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Sand Man

**Sand Man** (or sometimes called **Sergeant Sand Man**) is a guest character that appears in the fanmade show *Leeko: The Series*.

## Physical appearance

Sand Man is largely ball-shaped with skinny and pale arms and legs. His body is completely covered in thick golden light brown fur, with only a large pair of eyes and his mouth popping out of the front to make up his face. Unlike many other characters, he has well-defined hands and feet. He wears no clothing except for a pair of white gloves and a pair of dark brown shoes.

## Personality

Sand Man is known for his extreme paranoia and devotion to his former role as a drill sergeant in the Galaxy Soldier Army, likely from living in isolation from others for so long. He seeks to continue the fight against Nebula Enterprises, but is also a bit of a coward, as he prefers to set up traps and attack from the shadows, and fleeing after his initial struggle with Windify. Sand Man initially distrusted Leeko and his friends when they washed up on his island, but he eventually came to respect them.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Sand Man first appeared in The Lost Warrior. After Leeko, Milly, Manny, Helios, and Luna get stranded on his island, he attempts to attacks them using arrows from out of sight and using traps he set up, believing them to be monsters out to get him. After a brief tussle, the kids form an uneasy truce with Sand Man due to their incompetence at fighting back against him, and he makes them go through a form of boot camp to shape them up as fighters.

When King Leonardo and Tommy show up on the island in their Tank car, Sand Man believes the kids are affiliated with them, and the two intruders play into this false believe before releasing Windify to attack the group. However, when Sand Man watches Manny and then Leeko fight against Windify, he snaps out of his old ideas for good. Seeing Leeko successfully defeating the monster brings new hope for Sand Man that perhaps the battle against Nebula Enterprises can be won after all. He entrusts Leeko and Moonlight Man with the job as he intents on staying on the island he's grown fond of, promising to return to the fight if he is needed.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Helios & Luna
* Fighting
* His home island
* Tough training
* Moonlight Man

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Being lied to
* Leeko and his friends (at first)
* Amateurs

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Moonlight Man
* Helios & Luna

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Nebula
* Windify

## Appearances

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E22/TB022** - The Lost Warrior (debut)
* **S2E18/TB052** - Attack Of The Capsules! - Part 1 (*toy figure*)
The Beginning, Part 3

**The Beginning, Part 3** is the third and last season of the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy, and the third overall season of *Leeko: The Series*. It first aired on October 4 2005, starting with the episode Delivery Time and ends on June 18 2008 with the episode Fight To The End. The season has 33 episodes in total.

The story of Season 2 follows the events from the previous season, where the adventures of the young Star Warrior Leeko and his best friends Milly and Manny continue as they learn more new things from this fellow residents, as well as Leeko discovering new and powerful abilities as he builds up his skills so he can defeat Nebula once and for all.

## Introduced in this season

### Characters

* Whales
* Island Sisters
* Barbarion
* Button Bowtie
* Chef Licorice
* Drowsy, Grunty, and Skinny
* Fury
* Air Gliders

### Monsters

* Delivery Boy
* Mudlett
* Tentaspark
* Wormelia
* Dr. Fossilic
* Chimera Dinosaurs
* Syringe Bugs
* Splash Painter
* Tommy 2.0
* Barbarion (monster form)
* Green Adder
* Trash Grabber
* Butcher Bot
* Mr. Daiken
* Mummy Babies
* UooVee Rayz
* Lobberlicious
* Crowco
* Tremundia Tom
* Angelaie
* Speedie
* Fryguy
* Whoopie
* Monsters In Training
* Cuddleshy
* Snapper
* Demon Lizard (Devil Leeko and Devil King Leonardo)
* Mega Constrictor
* Shiny Crabler

### Copy Abilities

* Jet
* Spark
* Crash
* Paint
* Wing
* Throw
* Baton
* Water
* Flail
* Top
* Light Rod

## Trivia

* There are 3 two-part episodes in this season.
* This season introduces 11 new Copy Abilities.
* This is the last season of the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.
* This is the first and only season in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy to end with a feature-length film.
* This is the last season to be animated by Wildbrain before the rest of the series becomes produced by Jam Filled Entertainment.
* In this season, there are only 6 episodes in total to not feature a Copy Ability.
* In this season, there are 3 episodes in total where more than one Copy Ability is featured.
King Forrest

**King Forrest** (or just simply **Forrest**) is a recurring guest character that appears in the fanmade show *Leeko: The Series*. He can be found residing in Usapia in the Vinebush Forest.

## Role in the series

King Forrest is seen as a regular tree with a face - black eyes with white pupils, and a mouth. He also has short branches that act as arms.

King Forrest is primarily responsible for keeping the woods surrounding him healthy, and is often targeted by King Leonardo, who wants to cut him down in order to clear the forest and build a country club in its place. Generally, King Forrest is a wise tree that cares a lot about wildlife and the visitors that come to his forest. He will become angry when people threaten to destroy it.

