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Scribbles

### Species:

Unknown (he is usually referred to as paper even though he is not flat like paper)

### Friends:

Pan-Boy (best friend)
Alexis (friend)
Rita (friend)
Pookie (close friend and neighbor)

### Enemies:

Sam (worst enemy)
Jamie Pixel
Hat Man

### Voice:

Keith Ferguson

“*Let's do this now, buddy!*”
―A famous quote by Scribbles, said especially in the earlier seasons.
**Scribbles** (born May 16th) is the deuteragonist of the hit series *Pan-Boy!*. He is Pan-Boy's best friend.

## Appearance

Scribbles has a red and blue snapback, white skin, and a orange uniform shirt.

## Personality

Scribbles is a very happy and positive person. He always tries to see the best in most of the scenarios he's in, and in general, always tries to have a smile on his face. Not only does he desire to be happy, but he also desires to see others happy.

Scribbles is also a very grateful person, he usually does not want much and he just wants to be happy with his current life.

## Trivia

* It is not clear what Scribbles' age is. According to Aaron McCullough, he doesn't have an age, and if he did, Scribbles would be 14-15 years old.
* Although many episodes state that Scribbles was made out of paper, his species is unknown.
* Scribbles has a fascination with eggs, as revealed in the episode "New Yolk City".
Hoodwin

“*I'm actually excited to go to this economy school!*”
―Hoodwin, "Economy School" (2011)
**Max Hoodwin**(mostly known as **Hoodwin**) is a minor character in *Pan-Boy!*. He was introduced in the Season 1 episode "Economy School". He is Alexis' cousin and friend. He is very intelligent and goes to a school about economics, and he even has his own library.

## Appearance

Hoodwin has a blue sweater, black hair, and black pants.

## Personality

Hoodwin is intelligent, and relaxed. Despite being only 15, he owns his very own library due to his high IQ, and he was in college at age 12. Hoodwin also cares about his family and friends, most notably Alexis. He usually helps Alexis in problems she is in.

Despite his overall kindness, Hoodwin occasionally shows a lack of empathy for others and forces people into situations against their will, only when Hoodwin really needs someone to do something with him.

## Trivia

* Hoodwin's full name is most likely a reference to Max Headroom.
List of The Worm-tastic Adventures of Carl Worm episodes

***The Worm-tastic Adventures of Carl Worm* (*TWTAOCW*)** is an American animated series based on *Pan-Boy!* that premiered on HBO Max on June 1, 2020. The series is about Carl Worm, a naive worm who lives in a house full of 5 worms with different personalities, their names are Nicholas, Patrick, Gary, Victor, and Erik, and their misadventures in the town of Wormsville. The main characters in Pan-Boy! would usually appear as cameos. According to Kelly Crews, This show takes place a few years before the events of *Pan-Boy! in the Void*.

As of April 24, 2021, 21 episodes of the series have been released.
SuperBread!

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**"SuperBread!"** is the fourteenth episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 46th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy and Scribbles becomes obsessed with a comic series called *SuperBread!*.

## Characters

### Main

* SuperBread (debut)
* Pan-Boy
* Scribbles

### Supporting/Minor

* Coffette
* Cupfeet
* Lo
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This episode was the most viewed in Season 2 with 2.600 million viewers, surpassing even the season premiere.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Super pain! (Super Bread!)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Panino eccellente! (Excellent Sandwich!)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Szuper kenyér! (Super Bread!)
Steakout

**"Steakout"** is the seventh episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 39th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy and Scribbles go on a stakeout at a steak restaurant on a quest for golden sweat pants.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Scribbles

## Trivia

* The promo for this episode was put up on Cartoon Network's site over two weeks before its scheduled premiere date.
* There is a DVD that shares the same name as this episode.
* This episode is called "The Golden Pants Quest!" in other countries.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: La quête du pantalon d'or! (The Golden Pants Quest!)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Bistecca (Steak Out)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Az Arany nadrág küldetés! (The Golden Pants Quest!)
That's a Record!

**"That's a Record!"** is the twelfth episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 44th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy tries to stay awake for a year in order to break a world record.

## Characters

### Supporting/Minor

* Alexis
* Scribbles
* Coffette
* Cupfeet
* Lo
* Kyle
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This episode takes place on June 27, 2012, according to Pan-Boy's calendar.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: C'est un record! (That's a Record!)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Questo è un record! (That's a Record!)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Ez egy rekord! (That's a Record!)
Pan-Boy Knows Best

**"Pan-Boy Knows Best"** is the seventeenth episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 49th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy leads a lost "recently-came-out-of-a-block-of-ice-type-of-thing" cave woman named Zoli to the modern days of life on Earth, and Pan-Boy shows her that TV, movies, internet, clothing, friends, fishing, money and fun are where it's at these days.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Zoli (debut)

### Supporting/Minor

* Scribbles
* Alexis
* Rita
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* A rerun of this episode aired on *Cartoon Planet'*s eightieth episode on September 29th, 2013.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Pan Boy sait mieux (Pan Boy Knows Best)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Pan Boy lo sa meglio (Pan Boy Knows Best)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: A Pan Boy tudja a legjobban (Pan Boy Knows Best)
Sink or Swim

**"Sink or Swim"** is the thirteenth episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 45th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Scribbles is convinced that he saw a sea serpent in the ocean, so he decides to investigate.

## Characters

### Supporting/Minor

* Pan-Boy
* Alexis
* Coffette
* Cupfeet
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This episode aired on *Cartoon Planet*'s one hundred eighteenth episode on December 23, 2013.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Coule ou nage (Sink or Swim)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Affonda o nuota (Sink or Swim)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Elsüllyedni vagy úszni (Sink or Swim)
Stories from Beneath the Ground

**"Stories from Beneath the Ground"** is the thirty-fourth episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 66th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Scribbles reads a comic book about an underground family.

