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Summertime Song (character)

Template:CleanupCharacter*This page is about the character, for the song, see Summertime Loving, Loving in the Summer (Time)*

## Character information

### Relatives

None

**Summertime Song** is the main antagonist in "This Is My Jam". It also appeared in "Exit 9B". In the episode "This Is My Jam", Pickle and Peanut find an old cassette tape while cleaning out the gutters of the house titled "Summertime Loving, Loving in the Summer (Time)" by a fictional band named Solid Bold. Soon enough, they give the tape another listen for nostalgia's sake. Peanut mentions he found the song cool for one summer in 2007. They soon shut it off, thinking it to be lame. Pickle begins to hum the song throughout the rest of the day. Peanut is miffed by his behavior. After the song starts to possess Pickle, Peanut becomes frightened. They go to Skips who tells them that just sleeping it off would the the trick. That night when Pickle began dreaming, Summertime Song is released. When Pickle woke up, the giant tape was in his room, dancing and playing the song.

It interferes with everybody in The Park. Having had enough, Peanut asks Pickle for a list of things he likes and puts them into a song, therefore creating Aw, Snap!, the way to destroy Summertime Song. However, it isn't defeated, until Benson plays drums for Aw, Snap! After losing an audio battle to Aw, Snap!, Summertime Song accepts defeat and its body begins to rip open, destroying him. On a side note, Peanut defeated Summertime Song simply by hitting it with a pole in "Exit 9B", causing the tapes inside to shoot out and the song to speed up before turning off.

## Appearance

Summertime Song appears to be the tape personified. It has two arms and two legs: thin, black lines. It wears red wayfarers.

## Trivia

* Summertime Song can touch people and physical matter, but people can't physically touch it because it's basically music (as Peanut puts it, "You can't touch music, but music can touch you").
	+ Though on an interesting side-note, Peanut could simply destroy Summertime Song with a baseball bat in Exit 9B. This is possibly because of some flaw associated with Bobby Ferguson Jr's revival process in which certain revived antagonists are weaker.
* It's only weakness is really catchy songs such as *Aw, Snap!*
* In the audio fight, the Summertime Song and the Pickle and Peanut Gang emit an illusional guitarist, each wielding a guitar. Both are colored a different color: purple and green. This is a reference to Big Trouble in Little China, where Egg Shen and David Lopan have a sorcerers duel, using illusionary Chinese warriors, one purple (Shen) and one green(Lopan).
* It reappears in the Season 4 special Exit 9B as one of the many villains resurrected by a portal created by Garrett Bobby Ferguson Jr. It was later destroyed by Mordecai.
* In This Is My Jam, it is revealed that Summertime Song can pass through walls since it's music, which is sound. The thicker a wall is, the harder it may be for it to pass through.

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Finolian

Taka County Mayor (October 2020 - Current)

**Finolian**, more commonly known as Finn, is the Creator and Owner of Finolian SMP. They are a member of the Poopshit Town Council, and are currently the Mayor of Taka County. They won both the October 2020 Taka County mayoral elections and the December 2020 elections. They are a libertarian socialist, and along with Nebori, run the Taka County government.
Ladonna

**Ladonna** is a minor character in *Pickle and Peanut*. She makes her debut in the Season 3 episode "Access Denied".

## History

In "Access Denied", she first appears walking into The Box with a fancy outfit. She quickly notices Peanut from his outfit, and begins to flirt with him. Shortly after, she becomes angry at Peanut for insulting her club while defending his best friend, and she lets out a vicious energy from her body. After unsuccessfully attempting to kick them out of the club, she then demands her guards to, and is seen going back into the crowd.

## Appearance

She wears a black gown with a neon yellow streak. She also has blonde-styled hair, golden rings like bracelets, and black high heels.

## Trivia

* She is most likely a crossover of "Madonna" and "Lady Gaga" as her name implies, having a strong resemblance to both artists.
* Her name means "the woman" in Italian.
* She has mysterious light-based powers which she used to unsuccessfully kick Pickle and Peanut out of her club.
* Her powers are the same color as the streak on her dress - neon yellow.
* She may have thought Peanut was really rich because of his outfit.

## Quotes

"*Well, I am the owner of this "stuck-up club", and I want you two gone."*

"Brazil! Wunderbar! We must go there tonight! I have a jet! Can you imagine the fun we'll have?!"

## Gallery

### "The Thanksgiving Special"

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### "Return of Mordecai and the Rigbys"

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Silver Dude (performer)

**Silver Dude** is the main antagonist in the episode of the same name. Silver was a street performer who was making money by doing ball tricks while being painted silver. When Pickle and Peanut start taking away his business with rapping, however, Silver Dude recorded their rapping and played it while doing his tricks, claiming he wasn't ripping them off. Pickle got angry and attacked him, which upset the God of Street Performing, who decided to host a Street Performing Competition.

Silver kept on ripping off Pickle and Peanut's rapping, but then they used the power of their rapping by saying how he was just a copy cat and couldn't do anything without his boombox. The song demolished his boombox and wiped off his silver paint off, and he lost the competition, along with all the money. Silver Dude tried to rap on his own, but just showed that he really sucked, and the people booed at him for it. He got angry and was about to steal the money until the Guard of Street Performing stopped him, turned him into a mime, and sent him to Street Jail. The audience praised Pickle and Peanut for their efforts.

