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Striped Burrfish Chilomycterus schoepfi

Striped burrfish have large heads and widely spaced bulging eyes. They are brownish in color, with large dark splotches along their bodies. Their eyes are golden-yellow with iridescent blue-green specks in the pupils. Burrfish are covered with short, heavy spines that are always erect—unlike their cousins, the porcupinefish, which have movable spines. They move by undulating or waving their pectoral fins and tails rather than by bending the entire body. Striped burrfish, like all of the burrfish and pufferfish, can take in water to inflate their bodies when threatened. In the wild they use their powerful beak-like jaws to eat small fish, barnacles, snails, crabs and clams. They have been observed swallowing hermit crabs whole—shell and all. Striped burrfish usually grow to 10 inches long. Striped burrfish are abundant from the northern Gulf of Mexico to Brazil. They live in seagrass beds in bays and coastal lagoons and over shallow coastal reefs from Maine to Florida, although they are less common in the northern part of the range. Striped burrfish are common throughout their range. Not many predators can get past the burrfish’s formidable spines when it puffs up to full size. This species is of no commercial value to fisheries, although it is sometimes collected for the pet trade. The burrfish or spiny Boxfish (Chilomycterus schoepfi) is a member of the porcupinefish family Diodontidae. It is distinguished from the porcupinefish by the shorter, less sharply pointed, and immovable spines which cover the somewhat spherical body. It can inflate its body by taking either air or water into a ventral extension of the stomach. Its color is olivaceous or brownish above and pale yellow below. The back and sides are irregularly striped with brownish, dusky, or black lines which are parallel to each other and which run obliquely downward. There are several large black spots on the sides, one just below the dorsal fin, and another behind the pectoral fin. Its maximum size is about 10 inches. It is found mostly in the tropics from the West Indies to Florida, and is found along the Atlantic coast, sometimes as far north as Cape Cod, and regularly during the late summer and fall in the vicinity of New York. It spawns off New Jersey in July. Juveniles are also found in the Chesapeake Bay in the summertime. It feeds on invertebrates such as oysters, barnacles, mussels, small crabs, and hermit crabs. It has no commercial value but is occasionally taken by fishermen and stuffed as curio. Some end up in the aquarium pet trade. It occasionally is killed in gill nets and then tossed back by the fishermen. It is often washed ashore along the beach and is a treacherous object if stepped on by mistake with bare feet. Other species of burr and porcupinefish are found in the tropics.
Peacock Mantis Shrimp Odontodactylus scyllarus

Found in the warm waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, the peacock mantis shrimp is arguably one of the most captivating creatures in the sea. Its hard-shelled body is bursting with color—hues of bright red, green, orange and blue, and its forearms are covered in spots. At the top of its head rests a set of protruding eyes, and they aren’t just for show. These crustaceans have the most complex eyes in the animal kingdom, containing millions of light-sensitive cells. With 16 color-receptive cones (compared to humans, who have just three), the peacock mantis shrimp can detect ten times more color than a human, including ultraviolet light. It can move each eye independently and uses this exceptional eyesight to avoid predators and track down prey. The peacock mantis shrimp lives in the crevices of coral and rocks on the ocean floor. A territorial creature, it has been known to exhibit aggressive behavior toward intruders. This ferocious shrimp has club-like appendages that fold beneath its body, resembling a praying mantis. With a spring-like motion, it uses these appendages to attack prey—and a mantis shrimp’s punch is no joke. With the ability to strike at the speed of a .22 caliber bullet (50 times faster than the blink of an eye), a blow from a mantis shrimp can easily break through the shell of a crab or mollusk. Its lineage can be traced back five hundred million years. It is multicolored with shades of bright green, orange, red and blue on its shell and forearms covered in spots. There are 400 species of mantis shrimp worldwide. A peacock mantis shrimp can punch with a speed equal to a .22 caliber bullet. It is able to see ten times more color than human beings, including ultraviolet light. The peacock mantis shrimp can kill prey larger than itself by using its deadly appendages. It typically feeds on gastropods, crabs and mollusks. Mantis shrimp typically grow to lengths of two to seven inches. This species is found in the warm waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. This species is not threatened. Some large fish make a meal of the mantis shrimp.
Spotted Unicornfish Naso brevirostris

Adult spotted unicornfish can be anywhere from bluish-gray to olive-brown in color. They often have small irregular stripes on the sides of their body. The juveniles, however, may have darker spots. The fish’s prominent horn is not found in juveniles and actually develops later in life. These unicornfish are typically found in small groups in reefs and along lagoon drop-offs. They have also been spotted along rocky coasts. In addition, they may group into larger schools at times. Adults feed primarily on zooplankton but may also eat algae. Reported to reach a maximum length of 60 centimeters. They live in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, from along East Africa to Hawaii, and as far north as southern Japan. Listed as "least common" on the IUCN Red List.
Didyme

**Didyme** was a vampire that was born in Greece around 1300 BC. She had black hair and red eyes.

## Relatives

* Aro (brother)
* Marcus (husband)

## Powers and Abilities

Didyme had the power to release an aura of happiness which could bring joy to herself and everyone around her, freeing people from sadness and making them adore her. This power is similar to Jasper Hale's gift to manipulate the emotions of others, but it only worked in one direction.
Giant South American River Turtle Podocnemis expansa

