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Mr. Daiken

**Mr. Daiken** is a sword-wielding teacher monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics and powers

Mr. Daiken is a large man with anatomy similar to Button Bowtie who wears a blue suit and samurai-style armband and headband. He has a round head with black hair that spikes out at the back, a large mouth set in a crazed smile, and featureless yellow angry eyes. He wears white gloves and has black shoes.

Mr. Daiken fights using a bokken and later a laser sword. He is skilled with both, and also quite agile in combat. His most notable ability is stretching his arms out to great lengths in order to try and hit Leeko from a distance. Despite being described as a teacher monster, Mr. Daiken does not do any sort of teacher, nor does he speak.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Mr. Daiken appears in the episode Schooled 3: Teacher’s Threat, where he is summoned from a large blue orb by King Leonardo in order to replace Button Bowtie and attack Leeko. Once he appears, Mr. Daiken immediately starts striking Leeko with his bokken, forcing the pink mouse to run away. Mr. Daiken then catches up to Leeko and launches him through a window, but stumbles when he tries to follow him outside, giving Leeko a chance to vacuum-mouth his bokken and gain the Sword Copy Ability. From here, Mr. Daiken pulls out his laser sword and the duel continues. Sword Leeko manages to gain the upper hand and slice Mr. Daiken in half with a Sword Beam attack, defeating him and blowing up the academy in the process.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E16/TB083** - Schooled 3: Teacher’s Threat (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Mr. Daiken's name means "big sword" in Japanese.
Bomb

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

## Power description

Bomb allows Leeko to use an unlimited number of bombs that he conjures from thin air to attack at a distance or with strategic placement, or change the size of the bomb he’s holding. He can also return the enemies' bombs to them. Although it has more simpler movesets, the Bomb ability is quite handy due to its emergent techniques, as the ability can be used to defeat a strong opponent. Once Leeko summons a bomb, the rest comes down to how he’ll use the bomb: simply tossing it, rolling it along the ground, placing it at his feet, or planting it right on an enemy’s head. In later seasons, it is capable of being mixed with other abilities and powers, giving it a much larger range of flexibility.

In Seasons 12 and 13, Bomb is compatible with the Android Suit, granting Leeko the potent Bomb Mode. In Seasons 14 to 20, Bomb can be given any one of the five Power Effects to create five elemental variants, with the most notable one being Bluster Bomb. The Bluster Bomb gives Leeko the ability to toss bombs that fall gently downward, extending their reach or letting them linger in the air as hazards for enemies. In addition, when holding a Bluster Bomb, Leeko will float upward if he is in the air, including allies who just picked up bombs that Leeko tossed.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko gains the Bomb ability, he wears a black, round bomb cap with a single fuse sticking out from the top. He also sports a one-piece black, round bodysuit with orange long sleeves and yellow gloves.

## Transformation scene

* **Seasons 1-9:** Leeko cringes, turns red as he inflates like a balloon, then explodes. Then he appears in front of the smoke wearing the hat and bodysuit, summons a bomb and holds it above his head to finish the transformation.
* **Seasons 10-present:** The animation sequence is the same, except Leeko holds the bomb in his left hand instead of over his head.

## Trivia

* Bomb is the second ability introduced to give Leeko a full bodysuit. The first is Stone.
* The outfit Leeko get when getting this ability is meant to resemble a bomb.
* The Ability Star pendant for Bomb is gray displaying a darker gray bomb.
* The costume for this ability was originally a black winter hat with yellow spots and an eye mask.
* Bomb was likely based off of the scrapped Grenade ability.
Marvin

**Marvin** is a supporting character of *Leeko: The Series*. He is a Puffy resident of Puffy Town who is seen as a fortune teller, though he actually relies on town gossip from Bubbles to counsel the other Puffies in guise of reading their fortune.

## Physical appearance

Marvin has a black mushroom cap with purple spots, periwinkle blue eyes, and dark violet hair in curls. His eyes look slanted compared to the other villagers, implying that he might be of Asian descent. His outfit consists of a long high-collared windbreaker with a black top and sleeves and the rest violet, dark grayish-violet pants, and black boots.

## Personality

Marvin is a strong believer in magic and is known for seeing things in the future, which prompts Puffies to often turn to him for guidance. Despite having a no-nonsense demeanor, he can be playful when he wants to be. Later in the series, Marvin reveals that he really doesn’t have any psychic powers, but still takes delight in helping the Puffies solve their problems. This secret, however, would become publicly revealed in It’s Only Fortune Telling by Marvin himself after fooling everyone in Usapia into believing that the country would become destroyed by a calamity.