## Abilities

* Boombox - His boombox is able to record sounds, play them back, and remix them (singing/speech)

## Trivia

* He isn't creative without his boombox.
* He is terrible at rapping.
December Griefing

The **December Griefing** was a massive grief event that took place some time between December 8th and December 11th. It was carried out by an unknown sponsor, although evidence point towards AlphaBeta906, a user who recently got banned from the SMP for a week. The event has been rated a 6 on the *Minecraft Danger Level,* tying it as the most catastrophic event in the server's history.
AK-47

The Kalashnikov 7.62 or Avtomat Kalashnikova (AK-47) Is a Russian Assault Rifle, Produced By Kalashnikov Concern In the Modern Day Russian Federation and by the state in the Soviet Union. It is the most used and produced Firearm in History with over a 100 million Ak-series Rifles Produced. In the Stick Hunger Games Series, It matches it's real-world prolific nature appearing multiple times across all Comics.

In The Stick Hunger Games Series, The Kalashnikov 7.62 is the 3nd Most common Firearm, Behind the M4A1 Carbine and the Desert Eagle Respectively and the 5th Most Common Overall Item behind the Knife and it's variants.
Seven-Sixty Pump

The Remington Model 760 is a Pump Action Rifle First produced in 1952 with all production ceasing in 1981 with it being replaced with the improved model 7600 offered in both "sportsman" (Wooden Furniture) and "Tactical" (Black Polymer forearm and buttstock).
Being Fed with Box-Magazines allowed it to use high-caliber spitzer bullets.

In Stick Hunger Games:
The Remington 7600 Pump-Action is a Sniper Rifle Primary in Stick Hunger Games and One of 6 Single-Action rifles. By default, It has a walnut wood stock and Fiber optic sights mounted. It Chambers .30-06 Springfield rounds fired from a 4-round detachable box-magazine. It is considerably faster in it's fire rate compared to it's competitors due to it's pump-action nature but suffers from a low-magazine capacity
Kar98k

The Kar98k is one of the last military rifles that was designed by Mauser which had a long line of models dating back decades. Not Long after the ending of the first world war, Mauser designed a newer version of the already in service Gewehr 98 for the German military (karabiner 98B). The Treaty of Versailles prohibited the designing of New rifles by Germany however so It was labeled as a carbine despite being far more of a full on upgrade of the existing weapon and not a carbine. It was this weapon that would go on to be developed further in the future and subsequently in 1935, the Kar98k was built. It's most notable feature was a shortened barrel that helped with wielding and storage. The German Wehrmacht would quickly adopt the weapon shortly after it's debut and would continue to use it through the entire second world war. The weapon is a five-shot bolt action rifle that used 8mm Mauser rifle rounds. The kar98k would see service in all major theaters in the second world war and while semi-auto rifles were gaining popularity among the allies more and more as the war progressed, the Germans were rather content with their bolt-action rifle. It wouldn't be until the last year of the war where the kar98k would start getting replaced in favor of the fully-automatic STG-44 assault rifle. Despite this, the kar98k would still remain a vital part in the German Military as the STG-44 was only produced in limited amounts. After the war ended millions of these rifles were captured by the allies and redistributed around the world to re-arm international militaries.

In Stick Hunger Games, The Kar98k is the most-common of the Sniper rifles appearing in multiple comics, By default the weapon has a custom-tooled bolt for faster cycling and a 6x zoom WW2-Era Scope. It can only be reloaded one bullet at a time as a stripper clip will not fit between the open chamber and scope mount.

Comic Description: Distance makes the heart grow fonder. Douse the fire within your heart by firing a bullet into someone else's.
Lee Enfield Mk V "Jungle Carbine"

The Rifle no.5 MKI, nicknamed the Jungle Carbine is a derivative of the existing Lee-Enfield no.4 Mk1, with the exception that it was modified to be more compactible within the confined jungle environment of the Far East. As expected from a carbine model, it had a compact design with a shorter barrel than the original. Apart from that however, there isn't much to differentiate from it to that aforementioned Lee Enfield No.4 model, with the Jungle carbine being similar in most other aspects. It was even chambered to fire the same .303 British cartridge, however with it's shortened Barrel, it's range was reduced but would have also made the weapon somewhat lighter and more maneuverable, more for Jungle warfare as it's name would suggest, as a compact weapon would make the marches throughout the forests far more comfortable and sightlines were often broken by either trees or mountains, causing enemy encounters to happen within shorter ranges. Although It's nickname associates it with combat in the Far east, it was actually originally designed to be used by Paratroopers and other airborne forces in Europe, with the weapon being introduced in March 1944, it however only saw limited use in the Second World War and production ultimately ended in 1947, with the weapon being deemed unsuitable for general issue due to certain design flaws that affected the rifle's accuracy. It also suffered from an impressive amount of recoil due to the power of the .303 British round that it fired, this most likely was also another reason why it was deemed unfavorable to use. Overall the weapon had a very short service life despite the fact that it was originally designed to be the successor of the Lee-Enfield no.4 line but it still saw use within certain British special forces units for several years in the Early Cold war-era, with examples being the Malayan emergency and the Korean War.