## Trivia

* This episode aired in the Middle East before the US.
* There is a DVD that shares the same name as this episode.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Histoires sous terre (Stories from Beneath the Ground)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: A föld alatti történetek (Stories from Beneath the Ground)
2011

This page is a timeline of all relevant events that occurred throughout the year **2011**. In this year, 19 episodes of the series premiered for the first time.

## Events

### February

* February 10th: *Pan-Boy!* was renewed for a second season ahead of its official premiere.

### July

* July 5th: "Voice Crack", the pilot episode, premiered. The series premiered.
* July 11th: "Quija Board" premiered. The series officially began.
* July 18th: "The Turtle of Wisdom" and "The Smartest" premiered.
* July 25th: "The Villain!" and "Hamster World" premiered.

### August

* August 1st: "Notice Me!" premiered.
* August 8th: "Economy School" premiered.
* August 15th: "Important Trash" premiered.
* August 21st: The series premiered in Japan.
* August 22nd: "Science" premiered.
* August 27th: The series premiered in Germany and Austria.
* August 29th: "Betrayal" premiered.

### September

* September 5th: "Past Your Bedtime" premiered.
* September 11th: The series premiered in Spain.
* September 18th: The series premiered in Arab countries.
* September 26th: "Garden of Hearts" premiered.

### October

* October 3rd: "Pan-napped!" premiered.
* October 10th: "Golden Taffies" premiered.
* October 17th: "Pan-Boy's Halloween" premiered.

### November

* November 4th: The series premiered in Turkey.
* November 5th: The series premiered in France.
* November 6th: The series premiered in Italy.
* November 7th: The series premiered in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Finland, Greece, Australia, Taiwan, India, Pakistan, Southeast Asia, and the Philippines.
* November 21st: "The Name Game" premiered.
* November 28th: "Hat Man (The Weird Hat Guy)" premiered. The series premiered in Latin America and Brazil.

### December

* December 5th: "The Bathole" premiered. The series premiered in South Korea.
Shining Lights

**"Shining Lights"** is the twenty-eighth episode of Season 1 of *Pan-Boy!*.

## Synopsis

Lakey and his secret animal team of weather hackers find a bunch of lights shining throughout every sky.

## Characters

### Main

* Lakey
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This is the first episode where Pan-Boy and Scribbles don't appear at all.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Lumières brillantes (Shining Lights)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Luci brillanti (Shining Lights)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Ragyogó fények (Shining Lights)
* **Português (Portuguese)**: Luzes brilhantes (Shining Lights)
The Sword in the Stone

Adam the Armadillo's Cast Videos Channel's Twelfth Movie Spoof of The Sword in the Stone

Cast

Linus "King Arthur" - Sherman (Mr. Peebody and Sherman)

Merlin - Buck (Ice Age)

Sir Kay - Hans (Frozen)

Madame Mim - Josee (Total Drama: Ridonculous Race)

Archidemes the Owl - The Owl (Creature Comforts Episode: Working Animals)

Madame Mim as Crocodile - Makuu the Crocodile (The Lion Guard)

Merlin as Tortoise - Verne (Over the Hedge)

Merlin as Rabbit - Rabbit (Winnie the Pooh)

Madame Mim as Fox - Fox (Skunk Fu)

Merlin as Crab - Sebastian the Crab (The Little Mermaid)

Madame Mim as Rhinoceros - Kifaru (The Lion Guard)

Merlin as Goat - Monty the Goat (Fluffy Gardens)

Madame Mim as Dragon - Dragon (Shrek)
Piano-Boy

**Piano-Boy** is one of the two scrapped episodes from the second season of *Pan-Boy!*.

The episode along with "The Respectable" were supposed to be the first two episodes of Season 2, scheduled to air in the summer of 2012.

## Reason for cancellation

The reason for this episode's cancellation is due to Titmouse, Inc. (the animation studio for Season 1), having some production issues while working on this episode, which resulted in Titmouse cutting ties with Cartoon Network.

So when the show moved over to Rough Draft Korea for Season 2's animation, they lost this episode, resulting in Season 2 having 38 episodes instead of 40.

## Trivia

* This is one of the only scrapped episodes. The other one is "The Respectable".
What's Your Secret?

**"What's Your Secret?"** is the twenty-ninth episode of Season 1 of *Pan-Boy!*.

## Synopsis

Scribbles tries to look through Pan-Boy's book of secrets.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Scribbles

## Trivia

* This is the last episode of Season 1 that was produced, since its production code is "PB132", and Season 1 has 32 episodes.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Quel est ton secret? (What's Your Secret?)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Qual è il tuo segreto? (What's Your Secret?)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Mi a titka? (What's Your Secret?)
* **Português (Portuguese)**: Qual é o seu segredo? (What's Your Secret?)
Cup of Wonders

**"Cup of Wonders"** is the twenty-seventh episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 59th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Alexis finds a mysterious mug full of golden lights and lazers, and accidentally falls in it.

## Characters

### Supporting/Minor

* Pan-Boy
* Scribbles
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This episode aired in the Middle East and Africa before US.
* This episode aired in the US on Cartoon Network's 21st anniversary.
* This is the last episode of Season 2 to be produced.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Coupe des merveilles (Cup of Wonders)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Csodák csésze (Cup of Wonders)
Test

**"Test"**is the thirty-first episode of Season 1 of *Pan-Boy!*.

## Synopsis

TV-Guy is given an assignment by a Paradox assistant, but it takes 13 years to finish.