Marvin, like Milly, is headstrong and won't hesitate to call people out for their bad deeds, and often targets King Leonardo in particular, who - despite the circumstances - often comes to him to have his fortune read, though he almost never heeds his advice and this carelessness ends up coming back to bite him. Marvin later becomes romantically involved with Bubbles, though he often teases the black-haired bartender over his insecurities.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Bubbles (love interest)
* His job
* Magic
* Talking walks at night
* Warm weather
* The Puffy Town Gazette
* Reading
* The *Wizard Wally* book series
* Helping people
* Sir Jubilant

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Crime
* Monsters
* Villains
* The village being destroyed
* His own predictions coming true (mostly when there’s danger involved)
* Mike Leeko’s loud singing
* People littering
* The Leonardo Mirror edition
* Not getting paid
* The mayor’s sheep causing chaos
* People messing with his crystal ball
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Scams
* Leonardo Dolls (as of Voo Doo’s And Don’ts)
* Being uncomfortable
* Chewies
* Unfair treatment
* Getting pied in the face

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town residents
* Sir Jubilant

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Marvin had his first speaking role in the episode A Dark And Story Night.
* He is likely of Asian descent, as shown in Marvin’s Prediction, Part 1, where he spoke Japanese.
	+ In that same episode, he is revealed to be a counselor according to Bubbles.
* According to the episode The Mage Of Laughter, Marvin is said to be a prince in a different kingdom, although this isn’t true as Sir Jubilant likely confused him for another prince.
* In the episode Chill Out, it is revealed that Marvin knows how to knit.
Chef

### Power(s)

Uses a frying pan to fry/boil monsters, reflect projectiles, and make food appear from the frying pan

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

## Power description

The Chef ability allows Leeko to reflect projectiles using a frying pan. He can also make the frying pan grow to giant size and use it to fry or boil large enemies. He can also make any kind of food to appear from it. The ability's finishing blow typically involves Leeko cooking his opponent into a delectable dish which, if not enjoyed by the other characters, is left as a snack for Leeko himself to enjoy.

Despite the ability’s power, Chef Leeko is not always successful against his foes. An example of this is in the episode That’s Hot Stuff!, where Chef Leeko is unable to overpower the chef monster Spicey and eventually loses the ability. The second failure is against Shiny Crabler in the episode The Big Combat, as this robotic being cannot be cooked despite its resemblance to a culinary delicacy.

## Physical appearance

When Leeko obtains the Chef ability, he wears a white short-sleeved buttoned-down shirt, complete with a toque and apron.

## Transformation scene

Leeko spins in place while a bright light consumes him. When it clears, he has donned the chef outfit. A frying pan appears and he grabs it to complete the transformation.

## Trivia

* Chef is the second most frequently used ability after Fire, appearing in 8 episodes (including flashbacks) total.
* The Chef ability appears in every season in *The Beginning* series.
* The Ability Star pendant for Chef is pale yellow displaying a light orange frying pan.
Burning Bull

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

## Characteristics and powers

Burning Bull is a giant flying bull-like creature made of fire and lava. It starts life as a relatively small egg-like ball with a burning fire inside of it. This egg is roughly the size of a grapefruit and can be held without damaging it, making it easy to transport. When immersed in a scorching-hot environment, such as the caldera of an active volcano, it will rapidly develop into its adult form. From there, it attacks by hurling balls of fire at its targets. These fireballs can be vacuum-mouthed by Leeko to gain the Fire Copy Ability, but Fire Leeko's attacks are unable to harm Burning Bull, and will instead only make it more powerful. By contrast, Burning Bull is very weak to the Ice, and will shrink rapidly if hit with frost breath.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Burning Bull is obtained in egg form by King Leonardo, who desires to use the monster to put his tourists in danger, thinking that danger will make the tour more thrilling for them. When the tour reaches Big Boom Volcano, King Leonardo and Tommy toss the Burning Bull egg into the volcano while distracting the tourists with a fireworks display. Once in the lava, the Burning Bull egg rapidly develops into its adult form and then emerges in the sky above the caldera. It then immediately starts to attack the tourists by lobbing fireballs at them. Leeko steps in to defend them by vacuum-mouthing one to gain the Fire ability, and Milly calls the Shooting Star to help Leeko fight the monster.

Fire Leeko flies toward Burning Bull and tries to use his fire breath on it, but the flames only cause the monster to grow larger and stronger, and it bats Leeko away. With Leeko in trouble, Milly and Manny get the idea to toss their ice at him to vacuum-mouth, and with the help of the tourists, Leeko gets enough to gain the Ice ability. Using this ability, Leeko freezes Burning Bull, causing it to shrink to a size small enough where Ice Leeko can vacuum-mouth the beast and transform it into a frozen lifeless chunk of ice. Ice Leeko then kicks the chunk, causing it to shatter into ice shards that fall and bury King Leonardo and Tommy.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S2E14/TB048** - A Show For The Tourists (*debut*)
Pengu

**Pengus** are guest characters that appeared in the fanmade show *Leeko: The Series*.

## Characteristics

Pengus typically appear as creatures that resemble emperor penguins, with feathers on the head and back being blue and sharply delineated from the lighter blue belly, white ear patches, and round yellow Leeko-like feet.

