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Parker

**Parker** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. She is a Puffy resident of Puffy Town who runs the local grocery store called Stop To Shop, and can be distinguished by her short stature and prominent forehead.

## Physical appearance

Parker is a short Puffy with a pink mushroom cap with white spots, pale blonde hair in a wide bob cut, downturned golden yellow eyes, and a prominent forehead. Her outfit consists of a white, short-sleeved T-shirt dress, a pink apron, pink tights, and white platform boots.

## Personality

Though not much is known about Parker, but she can be seen as a foil to her best friend, Madeline; overconfident, feisty, brash, cranky, and brutally honest. She’s known to have a bit of a temper, especially when it comes to her short stature and prominent forehead. Even so, she is a loyal Puffy with a big heart.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her job
* Madeline (her best friend)
* Taking charge
* Hanging out
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* The Spook-Out

### Dislikes

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

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Parker is shorter compared to the other adult Puffies in town.
* Parker's mushroom cap is a reversed version of Beatrice's.
* Parker had her first speaking role in the episode An Egg-cellent Friendship.
Light Rod

Artwork of Leeko with the Light Rod

**Light Rod** is a Copy Ability and a Final Weapon that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* series.

## Power description

Using the Light Rod, Leeko is able to conjure a wave of star-shaped projectiles that envelope Nebula and destroy him. The ability is described as being Nebula’s only weakness.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gets the Light Rod, he wields a rod with a cerulean blue handle and a translucent cyan spherical crystal sitting on one end. Inside the crystal is a single yellow star.

## Transformation scene

The Shooting Star appears and flies above Leeko as it transforms into the Light Rod. Leeko catches it and holds it above his head as it emits a strong glow.

## Trivia

* The Light Rod is the first final weapon to be introduced in the entire Leeko series.
* Since the Light Rod is a final weapon-type of Copy Ability, it does not have an Ability Star pendant of its own.
Numnum & Cece

**Numnum & Cece** are minor characters that appear in the fanmade show, Leeko: The Series.

## Characteristics

Numnum has the appearance of a large woolly boar-like creature with tusks, black hooves, a pink nose, and a bright orange/brown coat. Cece is a smaller boar who looks largely the same, but her fur is a lighter shade.

Unlike some of the other animals, they do not speak. They attack their opponents by charging at them and knocking them away.

Not much is known about Numnum and Cece, but they are shown to be protective of Redwood.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Numnum and Cece make a prominent appearance in the episode Wood Wars, where they help the other animals defend Redwood from King Leonardo and the storm that threatens to topple Redwood over.

Numnum and Cece make a few other minor appearances in the show, though they are seldom seen outside of the woods.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Each other
* Their fellow animal friends, including Hilda and Lola
* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Redwood
* Nature

### Dislikes

* Threats to Redwood
* Villains
* King Leonardo
* Tommy

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Hilda
* Lola
* Redwood
* Various animals

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy

## Trivia

* Like the Viruses, Numnum and Cece do not speak. This may change in later seasons.
* Numnum and Cece are likely to play a major role during the Toxins trilogy.
Slammer

Artwork of Slammer

**Slammer** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. He is a Puffy resident of Puffy Town who spends most of his time inside the jail cell in Chief Gordy's police station.

## Physical appearance

Slammer has a black mushroom cap with dark green spots, wild and long dark golden blonde hair, and two different colored eyes — green right eye and red left eye. He has a large scar on his left eye and two small X-shaped ones under his red eye and a much smaller one on his neck.

## Personality

Not much is known about Slammer, but he is known to have a tendency of stealing things, suggesting he is something of a kleptomaniac. He is also known to be incredibly grumpy and tough. He is usually non-talkative and spends most of his time in his jail cell.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Stealing things
* Sleeping
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Crime

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters
* Villains
* Mike Leeko’s loud singing
* The Leonardo Mirror edition
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Getting pied in the face

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko (frenemy)
* Chief Gordy (frenemy)

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Slammer has little to no lines. This may change in future seasons.
* It’s never been explained how Slammer got the scars on his face and neck, or how he became a criminal.
* His name is a slang term for the word “jail”.
* Slammer has something called heterochromia, a condition in which a person’s irises are different colors.
Phochi Flower

The **Phochi Flower** is a monster that first appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

The Phochi Flower is a massive bulbous plant which grows in dark caves and gives off its own light. Its body consists of a large green bulb with spiny cactus-like protrusions on it which can open and close slowly, an enchanting pink flower in the center which acts as its light source, and several vine-attached Venus fly trap-like mouths which can constrict its foes and swallow its prey. It proves to be a formidable monster, able to subdue even a powerful warrior like Moonlight Man, and it is also intelligent, able to identify weapons like the Dark Slash and act to disarm their wielders. Unlike typical plants, the Phochi Flower can feel pain, as evidenced when Manny plucks one of its flower petals, causing it to cry out.