The giant South American river turtle is one of the largest freshwater turtles in the world. They are highly aquatic; typically, the females only leave the water to bask and lay 50–150 eggs at communal nesting sites during the dry season. Historically, females gathered together in groups in the tens to hundreds of thousands—a behavior that made them especially vulnerable to human poaching. In the wild, these turtles eat primarily fallen fruits and seeds. Other items in their diet include vegetation, aquatic invertebrates, and insects. Females can have shells longer than 30 inches and weigh up to 200 pounds. Males are considerably smaller, with a shell length of about 19 inches. Hatchlings are about 2 inches long. This species lives in the Orinoco and Amazon river systems; the nesting range has been greatly reduced due to over-harvesting of eggs and hatchlings. Restricted to the calm waters of large rivers in the dry season, they may move into swamps, lagoons, and flooded forests where food is plentiful during the high-water season. Once abundant, populations have declined dramatically as a result of poaching of females, collection of eggs, and habitat loss. This species is listed in Appendix II (threatened in some parts of its range) of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) and is listed as endangered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. While hatchlings are preyed upon by a number of animals, especially black vultures, the massive size of adults protects them from most predators. Humans are primarily responsible for this species’ decline. In the “heyday” of turtle harvesting, an estimated 48 million eggs were taken each year.
South American Yellow-Footed Tortoise Chelonoidis denticulata

The yellow-footed tortoise gets its name from the distinctive yellow or orange scales found on its limbs. These animals communicate with each other with rapid head movements. Females lay approximately four to eight eggs in each clutch, with a year-round breeding period. Yellow-footed tortoise eggs incubate for around 100 to 200 days. Typically, males are bigger than females, but most extremely large individuals are females. Males can be identified by the concave shape of their lower shell or plastron. This type of tortoise eats an assortment of fallen fruits, leaves, grass and occasionally carrion or insects. As adults, yellow-footed tortoises are most frequently around 15 to 20 pounds. Some rare individuals grow to enormous sizes and can be up to 36 inches in length and over 100 pounds! This tortoise is found in the rain-forests of South America. It ranges from southeastern Venezuela, Guyana, French Guiana, Brazil and throughout the Amazon basin to eastern Colombia and Ecuador, northeastern Peru and northeastern Bolivia. The yellow-footed tortoise is considered vulnerable to extinction. The largest threat to Yellow-footed tortoises is hunting by humans, as they are considered a delicacy in parts of South America. They are also endangered by habitat loss.
Rosyside Dace Clinostomus funduloides

This member of the minnow family is named for the rose-red color of the front lower half of the body. It has yellowish fins, a forked tail, and an upturned mouth. The male rosyside sometimes has bumps, or tubercles, on his head, body and fins. Rosyside dace are omnivores, feeding on insects, worms, crayfish, algae and detritus. Males and females are similar in size, up to 4.5 inches long. The rosyside dace inhabits rocky flowing pools of headwaters, creeks and small rivers. It is found from the lower Delaware River to Savannah River drainages and in the Ohio River basin. This dace is fairly common throughout its range. However, habitat loss due to pollution and siltation has led to the disappearance of this species from many areas where it was once abundant. Rosysides are preyed upon by both terrestrial and aquatic piscivores (i.e., fish eaters), including herons, kingfishers, pike and bass.
Slingjaw Wrasse Epibulus insidiator

The Slingjaw Wrasse is a very peculiar fish because it folds its jaw under its head when not in use and extends it from its body when it needs to catch food. The jaw functions like a straw in order to capture its prey using suction. Young fish are brown with small white stripes. As the fish get older, coloration varies from shades of brown to electric yellow. Fully grown males have dark bodies, an orange/yellow back, and a white head with a black line through the eye. Slingjaw Wrasses reside in coral rich areas such as reefs and lagoons, and can be found as deep as 130 feet. The Slingjaw Wrasse feeds on small crustaceans and fish found in the reef. This species normally grows up to 14 inches. The Slingjaw Wrasse is found in the Indian Ocean from the Red Sea to South Africa, and in the Pacific Ocean from Southern Japan to New Caledonia. They also reside in the Hawaiian and Tuamoto Islands. This species is not threatened. Larger fish and sharks are the predators of this fish. The sling-jaw wrasse, Epibulus insidiator, is a species of wrasse native to the tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific from the Red Sea and the African coast to the Tuamotus and Hawaii, and from the southern waters of Japan to New Caledonia. This species can be found on coral reefs at depths from 1 to 42 m (3.3 to 137.8 ft). The jaws of this species can swing out to form a long tube when opened (up to half the length of the fish's body) which creates suction to allow the fish to ingest the small crustaceans and fishes upon which it preys. It can reach a standard length of 54 cm (21 in). This species is of minor importance to local commercial fisheries and can be found in the aquarium trade.
Black Grouper mycteroperca bonaci

