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HOPS-B-GONE

**"HOPS-B-GONE"** is an episode of *Weebles*. Winston plans to bring his pet frog Hops to school for show and tell. Winston becomes frustrated that Hops eats his banana, opens his backpack from the inside, and sits on his homework causing it to tear when removed, and wishes Hops would leave. At recess, Winston asks Wally to help find Hops. The two discover Hops behind the school steps in time for Winston to take Hops into class for show and tell.

## Trivia

Hops makes the same croak sound each time.

The handwritten homework paper states:

Winston
I saw my grandma this weekend it was alot of fun we went
to the movies
The End
Saturn

**Saturn** is a character from Galaxy Bumpus, and she can be the slowest planet, and is also easy to spot, because she has a really big ring around it.

## Appearance of the Character

Saturn is a planet with a gold body with orange stripes, She also has 7 rings made out of rock and ice, and even crystals, which are 6 vermillion rings, and a purple ring for the end.
Tibby's Untied Shoe Problem

**"Tibby's Untied Shoe Problem"** is the 18th episode of Gusterlapin's extension of the *Weebles* animated series, and it is the third to last normal episode.

## Bonus Short

The Count von Count plays and counts organs where Bumpus, Tibby, and Tooey pop out of the top of them holding a signs with wood sticks that have the spoken number on it, and once the all the notes are played Bumpus holds a card with a number twenty on it, and has finally announced that the number of the day is 20, That makes a large number 20 appear and show up, and Bumpus, Tibby, and Tooey see the number that showed up, and everybody was happy, and give them a round of applause.

## Trivia

This is the second new episode to appear in the 2007-present DVD.

This episode is based on a Spongebob episode called "You Shoe's Untied!"

The Bonus in this episode combines them together playing a remix.

The bonus short before the Bonus episode is based on the 2002 Number of the Day segment.

In this episode it is the only bonus short to have a number of the day segment.
Generations

The history of the Weebles toy line can be broken into identifiable **generations**, each with one or more ranges. Each generation has its own overall art style and proportions.

*This list is probably incomplete.*
Early figures were small, roughly 2 inches by 1 inch.

* Peelable and peel-proof eggs (ca. 1971-1983)
* Airfix (ca, 1973)

Edward M. Swartz's 1986 book *Toys That Kill* led to tighter standards for preschool toy safety in the late 1980s. Toys were made larger to pose less of a choking hazard. This let Hasbro put more detail in the sculpts.

* Chunky/Late 1980s (ca. 1987-1989)
* Stamped eggs (ca. 1995)
* They Roll Too (ca. 2001)
* Weebleville and Weebles Storybook World (2004-2006)
* Large eggs (2010)

After 2010, Hasbro began to license its smaller product identities (such as Weebles) to other companies.

* Character/Jazwares (mid-2010s): Wonder Club and Weebledown Farm, plus a bunch of ranges associated with popular children's cartoons, such as Peppa Pig, PAW Patrol, Hey Duggee, Bluey, Cocomelon, and My Little Pony
* PlayMonster (2023)
Leading Lady

**"Leading Lady"** is an episode of *Weebles*. Inside Weebles Elementary, Winnie and Willow notice a sign taped on the wall "auditions: see Winston". When in line to audition, Winnie reads Willow's nervous body language. Once on stage in front of Winston, Willow breaks down, and Winnie offstage gives Willow breathing tips.
How to Wash Your Hands

**"How to Wash Your Hands"** is an episode of *Weebles*. Wendy is eating lunch at Winston's house, and the two need to wash the mud off their hands before eating lunch. They lather up with bar soap and warm water and then sing "Happy Birthday to You" while rubbing their hands to ensure they wash long enough.

## Trivia

Use of the song "Happy Birthday to You" by Patty and Mildred Hill in this episode was made possible by a 2015 ruling in *Good Morning to You Productions v. Warner/Chappell Music* that invalidated Warner/Chappell's U.S. copyright claim on the song's lyrics.
Be Tidy

**"Be Tidy"** is an episode of *Weebles*. Wendy and Winston notice a mess of trash around Wonder Club Treehouse. Wendy makes a game of cleaning it up: clap twice when putting paper in the recycling bin, and spin when putting a can or bottle in the containers bin.

## See also

* "The Wednesday Race" and "Bumpus' New House", episodes with similar themes of collaborative cleanup or making a game of a chore
ဂ

**Гангэ** (бирм. малая га) — третья буква бирманского алфавита, означает звонкий звук "Ғ". В тайских палийских текстах соответствует букве кхокхуай, в сингальских палийских текстах соответствует букве гаянна.

## Гангэяпин

Гангэяпин — похожа на букву "гангэ", как и она имеет произношение «джа». Примеры слов: джи - олень, джоу - голубь.
Crossover

Hasbro has produced Weebles toys based on licensed product identities and, since the 2010s, licensed the Weebles brand to other companies.

## Disney

In the 1970s, Hasbro produced figures and playsets based on Disney's Mickey Mouse and Winnie the Pooh.
## Sesame Workshop

In 1982, at the tail end of the 1970s egg generation, Hasbro produced figures and playsets based on Sesame Street. (See "Sesame Street Weebles" on Muppet Wiki.)
## Character

Character Options has produced Weebles toys based on several preschool animated series. Some examples:

* *Peppa Pig* (Amazon)
* *Bluey* (Amazon)
* *Cocomelon* (Amazon)

## Jazwares and Spin Master

* Jazwares has produced figures and a Seal Island playset based on Spin Master's *PAW Patrol* (Walmart; Amazon). These figures show "© Hasbro © SML" on their bottom.
Alex

**Alex** is a character from PlayMonster Weebles.

The figure in My Happy Camper is a redeco of Elliot. The box of My Happy Camper refers to the two figures as "Bailey & Alex", not distinguishing which is which. This wiki adopts the convention that this figure is Alex and the other one is Bailey.