Emperor Pengu is the only Pengu to have yellow ear patches and is significantly larger than the other Pengus. He has the ability to exhale ice.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In the episode Chill Out, Usapia is visited by a massive iceberg controlled by the Pengu tribe led by Emperor Pengu, who is capable of speech. As the Pengu tribe moves in, Usapia experiences a massive shift in climate, becoming notably colder as a result of their influence. Once Milly discovers this fact and reveals it to the Puffies, Emperor Pengu and his tribe shift from friendly visitors to hostile invaders, and they proceed to take over Usapia and subjugate its population. To try and drive them out, Leeko attempts to defeat their leader by obtaining the Ice ability, but this is ineffective. King Leonardo calls upon Gene to send anything that can help, and is sent a super hot sauce. Instead of drinking the sauce, Leeko takes it to Big Boom Volcano and pours the sauce into the caldera, causing the volcano to erupt and counterbalance the climate, forcing the Pengu tribe to leave and find a colder place to live.
Eastern Forest

The **Eastern Forest** is a deep and ancient woodland adjacent to the Vinebush Forest in the fanmade show, Leeko: The Series. It is home to the elder redwood tree Redwood and several intelligent animals, including the recurring characters Hilda and Lola. This forest is the primary setting of the episode Wood Wars, when Redwood is threatened by King Leonardo.

## Characteristics

Unlike the Vinebush Forest, the Eastern Forest is much older and more biologically diverse, with thick vegetation similar to Tonka Sahara. Its dense canopy causes much of the forest floor to be enveloped in shade at all times. The forest is situated in and near a series of sheer cliffs; one of which has waterfalls running down it. King Forrest is shown to have a degree of influence over this forest, as his apples are used to restore life to it after a flood caused by King Leonardo rushes through and carries many trees off.
Brickbuster

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

In his debut episode, Brickbuster is called forth by King Leonardo from Nebula Enterprises. Brickbuster appears as a giant red brick with down-turned angry eyes, a white headband with a gray rock emblem on the front. He also sprouts arms and legs. Brickbuster is described as a "super-high-density" creature,

Brickbuster starts off as a small ordinary brick which is small enough to be carried by hand, then grows to his full size when ready to battle. Brickbuster is so heavy that he is able to crash through several floors of Castle Leonardo at once with just a single stomp. Due to his incredible weight, Leeko, Milly, and Manny have to trick him into standing by a cliff in order to successfully move him with Leeko's vacuum-mouth. This causes Brickbuster to split into four smaller pieces. Leeko is then able to inhale one of the pieces to get the Stone Copy Ability, and then defeat the other three by sinking them into the ocean.

Interestingly, the one piece Leeko swallowed ended up getting spat out, instead of being absorbed completely.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E2/TB002** - Blockbusters (*debut*)
* **S1E14/TB014** - Pillowed! (*nightmare*)
* **S2E30/TB064** - The Leeko Quiz Show! (*flashback*)

## Trivia

* Brickbuster would later return as one of the recurring monsters later in the series after *The Beginning* arc.
Aurora Man

**Aurora Man** (or **Aurora** for short) is a recurring supporting character in the fanmade show, Leeko: The Series. He is one of Moonlight Man's apprentices, along with his companion Twilight Man. Aurora Man usually speaks very little, often saying "That's right!", allowing Twilight Man to do most of the speaking.

## Physical appearance

Aurora Man is a beige dog-like creature with a short tail, round ears, beady black eyes, and a black nose. He wears a green hat with a white pom pom on the top and a white hem, a long-sleeved green buttoned-down blouse, gray pants, white gloves, and black shoes. He has no fingers.

## Personality

Aurora Man is known to be studious and loyal, but inexperienced in swordfighting. Much like Twilight Man, Aurora Man takes his role as an apprentice to Moonlight Man seriously, and as such, does not engage with the other characters socially. Aurora Man gets along well with Twilight Man, so the two hardly clash - they have known each other longer than they have any of the other characters. The only difference Aurora Man has with Twilight Man is the fact that he speaks very little, often saying "That's right!".

In the episode Werewolf Hour, it is revealed that Twilight Man and Aurora Man were one road-side bandits and attempted to rob Moonlight Man once before he saved them from Bewarewolf. This act led to the pair to swear loyalty to him. However, because of this history and despite the loyalty, both Twilight and Aurora are somewhat temperamental and undisciplined, which can lead to these two getting into trouble. They have never looked back on their criminal pasts once and do not disturb the people of Puffy Town.

## Skills and abilities

* **Swordfighting** - Despite being inexperienced, Aurora Man does display some good fighting skills.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town
* Moonlight Man
* His partner, Twilight Man
* Training
* Food
* Protecting people from monsters

### Dislikes

* Crime
* Villains
* Monsters
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Too much work
* Mike Leeko's loud singing
* Leeko in danger
* Scams
* Not being able to rest or take breaks
* Chewies

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko (ally)
* Milly (ally)
* Manny (ally)
* Moonlight Man (master)
* Twilight Man (friend/partner)

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* Oddly enough, in earlier episodes, Aurora Man speaks more, but in later episodes, he often responds with "That's right!".
* Like Twilight Man, Aurora Man is never seen with his clothes off.
Dr. Fossilic

**Dr. Fossilic** is a mad scientist monster that appears in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

Dr. Fossilic is a small elderly man who initially appears to be the same species as Milly and her family, having a similar anatomy to them, though his skin complexion looks more similar to that of Chef Peppermint. He sports very thick long white hair, as well as a bushy mustache that covers most of his face except for the skin around the eyes and lower lip. He wears large square glasses which obscure his eyes, and wears a formal white lab coat with a single button and a blue tie and light green shirt underneath.

