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Tooey

**Tooey Winkington** is a Weebleville character. He appears as a green turtle, usually wearing a red firefighter's coat and a hat. Tibby has a crush on him.

## Appearance of the Character

Tooey is turtle that has green fur, and a green shell on the back, and even a yellow sleeveless turtleneck. He is wearing a red firefighting jacket, and even a red hat fireman's hat.

## Toys

A Tooey figure was shipped with these playsets:

* Wescue Wagon (normal costume)
* Weegoaway Camper (alternate costume, with a bucket hat and a hawaiian style shirt)
* Weebleville Folks Bonus Pack
* Mini Weebles Pals

## Gallery

Tooey from Wescue Wagon, frontTooey from Wescue Wagon, rearTooey from Weegoaway Camper, frontTooey from Weegoaway Camper, rearTooey redeco from Weebleville Folks Bonus Pack, frontTooey redeco from Weebleville Folks Bonus Pack, frontTooey from Mini Weebles Pals, frontTooey from Mini Weebles Pals, rear
## Balloonicle

Tooey was one of the original three Balloonicles in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, appearing from 2004 through 2006.

## List of Episodic Appearances

*Tip: This Weebleville character appears in all episodes.*

* Episode 1: Welcome to Weebleville!
* Episode 2: Weebles to the Wescue
* Episode 3: Spaghetti Days
* Episode 4: Tooey's Wobbly Weekend
* Episode 5: The Wednesday Race
* Episode 6: Bumpus' New House
* Episode 7: The Weebles Day Parade
* Episode 8: Birdie Lee's Colorful Day
* Episode 9: Tibby and the Weebles Band
* Episode 10: Mac & Cheese, Please! Beans & Franks? Thanks!

## When his legs pop out

In Gusterlapin's expanded universe, when he has legs, his arms become thick, and has no fireman's jacket, and has no pants/shorts, and has a tail pointing downwards.

BrainSpyro the Dragoness has used Hero Forge character creator to design her own interpretation of legged Tibby and Tooey.

## List of Episodic Appearances (non-canon)

Gusterlapin's episode sketches:

* All about Tooey
* Tutorial
* Episode 11: Bumpus has a Sick Day
* Episode 12: Musical Chairs
* Episode 13: Now you see Me, and Now you Don't!
* Episode 14: Xēiō's Big Accident
* Episode 15: Woller Coaster Wound-Up
* Episode 16: Xēiō saves the Day
* Episode 17: The New Kid on the Block
* Episode 18: Tibby's Untied Shoes Problem
* Episode 19: The Night of the Living Dummy (Halloween Special)
* Episode 20: The Everything Mega Mix!

## References

1. ↑ Tweet by BrainSpyro. 2022-11-14. Accessed 2024-01-06.
Foler

Especie evolucionada e inteligente perteneciente al reino de las aves. Proceden del planeta Theros, situado en el sector Lidae. Son criaturas plumíferas, poseyendo gran cantidad de coloración dependiendo de las zonas en las que habitan. Son seres pequeños, de no más de ühn y medio, y que han perdido la facultad de volar debido a su propia evolución. No son miembros del Gobierno Galáctico, pero están amparados por sus leyes debido a que los arwosky conquistaron y esclavizaron a los foler durante las guerras rapaces (2.986-3.034 del G.G.).
Dame Draya

Dame Draya est l’actuelle reine du royaume de Cythral. C’est l’une des plus anciennes dirigeantes d’Athel Loren, puisqu’elle monta sur son trône pendant l’âge de la révélation. Retorse et rusée, elle n’est pas très appréciée de son peuple, mais on lui reconnaît ses qualités de dirigeante, ainsi que son efficacité dans la gestion du royaume-prison de Cythral.

Elle rencontra pour la première fois Weldenmaela et Aiedail lorsque celles-ci partirent du royaume, à la fin de la vie de la première. Draya, en conflit avec sa mère, la reine Drihel, profita de leur présence pour affermir sa position politique et réaffirmer sa position d’héritière de la couronne. Aiedail recroisa Draya des années plus tard lors de son retour en Cythral. Entre temps, Drihel était morte dans des circonstances troubles, et Draya avait prit sa place sur le trône. C’est en tant que nouvelle reine que Draya adouba Aiedail comme nouvelle cheffe du clan Du Datia Yawe.
Sphax

Descendientes de una especie acuática que ya ha desparecido y que habitó los abismos marinos de su planeta natal, Darab. Los sphax pertenecen al Gobierno Galáctico desde el 82 del 6.550 del G.G., siendo los miembros número doscientos cuarenta y ocho.

Son una raza menuda, pero con una gran capacidad ocular. Sus ojos, vestigio de sus parientes menos evolucionados, les permiten ver en la oscuridad total. Asimismo, los apéndices que poseen, altamente sensibles a cualquier perturbación, les permiten ver y comprender de forma más sensitiva y detallada todo su entorno. Esto les ha llevado a ser una civilización nocturna y muy curiosa, sintiendo gran predilección por el estudio del cosmos y todas las ciencias relacionadas.
Red

**Little Red Riding Hood** is a Weebles Storybook World character. She's a school-age girl sent to deliver a care package to her grandmother, who lives at the other end of a forest trail in a house resembling Goldilocks' Adventure Cottage. Her figure comes in the Little Wobble Hood Pals set.

## Gallery

Red from Little Wobble Hood Pals, frontRed from Little Wobble Hood Pals, rear
Gilgalad

## Histoire de Gilgalad

Gilgalad, nom signifiant *lumière d'étoile*, est un Asur (Haut Elfe pour les peuples du Vieux Monde) né en l'an 1695 selon le Calendrier Impérial dans la cité elfique de Tor Amon, sise dans le Royaume de Caledor.

### Enfance et jeunesse

Son éducation est relativement classique comme pour tous les fils de Caledor. Il apprend à se battre très jeune, étant destiné à reprendre la confrérie de Princes Dragons sous les ordres de sa famille depuis des millénaires.
Il est promis à Aryana Rill dès sa plus tendre enfance et se marieront formellement en l'an 1800 selon le Calendrier Impérial à Tor Amon.