## Skills and abilities

* **Tree root rising** - King Forrest is able to make tree roots appear from the ground.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Nature
* Flowers
* Rosa
* Redwood
* Animals
* His forest

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Forest fires
* People threatening him and his forest
* Being tricked or lied to
* Villains
* Monsters
* Not being able to defend his forest

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Hover
* Hilda
* Lola
* Whitehead
* Daisy
* Gamba
* Rosa (at first)
* Redwood

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy

## Appearances

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E5/TB005** - King Of The Woods (*debut*)
* **S1E13/TB013** - Puffy New Year! (*non-speaking cameo*)
* **S1E14/TB014** - Pillowed! (*nightmare*)
* **S1E27/TB027** - Baby Flower
* **S2E8/TB042** - Marvin’s Prediction, Part 1 (*non-speaking cameo*)
* **S2E10/TB044** - Wood Wars
* **S2E17/TB051** - Leeko’s Anniversary! (*flashback*)

## Trivia

* King Forrest is the first character introduced in the series to be a recurring guest character.
Oorameshia

**Oorameshia** is a monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics and powers

Oorameshia is an ethereal creature that has a round ghost white textureless body, a long tail, a large face set in an expression that looks like the famous *The Scream* painting, and small stubs for arms.

Oorameshia is capable of flying through the air and passing through solid objects, and serves as a collector of overdue payment for Nebula Enterprises. He can also grab objects. He is one of the few monsters in the series that Leeko does not battle and is not defeated.

It is unclear what Oorameshia's offensive capabilities or weaknesses are, since he does not fight anyone, nor is he defeated by anyone.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In his debut episode, Oorameshia is sent by Nebula Enterprises to Usapia in order to scare King Leonardo into paying his overdue bill to the company. Coincidentally, this haunting coincides with Tommy's own scheme to pull a prank on King Leonardo by dressing up Leeko, Helios, and Luna as ghosts themselves. Tommy is unaware that there is a real ghost after King Leonardo until after the prank is exposed. From there, Oorameshia manages to terrify King Leonardo into opening his personal safe and paying the monster to leave, which he promptly does through the Monster delivery system after receiving a sack of money.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E12/TB012** - Midnight At Leo’s Castle (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Oorameshia is one of the few monsters in the show that can speak.
Ice

Artwork of Ice Leeko

### Source of Ability

Any amount of ice, snowballs, snowflake crystals, blue Drop Stars, or using an Ice Ability Star pendant

### Power(s)

Exhales ice and use other ice-based attacks.

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

## Power description

Ice is among the most well-known Copy Ability in Leeko’s arsenal, and serves as a natural counterpart to Fire. In its simplest form, the Ice ability allows Leeko to exhale a blast of ice breath and perform other ice-related attacks to deal damage, such as the Freezer Suction/Ejection. However, this ability is often either not enough on its own to defeat a foe, or has to be used to defeat them in a different way.

Later episodes, starting from Season 4, shows Leeko can now use other ice-based moves, such as covering himself in a freezing aura, turning into a ball of ice and rolling at his target, and encasing himself in ice to prevent damage. In addition, Ice Leeko can now skate along the ground instead of running. Starting from Season 9, Ice Leeko can also traverse through slippery terrain with no problem, and can skate well over water or lava. In Season 10, there is a super form of Ice called Snowball. In Seasons 12 and 13, Ice is one of the few compatible abilities with the Android Suit, granting him the potent Ice Mode. In Seasons 14 to 20, Ice provides the Blizzard effect to many abilities.

## Physical appearance

When possessing the Ice ability, Leeko sports a periwinkle hooded coat with white accents and gloves. Leeko's visual appearance changes to a light blue with purple feet.

Starting from Season 7 onward, Leeko's visual appearance does not change.

## Transformation scene

* **Seasons 1-6:** A blast of cold air makes Leeko shiver and turns blue until the coat appears on him and admires it. Then Leeko sucks in all of the cold air and poses with a determined glare to finish the transformation.
* **Seasons 7-present:** The scene plays out the same, except there is no color change.

## Trivia

* Ice has appeared in every season in the *Leeko:* *The Beginning* trilogy.
* Ice is one of the few abilities to have a color-changing feature.
* The Ability Star pendant for Ice is pale blue displaying a medium blue snowflake.
Haunted mansion

The **haunted mansion** is an ominous building with macabre decorations, ghostly creatures, and traps set up by Nebula Enterprises in two episodes of The Beginning arc of the overall series, Midsummer Night’s Scream Parts 1 and 2. In these episodes, the mansions appears suddenly and next to the Puffy Town graveyard and is used by Leeko and the other characters of the show to take shelter from a heavy thunderstorm. After dealing with several tricks and traps, Leeko is then lured into the basement dungeon where he is nearly tricked into being teleported to N.L.E headquarters, but this plan fails, and Leeko ends up inadvertently burning the mansion to the ground when he defeats the monster Dinobone using the Fire Copy Ability.

