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Crackle

**Crackle** is a monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* series.

## Characteristics

Crackle is a small, pale yellow, cat-like creature with white patches of fur on its mouth, underside, and paws. It has a golden bell attached to a green ribbon around its neck and a triangular straw hat.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In its debut episode, King Leonardo orders Crackle from Nebula Enterprises as a discount monster. Despite this, Crackle is an incredibly skilled mechanic, described by Gene as a "fireworks expert". Even though Crackle doesn't have a voice, it is able to build complex machinery and launch bombs and firecrackers with great precision. It is also shown to be very strong, as it can carry a giant rocket on its back and run with it. Also, Crackle has somewhat of a short fuse, often attacking King Leonardo and Tommy, despite working for them.

Adding to its technical skills, Crackle carries a number of weapons, mainly firecrackers. Despite these skills, Crackle is one of the few monsters that Leeko can directly vacuum-mouth, and grants the Parasol ability when swallowed.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E13/TB013** - Puffy New Year! (*debut*)
* **S2E30/TB064** - The Leeko Quiz Show! (*flashback*)
Swift Man

**Swift Man** is a minor antagonist and former Star Warrior that appears in the fanmade show *Leeko: The Series*.

## Characteristics

Swift Man is a large creature that is round in shape and, like most characters in the show, has more defined legs and arms. He has dark purple skin and reddish-purple eyes. He wears a black ninja suit that covers most of his body, but leaves an opening to expose his face. He has wild brown hair, rounded blue shoes, and white gloves.

Not much is known about Swift Man, but Moonlight Man describes him as a terrible person and a traitor. Despite his inclination towards killing his enemies, he has a code of honor which forbids him from stealing, excepting cases such as ninja scrolls. Swift Man is incredibly skilled in ninja arts, but he is arrogant about it, which allows Ninja Leeko to gain the upper hand and defeat him in battle.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Swift Man is first mentioned in Ninja Party by Moonlight Man, who tells Milly the story of how he betrayed the Star Warriors and helped to wipe them out during the war against Nebula Enterprises. Swift Man is called to Usapia by King Leonardo, and given orders to retrieve a ninja scroll which the king had formerly stolen, believing it to contain valuable ninja knowledge. Swift Man first battles against Slinker, then Ninja Leeko to obtain the scroll, and successfully hands it over to King Leonardo, but is defeated by Ninja Leeko in the process. He vows revenge before making his escape.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E24/TB024** - Ninja Party (*debut*)
* **S2E18/TB052** - Attack Of The Capsules! - Part 1 (*toy figure*)

## Trivia

* Despite both Swift Man and Moonlight Man implying that the former would return to get his revenge on Leeko, Swift Man never appears again. A toy figure resembling him appears in Attack Of The Capsules! - Part 1, and that is the last trace of him in *The Beginning* series.
Sword

Artwork of Sword Leeko

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

## Power Description

With the Sword ability, Leeko fights like a master swordsman, using lightning-quick sword attacks to chop up monsters that oppose him. His main technique is Sword Beam, which is usually his finishing move. First appearing in Season 1, this is one of Leeko’s oldest and most essential abilities, and has since become one of the most recognizable abilities in the series.

In Season 10, there is a super version of this ability called Super Sword. In Seasons 12 and 13, this ability can be combined with the Android Suit to get the powerful Sword Mode. In Seasons 14 to 20, Leeko can combine Sword with power effects to enchant it, which can include Sizzle, Blizzard, and Zap fusions.

## Physical appearance

A blue floppy hat with a white rim and pom pom at the end. The sword is a pale yellow-greenish color with a red hilt.

## Transformation scene

Leeko spins in place while a bright light appears and covers his head. The light clears to reveal the hat. A small streak of lightning appears next to him, forming into the sword and holding it over his head to complete the transformation.

This is also the same for when Leeko obtains the Dark Slash sword.

## Trivia

* Sword is the first ability introduced in the series to give Leeko a weapon.
* Sword is the first ability introduced to not change the color of Leeko’s fur.
* Sword appears in every season in *The Beginning* series.
* The Ability Star pendant for Sword is light blue displaying a dark blue sword pointing upward.
Big Boom Volcano

**Big Boom Volcano** is an active volcano in Usapia situated a few miles away from Puffy Town in the fanmade show, Leeko: The Series. It resembles a series of tall red cinder cones with gaping calderas filled with lakes of molten lava. As such, gouts of steam and ash are continuously pouring out of the volcano's five main openings. The volcano itself appears in only a handful of episodes, with its first appearance being the episode Hail To The Police Chief.

## Appearances

### Leeko: The Beginning

Big Boom Volcano first appears in the episode Hail To The Police Chief, where Manny ends up getting stuck inside the main caldera near the episode of the episode. Chief Gordy and the kids set out to save him, with the chief in particular rappelling down the inside of the caldera with a rope to retrieve him. Despite his efforts, Chief Gordy is unable to save Manny on his own, and Leeko steps in to retrieve them on his Shooting Star.