Black grouper (Mycteroperca bonaci) are typically dark, with olive, gray or brown bodies and irregular bronze-colored blotches and spots. These groupers have several sets of teeth that help prevent fish from escaping while feeding. Black grouper are born female, but some transform into males when they are large enough. These fish can live for more than 30 years, though most are caught before reaching that age. Adult black groupers feed on fish, while juveniles primarily eat crustaceans. Black grouper can grow to more than 4 feet long and weigh upward of 170 pounds. Adult black groupers feed on fish, while juveniles primarily eat crustaceans. Black grouper can grow to more than 4 feet long and weigh upward of 170 pounds. Black grouper range along the western Atlantic Ocean from Massachusetts to Brazil. Black grouper are considered near-threatened. Larger black grouper are preyed upon by sharks, including the sandbar shark and the great hammerhead. Smaller grouper are preyed upon by other groupers and moray eels. Black grouper are also frequently caught for human consumption. The black grouper (Mycteroperca bonaci) is one of the best known of the large group of perciform fish called groupers. Other common names include black rockfish, bonaeci arara, and marbled rockfish. Other fish are sometimes called the black grouper including the similar gag grouper (Mycteroperca microlepis), the misty grouper (Epinephelus mystacinus), and the critically endangered Warsaw grouper (Epinephelus nigritus). The black grouper is a large marine fish, growing up to 150 cm in length and 100 kg in weight. It has an olive or gray body, with black blotches and brassy spots. The preoperculum is gently rounded. The black grouper is a solitary fish. The fish spawns between May and August. It is a protogynous hermaphrodite, i.e. the young are predominantly female, but transform into males as they grow larger. Adults feed mainly on other fish and squid, though the younger fish feed on crustaceans, especially shrimp. It is associated with rocky or coral reefs, but is not dependent on them; it is found in the western Atlantic Ocean, from Massachusetts, USA, in the north to southern Brazil, but is particularly associated with the southern Gulf of Mexico, the Florida Keys, the Bahamas and the Caribbean. Adults are not found at the northern extremes of its range. It lives mostly near the surface, at depths ranging from six to 33 meters. The black grouper is quite tasty and an important food fish. It is fished for sale and for sport. The black grouper is an IUCN Red List near threatened species, vulnerable to increases in exploitation because it is a relatively slow breeder.
Percula Clownfish Amphiprion percula

Of the nearly 30 species of clownfish, there are two types commonly referred to as the orange clownfish (Amphiprion percula and A. ocellaris). The percula clownfish is distinguished by its vivid orange color with distinctive white bands outlined in black. All clownfish are born male. As they mature, they usually pair off with another clownfish, and the dominant individual becomes a female. The female lays eggs, which are defended and aerated by both parents until they hatch. This family of fish is also known as anemonefish because of the symbiotic relationship they have with sea anemones. The clownfish brings food to the anemone in exchange for protection. By building up a protective mucous coating, the clownfish is immune to the stinging cells of the anemone. The clownfish makes its home within the anemone’s tentacles, enjoying protection from predators; in return, the anemone gets to eat the leftovers from the clownfish’s meals and the clownfish helps keep the anemone clean. Clownfish are omnivores, feeding on a varied diet consisting of algae, zooplankton, worms and small crustaceans. At the Aquarium, we feed them small, cut-up pieces of shrimp and smelt, as well as krill. Clownfish grow to approximately 3 inches in length. Clownfish can be found in coral reefs in Australia, Indonesia, Singapore and the Solomon Islands. This species is not considered to be threatened. A lot of the clownfish in aquariums and the pet trade are bred in captivity, so over-collecting is not an issue. Larger fish such as lionfish, snapper, grouper, triggers and eels will prey on clownfish.
Graysby Cephalopholis cruentata

The graysby is light brown to gray in color, with small brown or red spots covering its body. An additional three to five spots often appear along the base of its dorsal fin. This species of grouper is found in coral reefs, often hiding in caves and crevices. They are most active at night when they come out of their hiding spots to feed. Graysbys feed on small fish and crustaceans such as crab and shrimp. Graysbys feed on small fish and crustaceans such as crab and shrimp. The graysby can grow up to 16 inches. Its range includes the Western Atlantic Oceans from North Carolina to southern Florida, as well as the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. This species is not believed to be threatened. Graysbys are preyed upon by large reef predators such as barracudas and sharks. The Graysby, Cephalopholis cruentata, is a Grouper in the Serranidae family from the Western Atlantic. It is found from North Carolina to southern Florida (USA), Bermuda, the Gulf of Mexico, the Bahamas, and the Caribbean. Its typical size is 15 to 25 cm (6 to 10 in.) in length, with a maximum size of 42 cm (16 in.).
Chatta

A female purple Panther from the Pink Panther spin-off, Pink Panther and Sons.

In the episode, Sleepwalking Chatta, Chatta starts to sleepwalk during the time that she won a radio contest. the main antagonist, Finko, wants to the win the contest, so when he finds her sleepwalking, he takes her off course. However, the main character, Pinky, finds out and tries to stop him. By the end of the episode, Pinky manages to wake Chatta up with an alarm clock. Upon waking up, Chatta spins into a purple tornado that Finko gets caught up with(off-screen).
Babs Bunny

Babs Bunny is one of the main characters of *Tiny Toon Adventures.*

She has the ability to change into different outfits by spinning and she does this in multiple episodes. This transformation originates from the 1970s television series of "Wonder Woman".

In general, she uses this ability for three reasons:

1. For a disguise/to play a role
2. For an impersonation (she can also change her voice to suit the new outfit she's wearing)
3. For her own amusement

Additionally, the episode segment "Born to be Riled" confirmed that she can also spin around in a wild tornado similar to that of Dizzy Devil, as she did this when she impersonated him.