In Stick Hunger Games

The Jungle carbine is classified as a bolt-action sniper rifle in the Stick Hunger games. It chambers the .303 British round and has a magazine capacity of 10 rounds It has a low-overall damage for a weapon in the sniper rifle category however it does have a significantly faster rate of fire along with the fact it can fire continuously while sights are being aimed down along with it's perfectly decent overall damage even at longer ranges means that with aggressive play, it can easily compensate for it's shortcomings at longer ranges. It is however stuck with a long-reload time due to it having to reload one round at a time or with a pair of 5 round stripper clips. It should be noted that it does have higher than average recoil due to the combination of it's small frame and high-powered cartridge, It does not have an attachments by default.

Description: It's even easier now to clean up those mean streets, now that you have this compact little number
AF2011

The AF2011 manufactured by Arsenal Firearms is an Italian double barreled semi-automatic pistol. It's design is based off the M1911 pistol, with it essentially being two M1911 pistols welded together, side by side. Most of it's mechanisms are either welded together or come in pairs. The magazine the pistol uses are similar to standard M1911 magazines, but are held together at the base.

In Stick Hunger Games:
The AF2011 is a sidearm in the Stick Hunger games comics and one of 4 weapons in the "High-powered sidearms" category, It chambers the .45 ACP cartridge and has a magazine capacity of 16 rounds.
The weapon fires a 2 shot burst from both barrels, granting the weapon impressive power and has decent accuracy at close range.
The pistol possesses a faster rate of fire compared to the other weapons in the "High-powered sidearms", But suffers from high recoil and has weaker range than most of the other pistols in the same category as well. Similar to most of the weapons in it's category, it has a long reload due to it's larger and heavier magazines. It does not come with any standard attachments but it does by default have a Satin-nickel finish along with black synthetic grips.

Comic Description: Additional barrels is adding more Bacon, It makes anything and everything that much better.
Victory Square

**Victory Square**, also simply known as the **Central Square**, **Poopshit Square** or the **Great Square**, is a 6x6-block plaza in the middle of Poopshit Island. It is in the centre of Poopshit Island, near the crossroads of Old Finn Road and Geo Street, in between Geo's house, the City Council, the central Poopshit farm, and the Undersiege Apartments. The title "*Victory Square"* is derived from the Taka County victory in the Taka County Civil War. The name was adopted on December 26th, 2020, at around 12:00 PM Eastern Time.
Desert Eagle

The Desert Eagle is a large-framed semi automatic pistol. Originally produced by Israeli Military Industries and now currently by the U.S company, Magnum Research. The Pistol Fires various Mid-High Caliber rounds included .50 Action-Express, .44 Magnum and .357 Magnum. It Holds 9 rounds in .357, 8 rounds in .44 and 7 in .50 AE.

In Stick Hunger Games:

The Desert Eagle is the most common sidearm in the entire Stick Hunger Games series and the Third Most Common Weapon overall in the Series Behind the MK2 Pineapple Grenade and the American M4A1 Carbine. By default the Weapon has a Satin-Nickel Finish with Black Rubber Grips. It is chambered solely in .50 Caliber Action Express.

Comic Description: Powerful Enough To Kill A Grizzly Bear In One Shot and Dislocate Your Wrist If You're Dumb Enough To Fire It Off With One Hand.
Mars Automatic

Right at the end of the 19th Century, English Inventor Hugh Gabbet-Fairfax decided to design the most powerful semi-automatic pistol in the world (For it's time anyway) and as a result in 1897,The Mars Automatic was created in collaboration with British Revolver manufacturing company, Webley and Scott. When Fairfax Patented the weapon in 1900, he decided to split with Webley who wanted to alter the pistol to make it more appealing for the commercial market, which would have meant sacrificing some of the power and size to make it more comfortable to wield and cheaper to mass-produce. Fairfax wanted to keep his weapon exactly how it was however. This has been regarded as a poor decision as the Mars Automatic was huge and it's 11mm Variants had huge amounts of stopping power.
However, during Military testing, it turned out that no one really liked firing one. The Weapon has enormous amounts of recoil and muzzle flash and shooting it was apparently a really unpleasant experience, Not only was the Mars too "hardcore" for effective use but it was also too mechanically complex to manufacture on a large scale which would have increased the cost to produce substantially. But Because Fairfax was too stubborn to listen to feedback and change the Mars design, the pistol was rejected by the British War Office and was never adopted by Military forces. Fairfax unfortunately became Bankrupt by 1903 and the patent was passed over to several of his investors. This group of investors attempted to recover the design and regain their lost investments. Unfortunately a few years later the group were also unsuccessful and also went bankrupt. By 1907, Any Hope of reviving the Mars Automatic Faded Away Completely as the Weapon was abandoned completely. In the end only about 80 pistols were made in total. The pistol may have had impressive amounts of power but it just wasn't practical enough to find it's way into a Military Arsenal.

In Stick Hunger Games:
The Mars Automatic is one of many semi-automatic pistols in the Stick hunger games series and one of four weapons in the High-Powered Sidearms sub-category. It Fires the 8.5mm Mars Cartridge with a magazine stack size of 11 rounds. It has No Attachments or Cosmetic Customization By Default.