## Gallery

Alex figure from My Happy Camper, frontAlex figure from My Happy Camper, rear
## Trivia

The character resembles Greasy Gary from *Cyanide & Happiness*.
Sleeping in Your Own Bed

**"Sleeping in Your Own Bed"** is an episode of *Weebles*. Wendy describes some phenomena that a small child is likely to encounter while falling asleep. Something taps on a window, and scary shapes appear on the wall. She realizes that leaving the room to wake her parents isn't fair. She remembers that she has a nightlight shaped like a frog (with legs) and a soft toy shaped like a Disney/SEGA round bottom plush. The window tapping turns out to be a tree branch blown by the wind, and Wendy points to wind chimes. The shapes turn out to be shadows, and Wendy makes a butterfly shadow puppet with her nightlight.

## Trivia

The episode appears to be edited down from an interview that occurred between 8:03 and 9:18 PM, based on the clock on the wall. After the fade, the clock shows 7:21 AM the next morning. From this, we can guess that Wendy's actual bedtime is probably sometime around 9 PM, and Wendy and the camera holder needed to stretch it out to catch a shadow as it passed.
Weebles Cinderella Carriage

**Weebles Cinderella Carriage** is a Weebles Storybook World set. The set contains a pumpkin carriage, horse, and Cinderella and coachman figures.

Two packaging variants of Weebles Cinderella Carriage exist: one with a full six-sided box and one with cutouts in the front of the box. The full-box variant comes with a purple guard tower with a red boom gate (colors may vary).

## Card text

Once upon a wobble, the beautiful Cinderella was late getting home from the ball.
"I lost my slipper," said Cinderella to the carriage coachman. "I hope that the Prince will find it after all!"
But the very next day, the Prince knocked on her door!
"I believe this slipper belongs to you," said the Prince. Let's go live happily ever after, forever more!"
## Gallery

Carriage with included figures, frontCarriage, rearCarriage loaded with three passengers
Дз

**Дз** — кириллический диграф.

## Использование

В белорусском и украинском языках обозначает звуки [d͡z] или [d͡zʲ] в зависимости от последующей буквы. На стыке приставки и корня читается как два отдельных звука (бел./укр.): па*дз*емны/пі*дз*емний. В украинском языке не является и никогда не являлся самостоятельной буквой; в современном белорусском также не является самостоятельной буквой, однако в прошлом иногда включался в алфавит.

В неславянских языках диграф используется в абазинском, адыгейском, кабардино-черкесском и осетинском языках и обозначает звук [d͡z] или [d͡zʲ]. Во всех этих языках диграф является самостоятельной буквой алфавита и чаще всего занимает место после букв Д или диграфа Дж.
Weebles Storybook World

**Weebles Storybook World** is a toy theme sold in 2006 immediately after Weebleville ended. The toys' proportions and art style are the same as those of Weebleville, though characters' heads and arms are generally more human-shaped. The characters and playsets are based on fairy tales and nursery rhymes. Several stories collected by the brothers Grimm are represented.

* Weebalot Castle
* Figure 3-packs: Wobbly Castle Pals, Little Wobble Hood Pals, Fairest of Them All Story Pals
* Weebly Knight & Ogre's Adventure‎
* Goldilocks Adventure Cottage
* Hansel & Gretel's Wobbly Adventure
* Jack & Jill's Wobbly Adventure
* Weebles Cinderella Carriage
* Beauty & the Beast Garden Waltz
Losing My Religion

**"Losing My Religion"** is a song from Gusterlapin's expansion of the 2005 *Weebles* series. It was composed, and released by R.E.M. in 1991.

## Trivia

In the Music Video, Bumpus is wearing a Hindu outfit, that's based on the guy in the red sweatpants and the necklaces of the original music video, and Tibby wears a Hindu outfit, that's based on the girl in the pink dress of the original music video.

The mandolin and stringed figures were animated by Wayne Lytle.

Unlike the DVD version of the music track, the music was low-pitched, and cut shortly in the Leapster L-Max version.

This is the only song by R.E.M. in the extended series.

## External links

* "Losing My Religion" on Wikipedia
* "Losing My Religion" lyrics on Genius
My Happy Camper

**My Happy Camper** is a PlayMonster Weebles playset. It contains two figures, referred to as "Bailey & Alex", and an RV that unfolds to reveal a campsite.

The front wheels are connected to a seesaw that alternately lifts two figures placed in the front seats. Translucent windows lift up. When the camper is unfolded, the windows act as supports for a grill and cooler on one side and a hammock on the other. Pressing one log causes the other log to pop up. If 3 AA-size batteries are inserted and the electronics are switched on, interacting with the frog or other parts of the playset plays sounds and causes a light inside the campfire between the logs to flicker.

Unlike My Best Friends, the box of My Happy Camper does not distinguish which is Bailey and which is Alex. Customers can't tell for sure either. Based on baby name statistics from the United States (where Hasbro and PlayMonster are headquartered), this wiki is adopting the convention that the Harper redeco with the ponytail is named Bailey, and the Elliot redeco looking like Greasy Gary from *Cyanide & Happiness* is named Alex.

## The Other Day We Met a Bear

When batteries are inserted and the camper is switched on, the device plays a "Weebles wobble but they don't fall down!" jingle in F stepping up a fifth then stepping down.

When the logs are pushed, the camper plays a song based on "The Other Day I Met a Bear" (Morgan/David, 1919) in the key of D flat. Given "any other Weebles playsets" on the back of the box, this could be a hint to take Bailey and Alex to Goldilocks' Adventure Cottage (sold separately) to meet Baby Bear.

