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Alternate Closure

**"Alternate Closure"** is the fifth episode of Gusterlapin's *Weebles 80's* series.

## Plot

In Wibble's Mother's house Wibble walks to the living room to tell Tibby, then Tibby talks to take through a series of exercises where Tibby won't let Wibble finish things to help him with a need for closure. Tibby tells Wibble that they could be in a world where closure can not be an option, then Wibble crosses his arms angrily. Tibby tells him that she plans to help him reprogram himself so that his need for closure isn't overwhelming. First, Tibby starts by playing Tic-Tac-Toe with Wibble, but erases the whole thing as he tries to win. Wibble knows it makes him angry, and Tibby thinks it's just a drag. Next, Tibby plays a song called "*Twinkle Twinkle Little Star*" on the keytar, but turns it off, and skips the last word. Next, Wibble lines up lots of dominoes on the floor to knock down, and Tibby tells Wibble that the layout looks pretty cool, but Tibby tells Wibble that he has to clean them all up. Next, Wibble plays with the jack in the box that Tibby doesn't let him see the clown figure pop out of the box, and takes it away form him, which makes him so upset. Afterwards, Tibby puts a birthday cake on the counter as she tells Wibble to blow out the candles, but Tibby covers one with a plastic plate, so his wish will never be granted, and angrily wishes that he wants to know what was going on. As Tibby was about to leave the house, Wibble tells her that despite his frustration, Wibble believes that it was a rough evening. Tibby is surprised that he became positive and calmed down, and thinks she was an outstanding elephant, and Thanks him for calming down, and tell her that is doesn't matter, and Tibby tells Wibble that she's so proud of him, and high-fives Wibble, and then leaves, and thinks she's fantastic. As soon as she leave the house, Wibble redraws the tic-tac-toe, and finishes, and thumbs-up, and excitedly says He did it. Next, Wibble blows out all the candles, and blows the party horn, and slices one, and tells he has a meeting at noon, Then Wibble gets back to the jack in the box, and the clown pops out, and says that he is there. Then gets back to the song, and sing out loud causing the window to break as Wibble apologizes, and afterwards he rebuilds the whole layout, and knocks them all down, and cheers then lies down on the floor. Then Tooey walks by, and says that it was pretty important life with him, Wibble gets up to tell Tooey about what he did, and Tibby comes back to know what he thinks it was, and Wibble tells them that all they have to do its have a slightly half faith in ol' Wibble, and they all laugh together.
Plug

**Plug** is a character from the Weebleville (2004) generation. He appears as a red fire hydrant, though a blue redeco also exists. "Whoa there, I'm PLUG, the wackiest fire hydrant in WEEBLEVILLE! You can always count on me to go with the flow!"

His figure is in the Weebleville Folks set sold alongside Wescue Wagon.

## Gallery

Plug figure, frontPlug figure, rearPlug figure in blue from Bonus Pack, frontPlug figure in blue from Bonus Pack, rear
Weebles Rock 'n Wobble Playground

**Weebles Rock 'n Wobble Playground** is a 2010 egg playset.

A cupola on the upper level connects via a bridge to a slide. Pressing the handle tilts the bridge back and forth, and the figures wobble across bumps on the bridge that vary how fast the figures progress. Above the slide is a spinner that figures are meant to bump their heads on. Below the cupola are a sandbox and a tire swing. One figure is included.

## Compatibility

Highway, Noomie, Winnie, and Elliot all managed to complete some laps. Winnie, the tallest, found a way to rest her head on the spinner and stay on the slide. She showed Highway, who found it a bit trickier. None of the others managed to get the hang of it. All but Winnie were able to hide under the slide.

## Gallery

Playground, frontPlayground, rear, showing sandboxPlayground in action: Winnie's chilling on the slide, slide, slide
In My Head

**"In My Head"** is a song sung by Xēiō Wiggleywhacker, and appears at the start of the revised 10th episode in the DVD box set of Gusterlapin's expansion of the 2005 series. This song is a variation of a song of the same name from *Sesame Street*, as a callback to the 1982 Sesame Street range.

## Lyrics

Hi I'm Xēiō, and do you know what I do?

I can jump high in the air, I can try a huge cream pie, I can jump over this big arch, Or even spin this house around, I can ride on a wiggly centipede, or maybe not!

But in my head up there in my imagination. In my head I can do it. It's a great sensation! In my Head, In my Head, In my Head, In my Heeaad! I can do it In my Head! Ha Haaa!

I can ride in a hover-car, I can be a video star, Even see a fish in the sea, Go into space to the rings of Saturn! I even water ever single flower. Maybe Not!

But in my up there in my imagination. In my head I can do it. It's a cool sensation! In my Head, In my Head, In my Head, In my Heeaad! I can do it In my Head! One more time!!!

I can climb the highest peak, I can do an experiment, I can swing on this branch. Or even strike down lots of pins. Their are so many things I can do in my life. Or even a few.

But.

In my head up there in my imagination. In my head I can do it. It's fun sensation! In my Head, In my Head, In my Head, In my Heeaad! I could do it in my head.

I like it

In my Head up there my imagination, In my Head I can do it. It's a great sensation! In my head, In my Head, In my Head, In my Heeaad! I can do it in my head!

Try to do it in your head!

You can do that in your head!

Do that all in your head!

It's Everybody's Head

Will you stop singing that crazy song!

Sorry, Zuzie Q.!

## External links

* "In My Head" by Suzy Kabloozie lyrics
* Sesame Street: Classic Animations Compilation: "In My Head" at 40:02
Luca

**Luca** is a PlayMonster Weebles character. His figure comes with My Smart House.

## Gallery

Luca figure, frontLuca figure, rear
Coming soon:

* Luca, Luca from Go! Go! Smart Friends, Winston, and Eddie from Little People

## Trivia

Luca and Luca from VTech's Go! Go! Smart Friends wear similar eyeglasses.