### Âge adulte

On sait qu'il effectua une expédition à la destination incertaine vers l'an 2000 du Calendrier Impérial. Mais le navire fut pris dans une tempête et s'échoua dans les environs de Copher, ce qui établit le premier contact officiel des Asurs avec les Arabiens (à quelques exceptions près).

### Le vampire

Gilgalad est transformé en vampire, en même que son épouse Aryana (alors fraîchement enceinte mais qui l'ignorait) par Abhorash en personne aux alentours de l'an 2200 du Calendrier Impérial quelque part dans le Wissenland. Il devint ensuite l'un des plus puissants guerriers d'Ulthuan.
Finiarel

Finiarel est un jeune danseur de guerre du clan Du Datia Yawe qui a accompagné Weldenmaela lors de son voyage de retour en Fyr Darric.

## Informations sur le personnage

### Statut

Inconnu

Finiarel est un des premiers elfes du clan Du Datia Yawe a être né après que Weldenmaela ait apporté le culte de Loec dans le royaume de Cythral, au sud d’Athel Loren. Dès son enfance, il adhéra au culte des danseurs de guerre, où son tempérament facétieux et joueur s’épanouit. S’il n’était pas le plus talentueux danseur du clan, il devint très vite l’un des plus admiré car il complétait ses spectacles de tours de passe-passe dont lui seul avait le secret.

Comme de nombreux autres, il admirait la cheffe du clan, Weldenmaela, dont il avait entendu les exploits dans des récits d’enfance. Finiarel se lia aussi d’amitié avec Aiedail, la fille de Weldenmaela, qui comme lui passait de nombreuses heures auprès des danseurs de guerre à préparer les spectacles et les farces dédiés à Loec.

## Le voyage

Lorsque des nains se perdirent dans les bois du Clan, Finiarel participa aux combats avec les autres danseurs. Après la bataille, il fut parmi ceux qui avaient eu la chance de ne pas perdre de proches.

Dans les jours qui suivirent, il s’inquiéta de l’etat de Weldenmaela et Aiedail, qui ne paraissaient plus aux halls du clan depuis la perte de Skolir, l’epoux de Weldenmaela, pendant la bataille. Il guetta donc longuement l’habitation de la cheffe du clan dans l’attente des événements. Une nuit, il aperçut Weldenmaela et sa fille quitter leur maison discrètement, accompagnés d’Ignasia, la guérisseuse du clan. Il comprit alors qu’elles quittaient le clan, et il les rattrapa immédiatement pour les supplier de l’emmener avec eux, ce qu’elles acceptèrent.

On dit qu’il disparut après le départ des voyageurs du royaume de Mordryn. Certains racontent qu’il a été retenu par le dragon Frawalach dans une grotte perdue, et que nul ne l’a revu depuis.

### Liens vers l'histoire

Le Retour (ou histoire du clan Du Datia Yawe deuxième partie)
Enguerran

## Description

Enguerran a l'apparence d'un enfant d'une dizaine d'années. Cependant son vocabulaire et son regard dur trahissent sa véritable nature. Infecté par le vampirisme dans sa jeunesse, il est bloqué dans ce corps juvénile pour l'éternité.

Il a hérité des capacités martiales de Manesh'k ainsi que d'une partie de ses pouvoirs lorsqu'il lui offrit le Baiser de Sang.

## Trivia

* La première apparition d'Enguerran n'a pas lieu dans Feu & Sang mais lors du concours d'écriture annuel du forum vampire de 2013
* Dans les dernières scènes de Feu & Sang, Enguerran est saigné à mort par Luther. Cependant, c'est Manesh'k qui offre le Baiser de Sang à l'enfant avant de quitter Bordeleaux.
* Le farfadet ayant quitté Athel Loren en même temps que Manesh'k et ses compagnons l'accompagne désormais, bien qu'invisible pour le communs des mortels. Ce n'est que grâce à la sève de l'Homme-Arbre Gusternum qui coule dans les veines d'Enguerran qu'il peut maintenir sa forme physique, tant qu'il demeure à proximité de ce dernier.

## Références

1. ↑ Concours de récit du forum vampire 2013
Weegoaway Camper

**Weegoaway Camper** is a vehicle toy from the Weebleville generation. It is a motorhome with a driver's seat. The right side folds down to reveal the interior. The rear folds out to reveal a hammock, and part of the interior has a purple slide. It also has a button on the toilet inside, and when pushed a "toilet flush" sound plays.

It plays sounds and music when the lantern and dashboard buttons are pressed.

It includes an off-duty Tooey figure, a bicycle, a picnic table (that flips to become a campfire), and a fishing chair thing.

Seen in episode "Tooey's Wobbly Weekend". A white redeco is seen in the opening shots of "Birdie Lee's Colorful Day".

## Gallery

Weegoaway Camper front view with Tooey, a fishing chair, a picnic table, and a bicycle (not shown)Weegoaway Camper rear view, with the picnic table flipped to a campfireWeegoaway Camper with Tooey in the front seatWeegoaway Camper in action: Tooey fishing, Tibby reclining in hammock, Demby fishing, Diddy taking a dump, Bailey and Alex at picnic table, and a stowawayWeegoaway Camper and My Happy Camper
## See also

* My Happy Camper, its PlayMonster counterpart
Weebles Airport

**Weebles Airport** is a 1970s egg playset. It contains a hangar with office, anemometer, windsock, twin-engine airliner with removable roof and 5 seats, helicopter, private plane, 3 luggage pieces, and what appears to be 4 peelable figures (though the box states 5). Despite the name "Weebleville Airport" on the hangar's sign, this is not a Weebleville set (in the 2004-2005 sense) and not expected to be compatible with anything that Wilbur's wings have touched.

## External links

* Weebles Airport on This Old Toy
* Etsy listing by tbgfinds
The Get Along Weebles Fighting Test

**"The Get Along Weebles Fighting Test"** is the 80th episode of Gusterlapin's *Weebles 80's* series, and is the last episode of the 7th season.

## Transcript

**Wibble:** Aw Boy, I just wanted to play with friends, but I tried telling them, and said I can't, Because my arm is in a cast, This is very awful. There's gotta be something fun I can do.