## Description

The haunted mansion resembles an old dilapidated wooden structure with architecture similar to a Western 19th century country villa. The layout of the house is uncertain, but its architecture appears to defy the laws of physics by being larger on the inside than how it looks on the outside. The main entrance to the mansion is reinforced by a magical spell which prevents any unwanted guest from breaking down the door or opening - it even withstands a strike from the Dark Slash - but the spell will not work if the door remains even slightly open. Inside the mansion are two distinct ghostly apparitions; one a series of assorted lights called Mr. Ghost and another that resides within a painting called Spookles. The former creature attempts to kill Leeko several times with dangerous traps, while the latter merely pops out of its paintings to scare King Leonardo.

Also found within the mansion is an endless staircase, an altar that drips fake blood, a room full of mechanical clocks, a bedroom, a bathroom with a shower built in, and a basement which contains a dungeon. Inside the dungeon is a decorated shackle which King Leonardo is strapped into to lure Leeko down to the basement, a monster delivery system disguised as an altar, and a television screen which can be used by Gene to communicate with those in the room.
Princess Rain

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

## Physical appearance

Like her twin sister and the rest of her kind, Princess Ray has a vaguely humanoid appearance. Her physique is similar to that of Milly and her family. She has a cream yellow skin complexion with long dark violet hair that gradients to a bright pink at the edges, and green eyes.

Princess Rain has a more feminine appearance in contrast to her sister, who doesn't wear jewelry or makeup. Rain wears a blue flower barrette in her hair, lavender eyeshadow, a sparkly magenta dress with short, puffy sleeves that covers her feet, and a flower necklace.

## Personality

Not much is known about Princess Ray, but she does appear to be kind and caring like her sister, but is more feminine than her. Additionally, she is polite and a bit reserved.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In the episode Princess Or No Princess?, Princess Rain didn't have as big of a starring role as Ray did, since she spends most of the episode staying at Castle Leonardo greeting the Puffy Town residents.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her sister, Princess Ray
* Getting along with others
* Being royalty

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her sister's royal guards

## Appearances

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E21/TB021** - Princess Or No Princess? (*debut*)
* **S2E15/TB049** - Cartooned! (*flashback*)
Top

Artwork of Top Leeko

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

## Power description

With the Top ability, Leeko is able to use a top as his weapon. He can also send out dozens of spinning tops, which can slice up anything they touch and explode. As seen in later episodes, Leeko can summon a large amount of tops by spinning in place. Additionally, he can conjure up a larger one that he can stand on to spin into his foes to deal damage.

In the Harmony Allies arc, this ability may likely be given one of the five Power Effects — Zap, Bluster, Blizzard, Splash, or Sizzle — adding elemental power to the tops and in some cases, altering their properties.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gets the Top ability, he gains a top that is yellow on the bottom, the surface is red and bordered by bright orange, and has a single yellow six-pointed star in the center. The top also has a string attached to it. Top Leeko also sports a backwards-worn white cap with pale chartreuse green stripes. In addition, Top Leeko has small dark gray wheels under his feet, making his feet resemble roller skates.

## Transformation scene

A large top appears underneath Leeko and he spins in place until the cap appears and holds out his top as a weapon to finish the transformation.

## List of moves

Top moves
 **Hyper Top Spin** | A faster version of **Top Spin**: instead of conjuring a larger top, Leeko conjures six tops that surround him and home in on his target.
 **Dreidel Dance** | After charging up power, Leeko spins in place, creating a line of five blue quick tops that home in on his foes.

## Trivia

* This ability works very similarly to Yo-Yo, which will make an appearance in Season 4.
* Top is the last regular ability to be introduced in the *Leeko: The Beginning* series.
	+ It’s also the last regular ability in Season 3 to be introduced.
* The Ability Star pendant for Top is a light greenish-yellow displaying a darker greenish-yellow top.
Leeko's house

**Leeko's house** is a location in Usapia and Leeko's place of residence, located just outside of Puffy Town seen in the fanmade show, Leeko: The Series.

## Characteristics

Leeko's house is a fairly small white dome-shaped cottage, consisting only of a single room topped with a chimney, a single window with a wooden frame, and a door. The dome itself seems to be made out of stone or clay. Inside the house, there are drawers, a bed, a fireplace, holiday lights, carpets, and a television set.

## Appearances

In the episode Blockbusters, the residents of Puffy Town build Leeko a home to give him a permanent place to stay in Usapia, so that he doesn't have to live with any of them. Leeko shares this home with Hover, who often takes control of the place, prompting Leeko to sleep in the nearby tree instead. The house is frequently destroyed during the show, but is always rebuilt in time for the events of the next episode.
Fighting

### Source of Ability

Minesweeper’s attacks, various projectiles from fighting-type monsters, boxing gloves, or using a Fighting Ability Star pendant

### Power(s)

Attacks with various fighting moves

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

## Power description

The Fighting ability is known for having more distinct moves than most. Fighting focuses on using various martial arts techniques to deal damage. Leeko gains increased agility, as well as several flashy energy-based attacks. When Leeko gains the Fighting ability, it is often when he is facing some tougher monsters. His main moves include Spin Kick, Vulcan Jab, Smash Punch, and Rising Break. The last one usually finishes off his enemies.