The packaging of My Smart House places Luca on the second floor, next to the computer and toilet. This invites comparison with the lyrics of the song "Luka" by Suzanne Vega, in which an abused boy is said to "live on the second floor."

In the constructed language toki pona, the word *luka* means "hand, arm" or "five". Arms are one thing PlayMonster's figures lack.

## References

1. ↑ "luka". *sona pona*. Accessed 2024-01-02.
Weebles (80's Modern Version)

**The Modern Weebles Series** is a Nicktoons Television Series that started in the 80's (1980-1989).

## Weebles (80's Modern Version)

### Creator

Wasilja Peterse

This series has 100 episodes from 1980 to 1989, and is consist of 9 seasons including Season 0.

*Tip: All through the whole entire series all the characters have legs.*

#### Season 0

1. First Visit
2. Tricky Skating
3. Off the Wall
4. Tooey's Crush
5. Alternate Closure
6. Tooey to the Rescue
7. Wibble's Wobbly Ride
8. Rain Spirits
9. Weebles Strike Down
10. Tibby can't Dance

#### Season 1

1. ...
2. Wibble wanders in the Hotel
3. ...
4. ...
5. ...
6. ...
7. Xeno
8. ...
9. ...
10. ...

#### Season 2

1. ...
2. Between Friends
3. ...
4. Wibble's Best Treehouse
5. Xeno's Spinny Action
6. ...
7. ...
8. ...
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#### Season 3

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#### Season 4

1. ...
2. Lifeguard on Duty
3. Yzma
4. Happy Un-Birthday to You
5. ...
6. ...
7. Wibble pretends the Cloud-Land
8. ...
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#### Season 5

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2. ...
3. Make the Pizza
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#### Season 6

1. ...
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6. Sleep-Walker on the Loose
7. ...
8. Basketball Practice
9. ...
10. Wibble's Acrobatics

#### Season 7

1. ...
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9. Wibble breaks his Arm
10. The Get Along Weebles Fighting Test (The Get Along Gang: Episode 14)

#### Season 8

1. ...
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8. The Rats in the Band (The Get Along Gang: Episode 17)
9. ...
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#### Season 9 (Final Season)

1. To the Ball Game
2. ...
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10. The New Dimension (The Final Episode)

## Cast

* Voice of Wibble: David Rudman
* Voice of Tibby: Kathryn Mullen
* Voice of Tooey: Scott Menville
* Voice of Zuzy: Maizun Jayoussi
* Voice of Pendleton: Mona Marshall
* Voice of Xeno: Robbie Lee
* Voice of Yzma: Betina Bush
* Voice of Diddy: Robbie Lee
* Voice of Kimmy: Kathryn Mullen
* Voice of Xēiō: Fran Brill
* Voice of Wibble's Mother: Whoopi Goldberg
Bumpus' New House

**Bumpus' New House** is the 6th episode of the Weebles Series, the first on *Sharing in the Fun*.

## Plot

Pendleton and Bumpus are on a Big-Adventure-To-Discover-New-Things! Stumbling upon the magical Treehouse, they learn the golden rule of adventurers everywhere: if you are brave and stay close to your friends, discovering new things isn't "goosebumpy" at all...it's fun!

Bumpus learns from a talking pocket watch that he is the descendant of Weebleville founder Woodrow W. Weeble, giving him title to Weebly Wobbly Tree House and its fully loaded workshop. They brings in their friends to dust it from top to bottom, and they end up discovering a hidden passage to the amusement park Weeble Eventures.

## Gallery

Longfellow in the trunkBumpus and Pendleton listen to Longfellow prattle on about Woodrow
Ancestors of Demby, Winston Hobnobby III, and Amelie appear in a flashback showing Woodrow demonstrating a dance.

## Trivia

This is the first episode on *Sharing in the Fun*. Its title card follows the standardized format first seen in "The Wednesday Race". The episode's title card follows a different possessive style, spelling the episode name "Bumpus's".

The episode's musical number, "Feeling Goosebumpy", is the only one in a minor key.

The house's roof opens in the episode, implying that other toys whose roofs open (such as Weemobile) also open in animated canon.

Like Tooey with his fishing rod in "Tooey's Wobbly Weekend", Longfellow uses his chain to swing around like Spencer from *Bionic Commando*.

Once the gang reach Weeble Eventures, Bumpus says "Let's ride everything!" which the DVD captions misattribute to Tibby.

Because the first DVD's credits were reused, Longfellow's voice is uncredited.

## See also

* "Be Tidy", a Wonder Club episode depicting collaborative cleaning
Weeble Eventures

***Weeble Eventures*** is a fictional theme/amusement park that appears solely in Bumpus' New House.

## Coverage

In Bumpus' New House, after the Weebles clean Bumpus' Treehouse, a "cute little mouse" switches a lever, causing them to get sucked into a tunnel, then to Weeble Eventures.

Now finding this area, Bumpus and his friends go on all the rides and attractions.

### Rides & Attractions

* **Unnamed merry-go-round**
* **Unnamed roller coaster**
* **Unnamed pirate ship**
* **Unnamed rocket**
* **Unnamed round-bottomed attraction**
* **Unnamed castle**

## Gallery

The Weebles dancing near and riding the unnamed merry-go-roundUnnamed pirate shipUnnamed castle (which doesn't especially resemble Weebalot Castle)A horse on a horse
## Trivia

* The merry-go-round seems to be the only 3-dimensional attraction at the park, everything else at the park are 2-dimensional drawings
	+ It is also the only ride that the Weebles ride on-screen.
	+ Though we are unaware of a toy of this merry-go-round, the horses resemble those included with Weebalot Castle and Weebles Cinderella Carriage playsets.
Santa's Sled Shop

**Santa's Sled Shop** is the final Weebleville playset, exclusive to Target stores. It includes a sledding hill (with the high side connected to a snow-covered building resembling Weeschool), a sled, a saucer, and the same St. Nick, Wandy, and Curtis figures that appear in the Weebles Holiday Pack.