In the episode Marvin’s Prediction, Part 2, Big Boom Volcano erupts as an asteroid draws near, which drives the people of Puffy Town to evacuate and take refuge in Castle Leonardo.

In A Show For The Tourists, Big Boom Volcano is the last stop on the tourists' trip through Usapia, and is the site where Leeko fends off the monster Burning Bull.

In Chill Out, Ice Leeko pours hot sauce into the volcano to make it erupt, which neutralizes the effects of the Pengu tribe's iceberg.

## Trivia

* The episode Marvin’s Prediction, Part 2 is the only instance where the volcano erupts, thought this is due to the asteroid coming close to Usapia.
Broom Prince

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

## Characteristics and powers

The Broom Prince is a giant broom with downturned, dark purple, featureless eyes on the brush part of the broom; two sky blue arms topped with white gloves; and a gold crown that sits stop the brush-end of the broom.

Broom Prince's powers include the ability to command smaller magical brooms, shoot dust and garbage at his opponents, and fly around. He can also disguise himself as other characters, particularly Dr. Bookworm. He is one of the few monsters in the series capable of speech.

Broom Prince is quite vicious in character, as he behaves cruelly while disguised as Dr. Bookworm, tarnishing his reputation and picking on Leeko in particular.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Broom Prince initially appears in the episode A Dash Of Fiction disguised as Dr. Bookworm. His disguise is blown when the real Dr. Bookworm shows up at Castle Leonardo, and he tries to attack him directly before transforming into his true form to target Leeko. Leeko fights back by vacuum-mouthing one of his brooms to gain the Cleaning Copy Ability. Cleaning Leeko first disposes of the remaining brooms, then battles Broom Prince directly, who buries him in dust and trash, then tries to throw a wave of dust at him. When Cleaning Leeko counters these moves, Broom Prince attempts to flee by flying away, but Cleaning Leeko catches up to him using his broom and delivers one final sweep which causes Broom Prince to explode.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S2E4/TB038** - A Dash Of Fiction (*debut*)
Dinobone

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

## Characteristics

Dinobone takes on the appearance of a small alligator-like creature with a green body with a lighter underbelly, and dark red eyes. It wears a skull over its head and wields two bones.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Dinobone makes an appearance as a monster in the episode Midsummer Night’s Scream, Part 2. Here Gene sends it into a haunted house to capture Leeko and his and King Leonardo's initial plan to deliver the pink Star Warrior to Nebula Enterprises fails. Dinobone fights Leeko by pelting him with large bones, rapidly hitting and seemingly overpowering the pink hero. Attempting to apply his usual strategy against monsters, Leeko proceeds to vacuum-mouth one of the foe's projectiles to gain the Bone Copy Ability. When Leeko is unable to overpower Dinobone with the Bone ability, Moonlight Man takes one of the torches hanging on the walls of the room to him, which he swallows to get the Fire ability. Using his new power, Leeko not only burns Dinobone without any trouble, but also the entire haunted mansion, which collapses on top of the monster's remains.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S2E12/TB046** - Midsummer Night’s Scream, Part 2 (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Dinobone bears some similarities to the Pokémon Cubone and Marowak, which likewise wear oversized skulls on their heads and throw bones at their opponents.
Fire

Artwork of Fire Leeko

### Source of Ability

Fireballs, various burning sources (mostly torches), red Drop Stars, or using a Fire Ability Star pendant

### Power(s)

Exhales fire and performs other fiery attacks

**Fire** is a Copy Ability that appeared in the Leeko series, debuting in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Power Description

Fire focuses on exhaling fire breath and using other fire-based attacks to deal damage. Fire Leeko’s fire breath is even strong enough to overpower fire-themed enemies when they are weaker than him. While in this form, he has an advantage against ice-themed enemies. Later episodes (Season 4 onward) show that he can ignite himself for close range, turn into a flaming wheel, or do a spinning fire breath. Fire Leeko’s powers, however, are limited as the fire emanating from his hat will gradually shrink and eventually disappear completely the more he uses the ability, though this will change later in the series, starting from the *Leeko: Odyssey of Powers* pentalogy onwards, where his powers are unlimited.

In Season 10, there is a super version of this ability called Giant Inferno. In Seasons 12 and 13, Fire can be combined with the Android Suit, giving it the powerful Fire Mode which can shoot massive flamethrowers. In Seasons 14 to 20, Fire can provide the Sizzle effect to certain other abilities.

## Physical appearance

When possessing the Fire ability, Leeko sports a black headpiece resembling a ring of coal held by a bright red hexagonal gem embedded in it and a flame-like mane. Leeko’s visual appearances changes to red with darker red feet.

Starting from Season 7 onward, there is no color change to Leeko's visual appearance.