Comic Description: "You Got Your Damn Blood On My Suit"
Bahía del Príncipe

**Bahía del Príncipe** es una playa a la que asistieron los egresados de Mandalay en el 2030 y también fue donde se originó la Corporación Nueva Era Virtual.

En este lugar, en el año 2009 fue retenida Luz Inchausti tras su secuestro. Justina intentó rescatarla pero fue atrapada y posiblemente asesinada días después. Fue donde dio a luz Justina a Victor Vörg.

A final del 2030, la Jefa de Ministros soltó una bomba sobre la ciudad, generando la muerte de la mayoría de la gente del lugar y el secuestro de gran parte de los mandalayos para formar parte del NE.

El resto de los chicos se dispersó por la ciudad hasta encontrarse en el bosque.

## Curiosidades

* Esta playa se utilizó para varias tomas en diferentes temporadas de Casi Ángeles, pero con diferentes nombres.
.44 Auto Mag

The .44 Auto Mag round was invented in 1958. Following more than a decade of research and development, a pistol that chambered that .44 Auto Mag round was created, The Auto Mag Pistol. The Original Company (AMC) producing the firearm had severe financial issues regarding the pistol's over-engineered design causing them to actually lose a grand over every single one sold, leading to eventual bankruptcy after only 2 years of production. Following the Bankruptcy another Company (TDE) and American Cartridge Designer Lee Jurras acquired the company in 1974 and began another round of production. The Pistol however struggled to produce and the company changed logos and hands several times. All production however ended in 1982, since it has been reverse engineered several times and sold under several different names. The Version most commonly seen today is 8th Generation one produced by AMT.

In the Stick Hunger Games Series:

The .44 Auto Mag is one of many pistols in the series and one of four weapons labelled in the High-Powered Sidearms sub-category. It Fires .44 AMP rounds with a magazine capacity of 7 rounds. It has no attachments or finishes by default similar to that of many sidearms. It is arguably the most ignored of the 4 High-powered Sidearms and one of the most ignored of all secondary weapons as it's appearances are limited, to say the least often ignored in favor of the far more iconic Desert Eagle.

Comic *Description: "*A True High-Velocity Pistol, Great For Quick And Accurate Kills*"*
February 2021 Taka County mayoral elections

The **February 2021 Taka County mayoral elections** will be the third election of Taka County mayor. The only known candidates, as of January 19, 2021, are Finolian, who is the incumbent Taka County Mayor, and Belastan. Finolian was the winner of the December 2020 election. It will take place on February 25th, 2021, and will decide the next mayor of Taka County.
Volumes

This page lists all of the volumes of *How to Fight/Viral Hit.*

## Volume 1

Book coverVol.1 character cardsPoster
The first volume contains chapters 1-8. In the original Korean release it also includes an A3 poster and two randomized character cards.

**Author / Publisher** : Park Taejoon(writing) / Kim Junghyun (art)

**Size** : 150x210mm

**Number of pages** : 288

**Publication date** : July 29, 2021

**Chapters included** : chapters 1-8

**Available languages** : Korean, Japanese

## Volume 2

Vol.2 + character cardsBook coverAdditional merchandiseThe second volume was originally released as a special edition, containing multiple other merchandise products, which include; a poster, a 50-page blank notebook, memo papers, a towel and a transparent photo card. It also includes two randomized character cards.

**Author / Publisher** : Park Taejoon (writing) / Kim Junghyun (art)

**Size** : 150x210mm

**Number of pages** : 304

**Publication date** : March 31, 2022

**Chapters included** : Chapters 9-17

**Available languages** : Korean

## Volume 3

Vol.3 + character cardsBook coverLike the other volumes, the third also includes two randomized character cards.

**Author / Publisher** : Park Taejoon (writing) / Kim Junghyun (art)

**Size** : 150x210mm

**Number of pages** : 320

**Publication date** : June 16, 2022

**Chapters included** : Chapters 18-26

**Available languages** : Korean
South of the Line Chili Rellenos

**South of the Line Chili Rellenos** is brand of famous chilli rellenos created and operated by Hector, which is widely known for it unique spiciness. However, it turns out that the secret ingredient for the chili spiciness actually comes from gunpowder, making the chili completely illegal to sell due to extreme health hazard by the United States.

## Components

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Hector states that the South of the Line Chili Rellenos contains 500% gunpowder with zero natural ingredient. It is shown that the Chili Rellenos is just more than a dry husk of chilli stuffed with at least a whole box of gunpowder.

Because of the extremely toxic, lethal and combustible components, the Chili Rellenos are not only poisonous for normal human consumption but also totally unsafe to cook as Muscle Man tries to fried one in a viral internet stun, resulting the destruction of the grill and his clothes.

The chili also can be used as makeshift grenade as Muscle Man managed to blow up the entire South of the Line Chili Rellenos warehouse by throwing the chili into a crate full of its.

## History

South of the Line Chili Rellenos first appeared in "Firework Runs" when Pickle, Peanut, Muscle Man, and Hi Five Ghost tried to buy fireworks from Hector. When Pickle accidentally discovered the production facility that showed the full production process of the chilli, Hector tried to blow up the gang to silent them from the US law.