The Phochi Flower's primary feeding strategy is to spawn a swarm of Snoozers which roam the countryside looking for creatures who will eat them. Once ingested, the Snoozers induce sleeping sickness in the target, which can last for a century or more depending on severity. It then relies on the caretakers and/or relatives of the afflicted creatures to take them to the plant in hopes of using the aroma from its flower, which can wake the afflicted creatures, and then ensnares them once in range to consume them.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In its debut episode, one of the Phochi Flower's Snoozers puts Leeko to sleep, prompting Manny, Helios, and Luna to travel through Tonka Sahara to use the flower's aroma to wake Leeko up while Milly and Moonlight Man secretly follow behind. It is not until they reach the flower that Moonlight Man reveals it to be a monster, and a trap set up by King Leonardo and Tommy to get Leeko eaten.

The Phochi Flower attacks Manny, Helios, and Luna first with its extending mouths, prompting Moonlight Man to cut the three holding the kids off. Moonlight Man must then struggle against the five remaining mouths and wait for Manny to come in and help by plucking one of the Phochi Flower's petals and using it to wake Leeko up from his sleeping sickness. Once he's awake, Leeko vacuum-mouths the spine-like protrusions on the Phochi Flower to obtain the Needle ability, and use it to pin down all but one of the remaining mouths while pinning down the bulb. The last mouth, clogged by a Snoozer spat out by Leeko when he awoke, tries to snap at Manny as a last resort, but Moonlight Man tosses a torch into its bulb, lighting it on fire and destroying it.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Phochi Flower's episode/film appearances in the show
Crash

An artwork of Crash Leeko

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

## Power description

Crash allows Leeko to use a single-use explosive attack that destroys all of his enemies in one fell swoop. He does this by creating a white-hot explosive orb from his mouth. Later episodes show that he can channel all of his energy into his ultimate attack known as **Supernova** (not to be confused with the special power of the same name), which does much more damage and destruction, but can still leave his allies untouched. Leeko will get exhausted and lose the ability after using this move. Unlike the Mike ability, Leeko can choose who he harms with the orb so his friends don’t get hurt.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gains the Crash ability, he wears a black round helmet with three spikes - two on the side and one on the top - a pale yellow eight-pointed insignia resembling an explosion, and a spiked black collar-like base at the bottom. Additionally, Leeko wears a dark blue eye mask. Leeko's visual appearance changes to a dull pinkish-purple color with golden yellow feet.

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

## Transformation scene

* **Seasons 3-6:** Two bands of light, which represent the atom, form around Leeko before forming the helmet and mask that slowly falls onto him, and then he stands imposingly to end the transformation.
* **Seasons 7-9:** The scene plays the same, except there is no color change.
* **Season 10-onward:** The scene plays the same, except there are four bands of light circling Leeko and there is an explosion effect behind him as he stands imposingly to end the transformation. Again, no color change.

## List of moves

Crash moves
 **Supernova** | Like **Crash Fireball**, but the orb is bigger and creates a more powerful explosion.

## Episode / Film Appearances

### Appearances in Leeko: The Beginning

Appearances: 3
 S3E30/TB097 | Air Ridin’! - Part 2
 S3E31/TB098 | Aboard The Battleship

## Trivia

* Crash is one of the few abilities to give Leeko an eye mask.
* In one episode, it is mentioned that King Leonardo fears the Crash ability the most.
* An official promotional image based on the episode A Dark And Story Night shows Leeko fighting Thunder King with the Crash ability, though it didn’t make its debut until Season 3.
* There is a copy ability called Cosmic that functions quite similarly to Crash. However, unlike Crash, Leeko does not lose his ability after using a destructive attacking move.
* The Ability Star pendant for Crash is a very dark blue displaying a pale yellow atom design.
* Crash is one of the few abilities to not be used in battle tournaments.
Spark

Artwork of Spark Leeko

### Source of Ability

Sparks of electricity (like defective sensors), lightning bolts, green Drop Stars, or using a Spark Ability Star pendant

### Power(s)

Performing electric-based attacks

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

## Power description

Since its debut in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy, Spark has been established as one of Leeko’s most iconic and common abilities, alongside Fire and Ice. Spark allows Leeko to launch orbs of crackling energy and shoot electrical beams at his targets from his body, making it more of a defensive type of ability like Needle. Later episodes show that he can fire basic thunderbolts. He can also store up enough energy to create an electrical barrier or as a projectile. Spark is one of the few abilities to successfully defeat a threat every time Leeko uses it (the other being Crash).

