)
* Springtrap (cameo)
* Phantom Foxy (cameo)

## Trivia

* This is Mario and Bowser Junior, Baby Mario and Baby Luigi's first appearance in FNAF Plush.
	+ This is also Springtrap and Phantom Foxy's first appearance in FNAF Plush.
* This is the first Link wears his outfit from Outset Island in a non-reaction video.
* This is the first time Bowser Junior meets Freddy.
* This is the first time Nightmare Freddy meets Freddy.
* This is the first time Bowser Junior says his catchphrase "Screw you guys, i'm going home!".
Rita Carlisle

**Rita Carlisle** is an American woman in Earth-One and daughter of a wealthy chain-store owner. In 1937, she came to the police asking for a tough detective to watch her prize dog poodle Mimi ahead of an important contest. The captain offered the job to freelancer Slam Bradley, but the tough and gruff Slam was insulted at such an offer. He instead had the diminutive Shorty Morgan take up the job, and he and Rita went out on the town with Mimi for the day. Carlisle went into a Chinese antique shop in Chinatown, where she was kidnapped by thugs answering to the store's owner and crime boss Fui Onyui. Onyui aimed to coerce and torture Carlisle into signing over her fortune. Shorty got hold of Slam Bradley, and the two fought their way through Onyui's henchmen to rescue Rita and bring Onyui to justice. At the end of it all, Rita thanked Slam with a kiss.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #1i: "Slam Bradley." (March 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Face

The **Face** was an American criminal in Earth-Two, renowned for his potency with disguises. In the 1930s, he targeted Billy Winnslow and his sister Sue in an attempt to steal away their inheritance of an oil well in Oklahoma. He drove Sue to suicide, and framed Billy into serving prison time for five years. Winnslow sought revenge when he got out, approaching his old friend Wesley Dodds for assistance. The Face broke into Dodds's home and shot them both disguised as a police officer, killing Winnslow and wounding Dodds. With both Winnslows out of the picture, Face planned for one of his underlings to travel to Oklahoma and pose as a relative in an attempt to claim the well. But the Sandman, Dodds's vigilante alterego, put a stop to their plans, chasing Face by car and driving him into a river to his death.

## References

1. ↑ *Adventure Comics* #44a: "The Sandman Meets the Face." (November 1939) Fox, Gardner (w), Flessel, Creig (p), Flessel, Creig and Fred Guardineer (i), Guardineer, Fred (let).
Goofy

### First Appearance:

Pikachu Vs Yoshi Vs LinkSML Movie: The Ring Mario And Luigi's Reaction!!! ( Special Guests: Pikachu, Yoshi And Link ) (on a reaction video)

### Potrayed by:

Johnny Albert

**Goofy** is a minor character on TheJohnnyAlbertShow who first appeared on Pikachu Vs Yoshi Vs Link.

## Appearance

He looks identical to his original-counterpart.

## Personality

His personality is shown to be similar to his original counterpart's.

## Trivia

* Him and Mickey Mouse are the first Disney characters to appear in TheJohnnyAlbertShow.
Arthur Bell

**Arthur Bell** was a sugar-plantation proprietor on San José Island in Earth-Two. He was murdered by rival plantation owner Nick del Borno in 1937, a crime which investigator Speed Saunders solved and then brought del Borno to justice. Bell was survived by his friend May Adams.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #4a: "The Mystery of San José Island." (June 1937) Fox, Gardner (w), Flessel, Crieg (art).
Alicia Stockton

**Alicia Stockton** is a woman in Earth-Two who traveled to Sung-Wei in 1939 for missionary work. She was captured by the mad scientist Dr. Kichung, who was experimenting with transplanting human brains into ape bodies. He planned for Stockton to be his first woman test subject, but adventurers Tex Thomson and Bob Daley arrived and rescued Stockton.

