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Madeline

**Madeline** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. She is a Puffy resident of Puffy Town who runs the toy store called Playtime For U in the town. In addition to receiving toys from from external shipment, Madeline is also capable of making them herself.

## Physical appearance

Madeline is a dark-skinned Puffy with a teal mushroom cap with black spots, long black hair that curls at the ends, and light teal eyes. Her outfit consists of a black short-sleeved one-piece outfit that ends with shorts, teal tights, black boots, and a teal apron with a single pocket.

## Personality

Throughout the series, Madeline is shown to be a sweet and caring Puffy; she is calm, gentle, and polite to her customers. In some situations, she can be a bit awkward and unsure of herself. In addition, Madeline is not particularly clever, but always helps her customers whenever she can. She has a close friendship with Parker, who is different from her in many ways, though it's not known if the friendship between the two girls will evolve into a romantic relationship like with Bubbles and Marvin.

## Skills and abilities

* **Toy making** - Being the owner of a toy shop, Madeline also has the knowledge to craft toys herself.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her job
* Toys
* Parker (her best friend)
* Kindness
* Her hair
* Amusement parks
* Helping people
* Go-karts
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* The Spook-Out
* The Viruses (sometimes)
* Tourists

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Crime
* Monsters
* Villains
* The village being destroyed
* Seeing others sad
* Mike Leeko’s loud singing
* Parker losing her temper
* People littering
* The Leonardo Mirror edition
* The mayor’s sheep causing chaos
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Scams
* Leonardo Dolls (as of Voo Doo’s And Don’ts)
* Chewies
* Unfair treatment
* Getting pied in the face

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Madeline is the only known Puffy seen in the show with dark skin.
Poppy Corn

**Poppy Corn** is a monster that first appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

Poppy Corn is portrayed as a towering pale green creature in the shape of a snowman with pieces of corn on its head and chocolate sticks for arms.

Poppy Corn can toss its bodily globs, turning them into pools of boiling hot goop once they hit the floor, thus making Poppy Corn unsuitable for Leeko to vacuum-mouth directly. Additionally, Poppy Corn cannot be defeated by standard attacks such as a sword slash from Moonlight Man, and is able to regenerate and reassemble quickly even if sliced clean into pieces.

## Description

In its debut episode, Poppy Corn is a monster sent by Nebula Enterprises. Initially, it is disguised as a different character named Mr. Eggward, who was once Chef Peppermint's instructor. In this disguise, it sends an advance notice to King Leonardo that it is coming to Usapia to rate its food. Taking advantage of this, King Leonardo sabotage Peppermint's cookbook by placing a sticker of Leeko over an image of Zeebon, making Peppermint believe that he must cook Leeko and present him to his mentor.

Ultimately, Peppermint "prepares" Leeko in a dish and presents it to the false Eggward, but could not bring himself to actually slaughter Leeko for the meal, instead leaving Leeko asleep in the garnish. Just as the fake Eggward is about to eat Leeko, however, Peppermint shoves Leeko off the table, resulting in the fake Eggward losing its temper and blowing its disguise. From there, the Poppy Corn monster gives up the act and transforms into its towering true form.

When standard attacks don't work on Poppy Corn, Peppermint tosses his frying pan to Leeko, who vacuum-mouths it to get the Chef Copy Ability. Peppermint and Moonlight Man first douse the monster in flour, then Chef Leeko deals the finishing blow by tossing it on a giant frying pan out into space to be fried by the sun. Leonardo ends up enjoying this "fried Poppy Corn" appointing Leeko as the new court chef, much to Peppermint's dismay.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E11/TB011** - A Taste-Off! (*debut*)
* **S1E34/TB034** - Cooking Up Disaster (*flashback*)
* **S2E30/TB064** - The Leeko Quiz Show! (*flashback*)
Octogiant

**Octogiant** is a monster that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

Octogiant is a red octopus-like creature which can change size drastically, going from a small harmless pet with a pinkish body to a dark red castle-sized fire-breathing Titan. In its debut episode, it causes trouble for the villagers by eating their livestock at night, while disguising itself as King Leonardo's pet to avoid capture.

Octogiant is capable of swallowing creatures whole, and quickly digesting them down to the bones, which it will then spit out. Octogiant is capable of living both in and out of water, and can fly through the air. It can also make many smaller copies of itself while in its large form, and can spit out fire. However, Octogiant is also weak to fire, meaning Leeko can defeat it easily by reverting its flames back against it. Another ability Octogiant has is the ability to lay a hypnosis spell on other creatures, turning their eyes yellow in the process. It uses this ability on King Leonardo to send him into a blind rage and attack Leeko with his hammer.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E1/TB001** - Leeko Comes To Puffy Town (*debut*)
* **S1E4/TB004** - A Dark And Story Night (*flashback*)
* **S1E14/TB014** - Pillowed! (*nightmare*)
* **S2E3/TB037** - Friend Or Felon? (*flashback*)
* **S2E13/TB047** - Virus Blues (*cameo - picture*)

## Trivia

* Octogiant's name comes from the words "octopus" and "giant". The "giant" part refers to its true form.
* Octogiant would later appear in the show as one of the living paintings that Penelope can conjure.
Thunder King

**Thunder King** is a monster which first appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

Thunder King is usually portrayed as a cloud-shaped snowman with black arms, yellow gloves, orange eyes, blue shoes, and a golden crown on his head. He is able to levitate.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In his debut episode, Thunder King is a monster sent by Nebula Enterprises at King Leonardo's request. Gene describes Thunder King as a company secret, and hopes to test out Thunder King out by sending him after Leeko.