## Card text

Somewhat expanded compared to Weebles Holiday Pack.

Wobbly 'Ol St. Nick
Well, hello there! I'm WOBBLY 'OL ST. NICK, and I'd like to welcome you to our sled shop. I hope you've been good this year because these new sleds are so much fun!
Cool Curtis
Hey dudes! My name is COOL CURTIS, the resident sled tester! I'm super stoked to see what Santa think sabout these new sleds. Ride on!
Wandy Wanedeer
Hey there! The name is Wandy, and I'm the chief sled maker here at Santa's Sled Shop! It's been real busy 'round here, but these sleds will be ready for Santa's big night out.
## Compatibility

Oops! Wandy overfit the sleds to Curtis's body.

It's easy for figures to slip off the front of the vehicle. This happens more often with the saucer than the sled, and more often with figures outside Weebleville and Weebles Storybook World. (Tested with Highway, Zuzie Q., Gretel, Winnie, Harper, and a They Roll Too figure.) It happens because the transition from the bottom of the hill to the flat play surface kicks the front end of the vehicle up, which in turn kicks the figure up. During this momentary loss of contact, the figure keeps moving forward while the sled decelerates. To help a figure stay on the sled, tilt them a little forward but not too much. This gives a bit of leeway for the center of mass to move forward, causing it to remain over the seat during the hop.

## Gallery

Santa's Sled Shop comes with sled, saucer, and 3 figuresRear of building, sled, and saucerSanta's Sled Shop in action: Wandy in saucer and Curtis ready on sled
Welcome to Weebleville!

*For the other episodes on the DVD of the same name, see Weebles (2005 series).*

### Air date

March 17, 2003

**Welcome to Weebleville!** is the first episode of the *Weebles* series.

## Summary

Bumpus learns problems are easy to solve when you have the help of good friends..

**Moral:** Sharing

**Music Track:** Share it with your Friends.

## Transcript

(*The episode starts as Zuzie Q. rides her scooter, with the text saying Episode 1: Welcome to Weebleville!, and Tibby jumps through the van, and gets in, and greets Tooey passing by.*)

**Tibby:** Oh, Tooey. Hi!

**Sign post**: good morning and welcome to weebleville that way’s over there and this way’s over here

## Trivia

This is the first time Tibby is singing.

Character name oddities in the credits:

* Bumpus refers to the stoplight in Weebleville Town Center as "Red and Green". The credits call it "Stoplight 1" and "Stoplight 2".
* The credits refer to a "Where O'Where" character that is probably the creature with arrows for arms.
* Like the Mini Weebles Pals, the end credits spell Pendleton as "Pendelton". The DVD captions are right for once.
Xēiō

**Xēiō Wigglywhacker** is one fan's nickname for the redeco of Noomie in a Weebleville Folks Bonus Pack.

## Physical description

### Voiced by

Nika Futterman

Xēiō Wigglywhacker is a character in Gusterlapin's expanded universe based on Weebleville. She appears an orange cat who is taller than Noomie, and has the same head as Noomie, and is friends with Bumpus, and broke Wakiti's window in Episode 14.

## Appearance

In the revised Episode 10 as a weeble, she wears the same outfit to Noomie's, but yellow. She also has green eyes, and a black nose, and wears pink hair bow, and also has eyelashes, and talks like Sticks the Badger and Xanthia the Fox.

## When her legs pop out

When she has legs Xēiō has a black necklace, and also wears a cropped top, and is yellow halter neck, as well as a skirt. and has a black belt that has a black circle with a red outline with a red X on it only in the middle of her bright tummy.

## Voices of the Character

Voice of Xēiō: Fran Brill (1989-1999)

Voice of Xēiō: Nika Futterman: (2000-present)

## Episodic Appearances

All About Xēiō

Episode 10: Mac & Cheese, Please! Beans & Franks? Thanks!

Episode 13: Now you see Me, and Now you Don't!

Episode 14: Xēiō's Big Accident

Episode 15: Woller Coaster Wound Up

Episode 16: Xēiō Saves The Day

Episode 17: New Kid on the Block

Episode 19: Night of the Living Dummy (Halloween Special)

## Trivia

Xēiō is the second weeble who's name starts with the letter X.

Xēiō's voice sounds similar to Zoe in 1989 to 1999.

Her name comes from the Japanese Region.

By the end of the 14th Episode, Tibby replaces her with this character.

Xēiō is second character to have eyelashes.

The weeble version of Xēiō is based off Noomie from the Six Figure Bonus Pack.

This Weebleville character's favorite number is 15.
Chomps

**Chomps Le Gator** is a Weebleville character. He is an alligator said to live way far away from Weebleville.

Appears in "Mac & Cheese, Please! Beans & Franks? Thanks!".

## Gallery

Chomps from Weebleville Folks, frontChomps from Weebleville Folks, rearChomps from an unknown set, frontChomps from an unknown set, rear
Uggie

**Uggie Wobbleworks** is a Weebleville character. He appears as a green frog, and has so much work around the village.

## Appearance

Uggie is a green frog who wears an orange outfit, and a yellow vest with a red pocket with three of his own tools. In the first act of the "The Wednesday Race", Uggie mumbles incoherent frustrated gibberish as Zuzie Q. and Noomie keep turning his chairs.