In Seasons 12 and 13, the Spark ability is compatible with the Android Suit, granting it Spark Mode, which gives the suit a pair of extremely powerful plasma cannons. In the Harmony Allies arc, Spark provides the Zap element like other electric-based abilities, such as Beam and PSI.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gains the Spark ability, he wears a black, round helmet two two dark green cone-shaped antennas that have circular wires around them and a white opaque spherical orb on top of each antennae. The helmet also has a light yellow thunderbolt insignia on the front. Leeko's visual appearance changes to a light green with darker green feet. His tail is also bent in a zig-zag form, resembling a thunderbolt.

Starting from Season 7 onward, Leeko's usual pink color returns and there are no physical changes to his tail.

## Transformation scene

* **Seasons 3-6:** Leeko prepares to transform, but a bolt of lightning strikes the “ground” next to him, catching him off guard. Then more lightning bolts hit the “ground” around Leeko, making him dodge every single one. A larger thunderbolt strikes Leeko and he is knocked back with a flash of light from the blow. When the light clears, Leeko is seen in his new appearance. The transformation ends with Leeko pointing a hand upward while a small bolt of electricity bursts out.
* **Season 7-present:** The scene plays the same, except there is no color or physical change.

## Episode / Film Appearances

### Appearances in Leeko: The Beginning

Appearances: 3
 S3E15/TB082 | Too Cook For You
 S3E22/TB089 | Toon In!

## Trivia

* Spark is one of the few abilities to have a color-changing feature.
* According to concept artworks on the episode A Dark And Story Night, Spark was originally going to make its appearance, but the idea was scrapped for unknown reasons.
* The Ability Star pendant for Spark is a pale yellowish-green displaying a medium green thunderbolt striking a solid surface.
* The headwear for Spark was originally a round helmet with a small smokestack releasing electricity. The current hat was also originally green.
Felix

**Felix** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. He is a Puffy residing in Puffy Town who works as a mechanic and runs a mechanic shop/gas station hybrid place called Fix-It Station.

## Physical appearance

Felix has a neon green mushroom cap with white spots, short dark brown hair, and lighter brown eyes. His outfit consists of black overalls with yellow round buckles, a lime green long-sleeved shirt, and dark green shoes.

## Personality

At first glance, Felix looks tough and intimidating, but he’s really a laid-back guy. He can easily give in to a child when they throw tantrums or make cute faces to get what they want. Counterbalancing his easy-going character is his short temper, though it's not to the level of Milly or King Leonardo.

In the episode The Mild Side, Part 2, Felix was revealed to be involved in a criminal biker gang led by Fury and the two were really great friends until they challenged the legendary female biker Rave Girl and failed. Felix left the gang after getting a harsh reprimanding from Rave Girl and vows to never ride his motorcycle again, but Miss Yuubin was able to convince him to ride it again in order to fix his past mistakes and defeat Fury.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* His job
* Socializing and hanging out
* Fixing things
* Getting his hands dirty
* Singing
* Dancing
* Amusement parks
* Karaoke
* Helping people
* Go-karts
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* The Spook-Out
* Sushi

### Dislikes

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

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town residents
* Fury (formerly)

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters
* Fury and his biker gang

## Trivia

* Felix and Mayor Bay both have similar hairstyles. The only difference is the color.
* Felix speaks with a slight Southern accent, although it’s not as pronounced as Cindy’s.
* Felix's mushroom cap resembles the 1-Up Mushroom from the *Super Mario Bros* franchise.
Splash Painter

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

## Characteristics

Splash Painter appears as a white, spherical creature with long, thin black arms and legs. He wears red/blue roller skates, a blue baseball cap, and a pair of white gloves on his hands. Splash Painter has more defined fingers, having five, and his face only consists of big, round Leeko-like green eyes.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Splash Painter appears as one of Nebula Enterprises' monsters in the episode Monsterpiece On The Loose, where he vandalizes various famous paintings displayed in the Leo Academy of Arts on King Leonardo's orders to make them "more his style". After remembering that the paintings were supposed to be returned intact, King Leonardo stops Splash Painter and has him paint a portrait of Leonardo instead. However, this portrait ends up coming to life and antagonizing King Leonardo and the other museum guests before Moonlight Man shows up to destroy it with a burning torch.