Later episodes (Season 10 onward) show that Leeko has gained access to the invincibility-granting Moon Somersault Kick, as well as the very powerful Force Blast, an attack that Minesweeper has not mastered.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gains the Fighting ability, he wears a red headband and a smaller red wristband worn on each wrist.

## Transformation scene

* **Seasons 1-9:** A bright light covers Leeko’s head and disappears to show him wearing the headband and the wristbands. He punches the air twice, twirls once, and poses with determined glare, finishing the transformation.
* **Season 10-present:** The animation is the same, except Leeko does a single backflip instead of a twirl.

## Trivia

* The Fighting ability is often provided by Minesweeper, whether intentionally or not.
* Fighting has not appeared in any Season 3 episodes.
* The move Force Blast is said to be an attacking move that Minesweeper, although has the exact movesets, is not able to master.
* The Ability Star pendant for Fighting is pale grayish-red displaying a dark maroon boxing glove.
* Some concept art shows that the Fighting ability was originally going to give Leeko a light red luchador mask with brighter red tiger stripes. It was also the same thing for Throw, except the mask is cyan with the stripes being blue. The mask eventually became the final design for Wrestler instead.
* The Fighting ability has similarities to many other Copy Abilities, either by its appearance, move sets, or both. These abilities are Throw, Ninja, and Wrestler.
* Fighting Leeko is seen as a reference to several fighting games, particularly the *Street Fighter* series.
Fever Monsters

The **Fever Monsters** are monsters that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

The Fever Monsters are extremely small spherical creatures that are red in color. They have angry yellow eyes and small frills on each side which resemble fingers. They have the ability to fly around quickly and swarm targets to attack them, but they do not appear to be dangerous unless swallowed. Once they are inside a target's body, they inflict that target with severe cold-like symptoms that can take weeks to recover from.

While they are orders of magnitude larger than real-life viruses, the Fever Monsters are still the smallest monsters up to date in the series, as even when Leeko is shrunk down to the size of a pea, he is still significantly larger than they are.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

The Fever Monsters appear in the episode Sneezed!. In this episode, Gene sells them to King Leonardo at a premium after the king expresses his desire to become sick with the cold. King Leonardo swallows them on a false belief that only intelligent people can be made sick with the cold, and after becoming sick, he runs around Usapia showing everyone that he caught the cold. As his symptoms worsen, however, King Leonardo demands a cure remedy, particularly when he fails to transmit the cold to his Viruses on another false belief that one can get rid of the cold by passing it on to someone else.

Gene offers an expensive remedy which involves King Leonardo a shrink ray gun called the "Microlizer" and having him use it on Leeko. From there, he swallows Leeko whole and instructs the pink mouse to vacuum-mouth all of the monsters inside him. Leeko proceeds to do this, but the process causes King Leonardo's insides to tickle, which forces him to sneeze, bumping Leeko so hard that he spits all of the monsters out again. From there, another sneeze forces Leeko back out of King Leonardo's body, and he shortly reverts to normal size afterward. King Leonardo is then left to suffer through his cold, having paid a fortune to accomplish nothing but make himself sick.
Snowdrop

**Snowdrop Brittleton** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. She lives with her husband, Mayor Bay, who is the mayor of Puffy Town, three grandchildren, a butler, and a flock of sheep; all of whom live in a spacious but still somewhat modest villa outside of Puffy Town proper.

## Physical appearance

Snowdrop has a dark violet mushroom cap with white spots, lighter violet eyes, and waist-length, light pink hair. Her outfit consists of a plain light violet, long-sleeved dress, white tights, and dark violet shoes.

## Personality

Not much is known about Snowdrop, but she can be seen as friendly and kind towards others, but monsters really make her nervous. She can be a bit sarcastic if provoked. Snowdrop is usually reserved, though she does occasionally mingle with Beatrice and Marvin. She loves her husband dearly despite his kooky attitude and occasional forgetfulness.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her hair
* Her husband, Mayor Bay
* Amusement parks
* Nature
* Politeness
* Shopping
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* The Spook-Out
* Tourists

### Dislikes

* Crime
* Villains
* Monsters
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* The village being destroyed
* Mike Leeko’s loud singing
* People littering
* Her husband’s forgetfulness
* Rudeness
* The Leonardo Mirror edition
* The 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

* Snowdrop had her first speaking role in the episode Blockbusters.
* She is usually seen with her husband and only occasionally
* Snowdrop had her first leading role in the two-part episode, The Puffy Town Grand Prix.
Bubbles

**Bubbles** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. He is a Puffy residing in Puffy Town who runs the town's bar.

## Physical appearance

Bubbles has an orange mushroom cap with white spots, green eyes, and slightly long black hair. His outfit consists of a dark pink vest, yellow long sleeves, dark yellow pants, and yellow shoes.

## Personality

Bubbles is mostly a calm and easygoing guy who will get along with anybody. He can get quite mischievous and loves a good prank every now and then. He has a close relationship with Marvin and relays the problems any local Puffies have to him. He tends to apologize over everything and tends to get a bit sappy.