Dr. Fossilic is highly intelligent, and an expert in the field of genetic engineering. Using his laboratory and equipment, he is able to create monstrous dinosaur-hybrids and rear them to maturity in mere moments. He is also highly skilled in the art of deception, as he is able to manipulate King Leonardo, Milly, and other characters into helping him toward his nefarious ends. Once his plans are set in motion and he no longer needs to fool them, Dr. Fossilic transforms into a more monstrous version of himself: his hair becomes longer and spiky, and he grows fangs and claws. Despite this transformation, Dr. Fossilic does not engage in direct combat at any point.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Dr. Fossilic first appears in Dinosaur Park, Part 1, being called in through Nebula Enterprises by King Leonardo in order to help him make real living dinosaurs. After securing King Leonardo's support in building him a laboratory, Dr. Fossilic then approaches Milly, Manny, Professor Antico, and Leeko and asks them to help him in his research, telling them that he wishes to use genetic engineering to recreate dinosaurs. After securing their support, the team is successful in creating a batch of fertilized dinosaur eggs, but Dr. Fossilic and the eggs later disappear.

In Part 2, it is revealed that Dr. Fossilic secretly infused the dinosaurs with DNA from King Leonardo and Tommy to create monstrous chimeras of those two, and later steals the genetic material of many other characters to make dinosaur-hybrids of them as well. Eventually, Dr. Fossilic manages to capture Leeko and steal his DNA in order to make the Leeko-saurus, which he describes as his greatest creation. Dr. Fossilic then surrounds Leeko and his friends with the Chimera Dinosaurs and nearly succeeds in wiping them out, but King Leonardo carelessly tosses a bomb in for the Leeko-saurus to swallow which Leeko himself gets instead. Leeko gets the Crash Copy Ability from this bomb, and uses it to destroy Dr. Fossilic, all of his dinosaurs, and his laboratory in one great explosion.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E8/TB075** - Dinosaur Park, Part 1 (*debut*)
* **S3E9/TB076** - Dinosaur Park, Part 2
The Beginning, Part 2

**The Beginning, Part 2** is the second season of the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy, and the second overall season of *Leeko: The Series*. It first aired on March 28, 2003, starting with the episode The Puffy Town Grand Prix, Part 1 and ends on June 20, 2005 with the episode Schooled 2: Got Scammed!. The season has 33 episodes in total.

The story of Season 2 follows the events from the previous season, where the adventures of the young Star Warrior Leeko and his best friends Milly and Manny continue as they meet more characters, learn new things from their friends, go on more crazy adventures, and discover new abilities as his fighting skills continue to grow and develop while fighting more tougher monster.

## Introduced in this season

### Characters

* Dr. Bookworm
* Redwood
* Numnum & Cece
* Tantan & Sunsun
* Tourists
* Sir Jubilant
* Diamond
* Emperor Pengu

### Monsters

* Broom Prince
* Vanishem
* Mini monsters
* Metal Masher
* Hailboar
* Arlon
* Mr. Ghost
* Spookles
* Dinobone
* Servant Robot
* Burning Bull
* Leonardo Dolls
* Baby Boomer
* Figure monsters
* Martial Arts Team
* Windspinner
* Bitter Rage
* Chewies
* Bowelbuster
* King Masterson
* Crablin
* Clawsakin
* Biff Runner
* Fever Monsters
* Metal Masher 2.0
* Clink, Slink, and Wink

### Copy Abilities

* Speed
* Cleaning
* Bone
* Bomb
* Mirror
* Hammer

## Trivia

* This season introduces 6 new Copy Abilities.
* This season has 4 two-part episodes, making this the first season to have more than one two-part episodes.
* This is the first season to have a two-part episode.
* There are 9 episodes in total to not feature a Copy Ability.
* There are 4 episodes in total to feature more than one Copy Ability.
Chewies

**Chewies** are monsters that appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy.

## Characteristics

Chewies are depicted as small, yellow, cat-like creatures with small pink noses, black beady eyes, and small fangs.

Chewies are shown to have voracious appetites, and can become rather picky about what they eat, particularly if spoiled beforehand. Despite this, they tend to like raw meat the most, and particularly like the way Leeko tastes, though they find Hover to be unpalatable. They are shown to be able to rapidly multiply, as an initial group of four quickly becomes a horde of three hundred over the course of a single day and night.