Moonlight Man finds out about this, and tells Manny to warn Leeko about Thunder King's arrival, but he does not make it to Leeko and Milly in time, and they are confronted by a giant storm. Thunder King is fully obscured within the storm at first, and fires down lightning constantly on Leeko in an attempt to electrocute him. As they run through Puffy Town, several of the villagers are inadvertently targeted by the lightning strikes as the storm makes chase. These bolts also target King Leonardo, prompting him to try and return Thunder King to N.L.E., but they refuse, citing a one hour no-return period in the contract.

After a while, Milly calls upon the Shooting Star to help Leeko fight the storm. Leeko uses the red Star to fly into the center of the storm, where he finds Thunder King. Leeko attempts to dodge Thunder King's lightning strikes, and tries to vacuum-mouth its clouds, but this appears to be ineffective. Eventually, Thunder King throws out a lightning bolt shaped like a sword. Leeko inhales this and obtains the Sword ability. Using this ability, Leeko fires a series of giant Sword Beams at Thunder King, which cut the monster in half and defeat it.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E4/TB004** - A Dark And Story Night (*debut*)
* **S1E14/TB014** - Pillowed! (*nightmare*)
* **S2E30/TB064** - The Leeko Quiz Show! (*flashback*)

## Trivia

* Thunder King would later return as one of the recurring monsters in the series.
The Beginning, Part 1

**The Beginning, Part 1** is the first season of the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy, and the first overall season of *Leeko: The Series*. It first aired on March 19, 2001, starting with the episode Leeko Comes To Puffy Town and ends on March 26, 2003 with the episode Cooking Up Disaster.

This season follows the beginning adventures of Leeko, a pink mouse-like alien who crash lands in Usapia and becomes fast friends with two yellow-skinned siblings named Milly and Manny. This season focuses mainly on Leeko getting used to Puffy Town as well as learning about the backgrounds from many characters such as Moonlight Man, the celestial twins Helios & Luna, the spunky fighter Minesweeper, and the ancient bird Aerialessa, all while foiling the evil plans of King Leonardo and Tommy, who absolutely despise the pink Star Warrior and do everything they can to drive him out of town.

## Introduced in this season

### Characters

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Viruses
* Sir Pathogen
* Sir Chanter
* Lady Chanter
* Moonlight Man
* Twilight Man
* Aurora Man
* Helios & Luna
* Mr. Mage
* Puffy Town residents
* Gene
* Nebula
* Hilda
* Lola
* Sandy
* King Forrest
* Aerialessa
* Chicky
* Mr. Eggward
* Minesweeper
* Commander Ray
* Princess Rain
* Sand Man
* Slinker
* Albert

### Monsters

* Octogiant
* Brickbuster
* Clubstor
* Thunder King
* Leonardo Stone
* Slicer
* Heliuna
* Poppy Corn
* Oorameshia
* Crackle
* Snoozer
* Robo-Puppy
* Jewelmeleon
* Phochi Flower
* Frozo
* Snowzilla
* Salmonella
* Windify
* Swift Man
* Parasouls
* Bewarewolf
* Rosa
* Snowzilla Robot
* Spicey
* Gator
* Lil’ Mike
* Jearusa
* Blazing Tiger
* Cobbler

### Copy Abilities

* Fire
* Stone
* Sword
* Cutter
* Chef
* Parasol
* Tornado
* Needle
* Fighting
* Ice
* Ninja
* Dark Slash
* Mike

## Trivia

* This is the first season:
	+ To not have a two-part episode.
	+ To have the most Copy Abilities introduced. There are 13 in total.
	+ To have the most characters introduced.
* The first thirteen episodes have a slightly different animation. Starting from the episode Pillowed! and onward, the show has a slightly new animation.
* There are eight episodes in total where a Copy Ability is not featured.
* There are three episodes in total where more than one Copy Ability is featured.
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Albert

**Albert** is a guest character that appears in the fanmade show *Leeko: The Series*.

## Physical appearance

Albert is somewhat similar to Tommy in terms of physical characteristics and body shape, though he's noticeably taller and appears a bit more intimidating. He has light brown skin, a darker brown shell with a yellow underside, a yellow beak, and dark green military boots.