## Gallery

Uggie from Weehicles, frontUggie from Weehicles, rearUggie and Cookie in truckAnother Uggie figure, frontAnother Uggie figure, rearUggie from Mini Weebles Pals, frontUggie from Mini Weebles Pals, rear
## Episodic Appearances

Episode 5: The Wednesday Race

Unverified brief appearances in these episodes:

Episode 6: Bumpus' New House

Episode 7: The Weebles Day Parade

Episode 8: Birdie Lee's Colorful Day

## Voice (non-canon)

[Unclear:] When the other Weebles want his to talk, he coughs and gets his own voice, and he also has a British accent when he starts to talk.

Voice of Uggie [unchecked]: Oliver Keogh

## Episodic Appearances (non-canon)

All about Uggie

Episode 11: Bumpus has a Sick Day

Episode 14: Xēiō's Big Accident

Episode 18: Tibby's Untied Shoe Problem

## Trivia

Uggie is the only Weebleville Character starting with the letter U. He also can be the second character that starts with a vowel, after Amelie. (Anton is not named in the cartoon.)

This character has a nickname the starts with the letter (Uh-oh).
Winston (2016 character)

**Winston** is a character from the Wonder Club generation, the only one of the main six to wear glasses and the only one whose handwriting we see during the series.

## Gallery

Winston core figure, frontWinston core figure, rearWinston figure bundled with float, frontWinston figure bundled with float, rearYou're not Hops, but you'll have to do
Weebles House

**Weebles House** is a late 1980s Weebles playset. It includes house with fold-out play yard, scooter, three colored flower pots, and Wally and Wiggles figures.

## See also

* Goldilocks' Adventure Cottage, its Weebles Storybook World counterpart
* Weebles Turn 'n Tumble Home, its 2010 egg counterpart
* My Smart House, its PlayMonster counterpart
Noomie

**Noomie Whirligiggles** is a character who appears in the 2005 Weebleville Generation. She appears as an orange kitten who wants to enter the race with Zuzie Q. to see who can be the fastest Weeble.

## Appearance of the Character

Noomie is an adolescent kitten with orange fur, and wears a blue dress, a purple hair bow, a brown nose, and a thin tail.

## Gallery

Noomie from Weemobile, frontNoomie from Weemobile, rearNoomie from Weebleville Folks Bonus Pack, frontNoomie from Weebleville Folks Bonus Pack, rear
## List of Episodic Appearance

Episode 4: Tooey's Wobbly Weekend

Episode 5: The Wednesday Race

Episode 6: Bumpus' New House

Episode 8: Birdie Lee's Colorful Day

Episode 9: The Weebles Day Parade

## Trivia

A contributor to *Behind the Name* lists the name Noomi as a Scandinavian form of the Biblical name Naomi. Other famous Noomies include *The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo* actress Noomi Rapace.

## References

1. ↑ "User-submitted name Noomi". *Behind the Name*. Accessed 2023-12-10.

## When her legs pop out

In Gusterlapin's expanded universe, when Noomie has legs, she only wears a blue skirt, and has no shirt.

## List of Episodic Appearance (non-canon)

All about Noomie

Episode 11: Bumpus has a Sick Day

Episode 12: Musical Chairs

Episode 13: Now you see Me, and Now you Don't!

Episode 19: Night of the Living Dummy (Halloween Special)

## Redeco

Xēiō Wigglywhacker is a character in Gusterlapin's expanded universe based on Noomie's yellow dress redeco.
The Everything Mega Mix!

**"The Everything Mega-Mix!"** is the twentieth and final episode of Gusterlapin's extension of the *Weebles* animated series.

## Summary

In the starting of the episode The Boogie Woogie Weeble Band play polka music for the other Weebles to dance.

## Transcript

(*After the polka music ends Bumpus uses his magic wand to turn the weebles back to normal*)

**Bumpus:** Hey you guys!

**The Other Weebles:** Hi!

**Bumpus:** Guess what! It's almost time to leave Weebleville!

**The Other Weebles:** Awwwww!!!

**Tooey:** We don't wanna say goodbye to Weebleville!

**Tibby:** Yeah! We really loved Weebleville, and we really mean it.

**Bumpus:** Don't worry guys, But before we do that let's go back, and remember all of the fun thing we did the whole year!

**The Other Weebles:** Yeaaah!

**Bumpus:** All Right Then! Can you all help me?

**The Other Weebles:** Yeaaah!

**Bumpus:** And can we all dance to the rhythm?

**The Other Weebles:** Yeaaah!

**Bumpus:** Well all right then, Let's break it down!

(*The music plays as the all other weebles dance*)

**Bumpus:** I guess I was thinking so much about going home, and making myself a snack...

**Bumpus:** ...That I forgot I still had one more thing in my mailbag!

**Bumpus:** Uh-Oh! Now address is all muddy, and I can't see what it says!

**Tooey:** This muddy address is making this package a puzzle!

**Bumpus:** And there's nothing in the whole world that's more fun than finding a way to solve a puzzle!

**Tooey:** Bumpus! Throw me up in the away as high as you can. Quick!

**Bumpus:** Phooey

**Bumpus:** There's nothing here that will do!

**Diddy:** Triggles had to leave can you go over to the Macaroni Maze and take over for her?

**Bumpus:** No problem Diddy! I'm on my way!

**Diddy:** Ooh My!

**Diddy:** With Bumpus gone, There will be no one to take care of the Linguini Lasso!

(*The music track changes*)

**Noomie:** I'm Noomie! The fastest Weeble in all of Weebleville! That's Me!

**Zuzie Q.:** No way! I'm the fastest Weeble in all of Weebleville!

**Noomie:** Don't be silly Zuzie Q.! Everybody knows I am the fastest!

**Noomie:** And that makes me the best, Because I can do everything as fast as I can.

## Trivia

The quotes in this episode are vaguely similar to the end of every single episode of Nature Cat and Yo Gabba Gabba!

Gina comes out at the end of the episode after he says "Thanks for stopping by!"

This is the one and only Weebles episode to release in 2007.
Canon

*For cannon with three N's, see Weebles Circus.*
**Canon** refers to those works of fiction that belong to the continuity of a media franchise as intended by its author.