## References

1. ↑ *Action Comics* #8g: "Tex Thomson." (January 1939) Baily, Bernard.
2. ↑ *Action Comics* #9g: "Tex Thomson." (February 1939) Baily, Bernard.
Dave Grogan

**Dave Grogan** was an American gangster in New York City in Earth-Two. In 1938, his gang was involved in a massive counterfeiting operation that caught the attention of investigator Speed Saunders. Grogan in fact was merely using bills that were being manufactured by an unassuming old stationery-shop owner named Gus—Gus shot and killed Grogan as Saunders closed in on them, apparently concerned that Grogan was getting to be too big a part of the organization. Saunders brought Gus into custody.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #19a: "The Grogan Case." (September 1938) Fox, Gardner (w), Guardineer, Fred (art).
Dodds-Bessing Steel Corporation

The **Dodds-Bessing Steel Corporation** is an American company in Earth-Two. Wesley Dodds, secretly the vigilante Sandman, inherited the company from his father, and continues to work as an engineer for the company.

## References

1. ↑ *New York World's Fair Comics* #1i: "Sandman at the World's Fair." (April 1939) Fox, Gardner (w), Christman, Bert (art).
Cornton

**Cornton** is a pleasant, scenic town in Maine in Earth-Two. The uncle of Madge Allen, who passed away in 1937, lived there, leading to a conflict over his estate between Madge and banker Arthur Harde.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #10a: "Speed Saunders, Ace Detective." (December 1937) Fox, Gardner (w), Flessel, Creig (art).
Mario's Farting Problem

**Mario's Farting Problem** is the 6th episode of TLOJA.

## Sypnosis

This is an old video so i thought i would uploaded since i thought it was kind of good. Rabby The Super BWAAAH! put something on Mario's water and now Mario has a farting problem.

## Characters

* Mario
* Twin and his twin-brother
* Rabby
* Luigi
* Star Fox

## Trivia

* the description says that this is an old video, which explains why Luigi has his old voice in this episode.
* this episode reveals that Rabby can puke rainbows.
* this episode is the second appearance of Star Fox on TLOJA.

## Goofs

* Twin mentions that the cup of water is green, however, the cup of water looks normal.
Tommy Burke

**Tommy Burke** is an American ex-football player at Cordell University in Earth-Two. A perennial benchwarmer who had never played a game, Burke was dumped by his girlfriend in 1938 in favor of pro tennis player Wallace Dodd. Shortly afterward, he was thrown into the spotlight when Superman drugged him and briefly took his place on the team, looking to prevent a deadly attack on the Cordell team orchestrated by the coach of their rival Dale University. Burke recovered in time to see his impostor crush the competition during the first half. Having accomplished his task, Superman switched out with Burke for the second half, and Burke demonstrated his usual unspectacular ability. Encouraged by his newly impressed girlfriend, Burke quit football for good after the game was over.

## Notes

1. ↑ Burke is described as having been on the team for six seasons, a truly bizarre amount of time for a college player.

## References

1. ↑ *Action Comics* #4a: "Superman Plays Football." (September 1938) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Dick Kelly

**Dick Kelly** was an American federal investigator in Earth-One. In 1939, he captured murderer Black Jack Benson with the accidental help of detective Slam Bradley, but Benson escaped prison and fled to Switzerland before he could be executed. Kelly followed him there, only to be killed by Benson, his brother Helger Wetjen, and their associate Gale Dennis. Slam Bradley and Shorty Morgan soon trailed Kelly to Switzerland and brought the three responsible for his murder to justice, leading at last to Benson's execution.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #27m: "Slam Bradley." (May 1939) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Frenchy Blake

**Frenchy Blake** is an American gang leader in Gotham City in Earth-Two. In 1939, Blake's gang committed a huge jewel heist, but were soon brought down by the vigilante Batman, who beat a signed confession out of Frenchy and delivered him to the police.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #28a: "Frenchy Blake's Jewel Gang." (June 1939) Finger, Bill (w), Kane, Bob (art).
Billy Winnslow