## Personality

Despite his intimidating appearance, Albert is shown to be nice to the people of Puffy Town and gets along with them well. He is particularly fond of Leeko, who acts as his guide during his visit. He is overbearing toward his brother, and bosses him around in public, but cares deeply for him. He is also very forgiving, and does not scold Tommy for lying to him about being king.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Albert made his only appearance in the episode Like Brother, Like Turtle, when he visits Usapia for a day to check in on his brother, who had claimed to have been made king. The people of Puffy Town play into this fib by hosting a celebration for him, but King Leonardo attempts to ruin the festivities in order to get back at Tommy for his disrespectful behavior during the act. When King Leonardo sets a bunch of Parasoul monsters to attack the guests at the dinner party, Tommy admits to his brother that he isn't really king, and he forgives him for doing so.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* His brother, Tommy

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Being lied to
* Bad things happening to his brother

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Parasouls

## Appearances

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E25/TB025** - Like Brother, Like Turtle (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Although Albert only appears in Like Brother, Like Turtle, he is mentioned in Marvin’s Prediction, Part 2. In the episode Tommy intends to leave King Leonardo and spend his final hours with his brother before Usapia is destroyed by an asteroid, but Leonardo does not allow him to leave and forces him to participate in pointless activities instead.
Leonardo Academy

**Leonardo Academy** (or **Nebula Academy**) is a schoolhouse built by King Leonardo using a school building kit from Nebula Enterprises which appears in *The Beginning* saga of the fanmade show *Leeko: The Series*. It is the principal setting of three episodes: Schooled!, Schooled 2: Got Scammed!, and Schooled 3: Teacher’s Threat.

## Description

The **Leonardo Academy** is a moderately-sized schoolhouse with a red roof and a bell with King Leonardo's face embellished on it. Next to the schoolhouse itself is a tall watch tower which is used for bungee jumping in gym class. In the back is a square dirt field which has giant retractable electric fences used to keep the kids in during class. These elements serve to make the academy resemble a prison. Inside the school, there are several hallways and a single classroom with twenty five desks for students, a desk for the teacher, and a chalkboard. Hanging over the chalkboard is a portrait of King Leonardo wearing his principal's robe.

The Leonardo Academy is used as the main setting for three episodes in The Beginning series: Schooled!, Schooled 2: Got Scammed!, and Schooled 3: Teacher’s Threat. In each one, the school ends up being destroyed when Leeko defeats the monster in that particular episode, and needs to be rebuilt for its next appearance.

## Staff

The following characters have held the following positions at Leonardo Academy:

### Schooled!

* King Leonardo - principal
* Tommy - vice principal and class president
* Beatrice - math teacher
* Mayor Bay Brittleton - science teacher
* Chef Peppermint - cook
* Professor Antico - ancient history teacher
* Miss Yuubin - gym teacher
* Chief Gordy - music teacher
* Marvin - art teacher

### Schooled 2: Got Scammed!

* King Leonardo - principal
* Tommy - vice principal
* Milly - math teacher
* Madeline - science teacher
* Professor Antico - world history teacher
* Chief Gordy - grammar and literature teacher
* Miss Yuubin - gym teacher
* Marvin - art history teacher
* Chef Peppermint - cook

### Schooled 3: Teacher’s Threat

* Professor Antico - principal
* Mayor Bay Brittleton - vice principal
* Button Bowtie - teacher
* Chef Peppermint - cook and student

## Trivia

* In each episode involving the academy, King Leonardo makes a show of screaming when it is destroyed or when he recounts its previous failures.
* After the events of *The Beginning* arc, Leonardo Academy would be replaced by a much more pleasant-looking schoolhouse called **Spring Breeze Academy**.
Fryguy

**Fryguy** is a bulbous Chinese chef monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics and powers

Fryguy is a large creature who is similar in shape and anatomy to King Leonardo and has snow white skin and shaggy red hair. His face consists of two large almond-shaped green eyes with a wide mouth with two small fangs on the top, accented with a long thin mustache. His outfit consists of a red robe which resembles a traditional Chinese chef's outfit with a white apron on top, along with a conical red and green cap with a white pompom on top. He has black feet.

Fryguy is an eccentric and energetic chef who has the power to conjure large quantities of Chinese food that is enough to feed a huge crowd. He is also vindictive and cruel, with his only real goal being to destroy Leeko by turning him into stir fry.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Fryguy appears in the episode Hungry For Rebellion, sent by Nebula Enterprises in order to feed the Viruses and stop them from overthrowing their stingy king. After gaining the Viruses' loyalty, Fryguy orders them to attack Leeko for him, and they proceed to menace him. Later on, Leeko gets the Chef Copy Ability and uses it to feed the Viruses himself to stop them from attacking him. Leeko and Fryguy duel to see who can get the Viruses' attention, but Chef Leeko ultimately wins out by giving the Viruses some healthy vegetarian cuisine. Having lost his army, Fryguy then attacks Leeko directly, attempting to cook him alive in his wok. Leeko manages to fight back and defeats Fryguy by turning him into deep-dried tempura, resulting in him exploding.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E25/TB092** - Hungry For Rebellion (*debut*)
Hammer

Artwork of Hammer Leeko

**Hammer** is a Copy Ability that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Power description

Hammer allows Leeko to use a large steel mallet as a weapon. Its mechanics are similar to the Sword ability, though it is slower, yet more powerful, allowing Leeko to make an overhead swing or a spinning aerial swing to pound his enemies for massive damage. Aside from regular attacks, Hammer Leeko can use the hammer to charge and release a flaming attack, and it can even be thrown at enemies, However, this can cause Leeko to lose the Hammer ability.