Weebles canon generally consists of toys, animations, books, and live performances produced by or under license from Hasbro within the Weebles product identity. Original named characters (particularly from 2004-2005, 2016, and 2023+) have the strongest claim to being canonical, followed by any licensed crossovers.

"Upstream canon" for a crossover is the works in which the character originally appeared. (The term "upstream" comes from software development.) For example, upstream for most of Weebles Storybook World is stories collected by the Grimms, the Langs, and other 19th century authors, and upstream for the PAW Patrol range is Spin Master's PAW Patrol toy line and its animated series. The play leader can use upstream to fill gaps in characters' lore when setting up a play scenario.

## External links

* Wikipedia:Canon (fiction)
* "Canon" in Teletraan I
Tod

## History

- at just 2/3 months old Tod lost his mother to a hunter after she hid him next to a fence post. He was found by the owl, big mama and then Widow Tweed who takes him in as her pet.

- Tod grows into an adventurous young kit and while out exploring he meets the hunting dog pup named Copper. The two quickly become best friends, unfortunately for Tod, Copper’s owner and other hunting dog Chief want nothing to do with Tod and regular try to hunt him at any chance they get.

- Things for Tod and Copper change as the years pass, now both adults it becomes more and more apparent they can’t be friends any longer. That moment becomes real when due to Tod, Chief gets hit by a train nearly dying. Copper blames Tod and seeks revenge on him. Tweed is forced to leave Tod in a nearby game reserve for his own safety. It’s there he meets his love interest, Vixey and learns to live as a wild fox.

-Slade and Copper break into the game reserve intent on killing Tod. After nearly getting killed by a bear. Tod jumps in to save Copper almost dying in the process. A wounded Todd is about to get shot by Slade but Copper steps in front of the gun saving him. The two part on good terms and Copper returns home with Slade, while Tod stays with Vixey in the forest.

## Notable Threads

[1]Witness Me:

Tod joins the battle in Australia
Compatibility

> "*Add to any other Weebles playsets, sold separately.*"
> ― PlayMonster[source]
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**Compatibility** refers to how well Weebles figures work in playsets, especially between generations.

A summary of known compatibility issues identified by fans:

Weebles Gas Station
Most Weehicles and floats are too big to fit in the mechanic's bay unless the figure is removed from the driver's seat. A few, such as Kai's car, are too wide.
Weebles Barn Dance and Weebly Wobbly Tree House
The taller Character and Jazwares figures (Weebledown Farm; PAW Patrol; Wonder Club) bump their head on the barn's hayloft and the crossbars of the tree's wheel.
Weebles Musical Treehouse
Many figures lack enough weight to get them down the textured area at the top of the slide.
Weebles Turn 'n Tumble Home
Weebleville and PlayMonster figures are too wide to reach the lookout point.
Wonder Club Treehouse
Figures from other generations are too wide to fit down the chute in the tree trunk.
## Interoperability

> "*Everyone's welcome in Weebleville, so come on and join the fun!*"
> ― Theme song[source]
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Related to compatibility is interoperability, ability to work in the same playsets as other popular toy lines that are not Weebles.

Weebles figures in Squishville vehicles
Figures made by Character (such as Weebledown Farm and Peppa Pig) and Jazwares (such as Wonder Club and PAW Patrol) fit in Squishville vehicles, made by the Kelly Toys division of Jazwares. Other figures (late 1980s, Weebleville, Weebles Storybook World, 2010 egg, and PlayMonster) are too wide to fit.
In particular, it is reportedly common to mix Weebles with Fisher-Price's Little People.

Weebles figures in Little People playsets
While Weebles rely on gravity to hold them in their vehicles' bucket seats, Little People strap themselves in with a three-pointed peg that might be compared to toe clips on a bicycle. This provides a friction fit to the hole between a figure's feet, keeping the figure in place during vigorous play. However, it prevents Weebles figures from fitting.
One family that had Weebleville and Weebles Storybook World toys reports having role-played tension between toy "races", where Little People put pegs in their seats as a form of hostile architecture to keep the Weebles from stealing their vehicles.
Little People figures in Weebles playsets
Figures since 1997 (introduction of sculpted bodies with arms) work fairly well in Weebles vehicles, though they have trouble getting down slides. One frustration is the narrow stances of early second-generation figures with arms, produced 2012 to 2014. These figures date to when Sofie and pals first replaced Maggie and pals, have eyebrows that aren't pointed, and are prone to falling down more easily when in vehicles. Around 2015, Fisher-Price revised the line to have pointed eyebrows, Sofie's hair up in pigtails like Jill's, and (importantly) wider stances typical of the previous figures with arms.
Willow

**Willow** is a character from the Wonder Club generation.

As the last member to join Wonder Club (per "Meet the Weebles"), she is the only character of the main six to have no figure with an alternate outfit. In the animated series, she has a "valley girl" personality and voice similar to that of Noomie, with a bit of reluctance to try new things reminiscent of Winston Hobnobby III.

## Gallery

Willow core figure, frontWillow core figure, rearConsolation prize for not getting a playset or a float: a Squishville saucer
Elliot

**Elliot** is a character from PlayMonster Weebles appearing in the My Best Friends 3-pack.

## Gallery

Elliot figure from My Best Friends, frontElliot figure from My Best Friends, rearElliot with Michael from Little People
## Trivia

Elliot shares a name with Elliott from the film *E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial*; Eliot Ness, real-life leader of Prohibition enforcement team Untouchables; and Eliot from *Kid Radd* strip #482. The character in *Kid Radd* is so named because he parodies Ness, the protagonist of Nintendo's video game *EarthBound* (also known as *Mother 2*). The protagonist of *Mother 3* resembles Eddie from Fisher-Price's Little People as much as Ness resembles Michael from Little People. And given how much Elliot resembles Michael... Illuminati confirmed?
Galaxy Bumpus

**"Galaxy Bumpus"** is a story found in the bonus material of Gusterlapin's continuation of the 2005 *Weebles* series.

## Transcript

**Bumpus:** Hello! My name is Bumpus.

**Bumpus:** And I have cool secret.

**Bumpus:** When there's trouble.

(*Bumpus jumps, floats and spins transforming into Galaxy Bumpus.*)

**Galaxy Bumpus:** I become. Galaxy Bumpus! Inter-Galactic Space-Hero!

**Galaxy Bumpus:** Join me on a quest. In a journey into outer-space above the world so high to explore the Solar-System.