One notable example comes from the segment "Real Kids Don't Like Broccoli" from the episode "Return to the Acme Acres Zone." The segment features an older, more provocative Babs who visits Buster Bunny, who is acting as a private eye. Babs takes a seat in the chair in front of his desk, and Buster tells her to "make [herself] at home." Babs then stands up and spins into multiple tornadoes at once, transforming to single chair into a more home-like look, with a couch, table, and photo hanging on the wall.
Mouse Girl (Tom and Jerry: Back To Oz)

From the 2016 direct-to-DVD movie, Tom and Jerry: Back To Oz.

During a song in the movie where Tom and Jerry are at a carnival with Dorothy and her friends, Tom and Jerry spot a female cat and a female mouse. They quickly enter a Dance Contest. Near the end, a spotlight shines on Jerry and his dance partner and the two dance off. Jerry swings the mouse girl around and throws her into the air, where she spins into a tornado sideways. When Jerry catches her, the two spin around again and they, along with Tom and his dance partner, win the contest.
Lola (Miss Moon)

One of the main characters from the flash animated show, Miss Moon.

## O PRÍNCIPE ENCANTADO

Lola gets her Nanny to bring out a Knight for her house party. When the two dance with each other, the knight spins Lola into a tornado for small bit.

## Os Sonhos de Lola

when Lola and her brother go after a robotic skateboard, they ended up sliding on a lake that magically got frozen. When Lola tries to regain her balance, the skateboard passes her, making her spin out of control.
Mouth Almighty Glossamia aprion

The mouth almighty is a freshwater fish typically found in ponds and slow-moving waters of northern Australia. It lurks in dense vegetation, waiting motionless for its next meal. As the name implies, this ambush predator has a large mouth used to engulf any small fish or invertebrate that wanders too close. However, this cavernous mouth also has a gentler function. When breeding, it is the male that will take up the female’s sack of eggs and incubate them in his mouth for about two weeks. After the eggs hatch, the developing fry will continue to stay in the safety of the male’s mouth for about another week. During this time, the male does not eat. The mouth almighty is part of the cardinalfish family. This family is primarily marine, but this is one of the freshwater species. Mouthbrooding is found in many of the species of cardinalfish, both freshwater and marine. Its large mouth allows this predator to ambush and swallow crustaceans, small fish and insects. Approximately 4 to 6 inches is the size of this fish. Coastal drainages in northern/northeastern Australia (from the Fitzroy River to Mackay in Queensland) is where this fish can be found. These fish are common in their range. Larger fish, as well as reptiles and birds large enough to swallow them which are the predators of this fish.
Candace Flynn

Candace is one of the main characters from the cartoon show Phineas and Ferb. She is the sister of the two brothers.

In episode 34 of season 2 titled ''Nerdy Dancin'' , Candace and Jeremy enter a dance contest / show. When the judges begin eliminating people from the contest, the two are dancing wildly and a getting the crowd's attention. Jeremy then spins Candace into a tornado, then performs a dip. They then dance wildly until Jeremy spins Candace around him, making the crowd go nuts.
Chole Fran

In the Sabrina the Animated Series Episode "Molar Molar" After Sabrina Walks out of her Dential Appoinment. Her best friend Chole show her an Dance move which invoves a little Spinning for there School talent show

In the Episode "Sent in the Clones" One of the Sabrina Clones Rush Pass Chole so she can get one of Her After school clubs and starts to spin like a light blue tornado Along with her Unname Classmate.
Kitty Katswell

A female cat character from the Nickelodeon show, Tuff Puppy. She was one of the main characters who works at an agency called TUFF.

## Operation: Happy Birthday

Dudley wants to celebrate Kitty’s Birthday when she enters into work. As she does her work, Dudley interrupts it and tells her that he's going to throw the best birthday ever. After saying that, he spins her on her revolving chair.

## Chilly Dog

In the episode, Chilly Dog, Dudley and Kitty disguise(cross dressing) themselves as ice skaters to investigate the kidnappings of winning Ice Skaters. In order to find them, the two use their remote skates to get targeted. As they dance, Dudley spins Kitty in the air, spins her over his head, and spins her with his feet. After spinning her, Dudley throws her into the air and catches her when she falls. She gets dizzy and throws up from the process. Near the end of the episode, the two have to skate with each other again in order to get a bomb from the ice skating trophy. Kitty spins along Dudley, by this time Dudley gets spin around more.

## The Wrong Stuff

In the episode, The Wrong Stuff, when Kitty's old partner, Jack Rabbit, visits TUFF, he takes her for a brief dance and spins her into a tornado lightly. Dudley does the same near the end of the episode, only he spins her too hard as she's now been spun into a blur and get spun out an open window.

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Pebbles Flintstone

One of the characters from The Flintstones

The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show

In the first epsiode "Gridiron Girl Trouble" Pebbles runs for the goal bumping to the player and spinning her out-of-control and knock the players down and she scores a goal.