In Season 10, there is a super version of this ability called Giga Hammer, which can destroy and hit stakes that are much larger than Leeko. In Seasons 14 to 20, Hammer can be given any one of the five Power Effects to get elemental variants: Blizzard, Bluster, Sizzle, Splash, and Zap. Due to this, however, Leeko’s hammer no longer catches on fire when using the **Hammer Flip** move by default.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gets the Hammer ability, he wears a brown Viking hat with white linings on the base and single white vertical stripe down the center between two white horns. Leeko is provided with a metallic dark gray/black mallet with an orange lining on both yellow faces and a pink heart in the center.

## Transformation scene

Bright bands of light forms on Leeko’s head and disappear to show the hat. A strange shaped light appears above his head and he grabs at it, revealing it to be the hammer. Leeko swings the hammers around and takes a finishing pose to end the transformation.

## Episode / Film Appearances

### Appearances in Leeko: The Beginning

Appearances: 3
 S3E12/TB079 | Monkeying Around
 S3E21/TB088 | Shell Shock

## Trivia

* The Ability Star pendant for Hammer is light brown displaying a dark brown hammer.
Blazing Tiger

**Blazing Tiger** is a monster that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

Blazing Tiger appears as a yellow-furred tiger with black stripes on its back and fire at the end of its tail, and glowing white eyes set in a dour expression. Blazing Tiger has the ability to hover in the air and shoot fireballs from its mouth.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Blazing Tiger appears as a monster in the episode Trashed!. After being brushed off by Nebula Enterprises for not paying his bills, King Leonardo hacks into the Monster delivery system to obtain Blazing Tiger in order to have it incinerate all the trash that has accumulated in and around Puffy Town, but it gets out of control. Leeko eventually defeats the beast by turning into Fire Leeko and fighting fire with fire, inflating Blazing Tiger with his fire breath and tossing it into the sea. where it is destroyed by the water.
Lola

**Lola** is a recurring supporting character in the fanmade show, Leeko: The Series. She is an intelligent animal native to Usapia who is capable of speech.

## Physical appearance

Lola is a scarlet macaw; her body is mostly red, but her wings are tipped with yellow, green, and blue feathers, a yellow beak and talons, blue eyes, and white around her eyes. She has a tuft of feathers that hang over her forehead that resemble bangs, and two visible eyelashes.

## Personality

Lola is known to be a very wise bird. She’s easily the most skeptical of the female Animal Friends trio, and can get frustrated quite easily. Lola does not have a special relationship with Leeko, but she does care about the pink Star Warrior.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town
* King Forrest
* Her other animal friends, including Hilda and Sandy
* Nature
* Making new friends
* Tantan & Sunsun
* Numnum & Cece
* Redwood

### Dislikes

* Crime
* Villains
* Monsters
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Hover (sometimes)
* Animal abuse/cruelty
* Not being able to help others in their time of need
* Redwood in danger

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Hilda
* Sandy
* Tantan
* Sunsun
* Numnum
* Cece
* Redwood
* King Forrest
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* In The Beginning series, Lola often plays small roles or makes brief cameos in many episodes, along with Hilda, Sandy, and the other intelligent animals. This may change in future seasons.
Baton

Artwork of Baton Leeko

**Baton** is a Copy Ability that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* series.

## Power description

Baton allows Leeko to use a baton that can control his enemies. The baton emits a yellow ray, which when hitting an opponent, causes the opponent to become captured in a yellow aura. The opponent will be synchronized with the stick, that is, any movement that Leeko makes with the baton will happen to the foe. This lasts until the enemy is defeated.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gets the Baton ability, he is given a staff-like baton. The baton is periwinkle blue (in the center and tips) and cyan. It also gives Leeko a hat, which is lavender with a single yellow star on the front.

## Transformation scene

A baton twirls past Leeko. He catches it which makes the cloth appear, twirls the baton, and happily strikes a pose, finishing the transformation.

## Trivia

* The Baton ability is somewhat similar to Staff.
* The Ability Star pendant for Baton is cyan displaying a periwinkle baton.
Tonka Sahara

**Tonka Sahara** is a dense jungle in Usapia situated down river from the countryside surrounded Puffy Town in the show, Leeko: The Series. It is an untamed wilderness region home to dense vegetation, wetland bogs, extensive caves, and giant predatory animals. It is the primary setting of episodes like Sleeping Leeko and Dinosaur Park, Part 2, and home to the monster Phochi Flower, which Moonlight Man and Manny battle in order to save Leeko from a serious case of Snoozer-induced sleeping sickness. It also once contained the Dinosaur Kingdom theme park and Dr. Fossilic's laboratory, and was patrolled by the Chimera Dinosaurs.

## Appearances

### Leeko: The Beginning

Tonka Sahara is the primary setting of the episode Sleeping Leeko. After Leeko develops severe sleeping sickness from inhaling a Snoozer, Dr. Medico instructs Leeko's friends that a cure lies deep within that wilderness. Knowing its danger, Manny initially refuses responsibility for Leeko's condition, but is later compelled to take Milly's place on the journey to preserve his pride alongside Helios & Luna. Their expedition is perilous, as they run into several wild animals and other hazards, but they are repeatedly saved by Moonlight Man, who acts covertly along with Milly to ensure their success without them knowing. At the heart of Tonka Sahara is a deep cave with a mouth shaped like a skull. No vegetation grows within the cave, save for the carnivorous Phochi Flower, which serves as the main obstacle for Manny and the others to overcome.