As this is happening, Splash Painter starts painting a giant bomb threatening to blow everyone up. Leeko is sent to stop him and ends up vacuum-mouthing Splash Painter's paintbrush to gain the Paint Copy Ability. Using this ability, Leeko tries to chase Splash Painter down and avoids more of his attacks using painted objects. Eventually, Leeko paints a rocket and points it at Splash Painter, blowing the monster up along with the museum.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E10/TB077** - Monsterpiece On The Loose (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Splash Painter is seen to be the first in a line of various artistic characters whose creations come to life.
Aerialessa’s Nest

**Aerialessa's Nest** is a location within Usapia a few miles away from Puffy Town in a rugged mountainous area in the fanmade show, Leeko: The Series. The nest itself is poised on a mountain spire climbing out of a large caldera, suggesting former volcanic activity. There is very little, if any, vegetation in the area.
Helios & Luna

**Helios & Luna** are supporting characters of the show Leeko: The Series. They reside in Castle Leonardo alongside the Chanter family, and help with housework. Helios and Luna originated from a monster named **Heliuna**, as revealed in the episode Slice N Crisis.

## Physical appearance

Helios and Luna are ghost-like creatures with pale white skin, a wispy tail at the end of their bodies, and a hooded onesie that matches their eye color. Neither of them have visible noses, fingers, necks, or ears.

Helios has orange eyes and wears a hooded onesie of the same color, blonde hair, and a picture of the sun on the front.

Luna has purple eyes and wears a hooded onesie of the same color, black hair in pigtails, and a picture of a yellow crescent moon on the front.

## Personality

Due to their origin, Helios & Luna both are equally kind and helpful. They are always willing to help Leeko, Milly, and her family whenever they can, often serving as scouts or lookouts due to their flight ability. Helios & Luna are often seen helping around Puffy Town, such as serving food at Peppermint's Table. Their age is never clear, but they do affiliate with the children of Usapia. Despite their baby-like appearances, they are quite brave and headstrong, and are not afraid to face danger in order to protect somebody else.

Helios & Luna are not very fond at the idea of splitting up. This is due to their origin as a the single entity of Heliuna, which they have no memory of. In the episode Slice N Crisis, they had the opportunity to reunite into Heliuna again, but they willingly give it up in order to restore Leeko to his whole self again when he was split into two entities by Slicer. Just like everyone else, they despise King Leonardo and Tommy.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Hanging out and playing with friends
* Playing games
* Helping people
* Each other
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* Making fun of King Leonardo (sometimes)

### Dislikes

* Crime
* Villains
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Being separated
* Mike Leeko's loud singing
* Not being able to rest and take breaks

## Relationships

Helios & Luna do not interact much with the people of Puffy Town, but they are very close to many members of the court at Castle Leonardo.

### Friends and allies

* Leeko (friend)
* Milly (friend)
* Manny (friend)
* Sir Chanter (master/father figure)
* Lady Chanter (master/mother figure)
* Sand Man

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Slicer

## Trivia

* The episode Slice N Crisis shows that they used to be one entity named Heliuna.
* Despite taking on the appearance of babies, they are fully capable of speech.
Robo-Puppy

**Robo-Puppy** is a monster which first appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy. It is a robotic toy dog that befriended Leeko.

## Characteristics

Robo-Puppy is a small toy robot dog with a rounded but segmented metallic appearance. His main body color is white. The tip of his tail, paws, and ears are black. He has black spots on his cheeks and back. His nose is black and round, and has purple eyes.

Aside from moving and behaving like a dog, Robo-Puppy also has retractable razor-sharp claws, the ability to collect data on objects in the surrounding area, deliver a nasty electric shock, and bust through steel bars. Despite being powered by standard consumer-grade batteries, Robo-Puppy is able to run for days uninterrupted, and is not harmed by being submerged in water. His main feature, however, is a self-destruct mechanism, which was programmed to cause him to explode on Leeko when he least suspects it. Robo-Puppy is also programmed to speak.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Robo-Puppy is initially delivered to Playtime For U from Nebula Enterprises, who sells him to Sir Chanter who wishes to give it to Leeko as a toy on Milly's request. Leeko is not pleased with Robo-Puppy at first, since he does not like it following him constantly, but after a series of hardships between the two, Leeko comes to care for it deeply. The relationship is not without problems, however, as the toy makes King Leonardo and the other kids intensely jealous of Leeko, and Robo-Puppy has to defend himself from their intrusion.

Soon, Milly learns where Robo-Puppy came from, and becomes concerned about what it might do to Leeko. As King Leonardo pursues Leeko relentlessly to steal his dog away, Milly tries to warn Leeko to get away from him. She ends up accidentally causing Robo-Puppy to fall off a cliff into the ocean, and Leeko dives after him. At this moment, the dog is set to activate his self-destruct sequence to blow Leeko up, but due to the bond he made with Leeko, Robo-Puppy refuses to carry out his task. Unable to stop the countdown, Robo-Puppy confesses to Leeko how much he values him as a friend before jumping into King Leonardo's net and explodes in his face instead. This spars Leeko but leaves him with nothing but his metallic ear as a memento.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E15/TB015** - A Puppy To Love! (*debut*)
* **S2E17/TB051** - Leeko’s Anniversary! (*flashback*)

## Trivia

* Robo-Puppy is the first monster sent after Leeko who later befriends him.
* Robo-Puppy is one of the few monsters in the show to speak.
Puffy (species)

The **Puffies** in *Leeko: The Series* are a race of creatures who live in various parts of Proxima Centauri-B. Puffies in general are defined by their humanoid appearance with black markings around the eyes and a colored mushroom cap. Additionally, Puffies come in many shapes in sizes.