The other day
We met a bear
Out in the woods
Oh way out there
He looked at us
We looked at him
We weeble-wobbled
It made him grin
He said to us
Why don't you run
Let's [indistinct] camper
And have some fun
We ran away
Now here we are
We take our camper
Near and far
## Gallery

Rear view with `CMPNG` license plateFigures loaded into the front seatCamper unfolds into a campsiteCooler and grill open, and Bailey and Alex have a seatMy Happy Camper and Weegoaway CamperFront and left side of boxRear and right side of boxCharacters not individually named"NOT throwing"? Tell that to Bumpus and Tooey
## Durability

The sides come off fairly easily during vigorous play. They can be snapped back on.

One family with a 3-year-old reports that it breaks more easily than Weebleville toys. The left side window broke off, and one of the hinges of the hammock broke.

## See also

* Weegoaway Camper, its Weebleville counterpart

## References

1. ↑ James Lin. "4/5 Daughter loves it, but parents will hate the music". Amazon, 2023-09-21. Accessed 2023-11-28.
2. ↑ "Popularity for the name Bailey". *Behind the Name*. Accessed 2023-10-26.
3. ↑ DelusionalAngel. 4/5 my babygirl enjoys!". Amazon, 2023-10-26. Accessed 2023-11-28.
4. ↑ Honestly Though. "2/5 Sides kept popping off". Amazon, 2023-09-20. Accessed 2023-11-28.
Peter

**Peter Pan** is the speculated name of a Weebles Storybook World character who refuses to grow up. When Peter met Wendy, Tinker Bell got insanely jealous.

The figure came in an unknown set whose name and card text may be lost media. Identified based on a listing on Mercari.

## Gallery

Peter figure, frontPeter figure, rearMichael from Little People, Wendy, and Peter. (Where'd John go?)
Wonder Club

**Wonder Club** is a range of Weebles toys produced in 2016 by Jazwares under license from Hasbro. Eleven known toys were released in fourth quarter 2016:

* Six core figures, in UPC order Willie, Winston, Wally, Wendy, Winnie, and Willow (681326958017 through 681326958062)
* Wonder Club Treehouse playset including a Willie redeco and Buster
* Four float sets including one figure and one vehicle

Alongside the toys was an animated series, consisting of 18 episodes 2 to 3 minutes in length.
Weebles names in other Hasbro lines

Hasbro occasionally reuses character names among its toy lines.

Between Weebles generations:

* Winston (2016 character) shares a name with Winston Hobnobby III.

Weebleville to other toy lines:

* Carley shares a name with Transformers characters Carly Witwicky and others.
* Augie shares a name with Auggie Cahnay from *The Transformers* (Generation One).
* Winston Hobnobby III shares a name with Winston from *The Transformers* (Generation One).

Wonder Club to other toy lines:

* Buster shares a name with Transformers characters Buster Witwicky (G1) and Buster (Masterforce).
* Wally shares a name with Wally, the name of Transformers character Blurr (G1) in the dub of *The Headmasters*
* Winston shares a name with Winston from *The Transformers* (Generation One).

PlayMonster to other toy lines:

* Alex shares a name with Alexander Holt, US senator from the 2005 IDW comics; Alexander Powers, a Sector Seven agent from the 2007 live-action movie ARG; and Alex Malto, the daddest of dads from EarthSpark.
* Buddy shares a name with Buddy, resident of a small town near a Decepticon base.
* Elliot shares a name with Dr. Elliot Marsh, an archaeologist from 2005 IDW's Generation One comics.

## External links

* "Transformers names in other Hasbro lines" in Teletraan I
Wonder Club Treehouse

**Wonder Club Treehouse** is the only known playset of the Wonder Club (2016-2017) range. It has two front doors, a trap door over a tire swing, a potted plant, a bridge over a turntable, a flag, and a rotating telescope platform.

It came with alternate costume Willie in white shirt and his dog Buster.

## Compatibility

Some features of the Wonder Club Treehouse are not fully compatible with the slightly wider late 1980s figures, Weebleville figures, 2010 eggs, and PlayMonster figures. Hansel barely fits through the trap door. He does not fit through the chute between the bridge and the turntable. Highway doesn't fit through either one. Noomie went down the slide but stopped at the bottom. Elliot also did not fit through the chute. He stopped at the bottom of the slide, though he made it all the way down once dust was removed with a wet paper towel. A 2010 egg figure behaved similarly.

## Gallery

Wonder Club Treehouse, front view with 2 figuresWonder Club Treehouse, rear view showing slideWonder Club Treehouse in action, with all members and Buster presentWinston spots the other Winston through a telescope
## See also

* Weebly Wobbly Tree House, its Weebleville counterpart
* Weebles Musical Treehouse, its 2010 egg counterpart
Weebles Musical Treehouse

**Weebles Musical Treehouse** is a 2010 egg playset. A door at ground level opens to reveal a cavity in the tree into which figures can be placed. More figures can be placed in the second floor. A crow's nest on the roof holds one figure. It has an escalator with a crank that lifts figures onto a slide from the top of the escalator to its bottom.

## Compatibility

The top of the slide has raised textured arrows pointing down the slide. This tends to slow down figures other than the 2010 eggs. Zuzie Q., Willow, and Harper frequently got stuck at the top, often ending up head first. (So much for "they don't fall down.")

## Gallery

Facing the doorFacing the escalatorWeebles Musical Treehouse in action: Girls' Club
## See also

* Weebly Wobbly Tree House, its Weebleville counterpart
* Wind and Wobble Playhouse, its Peppa Pig counterpart
* Wonder Club Treehouse, its Wonder Club counterpart
Й

**Й**, **й** (**и кра́ткое**, **и неслоговое**, **ий, йи**) — буква большинства славянских кириллических алфавитов (10-я в болгарском, 11-я в русском и белорусском, 14-я в украинском. В сербском и македонском отсутствует, вместо неё используется буква **Ј**). Буква **Й** входит также в письменности на кириллической основе для многих неславянских языков.

Буква **Й** обозначает палатальный аппроксимант [j] (так называемое и неслоговое) и близкий к нему звонкий палатальный фрикативный согласный [ʝ] (перед ударным гласным). В украинском и болгарском языках сочетание **йо** используется в начале слов и после гласных вместо отсутствующей в нихбуквы **Ё**.