The Chewies appear to have three distinct forms; their default cute form, an intermediate form which the Chewies take on after they are abandoned, and a monstrous angry form when being fed their bone treats.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In the episode Pet Or Threat?, King Leonardo orders four Chewies as pets from Nebula Enterprises. He proceeds to spoil them rotten by feeding them absurd amounts of food, so much that they cost him millions in expenses in a single day. Seeing this, King Leonardo immediately rejects his pets and abandons them in the Vinebush Forest. From here, the Chewies proceed to eat Mayor Bay's sheep, start multiplying in numbers, and then terrorize Leeko and chase him throughout Usapia. Leeko eventually leads them back to Castle Leonardo, where King Leonardo is obliged to feed them the original food they came with. However, when the Chewies eat these bone treats, they turn into their monstrous angry form and proceed to attack everyone in the castle. Leeko tries to vacuum-mouth them to stop them, but he cannot do so. Instead, he vacuum-mouths King Leonardo's hammer to gain the Hammer Copy Ability, and uses this to pacify the Chewies after knocking the bone treats out of their mouths. King Leonardo is then left to try and sell them back to N.L.E., but he is told that he cannot do so because they have multiplied, and must instead pay to get rid of them.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S2E22/TB056** - Pet Or Threat? (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Chewies are one of the few monsters that Leeko does not actually destroy, but instead pacifies.
Angelaie

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

## Characteristics

### As Nicky Lodean

Angelaie initially appears disguised as another character named Nicky Lodean. This character is described as a famous animator who Milly and Manny particularly idolize. Nicky Lodean is a humanoid man with a small, pointed nose, a wavy black mustache, and a red beret. He wears a blue suit that fully covers his body and wears a red tie underneath. This imposter Nicky Lodean is defined by his blatant greed and his skill with computer technology, along with his callous disregard with Leeko.

### As Angelaie

Angelaie's true form resembles a computer monitor attached to a lamp-stand surrounded by floating sensor cameras and floating disembodied hands. The main computer monitor features a green screen with two large purple eyes in the middle. In this form, Angelaie retains a small white mustache and the red beret he was wearing while disguised. He also holds a controller which he uses to control King Leonardo and Leeko's movements using the optical sensors attached to the two.

Angelaie attacks by shooting lightning bolts from his floating cameras, though he is likewise very weak to Spark attacks.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Angelaie appears in Toon In! initially disguised as the famous animator Nicky Lodean in order to help King Leonardo create a cartoon in a single day. To do this, he recommends using CGI and sets up his studio to capture King Leonardo and Leeko's movements using optical sensors applied to their bodies. As the capture begins, the fake Nicky encourages King Leonardo to relentlessly attack Leeko, which causes Milly to doubt his motives and try to stop him, but at that moment, he throws off his disguise and reveals his true form.

Angelaie pulls out his controller and uses it to control the movements of both Leeko and King Leonardo, forcing Leeko to hold still and endure King Leonardo's further punishment, as even King Leonardo finds this notion to be disturbing and exhausting. Eventually, Leeko is kicked to the ceiling, which ends up jostling the motion sensors free from his body. Leeko then vacuum-mouths the detached sensors to get the Spark Copy Ability, and uses it to quickly destroy Angelaie after zapping him twice with lightning blasts.

## Trivia

* Nicky Lodean's name is a play on the name of the real-life American TV channel Nickelodeon.
* The controller Angelaie uses resembles the Nintendo 64.
* Angelaie's role in his debut episode can be seen as a critique of advancing animation technology which is replacing older more work-intensive animation techniques.
* It is not known if the real Nicky Lodean will appear in the show.
Nebula's fortress

**Nebula's fortress** is a planet-sized battle station which houses Nebula Enterprises in The Beginning arc of the fanmade show Leeko: The Series. It is where Nebula and Gene operate and create monsters to send across the universe using their delivery systems, and is heavily fortified with laser turrets, Air Gliders, and a fleet of Destrikers. Moonlight Man and Leeko infiltrate Nebula's fortress in The Big Combat and Fight To The End in order to defeat Nebula and destroy Nebula Enterprises for food.

## Description

Nebula's fortress is the home base of Nebula and Nebula Enterprises, located nine hundred light years from the world which Usapia is located on. Its size rivals a small planet, dwarfing the Destriker armada that defends it, which themselves rival Usapia in size individually. The exterior of the fortress is lined at all points with defensive turrets that fire laser blasts at any intruder, preventing any but the most hardy craft from being able to enter uninvited. The interior of the fortress is equally vast, and houses more turrets along with a squad of Air Gliders who attack intruders on sight. Near the center of the fortress is the command center where Gene contacts his customers and where N.L.E's side of the monster delivery system is located. In the true center of the fortress is a sanctum with a giant chessboard inset, where Nebula creatures many of his monsters.

Throughout most of The Beginning arc's duration, only a portion of the command center is ever shown. The rest of the fortress is not seen in detail until the final three episodes.