After Pickle, Peanut, Muscle Man, and Hi Five Ghost escaped and blew up the warehouse, Hector tried to kill them only for Peanut to trick Hector to light up the El Diablo, causing the firework to destroy both Hector and his production facility, ending the South of the Line Chili Rellenos brand forever.

In the half-hour episode, "New Bro on Campus", Muscle Man created a stun in which he would try to fry the last remaining South of the Line Chili Rellenos only for him to have his clothes and grill disintegrated from a massive explosion.
Cregg

**Cregg** is a character who appeared in the episode "Caveman".

## History

He was a caveman when Pickle and Peanut found him in the cave, but when he was fully civilized, he basically became a human. Before being tested by Benson, Cregg asked the two if he could meet his old girlfriend Diane. When they agreed, she ended up releasing the rest of the cavemen, and they destroyed most of the park. However, Pickle, Peanut, and Cregg lead the tribe back to the meat locker, where Cregg and his tribe ended up getting frozen once again.

## Appearance

When he was 100% caveman, he wore nothing but a loin cloth, when he became civilized, he had black shoes, tan jeans, a white T-shirt and a red sleeveless sweater.

## Trivia

* When he freezes in the meat locker his smile resembles a 'troll face'.
* Gregg and Diane make a cameo appearance in One Space Day at a Time, when Pops and Eileen check the Meat Locker for food supplies.
Bistro en le Parc

Bistro en le Parc is the name of a fancy restaurant seen in the episode, "Fancy Restaurant". This is where Muscle Man, with Pickle and Peanut's help, takes Starla, Herb, and Rose to dinner. It is also seen in the episodes, "Ace Balthazar Lives" and "Real Date".

## Employees

* Bistro en le Parc Employees
	+ Maitre d' (formerly; deceased)
* Pickle (fake employee)
* Peanut (fake employee)

## Food

* Salad
* Fancy Dessert (Crème Brûlée)
* Lobster
* Filet Mignon
* Cheese Burger
* Cola
* Taco
* Hot Dog
* Crisps
* Steak

## Trivia

* They have a dress code: one must have shirt and shoes. Also, one needs a clean, fancy jacket and outfit.
* After the events of "Fancy Restaurant", Bistro en le Parc is under new management, as the previous Maitre d' was killed.
Dan Wesson .50

The Dan Wesson Revolver Was Designed By Dan Wesson Firearms,( Owned By Česká zbrojovka Uherský Brod (CZUB)). It has several interesting features in that it's barrels are interchangeable and possessing a cylinder latch. The Dan Wesson PPC revolver has a unique barrel which is especially heavy to reduce recoil. However the revolver is rather rare and are usually custom designed items.

In Stick Hunger Games:

The Dan Wesson .50 Cal is a Pistol Sidearm in Stick Hunger Games and one of 4 weapons in the Subcategory of "Revolvers". It Chambers the Hulking .500 S&W Magnum Round and has a capacity of 5 rounds per round. It has incredible damage and range which surpasses all of it's competitors in the "Revolver" sub-category. It is hindered by the fact It has the smallest magazine capacity and the highest recoil of all the revolvers.

Description: Stopping Power and Rugged Style, This Beauty Of A Gun Has It All.
.410 C.O.P

The Compact Off-Duty Police Or Cop 357 Derringer is an American 4-shot Derringer-style pistol chambered in .357 Magnum. Built in 1983 and manufactured by a now failed company, It was designed to be a high-powered backup for various types of law-enforcement officers offering both power and concealability. It however did not perform well at this role as it was plagued with issues regarding it's high weight, poorly designed iron sights, heavy trigger pull and high recoil.

In the Stick Hunger Games Series:

The .410 C.O.P is a Pistol in the Stick Hunger Games Graphic Novel Series and one of four weapons in the High-Powered Sidearms Sub-Category. By Default It has Custom-Pearl Grips and a Cylindrical Choke. Compared to it's real-life counterpart the C.O.P does not fire .357 Magnum and instead uses .410 Bore Shotgun shells which is based off a variant of the real-life pistol designed as an emergency survivalist's weapon for Pilots.

Comic Description: The Ultimate In High Attitude Break-Action Personal Defense.
Tants

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**"Tants"** is the ninth episode in Season 5 (and one hundred-twenty fifth episode overall) of *Pickle and Peanut*.It first aired on November 4, 2019.

## Synopsis

Pops surprises Pickle and Peanut with the gift of Tants: pants that are also a table.

## Plot

Pops buys every park worker a gift for the park's anniversary. Both Pickle and Peanut receive a pair of "Tants": pants that are also a table. They decide that they don't like the Tants, and when asked, they give them to Muscle Man. Pops later walks into the room wearing Tants and asks Pickle and Peanut to have a Tants lunch with him, which they can't do, as they have given the Tants to Muscle Man. Peanut begins tell Pops that they don't have the Tants anymore, but that makes Pops begin to cry so Pickle lies and claims the Tants are at the dry cleaners.

On Peanut's call they head to Muscle Man's trailer to ask for the Tants back, which he says is fine as he and Starla have finished using them for their pizza dinner/date. Unfortunately the Tants are ruined, so they head to the Dry Cleaners, to wash them, only to find that they don't fit in the washing machine. Pickle tries to shove the Tants into the machine, however, he accidentally pushes the "wash" button and thus ruining them. After looking online to buy more Tants, the pair see that they cost $200, which they don't have. Peanut thinks for a bit, before getting the idea to sew bootleg Tants with the sewing machine in the basement, but unfortunately neither of them can sew. They call Big Dook to assist them, which she does easily and soon they have replica Tants.