Bubbles, while usually laid back with everyone, is very nervous around Marvin, who he has a huge crush on. This uncertainty often leads Bubbles to do crazy and irresponsible things in order to help Marvin's public image. This is best demonstrated in the episode It’s Only Fortune Telling, where Bubbles recruits Manny and his friends to help make Marvin's predictions come true, which leads to several characters receiving severe injuries. Despite these shiftly tactics, Bubbles and Marvin's relationship is solidified later in the *Leeko: The Beginning* series.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Marvin (love interest)
* His job
* Socializing
* Making new friends
* Joking around (sometimes)
* Singing
* Amusement parks
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* The Spook-Out
* The Viruses (sometimes)
* Mini figures

### Dislikes

* Crime
* Villains
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* The village being destroyed
* Monsters
* Mike Leeko’s loud singing
* People littering
* The Leonardo Mirror edition
* Seeing Marvin upset
* 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)
* People making romantic moves toward Marvin
* Chewies
* Unfair treatment
* Getting pied in the face

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Later episodes show Bubbles developing a close, almost romantic, relationship with Marvin. This shows in the episode The Mage Of Laughter when he sees Marvin becoming uncomfortable at Sir Jubilant approaching him and in the episode Baked Baddies, when he shields Marvin from an incoming pie from the monster Bowelbuster.
* Bubbles made his first physical appearance in King Of The Woods, but his first speaking role is in the episode That’s Minesweeper!.
* Bubbles is one of the few characters in the show who's revealed to be gay.
Royal Racecar

The **Royal Racecar** is a custom-designed limousine-like racecar which King Leonardo purchased from Nebula Enterprises to replace his Tank car in the *Leeko: The Beginning* episode, The Puffy Town Grand Prix, Part 1. The car is very luxurious, and despite its unwieldy length, is very agile and quick. It is also equipped with many concealed weapons, including a missile launcher and "hub-saw". The racecar is rimmed with a gold chassis that bears a small ornament on the front of the hood which resembles a lion. Its main body paint is white on the hood and dark green at the seating area. It has a convertible roof which is usually left open.

After introducing the Royal Racecar in The Puffy Town Grand Prix, Part 1, the episodes after that feature this vehicle in place of the tank car, which is presumably retired. Like the tank car, the Royal Racecar is repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt throughout the course of the series.

## Weapons

This is a list of weapons and deterrents the Royal Racecar can deploy:

* Missile launcher
* "Hub-saw"
* Bomb-lobbing arm
* Pressurized hose
* Cal-trips
* Smokescreen
* Oil slick
* Hammer arm
* Gatling gun
* Grabber arm

## Appearances

The Royal Racecar is used in the following episodes:

* The Puffy Town Grand Prix, Part 1
* The Puffy Town Grand Prix, Part 2
* A Dash Of Fiction
* Forget-Me-Never
* Monsweeper
* Marvin’s Prediction, Part 1
* Marvin’s Prediction, Part 2
* Wood Wars
* Midsummer Night’s Scream, Part 1
* Voo Doo’s And Don’ts
* Leeko’s Anniversary!
* Attack Of The Capsules! - Part 1
* Attack Of The Capsules! - Part 2
* The Mage Of Laughter
* Leonardo, Good Or Bad?
* Pet Or Threat?
* Baked Baddies
* Your Sword, My Sword
* It’s Only Fortune Telling
* Sneezed!
* Metal Masher, The Second
* Legendary Dragonfly
* Viruses For Sale
* A Raw Deal
* Pollen From A Caterpillar
* Dinosaur Park, Part 1
* Monsterpiece On The Loose
* The Trouble With Tommy
* Monkeying Around
* Drinks R Us
* Cleaning Up Your Act
* Schooled 3: Teacher’s Threat
* Mummies Everywhere
* A Sun-sational Puzzle
* What A Waste!
* Shell Shock
* The Mild Side, Part 1
* Leeko’s Appreciation Day!
* Crybaby Creature
* That’s No Lizard!
* Air Ridin’! - Part 1
* Air Ridin’! - Part 2
Sir Pathogen

**Sir Pathogen** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. Sir Pathogen serves as the captain of the guard for Castle Leonardo. He commands the Viruses in the castle and is able to call upon them at any time. Pathogen is not directly related to the Viruses, and does not know how many are in the castle. He has a small sword strapped to his waist at all times, but he hardly uses it.

## Physical appearance

Sir Pathogen is slightly bigger than the average Virus. He is also bright red with a pale red face, normal black eyes, and is usually seen carrying a small sword.

## Personality

Sir Pathogen is shown to be blunt and studious, particularly when it comes to giving orders to the Viruses and taking orders from King Leonardo and Tommy. He does not seem to be as spiteful towards Leeko and the people of Puffy Town as his masters do, and is willing to help them with whatever they need so long as it does not conflict with his orders.