## Trivia

* The structure of the fortress looks very similar to the Macabreon base, which appears during the first four seasons of the *Harmony Allies* arc.
King Masterson

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

## Characteristics and powers

King Masterson initially resembles a basic traditional Western-style black teaching cap with an accented green base and black top. Whenever somebody puts on the cap, that person is immediately under the monster's spell and becomes extremely aggressive and strict toward the students. Teachers who are the influence of the cap will severely punish students for misbehaving and seek to harm them in other ways as well. They also King Leonardo and teach propaganda in his favor. This effect ends as soon as the hat is removed, and those formerly under its spell don't seem to have any memory of what they did while wearing it.

When in his monster form, King Masterson grows into a much larger creature with blue skin, glowing yellow eyes, a jagged line for a mouth that looks similar to Bowelbuster during its "bubble" form, wears a traditional east-Asian red/black/green teaching uniform and hat, and has round dark green feet. King Masterson attacks using body slams, striking with a teacher's pointer, and tossing chalk sticks and erasers. King Masterson cannot be vacuum-mouthed directly, but his projectiles can be swallowed by Leeko for the Fighting Copy Ability.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

King Masterson appears in the episode Schooled!, and spends the majority of the episode disguised in his hat form while he influences the teachers who wear it. Milly eventually discovers that the hat is making the teachers aggressive, and after inadvertently wearing it herself, uncovers the monster with the help of Manny and Leeko. At this point, King Masterson reveals his true form and attacks Leeko directly. After failing to vacuum-mouth it, Leeko gets thrown out of the school through a wall by King Masterson, and then gets pelted with chalk sticks and erasers. Milly tells Leeko to vacuum-mouth these projectiles instead, which gives him the Fighting ability. Using this ability, Leeko quickly defeats King Masterson with three moves, finishing it with a Rising Break that causes it to explode, taking the school with it.
Crablin

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

## Characteristics and powers

Crablin is a massive, green crab-like creature with four legs and two giant pincers. While it has no eyes, it had a large mouth with an overbite. Its round feet are dark red and resemble plungers.

Crablin attacks by scuttling sideways at its opponents and grabbing them with its claws, then attempting to snip them. It will also attempt to stomp on its target. Crablin is weak to heat, and can be defeated quickly using the Chef Copy Ability.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Crablin does not appear until the very end of the episode Come Get Your Meals!, when King Leonardo asks Nebula Enterprises for a crab. Not knowing King Leonardo meant a crab for food, they send the giant monster his way alive and it proceeds to attack King Leonardo and Leeko in the Castle Leonardo throne room. It apprehends King Leonardo and tries to snip him in half, forcing King Leonardo to concede to Milly in order to get Leeko to help him out. Leeko then gains the Chef ability from a nearby frying pan and uses it to battle the monster. Leeko proceeds to use his ability to place a giant frying pan on the Monster delivery system transmitter which acts as a hot stove, then he lifts Crablin in a herculean feat of strength and tosses it into the frying pan, defeating it and cooking it up until it turns red. From there, after King Leonardo decides he does not want crab anymore, Leeko proceeds to attempt to vacuum-mouth the crab whole, though it is not shown if he succeeded at this or not.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S2E25/TB059** - Come Get Your Meals! (*debut*)

## Trivia

* Crablin is the first monster that never leaves Castle Leonardo before being defeated.
Barbarion

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

## Physical appearance

Barbarion resembles a giant orangutan-like creature with wild frizzy orange hair and dark purple eyes. He wears a dark violet helmet, a black eye mask, dark violet shoulder pads, and a wide black belt wrapped around most of his midsection.

When in monster form, Barbarion and his hammer become significantly larger. He also becomes more disheveled in appearance, his eyes are red, and he grows sharp teeth and claws. When in this form, Barbarion acts with a blind rage, targeting Milly for seemingly no reason. However, as he remained good at heart, he was unable to be transformed completely, and seeing Leeko acting like a hero changed him back to normal.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Barbarion used to live on his own in a jungle outside of Usapia, but was found by a circus group and forced to perform alongside them. Barbarion then becomes engrossed with Leeko after witnessing his trainer watching episodes of the show, which led to him wanting to become a Star Warrior like Leeko. Wielding one of the hammers from the circus group, Barbarion escapes and travels to Usapia to find his idol.

Barbarion ends up in Puffy Town and causes a ruckus when he asks the townsfolk about where Leeko is and accidentally mashes those he asks with his hammer whenever he tries to bow farewell to them. After a series of misunderstandings about Barbarion, he manages to find Leeko, but King Leonardo antagonizes him and his lackeys, who he initially manages to drive off. Barbarion wants to train with Leeko, but neither of them are able to understand the other due to not being able to speak properly. Leonardo later tricks Barbarion into attacking Leeko, but this backfires when Barbarion saves Leeko from a boulder that King Leonardo and Tommy were intending to use to crush the pink mouse.