(*Wibble gets the idea*)

**Wibble:** I know! Can draw something really great.

(*Wibble draws around his hand*)

**Wibble:** There we go! I drew a hand with a face on it, I'm going to put that on the wall.

(*Wibble tapes the drawing in the wall*)

**Wibble:** Now, I wonder what I should do next.

(*Wibble walks out of his room, and stops at Yzma's door, and looks at the basketball picture*)

**Wibble:** Ohhh! A baseball guy? Well, I wish I could play with you.

(*Wibble turns to the screen*)

**Wibble:** And I can imagine it now!

(*Wibble imagines himself at a basketball stadium playing basketball with the basketball person. He notices he no longer has a cast, and is wearing a black shirt with a number 80 on it. He holds the basketball while the basketball person runs past. Wibble giggles. He then dribbles the ball.*)

**Basketball Person:** I know you can do it Wibble!

**Wibble:** "And Wibble gets the ball, and makes it through the course"

(*Wibble runs to the hoop*)

**Wibble:** "He shoots, He scores!"

(*Wibble throws the ball through the hoop.*)

**Basketball Announcer:** Number 80 wins the game.

**Wibble:** Yes! I did it! That's 2 points for the wee little guy!

(*Back in reality, Wibble is accidentally drawing what he did in his imagination on the wall.*)

**Wibble:** (*eyes closed, and opens them*) He is the best guy of Downtown Weebleville!

**Wibble:** (*becomes shocked, and gasps*) Uh Oh!

**Tooey:** Oh, You're in trouble!

(*Yzma opens the door, and closes it*)

**Yzma:** Who's in trouble Tooey?

(*Yzma look at the drawing on the wall, and becomes shocked.*)

**Yzma:** Wibble! Mom! Mom!

**Wibble's Mother:** All Right, All Right. What's going on here?

**Yzma:** Look! Someone just drew pictures on the wall!

(*Wibble's Mother becomes shocked.*)

**Wibble's Mother:** Oh my goodness! What happened?!

**Wibble:** I don't know

**Wibble's Mother:** Really! Well, who just drew on the wall?

**Tooey:** I didn't do it

**Yzma:** It definitely wasn't me, and don't even mean it!

**Wibble's Mother:** Wibble, I think you need to tell me what happened.

**Wibble:** Uh, No Way

**Yzma:** But, Wibble.

**Wibble:** I don't care that I have done it, I really need to be alone!

(Wibble runs to his room crying.)
Character cards for Weebles Storybook World

A collector buying mixed lots of toys is likely to end up with duplicates. The collector may consider giving the duplicates to a younger relative, along with a printed poster showing each figure's name, photo, and a quotation from the character card. Six characters fit well on a US Legal (216 by 355 mm) page.

However, only Weebleville figures have individual character cards. Weebles Storybook World packaging, by contrast, has a single story on the back. This leaves an opportunity for fans to write their own card text from each character's point of view, imitating the Weebleville style.

*This list is incomplete. There are over two dozen characters. You can help Weebles Wiki by adding more.*
## Wobbly Castle Pals

Frog Prince
Maybe when I grow up and get married, there'll be a cure for my condition. If it means I can't play basketball anymore, I don't want it!
## Goldilocks' Adventure Cottage

Papa Bear
I built our beds and chairs with my own two hands. After the break-in, I guess I got a little too hotheaded!
Mama Bear
I used to tell Baby Bear the story of Scrapefoot. I never knew we'd end up living it when Goldilocks showed up!
Wilbur

**Wilbur Hobnobby** is a Weebleville character. He appears as a blue owl in a tuxedo, somewhat resembling Weebleville founder Woodrow W. Weeble.

One figure of Wilbur was produced in a Weehicles set. He hasn't been seen in the animated series.

## Gallery

Wilbur from Weehicles, frontWilbur from Weehicles, rear
## Trivia

Wilbur shares a given name with Wilbur Wright, inventor of wing warping that allowed for controlled flight.
Tutorial

Weebles Tutorial (AKA: How to Use/Love is All) is the 0th episode of the Weebleville Generation.

## Summary

This episode uses everything on how to start the Weebles Show.

## Trivia

This episode only appears in Paramount Previews.

You also can find this episode in the Bonus Material Menu.

This is the one and only Weebles episode to release in 2002.
Weebleville

**Weebleville** is a range of Weebles toys sold in 2004 to 2005, when Hasbro was trying to compete in earnest with Fisher-Price's Little People toy line.

Weebleville was also the few generations to get a tie-in animated series in 2005, the only one to have an animated series released physically on DVD, and the only non-egg generation to appear in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Likely because of this series, fans of modern Weebles tend to remember this generation most fondly.

The main characters in Weebleville are Bumpus, Pendleton, Tibby, Tooey, Demby, Diddy, and Zuzie Q. There are numerous others. (See List of Weebleville characters.)

* Building sets: Weebleville Town Center, Weebles Barn Dance, Weeschool, Wegetable Stand, Weebly Wobbly Tree House, Santa's Sled Shop
* Vehicle sets: Weehicles, Wescue Wagon, Weemobile, Weegoaway Camper
* Figure packs: Weebleville Folks, Wendy's

The end of 2005 saw a cutover into the Weebles Storybook World range, using the same art style.
Amelie

**Amelie Winkington** is a Weebleville character. She appears as a purple wool and blue head sheep wearing a white necklace.

"The wobbliest waitress at the WEEBLEVILLE country diner! Gotta go, I have another order of macaroni and cheese comin' right up!"

She is a best friend Hogie. She has a palette swap named Letty.

In the cartoon, she wears a dress over her wool that isn't seen on the toy.

## Trivia

The given name Amélie is the French form of the name Amelia. Coincidentally, "amelia" is a medical term for lacking one or more limbs, which describes the shape of Amelie and other Weebles characters.
Wilma

**Wilma** is an unseen character from the (2005/2006) Weebleville Generation.
She is Bumpus's aunt.
In the first episode "Welcome to Weebleville!", she sends Bumpus a surprise party in a box.

## Trivia

If unseen characters count, she is the first character whose name starts with the letter W to be mentioned by name. Winston Hobnobby III appears briefly as an extra early in the first episode, Wakiti doesn't show signs of life until the second, and Wilbur, Wanda, and Wandy don't appear in the series at all.