## Transformation scene

* **Seasons 1-6:** Leeko becomes surrounded by a ring of fire which closes in on him and he appears in his new form and fire bursts out from his headpiece and settles.
* **Seasons 7-present:** The scene plays the same, except there is no color change.

## Trivia

* Fire is the most frequently used ability in the series, counting flashbacks. It’s also the first ability introduced in the series.
* Fire appears in every season in the *Leeko: The Beginning* series.
* Fire is one of the few abilities that change the color of Leeko’s fur.
* This is the first ability to appear in a Season 1 episode.
* The Ability Star pendant for the Fire ability is pale red displaying a dark red ball of fire.
* The headgear for Fire was originally a dark gray helmet with a small smokestack that out fire.
Snowzilla Robot

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

## Characteristics

The Snowzilla Robot is a giant metal vehicle built and painted to resemble the huge Snowzilla from Snowed!. It has a tall body with stubby limbs and a head within which the cockpit resides On the belly is a large metal plate with King Leonardo's emblem emblazoned on it. The Snowzilla Robot is also capable of roaring.

The Snowzilla Robot is slow and lumbering, with only its real offensive weapons being its girth and its frost breath. Unlike the original Snowzilla, the Snowzilla Robot cannot be defeated using attacks from the Ice Copy Ability, as it has no internal organs to freeze. Instead, the Snowzilla Robot's weakness is heat, and if heated too much, it will explode.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

The Snowzilla Robot first appeared in the episode Labor Days. It is manufactured in secret using King Leonardo's "appliance" factory. Having received the necessary infrastructure from Nebula Enterprises, King Leonardo and Tommy trick the residents of Puffy Town into working as assembly line laborers to help assemble the robot's parts in exchange for various household appliances. Milly, Manny, Leeko, and Helios & Luna discover the robot by sneaking into the back room of the factory, and only when the robot reveals itself to the villagers at the assembly line come to their senses. Leeko vacuum-mouths some of the robot's ice breath to gain the Ice ability, but his freezing breath has no effect on the robot. Instead, Ice Leeko is instructed by Milly to attack the factory's main boiler, causing the furnace to shatter and set the factory on fire. This fire causes the Snowzilla Robot to overheat and explode, destroying it and foiling Leonardo's plans.
Jewelmeleon

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

## Characteristics

Jewelmeleon is cream yellow in color, with a body shape similar to that of a lizard. He has a small mouth which can expand in size whenever he vacuum-mouths things similar to Leeko. His eyes are noticeably larger, resembling a chameleon. He wears a gray detective hat.

Jewelmeleon has a keen eyesight and able to spot objects at a great distance, particularly things of value such as jewelry and ancient artifacts. Once he finds his target, Jewelmeleon can then inhale to collect the treasure, and deposit it in his body, implying he has an internal storage. His inhale is as powerful as Leeko's, though he is unable to copy abilities. It is never clear if his internal storage resides in another dimension. Jewelmeleon is also vulnerable to pepper, as it irritates his throat.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Jewelmeleon is one of the few monsters called by King Leonardo to do something other than fight Leeko. Instead, his task is to look for and return the emerald engagement ring which Sir Chanter had lost and the town was convinced was an ancient Puffy civilization artifact due to a lie Professor Antico told to try and keep the ring for himself. However, Jewelmeleon goes overboard, and steals all of the precious objects in Puffy Town, resulting in King Leonardo being unable to find the specific ring he wanted within the pile of treasure.

Once Leeko and his friends catch up with the monster, Jewelmeleon and Leeko engage in a "inhale-o-war", which is then interrupted when Manny tosses a full pepper shake into Jewelmeleon's mouth, causing him to sneeze out the treasure he hoarded in his internal storage, including Slammer who had been buried in the pile and was holding onto the ring the whole time. From here, King Leonardo dispenses with the failed monster by smacking him out of Castle Leonardo like a golf ball. Jewelmeleon is not seen again after his debut episode.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E17/TB017** - In Search For The Ring (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Jewelmeleon's name is a play on the words "jewel" and "chameleon".
* Jewelmeleon is one of the few monsters in the show that Leeko fights without any abilities. He is also one of the few monsters to be disposed of by King Leonardo instead of being defeated by Leeko.
Biff Runner

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

## Characteristics and powers

Biff Runner is a short, buff, but eccentric fitness trainer usually seen with a devious smirk and a pair of dark blue pointed sunglasses backed by a mop of long silver hair that is tied back. His skin is light orange, and he wears a red jumpsuit with a white stripe down the middle. He also has a head-set with a microphone attached and has gray Leeko-like feet.