Tonka Sahara appears again in the two-part episode, Dinosaur Park, as the main setting of the Dinosaur Kingdom theme park and Dr. Fossilic's laboratory. Many of the characters end up stuck in the jungle as they try to avoid the Chimera Dinosaurs that were sent to attack them.

## Trivia

* So far, Tonka Sahara has made its appears two times in The Beginning series.
Beatrice

**Beatrice Gordy** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. She is a Puffy residing in Puffy Town who lives with her husband, Chief Gordy.

## Physical appearance

Beatrice has a white mushroom cap with pink spots, long and straight golden blonde hair, and teal eyes. Her outfit consists of a high-collared pink blouse with lighter pink sleeves, dark reddish-purple skirt, black leggings, and dark reddish-purple slip-ons.

## Personality

Despite not having much dialogue, Beatrice comes across as kind, sweet, sincere, and caring towards others, particularly at her husband. She can sometimes be seen mingling with Snowdrop and Marvin. Even if she’s angry, she never resorts to violence.

## Skills and abilities

* **Illustrating/teaching** - this is shown in the episode Schooled!, where she is placed as a math teacher. Later, she is seen teaching the Puffy children in a more informal setting, where she tells them stories.
* **Cooking** - In the episode Come Get Your Meals!, Beatrice is shown to be an excellent chef, as she is able to prepare an astounding Japanese cuisine.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her husband, Gordy
* Flowers
* Warm weather
* Sunny days
* Karaoke
* Amusement parks
* Nature
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* The Spook-Out
* Teaching the Puffy kids
* Cooking

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Crime
* Monsters
* Villains
* The village being destroyed
* Seeing her husband sad
* Violence
* Mike Leeko’s loud singing
* People littering
* The Leonardo Mirror edition
* The mayor’s sheep causing chaos
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Scams
* Leonardo Dolls (as of Voo Doo’s And Don’ts)
* Chewies
* Unfair treatment
* Being sabotaged

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Beatrice had her first speaking role in the episode The Dangers Of Television, though she was heard speaking with her husband.
* In Baked Baddies, Beatrice is the only character who has not been hit by a pie, as she has used her parasol to block them.
* The episode Come Get Your Meals! shows that Beatrice is an excellent cook.
* Beatrice's mushroom cap is a reversed version of Parker's.
Speed

**Speed** is a Copy Ability that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* series.

## Power description

The Speed ability allows Leeko to travel at very high speeds on foot. The draft created by him is also such that other vehicles can follow behind and gain the same level of speed. Speed Leeko can also outrun almost anything on wheels. This is Leeko’s second fastest ability. Speed grants him extra mobility while either walking or running; he will run fast enough to even run on water and wall jump. While Speed Leeko’s main means of attack is by collision, the ability itself is not ideal for fighting.

In Seasons 12 and 13, Speed is compatible with the Android Suit, granting it Speed Mode.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko obtains the Speed ability, he wears a red helmet with a yellow thunderbolt on its front, and a black outfit with yellow wristbands and belt.

## Transformation scene

A wheel chases Leeko and he runs until he merges with the wheel, and the outfit appears, then smiles to the viewers to finish the transformation.

## List of moves

Speed moves
 **Rocket Start** | Leeko charges up and runs forward.

## Episode / Film Appearances

### Appearances in Leeko: The Beginning

Appearances: 2
 S3E24/TB091 | The Mild Side, Part 2

## Trivia

* The Speed ability has only appeared in 2 two-part episodes in *The Beginning* series.
* Speed is the first new ability to be introduced in Season 2.
* Speed often appears in most racing-themed episodes and is hardly ever used in battle.
* The Ability Star pendant for Speed is gray, displaying a black Leeko figure running at full speed with action lines appearing around him.
* Speed’s Ability Star pendant looks similar to the one for High-Jump, except the action lines are sideways, indicating that the figure is running instead of jumping.
Flail

Artwork of Flail Leeko

**Flail** is a Copy Ability that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Power description

The Flail ability works similarly to Hammer, as it gives Leeko a weapon that is more sluggish than abilities like Sword, but is more powerful with good range. Leeko can swing the flail around to flick at his foes. However, once Leeko executes this attack, he loses the Flail ability. The flail can also be detached from the rope, grow to a large size, and thrown to crush his enemies. This ability may be infused with one of the five Power Effects: Bluster, Zap, Sizzle, Splash, and Blizzard.

## Physical appearance

When acquiring the Flail ability, Leeko gains a purple helmet with four rounded protrusions at the top. On the front part of the helmet is a short darker purple visor with a single round gem in the center. He also gains a small mace with a black handle attached to a dark purple band.

## Transformation scene

A bright light covers Leeko’s head and disappears to show the spiked helmet. Leeko sees the flail coming towards him, but he dodges in time and grabs the rope part to bring it back to him. Leeko swings the flail around above his head before hoisting it over one shoulder, looking like he’s ready for battle, finishing the transformation.