Peanut decides to make the Tants look legit by removing the Tants Co label of the existing ruined Tants and putting it on the new ones. This label came with a "Do Not Remove" warning sign on it, however, stating that it was illegal to remove the label from the Tants. Peanut proceeds though, and a circuit hidden underneath the label summons the founder of Tants Co. and his soldiers. The founder tries to destroy the bootleg Tants, while the Tants Co soldiers try to stop the three from protecting the Tants. When asked why they would want to make bootleg Tants, Pickle and Peanut tell him the whole truth of the plot above. Pops overheard this confession however, and forgave them, stating that all of the effort they had gone to for him showed that they were true friends.

The founder of Tants Co was touched by this, yet destroyed the bootleg Tants anyways, replacing them with a new pair of Tants. Pickle, Peanut, and Pops then have a Tants picnic. Moments later, Muscle Man and Starla are seen wearing two Tants Co. products: frelts (friend belt) and four-legged acid wash jeans. Muscle Man claims that Tants are so "last season." As they leave, Peanut wishes that Pops wouldn't buy frelts. Pops agrees with Peanut, claiming that they look ridiculous.

### Main Characters

* Pops
* Pickle
* Peanut
* Big Dook
* President Of Tants Co.
* Tants Co. Guards

### Minor Characters

* Muscle Man
* Hi Five Ghost
* Starla
* Thomas
* Benson (non-speaking cameo)
* Drum Guy (Cameo)
* Skips (Mentioned)

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Arctic Warfare Magnum

The Arctic Warfare Magnum (AWM) Built By Accuracy International Designated as the L115 By the British military is a British Bolt-Action Rifle. Based On the L96, The AWM is designed for Flexibility and Easy Serviceability. The AWM chambers high-powered magnum rounds, either .300 Winchester or .338 Lapua. With this feature, the weapon has amazing amounts of power behind every shot and a range exceeding 1 kilometer. It is used widely across Europe and is popular with Law enforcement.

In Stick Hunger Games:
The AWM is a Sniper Rifle Primary in Stick Hunger Games and one of six weapons labelled as "Single-Action Rifles". It Chambers .338 Lapua Magnum rounds and has a magazine capacity of 5 rounds. By Default It has a Fluted Barrel to Improve Muzzle Velocity and reduce weight, attached folding stock for portability and a 8x Rifle scope. In Comparison to some of the other bolt action rifles it has slightly higher range at the cost of slightly below average cycling rate. It is very well-designed for most situation and ranges even if some other weapons are more suited for close ranges or extreme Distances. The weapon unfortunately zooms out when cycling the bolt so re-aiming is crucial.

Comic Description: "This British Bolt Action Has Seen Service In The Hands Of Law Enforcement Across The Globe. It Fires A High-Powered Magnum Round and Is Very Accurate Even At Long Distances"
Eggscellent Waiter

The **Eggscellent Waiter** is the name of the waiter and cashier at *The* *Eggscellent Restaurant* who only appears in *Eggscellent*. He is the manager and owner of the Eggscellent Diner.

## Appearance

The Waiter has a gray mustache, grey sideburns, and appears to be balding. He wears a white uniform with grey pants and has a golden wristwatch.

## Personality

The Waiter is well-meaning man who is very strict about the rules of the Eggscellent Challenge, such as not selling the prized trucker hat to Peanut even though Pickle's life depended on it. He appears to know about what happens to the people who finish the challenge and tries his best to prevent anyone from even attempting the challenge to prevent them from receiving the same fate. He will even go as far as using violence to prevent the person from finishing the challenge. He is also very sympethetic, apologizing to Peanut for Pickle's hospitalized status.

## History

In "Eggscellent", the Waiter takes Peanut's order before turning to Pickle. When Pickle orders the Eggscellent Challenge, the Waiter hesitates and tries to convince Pickle to order something else. However, Pickle is too stubborn and uses the restaurant's slogan, "The Customer Is Always Right!" to pressure the waiter into serving the omelette, to his and Peanut's annoyance. The Waiter gives in and allows Pickle to order it, which in turn, sends Pickle to the hospital.

Later on, Peanut returns to the restaurant in an attempt to purchase the hat but the Waiter refuses, saying that he cannot sell the hat. Peanut then asks for Eggscellent Challenge. The Waiter once again tries to turn Peanut away from the Challenge but he allows him to attempt it. When Peanut fails the challenge, he once again asks the Waiter to sell him the hat but to no avail. Peanut throws the omelette and leaves the restaurant in anger, leaving the Waiter to shake his head in pity.