Biff Runner attacks his targets by subjecting them to a fitness routine which involves heavy use of machinery to manipulate the targets in various ways. As he does this, he sings to a work-out song and keeps his feet moving, dancing to the rhythm. His set-up, singing, and music greatly resembles that of a disco chamber, complete with a disco ball that opens up to reveal a crushing iron ball which he attempts to use to finish Leeko off.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In the episode Fitness Fool!, Biff Runner is called in by King Leonardo as a quick fix-up method to cure him of his morbid obesity caused by eating the potato chips meant for Leeko. As Leeko had a hearty helping of these chips as well, both of them are subjected to several questionable and dangerous machines meant to force them to move their bodies and burn the fat. The last of these machines is an iron ball which was meant to crush and kill Leeko, but instead merely causes him to spit out all the chips he ate, returning him to his normal state in an instant. From here, Leeko vacuum-mouths and swallows the headset that Biff Runner was wearing to gain the Mike Copy Ability, and then finishes him off by singing at him.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S2E27/TB061** - Fitness Fool! (*debut*)
Gamba

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

## Physical appearance

Gamba has a cerulean blue mushroom cap with white spots, slightly long magenta hair, and medium reddish-violet eyes. His outfit consists of a cyan T-shirt with dark blue horizontal stripes, dark magenta shirt, white socks, and dark magenta shoes. Gamba appears to be slightly taller and older than Whitehead and Daisy.

## Personality

Gamba, despite being the oldest of the Puffy children, is not entirely mature, being just as irresponsible and reckless as Whitehead, which often gets him in trouble. He's also the most verbose, but can be foolhardy and selfish. Despite these bad habits, Gamba generally follows the other kids' lead and tries to help others.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* His best friends, Whitehead and Daisy
* His family
* Having fun
* Playing with his friends
* Amusement parks
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* Protecting Daisy
* *The Boy Who Cried Wolf* story
* King Forrest
* Redwood
* Mini figures
* Making fun of King Leonardo

### Dislikes

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

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Daisy
* Whitehead
* King Forrest
* Redwood
* Chef Peppermint
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Gamba's name comes from the gamba mushrooms.
* Gamba's mushroom cap looks like the 3-Up Mushroom from the *Mario vs Donkey Kong* game series. It also resembles the Mini Mushroom seen in some games from the *Super Mario Bros* franchise.
Proxima Centauri-B

**Proxima Centauri-B** (**Proxima-B** or just **Proxima**) is an exoplanet that is around 4 light years away from Earth that lies within the habitable zone, and also where Leeko: The Series takes place. The planet is known for its Earth-like, surreal, and vibrant landscapes.

## Looks

When viewed from space, the planet resembles a red five-pointed star with a single lavender ring around it. When looking closer toward the ground, there are Earth-like continents, islands, and oceans, though the land-masses vary in shapes.

## Known locations/landmarks

* Usapia
	+ Puffy Town
	+ Tonka Sahara
	+ Big Boom Volcano
	+ Castle Leonardo
	+ Aerialessa’s Nest
	+ Eastern Forest
	+ Seashell Valley
	+ Leeko's house
	+ Vinebush Forest

## Trivia

* The Shooting Star bears a striking resemblance to Proxima itself, minus the ring.
Minor characters

The following is a list of characters who do not serve a particularly plot-important purpose in the various episodes of the Leeko series. Any character who does not have an episode devoted to them, even if they are a minor character for any others they appear in, will not be listed here.

## Introduced in Season 3 (The Beginning, Part 3)

 Lord Blazer
 Barbarion's Keeper
 Dash
 Root
Lady Chanter

**Lady Chanter** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*, and a Puffy resident of Puffy Town. She is the mother of Milly and Manny and wife of Sir Chanter, and serves as a noblewoman.

## Physical appearance

Lady Chanter is drawn with a slim physique and a round head. She has pale yellow skin, pink lips, straight orange hair in a bob cut and straight bangs, and downturned purple eyes. She usually wears a long, ankle-length dress with short, puffy sleeves, a necklace with a magenta round pendant. She often carries around a pink/lavender fan.

## Personality

Like her husband, Lady Chanter is loving towards her children. She tends to be dramatic and worries over the slightest of things, and is also pretty ditzy. When it comes to disciplining her children, she is more assertive than her husband. She looks aloof, but she does care deeply for the well-being of her family and does everything she can to provide for them. Lady Chanter is quite passive with how she raises her children, allowing them to do what they like as long as they maintain good habits. Despite this, she can be somewhat bossy at times, especially towards her husband. She can also be suspicious of Leonardo’s plots since they put her children in danger.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her family
* Sunny days
* Being pretty
* Amusement parks
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series

### Dislikes

* Monsters
* Crime
* Villains
* King Leonardo (sometimes)
* Tommy (sometimes)
* Looking ugly
* Her children go on dangerous adventures
* Mike Leeko's loud singing
* The Leonardo Mirror edition
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Scams
* Leonardo Dolls (as of Voo Doo’s And Don’ts)
* Manny wasting his allowance on minor things
* Chewies

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Moonlight Man
* Helios & Luna
* Puffy Town villagers

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Lady Chanter, along with her family and Chef Peppermint, are the only known Puffies to not have a mushroom cap. The only similarities they have is the black markings around the eyes and the lack of ears and noses.
* The black markings around Lady Chanter's eyes give off the impression of her wearing heavy mascara or black eyeshadow, though it is clear it's not actually makeup.
* As seen in photos in the episode A Sun-sational Puzzle, Lady Chanter used to have longer hair.
Miss Yuubin

**Miss Yuubin** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. She is an elderly Puffy residing in Puffy Town who serves as the mailwoman for the town, and is often seen delivering letters to other characters.