## Appearance

The character appears the same species as Bumpus. She is wearing a light teal dress, and wears circular shaped glasses, and has dark blue eyes, and voice sounds similar the Numberjack 7 or Victoria Leslie Benson.

Voice of Wilma: Whoopi Goldberg (as Wibble's Mother (1986-2002))

Voice of Wilma: Roz Ellis (2006-present)

## Trivia (non-canon)

The character is as her son's Mother in 1986 to 2002.

She is the first character to have a British accent.

This character is older than the other Weebles.
Weebles Extended

**Weebles Extended** is a 3d animated series in development by Gusterlapin as a fan-made sequel to the *Weebles* series from 2005.

One thread running through these episodes is extensive use of redecos as new characters: Xēiō resembling Noomie, and Gina and Xavier resembling Bumpus.

### *Play Together*

Released on August 12, 2006

1. "Bumpus has a Sick Day"
2. "Musical Chairs"
3. "Now you see Me, and Now you Don't"
4. "Xēiō's Big Accident"
5. "Woller Coaster Wound-Up"
6. "Xēiō saves the Day"

### *Weebles 2007-present*

Release on January 4, 2007

1. "The New Kid on the Block"
2. "Tibby's Untied Shoe Problem"
3. "Night of the Living Dummy (Halloween Special)"
4. "The Everything Mega Mix!"

The box set has 16 episodes from the previous volumes, including revised versions of a handful of the first 10 episodes.
Taking Care of Your Pet

**"Taking Care of Your Pet"** is an episode of *Weebles*. Willie shows Buster to Winnie. Willie talks about walking Buster on a leash, as a way to give him exercise and a chance to meet friends, and filling his food and water bowls.

At one point, Willie tells Buster to sit, and not much visible happens.

## Trivia

All of Buster's barks are short and sharp. They may be all the same sample.

There is a bandage on Willie's left forearm.
Demby

**Demby Wishingwell** is a character in the Weebleville generation. He appears as a blue hippo in red overalls and is presumably married to Diddy.

His main figure was included with the Weebles Barn Dance playset. He has the most known figures of any character.

## Appearance of the Character

Demby is a hippo with blue fur and has thick arms, He is wearing a pair of red overalls with yellow buttons connected to the straps, and also has a deep funny voice.

## Gallery

Demby from Weebles Barn Dance, frontDemby from Weebles Barn Dance, rearDemby from Weegoaway Vacation Pals, frontDemby from Weegoaway Vacation Pals, rearDemby from Wendy's Kids' Meal, frontDemby from Wendy's Kids' Meal, rearDemby redeco from an unknown set, frontDemby redeco from an unknown set, rearDemby from Mini Weebles Pals, frontDemby from Mini Weebles Pals, rear
## Trivia

Demby coincidentally(?) resembles the mascot for installment credit company BlueHippo Funding. BlueHippo began operation on or before June 2003,. when Weebleville was likely in development.

The closed captions in the first DVD *Welcome to Weebleville!* misspell Demby as "Denby", the same as Denby Pottery Company based in Denby, Derbyshire, England.

## References

1. ↑ Guaranteed computer financing - No credit checks - BlueHippo Funding. Archived 2003-06-19.

## When his legs pop out

When Demby has legs his overalls look the same, but the W is not in the middle, and has dark pants.
Wegetable Stand

**Wegetable Stand** is a playset from the Weebleville generation. It includes stand, terrace, wheelbarrow, and pumpkin, cabbage(?), container of tomatoes, and Carley figure.

## Card text

Carley Whatsit
Howdy there, I'm Carley! Welcome to my wacky and wobbly WEGETABLE STAND! It's a real hootenanny 'round here, yeehoo!
## Gallery

Wegetable Stand, frontWegetable Stand, rearWegetable Stand in action
Hogie

**Hogie Wobnobbin** is a character in the 2004 Weebleville generation. He appears as a pink pig wearing a blue sweater.

"Are you going to the Barn Dance tonight? You are? Me too! Yahooo! Are we going to have fun!"

By the Springtime Pals era, he had taken over management of the Weebleville country diner.

## Gallery

Hogie from Weehicles, frontHogie from Weehicles, rearHogie from Weebleville Springtime Pals, frontHogie from Weebleville Springtime Pals, rearHogie from Mini Weebles Pals, frontHogie from Mini Weebles Pals, rear
They Roll Too

**They Roll Too** is this wiki's name for a Weebles generation sold in 2001. The gimmick is that the bottom forms a wheel with an axle through the hips, yet the center of mass is below the axle. They roll forward and backward and wobble side to side.

They Roll Too figures are good for leveling a table before a photo shoot.

## Known playsets

*This list is just a start. You can help Weebles Wiki by linking to evidence of more.*
* Helicopter
* Merry Go Gears

## Gallery

Girl with pigtails and doll, frontGirl with pigtails and doll, rear
Realistic or Impossible?

***Realistic or Impossible?*** is a reaction video series by fan video creator Gusterlapin that points out artistic exaggeration in children's animation.

These *Weebles* episodes have been reviewed:

* "Welcome to Weebleville!": Reaction
* "Weebles to the Wescue": Reaction
* "Spaghetti Days": Reaction
* "Tooey's Wobbly Weekend": Reaction
* "The Wednesday Race": Reaction
* "Tibby and the Weebles Band": Reaction
* "Mac & Cheese, Please! Beans & Franks? Thanks!": Reaction. This was found to be the least unrealistic episode overall.

Some episodes end on a teaser for a forthcoming fan comic adaptation of the *Weebles* series incorporating Gusterlapin's new elements.

Because Gusterlapin's channel is marked "made for kids", and YouTube has made a business decision not to accommodate periphery demographics, YouTube has turned off all comments. So please leave ~~a like and~~ your comments below!
My Smart House

**My Smart House** is a PlayMonster playset. It includes a 3-story house, removable chimney, Luca and Remi figures, and three AAA batteries to run a pretend smart speaker.

The front of the house is more or less plain white, apart from orange floors, a blue front door, and a purple roof. Bring your own stickers.