**Galaxy Bumpus:** Come on! This will fun.

(*Bumpus makes a space teleporting hole with his finger.*)

**Galaxy Bumpus:** Teleporting Activated!

(*Galaxy Bumpus flies through the hole going to space.*)

**Galaxy Bumpus:** Off to the Solar-System!

(*Galaxy Bumpus flies to the Solar-System.*)

**Galaxy Bumpus:** This is the Solar-System, which is made up of the Sun, and the eight planets all around it.

**Galaxy Bumpus:** First Up, Let's start by looking at the Sun.

**Galaxy Bumpus:** This big star is the Sun, and this thing belongs in the center of the Solar System.

(*The Sun turns around and reveals a face*)

**Sun:** This is where you can shed some light on the subject,
Musical Chairs

**"Musical Chairs"** is the 12th episode of Gusterlapin's extension of the *Weebles* animated series.

## Plot

In the starting of the episode, Bumpus sings a very exciting song called "Look in my Animal Books."

## Bonus Short

Bumpus and Tooey and enter the This Way Room where they see the ice cream truck on the other side, but as all the arrows in the background are pointing the other way, a wall prevents them from reaching the ice truck. They try and try and try again when they see Grover who tells them that it takes only one way if they have to get in the room, which is away from the ice cream truck.

Bonus 1: It is Gina's 3rd birthday, and she forgot there is only one thing in her mailbag, and the address in the package is all covered in mud, and Tibby help get the mud off by doing the Weeble Watusi!

## Quotes

Tibby: (singing opera) ♪Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi♪ ♪You You You You You♪ ♪O say can you see by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, O say does that star-spangled banner yet wave, O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave♪

## Trivia

The quotes, and the music in the record player is based on Little Bear: Sweet Tooth

This is the only episode where Grover makes a cameo.

This is the second time Tibby is singing.

The bonus short before the Bonus episode is based on the 12th episode of The Upside Down Show.

The Bonus in this episode is based off Welcome to Weebleville!

Gina counts 8 letters as she catches them with an umbrella.
Head

The **head** of a figure is the part above the neck.

Most figures, including eggs and Weebleville/Weebles Storybook World figures, have the head and chest molded as one piece. Barleymow from Weebledown Farm has a head made of softer, more pliable plastic than the rest, as do the *PAW Patrol* figures. The Wonder Club figures are unusual in having heads that can be turned.
My Best Friends

**My Best Friends** is a PlayMonster Weebles figure 3-pack containing Elliot, Buddy, and Harper.

The back of the box identifies all three characters, spelling one character's name as both "Elliot" and "Elliott". It also claims compatibility with "any other Weebles playsets," despite a couple issues with Wonder Club Treehouse.

## Gallery

Front and left side of boxRear and right side of boxFigures labeled with names, two spellings of Elliot, and compatibility claim
Weebleville Town Center

**Weebleville Town Center** is the first large playset produced in the Weebleville (2004) generation. It was sold with three figures: Pendleton, Bumpus, and Tibby, a small blue car, a bench, and a stoplight with red and green sides. A motor powered by three "C" size batteries spins three discs when the cash register or the front button is pressed.

## Card text

Bumpus Wobbleworks
Hi, I'm Bumpus, and I think I've got a letter for you in my mailbag! I'm the Weebleville mailman, and thete's one thing we Weebles always deliver... FUN!
Pendleton Wrongrighter
Wrongrighter's the name. Pendleton Wrongrighter, and with all the wobbling go on around here, I've got the toughest job in all of Weebleville - the Weebleville Police Chief!
Tibby Wobnobbin
Hi there! I'm Tibby. I love to sing and dance! If you watch me, I'll show you how to do the Weeble watusi! Come on, it's wobbly-obbly fun!
## Gallery

Weebleville Town Center, assembled, all parts, front viewWeebleville Town Center, rear view showing interior of storefrontBumpus empties the mailbox and Flavor Flav raps with the band while Pendleton patrolsReverse angle: Tibby and Winnie practice singing, Goldilocks takes a nap, and Hansel buys treats from PawDriggles gives a presentation about NFTs
## In animation

The clock tower is named Wakiti. She talks and bends to show emotion.

In the first episode "Welcome to Weebleville!", the stoplight gets into an argument with itself about how to remove mud from a label on a package that Bumpus is delivering.
The Weebles Day Parade

**"The Weebles Day Parade"** is the 7th episode of the Weebles Series.

## Plot

For the first-ever Founder's Day Parade, Bumpus is making a special statue of his great, great grandfather Woodrow W. Weeble, founder of Weebleville! With the help of his friends, Bumpus finds out that it's not important to be perfect - all you have to do is try, try, try and never give up!

## Trivia

The DVD captions spell Noomie's name correctly this time. Her voice is still uncredited, and she appears to briefly trade her valley girl accent for a more southern accent for one line.

During the parade, the lyrics "Try, try, try / Just get up on your feet" are the first clear reference to legs in the series.

This is the only episode where Bumpus cries slightly.

This episode is the second time Bumpus cries.