The Flintstone Comedy Hour

In Episode 6B "Bedrock Surfers" Pebbles is doing her poses along with Bamm-Bamm Pebbles performs a spin technique and stands still.
Peggy Brandt

She is the character from The Mask: The Animated Series

In Episode 45 Counterfeit Mask Peggy went to Stanley's room to see what was on her mind going on, Peggy spoted on the mask so as she picks it up she puts it on, When Peggy puts on the mask she spins in a tornado to see how that she looked.

In Episode 47 Little Big Mask While Stanley messes up the room he goes crazy and let Peggy spin in a tornado and make her dizzy after spinning in the near the end of the episode.
Fairy Basslets gramma loreto

Fairy basslets are small, vibrantly colored fish. With purple fronts and yellow tails, their bodies are split into two colors with a black spot on their dorsal fins. Generally found under ledges or in caves, fairy basslets are coral reef inhabitants. Fairy basslets are known to swim upside-down under ledges and along cave ceilings. They live in colonies and defend their territory from other species and even other fairy basslets. Male fairy basslets guard and care for the eggs and the nest. Fairy basslets feed on small crustaceans and occasionally on parasitic organisms that they pick from larger fish. Fairy basslets are small, reaching a maximum length of about three inches. The fairy basslet's range includes the western Atlantic Ocean from Florida to northern South America and the Caribbean Sea. Fairy basslets are not believed to be threatened. Fairy basslets are preyed upon by numerous reef predators such as eels and grouper.
Pixie (Animaniacs)

Pixie is the minor character of the woods from Animaniacs.

In the skit "A Midsummer Night's Dream" Pixie was excepted who Wakko had encountered. However, angry on having her privacy disturbed, the pixie chased after Wakko with a huge fly swatter. After the Warners left, she spins in a top then she got dizzy., Then she stated that the warners were fools before the episode screenshot blacks out on her.
Princess Poppy

Princess Poppy is the main character from the DreamWorks animated film *Trolls* and its spin-off *Trolls: The Beat Goes On!*

In the episode "Hair Ball," Poppy becomes too preoccupied with making sure the Hair Ball is fun for everyone else, she doesn't dance herself. However, at the end of the episode, Poppy finally decides to dance and she demands to take Branch onto the dance floor. Branch quickly changes into a tuxedo, much to Poppy's surprise, and then promptly spins her into a tornado.
Marin Manami

**Marin Manami** is a character in Aikatsu Friends. In Episode 21, she along with numerous others are participating in a watermelon smashing game in which they burst a watermelon open with a stick while blindfolded. For her own watermelon-smashing technique with her partner, she begins spinning like a tornado, smashing the watermelon into pieces

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Betty Rubble

The character of the rubbles from the Hanna-Barbera animated show, The Flintstones.

The Flintstones

in the Episode "The Rock Vegas Story" in the song sequence Barney dances with Betty with the best touch Barney spins Betty in a tornado in this moment and keeps on dancing in this song segment.

The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show

In the Episode "Mayer May Not" while Betty and Wilma works at the bank the robbers came to tie them up unfortunately Betty and Wilma spinning in a tornado to tie them up then they leaves the bank.
Gigi(The Tom and Jerry Show)

From the 2014 version of The Tom and Jerry Show, Gigi was Jerry's love interest in the episode, Molecular Breakup.
When Jerry was transported to a house in France, he meets Gigi and instantly falls in love with her. The two then dance with each other where Jerry begins the dance by spinning Gigi. As they continue on dancing, Jerry spins Gigi again but accidently makes her crash.
Jenny (XJ-9)

**XJ-9** (aka **Jenny Wakeman**) is the main character of *My Life as a Teenage Robot.*

## Daydream Believer

Jenny wants to know what it's like to dream, so her mom Nora installs a dream chip inside her. However, Jenny soon decides to use the chip to daydream, which eventually ends up causing her to believe that everyone and everything around her is a monster. She goes about fighting the "monsters" and eventually, she is in a fight with some cars. To defeat one of the cars, she spins like a tornado, which strips the car down to parts.

## Dancing with My Shell

After asking The Silver Shell to a Sadie Hawkins dance, Jenny uploads a dancing software inside herself so that she can know the latest dance moves. After dancing for a little while, eventually, the dance gets faster and one at a time, her arms spin around, then her legs, then her head, until finally, her entire body is spinning which causes her to crash through a wall.

Later on, the dance is crashed by the Space Bikers, but Sheldon/The Silver Shell does not want Jenny to know about it since he feels that it'll ruin their perfect evening. After getting rid of them, Sheldon begins a slow dance with Jenny, but soon the bikers come back and he changes the music and spins her around as he fights them.
Liona

A female character from the animated show, Pink Panther and Sons.

In Episode, The Pink Link, Pinky and his friends discover a prehistoric cat thawed out from ice, Pinky introduces it to Liona when she and the Howl Angels were at the arcade. There, when the prehistoric cat hears the arcade games, it goes berserk and runs past Liona, spinning her into a fast blurry tornado.
Pepper Ann Pearson

Pepper Ann Pearson is the main character from Pepper Ann.

In the episode "The Big Pencil" Pepper Ann Pearson is trying to make her invention work, but nothing happens. So, she goes to a fit of rage as she struggles her invention by slamming up and down and spinning in a brown blur and she fell.

In the episode "Snot Your Mother's Music" When Pepper Ann Pearson knew that Mick Snot Harry is staying with them, she goes completely insane and spinning in a purple tornado twister.