## Characters

### Supporting/Minor

* Pan-Boy
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This is the second episode where TV-Guy has a major role.
* This is the first episode where Pan-Boy appears without Scribbles.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Tester (Test)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Test (Test)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Teszt (Test)
Cupfeet

**Liam Walker**(commonly known as **Cupfeet**) is a recurring character in *Pan-Boy!*. He is 4 years old and is Pan-Boy and Coffette's younger brother. Although he is younger than Pan-Boy and Coffette, he is has a higher IQ than both of them.

The reason why Cupfeet is smart is because he was born with a antenna on his head, which makes him smarter. So because of that said antenna, he had to put a cup on his head.

## Appearance

Cupfeet has a cup on his head (continuing a pattern of the Walker kids having a grey hat on their head), a red shirts, grey pants, and black shoes.

## Personality

Cupfeet is a 4-year-old kid. He is in the 8th grade due to his smart attitude. He has a higher IQ than Pan-Boy and Coffette, despite being younger than both of them. Cupfeet is by far the most intelligent member of his family, although his young age prevents him from really being noticed and taken seriously by adults. He has been shown on numerous occasions to have a knack for solving problems.

Cupfeet can also be considered the most mature member of his family, aside from his sister. He often takes care of Pan-Boy in many ways, like helping him with his problems, and making his breakfast.

## Trivia

* Cupfeet is based on Aaron McCullough's older brother named Alex, Who was just as smart as Cupfeet (according to McCullough).
Garden of Hearts

**"Garden of Hearts"** is the thirteenth episode of Season 1 of *Pan-Boy!*.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy finds a bunch of hearts harvested in Alexis' bush garden and gets suspicious.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Alexis

### Minor

* Scribbles
* Hoodwin
* Cupfeet
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This episode was originally titled "Heart Garden", but was renamed for unknown reasons. However, this episode was called "Heart Garden" in other countries.

## Other titles

* **Čeština (Czech)**: Zahrada srdcí (Garden of Hearts)
* **Français (French)**: Jardin du cœur (Heart Garden)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Giardino del cuore (Heart garden)
Paolo the Cat (Winnie the Pooh) (Franchise)

Adam the Armadillo's Cast Videos Channel's Fourteenth Movie of the Winnie the Pooh Franchise

Cast

Winnie the Pooh - Paolo the Cat (Fluffy Gardens)

Tigger - Alex (Madagascar)

Piglet - Paddy (Connie the Cow)

Eeyore - Cranky Doodle Donkey (MLP Friendship is Magic)

Rabbit - Horace the Hare (64 Zoo Lane)

Kanga - Curly (Iconicles)

Roo - Cardigan the Lamb (Charlotte's Web 2 Wilbur's Great Adventure)

Owl - Blu (Rio)

Cristopher Robin - Forest Evergreen (Lalaloopsy)

Gopher - Mole (Creature Comforts Episode: The Garden)

Lumpy - Barbara the Baby Bison (64 Zoo Lane)

Lumpy's Mother - Mrs and Mr. Bison (64 Zoo Lane)

Movies

The Many Adventures of Paolo the Cat

Paolo the Cat's Grand Adventure: The Search of Forest Evergreen

The Alex Movie

Paolo the Cat: A Merry Paolo Year

Paddy's Big Movie

Paolo the Cat: Springtime with Cardigan

Paolo's Bison Movie

Paolo's Bison Halloween Movie

Paolo the Cat (2011)

TV Shows

The New Adventures of Paolo the Cat

The Book of Paolo

My Friends Alex & Paolo

TV Movies

Super Sleuths Christmas Movies

Alex & Paolo and a Musical Too
April

**April** is the fourth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar, and is one of four months with a length of 30 days. The previous month is March and the next month is May. In total, 25 episodes from the series have been released in this month.

April is also the month of Aaron McCullough's birthday.
The Tiger King

Adam the Armadillo's Cast Videos Channel's Twenifirst Movie Spoof of the Lion King

Cast

Young Simba - Ethelbert the Tiger

Young Nala - Treasure (Whisker Haven: Palace Pets)

Mufasa - Rajah (Aladdin)

Sarabi - Bengal Tiger (Wonder Pets Episode: Save the Bengal Tiger)

Zazu - Boomer the Woodpecker (The Fox and the Hound)

Scar - Lucifer (Cinderella)

Banzai, Ed and Shenzi - Fox (Skunk Fu), Whiskers the Fox (Sofia the First) and Farley (Charlotte's Web 2 Wilbur's Great Adventure)

Rafiki - Sid the Sloth (Ice Age)

Timon - Nigel the Naughty Brown Mouse (Fluffy Gardens)

Pumbaa - Rex the Pig (Fluffy Gardens)

Gopher - Mole (Creature Comforts Episode: The Garden)

African Animals - Animals (My Little Pony Friendship is Magic)

Wildebeests - Chief Thunderhooves, Little Strongheart and Buffalos (My Little Pony Friendship is Magic Episode: Over a Barrel)

Adult Simba - Tigger (Winnie the Pooh)

Adult Nala - Tigress (Kung Fu Panda Franchise)
The Respectable

"**The Respectable"** is one of the two scrapped episodes from the second season of *Pan-Boy!*.

The episode along with "Piano-Boy" were supposed to be the first two episodes of Season 2, scheduled to air in the summer of 2012.

## Plot

Pan-Boy is praised for being the most respectable guy in Belaware, which makes Scribbles jealous.

## Reason for cancellation

The reason for this episode's cancellation is due to Titmouse, Inc. (the animation studio for Season 1), having some production issues while working on this episode, which resulted in Titmouse cutting ties with Cartoon Network.