My Smart House is the only PlayMonster Weebles playset that needs significant assembly. This is because it's big enough that the third floor had to be flatpacked to fit in the box. It comes with a 12-page instruction booklet, most of which describes 10 steps to assemble the thing.

## Compatibility

St. Nick fit down the chimney and successfully used all slide features. So did Willow and a They Roll Too girl. When entering the chimney, Highway and 2010 egg #56 would occasionally get stuck near the pillows of the bed. Sometimes it took two presses of the bed release lever to advance them; sometimes they were stuck so high that they needed to be moved forward by hand. Highway also hesitated a couple times near the bottom of the long slide.

The floors are tall enough to accommodate somewhat bigger figures, such as Winston.

## Gallery

House, front view, with Luca and Remi figures. It's white, very white.House, interior view. Next to the fridge is a water bowl, apparently for Buddy.First floor: Fridge full of mostly fruits and vegetablesSecond floor: The computer room. Grandparents are nice; cyberbullies only hit until you cry.Third floor: What are the extra appendages on the plushies?Interior with friends invited over
### Box and assembly

My Smart House box front and leftFront detail: "My name is Luca, I live on the second floor"My Smart House box rear and rightDetail of rear with choice nuggets: grandparents (implying that Weebles reproduce), "flip 'em off", and a toilet. Did they say this playset is rated 12 *months?*House kit out of box. Remi in the pamphlet estimates 15 minutes to assemble. Start your Suzanne Vega playlistCarefully distinguish the seven holes that receive the top of the second floor walls with the five holes that receive the bottom of the third floor wallsBuild the third floor upside-downYou'll never see the dresser againThe chimney is removable in case Santa or Dick Van Dyke gets stuckBottom of small slide must straddle the wallLift the flap by the computer to insert a leverLong slide rails fit in the groove next to the front doorRails hold the long slide downSwing fits on flagpole. What are the holes for?
After assembly, turn off Suzanne Vega for a sound check. Press the speaker, keyboard, and potty, and spin the computer chair. If they don't respond, flip the power switch or replace the batteries.

## See also

* Goldilocks' Adventure Cottage and Weebles Turn 'n Tumble Home, its counterparts in other generations
* 2nd Floor Fight Club, a fan scenario giving Luca a hobby of martial arts
Tooey's Wobbly Weekend (Gusterlapin's episode)

**"Tooey's Wobbly Weekend"** is an unproduced episode of Gusterlapin's continuation of the 2005 *Weebles* series.

## Plot

It begins the same way as "Tooey's Wobbly Weekend" on the 2005 DVD, up until the end when the gang have caught legendary bird Hannie Whodo.

Bumpus and Tooey enter, and fall to the Sky Room, and start falling as Hannie Whodo comes along flying to join the band, and they also want to start marching, but they find out that marching here is too difficult as Hannie Whodo explains that there is no ground, but only sky, and Bumpus and Tooey thinks that they're gonna break up the bands, Hannie Whodo tells that they don't need to be in the band, they could all just be fine, and flies away saying "See you all soon", then Tooey tells the viewer to push a button on the remote to get out, and the button pushed is the Sky-Dancing Button, which makes Bumpus and Tooey dance, and fly away to an instrumental piece reminiscent of "Survivor" by Destiny's Child, and teleports out of the room.
Zeebo

**Zeebo Weebitty** is a character in the 2004 Weebleville generation. He appears a Dalmatian and wears Red Fire Jacket and a FireHat. "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!"

## Appearance

Zeebo is a Dalmatian dog. He is wearing a fireman jacket, and fireman hat. We could say that it's the same outfit to Tooey's. He also has white and gray dotted fur, and a dark gray nose.

The first figure in red PPE is in Weebleville Folks, presumably intended for sale alongside Wescue Wagon. A later figure in yellow PPE is in both Weebleville Folks Bonus Packs.

## Gallery

Zeebo in red coat figure from Weebleville Folks, frontZeebo in red coat figure from Weebleville Folks, rearZeebo in yellow coat figure from Weebleville Folks Bonus Pack, frontZeebo in yellow coat figure from Weebleville Folks Bonus Pack, rear
## Episodic Appearances

Episode 2: Weebles to the Wescue

Episode 3: Spaghetti Days

Episode 4: Tooey's Wobbly Weekend

Episode 5: The Wednesday Race

Episode 6: Bumpus' New House

Episode 7: The Weebles Day Parade

Episode 9: Tibby and the Weebles Band

## When his legs pop out

When Zeebo has legs, He still wears a fireman hat, and has no fireman jacket.

## Voice of the Character (non-canon)

His voice sounds similar to Toothy, or Kyle from *South Park*.

Voice of Zeebo: Unknown Matt Stone impersonator (in Episode 11 and onward.)

## Episodic Appearances (non-canon)

All about Zeebo

Episode 4': The Wonderful Wednesday

Episode 11: Bumpus has a Sick Day

Episode 12: Musical Chairs

Episode 16: Xēiō saves the Day

Episode 18: Tibby's Untied Shoe Problem

## Trivia

Zeebo doesn't speak in Episodes 1 to 10, but speaks in Episode 11.
The Wednesday Race

**"The Wednesday Race"** is the 5th episode of the Weebles Series.

## Plot

Zuzie Q. in her scooter and Noomie in her Weemobile race to see who can complete a lap around Weebleville the fastest. They remember that they need to prepare for a celebration on Wednesday, so they rush to get all the decorations in place around Weebleville, while Uggie takes his time. Later they realize they did a sloppy job and take longer to set everything right.

## Trivia

The episode is the only one where Uggie appears.

"The Wednesday Race" is the first episode to use the solid yellow title card format later used by all episodes on *Sharing in the Fun*. The episode is present only on the DVD of *Welcome to Weebleville!*, not on the VHS version.

The DVD captions spell Noomie as "Noomy" and Uggie as "Uggy". Noomie's voice goes uncredited. So does Uggie's, but then his lines are the same sort of indistinct frustrated muttering heard from Harry (Joe Pesci) in *Home Alone*.

Zuzie and Noomie race past Weebly Wobbly Tree House with Bumpus inside. This episode must take place after "Bumpus' New House".