In the episode "Soccer Season" Pepper Ann Pearson makes the way to the goal and does a pirouette and reach to the goal. throughout the segment she spins upside down with a soccer ball.

In the episode "Sketch 22" While Pepper Ann Pearson is roller skating along outside, she does a spin move and moves further and not see where was going, she ends up in the ramp.

In the episode "Green-Eyed Monster" Pepper Ann Pearson imagines herself in the dance party. the guest danced with her and spins her.

In the episode "A No Hair Day" Pepper Ann Pearson was going to Freezy Pleezy, after she talks to her reflection, she plays with the revealing doors watching people talking to each other. But, Shelf McClain leaves at Freezy Pleezy he makes Pepper Ann Pearson spinning out-of-control, almost lose her balance and finally met Craig Bean.
Penelope Pussycat

Penelope Pussycat is a Looney Tunes character who is known as the love interest of Pepe Le Pew everytime she gets a white stripe on her back

In the 2006 Christmas Special, Bah Humduck!: A Looney Christmas, Penelope appears as a customer in Daffy Duck's mall. She passes by the perfume department where Pepe Le Pew works at. Pepe immediately starts to smooch on her until Daffy arrives. Daffy tries to show him how to interact with the customers properly. So he reaches out of Penelope and spins her into a wide tornado to have her by his side. He stops her spinning when she's facing him and he insults her, causing her to punch him.
Bride(Pompeii Pete)

From The Wacky World of Tex Avery, In the Pompeii Pete episode Dan or Dana. By the end of the episode, Pete has gained a lot of money and sees a woman wearing a wedding dress. As soon as the Bride kisses him, Pete changes into a disco dancing suit and dances with his new bride. It quickly leads to him spinning the Bride into a white spinning wheel. After he leads the spinning over his head. He stops spinning the Bride and the two continue to dance. With the Bride revealing that he only married him for his money.
Penny Proud

She is the character from the television series *"The Proud Family"*

in the 53rd Episode of "Lilo & Stitch: The Series" "Spats" while Lilo and Penny are communicating Stitch slaps Penny and spinning in a tornado while working this compaction and Stitch pops up and said "Hello!" and Penny stops spinning and continue to communicate.
Pepito

Pepito is one of the characters from the animated series of *Madeline*.

in the episode "Madeline at the Ballet" Pepito taunts at Madeline, to see that he's about to do a domestication of the good experience of the good ballet dancer, So Pepito will show Madeline how it's done, it'll be a snitch, he does the ballet sequence while uses a spinneroo technique and he didn't see where was going and he hits the waste basket.
Cindy Crawford

Cindy Crawford is a supermodel who guest starred in episode 105 of *Muppets Tonight*, in which she served as the subject of Bobo's "60s retro montage fantasy." At the end of the episode, when Bobo has won Cindy's heart and the two dance together, Bobo takes Cindy and quickly spins her into a blurry tornado that shoots through multiple rooms. Cindy eventually is caught by Bobo back at the table where the dance started, and Cindy removes a rose from Bobo's mouth to put into her own. The two then look at the camera, Cindy not phased by the spinning one bit.
Purple-Striped Jelly Chrysaora colorata

This jelly has a white bowl-shaped bell with 16 purple stripes and very long tentacles. Young crabs are often found hitching a ride in this jelly's bell. This is a symbiotic relationship—by eating parasitic amphipods that damage the jelly, the crabs get a free meal, and the jelly gets a free cleaning. Zooplankton, including copepods, larval fish, ctenophores, salps, other jellies and fish eggs is what this jellyfish eats. Bell can be up to 3 feet wide, and tentacles can extend as long as 25 feet on giant specimens. Found primarily off the coast of California. In the past, jelly populations were kept in check by predators like sea turtles and jelly-eating fish. Due to the reduction of their predators, jelly populations are growing at alarming rates. Sea turtles and other jelly-eating animals such as tuna, sunfish, butterfish and spiny dogfish keep the jelly populations in balance. All seven species of sea turtles include them in their diets. The largest sea turtle species, the leatherback, depends on jellies for food. Because jellies are more than 90 percent water and an adult leatherback can weigh more than 2,000 pounds, one turtle can consume a lot of jellies.
Maggie Pesky

Maggie Pesky is the main character of *The Buzz on Maggie.*

She can change outfits simply by spinning.

The opening title theme features her jumping out of bed and immediately spin changing into two different outfits before spinning back into her default outfit and rushing out the door. The outfits she spins into differ with each episode.

She does this various times in the show itself, most notably in the episode Le Termite. In this episode, she gets a job at the Le Termite restaurant as a janitor, but tells her family that she is a waitress. When they come to the restaurant to see her, she is forced to frequently spin back and forth into waitress and janitor outfits to maintain the lie while also maintaining her job.