## Trivia

* Flail can be seen as a mix of the Hammer and Yo-Yo abilities.
* This ability was originally called “Mace”. It was also going to be called “Iron”.
* The Ability Star pendant for the Flail ability is purple displaying a darker purple mace.
* The character Mace Man (from Season 4 onward) has the exact movesets.
Spicey

**Spicey** (also called **Monsieur Spicey**) is a skilled chef monster that first appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

Spicey is initially a short, egg-shaped creature with light yellow skin. He sports shaggy bright red hair and a mustache along with opaque glasses. He wears a typical white chef's outfit and hat with long sleeves and round, orange shoes. While Spicey is only ever described as "foreign", he is most likely French due to his language and the nature of the dishes he serves. Spicey is an expert chef, able to produce food that makes the residents of Usapia euphoric when they taste it. He has a secret recipe which can even hypnotize those who eat his food.

Spicey has a second form, which appears when he is ready to battle. He transforms into a towering beast with multiple arms; each of which carries a different cooking implement. Each arm is capable of extending great distances, making fighting him tricky, even with the Chef Copy Ability. Spicey is ultimately weak to fire, though he is not defeated by the Fire ability, but instead by Leeko's heartburn after eating Chef Peppermint's curry.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In his only debut episode, Spicey is sent to King Leonardo by Nebula Enterprises in order to help him establish a rival restaurant to Peppermint's Table in Puffy Town. Upon its completion, all the Puffies flock to the new restaurant as the food Spicey prepares is far superior to and cheaper than Peppermint's Table, or of any of their home cooking. This prompts Chef Peppermint to resort to making his food extremely spicy to compete.

At the peak of the spice wars between the two restaurants, Spicey reveals his special sorbet and adds a special ingredient that dyes it pink and coaxes the eater to crave more pink round things. After a few rounds of this sorbet, the residents of Puffy Town become eager to eat Leeko, and Spicey uses this opportunity to transform into his monstrous form to attack the pink mouse. Chef Peppermint tosses Leeko his frying pan to help, but Chef Leeko is no match for Spicey and is defeated. Spicey then places Leeko into a bowl full of ice to freeze him to death, but Peppermint returns with his toxic-atomic curry and tosses it at Leeko. After eating this, Leeko immediately thaws out and blows out flames at Spicey, setting him ablaze and defeating him, destroying the restaurant in the process.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E29/TB029** - That’s Hot Stuff! (*debut*)
* **S2E30/TB064** - The Leeko Quiz Show! (*flashback*)

## Trivia

* Spicey's name is pronounced "spahy-say", which is not pronounced correctly by a lot of characters as they say it as "spahy-see", the actual pronunciation for the word "spicy". Sir Pathogen is the only character to say his name correctly.
Seashell Valley

**Seashell Valley** is a location seen in the fanmade show, *Leeko: The Series*. It is located in Usapia, not far from Puffy Town and Seashell Beach. It is the home of the mighty sage Mr. Mage, and is where the residents of Puffy Town travel to seek his council.

## Characteristics

Seashell Valley is characterized by its steep rocky terrain and jagged landscape, complete with many deep pits around the narrow causeway. High up on the canyon walls is a thick canopy of jungle-like vegetation which serves to shroud the area below in darkness even during the day, though the area down in the canyon itself is largely devoid of vegetation. Around Mr. Mage is a shrine that has been constructed with a massive fire pit that is used to light the area.

Aside from many times the Shooting Star scene is used, Seashell Valley is not often a location which the characters of the show find themselves in, but Leeko and his friends will retreat to the canyon and take shelter inside Mr. Mage whenever their comrades have been injured or they otherwise need to get away from a powerful enemy. Seashell Valley is prominently featured in the episodes of The Beginning series: Fighting With Swords, Your Sword, My Sword, and the two-part episode Air Ridin'!.
Gene

"It's always been a real pleasure double-dealing with you, Your Majesty."

**Gene** is one of the main antagonists of *Leeko: The Beginning* series, along with King Leonardo and Tommy. Gene is the public face of Nebula Enterprises and is usually seen only on a television screen from within Castle Leonardo, appearing whenever Leonardo wants to order a monster or some product from the company.

## Physical appearance

Gene is somewhat humanoid in appearance. He is a genie-like creature with pale blue skin and curly, bright blonde hair. His outfit consists of a red, long-sleeved buttoned-down tuxedo and the lower half the same shade, a darker red bowtie and cuffs, and a two-tone red hat.

In every episode he appears in, Gene is displayed on a television screen, always seen from the waist up. In the episode Fight To The End, he is revealed to be very small.

## Personality

Gene, as the public face of Nebula Enterprises, usually keeps a professional demeanor as much as possible, even when his customers are hurling insults at him. He does his job very well, as he is often able to talk King Leonardo into buying extra stuff and charging him premium rates for various services. As such, he is able to keep Leonardo under a perpetual debt which is ultimately never paid off before N.L.E is destroyed in the episode Fight To The End. Despite his professional demeanor, Gene can be quite sarcastic and sometimes mock Leonardo for his foolishness. Due to the king's refusal to pay his debt, Gene often has to refuse him service or send in a monster against his wishes.