**Billy Winnslow** was an American man in Earth-Two. A childhood friend of Wesley Dodds, Billy and his sister Sue were targeted by the criminal known as the Face for their inheritance of an oil well in Oklahoma. The Face drove Sue to suicide, and had Billy framed and sent to prison for five years. Winnslow did turn to a life of crime when he was released, frantically seeking revenge against the Face. He attempted to rob a wealthy man's home, only to find that it belonged to Wesley Dodds. The two spoke, and Winnslow explained his situation. A police officer came in, ostensibly regarding the burglary, but he was in fact the Face in disguise. He shot both men, killing Winnslow and wounding Dodds. Dodds recovered a week later, and as his vigilante alterego the Sandman sought out the Face and rammed his car into a river, killing him.

## References

1. ↑ *Adventure Comics* #44a: "The Sandman Meets the Face." (November 1939) Fox, Gardner (w), Flessel, Creig (p), Flessel, Creig and Fred Guardineer (i), Guardineer, Fred (let).
Nat Grayson

**Nat Grayson** was an American man in Metropolis in Earth-Two and owner of the Akme Construction Company. In 1939, he employed thug Butch Grogan, who in turn paid off a nightwatchman, to sabotage a rival company's skyscraper construction, causing several deaths in a short span of time. Superman put a stop to Grayson's scheme, bringing him to justice. He was arrested and sentenced to the electric chair, and is now presumed dead. Nat bore no apparent relation to Gotham's Dick Grayson.

## References

1. ↑ *Superman* #2c: "Superman and the Skyscrapers." (Fall 1939) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (p), Cassidy, Paul (i).
Fuzzy/Appearances

**FNAF Plush:** 1

**Reaction Videos:** 7

**Psycho:** 1

**Overall:** 8

## Reaction Videos

### 2016

1. SM64: Mario joins the Circus Mario And Luigi's Reaction (Special Guests: Pikachu, Fuzzy And Link)
2. SML Movie: Jeffy's Favorite Song! Mario And Luigi Reaction (Bowser, Link, Yoshi, Pikachu, Squirtle)
3. SML Short: No Crust! Mario And Luigi Reaction (SG: Pikachu,Baby Mario,Baby Luigi, DK, Toad, Bonnie)
4. Grand Theft Mario - If Mario was in...GTA V Baby Mario And Baby Luigi Reaction (Pikachu And Bonnie)
5. SML Movie: Bowser Junior Gets His Nose Pierced! Mario And Luigi Reaction (DK, Pikachu And Link)
6. SML Movie: Broken Mario And Luigi's Reaction ( Special Guests: Pikachu And Yoshi )
7. SML Movie: Jeffy's Flu Shot! Mario And Wario's Reaction!!! (Special Guests: Pikachu And Yoshi)
Phillippa Rowen

**Phillippa Rowen** was an American author in New York City in Earth-Two. In 1938, she followed a gangster known as Bettini trying to dig up information for her next novel—Bettini murdered her by offering her a cigarette laced with prussic acid. The detective Speed Saunders and Rowen's secretary Betty Palmer solved Rowen's murder and brought Bettini to justice.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #21a: "The Glass of Poison." (November 1938) Gardner, Fox (w), Guardineer, Fred (art).
Egypt

**Egypt** is a country in northern Africa that had a sprawling civilization millennia ago, defined by pharaohs and their pyramidal tombs. In Earth-Two, Koth established a base of operations in a tomb there, unaware that it contained the magic belt that would soon be his downfall at the hands of Doctor Occult.