Interestingly, however, this episode implies that she can only spin change when she has outfits to spin into, whereas most of the time she does it, she simply conjures a new outfit out of thin air.
Might Guy

In the Naruto: Shippūden episode "Fight! Rock Lee!,"
Might Guy trains Rock Lee to use the Drunken Fist technique while seasick instead of drunk. Guy tests Lee by attacking with an extended version of *Konoha Gōriki Senpū*, the Leaf Strong Whirlwind spinning backwards kick, spinning continuously instead of just once.
He-Man

He-Man is the main character in the Filmation series of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.

in the Episode "Teela's Triumph" He-Man and his battle cat have gotten a creative idea they worked divided both sides then He-Man withdraws a sword then he gives the battle cat the signal then he spin swings the sword around faster and faster in a tornado to becomes a human driller so they worked together as a team
Pearl (The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper)

A female ghost character from The Spooktacular New Adventures of Casper. This character has been called "Poil" in the show.

In the First Segment of Episode 7 on the Season 1, Poil Jammed, Pearl does a lot of spin changing in order to appear more scarier or to react to the situation that she was in such as spinning into a tornado to shrink.

In the Last Segment of Episode 6 on Season 2(Episode 16 if you don't count seasons), Doc's Depression, Pearl spins in at the end of the episode when she talks to the viewers.

In the First Segment of Episode 16 on Season 2(Episode 26), What Goes Around, Pearl helps Casper trick Spooky to believe that he has gone mad. When Spooky tries to explain to Pearl, she spins into a white tornado.

In the Second Segment(which is also a musical segment) of Episode 10 on season 3(episode 36), Do You Like Me?, Pearl sings a song to respond to Spooky's jealousy when she was hanging with Casper. As she sings, she does a spin in the middle of the song.
Daphne Blake

One of the main characters from the Scooby-Doo series.

The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries

in episode 12B "E-I-E-I-O" while the farmer gives Shaggy and Scooby the first demonstration of the fastest pig of America it runs over Daphne and Scrappy that made them a brief out-of-control spin.

A Pup Named Scooby-Doo

In episode 3 "Wanted Cheddar Alive" Daphne got ran over by Scooby-Doo and she spinning her like a top.

In episode 11 "The Story Stick" during the chase scene Daphne does the dance moves and she steps on the rock and spins in a tornado and the chase continues.

Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?

In the episode "Scooby on Ice" Daphne was practicing for the figure skating competition, she does a spin move in the mid-air, in further of the episode, the figure skating competition is starting she does great poses and she spins the mid-air, While Daphne is ice-skating she took the used ice skating shoes and the monster spots on Daphne, and the ice monster and Daphne does great poses on ice., While the ice monster is pursuing to chase Daphne from the used ice skating shoes he catches her and hurls her.
Jughead Jones

Jughead Jones is one of the characters from *"The Archie Show"*.

in the Episode "The Marathon" While Reggie has a tricky plan to turn things around he runs over Archie and Jughead over making spinning them out-of-control and heading the wrong way.

in the Episode "Strike Three" While Jughead Jones and Hot Dog practicing the pitching and catching, Jughead tells Hot Dog to be prepared for his really neat wind-up trick, Hot Dog paused him for a second, so Hot Dog gets his umpire mask so he would be safe for Jughead's wind-up, So Jughead to carry on his wind-up, Then in the memont at the time Jughead Jones winds-up the ball and he rabidly spinning in a tornado then he throws the ball then Hot Dog tries to catch the ball., Then Jughead knew that he got carried away from his wild pitch, maybe his pitch would call it "Whirl-Head Jones".
Lori Loud

lori is one of the main character in the loud house

☀ Episode 9b, Party Down, Lori was holding a sophisticated party in the basment. However, everyone got bored and all of them ran up stairs, passing Lori and causing her to spin in the Episode 3a, The Boss Maybe, Leni is left in charge of the house but get overwhelmed by her siblings. So when she first calls Lori, she was in the middle of golf practice and upon hearing her phone, she misses her swing and spins around. In
Jane Jetson

The wife of George Jetson from the Hanna Barbera cartoon, The Jetsons.

In the episode, Las Venus, George and Jane go on a vaction to Las Venus. However, George must meet with another woman named Gigi Galaxy for his job. Near the end of the episode, George and Jane enter a Dance Contest where they where jet packs and dance in the air. As they dance, George remembers his meeting with Gigi Galaxy, so he spins Jane into a tornado and leaves her like that as he goes to meet with Gigi. He then comes back to the dance contest and stops Jane from spinning. As the two continue to dance, Jane says that she can she George's boss in the same room. Shocked, George spins Jane into a tornado again and goes back to Gigi. When he comes back to the dance contest, he stops Jane from spinning again, where she says that she's exhausted.

5 minutes later
Heather (Denver, the Last Dinosaur)

Heather is one of the characters from Denver, the Last Dinosaur.

in the episode "Fizzback's Follies" from the exciting conclusion to the episode, Heather knows prepares for the final score, she spins in a tornado while hitting the puck then jumps away from the players., Then in the second time, when the hockey game just about wrapped up she spins in a tornado top move to get the final blow of the goal, then Heather hits the puck into the goal.
Marina (Zig & Sharko)

Marina is one of the main characters of the animated show, Zig & Sharko

In Episode 32 of Season 1 Hammerhead Cousin, Sharko goes away for awhile, do he gets his Hammerhead cousin to guard Marina from Zig. As soon as Sharko leaves, the Hammerhead cousin messes around and spins the rock the Marina was on, spinning her into a tornado.
Princess Toadstool

Princess Toadstool is one of the characters from The Super Mario Bros.