## Skills and abilities

* **Leadership** - Sir Pathogen often directs the Viruses to fulfill King Leonardo's orders and needs.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Being in charge of the Viruses
* Serving for King Leonardo
* Leeko (sort of)

### Dislikes

* Dishonesty
* Chaos
* Mike Leeko's loud singing
* Chewies
* Not being able to rest or take breaks

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* King Leonardo (master)
* Tommy (master)
* Viruses

## Trivia

* Sir Pathogen is the only Virus that is capable of speech, and also the only Virus with a unique color.
* He is also one of the few characters to be multilingual, as he can speak the common language of Usapia, the language of the Viruses, and the languages of the tourists in the episode A Show For The Tourists.
Daisy

**Daisy** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*, and a Puffy resident of Puffy Town. Along with Whitehead and Gamba, she is one of the children who often plays with Milly, Manny, and Leeko.

## Physical appearance

Daisy has a pink mushroom cap with white spots, pale blonde hair in braided pigtails held by lavender hair ties, and lavender eyes. Her outfit consists of a lavender overall dress with a white flower on its pocket, long yellow sleeves, white leggings, and pink slip-ons.

## Personality

Daisy is the youngest and the smallest of the three children. Daisy is mostly a nice young Puffy girl, although a bit shy and reserved, but she can be feisty if provoked. She and Whitehead develop a crush on each other later in The Beginning series, and can sometimes be seen holding hands, but this relationship is not focused on in any detail.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her best friends, Gamba and Whitehead
* Her family
* Kindness
* Having fun
* Candy
* Playing with her friends
* Amusement parks
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* Whitehead protecting her
* *The Boy Who Cried Wolf* story
* King Forrest
* Redwood
* Mini figures
* Making fun of King Leonardo

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Crime
* Monsters
* Villains
* The village being destroyed
* Not being able to play with her friends
* Doing chores
* Mike Leeko’s loud singing
* People littering
* The Leonardo Mirror edition
* Being scared
* Redwood in danger
* The Spook-Out
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Scams
* Leonardo Dolls (as of Voo Doo’s And Don’ts)
* Not getting what other kids have
* Unfair treatment
* Getting pied in the face

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Whitehead (love interest)
* Gamba
* King Forrest
* Redwood
* Chef Peppermint
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Daisy's mushroom cap is the same as Parker's.
Parasouls

## Parasoul

**Parasouls** are monsters that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

Parasouls are known to be sentient purple umbrellas with black stripes, a single eye, and a brown handle.

Parasouls are not particularly threatening, as they're only capable of flying around and wrapping themselves over their targets. They catch fire easily, as evidenced when King Leonardo loses his last one to a set of firework explosions.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In their debut episodes, King Leonardo brings out a bunch of Parasouls in order to make a fool of Tommy as he pretends to be King of Usapia for his brother Albert. Leeko defends the two turtles by vacuum-mouthing one of the Parasouls to gain the Parasol ability, then using his parasol to bat away the rest of them.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

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

"It was a mistake to come here, Leeko. As you can see, you and your puny band of Star Warriors pose no threat to me. Challenging me is the last mistake you will ever make!"

## Appearances

### Debut

Leeko Comes To Puffy Town

**Nebula** is the true main antagonist of the *Leeko: The Beginning* series, and the head of Nebula Enterprises. Before the events of the show, Nebula had managed to dominate the known universe using his monsters and forces, wiping out most of the Star Warriors in the process and creating a galactic empire centered on his floating fortress. Through Gene, he sends monsters into Usapia which Leeko must defeat.

Throughout the majority of the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy, Nebula is only seen as a silhouette and has very little dialogue. He is much more prominent in the final episode of the *Leeko: The Beginning* arc - Fight To The End - where Leeko defeats him using the Light Rod, thus liberating the galaxy from N.L.E's clutches.

## Physical appearance

Nebula is mostly seen as a tall, imposing dark figure and speaks in a deep, booming voice. In his true form, he resembles a small humanoid child. He has purple skin, white eyes, and long, blonde hair. His outfit consists of a teal/pink jester hat and a long-sleeved teal/pink outfit, white gloves, white scarf, black pants, and black shoes. In this form, he speaks in a high-pitched tone.

## Personality

Nebula is shown to be an evil being aiming to take over the entire universe. He thrives on suffering, creating monsters to sell in his company and use in his armies to continue his conquest of the universe in order to bring himself more power.

## Characteristics

Nebula is immune to all regular, physical, and energy-based attacks, as they will merely end up being absorbed into his body. He has the power to create monsters (Mr. Mage explains in Fighting With Swords that Leeko himself was created by Nebula, though he was unable to control him afterward) and hypnotize people with his gaze. His main power involves entering other characters' dreams and cause them to have nightmares, though in this state, he is vulnerable to attacks from the Light Rod, which is his only weakness.

Nebula's motives aren't entirely clear, but he is shown to take pleasure in causing others pain through his monsters and by giving them nightmares. His main objective is to hunt down and destroy all of the Star Warriors so that he can conquer the universe. To do this, he sets up Nebula Enterprises in order to develop a network of transmitters which he uses to send monsters to wayward worlds.