So when the show moved over to Rough Draft Korea for Season 2's animation, they lost this episode, resulting in Season 2 having 38 episodes instead of 40.

## Trivia

* This is one of the only scrapped episodes. The other one is "Piano-Boy".
Pan-Hat

**"Pan-Hat"** is the second episode of Season 3 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 72nd episode overall.

## Synopsis

When Pan-Boy can't find his hat, he decides to become a detective and tries to solve the mystery of his hat.

## Characters

### Supporting/Minor

* Scribbles
* Alexis
* Rita
* TV-Guy
* Cupfeet
* Coffette
* Lo
* Kyle
* Sam
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This episode was confirmed by Aaron McCullough on September 25th, 2013.
* This episode was rated TV-PG-D instead of TV-PG on a November 11, 2015 airing.
* This episode aired one year after the S2 episode "SuperBread!".
December

**December** is the twelfth and last month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian Calendars. It is one of seven months with the length of 31 days. December is the first month of meteorological winter in the Northern Hemisphere. December gets its name from the Latin word *decem*, meaning ten, because it was originally the tenth month of the year in the Roman calendar, which began in March.

The winter days following December were not included as part of any month. Later, the months of January and February were created out of the monthless period and added to the beginning of the calendar, but December retained its name. The previous month is November. In total, 13 episodes from the series have been released in this month. The episodes are below.
Paint War!

**"Paint War!"** is the fourth episode of Season 4 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 114th episode overall.

## Synopsis

After having a huge argument, Pan-Boy and Alexis have a paint gun war, and whoever gets paint gunned the most loses.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Alexis

### Supporting/Minor

* Scribbles
* Rita
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* The song that's played in the "Paint War" part of the episode is "Contravirt"by Jake Kaufman.
Virtual Reality

**"Virtual Reality"** is the twenty-first episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 53rd episode overall.

## Synopsis

Alexis develops headsets for her and Pan-Boy so they can enter their favorite game. However, things do not go as planned when they become trapped there with the threat of being erased from existence.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Alexis

## Trivia

* This episode features the show's first guest animator, with that said animator being Sally Cruikshank.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Réalité virtuelle (Virtual Reality)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Realta virtuale (Virtual Reality)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Virtuális valóság (Virtual Reality)
Censorship of Pan-Boy!

Cartoon Network versions for the United States, Australia, New Zealand, etc. has censored many episodes of *Pan-Boy!*. The list of censored scenes is as follows:

## Episodes with U.S. Censorship

### Season 1

#### "Hamster World"

* The title card was removed from television airings for unknown reasons.

#### "Science"

* The title card was removed from television airings for unknown reasons.

### Season 2

#### "Ghost-Boy"

* The title card was removed from television airings for unknown reasons, but it was restored in October 2018.

#### "TV Club"

* The title card was removed from Boomerang reruns for unknown reasons.

### Season 4

#### "Mind Over Buddy"

* The scene where Pan-Boy accidentally licks Pookie was cut.

### Season 5

#### "Foodless"

* The scene where Pan-Boy tries to eat Lakey was cut.

### Season 6

#### "The Storm"

* The title card was removed from television airings for unknown reasons.

## Episodes with U.K. and Ireland Censorship

### Season 1

#### "Golden Taffies"

* The scene where Pan-Boy says "What the gore?!" was changed to "What the gum?!"

#### "Betrayal"

* The scene where Scribbles calls Pan-Boy a "fudgecicle" was changed to "butterhead".

#### "Piranha"

* The scene where Rita's piranha bites off Pan-Boy's skin was cut.

### Season 2

#### "The Talent Show!"

* The scene where C.L. got eaten by skeletons after doing a trick was cut. Most likely due to the disturbing nature, despite the fact that C.L. is a literal chicken leg.

## Episodes with Australian and New Zealand Censorship

### Season 2

#### "Ghost-Boy"

* The scene where Pan-Boy twists his head as a demon is cut.

*More coming soon!*
Feng Shui

**Feng Shui** is a member of Sushi Swine. In version 3.0 of Pinstripe's Mod, he was renamed to **Shinichi**. He has been voiced by Rik Mayall.

Name Feng Shui comes from Japanese term of feng shui - a "pseudoscientific traditional practice originating from ancient China, which claims to use energy forces to harmonize individuals with their surrounding environment" (source: Wikipedia).

## Characteristic

As of Feng Shui's quotes, it seems he has been a scientist before the war begun. Therefore, he makes alot of scientifically speaking quotes during his playtime, even when dying.

## Quotes

### When starting a turn with more than 25 health

* Hi so far!
* Got a plan!

### When starting a turn with 11-25 health

* Of course.
* My mental needs my health.

### When starting a turn with 10 health or less

* Come up with your orders.
* Someday, all soldiers will be made this way.

### When attacking

* Ooh, observe our well made weapon operates!
* I have an agreement, statistics indicate their demise!
* I have optimum angle for mayhem.
* Oh, data indicates this would be very good shot!
* Verse weapon designed and built by robot.
* Logic complete, now I fire!
* Very logical order, sir!
* Saw apparent update, well come now the world!
* Versus best selling weapon back home!
* Oh, worry not, also parallel technology will triumph!
* Oh, you mean small and not better!
* Computation indicate 100% success, Sensei!