## Named Puffies

Most Puffies are nondescript and go without names throughout the series, but a handful of them are recurring, one-time, or minor characters with distinct looks and names.

### Puffy Town

* Athena
* Beatrice
* Bubbles
* Chef Peppermint
* Chief Gordy
* Cindy
* Daisy
* Dr. Medico
* Felix
* Gamba
* Lady Chanter
* Madeline
* Manny
* Marvin
* Mayor Bay Brittleton
* Milly
* Miss Yuubin
* Parker
* Professor Antico
* Sir Chanter
* Slammer
* Snowdrop
* Whitehead

## Trivia

* The Chanter family and Peppermint are the only Puffies to have round feet and to lack a mushroom cap and a neck. The only similarities they have is the black markings around the eyes and the lack of noses and ears.
Slinker

**Slinker** is a guest character in the fanmade show Leeko: The Series.

## Physical appearance

Slinker has a round, light pink body; beady eyes; full-body red ninja suit that covers most of his body except for his eyes; white, gloved hands; rounded, black shoes. Slinker carries a number of ninja implements, including throwing stars, a sword, and smoke bombs.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

When Slinker is first seen, he finds himself in Usapia and travels to Puffy Town to recover his lost school, but he fails when he triggers an alarm set by Professor Antico. Although he was not caught in the act, his attempt got the Puffy villagers curious about ninja arts, and a brief ninja fad sweeps the town, giving King Leonardo an opportunity to steal the scroll for himself. After Manny tries to get the scroll back from Leonardo, Slinker attempts once again to get it, but gets caught by Leeko and the kids in Puffy Town.

Slinker reveals to them that the scroll is actually his report card from ninja school, and tries to recover it to hide his poor grades. Manny volunteers to help Slinker improve his skills, but he is soon confronted by the evil ninja Swift Man, who is ordered by King Leonardo to get the scroll, still thinking it's some kind of treasure. After Slinker was beaten by Swift Man, Leeko steps in to save him and defeats Swift Man using the Ninja ability. Despite this, King Leonardo gets his hands on the scroll and escapes, but Slinker lets him go, and resolves to improve his skills by returning to school, having been inspired by Ninja Leeko.

## Skills and abilities

* **Ninja skills** - Slinker's ninja skills were very poor, but resolves to improve on them.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Doing his best

### Dislikes

* Swift Man
* His poor ninja skills

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Swift Man

## Appearances

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E24/TB024** - Ninja Party (*debut*)

## Trivia

* According to some concept arts, Slinker was originally a long-lost brother to Swift Man but this was changed for unknown reasons.
Jearusa

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

## Characteristics

Jearusa is a small monster that resembles a typical tooth fairy. She sports long, orange hair tied in pigtails similar to Milly's that are held by white tooth-shaped hair tied, fair skin, pale blue eyes, a long-sleeved white dress, and dark blue shoes. She carries around a drill and a pair of pliers.

Contrary to expectations, Jearusa is a very skilled dentist, and can fix up teeth in seconds for no charge. Jearusa doesn't seem to have any fighting skills aside from using her pigtails to grab or hit anyone, as her only skills involve dentistry. She can also magically summon a chair out of thin air.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Jearusa makes her only appearance in the episode The Fresh Pearls Of Puffy Town, where she is called in by King Leonardo to fix his cavities so that he doesn't have to have them treated by Dr. Medico. However, it is not revealed until after Jearusa emerges from the Monster delivery system that she does not use anesthetic, which leads King Leonardo to immediately regrets his purchase and run from the monster. King Leonardo ends up leading Jearusa to the other main characters of the episode who had gathered with him in the castle courtyard, which leads the fairy to grab Manny - who also has a cavity - and operate on him first. After Manny's cavity is fixed, Jearusa chases after King Leonardo again, but Leonardo tricks Leeko into attempting to vacuum-mouth the monster, which draws the attention onto him instead. After resisting Leeko's vacuum-mouth, Jearusa grabs him and attempts to operate on him, but finds no teeth to drill. While she's in a state of panicked confusion, Leeko vacuum-mouths Jearusa's drill to gain the Tornado Copy Ability. Using this ability, Leeko then blows Jearusa off into the sky out of Usapia, and she is never seen again.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E32/TB032** - The Fresh Pearls Of Puffy Town (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Jearusa is one of the few monsters which is not malicious and actively seeks to help those she targets, and is defeated merely due to a misunderstanding.
Flying Saucer