The Super Mario Bros. Super Show

In Episode 41 of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, Karate Koopa, the characters get ambushed by Koopas dressed as ninjas. One of them spins Princess Toadstool into a pick tornado so another of them can tie her up..

The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3

In Episode 20 of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 7 Continents for 7 Koopas Princess Toadstool bets the Bob-Omb to explode and she frees herself by spinning in a light tornado and picks the Bob-Omb and stops King Koopa's plan.

In Episode 26 of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Koopa, King Koopa gains the same powers as Mario and Luigi. When he gains the Raccoon form, he kidnaps Princess Toadstool in Paris and ties her up. In order to do this, he spins her into a tornado to wind her up in the rope.
Miss Grundy

Miss Grundy is one of the characters from the *Archies* comic series.

The New Archies

in the Episode "Ballot Box Blues" While Miss Grundy announces of the test papers Jughead Jones accidently almost of the students, but he did run over to Miss Grundy and making a brief out-of-control spin at the moment

in the Episode "A Change of Minds" When class is dismissed the students runs over Miss Grundy makes spinning her out-of-control in a top, her life is making a big turn-around.
Little Fairy Mimi

From the Chinese Animated Series, Small Fairy and Fairy.

In the second part of episode 10, Mimi is doing her own fashion show where she shows off her dresses to everyone. When she reveals her second dress, she spins into the stage as a pink tornado.

In the first part episode 27, Mimi spins into a pink tornado to turn small with butterfly wings.

In the second part episode 41, Mimi and her bear friend practice their dancing in Mimi's house. However,when the bear friend pulls Mimi in, he dances with her very rough and spins her softly in a tornado. When Mimi stops spinning, she tries to recover from her dizziness. But her bear friend immediatelly pulls her back in the dance where he swings her around and soon spins her over his head like a wheel. It ends with him throwing Mimi literally through the roof.

In the first part of episode 47, one of Mimi's friends gains superspeed. So when he runs pass Mimi when she was walking, she spins into a tornado until her friend returns to grab her and drag her into his running.

In the first part of episode 62, Mimi spins around into a tornado to change into a pink cricket along with her friends.
Marge Simpson

The main character of the animated show, The Simpsons. Marge is the loving wife and mother of the Simpsons family.

In Episode 8 of Season 11(Episode 234), Take My Wife, Sleaze, Marge and Homer enter a dance contest so Homer could win a motorcycle. He and Marge manage to show impressive dance skills. It all ends when Homer flips Marge upside down and has her spinning on her head like a top. As she spins, her hair starts to press down on to floor, shortening it. When she stops spinning, Homer immediately flips back to her feet all dizzy and with her hair pressed down. This makes them win the dance contest and the motorcycle.
Nermal

Nermal is a character from *Garfield* media, which includes the *Garfield and Friends* TV series, where despite being a male cat, he has a distinct feminine voice.

In the episode "Fill-in Feline", Garfield is feeling sick because he ate too much, and so the director of the episode decides to have Nermal fill-in for him. He is then painted orange to look like Garfield. Eventually, the director gets frustrated because Nermal refuses to do the routine cruel things that Garfield normally does, and so he quits. Garfield then steps into the director's chair himself, and then gives Nermal various commands in rapid succession. One of these commands is "spin like a top", and Nermal does so.
Animation

Three kinds of **animation** are used to represent spinning at various speeds:

## Soft Spin

In Traditional Animation, some animated shows would have the characters be in a Soft Spin.

A Soft Spin is where the animation shows different angles of the character in the same place while simple line streaks would appear around the character to give the illusion that the character is spinning really fast.

## Fast Spin

In some animations, the Fast Spin animation would have the character spin in almost a blur, but would still show some facial features.

Most commonly, the eyes of the character can be shown through the spin streaks.

## Blurry Spin

In some animations, a Blurry Spin animation is where the character is completely turned into a spinning blur without any features other than the color of the character.

This is the kind of animation that CG Animation would mostly go for(other then the animation where different angles of the character are shown without any spin streaks).
Death Adder Acanthopis praelongus

The northern variety of this snake has a broad triangular head, with a short, thick body and thin tail. Golden and brown stripes alternate along its body, fading to a more consistent brown close to the head. Other varieties of death adder are similar in appearance, with the greatest change from species to species being a difference in coloration. Some color variations also exist within the same species from region to region. While other snakes generally retreat when humans approach, death adders remain motionless, blending in with their environment. Most fatal bites to humans occur after accidentally stepping on these snakes, provoking a bite. The death adder’s diet consists mainly of frogs, birds, lizards, mice and rats. It uses its tail as a grub-like lure to attract prey within striking distance. The death adder of northern Australia generally grows between 31 and 36 inches long. The northern death adder’s range is limited to the forests and woodlands of northern Australia, but other varieties of death adder inhabit other areas of Australia. Although the northern death adder is currently common within its range, its numbers are believed to be declining as its habitat is progressively eroded by human activity. The death adder’s deadly venom prevents most animals from preying on it, but they are cannibalistic.
Mashiro Arisaka

Mashiro Arisaka is a main character from Ao No
Kanata no Four Rhythm.

In the episode 10, Mashiro calibrates her Grav-shoes
so that she can use them for dogfighting. However, when she attempts to fly
with them, she loses all control and ends up spinning into an uncontrollable
tornado (although her head is still visible).