## References

1. ↑ *The Comics Magazine* #1b: "Dr. Mystic, the Occult Detective." (May 1936) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art). Centaur Publications.
2. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #14r: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (October 1936) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
3. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #15q: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (November 1936) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
4. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #16d: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (December 1936) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
5. ↑ *More Fun Comics* #17e: "Dr. Occult, the Ghost Detective." (January 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Steven Crane

**Steven Crane** was an American businessman in Gotham City in Earth-Two. In 1939, his business partner Alfred Stryker formed a contract with him, Paul Rogers, and one Mr. Lambert to gradually buy out control of the Apex Chemical corporation. Stryker went on to arrange the murders of Crane and Lambert, hoping to kill all three and thereby gain control at no cost. Rogers managed to escape Stryker's attack thanks to the efforts of Batman, who punched Stryker into a vat of acid and killed him.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #27a: "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate." (May 1939) Finger, Bill (w), Kane, Bob (art).
Hemisphere

The ***Hemisphere*** is a steam liner in Earth-One. In 1938, detectives Slam Bradley and Shorty Morgan, along with Betty Gladstone, boarded the *Hemisphere* from the United States to Africa to search for Gladstone's father.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #19j: "Slam Bradley in Africa." (September 1938) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Ray Martin

**Ray Martin** is an American football player at Cordell University in Earth-Two. When Superman disguised himself as Tommy Burke to infiltrate the team in 1938, Martin started a fight with him, only to be punched several feet into the wall and knocked out.

## References

1. ↑ *Action Comics* #4a: "Superman Plays Football." (September 1938) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Khufu

**Khufu** was an ancient Egyptian prince in Earth-Two. He and his lover Shiera were killed by the evil priest Hath-Set, but Khufu declared with his last breath to get revenge in a future life. Khufu was reincarnated as Hawkman in the early 20th century, and Hawkman fulfilled Khufu's millennia-old vow by defeating Dr. Hastor, Hath-Set reborn. Shiera was also reincarnated as Shiera Sanders, whom Hawkman soon befriended.

## References

1. ↑ *Flash Comics* #1c: "The Origin of Hawkman." (January 1940) Fox, Gardner (w), Neville, Dennis (art).
Sandman (Earth-Two)

The **Sandman**, born **Wesley Dodds**, is an American vigilante in Earth-Two. Dodds is a wealthy scientist and inventor for the Dodds-Bessing Steel Corporation, having inherited his late father's fortune. As the Sandman, he dons a signature gas mask and business suit to fight crime by night. The Sandman utilizes a special gun that emits a potent sleeping gas to down his foes, hence his mask. He often leaves a pinch of sand on the criminals he's defeated as a calling card.

## Biography

### 1939-1940

*Full article: Biography of Sandman (Earth-Two), 1939-1940*
## Notes

1. ↑ Sometimes erroneously written as "Dodd."

## References

1. ↑ *Adventure Comics* #40a: "The Tarantula Strikes." (July 1939) Fox, Gardner (w), Christman, Bert (art).
Shiera

**Shiera** was an ancient Egyptian woman in Earth-Two. She and her lover prince Khufu were killed by the evil priest Hath-Set, but Khufu declared with his last breath to get revenge in a future life. Shiera was reincarnated as Shiera Sanders, a 20th-century American woman. In 1940, she met Carter Hall, a scientist and reincarnation of Khufu, who had discovered their collective pasts and explained them to her. The two soon came into conflict with Dr. Hastor, the reincarnation of Hath-Set, whom Hall defeated as his alterego Hawkman.

## References

1. ↑ *Flash Comics* #1c: "The Origin of Hawkman." (January 1940) Fox, Gardner (w), Neville, Dennis (art).
Charles Maire

**Charles Maire** is a French man in Earth-Two. In 1939, he and his sister Karel  were antagonized by the Duc D'Orterre out of apparent desire for their money as well as for Karel herself. The Duc's ambition was such that he burned Charles's face off, leaving it blank and featureless. Batman eventually brought down the Duc, forcing his car off of a cliff to his death.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #34a: "Peril in Paris." (December 1939) Fox, Gardner (w), Kane, Bob (p), Kane, Bob and Sheldon Moldoff (i).
Sealed City

The **Sealed City** is an ancient city in Earth-Two that for time untold was covered over to much of the world by volcanic rock, though a civilization continued to thrive within. Explorers Tex Thomson and Bob Daley found the city in 1938, toppling a usurper ruler and restoring its true leader to power.