The **Flying Saucer** is a giant flying warship that first appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

The Flying Saucer has a bulky and smooth look to it. The Flying Saucer has sleek bat wings with rocket boosters on its side. It features a singular main engine that is powered by an unknown fuel source. It sports energy shielding and is capable of entering warp speed. Additionally, it has potent fire power, as its cannons are able to shoot down giant spaceships in one hit.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

The Flying Saucer appears in the last three episodes of the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy. Here, it was constructed in secret by Moonlight Man and his apprentices Twilight Man and Aurora Man, who have been working on it ever since they first arrived in Usapia. The purpose of this project was to construct a weapon powerful enough to take on Nebula and his massive fortress. Its existence is not revealed to the rest of the Usapians until the episode Aboard The Battleship, right after Puffy Town is demolished by an invading Destriker sent by Nebula Enterprises. The Puffies are reluctant to help man the ship at first, but when even more Destrikers come to pulverize Usapia, Sand Man arrives and persuades them to join in.

From there, the Flying Saucer takes off and shows off its power by destroying every Destriker with a single shot from its mighty cannons. The Flying Saucer then flies into outer space and initiates warp speed to travel to Nebula's fortress. On the way, it is attacked by Shiny Crabler, but Leeko and the crew manage to destroy it before it damages the main engine. Once the Flying Saucer arrives at the fortress, it is set upon by the defensive turrets and Destriker armada. These prove to be too much for the Flying Saucer to handle on its own, but backup comes in the form of three rogue Destrikers piloted by Leeko's allies. The Flying Saucer manages to make it into the fortress and deliver its crew intact to the interior chamber, but it is eventually destroyed when more turret fire and Destrikers eventually do it in. The explosion from the ship does manage to take out the last of the defenses inside the fortress, however.
Cindy

**Cindy** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. She is a Puffy resident of Puffy Town who serves as the town's farmer and shepherd. She lives with her son Whitehead and her husband on the outskirts of Puffy Town.

## Physical appearance

Cindy has a red mushroom cap with white spots, short orange hair, and green eyes. Her outfit consists of a red shirt with the sleeves rolled up to her elbows, denim blue pants, and brown boots.

## Personality

Not much is known about Cindy, but she is shown to take very good care of her crops, and will becomes furious if anyone ruins it. She can also be a little violent, which can be a problem to others. In some instances, she can be fearful.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her farm
* Taking care of her crops
* The mayor’s sheep
* Warm weather
* Her family
* Reading
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* The *Wizard Wally* book series

### Dislikes

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

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Cindy's mushroom cap is a reversed version of her son Whitehead's. It also looks like the Super Mushroom from the *Super Mario Bros* franchise.
Cobbler

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

## Characteristics and powers

Cobbler is essentially a giant anthropomorphized corn-on-the cob. It stands on two large black feet which look similar to Leeko's. It possesses two long green arms with white gloved hands and two oval-shaped black holes in the middle of the cob that act as eyes. Atop the cob are vines of green leaves which look like dreadlocks, but can also extend to grab things.

Cobbler can attack using its hands, but its main ability is to shoot corn kernels from its body which pop violently shortly after being launched. To inflict maximum pain on its target, Cobbler will grab its foe and force their mouth open, then shoot a rapid volley of exploding corn kernels into the victim's mouth. Despite this rather painful attack, Cobber itself isn't very strong, and is easily defeated by stripping its corn kernels from its body and cooking them.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Cobber makes a brief appearance near the end of the episode Cooking Up Disaster, where it was called in by King Leonardo using Nebula Enterprises's express monster delivery service in order to stop Leeko - who is suffering from a Dijiri Extract overdose - from trying to eat him. Due to Leeko's impairment, he is initially unable to fight back against Cobbler, and is pummeled senseless. After sobering up, Manny throws Leeko Chef Peppermint's frying pan and he transforms into Chef Leeko. Using this ability, Chef Leeko shears the corn off of Cobbler and cooks it up, defeating the monster and making a giant mound of popcorn in the process.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E34/TB034** - Cooking Up Disaster (*debut*)
Mirror

### Source of Ability

Mirrors, mirror-like objects, Gemirror’s attacks, or using a Mirror Ability Star pendant

### Power(s)

Reflects attacks and creates mirror copies

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

## Power description

Mirror grants Leeko the ability to deflect enemies’ attacks back at them, attack with magical glass-like projectiles, and create mirror copies of himself. The wand that he uses can project a glassy, near-invisible blade which can be used as a sharp blade to slice enemies and as a shield. Mirror is among the more mysterious and rare abilities in Leeko’s arsenal. In later seasons, Leeko is able to perform a magical smooth sliding motion where he moves around in a static pose without moving his feet.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gains the Mirror ability, he wears a light blue wizard with purple spots and a black eye mask. The scepter has a gold handle with a circular rim and a pale blue spherical crystal on its top. Leeko's visual appearance changes to an off-white lavender shade.