Знак **Й** происходит из церковнославянской письменности XV—XVI веков, представляя собой сочетание буквы **И** и заимствованного из греческой письменности знака краткости — бреве, однако несколько видоизменённого. Строгое фонетическое разграничение начертаний **И** и **Й** возникло в печати начала XVII века; в ходе «книжной справы» времен патриарха Никона оно перешло в московские издания церковнославянских книг (вторая половина того же века) и используется поныне.

При введении гражданского шрифта в 1707—1711 гг. были отменены все надстрочные знаки, то есть особый символ **Й** исчез. Он был восстановлен в1735 году (часто эту дату указывают как дату возникновения буквы **Й**), но формально отдельной буквой не считался: не включался в перечень букв азбуки, не имел порядкового номера, в словарях объединялся с **И** и т. п. Официально буквой алфавита **Й** стало только в XX веке[1], хотя некоторое «ущемление в правах» сохраняется поныне: если пункты перечисления чего-либо обозначаются русскими буквами, то **й** (как и **ё**, **ъ**, **ь**[2]) при этом пропускается.

В XVIII—XIX веках по образцу русского гражданского шрифта буква **Й** вошла в гражданские шрифты болгарского, украинского и белорусского языков. До середины XIX века буква **Й** использовалась и в сербской письменности, но затем была заменена латинской буквой **Ј**, которая была унаследована и македонской письменностью.

Первоначальным названием знака **Й** было «„и“ с краткой» (по значку «кратка» над буквой). По предложению Я. К. Грота с конца XIX века стало использоваться название «„и“ краткое». В украинском языке употребляется также название «йот».
The Weeball Game

**"The Weeball Game"** is an episode of *Weebles*. Willie wants to play ball with friends, but Wendy is already playing soccer, Winnie and Winston are already playing baseball, and Wally is already playing basketball. Willie, dejected, returns to Wonder Club Treehouse and meets Willow, and the two invent some sort of multi-ball juggling act that can be done around the treehouse.

This episode shows other team members who are not redecos of Wonder Club members and who never got a toy. (Presumably, one would substitute Weebleville Soccer Team.)

## Trivia

There is a bandage on Willie's left forearm.

Willie refers to the beautiful game as "soccer". This could be because of the characters' American accent. Or it could be to avoid the word "football" so that the writers wouldn't have to deal with the characters' lack of feet, as in *Make Way for Noddy* episode "Toy Town's Winning Team".
Weeschool

**Weeschool** is a playset from the Weebleville generation. It includes a schoolhouse with swingset, a tricycle, a seesaw, and Mac and Risa figures.

## Card text

Mac Weebitty
Hi there, I'm Mac! I love playing with my friends, especially my cousin Risa. Oh me, oh my - look how I can wobble and swing so high!
Risa Weebitty
Hey! My name is Risa. I love to play "wobble tag" with my favorite cousin, Mac, and all my friends at the WEESCHOOL! Catch me if you can, woohoo!
## Gallery

Weeschool, frontWeeschool, rearWeeschool in action, with soccer player Mo about to be thrown
Weebles Gas Station

**Weebles Gas Station** is a late 1980s playset. The building has a gas pump with a boom gate ending in a nozzle, a sign that can be turned, a convenience store with a juice vending machine, a mechanic's bay in the back, and a ramp to parking on the roof. The set also includes three cans for the vending machine (orange, lemonade, and grape), a car with a hole for the nozzle, and a figure in a striped shirt that the box describes as "Highway Weeble". The figure is made in China, the rest in USA.

The sign reads "Playskool" with a character illustration on one side and "Weebles Gas Station" on the other. A dial on the gas pump can be turned to display one of five things: "1" with a gas pump nozzle, "2" with two jerrycans, "3" with three car batteries, "4" with four spark plugs, and "5" with five cans of food.

## Compatibility

Uggie's joy when I opened this playset can be compared to Bumpus's joy in "Bumpus' New House" when he learned he had inherited Weebly Wobbly Tree House.

The included figure is of a similar size to mid-2000s figures from Weebleville and Weebles Storybook World ranges. He fits in all activities of Weebly Wobbly Tree House. As is common with late 1980s and mid-2000s figures, he does not fit through the trap door of Wonder Club Treehouse or the chute at the side.

The mechanic's bay has four indentations on which the wheels of the included car rest. Other vehicles may engage only the rear indentations. An editor tested compatibility of Weehicles, floats, and other select vehicles with the mechanic's bay.

Fit with own figure in seat
Included car, Pendleton's cruiser from Weebleville Town Center, Zuzie Q.'s skateboard
Fit with Uggie in seat
Zuzie Q.'s scooter
Fit without figure
Trixie's motorcycle, Uggie's truck, Wilbur's plane, and Winston Hobnobby III's car
Fit off-center without figure
Wally's rocket and Winston's boat
Too big
Hogie's tractor, Weebles Cinderella Carriage, Wobbily Tractor, Wendy's horse, Winnie's locomotive, and Kai's car from My Speedy Car
## Gallery

Gas Station, front viewGas Station, rear viewInterior of mechanic's bay with UggieGas Station in action with Highway, Paw, and PendletonCloseup of Highway's carSize comparison of Highway's car to those of Kai and PendletonFront of Gas Station boxList of included parts including HighwayTwo-color diagram of activities on back of box
Weebles Gardens Elementary

**Weebles Gardens Elementary** is a primary school that the children of Weebleville attend and that the main cast once attended. Miss Birdie Lee Bright has taught there for years.

Appears in *Weebles* episode "Birdie Lee's Colorful Day" and is much more elaborate than the Weeschool playset.

## See also

* Weebles Elementary, its Wonder Club counterpart
Birdie Lee's Colorful Day

Birdie Lee's Colorful Day is the 8th episode of the Weebles Series.