## Physical appearance

Miss Yuubin is a middle-aged Puffy with a cyan mushroom cap with lavender spits, purple eyes, and grayish-blonde hair. Her outfit consists of a periwinkle shirt with elbow-length sleeves, medium blue skirt, black tights, and cerulean blue slip-ons.

In the episode The Mild Side, Part 2, she wears a two-tone dark violet version of her usual outfit when she reveals herself to be a legendary motorcyclist named **Rave Girl**.

## Personality

Miss Yuubin is shown to be sensitive and quite anxious. She is awkward, quiet, timid, and gentle. She is a nervous wreck most of the time, but will try to be brave and determined, though still being cautious. She’s often seen sleeping and struggles a bit with her health. She is also surprisingly durable for her age, as she often has to recover from being run over by people on the road, whether intentionally or not.

In The Mild Side, Part 2, Yuubin is revealed to have once been a legendary female biker named Rave Girl. In this role, Yuubin demonstrates her incredible skills with a motorbike, such as steering deftly around, jumping over obstacles, and parring attacks from the villainous biker Fury. Above all, Rave Girl is known for her good deeds done in obscurity and her love of freedom that riding a motorcycle brings.

## Skills and abilities

* **Motorcycling** - Yuubin best demonstrates her skills in The Mild Side, Part 2, as she was once a motorcyclist.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her job
* Warm weather
* Helping others
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* The Viruses (sometimes)

### Dislikes

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

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters
* Fury

## Trivia

* Miss Yuubin had her first speaking role in the episode Fighting With Swords.
* Her name means “mail” in Japanese.
Professor Antico

**Professor Antico** (or **Mr. Antico** or just **Antico**) is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. He is a Puffy residing in Puffy Town who serves as the town's archeologist, paleontologist, and historian. Antico runs an antique shop/museum where he displays his artifacts of ancient Usapia and a long lost Puffy civilization.

## Physical appearance

Professor Antico has a teal mushroom cap with pale aqua green spots, spiky green hair, and darker green eyes. His outfit consists of a dark yellow, long-sleeved shirt, gray pants, and brown loafers.

## Personality

Professor Antico can be best described as studious and hardworking. He has an avid love of learning about past history and ancient artifacts. He is easily skeptical when it comes to curses or superstitions. Although he’s quite intelligent, he can be just as incompetent as many other villagers. He has moments where he’s easily spooked and can doubt himself.

Antico is also a bit socially awkward and, despite his insecurities, has no problems interacting with the other villagers. He is also seen as a role model to Milly, who also helps him when he is in trouble.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* His job
* Learning
* Collecting ancient artifacts
* Discovering new things
* Helping others
* Things that make sense
* Amusement parks
* Rap music
* Nature
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* The Spook-Out
* The Viruses (sometimes)
* Chocolate
* Mini figures

### Dislikes

* Deceiving/lying to others
* Villains
* Crime
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters
* Curses
* Superstitions
* Mike Leeko’s loud singing
* People littering
* Nature being ruined
* The Leonardo Mirror edition
* The mayor’s sheep causing chaos
* People ruining his artifacts
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Scams
* Leonardo Dolls (as of Voo Doo’s And Don’ts)
* Chewies
* Unfair treatment
* Getting pied in the face

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly (pupil)
* Manny
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Professor Antico had his first speaking role in the episode Blockbusters.
* Mr. Antico might be of Italian descent due to his name meaning “antic” in Italian.
* Antico is the first of the Puffy villagers to have his name in an episode title. He is also the first Puffy character to play a major role in an episode, which was Antico’s Greatest Discovery.
* In the episode Labor Days, he is the only known Puffy to not work at the factory.
Spyhopper

The **Spyhopper** is a robotic grasshopper that is used as an eavesdropping surveillance tool by King Leonardo and Tommy in the fanmade *Leeko: The Series*. It is a remote-controlled blue robot with the size, shape, and movement of a grasshopper that relays the images that it sees back to a television screen, whether that be the main screen in the Castle Leonardo throne room or a smaller screen on the Tank car or Royal Racecar. The remote used to control the Spyhopper is shaped like a video game controller and has its own screen which shows what the sees, and as seen in Baby Flower, if the buttons and levers are pressed too haphazardly, it will cause the robot to short circuit and explode.