## References

1. ↑ *Action Comics* #2g: "Tex Thomson." (July 1938) Baily, Bernard.
2. ↑ *Action Comics* #3g: "Tex Thomson." (August 1938) Baily, Bernard.
3. ↑ *Action Comics* #4g: "Tex Thomson." (September 1938) Baily, Bernard.
Whitethorne family

The **Whitethorne family** is a family of American people in Earth-One related to the wealthy Caleb Whitethorne. In 1939, Caleb's son Ronald murdered him by poisoning, apparently attempting to claim his father's substantial fortune in his will. At Caleb's will reading, several members of the family were present: Ronald; Caleb's sister Sadie; his nephew Sidney; and his cousin Lucy Wentworth, as well as his butler Higgins. He left nothing to each of them, merely including them in the will to tell them off for being selfish and rude. One other man was mentioned in the will: detective Slam Bradley, who had fought off some ruffians and saved Caleb on one occasion. Caleb was amazed by Slam's bravery and power, and left him a million dollars in his will on the condition that he could survive one night in the mansion with the rest of his family. Caleb apparently suspected that someone in his family would murder him, and entrusted Slam with finding the culprit, who would surely make themselves known in trying to kill Slam. Caleb's mansion was filled with secret passages, allowing anyone who wished to roam about unseen. Ronald Whitethorne indeed tried to kill Slam, and indeed succeeding in killing Sadie when she apparently found him out. Slam and his partner Shorty Morgan figured out Ronald's scheme and brought him to justice.

## Family

* Caleb Whitethorne, patriarch, deceased
* Sadie Whitethorne, sister, deceased
* Ronald Whitethorne, son
* Lucy Wentworth, cousin
* Sidney Whitethorne, nephew

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #28j: "Slam Bradley." (June 1939) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
New York World's Fair

The **1939 New York World's Fair** is a large international expo held in New York City beginning in April 1939 and scheduled to close in October 1940. Versions of the New York World's Fair occurred in both Earth-One and Earth-Two, and several notable figures across both universes attended, including Superman, Slam Bradley, Zatara, and the Sandman. Its motto was "The World of Tomorrow", showcasing exciting visions of the future from across the globe.

## See also

* 1939 New York World's Fair on Wikipedia

## References

1. ↑ *New York World's Fair Comics* #1. (April 1939) Sullivan, Vincent (ed).
Frankie Dennis

**Frankie Dennis** is an American boy in Metropolis in Earth-Two. In 1939, Frankie ran away from his orphanage, fed up with his treatment at the hands of the abusive Superintendent Lyman. He wandered aimlessly for days, eventually passing out from hunger on train tracks. He was rescued by Superman, who, in his everyday guise as Clark Kent, cooperated with Frankie to investigate Lyman and eventually bring him to justice. Lyman was arrested for several serious crimes, and a new superintendent was hired.

## References

1. ↑ *Superman* #3a: "Superman and the Runaway." (Winter 1939) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Ethel Mann

**Ethel Mann** is an American woman in Earth-One who was the target of an attempted murder in 1937 while swimming off the beach in Atlantic City. She was rescued by detective (undercover as a lifeguard) Slam Bradley, who, along with sidekick Shorty Morgan, tracked down her attacker. He had committed four murders of late by pulling his victims down into the water while wearing a special diving suit himself. Slam fought the man underwater and severed his oxygen system, causing him to suffocate. Ethel thanked Slam with a kiss for saving her.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #7a: "Slam Bradley in Atlantic City." (September 1937) Siegel, Jerry (w), Shuster, Joe (art).
Captain Scum

**Captain Scum** is an American man and ship's captain in Earth-Two. In 1937, he ran a smuggling operation bringing Chinese immigrants into the country while throwing sick people overboard to die. This scheme was uncovered and brought down by Speed Saunders, and Scum and his men were brought to justice.

## References

1. ↑ *Detective Comics* #1a: "Speed Saunders and the River Patrol." (March 1937) Stoner, Elmer Cecil (w, p), Flessel, Creig (i).