### When dying

* Calculations show I am in very bad shape.
* Destruction test complete! I fail.
* Ah, I miss one vital fact now, now I die.
* No, such figures look unfortunately I extremely unlucky.
* Hey, why don't you try using a bigger weapon next time?
* I think you made very good shot, congratulations, enemy!
* Probability in the case, my demise.
* Systems shutting down, so.
* Mathematically impossible shot!
* Congratulations, you beat me but fact is you will rules.
* Calculations, entire death is main reason for dying.
* Test indicate I dead.
Hornhill

Horn Hill by Logan Feliciano © Fantasy Flight Games

### Location

Located on an eponymous hill, the castle lies south of Highgarden and a hundred leagues northeast of Oldtown among the thickly-wooded foothills of the Red Mountains.

### Inhabitants

House Tarly

**Horn Hill** is the seat of House Tarly in the Reach. Located on an eponymous hill, the castle lies south of Highgarden and a hundred leagues northeast of Oldtown among the thickly-wooded foothills[1] of the Red Mountains. The Tarlys are marcher lords of the Dornish Marches.

There is a pond that lies below the castle. Given the Tarly huntsman sigil and Lord Randyll Tarly's threats to kill Samwell Tarly while hunting, it may be surmised that the woods around Horn Hill are teeming with game.

## History

According to legend, the castle was built on Horn Hill by the brothers Harlon the Hunter and Herndon of the Horn. Prior to the acquisition of the western marches by the Kings of the Reach, the castle was in a kingdom which extended from Horn Hill to Nightsong.

King Aegon I Targaryen visited Horn Hill during his reign.

The Vulture King led one of his Dornish hosts to attack Nightsong and Horn Hill, but he was defeated in the Vulture Hunt.

House Tarly hosted King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and Queen Alysanne Targaryen at Horn Hill in 54 AC.

Two warlocks from Qarth sacrificed a bull aurochs at Horn Hill and had young Samwell Tarly bathe in its blood. When the act did not make his son stronger, Lord Randyll Tarly had the warlocks scourged.
Ghost-Boy

**"Ghost-Boy"** is the fourth episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 36th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy accidentally gets possessed by a demon spirit while drinking water, so Alexis and Scribbles have to stop the spirit from taking over Pan-Boy's body.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Alexis
* Scribbles
* The Demon Spirit (debut)

### Supporting/Minor

* Lo
* Kyle
* Coffette
* Cupfeet
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This is the show's third Halloween-related episode.
* Despite the show's usual TV-PG rating, this episode is rated TV-PG-V.
* This episode's title card was removed from reruns after its original airing. The title card was restored in reruns in October 2018.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Garçon fantôme (Ghost boy)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Ragazzo fantasma (Ghost boy)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Szellem fiú (Ghost boy)
Pan-Boy!: Pan-Detectives

North American PS4 box art

***Pan-Boy!: Pan-Detectives*** is a 2016 video game published by Outright Games under license from Cartoon Network Games. It was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Wii U, and Nintendo 3DS. This is the fourth game based on the animated television series *Pan-Boy!* following *The Secret City of Unknown*, and the first action adventure title in the series presented in full 3D graphics. The game was first announced on February 23, 2016, and released worldwide on August 12, 2016.

## Gameplay

In this game, players can check out "Belaware City locales, talk to characters, sharpen their creative puzzle-solving skills, defeat bad guys and just have fun." Loosely based on the episode "Detective Mystery", the game features "a focus on exploring, investigating, and puzzle-solving. Thanks to the discovery of an assignment printing machine called the 'tickertype,' Pan-Boy and Scribbles decide to become detectives."

## Reception

The game received mostly postive reviews. It has a score of 71% on Metacritic. Nintendo Life awarded it a score of 7 out of 10, saying "While it might prove too basic for more advanced players, younger players and families should have a fun time questing with human and 'white thing'. Big fans of the show, of course, should not feel so afraid to give this one a try, either." Nintendo World Report awarded it a score of 8 out of 10, saying "By default, I feel as if this is the best Pan-Boy! video game so far. It's not perfect, and it's a little on the easy side, but as an Pan-Boy! fan, it made me smile."
Some Band on the Streets

**"Some Band on the Streets"** is the seventh episode of Season 3 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 77th episode overall.

## Synopsis

A fish, snake, weasel, and robot make an amazing street rock band, and Pan-Boy and Scribbles want to join.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Scribbles
* The Rock Object Band! (debut)

## Trivia

* This episode is one of Merriwether Williams's favorite Season 3 episodes.
Pookie (episode)

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**"Pookie"** is the thirty-third episode of Season 3 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 103rd episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy, Coffette, and Cupfeet meet their new neighbor, Pookie.

## Characters

### Main

* Pookie (debut)
* Pan-Boy
* Coffette
* Cupfeet

### Supporting/Minor

* Lo
* Kyle
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This is Pookie's first appearance, and just like TV-Guy, he became a main supporting character.
	+ Speaking of TV-Guy, the title card for this episode is almost similar to TV-Guy's title card.
Pan-Boy (character)

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“*What the floor?*”
―Pan-Boy's supposed catchphrase
**Caleb Walker** (although always referred to as **Pan-Boy**) (born August 22nd) is the titular character and main protagonist of the series of the same name. He is 16 years old and is the younger brother of Coffette, and the older brother of Cupfeet. He appears in almost every episode in the series.

## Appearance

Pan-Boy has a big pan on his head, he has brown hair, a black and yellow shirt, and black pants.

## Personality

Pan-Boy is as sweet as a cherry blossom pie. He is nice, kind, and loyal. He will always be there for you. He's an adventurous kid and always knows when trouble is around. He is best friends with Scribbles.

In the first season, Pan-Boy was more naive and courageous. Then when the show progressed on, Pan-Boy became more of a adventurous character with a lot more depth.

Pan-Boy is also pretty optimistic. Despite his cynicism sometimes, he is still fairly positive in what to expect out of people.