A few days later, Peanut returns to the restaurant and asks the waiter for the Eggscellent Challenge. Once again, the Waiter attempts to convince Peanut to change his mind but is left with no choice but to bring the omelette for him. When Peanut begins the Challenge, the Waiter notices that Peanut is using Johnathan Kimble's strategies. Knowing that Peanut could potentially finish the Challenge, he attempted to stop him only to be pushed back by Benson who arrived with the Muscle Man, Hi Five Ghost, and Skips. The Waiter calls the other employees for backup and orders the park workers to step aside. When they refuse, the Waiter and his gang engage in a fight with them. As Peanut finishes off the remaining bits of the omelette, the Waiter makes one final attempt to stop him but he is tripped by Benson. When he sees that Peanut has completed the Challenge, the Waiter, in a sorrowful state claims that they were only trying to help before Peanut is teleported to the Final Test.

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Prankless

"**Prankless"** is the thirty-fifth episode in Season 3 (and seventy-fifth episode overall) of *Pickle and Peanut*. It first aired on August 6, 2018.

## Synopsis

Just as the rival park resumes a long-going prank war, a guilty Muscle Man retires from pranking after one of his pranks goes terribly wrong (which almost claimed Pops' life).

## Plot

In the beginning, Muscle Man and Hi Five Ghost set a prank for Peanut by taping his bed to the ceiling. However, everything goes wrong when Pops' balloon touches the bed, causing the bed to fall down on Pops, who sobs loud enough for all the park workers to come to his aid. After Pops is rescued by paramedics, Muscle Man realizes his pranks can hurt or kill people, so he retires from pranking.

Pickle is joyful about this until Benson reveals that The Park had a prank war with its rival park, East Pines, which was led by the park manager Gene. Muscle Man was the only member of the park who had the guts to defeat them. This is how Muscle Man found his calling: pulling pranks on people around the Park. East Pines restarts the prank war and the Park is under siege.

The groundskeepers gather together in Skips' garage. They begin devising a plan to win the Prank War: Benson will go and convince Muscle Man to come out of retirement, Pickle and Peanut will take out the East Pines bathrooms with jumbo rolls of plastic wrap, and Skips and Hi Five Ghost will prank the rival park members with expired bologna, illegal fireworks, and "three good arms". Once the plan is sorted out, they notice Gene and his park workers waiting outside. Gene, having heard about Muscle Man's retirement, orders his men to fire their tomato guns, forcing everyone back inside. Skips says that he and Fives will draw the fire while other the others handle the rest.

Benson goes to Muscle Man's trailer, and informs him that East Pines are pranking The Park again. Muscle Man tells Benson that he *doesn't* and *never will* prank anymore. Benson insists that he can't just let East Pines destroy the park, but Muscle Man counters that statement by reminding him of what happened with his last prank, and declares his pranking is over.

With everyone pranked by the members of East Pines, Benson brings Pops from the hospital to encourage Muscle Man to come out of retirement. When Pops shows him a present someone gave him, it turns out to be the old boxing-glove-in-a-present trick set up by East Pines. This angers Muscle Man, who goes and takes out all the rival grounds keepers and scares the rival manager so much that it ends the prank war for good. The episode ends with members of East Pines cleaning up The Park and Benson and Pops revealing that they were the ones who set up the present trick in order to get Muscle Man out of retirement and save them.
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Starla's Niece

Starla's Niece is a very minor character who only appears briefly during a flashback in the Season 4 episode Sleep Fighter when Muscle Man realizes the reason why he's having traumatic nightmares.

## History

Muscle Man remembers babysitting Starla's niece and sitting on the couch and when Starla left, she told him to watch over the baby and he turns on the TV. There is a creepy show with the purple creatures called the Huggstables offering to hug a criminal.

Muscle Man changes the channel to the world's gnarling hit crash pit but it causes the baby to start crying so he switches the channel back to the Huggstable. The Huggstables have surrounded the criminal and hugged him causing him to explode in a multitude of sparkles and they remark that "he looks so pretty now". Then they point to a terrified looking troll and rush over to hug him and he also explodes into sparkles.

Muscle Man says that every time he tried to turn it off the baby would start crying, and what made it worst is that they played each episode of this show back to back, all 8 seasons with 257 episodes. As a result, Muscle Man was traumatized to the point that he was curled up on the floor crying by the time Starla and her sister had returned.
Gloria

**Gloria Peterson** is the human mother of Peanut and Don. She trusts Peanut so much she doesn't worry about him. However, she has been shown to be a bit of a nag and in "Preschool Reunion" she was overprotective at one point.

## Gallery

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## Appearances

* "Sneaky Patty Sleepover"
* "Bats"
* "Rat King Moves In"
* "Australia"
* "Gregazoids"

## Trivia

* Her outfit seems to imply that she may be a park ranger.
* In the episode Australia her name is revealed to be Gloria via a letter from her distant uncle.
Exit 9B

"**Exit 9B**" is the first episode in Season 4 of *Pickle and Peanut*. It premiered on October 1, 2019.

## Overview

Two months after the park is destroyed, Pickle and Peanut must bring the brainwashed workers, excluding the newly hired Thomas, back to their old selves to prevent a highway from being built over the park.