Overall, Gene's main role in The Beginning series is to act as a source or information about each of the monsters that Leeko has to battle with. Despite doing a good job at selling monsters, Gene tends to falter with it comes to his real intention of destroying Leeko and the other Star Warriors. He often hatches plans to entrap the pink mouse, as seen in episodes like Viva Las Leo! and Midsummer Night’s Scream, Part 2, where he plans to have Leeko transported directly to N.L.E headquarters to be destroyed by a horde of monsters. Both plans nearly worked, but are thwarted due to Mike Leeko's singing in the former case, and Moonlight Man in the latter. He was also tricked by Minesweeper into sending Metal Masher to Usapia only to have the monster destroyed when Minesweeper betrays him. Despite his usual antagonistic role, Gene is seen to have a sense of fair play. In The Leeko Quiz Show!, he serves as an impartial host, even disqualifying King Leonardo and Tommy when it is proven that they cheated in the last round.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Helping King Leonardo and Tommy (sometimes)
* Being the public face of Nebula Enterprises
* Nebula (sometimes)
* Selling monsters
* Teasing Leonardo and Tommy (sometimes)
* Chewies

### Dislikes

* Leeko
* Minesweeper (after being betrayed by him)
* His plans going wrong
* Mike Leeko's loud singing
* Being tricked
* Leonardo not paying his bills

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Nebula
* King Leonardo
* Tommy

### Enemies

* Leeko
* Minesweeper
Baby Boomer

**Baby Boomer** is a monster that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics and powers

Baby Boomer is a small, sky blue-colored round creature that resembles a round bomb. He wears white gloves, has dark purple eyes with black markings around them, and black round feet.

Baby Boomer can conjure bombs from thin air, and then toss them at whoever he pleases, whether they be friend or foe. Baby Boomer is weak to his own bombs, and if one explodes on him, he will be immediately defeated.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Baby Boomer appears in the episode Leeko’s Anniversary!, initially hidden inside the massive cake that King Leonardo delivers to Leeko's first anniversary party. King Leonardo had initially ordered this monster to help him stop a perceived revolution to topple him over from power, but the monster's arrival was delayed due to his conflicting nature towards friend or foe. When Baby Boomer emerges from the cake, he immediately throws bombs at everyone he can see. Leeko vacuum-mouths one of these bombs to gain the Bomb Copy Ability, then uses his own bombs to fight Baby Boomer. To finish him off, Bomb Leeko leaps at the giant bomb that Baby Boomer tosses and deflects it back at him, blowing up after it lands in his hands. Afterwards, there is nothing left of Baby Boomer except for a piece of a bomb shell from his body.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S2E17/TB051** - Leeko’s Anniversary! (*debut*)
Rosa

**Rosa** is a monster that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

Rosa's appearance is similar to a typical taraxacum, but she also appears to have scarlet "blush stickers" on her cheeks, reddish-violet eyes, red petals, and lavender eyeshadow.

In her monster form, she is bigger and appears more menacing with her petals are sharp around the edges; her pale yellow face is purple; her almond-shaped eyes are fully red; her leaves are much larger; blades in between her petals.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Rosa made her appears in the episode Baby Flower. At first, she is simply a flower that grew near King Forrest's trunk. As she grows, Forrest becomes infatuated with her, giving her a name and protecting her from the elements. Learning of the flower and Forrest's love of her, Leeko, Milly, and Manny help name and shelter her, including shielding her from harsh weather. Upon learning of this flower and wanting revenge for the events of the prior episode King Of The Woods, King Leonardo conducts a plot to steal the flower and have Nebula Enterprises transform her into a monster. They do this by abducting the flower using a smokescreen and then taking her to the Monster delivery system in Castle Leonardo.

Not knowing what had been done to the flower, Leeko and his friends enter the castle, locate Rosa sitting in a flower pot, and take her back to Forrest. Once returned, Rosa reveals her face and charms Forrest further by speaking to him. Overnight, Rosa begins to swap Forrest's strength by tapping his roots, meanwhile growing in size. Suspecting foul play, Leeko and his friends attempt to dig Rosa out without Forrest noticing, but Rosa sees them and alerts Forrest, causing the old tree to apprehend them with his roots. Rosa then makes her move and turns into a giant monster, sporting razor-sharp petals which she can throw at will.

After thwarting King Leonardo and snapping Forrest back to his senses, Leeko vacuum-mouths one of Rosa's razor petals and gains the Cutter ability. Cutter Leeko finishes off the giant flower using a Cutter Boomerang move. As she falls, Rosa promises to be reborn one day, but not as a monster, later being replaced by an entire patch of small faceless Rosa flowers.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E27/TB027** - Baby Flower (*debut*)
Twilight Man

**Twilight Man** (or **Twilight** for short) is a recurring supporting character in the fanmade show, Leeko: The Series. He is one of Moonlight Man's apprentices, along with his companion Aurora Man. Twilight Man usually does the speaking for Aurora Man, who often responds with "That's right!"

## Physical appearance

Twilight Man is an orange cat-like creature with a long tail, pointed ears, long whiskers, beady black eyes, and a small black nose. He wears a purple hat with a white pom pom on the top and a white hem, a long-sleeved purple buttoned-down blouse, gray pants, white gloves, and black shoes. He has no fingers.