## Trivia

* Pan-Boy is homeschooled.
* Pan-Boy's favorite color is green.
* The reason why his nickname is Pan-Boy because he has a fascination for pans.
* According to Aaron McCullough, Pan-Boy is 4.2 feet tall.
The Worm-tastic Adventures of Carl Worm

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***The Worm-tastic Adventures of Carl Worm* (TWTAOCW)**is an American animated series based on *Pan-Boy!*, premiered on HBO Max on June 1, 2020.

## Premise

The series is about Carl Worm, a naive worm who lives in a house full of 5 worms with different personalities, their names are Nicholas, Patrick, Gary, Victor, and Erik, and their misadventures in the town of Wormsville. The main characters in *Pan-Boy!* would usually appear as cameos. According to Kelly Crews, This show takes place a few years before the events of *Pan-Boy! in the Void*.

**Note:** The 5 worms that were mentioned here are all voiced by Keith Ferguson.

## Production

On April 22, 2019, Cartoon Network announced that a *Pan-Boy!* spin-off is in the works. On July 26, 2019, It was revealed that the spin-off's name will be called *The Worm-tastic Adventures of Carl Worm*, and it will be about Carl Worm, and that the series is scheduled to premiere on the HBO Max streaming service on June 1, 2020.

On March 18, 2020, Steve Wolfhard announced that there are more episodes coming soon. 3 months later on June 20, 2020, The series was renewed for a 8-episode second season. Season 2 premiered on April 24, 2021.

The series began production on August 1, 2019. Season 2's production began on July 31, 2020, and it's being done via telecommuting during the COVID-19 pandemic. On February 13, 2022, the series was revealed to be cancelled. On September 24, 2022, it was removed from HBO Max's library along with other Cartoon Network content due to the WarnerMedia-Discovery merger. It can still be found on iTunes however.

## Animation

The animation for this show will be handled by Mercury Filmworks.

## Episodes

*Main article: List of The Worm-tastic Adventures of Carl Worm episodes*
## Reception

*The Worm-tastic Adventures of Carl Worm* has received mainly positive reviews. It received a 7.7/10 on IMDb, with one critic on said website calling it "a worthy successor to *Pan-Boy!*".

## Trivia

* *The Worm-tastic Adventures of Carl Worm* is the first of many *Pan-Boy!*-related projects that are premiering on HBO Max.
SuperBread

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## SuperBread

### Voice:

Carlos Alazraqui

**SuperBread** was the main protagonist of his superhero comics of the same name. He was Pan-Boy and Scribbles' favorite superhero. He died of old age in the episode "No More Comics", resulting in his comic series getting cancelled.

## Appearance

SuperBread is a slice of bread with a badge with "SB" on it, and a red cape. He also has stick figure arms and legs.
The Turtle of Wisdom

**"The Turtle of Wisdom"** is the third episode of Season 1 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the third episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy finds a turtle named Lakey and keeps it as a pet, all though his parents don't really like the turtle since it secretly has superpowers.

## Characters

### Main

* Lakey (debut)
* Pan-Boy
* Lo
* Kyle
* Cupfeet
* Coffette
* Scribbles (cameo)

## Trivia

* This episode marks Lakey's first major role and debut.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: La tortue de la sagesse (The Turtle of Wisdom)
* **Deutsche (German)**: Die Schildkröte der Weisheit (The Turtle of Wisdom)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: La tartaruga della saggezza (The Turtle of Wisdom)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: A bölcsesség teknős (The Turtle of Wisdom)
* **Polski (Polish)**: Żółw Mądrości (The Turtle of Wisdom)
Sam

**The Lawbreaker** (aka **Sam**) is the main antagonist of *Pan-Boy!*. He is Belaware's most wanted and he wants to destroy the town due to him being bullied at a very young age.

## Appearance

Sam has black hair, razor sharp teeth, a blue long sleeve shirt, a purple cape, and black pants.

## Personality

Sam was formerly a friendly, sociable person who would say hi to anyone, and would help people he knows if he happened upon them. He does, however, get deeply offended when someone forgets his name. When one of his friends forgets his name, he scolds them, and will even hinder their progress if he can. He was bullied a lot when he was in elementary school, This bullying made him become a villain.

As a villain, Sam has a very nihilistic philosophy on life. No longer does he care about the well beings of others, and only cares about getting revenge on his self-sworn nemesis: Pan-Boy.

## Trivia

* Sam was inspired by The Joker from the *Batman* franchise, and Sheldon J. Plankton from *SpongeBob SquarePants*.
The Void

**The Void** is the main location of *Pan-Boy! in the Void*. It is the boundless three-dimensional extent in which objects and events have relative position and direction. The Void is host to many galaxies, such as Planet Doodle.

Prior to *Pan-Boy! in the Void*, The Void was first mentioned in the episode "The Dimension Invention!", when Alexis was telling Pan-Boy and Scribbles to not touch her machine.

It's unknown where the Void came from, but some say that it came when Belaware City was made.

*More coming soon!*
The Babysitters

**"The Babysitters"** is the twentieth episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 52nd episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy and Alexis must watch Cupfeet due to Pan-Boy's parents going out for dinner and Coffette going to the mall.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Alexis
* Cupfeet

### Supporting/Minor

* Lo
* Kyle
* Coffette
* Background Characters

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Les baby-sitters (The Babysitters)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Le babysitter (The Babysitters)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: A bébiszitterek (The Babysitters)
Pan-Boy's house

**726 Clover Street** is the address of the **apartment** where Pan-Boy lives with his siblings Coffette and Cupfeet, his pet turtle Lakey, and his parents Lo and Kyle. The house is three stories high and fully furnished. It first appears in the episode "Voice Crack," the first episode of the entire series.
Invasion of the Paper Snatchers

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## Chronology

### Next episode:

"The Play"

**"Invasion of the Paper Snatchers"** is the fourth episode of Season 3 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 74th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Scribbles tries to run away from Pan-Boy, Alexis and other people he knows well after they have been bitten by a paper-eater.