## Skills and abilities

* Creating monsters
* Hypnosis
* Entering people's dreams and cause nightmares

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Chaos
* Monsters
* Giving characters nightmares
* Seeing others suffer
* Darkness

### Dislikes

* Leeko
* Milly
* His plans going wrong
* The Light Rod (it's his only weakness)
* Being defeated

## Trivia

* Viewers may mistake Nebula for a female due to his long hair, outfit, and effeminate voice.
Chief Gordy

"I can speak for myself, thank you!"

**Chief Gordy** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. He is a Puffy residing in Puffy Town who works as the chief of police for the town. He lives with his wife Beatrice, and Manny looks up to him as a role model.

## Physical appearance

Chief Gordy is a middle-aged Puffy with a yellowish skin tone, a dark navy blue mushroom cap with white spots, light blue eyes, and gray, curly hair. His outfit consists of a dark navy blue police uniform.

## Personality

Chief Gordy speaks and behaves like a stereotypical cop, with most of his lines revolving around his occupation as the chief of police. Chief Gordy is friendly and dutiful, but sometimes he doesn’t do great at his job; the reason is due to his age, leaving him to be exhausted. Gordy likes to sing, although he lacks any talent; this is seen in episodes like Viva Las Leo! and Schooled!. Despite his laziness, he tries his best to do what’s right.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* His job
* Pastries, especially donuts
* Bland foods (sometimes)
* Spicy foods
* His wife, Beatrice
* People following the rules/laws
* Taking naps
* Sunny days
* Karaoke
* Amusement parks
* Singing (even though he's not good at it)
* Keeping the town safe from criminals
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* The Spook-Out
* The Viruses (sometimes)
* Mini figures

### Dislikes

* Crime
* Monsters
* Villains
* Lying to others
* Seeing others in danger
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* The village being destroyed
* Mike Leeko’s loud singing
* Arguing with Mayor Bay
* People doing illegal things
* The Leonardo Mirror edition
* The mayor’s sheep causing chaos
* Ghosts
* 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

* Chief Gordy is the main focus in the episode Hail To The Police Chief, where he is revealed to have joined a military group, but the story he told to entertain the Puffy children turned out to be false.
* Gordy had his first speaking role in the episode Leeko Comes To Puffy Town.
Destriker

**Destriker** is a type of gargantuan flying saucer that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Description

Destrikers are massive largely flat flying saucers which travel through outer space and are used when Nebula Enterprises is serious about destroying an enemy threat. The size of a single Destriker rivals the entire kingdom of Usapia, though their size does appear to fluctuate slightly in later episodes. They are largely dark gray in color, though they are criss-crossed with all manner of patterns on their surfaces with glimmering lights that usually shine green. The outer rim of the Destriker notably lights up when it is moving or attacking.

Destrikers have two primary methods of attack. When bombarding an enemy from above, they send out an endless volley of explosive projectiles which have the power to home in on targets. This makes them extremely dangerous when they target specific things on the ground. Their second attack involves shooting a concentrated laser beam from the rim which is used in ship-to-ship combat, and these beams can rip through the hulls of other Destrikers and dealing severe damage to other ships such as the Flying Saucer. Aside from the aforementioned weakness, Destrikers can be easily destroyed using the Flying Saucer's primary offensive turrets or by being blown up from within by Crash Leeko.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

A single Destriker appears in Usapia in Air Ridin’! - Part 1 and Part 2 in order to destroy Leeko and, when that fails, level Mr. Mage before Leeko can recover. It causes havoc in Usapia as it does so, but Leeko eventually defeats it by riding inside of it and blowing it up from within using the Crash Copy Ability.

Later on, in the episode Aboard The Battleship, a fleet of Destrikers is sent to completely demolish Usapia, and in the process, they reduce Puffy Town to ashes. To counter this, Moonlight Man gathers a crew and launches the secret warship Flying Saucer to dispatch the Destrikers and then head for Nebula's fortress.

In the episodes The Big Combat and Fight To The End, the Flying Saucer is forced to contend with the hundreds of Destrikers that guard Nebula's fortress. During this struggle, they are aided by three rogue Destrikers piloted by Minesweeper, Diamond, and Halcyon Man and his crew. These three Destrikers are the last ones that survive the destruction of Nebula's fortress.
Lobberlicious

**Lobberlicious** is a fried prawn monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

Lobberlicious is a large monster which emerges from a fried prawn prepared by Chef Licorice for King Leonardo after an ample amount of hot sauce was added. The creature is covered in breading and has large claws as well as two black ovals for eyes on its head and a mouth emerging from the center of its body. Lobberlicious attacks using its claws and fire breath from its mouth.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Lobberlicious appears very briefly in the episode Chow-Off. After being sent as a seemingly normal seafood ingredient by Nebula Enterprises and cooked in a dish by Chef Licorice, the monster emerges from its fried state and attacks Leeko using its claws and fire breath. Milly tosses a soup ladle at Leeko to give him the Chef Copy Ability, and he uses the frying pan to reflect Lobberlicious's fire breath and quickly defeats it.
Mega Constrictor

The **Mega Constrictor** is a large snake monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics and powers

The Mega Constrictor is a large, dark green-skinned snake with rings and circles patterned down its back along with a white belly. It has glaring yellow eyes, a forked red tongue, and four large fangs in its mouth.