In addition to being used as a spy tool, the Spyhopper can also be used as an explosive, as seen in the episode Wood Wars when it detonates on the cliff above Eastern Forest, causing it to flood.

## Appearances

The Spyhopper is used in the following episodes:

* Baby Flower
* Wood Wars
* Come Get Your Meals!
* Shell Shock
Clawsakin

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

## Characteristics and powers

Clawsakin in a giant creature which somewhat resembles a dragon with bird-like features. Its body is violet in color and sports long blades at the end of its talons. It also has red eyes and longer feather-like appendages at the end of its wings that somewhat function like fingers.

Clawsakin is deadly in combat, able to make swift strikes with its blades and pounce on its foes using its incredible speed and girth. If its blades are damaged or broken, Clawsakin can rapidly regenerate them.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Prior to the events of the show, Clawsakin was sent by Nebula to steal the sacred blade Dark Slash and guard it in a dark cave in an unknown world. Moonlight Man and Gamma were sent by the Galaxy Soldier Army to recover this sword and were successful, though Gamma was slain by Clawsakin in the process.

During Your Sword, My Sword, Clawsakin is sent to Usapia after King Leonardo requests a monster to go after Diamond. Clawsakin soon finds Diamond and interrupts her fight with Moonlight Man to try and reclaim the Dark Slash. Using its blades and its ferocity, Clawsakin beats back Diamond, then Twilight Man and Aurora Man, then nearly defeats Sword Leeko as well. However, after learning the truth of her mother's death from the Dark Slash, Diamond tosses the sword to Leeko and he uses it to cleave Clawsakin in half, finally killing it.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S2E26/TB060** - Your Sword, My Sword (*debut*)
Leonardo Stone

The **Leonardo Stone** is a monster that first appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy in the episode Antico’s Greatest Discovery.

## Characteristics

The Leonardo Stone initially takes on the form of an inert tattered gray stone sarcophagus which resembles King Leonardo. The monster was likely ordered from Nebula Enterprises disguised as an ancient relic belonging to Leonardo's family line, though this is never confirmed. When it awakes, the Leonardo Stone grows exponentially in size, until it is comparable in scale to a small mountain. From there, it takes on its true form, which resembles King Leonardo, though made of rock and having a dull purple/yellow color scheme on its clothing. It also has more well-defined legs and knees than the King.

The Leonardo Stone attacks using its massive size to crush its opponents. Despite its size and weight, however, it is not particularly dense, as Stone Leeko is capable of boring through the monster easily by pounding into its head. When the Leonardo Stone is defeated, it crumbles into a huge pile of well-shaped rectangular gray bricks.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In its debut episode, the Leonardo Stone appears as a surprise last resort by King Leonardo to exact revenge on the citizens of Puffy Town for not respecting his rule. It emerges from one of the artifacts that Leonardo had forged for Professor Antico to "find" at the excavation site. Once it appears, Leeko, Moonlight Man, and Antico battle the monster, with Leeko dealing the finishing blow using the Stone ability.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Leonardo Stone's episode/film appearances in the show
 S1E14/TB014 | Pillowed!
Needle

Artwork of Needle Leeko

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

## Power description

The Needle ability has many different functions and utilities, with most episodes focusing more on its defensive aspects. The ability allows Leeko to roll up into a ball, fling his needles out as missiles, and then guide them through the air as they slice through his opponents. However, Leeko is not readily able to replenish his needles once using them, and often loses this ability quickly.

Later episodes (starting from Season 10) show that he can use his needles as a close-range weapon by making one huge needle stick out from his helmet, as well as performing a rolling dash and even shooting an unlimited amount of needles. Starting from Season 21, Needle Leeko can roll forward to catch his enemies, carrying them with him, and can throw them at other foes or obstacles when he retracts his needles.

## Physical appearance

When possessing the Needle ability, Leeko sports a teal helmet with a black visor and white spikes on it. Leeko’s visual appearances changes to a golden yellow body with bright red feet.

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

## Transformation scene

* **Seasons 1-6:** Facing away from the camera, a bright light engulfs Leeko’s head and it clears to show the helmet on his head, changing the color of his skin to a gold yellow and his feet a bright red. White spikes sprout out and Leeko turns to face the camera with a determined glare.
* **Seasons 7-present:** The scene plays out the same, except there is no color change and the spikes sprout out faster.

## List of moves

Needle moves
 **Mega Needle** | Leeko shoots out a huge needle straight upward that can poke from long distances.
 **Falling Spine** | While in midair, Leeko turns upside down and shoots out a huge needle from below.

## Episode / Film Appearances

### Appearances in Leeko: The Beginning

Appearances: 5
 S1E19/TB019 | That’s Minesweeper!
 S2E9/TB043 | Sheep Wreck!
 S2E21/TB055 | Leonardo, Good Or Bad?
 S2E30/TB064 | The Leeko Quiz Show!