## Plot

The Weebles friends help their favorite teacher, Miss Birdie Lee Bright, teach a magical lesson on colors! In the midst of the fun they learn how to turn learning into a magical adventure!

Birdie Lee's power is to draw a color chart on a chalkboard, tap it with her brush, and conjure up toys in those colors that move on their own. She makes a miniature **red** Wescue Wagon, a **yellow** Weehicles skateboard, a **blue** mailbag for Bumpus, the **green** frog (with legs, as in My Happy Camper), an **orange** basketball (compare Frog Prince's ball), and **purple** grapes.

## Trivia

This episode makes Birdie Lee's only appearance. Her part is reminiscent of characters played by Julie Andrews in *Mary Poppins* and *The Sound of Music*. She has no toy; use Maw or Wanda as a substitute teacher. Nor is her voice credited.

Two in-universe vehicle redecos appear in the first minute: an orange Weemobile and a white Weegoaway Camper alongside the normal (yellow) camper. Noomie is slightly seen in the opening as she drives the orange Weemobile.

Bumpus mentions having attended Weebles Gardens Elementary School. The relationship to Weebles Elementary from "Leading Lady" is unclear.

The schoolhouse is much bigger than Weeschool. A painting of a sitting purple cat is on an easel at the side of the classroom. A table obscures the cat's bottom. After Tibby grabs the purple grapes, the next shot is from a high angle as if from a security camera above the chalkboard. In that shot, the whole cat drawing is visible, with both front limbs in view but zoomed out a bit too far to make out the rear features. A rabbit shown in a poster on the wall is lying down in bed under a blanket.

The audio quality varies over the episode. The nine students' voices and the name "Pendleton" sound low-pass filtered, as if they were recorded in another session.

Continuity goof: Tibby bumps Tooey's desk to the side. As the camera pans around Birdie Lee, Tooey's desk is back in place. By the next shot, Birdie Lee scoots into the space where Tooey's desk was as it slides across the room out of control.

The lesson is about colors. Half of the six guests (Bumpus, Diddy, and Tibby) and many of the students are mammals. This implies that mammals in Weebleville don't exhibit dichromacy, the ability of real-world mammals other than marsupials and primates to sense only two primary colors rather than three. Nor are there extra colors for birds and reptiles (Birdie Lee, Tooey, Pendleton, and Zuzie Q.), which in the real world see four primary colors (tetrachromacy).

Birdie Lee name-drops Play-Doh in her song. Play-Doh modeling compound is made by Hasbro, owner of the Weebles product identity. It could be cross-promotion.

The globe shows the continent arrangement of Earth in the Holocene (present day) era.

At the end, Birdie Lee asks an unseen observer just to the left of the camera what their favorite color is. This is the most obvious fourth wall breach of the 2005 series.
Weebalot Castle

**Weebalot Castle** is a Weebles Storybook World playset. It includes the castle, a removable watch tower, round table, bed, throne, chair, raft, a horse with 1 seat, three figures (Lina, her guard dragon Driggles, and Sir Wobbington), and *Welcome to Weebalot* book. The castle's moat is motorized, using three "C" size alkaline batteries.

## Gallery

Weebalot Castle, front view with all partsWeebalot Castle, rear viewInterior close-up, showing spinning wheel and portraitInterior close-up, showing fireplace and nestWeebalot Castle in actionWeebalot Castle in action, interior
## Trivia

"Weebalot" is not what you get when you cross a western fan of Japanese popular culture with a yak-like imaginary creature invented to cope with nonstandard contractions.

## References

1. ↑ Weebalot Castle instruction booklet Accessed 2023-12-28.
2. ↑ Hannah Ewens. "We Asked J-Culture Fans to Defend Being 'Weeaboos'". *Vice*, 2017-07-18. Accessed 2023-12-28
3. ↑ Allie Brosh. "The Alot is Better Than You at Everything". *Hyperbole and a Half*, 2010-04. Accessed 2023-12-28.
Two Lefts Make It Right

**"Two Lefts Make It Right"** is an episode of *Weebles*. The gang are going for a nature hike in the park, and they get lost. Willow hesitates to approach a mud puddle and sits out most of the hike. As the rest return, Wendy offers to lead them back home, and there's brief confusion between "right" meaning correct and "right" meaning the direction.

## See also

* "Tooey's Wobbly Weekend", the episode's Weebleville counterpart
Diddy

Diddy Wishingwell is a Weebleville character. She appears as purple cow with yellow hair, and in a yellow dress with flowers and is married to Demby. Her primary figure comes with the Weebles Barn Dance playset; she also has Weebleville Folks and Mini Weebles Pals figures.

## Appearance of the Character

Diddy is a cow with purple fur, and has yellow hair, and orange, horns, and has hooves instead of hands. She is wearing a yellow dress with turquoise flowers with purple centers, and has an X-shaped strap on the back. In the cartoon, she speaks with a Minnesota accent.

## Gallery

Diddy from Weebles Barn Dance, frontDiddy from Weebles Barn Dance, rearDiddy from Weegoaway Vacation Pals, frontDiddy from Weegoaway Vacation Pals, rearDiddy from Bonus Pack, frontDiddy from Bonus Pack, rearDiddy from Mini Weebles Pals, frontDiddy from Mini Weebles Pals, rear
## Trivia

Diddy is a cow (that is, a female) with horns, and has purple fur. The horns are much more prominent in the cartoon than in the toy. In real-life cows have white fur with black spots, and has no horns.

## When her legs pop out

When Diddy has legs her dress looks similar, but cropped, and the straps are straight, and wears black shoes.
Weebles (2016 series)

*Weebles* is a CGI animated series released on YouTube in 2016-2017, depicting Jazwares' 2016 "Wonder Club" toy line. Episodes are 2 to 3 minutes long and in 16:9 HD.