Noomie builds a seesaw to launch cupcakes into the air. This recalls use of the Weeschool seesaw to launch figures.

Gusterlapin, a fan, proposed revamping this episode as "The Wonderful Wednesday", with an opening that resembles that of "The Weeball Game" from the 2016 series.

## See also

* "Be Tidy", a Wonder Club episode about making a game of a chore
Malvira de Madrugada

Dame de la cour impériale le jour, vampiresse la nuit, cette femme a toujours su camoufler sa nature et ses véritables intentions. Ce fut donc une grande surprise que de la voir participer au tournoi, qui plus est avec une hargne qu'on ne lui connaissait pas.

Elle disparut peu de temps après le tournoi, et aucun mortel ne put savoir ce qu'elle était devenue.
Rhyme Time

**"Rhyme Time"** is an episode of Weebles (2016 series). Winnie shows off her singing skill. When challenged to rhyme "purple", she ends up having to stall for 20 seconds and coin a new word "wobburple."

## Trivia

Conventional wisdom holds that English words "purple", "orange", and "silver" are among the hardest to come up with an exact rhyme. This doesn't stop American rapper Eminem from using slant rhyme to work "orange" into his lyrics.

1. ↑ CalHx. "Eminem Rhyming With Orange". *Genius*, 2017. Accessed 2023-10-14.
Arms

**Arms** are projections from the side of a character's chest between the neck and the waist. They end in hands, paws, or hooves.

Peelable and peel-proof egg-shaped figures have a flat suggestion of arms on the printed insert.

Molded figures from the late 1980s, Weebleville (2004-2005), and Weebles Storybook World (2005) have better-defined arms. Some of them are held against the chest, as in all Wonder Club (2016) figures. Others stick out to the side, which makes it less likely that a child will choke on the figure. One of Captain Hook's arms has a prosthetic hand.

PlayMonster Weebles figures (2023) have no arms at all.
Brushing Your Teeth

**"Brushing Your Teeth"** is an episode of *Weebles*. Winnie and Willow show how they brush their teeth to avoid cavities. At times, the two briefly lose control of their wobbling and their faces show fear of falling off their booster seats.

## Trivia

Winnie and Willow are aware of "all our friends" watching, as if the video were a school project or something.

Continuity goof: When Winnie finishes singing, the toothpaste disappears from Willow's mouth without Willow facing the sink to spit.
Mini Weebles Pals

**Mini Weebles Pals** are roly-poly stuffed toys, with a plastic bottom and the rest soft. Plushies of at least nine Weebleville characters were sold individually. Parts 07852 through 07857 (UPC 653569055174 through 653569055228) are the main six: Tooey, Demby, Diddy, Bumpus, Tibby, and Pendleton (missspelled PENDELTON on the UPC label and materials tag though correctly in the card text). Zuzie Q., Uggie, and Hogie were also released as Mini Weebles Pals; their card text may be lost media but is likely to match that of their primary figure.

## Card text

Tooey Winkington
Hi, I'm Tooey, and I'm in charge of the WEEBLEVILLE fearless fire fighting team. Can't talk. Gotta go. I think I hear the siren ringing!
Demby Wishingwell
Hi! Here on the farm, my wife Diddy and I grow every one of your favorite noodles. We grow macaroni and spaghetti and rigatoni and ravioli! Oh, I think I just made myself hungry!
Diddy Wishingwell
Yup. I'm Diddy alright, and my hubby Demby and I love to bring all our friends out to the farm for a grand 'ol time. Yup, that means you too!
Bumpus Wobbleworks
Hi, I'm Bumpus, and I think I've got a letter for you in my mailbag! I'm the WEEBLEVILLE mailman, and there's one thing we WEEBLES friends always deliver... FUN!
Tibby Wobnobbin
Hi there! I'm Tibby. Want to hear me sing? And I dance too! If you watch me, I'll show you hw to do the Weeble Watusi! Come on, it's wobbly-obbly fun!
Pendleton Wrongrighter
Wrongrighter's the name. Pendleton Wrongrighter, and with all the wobbling going on around here, I've got the toughest job in all of WEEBLEVILLE - the WEEBLEVILLE Police Chief!
## Gallery

Bumpus from Mini Weebles Pals, frontBumpus from Mini Weebles Pals, rearDemby from Mini Weebles Pals, frontDemby from Mini Weebles Pals, rearDiddy from Mini Weebles Pals, frontDiddy from Mini Weebles Pals, rearHogie from Mini Weebles Pals, frontHogie from Mini Weebles Pals, rearPendleton from Mini Weebles Pals, frontPendleton from Mini Weebles Pals, rearTibby from Mini Weebles Pals, frontTibby from Mini Weebles Pals, rearTooey from Mini Weebles Pals, frontTooey from Mini Weebles Pals, rearUggie from Mini Weebles Pals, frontUggie from Mini Weebles Pals, rearZuzie Q. from Mini Weebles Pals, frontZuzie Q. from Mini Weebles Pals, rear
Trouptili de Caroussel

Ancien collecteur d'impôts véreux, Trouptili de Caroussel est aujourd'hui un saint vivant et une figure importante du culte Sigmarite. Contre son gré. La foi qu'il inspire malgré lui est immense. Sa lâcheté est prise pour du courage, son avarice pour une mission sacrée. Personne ne voit en lui ce qu'il est vraiment: un collecteur d'impôt toujours aussi véreux. Bref, c'est un quiproquo vivant.

## Informations sur le personnage

### Aussi connu comme

Sa Sainteté le Très Saint et Très Généreux Trouprili

## Description

Assez petit, avec un début de ventre, Trouptili pourrait venir de n'importe quel endroit du vieux monde. En fait, ses traits semblent avoir une particularité étrange, puisque peu de gens arrivent à se souvenir de lui. Il a cependant depuis quelque temps le crâne rasé des prêtres.

Il s'habille richement la plupart du temps, et apprécie mettre tous les attributs de sa place au sein du clergé, en particulier .

## Avant l'incident

Trouptili était un collecteur d'impôts pour la couronne impériale dans la cité d'Altdorf. Il a agrandi sa fortune personnelle en augmentant les impôts pour le peuple sur ordre de l'empereur sans que l'empereur ou ses coffres ne s'en rendent jamais compte. Il vivait la vie de bourgeois dans la capitale, heureux et riche.