## Trivia

* Needle has not appeared in any Season 3 episode.
* Needle is one of the few abilities to have a color-changing feature.
* The Ability Star pendant for Needle is yellow displaying a dark yellow needle design.
Shiny Crabler

**Shiny Crabler** is a large and mechanical monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics and powers

Shiny Crabler is a large and golden mechanical robot with the appearance of a crab.

Shiny Crabler's powers vary slightly, as it primarily attacks by shooting explosive laser blasts from its claws and melting walls with its heat ray.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In the episode The Big Combat, Shiny Crabler is sent by Nebula to destroy the Flying Saucer before it has a chance to reach his fortress, arriving through a pod that latches onto Moonlight Man's battleship. Once it arrives, Shiny Crabler proceeds to storm the halls of the ship and make its way toward the main engine room while the crew tries to stop it. Initial attacks via missile launcher and Chef Leeko fail to subdue it, but it is defeated at the last possible moment when Leeko uses the Ice Copy Ability to freeze it, allowing a subsequent missile blast to shatter the monster.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E32/TB099** - The Big Combat (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Shiny Crabler is the last regular monster to be seen in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.
Servant Robot

The **Servant Robot** is a robotic monster that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics and powers

The Servant Robot is a large machine that has the same body shape as a regular Virus. Its main body is a pale grayish-blue color. Its limbs are a darker shade and has red claws in place of hands. Its eyes consists of dark blue scleras with cyan pupils.

The Servant Robot is quick to perform tasks around the castle and is very versatile. Its mouth serves as a slot which opens up to deliver various objects. In addition to fetching things and using tools, it has a built-in washer in its head which can be used to do laundry. Despite its efficiency, however, it cannot do as much work by itself as all the Viruses in Castle Leonardo could.

When threatened, the Servant Robot can fight in a number of different ways. It can fire a devastating laser blast from one of its eyes which causes explosions on impact. It also gains more strength and can easily brush off the attacking Viruses with spears. However, if pinned down, it can be weakened by loosening its bolts and screws.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In Virus Blues, King Leonardo orders the Servant Robot from Nebula Enterprises in order to replace the Viruses in his castle, as he has grown impatient with them. Using the robot to help, he fires every one of them from the castle. Later on, however, it is revealed by Moonlight Man that the robot has been going around stealing precious objects from the castle while on cleaning duty and returning them to N.L.E in order to force Leonardo to pay his outstanding debt. When King Leonardo finds out about this, the robot turns on him and starts attacking him with laser blasts. Seeing the destruction from afar, the Viruses return to the castle to defend Leonardo from the robot. Leeko helps them by using the Stone Copy Ability to pound the robot into the ground and keep it pinned while the Viruses set to work dismantling it with their tools Once the robot is sufficiently loosened, it explodes and reduces to scrap.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S2E13/TB047** - Virus Blues (*debut*)
Chef Licorice

**Chef Licorice** is a guest character that appears in the fanmade show *Leeko: The Series*. He is a wandering chef and old friend of Chef Peppermint.

## Physical appearance

Chef Licorice has the same body shape and design as Chef Peppermint, though his eyes are downturned like Professor Antico's, implying that he is a Puffy. He has pale yellow skin, light green eyes, and curly black hair. His outfit consists of a blue and black robe with a red belt and white apron on the front, along with dark blue shoes and a blue cap that matches his outfit.

## Personality

Chef Licorice is generally an eccentric man with a foreign way of speaking compared to the residents of Usapia. His level of cheeriness and positivity is roughly the same as Peppermint, though he becomes offended when he feels like he's been tricked or lied to.

Chef Licorice once attended Mr. Eggward's along with Chef Peppermint, where the two became fast friends. Unlike Peppermint, however, Licorice became a very skilled chef, as his cuisine is consistently able to enrapture the Usapians. Despite his skill, Licorice was not able to establish his own restaurant, which becomes a point of contention between him and Peppermint when he visits Puffy Town.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Chef Licorice made his first appearance in the episode Chow-Off, where he visits Chef Peppermint to ascertain his old schoolmate and friend's cooking skills. In order to impress Licorice, Chef Peppermint enlists the help of Milly to guide his cooking, ending up producing a better result than usual, though the Puffies still end up preferring Licorice's food, which eventually blows Peppermint's ruse. Licorice becomes offended that Peppermint had not actually improved his cooking, and yet owns a restaurant, which leads King Leonardo and Tommy to declare a contest between the two chefs to see who will claim the spot as Puffy Town's cook.

During the contest, Chef Licorice prepares dishes that the judges find rapturous, which Chef Peppermint's dishes strangely cause the judges to burst in flames over the spiciness. Licorice soon learns that the reason for this is due to Tommy sabotaging Peppermint's dishes to ensure he will lose. Despite being declared the winner of the contest, Licorice throws away the offer of the restaurant and exposes the rigging, then comforts Chef Peppermint when he points out that Leeko enjoys Peppermint's cooking more regardless. After the defeat of Lobberlicious, Chef Licorice leaves Usapia on good terms with his friend.