## Episodes

Alphabetical list of 18 known episodes produced by HHA Animation using Maya software:

* Be Tidy
* Brushing Your Teeth
* Eat Your Vegetables
* The Even Split
* He Who Fell
* HOPS-B-GONE
* How to Share
* How to Wash Your Hands
* Leading Lady
* Meet the Weebles
* Playground Fun
* Rhyme Time
* Sleeping in Your Own Bed
* Taking Care of Your Pet
* Trip to the Dentist
* Two Lefts Make It Right
* Visit the Doctors
* The Weeball Game

## Characters

Confusingly, all characters' names begin with W and have a similar phonetic shape.

"Humans" with speaking roles:

* Willie
* Wally
* Winston
* Winnie
* Willow
* Wendy

"Humans" without toys or speaking roles:

* Sportsball players
* Paste Man

Pets:

* Buster
* Hops
Concert Hall

Concert Hall is a DVD Feature selected in the Bonus Material Menu.

This feature is consist of Thirty Music Tracks.

Instructions: Use the arrow buttons on the DVD Remote Control to move from one track to the next track, or from one track to the previous track.

Press the Next Button (⏭) on the DVD Remote Control to move on to the next music track.

Press the Back Button (⏮) on the DVD Remote Control to move back to the previous music track.

If you want to return to the Bonus Material Menu. Hit the Root Menu Button.

## List of tracks

* Track 1: Opening Theme
* Track 2: Love is All
* Track 3: About Sharing
* Track 4: About Overcoming our Fears
* Track 5: About Teamwork
* Track 6: About Patience
* Track 7: About Helping your Friends
* Track 8: The Weebles Fiesta
* Track 9: Feeling Goosebumpy
* Track 10: Boogie Woogie Tune
* Track 11: Everyone has a Favorite Color
* Track 12: I love to Look in my Animal Books!
* Track 13: Try, Try, Try
* Track 14: I Don't Want to Live on the Moon!
* Track 15: Xēiō can do it in her Head
* Track 16: Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, Please!
* Track 17: The Weebles Polka
* Track 18: Piano Presto
* Track 19: Move your Feet to the Crazy Beat
* Track 20: Lost Religion
* Track 21: La Donna E' Mobile
* Track 22: Loop the Loop
* Track 23: Bonus Mega-Mix (Instrumental)
* Track 24: Goosebumps Theme
* Track 25: End Opening
* Track 26: Half of Twelve Remix
* Track 27: The Remix Fury
* Track 28: Orphan Ending
* Track 29: Crystal Corruptions
* Track 30: End Credits

**End Buttons**

Return to Bonus Material Menu

Play the Music Again
PlayMonster

**PlayMonster** has produced Weebles playsets in the second half of 2023 under license from Hasbro. This is the second toy line that PlayMonster has produced as primary licensee for the Playskool brand, after a reboot of Glo Friends.

PlayMonster figures have molded hair and a distinct collar but lack arms to speak of. They are about as wide as Weebleville figures and slightly less tall. They don't fit through the tree trunk in Wonder Club Treehouse.

Each toy package states on the bottom: "Weebles are made for wobbling, NOT throwing." (Draw a contrast with the slingshot function of the cannon in Weebles Circus, the catapult function of the seesaw in Weeschool, and the Super Springaling 3000 in "Weebles to the Wescue".)

As of October 2023, four sets have been released:

* My Speedy Car (item 23213) with Kai
* My Best Friends (item 23215) with Elliot, Buddy, and Harper
* My Happy Camper (item 23217) with Bailey and Alex
* My Smart House (item 23218) with Luca and Remi

## References

1. ↑ "PLAYMONSTER AND HASBRO ANNOUNCE EXPANDED GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP ON PLAYSKOOL AND RELAUNCH OF WEEBLES". PlayMonster, 2023-03-30. Accessed 2023-10-20.
Weebles Circus

**Weebles Circus** is a 1970s playset. The TV commercial shows a tent with two swings and four flags, a trampoline, a cannon slingshot, a stunt hoop to shoot through, a ringmaster pedestal, a pair of stilts, and three figures: Wobbles the clown, Gina the acrobat, and the circus ringmaster.

## Trivia

Try using Gina to replicate the routines of real-life aerialist Jen Bricker-Bauer.

## External links

* Weebles Circus advert (30 seconds)
* Weebles Circus on thisoldtoy
Captain Hook

**Captain James Hook** is the speculated name of a Weebles Storybook World character. A pirate ship captain with a purple mustache and a prosthetic left hand.

The figure was found on an eBay listing and confirmed to be Hook in another listing on Mercari.

## Gallery

Captain Hook figure, frontCaptain Hook figure, rear
Sky Room

**The Sky Room** is a room that's seen in the fifth episode of the Weebles Series.

## Appearance of the Room

This room has a turquoise to blue gradient background with a bunch of clouds to represent the sky, and it lacks a floor and a ceiling, which means that Bumpus and Tooey fall down free instead of marching.

## Trivia

This is ironically the only room where the character go in as Weebles.

The color of the door is red.
Not Weebles

These wobbly product identities and characters have not officially crossed over with Hasbro's Weebles toy line or related media.