## Characters

### Main

* Scribbles
* Pan-Boy
* Alexis

### Supporting/Minor

* Coffette
* Rita
* TV-Guy
* Carl Worm
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This is Keith Furguson's favorite episode.
* This episode was originally titled "Once Bitten, Twice Scribbles".

## Cultural references

* This episode's title is a reference to the 1956 science fiction horror film *Invasion of the Body Snatchers*.
Life: The Video Game

**"Life: The Video Game"** is the twenty-third episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 55th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy and Scribbles found a mysterious game called "Life", and if you die in the game, you die in real life.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Scribbles

### Supporting/Minor

* Lo
* Kyle
* Coffette
* Cupfeet
* Lakey
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This is Aaron McCullough's favorite episode of the whole show.
* This episode features the show's second guest animator, with said animator being Paul Robertson.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: La vie: le jeu vidéo (Life: The Video Game)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Vita: il videogioco (Life: the Video Game)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Life: A videojáték (Life: The Video Game)
TV Club

**"TV Club"** is the twenty-eighth episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 60th episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy, Scribbles, and TV-Guy start a new club where they talk about the latest episodes of their favorite TV shows.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Scribbles
* TV-Guy

## Trivia

* A rerun of this episode aired on *Cartoon Planet*'s one hundred and twenty-third episode on January 24th, 2014.
* This episode aired in the US on Cartoon Network's 21st anniversary.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Club de télévision (Television Club)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Televíziós klub (Television Club)
Flake

**Flake** (born January 16th, 1604; died June 26, 1699) was the new leader of the O.G.Y.O.O.L. He was known for adding unnecessary and crude laws to the O.G.Y.O.O.L. Constitution, and soon caused the citizens to rebel on the empire, and there was a huge riot. Buildings and huts were burned to the ground, and O.G.Y.O.O.L. collapsed.

Flake died in 1699 due to cancer.
The Name Game

**"The Name Game"** is the seventeenth episode of Season 1 of *Pan-Boy!*.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy tells Alexis and Scribbles his full name, but they must keep it a secret.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Scribbles
* Alexis

### Minor

* Cupfeet
* Coffette
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This episode reveals that Pan-Boy's real name is Caleb.

## Other titles

* **Čeština (Czech)**: Naming Game (Pojmenování hry)
* **Français (French)**: The Name Game (Le nom du jeu)
February

**February** is the second month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendars. It is the shortest month and the only month with fewer than 30 days. The month has 28 days in common years or 29 days in leap years. The previous month is January and the following month is March. In total, 23 episodes from the series were released in this month.
Peppermint Dreams

**"Peppermint Dreams"** is the twenty-second episode of Season 1 of *Pan-Boy!*.

## Synopsis

After Pan-Boy and Scribbles ate some peppermint candy, they started to spread "The Happy Virus", which effects almost everybody in Belaware City. Rita starts to stop the virus.

## Characters

### Supporting/Minor

* Pan-Boy
* Scribbles
* Alexis
* Lakey
* Coffette
* Cupfeet
* Lo
* Kyle
* Hoodwin
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This is the second episode where Pan-Boy and Scribbles are in the supporting role.
* The title card music in this episode is the song "Sentimental Trip" by Jean-Jacques Perrey.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Rêves de menthe poivrée (Peppermint Dreams)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Sogni Di Menta Piperita (Peppermint Dreams)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Borsmenta álmok (Peppermint Dreams)
* **Português (Portuguese)**: Sonhos de hortelã-pimenta (Peppermint Dreams)
2014

This page is a timeline of all relevant events that occurred throughout the year **2014**. In this year, 32 episodes of the series premiered for the first time.

## Events

### February

* February 11th: "Smart Scribbles" premiered.
* February 18th: "Stranded" premiered. Season 2 ended.
* February 25th: *Pan-Boy!: The Complete Second Season* was released on DVD.

### March

* March 17th: *Pan-Boy!: Where's My Hat??* was announced by WayFoward.
* March 30th: The second season of *Pan-Boy!* was made available on the Netflix Instant Watch service for online streaming.

### April

* April 11th: *Pan-Boy!* Happy Meal toys were released at McDonald's.

### May

* May 27th: "Lights, Camera, Axes!" premiered. Season 3 premiered.

### June

* June 5th: "Pan-Hat" premiered.
* June 6th: *Pan-Boy!* was renewed for a fourth season.
* June 12th: "I Have It All" premiered.
* June 19th: "Invasion of the Paper Snatchers" premiered.
* June 26th: "The Play" premiered.

### July

* July 3rd: "Have You Seen My Eyes?" premiered.
* July 5th: The *Pan-Boy!* franchise turned 3 years old.
* July 10th: "Some Band on the Streets" premiered.
* July 17th: "Detective Mystery" premiered.
* July 24th: "Happiness" premiered. The *Pan-Boy!: Steakout* DVD was released.
* July 31st: "Sleep With Me" premiered.

### August

* August 7th: "Popular Sandwich" premiered.
* August 14th: "Perfect Ending" premiered.
* August 21st: "The Idol" premiered.
* August 28th: "Powerhouse" premiered.