Mais tout changea lors d'un malentendu impliquant une courtisane vampire, un chien, un caillou, un mendiant et une bague.

Depuis ce jour, il est vu comme un saint à la générosité, la foi et la grandeur inégalable.

## Le Très Saint Trouptili

Le chef du culte de Sigmar croyant dur comme fer à la sainteté de Trouptili, il hésita un temps à le faire Archlecteur du culte, mais y renonça devant la grande et sainte modestie de Trouptili. Celui-ci était simplement complètement effrayé. Pendant plusieurs jours, il accompagna Volkmar qui lui parla longuement de considérations spirituelles que Trouptili ne comprenait pas. C'est alors que Trouptili demanda timidement si il pouvait retrouver son ancien travail de collecteur d'impôts. Mais il n'avait pas vu qu'il avait posé sa question alors que Volkmar et lui passaient à proximité d'un chapelle en ruine. Le grand théogoniste prit donc la demande de Trouptili pour une vocation de remplir les caisses de l'église et, impressionné par tant de foi, lui donna la charge de grand collecteur d'impôts de Sigmar.

Depuis, Trouptili a été un saint homme pour de nombreux gens au travers de l'empire en même temps qu'un collecteur d'impôt avare et corrompu. Il transporte avec lui un coffre à double fond qu'il a hâte de ramener à la capitale pour effectuer quelques menus travaux dans sa riche maison.
Kai

**Kai** is a character from PlayMonster Weebles. The box of My Speedy Car implies that Kai uses they/them pronouns. They have blue hair and wear an orange shirt with red collar and buttons.

## Gallery

Kai from My Speedy Car, frontKai from My Speedy Car, rearCobra Kai? No, just Kai with Hozay for scale
## Trivia

Hasbro owns Cobra and Kai but not Cobra Kai.
Wendy's

**Wendy's** is a chain of fast food restaurants in the United States, based in Dublin, Ohio.

Most quick-service restaurants with a kids' meal offer a choice of one of two toys with the meal: one for school-age children that may have small parts and one for younger children who haven't yet learned not to put plastic toys in their mouths. For a period during 2004 (early Weebleville era), the preschool toy option in a Wendy's Kids' Meal was one of three exclusive Weebles figures: Demby in a purple hoodie, Tibby in a yellow floral print dress, and Pendleton in a tuxedo. They came in a plastic bag with no card text.
Character Bios

Character Bios is a feature selected in the Bonus Material Menu.

This feature has 14/15 options that represent the number of characters from the Weebles Show and Weebles Dvd

## List of Options

Bumpus

Tibby

Tooey

Zuzie Q

Pendleton

Diddy

Noomie

Gina

Triggles

Xēiō

Demby

Xavier

Zeebo

Uggie

Zoey (not in the original Weebles DVD)

## Trivia

Zoey's character bio only appears in the Extended Weebles DVD.
Legs

> "*Why are there extra arms coming out of teddy's butt?*"
> ― Baby Bear
>
>

**Legs** are an uncommon appendage. They are similar to arms except that legs grow out of a character's bottom and are used for locomotion rather than grasping.

## Characters showing legs

In 1970s egg generation:

* Weebles Circus has a pair of stilts for a performer figure to use.

In late 1980s generation:

* Wiggles the dog from Weebles House has all four legs, in contrast with Wally.

In 1995 egg generation:

* Chicken has legs stamped onto the front of the bottom.

In 2000 generation:

* Rolling girl with pigtails holds a doll with legs.

In Weebleville (2004-2005), from the animated series:

"Welcome to Weebleville!"
When Bumpus begins to clean the mud off a parcel's address label, he pulls a rubber chicken with legs (among other items) from the inventor's pocket in his mailbag in search for things he could use.
"Birdie Lee's Colorful Day"
Birdie Lee conjures up a green frog with all four legs.
"The Weebles Day Parade"
Lyrics "Try, try, try / Just get up on your feet"
In Weebles Storybook World (2006):

* Baby Bear holds a teddy bear with legs. Another teddy bear with legs is on the rug on the second floor of Goldilocks' Adventure Cottage.

In Wonder Club (2016):

* The cat on alternate Wendy's shirt has all four legs.
* Wendy's frog-shaped nightlight in "Sleeping in Your Own Bed" has all four legs.
* The frog on Winston's shirt has legs even though Hops does not.

In PlayMonster (2023):

* The frog in My Happy Camper has all four legs.
* In My Smart House, the plushies in Remi's bedroom have legs, and the bucket swing has leg holes.

## Allusions

Some packaging elements and episodes of the animated series allude to legs in passing, mostly by showing or mentioning articles of clothing that would go on a human being's legs. It's unclear how much of this is translation convention to avoid having to introduce new vocabulary and other lore to a preschool audience within an episode's short runtime.

"Welcome to Weebleville!"
When Bumpus begins to clean the mud off a parcel's address label, he pulls a boot (among other items) from the inventor's pocket in his mailbag in search for things he could use.
"Weebles to the Wescue"
After Pendleton gets covered in cotton candy from Tibby's machine, he needs to "take a shower and wash my clothes and my hair and my shoes and my... my everything!"
Weebalot Castle
A high-heel shoe on the castle's rear ramp.
Weebles Cinderella Carriage
From the story on the back of the box: "'I believe this slipper belongs to you,' said the Prince."
Goldilocks' Adventure Cottage
A pair of bunny slippers is next to Baby Bear's bed.
"Rhyme Time"
After Winnie coins a new word, and Willow goes along with it, Wendy is skeptical. Willie predicts "it'll look way better on my pants."
Weehicles

**Weehicles** are toy vehicles produced in the Weebleville (2004) generation. Each pair was sold with two figures.

* Tractor and trailer: Hogie and Triggles
* Scooter and pickup truck: Zuzie Q. and Uggie
* Airplane and skateboard: Wilbur and helmet!Zuzie Q.
* Motorcycle and car: Trixie and Winston Hobnobby III