* Russian *nevalyashka* figurines (1959)
* Sam the Snowman from Rankin-Bass's *Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer* (1964)
* Fisher-Price No. 142 Three Men in a Tub (1970) (toyzdollz)
* Fisher-Price No. 719 Cuddly Cub Chime Bear (1973) (This Old Toy)
* Mr. Wobblyman from *Noddy* (1975)
* Arkadians in *Spartakus and the Sun Beneath the Sea* (1985)
* Japanese *okiagari* and *daruma* figures
	+ Data East's arcade game *Trio the Punch* (1990) translates "Darumasan ga koronda" as "WEEBLES FALL DOWN" in a stage themed after the game Red Light, Green Light
* The stop-motion music video of the song "Prison Sex" by Tool (1993; review)
* Snowball the Snowman from Beanie Babies (1996)
* Halfy from *South Park* (1997)
* Bugenhagen from *Final Fantasy VII* (1997)
* Bile Demons in *Dungeon Keeper 2* (1999)
* Fisher-Price Little People Tippity-Top Egg (1999)
* Bob from *The Oblongs* (2001)
* *Weebl and Bob* (2002, shown on MTV as *Wobbl and Bob*) and other works by Jonti "MrWeebl" Picking
* Leon the Snowman from *Elf* (2003)
* Disney Junior's *Higglytown Heroes* (2004)
* Bigweld from *Robots* (2005)
* Mini Toad from *Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis* (2006)
* *Puddin' Don't* by Jake Barlow (ca. 2010)
* Hallmark Itty Bittys (2013)
* Gus from 240p Test Suite (NES, GB, GBA versions, 2015)
* Original Mini's Rockerz (2016)
* *Overcooked!* by Ghost Town Games (2016)
* Lopopn from *Haunted: Halloween '86* by Retrotainment Games (2016)
* Hedgehogs in *Adventure Time* comic issue 62 (2017)
* The pear in a TV commercial for Ensure Max Protein drink (2018)
* *Horizon Worlds* by Meta Platforms (2021)
* Comedy Central's *Fairview* (2022)
* Battat Education EggXpress Yourself! Match & Learn Eggs (2022)
* Mighty Beanz
* Squishville, whose maker (Jazwares) produced Wonder Club and Wonder Club figures fit in its vehicles
* Results for `roly-poly toy` on AliExpress or Temu
* Crayola Beginnings TaDoodles, figures that contain markers and crayons
* VTech Animal Adventures Ark

Disney's *Uncle Scrooge* comic and its animated adaptation *DuckTales* are a special case. Though Donald Duck already crossed over in the 1970s, the *DuckTales* characters most closely resembling Weebles (called Terra-Firmians) have not.

Other competing preschool toy lines, such as Little People by Fisher-Price and Toddle Tots by Little Tikes, sometimes get confused with Weebles by those unfamiliar with the toys.

## Gallery

Know the difference:

*Welcome to Weebleville!* and *Fairview* front coversWinnie from Wonder Club and Tessa from Little PeopleElliot from PlayMonster and Michael from Little PeopleFire dog from Little People, Zeebo from Weebleville, and Marshall from PAW PatrolTwo variants of Sofie from Little People and Jill from Weebles Storybook World
## See also

* Compatibility
* Category:Toy line comparison photos
* Category:Fan work

## References

1. ↑ Nikolay Shevchenko. "5 legendary Russian toys that you need to play with ASAP (no matter what your age)". *Russia Beyond*, 2019-01-02. Accessed 2023-11-26.
Weemobile

**Weemobile** is a vehicle set from the Weebleville generation. It includes a 3-seat SUV or minivan with a flip-top roof and a Noomie figure.

## Card text

Noomie Whirligiggles
Hi, I'm Noomie. Who says teenagers are bad drivers? Just watch me! Whoaaaaaa... hey, where are the brakes on this thing!
## Gallery

Noomie and Weemobile, frontWeemobile, rearWeemobile with Maw driving and Noomie and OodilyOop in the rear seats
## In the cartoon

One of the first vehicles seen in the first episode "Welcome to Weebleville!" is Tibby's Weemobile, orange on top and purple on bottom. In "The Wednesday Race", Noomie drives a green Weemobile, colored the same as the toy.
Hrofil Halfdane

Hrofil Halfdane, grand amiral des Fils de Manann, est un colosse de 2,10 mètres aux longs cheveux blancs et à la barbe imposante, dans lesquels il entrelace des coquillages. Halfdane est un Norse qui s’est taillé gloire et fortune en combattant au sein d’unités de mercenaires dans tout le Vieux Monde. Lorsque le navire à bord duquel il se trouvait fut coulé par une incroyable tempête, Halfdane supplia Manann de l’épargner et il fut rejeté sain et sauf sur la côte nord de l’Empire. Il remercia alors le Dieu des Océans en mettant son épée au service de son culte. Halfdane est un leader fascinant qui a gravi les échelons de l’Ordre au fil des vingt années passées, jusqu’à en prendre la tête.

Au moment du Grand Tournoi de la Reiksguard, Hrofil est venu à la capitale avec une escorte de Fils de Manann pour recruter de nouveaux chevaliers et moderniser l'artillerie de l'ordre. Sur place, il découvrit l'existence d'un petit livre propagé dans tout Altdorf, Le Grand Tournoi de Manann, qui tournait en ridicule le dieu des océans. Il s'empressa d’enquêter sur ce blasphème, et profita du temps sur place pour participer aux joutes du Tournoi.

Bien qu'il se soit fait éliminer assez rapidement du tournoi, ses autres objectifs sont atteints et il découvre rapidement que l'ouvrage polémique était écrit dans le but de faire de la publicité pour le tournoi.
Float

**Float sets** are a proposed term for four Wonder Club-era sets including a figure and a vehicle that appears to be mounted on a parade float. The vehicles have molded couplings to link all four together into a train, with Winnie's locomotive at the head.

* Winnie & Wobbly Train
* Wendy & Wobbly Horse
* Wally & Wobbly Rocket
* Winston & Wobbly Boat

## Gallery

Winnie with locomotiveRear of locomotiveWinnie on locomotiveWendy with horseRear of boatWendy on horseWally with rocketRear of boatWally on rocketWinston with boatRear of boatWinston on boat
## See also

* Weehicles, the Weebleville counterpart
* Wobbily Tractor, the Weebledown Farm vehicle that can tow them
Weebles Storybook World Folks

Several figure 3-packs have been released under the Weebles Storybook World theme.