Frustrated, King Leonardo abducts Barbarion and takes him to Castle Leonardo, where Nebula Enterprises transforms Barbarion into a larger and more monstrous form. In this form, Barbarion captures Milly and climbs to the top of the castle. Leeko flies after him on the Shooting Star, and the sight of the heroic pink mouse wielding the Hammer Copy Ability retrieved from Barbarion's hammer reminds the monster Barbarion of his true form, and he turns back to normal. After the rest of the misunderstandings were cleared up, Barbarion bids his new friends farewell after being given a picture of himself with Leeko. He leaves to his unknown destination in order to train to become a real Star Warrior.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Training

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Becoming a monster

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy

## Trivia

* Barbarion's name comes from the word "barbarian", which is a savage or uncivilized person, matching Barbarion's character.
Speedie

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

## Characteristics and powers

Speedie appears as a roadrunner-like creature that has a pair of large blue eyes that are down-turned, almost like King Leonardo's eyes. He has a red body, black talons, and a yellow beak. Speedie attacks by trying to ram into his targets on the road.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Speedie appears as a monster in the episode The Mild Side, Part 2, where Fury transforms into this monster as a last resort to try and finish the race against Leeko and Felix. Unlike most other monsters, Speedie is not defeated by Leeko directly, but rather defeated by falling into the traps that King Leonardo set on the racetrack to get Leeko. These traps cause Speedie to crash into the walls of the raceway stadium repeatedly, causing the whole area to collapse with Speedie inside it.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S3E24/TB091** - The Mild Side, Part 2 (*debut*)
Salmonella

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

## Characteristics

Salmonella is a land-dwelling, giant, snake-like fish monster with a bulging body and tough, dark red scaly skin. It has large yellow eyes and a mouth full of small sharp teeth, though its main method of attack is jumping around and body-slamming its opponents. It also has a roar which can visibly distort the air in front of it, though this does not seem to be an effective attack. Although Salmonella can resist strikes to its bulbous body, its tail is its main weak point.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Salmonella makes a surprise appearance near the end of Princess Or No Princess?, when King Leonardo calls it into battle with Princess Ray - who he still believes to be Commander Ray - after losing to her in a sword duel. Princess Ray and Sword Leeko engage the monster together. Learning from Chef Peppermint's advice at an earlier point in the episode, the two use their swords to fillet the Salmonella's tail, creating shreds of raw monster meat that rain down in the area, defeating the monster in the process.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E21/TB021** - Princess Or No Princess? (*debut*)
* **S2E30/TB064** - The Leeko Quiz Show! (*flashback*)

## Trivia

* Salmonella is named after a bacterial disease.
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Monster

A **Monster** is a creature which often serves as the villain in an episode of the fanmade show *Leeko: The Series*, typically dispatched by Nebula Enterprises in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy and from various other sources later in the series. Monsters come in many types and sizes, from the tiny fairy-like creature Vanishem to the fire-breath titan Octogiant. In many episodes of the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy, Leeko is pitted against one or more monsters that King Leonardo sends after him, using a specific Copy Ability to take them down.

Not all monsters are inherently hostile. Some are temperamental, but usually friendly, and some actually become friends with Leeko, and will defend them. Some otherwise regular characters and entities also have the potential to transform into monsters, including Leeko himself.

## List of monsters

The following is a list of each monster which appears in the show, along with details of their characteristics and so on.
Minesweeper

**Minesweeper** (or sometimes called **Mine**) is a guest character that appears in the fanmade show *Leeko: The Series*.

## Physical appearance

In his debut episode, Minesweeper had dark purple skin; large, vibrant blue eyes; white gloves; long, spiky white hair sticking out of a red, spiked hat; red one-piece long-sleeved suit with a white belt; rounded black shoes. When he assumes his "Needle Minesweeper" form, he turns into a monstrous creature with needles all over his body.

Starting from the episode Monsweeper, his appearance has changed. His hat and outfit changed from red to blue, his hair is vibrant orange, and eyes are reddish-purple. This will be his current appearance.

## Personality

Minesweeper started out very spiteful and quick to anger, especially when it comes to his father’s death. Even after Moonlight Man tells him the truth about himself and his father, he refuses to believe and is still bent on destroying Leeko, who mimics him to show what he really is like. Minesweeper then assumes a “Needle Minesweeper” form when he lets his rage take over. After being defeated by Leeko, he now joins his side. Minesweeper tends to flip his hair with his hand. Generally, he’s shown to be bold, outspoken, and not afraid to fight back.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Minesweeper is a rogue fighter whose father was a Star Warrior slain during the war against Nebula Enterprises and its monster armies. Minesweeper did not know the true circumstances of his father's death beforehand and believes a Star Warriors is responsible for his death. So, he travels to Usapia with the help of N.L.E to seek revenge. King Leonardo frames the innocent Leeko, but Moonlight Man defends him and tells Minesweeper the truth. Minesweeper refuses to believe it, but he truly comes to understand this after a duel with Leeko. After this point, Minesweeper becomes an ally to Leeko and Moonlight Man, aiding them against some of the stronger monster sent by N.L.E., most notably Metal Masher.