The Mega Constrictor is able to swallow large beings, specifically King Leonardo. It's long body also allows it to quickly chase after Fire Leeko on the Shooting Star. However, this is also its weakness, as it can easily coil itself stuck and become vulnerable to attacks.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

The Mega Constrictor is ordered by King Leonardo after Gene reveals that it can easily defeat the Demon Lizard. Once it arrives at the scene of Devil King Leonardo, it gives the Demon Lizard a fright, which causes King Leonardo to shrink to his normal size from his possessed form. The Mega Constrictor then swallows King Leonardo, along with the Demon Lizard, and begins to pursue the group, who promptly make their getaway out of Castle Leonardo.

After Leeko jumps onto the Shooting Star, he vacuum-mouths a torch thrown by Milly and gets the Fire Copy Ability. He then spirals up and around one of Castle Leonardo's towers with the Mega Constrictor close behind. After Fire Leeko reaches the top, the Mega Constrictor finds itself tied around the tower and therefore vulnerable. Fire Leeko launches himself inside of it and sets it ablaze, and with one last attack, he defeats the Mega Constrictor and releases King Leonardo from its gullet in the process.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E28/TB095** - That’s No Lizard! (*debut*)

## Trivia

* The scene when the Mega Constrictor pursues Fire Leeko around one of Castle Leonardo's towers may be a reference to the scene where Octogiant attempts to grab Fire Leeko with its tentacles around one of the towers in the episode Leeko Comes To Puffy Town.
Island Sisters

The **Island Sisters** are guest characters that appeared in the fanmade show *Leeko: The Series*.

## Characteristics

The Island Sisters are two tiny twin girls with large, violet Leeko-like eyes, and tan skin. They wear a rough two-piece outfit and have long golden blonde hair with pink blossoms on their heads. Their body shape is similar to Milly's, as they have defined arms and hands, but only two stubby blue Leeko-like feet and no legs.

The Island Sisters either speak in unison or finish each other's sentences, and only desire to live in peace on Tropico Island. They have the ability to both summon and calm Wormelia using their singing, which can be heard by the creature from very long distances.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In the episode Pollen From A Caterpillar, the Island Sisters are kidnapped from their home on Tropico Island by Nebula Enterprises. From there, they are sent through the Monster delivery system in a cage to Castle Leonardo, and King Leonardo commands them to summon their guardian monster to Usapia using their singing.

Later on, while Wormelia is antagonizing Leeko, Tommy decides he has had enough allergies and gives Milly the key to the Island Sisters' cage. After being freed, the Island Sisters sing to calm Wormelia down, ending the conflict. Leeko then delivers the Island Sisters to Wormelia, and they fly home.

## Appearances

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E7/TB074** - Pollen From A Caterpillar (*debut*)

## Trivia

* The Island Sisters are based on the Shobijin from the film *Mothra*.
Bowelbuster

**Bowelbuster** is a monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics and powers

Bowelbuster has two main forms. The first is a giant floating brown bubble with four white arms carrying black frying pans. Its face is defined by thick black markings around a pair of angry yellow eyes and a jagged line for a mouth set in a wicked smile. In this form, Bowelbuster has the ability to conjure pies in its frying pans out of thin air, and then launching them at high velocity at its targets. These pies are universally regarded by Bowelbuster's targets to have an awful taste; even Leeko can't stand them. These comments cause Bowelbuster to become furious, as it takes great pride in its pies.

The second form of Bowelbuster emerges after it crashes into the Royal Racecar. In this form, it appears to be an obese purple ghost-like entity with featureless red eyes and a single black hair swirl. Notably, this form is larger than its initial one. It attacks by swallowing its opponents and digesting them.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Bowelbuster is called in by King Leonardo after he initially fails to subdue Leeko and the people of Puffy Town during his new life revenge show "Pie Justice". After revealing itself, it starts by pelting Leeko in its pies, and then tossing more pies at everyone in sight, including King Leonardo and his minions. Milly, at first, is at a loss as to why Leeko will not vacuum-mouth these pies like he did with Leonardo's own pies before, but soon finds out when she tastes the custard and finds it revolting. As the others complain about the taste of the pies tossed at them, Bowelbuster becomes furious at the comments. It renews its attack, and in particular tries to chase Leeko down. Leeko takes cover in the Royal Racecar with King Leonardo and Tommy, and Bowelbuster then slams into the car with its body.

From there, Bowelbuster goes into its true form and swallows the Royal Racecar with its three occupants inside. To prevent themselves from getting digested, King Leonardo and Tommy pull out a bomb and give it to Leeko to grant him the Bomb Copy Ability. Using this ability, Leeko tosses many bombs inside Bowelbuster's stomach, causing the monster to blow up from the inside and be defeated.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S2E23/TB057** - Baked Baddies (*debut*)