* Little Wobble Hood Pals (UPC 653569118244): Red, Grandma Wolf, and Woodsman
* Wobbly Castle Pals (UPC 653569143192): King, Queen, and Frog Prince
* Fairest of Them All Story Pals (UPC 653569143208): Snow White, Wicked Queen, and Mirror

## Little Wobble Hood Pals

Based on "Little Red Riding Hood".

Once upon a wobble, there lived a weebly-wobbly girl.
On her way to grandma's, she met a wolf that spun and twirled.
"Grandma's not home right now," said the wolf. "But I'm hungry and ready to be fed."
Along came the woodsman to suggest, "let's go play outside, and we can all have a picnic instead!"
## Wobbly Castle Pals

Based on "The Frog Prince".

Once upon a wobble, a frog prince thought of a way to reverse his curse.
His parents, the King & Queen, told their son, "first things first!"
"You must first find a weebly, wobbly princess and a frog you shall no longer be."
So off went the frog prince to find his new princess with glee!
## Fairest of Them All Story Pals

Based on "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". (Presumably, you're supposed to use your Little People figures to represent the Dwarfs.)

Once upon a wobble, there lived a weebly little girl, whose face was as white as snow.
The "magic" mirror said she was the fairest in story land, a fact that he did know.
Much to the dismay of the wicked-wobbly queen, she couldn't believe what the mirror had seen.
"I have to get my fairest title back," said the queen. "It's time to start my new exercise routine!"
## Bonus Pack

A 6-pack consisting of Wobbly Castle Pals and Little Wobble Hood Pals. Unlike the Weebleville Folks Bonus Packs, these are not redecos.

## See also

* Weebleville Folks, their Weebleville counterparts
Wescue Wagon

**Wescue Wagon** is a toy from the Weebleville generation. It includes a Tooey figure and a fire engine with seats for three figures: a driver's seat, a seat behind the nozzle of the turntable ladder, and a third seat at the rear.

The larger fire engine with three front seats, seen in "Weebles to the Wescue", appears not to have been produced as a toy.

## Card text

Tooey Winkington
Ho, I'm Tooey, and I'm in charge of the WEEBLEVILLE fearless firefighting team. Can't talk. Gotta go. I think I hear the siren ringing!
A Weebleville Folks set includes three more figures for use with this vehicle: Zeebo, Plug, and Hozay.

Zeebo Weebitty
Hi there, I'm ZEEBO, the new fireman in WEEBLEVILLE! Is that the fire alarm I hear? Looks like I'm off to the rescue, woohoo!
Hozay
Ole! I'm HOZAY, the hose with the most! I'm always cool under fire, which makes me the most reliable amigo a fireman could ever have!
Plug
Whoa there, I'm PLUG, the wackiest fire hydrant in WEEBLEVILLE! You can always count on me to go with the flow!
## Gallery

Front of Wescue Wagon, with TooeyRearCompare to Little People Lil Movers Fire Truck
Weebles to the Wescue

**"Weebles to the Wescue"** is the second episode of the Weebles Series.

## Plot

Tooey learns what it truly means to be brave while stopping Tibby's out-of-control cotton candy maker and rescuing Zuzie Q. from a failed jump onto a tower of donuts. He has some help from Bumpus, who brings some of his inventions to throw Tooey up to Zuzie's level.

The end of the episode introduces Triggles

## Gallery

Bumpus loads Tooey into Super Springaling 3000
## Trivia

The DVD captions spell Hozay as "José", obscuring the hose pun in his name. The end credits match the toy's card text.
Xēiō's Big Accident

**"Xēiō's Big Accident"** is the 14th episode of Gusterlapin's extension of the *Weebles* animated series. This episode features the 2nd bonus that replaces Tibby with Xēiō, and is released in August 5, 2006.

## Plot

Bumpus and Xēiō are playing baseball together, until Wakiti's window breaks, and hurt.
Bert makes a cameo saying "I got it", and disappears as Gina catches the ball instead.

Bonus 2: Gina helps Xēiō choose the instrument she wants to play, but Xēiō isn't good at anything. Will Xēiō help be part of The Boogie Woogie Band?

## Trivia

This is the only episode with Bert's cameo.

This Bonus in this episode is based off Tibby and the Weebles Band.

This is only episode where Bumpus gets a black-eye, and its the 4th time Bumpus screamed.

This is the only episode where Wakiti gets a broken window, and gets hurt.

This episode is the only time where Xēiō cries.
Winnie

**Winnie** is a character from the Wonder Club generation. She has dark skin and brown eyes, and her black hair is in twin buns.

Two figures have been released of Winnie: the stand-alone core figure and one with the train float.

## Gallery

Winnie core figure, frontWinnie core figure, rearWinnie figure bundled with float, frontWinnie figure bundled with float, rearWinnie with Tessa from Little People
## Trivia

At least one reviewer has noticed an uncanny resemblance to one figure of Tessa from Fisher-Price's Little People (armies with eyebrows generation).
Weebles Turn 'n Tumble Home

**Weebles Turn 'n Tumble Home** is a 2010 egg playset.

Two holes in the roof divert a figure to a ramp that forms the second story. The ramp is normally level and can be turned left to a holding area above the driveway or right to a lookout point. Pressing the bird's nest at left releases a figure onto the driveway. The squirrel slider controls whether right leads to the lookout point or to the turntable below. Pressing the red button at far right spins the turntable.

## Compatibility

Zuzie Q. has trouble fitting through the right side hole in the roof. She and Harper are a bit too wide to make it through to the lookout point, though egg #7 and Willow make it. The dump to the turntable often drops Harper and egg #7 somewhere other than the turntable, often the door to the driveway or out of the front or back of the turntable. A firm press on the button is enough to spin any of the tested figures out.

## Gallery

Turn n Tumble Home with dad figure, front viewTurn n Tumble Home, rear viewTurn n Tumble Home in action, with multi-generational guests
## See also

* Goldilocks' Adventure Cottage, its Weebles Storybook World counterpart
* My Smart House, its PlayMonster counterpart