In later seasons, Leeko's fur color turns back to its usual pink color. This change becomes permanent after Season 6.

## Transformation scene

* **Seasons 2-6:** Leeko looks at his reflection in a mirror, then spins clockwise until it breaks and he appears in his new form. The mirror shards form the tip of his scepter and he holds it slightly above his head to finish the transformation.
* **Seasons 7-11:** The scene plays out the same, except there is no color change.
* **Season 12-present:** No color change. Leeko spins counterclockwise when holding the mirror instead of clockwise.

## Episode / Film Appearances

### Appearances in Leeko: The Beginning

Appearances: 2
 S3E3/TB070 | Legendary Dragonfly

## Trivia

* Mirror is the one of the few abilities to give Leeko an eye mask.
* In both episodes in *The Beginning* series that Mirror appears in, Leeko does the exact same things to defeat the monster.
* Mirror is one of the few abilities that change the color of Leeko’s fur.
* The hat for the ability originally had an emblem of a mirror on the front.
* The Ability Star pendant for this ability is light aquamarine displaying a medium aqua mirror pattern.
Mike

**Mike** (also referred to as "**Microphone**" by Moonlight Man) is a Copy Ability that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* series.

## Power description

Mike allows Leeko to sing as loud as he can. This ability is perceived as the most dangerous one, as it cannot distinguish between friend or foe. When Leeko has the Mike ability, he is filled with the urge to sing, which is so loud and destructive that it can destroy buildings and defeat monsters. Later episodes - Season 9 and onward - show Leeko gaining a sense of rhythm and can sing nearly any song on-point. He also has more control of his power that is released from his songs. In Seasons 12 and 13, Mike can be combined with the Android Suit to create Mike Mode.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gets the Mike ability, he wears a pair of red headphones and carries a microphone that has a red handle.

## Transformation scene

A set of headphones appear and Leeko puts it on. As he happily dances to the music playing from the headphone, a microphone appears and he grabs it.

## Episode / Film Appearances

### Appearances in Leeko: The Beginning

Appearances: 3
 S2E27/TB061 | Fitness Fool!
 S2E30/TB064 | The Leeko Quiz Show!

## Trivia

* The Mike ability has not appeared in any Season 3 episode.
* Mike is the last ability to be introduced in Season 1.
* This ability seems to be the one of the few in *The Beginning* trilogy and the entire series overall that Moonlight Man isn’t too familiar with, the other being Throw.
* The Ability Star pendant for Mike is a pale violet displaying a medium violet microphone.
* Mike is one of the few abilities that is not used in battle tournaments, likely because it is far too powerful.
Delivery Boy

**Delivery Boy** is a motorcycle-riding delivery monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

The Delivery Boy is a small humanoid creature who wears a motorcycle helmet and outfit that covers his whole body, in addition to having defined arms and legs. His helmet is white and green with an opaque visor that displays HUD information. The helmet also has darker green spikes that like the top like a mohawk and two red-fire decals on the "ears". It is not known what the Delivery Boy looks like underneath the helmet, and it is unclear if he is a living organism or a robot.

The Delivery Boy rides a green and red motorcycle with very potent twin engines, allowing him to travel from Puffy Town to the interior of Castle Leonardo within seconds. He is never seen off of the motorcycle, and he is extremely skilled at steering it both indoors and outdoors. He attacks primarily by ramming into his target. When this does not work, he can extend his legs to try and swipe at his target. As a last resort, his motorbike has a built-in missile launcher which can fire several volleys in quick succession.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

The Delivery Boy appears in the episode Delivery Time, where he is called by King Leonardo in order to deliver him ramen from Peppermint's Table without delay when Leeko previously failed to deliver it. The Delivery Boy proceeds to take over all food deliveries for the restaurant while searching for Leeko. Once the Delivery Boy finds Leeko, he proceeds to try and run the pink mouse down with his motorcycle, hitting him several times. Before he can finish the job, however, Moonlight Man jumps in and severs one of Delivery Boy's engines, allowing Leeko to swallow it and get the Jet Copy Ability.