## Skills and abilities

Minesweeper's powers include many of the attacks associated with the Fighting ability, but he also has the ability to fly and use electric attacks. In the episode That’s Minesweeper!, he temporarily transforms into a monstrous creature that uses needles to attack, thus granting Leeko the Needle ability to fight him off.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Being tough
* Moonlight Man
* His father

### Dislikes

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Being lied to
* Leeko and Moonlight Man (at first)
* Nebula Enterprises

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Moonlight Man

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Nebula
* Metal Masher

## Appearances

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E19/TB019** - That’s Minesweeper! (debut)
* **S2E6/TB040** - Monsweeper
* **S2E30/TB064** - The Leeko Quiz Show! (*flashback*)
* **S2E31/TB065** - Metal Masher, The Second
Snowzilla

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

## Characteristics

Snowzilla is a dinosaur-like creature with a pale blue body, a white underbelly, small, round stubs for arms and feet, small, darker blue spiny plates from its head to tail, and black, beady eyes. He started out small, but grew larger.

Snowzilla can change sizes and change the weather of large areas with his icy breath. He can also toss out snowflake blades and create entities like Frozo. Although he is immune to external sources of coldness, Snowzilla is actually vulnerable to icy attacks on the inside.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In his debut episode, Snowzilla appears as a monster ordered by King Leonardo because it is very hot in Puffy Town, which the king cannot stand. Snowzilla, initially, is very small, but he eventually grows much larger. After gaining the Ice ability, Leeko lets Frozo help him jump into the dinosaur's mouth and freeze him from the inside. After being frozen, Snowzilla promptly breaks apart into shards of ice, which bury King Leonardo and Tommy as the duo stand observing what has happened to their monster. Following the dragon's defeat, all the snow and ice he had created begins to melt, restoring Puffy Town to normal.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

* **S1E20/TB020** - Snowed! (*debut*)
* **S2E30/TB064** - The Leeko Quiz Show! (*flashback*)

## Trivia

* Snowzilla's name is a play on the word "snow" and Godzilla.
Slicer

**Slicer** is a monster that first appeared in the *Leeko: The Beginning* trilogy in the episode Slice N Crisis, where he serves as the main antagonist.

## Characteristics

Slicer is a large robot resembling a platypus with a dull blue body, a pair of glowing green eyes, and darker blue tail and beak. He carries two rods; one having a head resembling the sun and another resembling the moon.

## Powers and skills

* **Slice and splice** - Slicer uses his sun and moon rods to swap the body parts of different characters, creating odd mis-matches.
* **Slice A & B** - Slicer can also use his rods to split a single character into two smaller mane and female versions of themselves.

## Role in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

In his debut episode, Slicer was sold to King Leonardo by Nebula Enterprises as a "special" offer. The monster also comes with a how-to video which the King ignores, instead taking Slicer into Puffy Town to have fun swapping the villagers' bodies at their expense. Later on, King Leonardo sends the monster after Leeko and splits him into two smaller versions of himself, which Helios & Luna guard from further separation.

After a lengthy chase, Slicer catches up to Helios and Luna, recognizing them as the former monster Heliuna. He explains that several years prior, he was responsible for splitting Heliuna into two as a special "two-in-one" offer from Nebula Enterprises to King Leonardo. Upon this realization, Helios and Luna fight Slicer and snatch his sun rod in order to reunite the Leekos and themselves. They succeed in reuniting Leeko into one, but Slicer is destroyed and the sun rod broke before they can do the same to themselves.

## Appearances in the series

### Leeko: The Beginning

Slicer's episode/film appearances in the show
 S1E14/TB014

## Trivia

* Slicer is among the few monsters that can speak.
Hilda

**Hilda** is a recurring supporting character in the fanmade show, *Leeko: The Series*. She is an intelligent animal native to Usapia who is capable of speech.

## Physical appearance

Hilda is a small monkey-like creature with light brown fur, fair skin, black beady eyes, a black round nose, a long curled tail, and two visible eyelashes. She has no visible fingers, toes, or neck.

## Personality

Hilda can be seen as friendly and helpful, also can be a bit sassy and hotheaded if provoked. She often takes interests in the affairs of the children, and will sometimes try to defend them. Hilda doesn't have a special relationship with Leeko, but will still help the pink mouse when she can.

## Likes & Dislikes

### Likes

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Puffy Town
* King Forrest
* Redwood
* Her other animal friends, including Lola and Sandy
* Nature
* Bananas (her favorite food)
* Apples
* Making new friends
* Tantan & Sunsun
* Numnum & Cece

### Dislikes

* Crime
* Villains
* Monsters
* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Hover (sometimes)
* Animal abuse/cruelty
* Not being able to help others in their time of need
* Redwood in danger
* Chewies

## Relationships

### Friends and allies

* Leeko
* Milly
* Manny
* Lola
* Sandy
* Tantan & Sunsun
* Numnum & Cece
* Redwood
* King Forrest
* Puffy Town residents

### Enemies

* King Leonardo
* Tommy
* Monsters

## Trivia

* In the *Leeko: The Beginning* story arc, Hilda often plays small roles or makes brief cameos in many episodes, along with Lola, Sandy, and the other intelligent animals. This may change in future seasons.