## Gallery with card text

Wilbur Hobnobby
Up there... it's a bird, it's a plane! No, it's me, Wilbur, A.K.A the WEEBLE baron! I'm all business when I put my flight goggles on. I'm always ready for high-flying adventure!
Wilbur and airplane, frontAirplane, rearAirplane with Wilbur in seat
Zuzie Q. Woozie
Whoa, hello there! It's me, Zuzie Q. I can't stop wobbling all around town on my new skateboard! Gotta see if I can beat my own speed record... later!
Zuzie and skateboard, frontSkateboard, rearSkateboard with Zuzie in seat
Winston Hobnobby III
'Ello there chaps, the name is Winston the third! I must say, all this wobbling around town silliness is enough to make my head spin... cheerio!
Winston and car, frontCar, rearCar with Winston in seat
Trixie Wobnobbin
Trixie here. Gotta tell you, I've got the motorcycle runnin' And I'm riding all over WEEBLEVILLE! Yee-haw, ride on partners!
Trixie and motorcycle, frontMotorcycle, rearMotorcycle with Trixie in seat
Zuzie Q. Woozie
Zoom! Swish! Whoosh! Hey there, I'm Zuzie Q., the fastest delivery girl of them all. If you see a blur whizzng by, that's me!
misspelling in original: "whizzng"
Zuzie and scooter, frontScooter, rearScooter with Zuzie in seat
Uggie Wobbleworks
Hammer? Check. Wrench? Check. Screwdriver? Check. Uggie Wobbleworks is the name, and fixing things is my game!
Uggie and pickup truck, frontPickup truck, rearPickup truck with Uggie and Cookie
Hogie Wobnobbin
Hogie, here! So nice to meet you! Are you going to the Barn Dance tonight? You are? Me too! Yahooo! Are we going to have fun!
Triggles Weebitty
Hi, I'm Triggles. I'm ready for a big day on the farm. The macaroni is ready for harvest, and the spaghetti will be ripe in no time! It's a good thing I'm on the job!
Hogie, Triggles, and tractor, frontTractor, rearTractor with Hogie driving and Triggles and the Wegetable Stand pumpkin in the trailer
Tibby and the Weebles Band

**"Tibby and the Weebles Band"** is the 9th episode of the Weebles Series.

## Plot

The Boogie Woogie Weebles Band is planning a special birthday concert for Wakiti!

**Only problem:** Tibby can't play an instrument, not even a Sousaphone-like instrument invented by Bumpus. Wakiti helps Tibby see that sometimes you have to keep trying new things until you find your own special talent. The trick is not to give up!

Eventually Tibby gets the hang of jumping on the oversized keyboard in front of the Weeble Park entrance.

## Trivia

This episode is the only time where Tibby cries.

Wakiti teaches an analogy to Tibby that their voices are different from each other and those of Diddy and Zuzie Q. The dialogue is careful to compare Tibby's and Diddy's voices to that of Wakiti and not to each other, as both Tibby and Diddy are voiced by Mariette Sluyter.

## See also

* Rhyme Time, a Wonder Club episode about making music
Neptune

**Neptune** is a character from Galaxy Bumpus, and she is far away from the sun than we are.

## Appearance of the Character

Neptune is the last and final known planet of the Solar System, She has a blue body with a thin dark stripe on the top, and on the bottom, and also has a dark spot on top of the bottom stripe.

## Trivia

Neptune is the only known planet that has a British accent.
Gina (Gusterlapin's character)

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

Gina Yanglewinder is a character from Weebleville (2005/2006) Generation. She appears as a sheepdog, which is the species as Bumpus, and is Bumpus' young sister.
She appears in the 11th episode of Gusterlapin's extension of *Weebles* (2005 series), which is released after 2005.

## Appearance

Gina's body, hair and ears look the same as Bumpus, and is 3 years old. Gina is wearing a pink dress, and wears a blue hat that has a Y instead of a W, and has red eyes, her hat is similar to Bumpus', Her voice sounds similar to Zoe.

## When her legs pop out

When she has legs, she has a black necklace, and wears a cropped top, and is fuchsia halter neck as well as a skirt, and has a black belt with a gold target only in the middle of her bright tummy.

## Quotes

* "Apart from this free-spirited young guy" (After Bumpus grew out his legs)

* "It's my third birthday, and I'm so excited. Ha ha ha ha ha"

* "Rats, There is absolutely nothing that can help"

* "Ooooh, Gross! That is so disgusting! You vomited!" (After Bumpus vomited)

* "Oh no! Now the address is so muddy, and now can’t see what is says"

## Voices of the Character

Voice of Gina: Bettina Bush (1984-1996)

Voice of Gina: Fran Brill (1997-present)

## Episodic Appearances

All about Gina

Episode 4: The Wonderful Wednesday

Episode 6: Bumpus' New House

Episode 7: Tibby and the Weebles Band

Episode 8: Birdie Lee's Colorful Day

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

Episode 11: Bumpus has a Sick Day

Episode 12: Musical Chairs

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

Episode 14: Xēiō's Big Accident

Episode 15: Woller Coaster Wound Up

Episode 17: New Kid on the Block

Episode 18: The Untied Shoe Problem

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

Episode 20: The Everything Mega Mix! (only at the end of the episode)

## Trivia

Gina is the only weeble who wears a "Y" instead of a "W".

She is the first character to have a letter rather than W.

Her voice sounds similar to Dotty Dog in 1984 to 1996.

It is unknown how the character appears as a Weebles figure, but she appeared in the YES! logo in 1997.

She is also the first girl character to have eyelashes.

The character's nickname is "Yzma".

She is the only character who's last name starts with the letter Y.

This Weebleville Character's favorite number is 70.
Egg

Three generations of the Weebles toy line have figures that look like decorated **eggs**. This wiki provisionally refers to them by these names:

* Peelable (early 1970s) and peel-proof (mid 1970s through early 1980s)
* Stamped eggs (around 1995-1996)
* 2010 eggs (2010)

Peel-proof and 2010 eggs have a cap, a printable area, and a bottom. The Mickey Mouse crossover set has a custom cap with mouse ears, representing Mouseketeer headgear.

## External links

* "The World of Weebles" by The Auction Professor (part 1 and part 2): An introduction to 1970s eggs