Real-life counterpart: Weebles Balloonicles (2004-2006) in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Pendleton

**Pendleton Wrongrighter** is a character from the Weebleville (2004) generation. He appears as a dark gray penguin and is the chief of police in Weebleville.

Figures of Pendleton have been distributed in Weebleville Town Center, Weebly Wobbly Tree House, a Wendy's Kids Meal premium, and Mini Weebles Pals.

## Gallery

Pendleton from Weebleville Town Center, frontPendleton from Weebleville Town Center, rearPendleton from Wendy's Kids' Meal, frontPendleton from Wendy's Kids' Meal, rearPendleton from Weebly Wobbly Tree House, frontPendleton from Weebly Wobbly Tree House, rearPendleton from Mini Weebles Pals, frontPendleton from Mini Weebles Pals, rear
## Trivia

Outside *Weebles*, the Pendleton Act of 1883 created a nonpartisan, merit-based civil service in the United States government.
Spaghetti Days

**Spaghetti Days** is the 3rd episode of the Weebles Series

## Plot

It's the big barn dance and Demby and Diddy Wishingwell are ready for all the fun! A chain of deals ensues in which several characters have to fill in for another character at a pasta-themed attraction. Will Winston Hobnobby III, victim of several physical gags throughout the episode, do his part to help call the dance?

**Moral:** Teamwork

## Trivia

* This episode makes the barn's first appearance. It doesn't look that much like the toy.
* When Pendleton drives Hogie's tractor, three characters are in the trailer. (The toy holds only two.)
* The tutorial/Production Process of this episode was written by David Carson

## See also

* "Meet the Weebles", a Wonder Club episode about reluctance to try something new
Playground Fun

**"Playground Fun"** is an episode of *Weebles*. Wally seeks to set a school record by having all six Wonder Club members swing at once. He and Winston remove three tires from the slide set and place them around the three swings to convert them to two-seaters. It takes a few tries for them to get the hang of mounting the swings two at once.
My Speedy Car

**My Speedy Car** is a toy vehicle made by PlayMonster. The car is red, roughly as big as the Weehicles. A wobble feature kicks the driver forward every time the back wheels make a half turn. It comes with a Kai figure, and the box implies that the character is nonbinary.

Kai and car, frontCar, rearKai in carMy Speedy Car box, front and right sideMy Speedy Car box, rear and left sideDetail of rear of My Speedy Car box, with Kai's pronoun "their" circledKai's car with Winston Hobnobby III's convertible from Weehicles and Pendleton's subcompact cruiser from Weebleville Town Center for scale
Bottom

The **bottom** or **base** is a hemisphere that forms the underside of a character.

Weebles and other roly-poly toys are mostly hollow plastic, with metal weights that lower the center of mass into the bottom. This causes the center of mass not to be directly over the point of contact with the ground unless the toy is upright. Bed furniture is shaped with a bit of a wedge below the bottom to resist rolling somewhat so that the toy can lie down.

Animated characters appear to have a bit of control over their center of mass to assume poses less than upright. In "Tooey's Wobbly Weekend", Demby bends over to pitch a tent, and Tooey lies down in a hammock. An unnamed rabbit in "Birdie Lee's Colorful Day" and Wendy in "Sleeping in Your Own Bed" lie down in bed.

Many toy identification guides, such as our guide to Weebleville and Weebles Storybook World figures, are organized by the color of the bottom.
Weebly Knight & Ogre's Adventure

**Weebly Knight & Ogre's Adventure** is a Weebles Storybook World playset. It includes a 3-piece collapsible tower, wheeled horse, large ogre figure with jaws that open, and yellow knight figure.

Two packaging variants of Weebly Knight & Ogre's Adventure exist: one with a full six-sided box and one with cutouts in the front of the box. The full-box variant comes with a purple guard tower with a red boom gate (colors may vary).

## Card text

Once upon a wobble, a giant ogre was unhappy with his crumbling tower.
The kingdom wanted to help their friend, but few had the skill or the power.
Then one day, a knight on his horse charged the tower and safely knocked it to the ground.
"Thanks for the quick renovations!" said the ogre. "Let's celebrate by wobbling 'round and 'round."
## Gallery

Tower pieces, horse, knight, and ogre, frontTower pieces and horse, rearFully assembled tower
The Wonderful Wednesday

**"The Wonderful Wednesday"** is an unproduced episode of Gusterlapin's extension of the 2005 *Weebles* series, intended to replace "The Wednesday Race".

## Plot

The episode starts when Demby and Diddy are playing soccer in the park, and Demby kicked the ball at Bumpus' nose, and began to cry

The end of the episode features a girl named Gina, a redeco of Bumpus.

## Transcript

(*The episode starts out in the park with the text saying Episode 4: The Wonderful Wednesday*)

**Demby:** It's a wonderful day!

**Diddy:** It sure is Demby!

**Demby:** Look Diddy who is that.

**Diddy:** Ooh, That's Bumpus. Hello!

**Bumpus:** Ooh, Hello guys, what are you two doing?

**Demby:** Hello Bumpus, We are going play soccer.

## Trivia

This episode was 1st time Bumpus screamed, and cries.

This episode has no musical number.

## See also

* The Weeball Game, the episode's Wonder Club counterpart
The This Way Room

**The This Way Room** is a wrong turn from the 12th episode of the Weebles series. In this room, Bumpus and Tooey see the ice cream truck on the other side, but because all the arrows in the background are pointing the other way, A wall prevents them from reaching the ice cream truck. They try and try and try again, and when they see Grover, He tells them that the room takes only one way to be in there, which is away from the ice cream truck.

## Appearance of the Room

The room has an aquamarine background with violet arrows pointing to the left, and has a dark red floor.
Weebly Wobbly Tree House

**Weebly Wobbly Tree House** is a playset released toward the end of the Weebleville generation.

It has a chute to the front door, a slide under a removable swinging chair with 2 height settings, a 3-seat Ferris wheel, a flag, and a telescope.
It includes Bumpus (off duty), Pendleton (off duty), and Cookie figures, a rocking chair, and a treasure chest.