## Cast

* Pickle
* Peanut
* Garrett Bobby Ferguson Jr.
* Thomas
* Benson
* Garrett Bobby Ferguson
* Skips
* Pops
* Muscle Man
* Hi Five Ghost
* Freeway Construction Workers
* Death
* Gary
* Baby Ducks
* Guardians of Eternal Youth
* Techmo
* Lemon Chef
* God of Basketball
* Howard Fightington
* Zombies
* Gory Agnes
* The Night Owl
* The Urge
* Giant Susan
* Psycho Cyclops
* Broseph Chillaxton
* The Master Prank Caller
* Game Store Manager
* Party Pete
* Stag-Man
* Destroyer of Worlds
* No Rules Man
* Charlie
* Summertime Song
* Hammer
* Blonde Men
* Gramma Jail Prisoners
* Hot Dogs
* Duck Collector
* Skull Punch
* Mona (flashback)
* SWAT Team (flashback)
* Louie (flashback)
* Grease Monster (flashback)
* The Janitor (flashback)
* Police Officer (flashback)
Wing Kingdom

Wing Kingdom is a restaurant that is frequently featured in Pickle and Peanut.

## Appearance

The exterior of Wing Kingdom is white and there is a "Wing Kingdom" sign with a crown is at the top of the door. There is a beam with black and white stripes between the door and window. The interior has many booths and tables, and the manager is located near at the entrance. There is also a restroom.

**Bank Shot:**Wing Kingdom has a bank shot game that was featured in the episode of the same name.

**Pool table:** Wing Kingdom has a pool table where a group was playing it in "Bank Shot"

## Challenges

**Wing Kingdom Wing Challenge:**This was a challenge first mentioned by Pops in the episode Guy's Night. Muscle Man is the only known person to complete this challenge. It can be assumed the challenge involes eating a certain large amount of chicken wings.

## Staff

* Chef
* Waiter
* Manager

## Episode Appearances

### Season Three

* Under the Hood (mentioned)
* Big Winner
* Fancy Restaurant

### Season Five

* Bank Shot
* Dodge This
* The Postcard (flashback)
* Gold Watch
* Bachelor Party! Zingo!!

### Season Six

* The End of Muscle Man
* Format Wars II

### Season Seven

* Dumptown USA (mentioned)
* The Parkie Awards
Maitre d'

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**Maitre d'** is the former manager at Bistro en le Parc and the main antagonist in the episode "Fancy Restaurant", along with the Bistro en le Parc Employees. He spoke with a French accent and had a grudge against un-fancy people. He was tripped by Muscle Man, causing him to fly out of the window and land on a car below and died. He attacked with a sharp fork. Though he apparently died he would later make an appearance in The Lunch Club

## Appearance

He wore a black tuxedo with a shirt underneath, and had a black mustache and black hair.

## Gallery

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Barry & Jones

**Barry & Jones** are two minor characters that made their first debut in "Grilled Cheese Deluxe".

They take Pickle and Peanut on a tour of the compound, thinking that Pickle and Peanut were astronauts. They believed everything Pickle and Peanut said during their lying contest up until Pickle admitted that him and Peanut weren't actually astronauts.

## Appearance

### Barry

He is the brown-haired astronaut who doesn't talk very much. He has a mustache and is around the same height as Jones. He wears the exact same spacesuit as Jones, as they are both astronauts who work together.

### Jones

The most talkative of the two, Jones is the one with grey, nearly black hair. His ID card shows that his birthdate is May 8, 1956, making his age at the time of Grilled Cheese Deluxe 59 years old. He is 6'2" tall.

## Personality

Barry & Jones are shown to be very friendly to Pickle and Peanut when they overheard that they were astronauts, unaware of the fact that they were lying about it. They are extremely social and were fond of the duo's fabricated stories when they were touring the compound. However, as soon as the anti-matter nucleus became unstable, they weren't hesitant (Jones in particular) on sacrificing Pickle to prevent catastrophic losses of innocent lives. When the duo finally dropped their facade, the astronauts kicked them out of the compound and had to drive the duo back to Pop's House and threatened violence should they ever pretend to be astronauts again, severing whatever friendship they had with Pickle and Peanut.
Johnathan Kimble

**Johnathan Kimble** was a former groundskeeper at The Park who only appeared in a flashback in "Eggscellent".

## Appearance

Kimble was an obese Caucasian man with black hair and big lips. He wore a red flannel shirt, blue pants, and a black belt. His appearance looked like a trucker, a supporting reason for why he wanted the hat. He became fat apparently due to him excessively eating the Eggscellent Challenge 3 times every day for a long time.

## Biography

Kimble was obsessed with winning the Eggscellent Challenge, but always failed yet he learned from his mistakes each time he failed the challenge. He kept a notebook journal on deducing the universal path to winning and having been excited on figuring out how to win, he told the crowd he figured it out then vanished the same day. Benson and Skips recollected his journal after his death.

Peanut won the challenge by following Kimble's journal, then finds out Kimble won the challenge but he died from picking the wrong hat and so all that remains of him is his skeleton and clothes.

## Trivia

* It is unknown how long ago he worked at the park before, although it was probably shortly before Pickle and Peanut were born due to Benson and Skips remembering him fondly. However, a commercial that aired earlier in the episode stated that the Eggscellent Challenge comes every 20 years, so he could have possibly worked at the park over 20 years ago. Whatever the circumstance, Benson still knew him.
* Despite his death, he makes a cameo appearance in "Men in Uniform" chasing after the park workers to make fun of them. This could means that this episode takes place before Eggscellent or maybe this was an oversight or goof from the producers.

## Gallery

### "Men in Uniform"

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