From here, Jet Leeko and the Delivery Boy fight in a battle on the run. The Delivery Boy first tries to swipe at Leeko with his leg. After this, he activates his missile launcher and tries to fire at Leeko, but misses each shot. After this, Leeko unleashes a special attack called Jet Cracker which hits the Delivery Boy and reduces him to a soldering crater, defeating him.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E1/TB068** - Delivery Time (*debut*)
Sir Chanter

**Sir Geoffrey Chanter** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*, and a Puffy resident of Puffy Town. He is the father of Milly and Manny and husband of Lady Chanter, and serves as King Leonardo's prime minister, though his actual duties at court are never made clear.

## Physical appearance

Sir Chanter is drawn with a round head and a somewhat flabby built. He has violet curly hair and mustache, green eyes, and pale yellow skin. He wears a dark magenta, long-sleeved suit with a black belt with white button and cuffs, and dark yellow pants and matching shoes.

## Personality

Sir Chanter is overall easily flustered, and generally too apprehensive to stand up for himself without help from other characters. Because of this, his wife tends to do most of the disciplining to the kids for him, and ends up reluctantly supporting "His Majesty". Sir Chanter is also very anxious, as seen in the episode In Search For The Ring, where he has tried to present Lady Chanter with a wedding ring on their anniversary, but this nervousness has caused him to botch every single attempt and loses the ring to some unfortunate happenstance.

Despite these faults, Sir Chanter is generally loving and kind, especially when it comes to his family. In the episode Too Cook For You, he cooks for his children when Lady Chanter is off with her friends, and despite his inexperience, he creates something delicious for them, which leads to him being confused as a great chef. He's also shown to care for Leeko's well-being despite having no position to help him when the pink Star Warrior is in trouble.

## Skills and abilities

* **Cooking** - He is seen cooking for his kids in the episode Too Cook For You, despite his inexperience.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* His family
* Sunny days
* Karaoke
* Amusement parks
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series

### Dislikes

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

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

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

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* In Viva Las Leo!, his first name is revealed to be Geoffrey from his wife.
* Sir Chanter, along with his family and Chef Peppermint, are the only known Puffies to not have a mushroom cap. The only similarities they have is the black markings around the eyes and the lack of ears and noses.
Athena

**Athena** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. She is a Puffy resident of Puffy Town who runs the local bookstore in town.

## Physical appearances

Athena has a violet mushroom cap with light cyan spots, curly blonde hair, and light blue eyes. Her outfit consists of a gray, long-sleeved dress with a pink shirt collar and hem, dark magenta tights, and dark gray shoes.

## Personality

Not much is known about Athena, but she is very friendly towards others and is known to be studious. Athena can also become easily annoyed and uptight if people, especially Leonardo, don’t follow the rules.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Her job
* Books
* Reading
* Learning
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* The *Wizard Wally* book series

### Dislikes

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

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Athena had her first speaking role in the episode A Dash Of Fiction.
* Athena is named after an ancient Greek goddess of the same name.
* Athena has not had any leading roles in The Beginning series, only making small cameos and having very little dialogue.
Virus (species)

An artwork of a Virus

The **Viruses** are mute and faithful servants of Castle Leonardo, who act as soldiers and laborers, tending to all of King Leonardo's needs. Despite the king's often abusive treatment of them, they stay due to the food and shelter they are provided. The Viruses are led by Sir Pathogen, who has a close relation to them.

## Physical appearance

The Viruses are usually depicted as having violet skin with a lighter purple face, purple eyes, horns, and fingerless stubs for arms. They usually wear a black vest, white trousers, and yellow shoes. They are about the same size as Leeko and have a similar body shape as him.

## Personality

Viruses are portrayed as mute and communicate through gestures and expressions. They are usually tireless, and obey King Leonardo’s every commands and his subordinates in exchange for living in the castle. Viruses are also simple-minded and will follow nearly any order given to them by someone who takes care of them, though they generally hesitate if asked to fight anything dangerous. They also tend to have trouble comprehending complex tasks, and generally only get them done when working together in coordinated and directed fashion.

## Skills and abilities

* **Laboring** - Viruses are capable of performing various kinds of chores or other jobs (baking, cleaning, etc).
* **Combating** - Viruses usually use a spear, but they also use other weapons, though they are not very skilled at fighting in general.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Serving for King Leonardo
* Doing their jobs
* Leeko (sort of)

### Dislikes

* Being treated poorly by King Leonardo
* Mike Leeko's loud singing
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Chewies

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* King Leonardo (master)
* Tommy
* Sir Pathogen (leader)
* Leeko

## Trivia

* The exact number of Viruses living in Castle Leonardo is a question often wondered by a few characters in the show. Tommy attempts to get an exact count in the episode Virus Blues, but gives up somewhere around the 2,000 mark. In the episode Delivery Time, 2,000 sandwiches are ordered for the Viruses by Sir Pathogen, though this does not confirm the exact count either.