## Personality

Twilight Man is a disciplined soldier, but he is somewhat inexperienced, particularly when compared to his sworn master Moonlight Man. Twilight Man takes his role as his apprentice seriously like his partner Aurora Man, though almost to a fault, since he hardly ever engages socially with the people of Puffy Town and sees them as entities that need protecting. Twilight Man speaks more often to the people he protects than Aurora Man. Since Twilight and Aurora have known each other for a long time, they work together well and hardly have any problems with trust.

In the episode Werewolf Hour, it is revealed that Twilight Man and Aurora Man were one road-side bandits and attempted to rob Moonlight Man once before he saved them from Bewarewolf. This act led to the pair to swear loyalty to him. However, because of this history and despite the loyalty, both Twilight and Aurora are somewhat temperamental and undisciplined, which can lead to these two getting into trouble. They have never looked back on their criminal pasts once and do not disturb the people of Puffy Town.

## Skills and abilities

* **Swordfighting** - Despite being inexperienced, Twilight Man does display some decent fighting skills.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town
* Moonlight Man
* His partner, Aurora Man
* Training
* Food
* Protecting people from monsters

### Dislikes

* Crime
* Villains
* Monsters
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Too much work
* Mike Leeko's loud singing
* Leeko in danger
* Scams
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Chewies

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko (ally)
* Milly (ally)
* Manny (ally)
* Moonlight Man (master)
* Aurora Man (friend/partner)

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Twilight Man has a bit of an Australian accent, like Hilda.
Hover

**Hover** is a supporting character in the fanmade show, Leeko: The Series. He is a green dragonfly that lives in a hole in a tree near Leeko's house, though he can often be seen sleeping in Leeko's bed instead.

## Physical appearance

Hover is larger than the average dragonfly. His body is mostly green and has four darker green limbs.

## Personality

Hover is generally cantankerous, selfish, and short-tempered in personality. This attitude tends to bug others with his sarcastic and jeering remarks. Much of this behavior is directed towards Leeko in particular, as the two are housemates. Hover would also do a lot of mean things to Leeko, such as deceiving him for his own benefit, insult him, and kick him off his bed so he can get comfortable. Despite this harshness, however, Hover does care about Leeko's safety and can generally be expected to do the right thing.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Making fun of others, especially Leeko (sometimes)
* Getting what he wants
* Racing
* Relaxing
* Being alone
* Sleeping
* Mini figures

### Dislikes

* Crime
* Villains
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters
* Milly's bossiness
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Scams
* Leonardo Dolls (as of Voo Doo’s And Don’ts)
* Chewies
* Getting pied in the face

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko (housemate)
* Milly
* Manny
* Sandy
* Hilda
* Lola
* Puffy Town villagers
* Whitehead, Daisy, and Gamba
* King Forrest
* Redwood

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Hover may be based on the Meganeura, an extinct genus of giant dragonflies.
* Despite being an insect, Hover only has four limbs.
Butcher Bot

**Butcher Bot** is a large mechanical robot monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics and powers

The Butcher Bot is a large machine that consists of several mechanical units which are able to be detached and separated into individual components. It has two arms that wield a three-barreled cannon at the end of each which act as a sort of vacuum. It also holds a large triple-door dishwasher with two large blades that jut from its sides, which is set upon its back. It moves about by using three continuous tracks that are located underneath it, and atop it is a cockpit that is enclosed by glass, which is used to control the machine's actions. The Butcher Bot also has a siren on top of it and a small orb in the shape of King Leonardo's head on the front part of the cockpit.

The Butcher Bot is shown to be a bulky machine that is capable of drawing in objects - mainly food - and launching them through multiple of its mechanisms. It is also quite fast for its large size, and is able to twist and turn just as quickly. This makes damaging its outer body difficult, as it is able to quickly ward off almost anyone who attempts to strike it.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

The Butcher Bot appears in the episode Too Cook For You, where it is advertised on Channel Lion Out Loud as individual food processors as a scam to get others to buy the Butcher Bot for King Leonardo, since he is unable to buy it due to his overdue bills. After some male Puffies and others buy the machine in order to cook with them, King Leonardo and Tommy further extend their plot by hosting a cooking contest in order to gather the separated parts into one place. Once all of the units of the Butcher Bot are gathered at the contest, King Leonardo combines them into the monster itself, which he and Tommy take control of from its cockpit. They use the Butcher Bot's ability to fire food to distract Leeko, which allows the Butcher Bot to batter him while he tries to eat.

The select male Puffies then discover that electricity is the robot's weakness from their food processor manuals. Moonlight Man, who overhears this, launches himself toward the Butcher Bot and uses the Dark Slash to spawk sparks from it. Leeko then vacuum-mouths the sparks to gain the Spark Copy Ability. Spark Leeko jumps into the Butcher Bot and shoots electricity through its internal system, which causes the Butcher Bot to malfunction and ultimately be destroyed. Its overheating prior to its destruction causes King Leonardo and Tommy to be cooked inside as if they were in a microwave oven, and once ejected from the cockpit, they are "served" on a plate with garnish.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E15/TB082** - Too Cook For You (*debut*)

## Trivia

* The Butcher Bot was likely built only to battle Leeko, since its only real offensive is firing food.