## Card text

Pendleton Wrongrighter
Pendleton here, chief of the WEEBLEVILLE police! I may be just visiting, but I'm keeping a watchful eye on the wacky wobbling going on!
Bumpus Wobbleworks
Welcome to my WEEBLY WOBBLY TREE HOUSE! I'm Bumpus, the WEEBLEVILLE mailman! We're overdue for some fun and adventure. Like I always say, "Letter late than never!"
Cookie Bakington
They say that I'm one tough cookie. I say, "that's Ms. Bakington to you!" I'm in charge of cookin' at the Tree House, so I'm always making tasty treats for my friends to eat. Enjoy!
## Compatibility

The Ferris wheel is slightly too small for Wonder Club figures to make a lap without bumping their heads on the bars between the seats.

## Gallery

Weebly Wobbly Tree House, front view with 3 figures and furnitureWeebly Wobbly Tree House, rear viewDetail of workshop full of toolsVacation gear on the second floorBed and more vacation gear in the atticWeebly Wobbly Tree House in actionWinston Hobnobby III spots the other Winston through a telescope
## TV appearance

The DVD menu of both volumes of the 2005 *Weebles* series shows an illustration of this playset.
In "Bumpus' New House", the house in Weeble Park that Bumpus discovers that he has inherited from Woodrow W. Weeble is a more elaborate version of this playset.
That episode shows that the same dust that affects use of the toys on slides in this and other playsets also affects the animated characters.

## See also

* Weebles Musical Treehouse and Wonder Club Treehouse, its counterparts in other generations
Weebles (2005 series)

***Weebles*** is a CGI animated series produced by Film Roman depicting Weebleville. The 10 episodes, each about 7 to 8 minutes long, were released in 2005 on two DVDs: *Welcome to Weebleville!* and *Sharing in the Fun*.

## Episodes

For which characters appear in each episode, see List of Weebleville characters.

### *Welcome to Weebleville!*

Released on February 22, 2005. IMDb page

1. "Welcome to Weebleville!"
2. "Weebles to the Wescue"
3. "Spaghetti Days"
4. "Tooey's Wobbly Weekend"
5. "The Wednesday Race" (Episode omitted from VHS edition)

### *Sharing in the Fun*

Released on September 13, 2005. IMDb page

1. "Bumpus' New House"
2. "The Weebles Day Parade"
3. "Birdie Lee's Colorful Day"
4. "Tibby and the Weebles Band"
5. "Mac & Cheese, Please! Beans & Franks? Thanks!" (Episode omitted from VHS edition)

## External links

* *Weebles* on English Voice Over Wiki
* *Weebles* on Soundeffects Wiki
Xavier

**Xavier** is a fan-made redeco of off-duty Bumpus.

**Xavier Xenowinkles** is a character in Gusterlapin's expanded universe based on Weebleville. He appears as a sheepdog, and is a year old than Bumpus.

## Appearance

At the end of revised Episode 6 as a weeble, Xavier wears a sky blue shirt that has a black lowercase X on it, glasses, a green hat that is the same to Bumpus', but has an X on it, cyan/turquoise eyes, and also has a British Accent. He can talk similar to Numberjack 4 and Xavier Wong Benson.

## When his legs pop out

When Xavier has legs, Xavier's shirt is lighter than before, and has the same design, but has no sleeves, and is also wearing a red wristband, and has white socks, and has red sneakers with fake laces, maroon ends, and black bottoms.

## Voices of the Character

Voice of Xavier: Robbie Lee (1982-1998)

Voice of Xavier: Jonathon Beech (1999-present)

## List of Episodic Appearances

All about Xavier

Episode 6: Bumpus' New House (revised)

Episode 17: The New Kid on the Block

Episode 18: Tibby's Untied Shoe Problem

Episode 19: Night of the Living Dummy (Halloween Special)

## Trivia

This character appears in the 17th episode.

The character is once named after Xavier Wong Benson. (See "Xavier" on officalwiisports.)

This character is based on Xavier Wong Benson (2003-2004 pilots)

He resembles off-duty Bumpus from Weebly Wobbly Tree House, with a different bottom color and glasses. (There are no known toy photos.)

The character's nickname is "Xeno".

Xavier acts similar to Zipper Cat from 1981 to 1998.

Xavier is the first character in Gusterlapin's extended universe starting with the letter X.

This Weebleville Character's favorite number is 11.
Zoey

**Zoey** is a fan-made redeco of Bumpus, not based on a canon toy.

Zoey Zanywriggles is a character in Gusterlapin's extended universe based on Weebleville. She appears as a sheepdog who is two years older than Bumpus.

## Appearance

The character is sheepdog who is similar to Xavier, but one year older. She wears glasses, the hat to Bumpus', but has a Z on it, and also a red dress with a black lowercase Z only the front. She also has British Accent, and talks similar to Numberjack 3 and Zoey Valery Benson.

Voice of Zoey: Alice Baker

## Trivia

Zoey is the one and only character to appear in Weebles Extended.

This is the final Weebleville character starting with the letter Z so far.

She is the final dog character of the Weebleville Series.

Zoey is Xavier's old sister.

It is unknown how Zoey appears as a Weebles Toy, but she ironically appeared in Weebles HD on Blu-Ray (2006).

She is the final character who has a British Accent.

This Weebleville Character's favorite number is 37.

The character is named after Zoey Valery Benson, as well as the purple rabbit character from Happy Tree Friends. She shares a name with one of the Flip Zee Girls.

This Weebles character made a YouTube Account, and made a profile named "*ZoeyRabbit*" in 2012 creating the first video "The Requiem in Steve Minor." (Blue's Clues YouTube Poop)