### September

* September 4th: "Revisiting the Pilot" premiered.
* September 11th: "Punch.Z" premiered.
* September 18th: "Blood Moon Alchemist" premiered.
* September 22nd: *Pan-Boy!: Where's My Hat??* was released in Europe on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One.
* September 25th: "Pure Idiot" premiered.
* September 26th: *Pan-Boy!: Where's My Hat??* was released in North America on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows, Wii U, and Nintendo 3DS. The *Pan-Boy!: The Talent Show!* DVD was released.

### October

* October 2nd: "That Friday Night" and "The Secret Pie House" premiered.
* October 9th: "Movies" premiered.
* October 14th: The *Pan-Boy! and Friends* DVD was released.
* October 16th: "Hoodwin's Library" premiered.
* October 21st: *Pan-Boy!: Where's My Hat??* was released in Europe on the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS.
* October 22nd: *Pan-Boy!: Where's My Hat??* was released in Australia on the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS.
* October 23rd: "The Power Glove!" premiered.
* October 30th: "Rakes" and "Grass is Blue" premiered.

### November

* November 6th: "Pizzafest" premiered.
* November 13th: "Hardcore Squirrel" and "Sword Flight" premiered.
* November 20th: "Rita Has Feelings Too" premiered.

### December

* December 1st: The series started airing reruns on Cartoon Network's sister channel Boomerang.
* December 4th: "Black Myst", the 100th episode of the series, premiered.
Belaware City

**Belaware City** is the fictional main location of *Pan-Boy!*.

## Role

Belaware City is where Pan-Boy lives with his siblings, Coffette and Cupfeet, and his parents Lo and Kyle. It appears that Belaware has a large suburban section, that Pan-Boy lives in, as well as a large Delaware-like area, as most cities do. The population of Belaware is unknown but it has been said to be in the millions. Despite this, Humans, animals, food, and inanimate objects coexist with each other.

## Trivia

* Belaware City was actually based on Aaron McCullough's childhood in the town of Delaware, and his drawings of lots of creative things.
Pan-Boy's Christmas

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**"Pan-Boy's Christmas"** is the ninth episode of Season 2 of *Pan-Boy!*. It is the 41st episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy insists that Coffette, Cupfeet, Alexis, and Scribbles accompany him home for the Christmas holiday, as his parents is out for dinner. Meanwhile, TV-Guy makes his annual visit to the Belaware City orphanage, to ask the kids what they want for Christmas. They eagerly show him a commercial for a toy, "The Water Shooter" but TV-Guy finds all the stores sold out. However, the last toy was stolen by the three villainous dames, Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos, who Sam is in hot pursuit of.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Scribbles
* Coffette
* Cupfeet
* Alexis
* TV-Guy
* Clotho (debut)
* Lachesis (debut)
* Atropos (debut)
* Sam

## Trivia

* A rerun of this episode aired on *Cartoon Planet*'s a hundred and fifteenth episode on December 19, 2013.
* This is the last episode to air in 2012.
* This is the show's first Christmas-related episode.
* This episode was advertised as "Pan-Boy's Christmas Episode".

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Noël de Pan-Boy (Pan-Boy's Christmas)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Natale di Pan-Boy (Pan-Boy's Christmas)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Pan-Boy karácsony (Pan-Boy's Christmas)
The Arcade

**"The Arcade"** is the twenty-sixth episode of Season 1 of *Pan-Boy!*.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy helps Coffette protest against some peeps who want to shut down their arcade.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy
* Coffette

### Supporting/Minor

* Scribbles
* Alexis
* Cupfeet
* Background Characters

## Trivia

* This is the second episode where Coffette is in a major role.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: La salle de jeux (The Arcade)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: La protesta (The Protest)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: Az árkád (The Arcade)
* **Português (Portuguese)**: O fliperama (The Arcade)
The Villain!

**"The Villain!"** is the fifth episode of Season 1 of *Pan-Boy!*.

## Synopsis

A super villain named The Lawbreaker (aka Sam), robs Pan-Boy's house, and Pan-Boy tries to find out who did it.

## Characters

### Main

* Sam (debut)
* Pan-Boy

### Supporting/Minor

* Scribbles (cameo)
* Coffette (cameo)
* Lo (cameo)
* Kyle (cameo)
* Lakey
* Alexis

## Trivia

* This is one of Aaron McCullough's favorite episodes in Season 1 because "it never fails to make him laugh".
* For Cartoon Network's 2017 April Fools' Prank, this episode and "Hamster World" were rerun with everybody in the episodes having googly eyes.

## Other titles

* **Français (French)**: Le méchant! (The Villain!)
* **Deutsche (German)**: Der Bösewicht! (The Villain!)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Il cattivo! (The Villain!)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: A gazember! (The Villain!)
* **Polski (Polish)**: Czarny charakter! (The Villain!)
Voice Crack

**"Voice Crack"** is the first episode of Season 1 of *Pan-Boy!*, and the first episode overall.

## Synopsis

Pan-Boy helps Scribbles regain his vocals after he tries to sing.

## Characters

### Main

* Pan-Boy (debut)
* Scribbles (debut)

### Minor Characters

* Coffette (debut)
* Cupfeet (debut)
* Lo (debut)
* Kyle (debut)

## Trivia

* A preview of the episode aired on July 5, 2011, and gathered 2.400 million viewers. When the episode aired on July 11, 2011, it gathered 2.623 million viewers.
* This episode was finished in 2009, and didn't air until 2011.

## Other titles

* **Deutsche (German)**: Stimmbruch (Voice Crack)
* **Italiano (Italian)**: Pausa vocale (Voice Break)
* **Magyar (Hungarian)**: A repedt hang (The Cracked Voice)
* **Polski (Polish)**: Załamanie głosu (Voice Crack)