## Skills and abilities

* **Cooking** - Chef Licorice became very skilled in cooking when he attended Mr. Eggward's cooking school.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Chef Peppermint
* Cooking
* Making new friends
* Making people happy

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Being tricked or lied to
* Sabotage
* People being mean to his friend, Peppermint

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Chef Peppermint

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Lobberlicious

## Trivia

* Chef Licorice is named after a type of confectionary, like Chef Peppermint.
Paint

Artwork of Paint Leeko

### Source of Ability

A paintbrush (only in Season 3), any amounts of paint, paint-based attacks, a can of spray paint, or using a Paint Ability Star pendant

### Power(s)

Splattering foes with paint and painting objects that come to life

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

## Power description

With the Paint ability, Leeko can paint things that become real. He can also flick large blobs of paint all over, causing damage to any foes nearby. Starting from Season 5 forward, Leeko has access to cans of paint spray, which he can use to deal damage on his foes or create graffiti art that comes to life and targets the enemies.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gains the Paint ability, he wears a dark gray baseball cap worn backwards and a pair of lighter gray roller skates with blue wheels. Leeko carries a paintbrush that has a teal handle and a medium gray bucket of paint.

## Transformation scene

A rainbow takes Leeko for a ride and makes him slide down into a puddle of rainbow paint. He jumps out, wearing the cap and roller skates. He takes out a paint bucket and brush, then holds the paintbrush slightly over his head to complete the transformation.

## Trivia

* This ability is very similar to Artist. One of its moves involves Leeko splattering paint everywhere, and another involves him painting living things.
* The Ability Star pendant for Paint is light pink displaying a medium pinkish-purple paintbrush.
Trash Grabber

**Trash Grabber** is a garbage monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics and powers

Trash Grabber is a towering creature with a large round head covered in dark green fur, a thick dark brown unibrow, and two dour red eyes. Its body is a metal garbage can with black arms and legs, brown gloves and shoes.

Trash Grabber attacks by spewing garbage from its mouth which can lob great distances. Although Trash Grabber can hold a lot more garbage than would supposedly fit in its body, its trash is not infinite, as it eventually runs out while fighting Cleaning Leeko.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Trash Grabber appears in the episode Cleaning Up Your Act, where it is sent to Usapia free of charge by Nebula Enterprises in order to get revenge on King Leonardo by spewing trash everywhere. After mucking up Castle Leonardo, Trash Grabber makes its way to Puffy Town and starts turning it into a dump. To stop it, King Leonardo kicks Leeko in to deal with the monster, but Leeko finds himself unwilling to vacuum-mouth the creature or its garbage and runs for it. Eventually, Leeko is cornered by Trash Grabber, but Moonlight Man steps in and tosses Leeko a broom so he can gain the Cleaning Copy Ability. Cleaning Leeko makes quick work of Trash Grabber after forcing it to exhaust its trash, and then batting the monster away, where it is destroyed in a magical sanitary explosion.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E14/TB081** - Cleaning Up Your Act (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Trash Grabber somewhat resembles Oscar from *Sesame Street*.
Cleaning

### Source of Ability

Brooms, monsters shaped like brooms, various cleaning tools, or using a Cleaning Ability Star pendant

### Power(s)

Attacks using various cleaning utensils

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

## Power description

Cleaning focuses on various cleaning appliances, most notably the broom. The sparkles that shoot from the broom can deal damage on enemies or cause any garbage/grime to disappear. Leeko can also get on the broom and fly in the air.

Later episodes - Season 6 onward - also grants him new moves: a bucket of water he can use to throw his foes off-guard, and a vacuum cleaner that he often uses as a last resort move due to its suction abilities likely being stronger than him vacuum-mouth attack. In the Harmony Allies arc (Seasons 14 to 20), Cleaning provides the Bluster and Splash elements.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko obtains the Cleaning ability, he wears an aquamarine bandanna with a single yellow star emblazoned on the front. The broom has a light brown handle.

## Transformation scene

A broom appears and hits Leeko on the head. He catches it, swings it, and the bandanna forms on his head, then raises the broom to complete the transformation.

## List of moves

Cleaning moves
 **Cleaning Sponge** | Leeko dashes forward, polishing the floor with a large sponge and sweeping it clean.
 **Vacuum Suction** | Leeko takes out a vacuum to suck in his foes and send them flying.

## Episode / Film Appearances

### Appearances in Leeko: The Beginning

Appearances: 2
 S3E14/TB081 | Cleaning Up Your Act

## Trivia

* There is a Copy Ability called Trash, which is seen as the opposite of the Cleaning ability.
* The Ability Star pendant for Cleaning is a light teal displaying a dark teal broom.