Elvis Cridlington

Maxwell-Elvanius 'Elvis' William-Jane Cridlington-Morris, is one of the main characters in The Bananas-Verse. He is voiced by Harold Anderson.

Elvis is probably best known for his nervousness and awkwardness, yet kindhearted nature by way. His blood type is Purple, and his weapon is the Big Stick. Originally hailing from PontyPandy, Wales, Elvis resides in Willsburg Point InsanityFalls with his family and best friends.

He is second in command of the Bananas Gang.

## Elvis Cridlington

### Aliases

Elvis (by everyone)
 Vis (by close friends)

 Visie (by Penny)

 Visie-Wisie (by Penny (sometimes))

 Piddlington (by the bullies and Brad (formerly))

 ElMax (by Sam)

 Honey (by Penny)

 Sweetie (by Penny)

 Cutie (by Penny)

 Handsome (by Penny)

 Adorable (by Penny)

 Bro (by Ellen and Terry)

 Son (by his father)

 Elv (by Jerry Lee)

 Cridlington (by Steele and Boyce)

 Elvie (by Ellen)

 (The) Vister (by Ellie and Penny)

 Max (by his grandmother (sometimes))

 Maxie (by his grandmother (sometimes)

 Uncle Elvis (by Katrina (Terry’s daughter) and Roddie and Jane (Ellen’s twin children)

 Random Great Uncle (by Roddie, Jane, and Katrina’s children)

 Father (by Nate)

 Dad (by Emily and Ryan)

 Daddy (by Emily (sometimes))

 Old Man (by Ryan (sometimes))

 Pops/Pop (by Lucy)

 Man Who Caused my Existence (by Nate when upset)

 Butt-brain (by Penny, when upset)

 Innocent Moron (by Sam and Penny)

 The Best of the Best of the Very Best (by Penny)

 The Next King (by Ellen and Jerry Lee)

 Pompous Pompadour (by Flex Dexter (formerly))

 Best Friend (by Sam)

 The Black-Haired Long-Nosed Gallbladder (by all villains)

 Weak-Bladder (by Sam and PreastMonkey (sometimes))

 Bestie (by Penny (formerly))

 Hubby (by Penny (sometimes))

 Dude (by friends)

 Grandfather (by James)

 Grandpa Elvis (by Tallulah-Lynn, Elliot, and Audry)

 Grandpa (by Robert, Ricky, Ricky, Mable Jr., and Violet)

 Wise Ol’ Great-Grandpa (by Julie and Wahoo)

 Elvanius (by Bentley)

 Loser (by Brad (formerly))

 Weakling (by Brad (formerly))

 The Next in Line to Befall the Curse (by the Good and Evil Guardian (formerly))

 Skinny Dude (by Dave from War and Music)

 Young Cridlington (by Boyce and Steele (Steele does not call him this anymore))

 Elvis My Boy (by Trevor)

### Relatives

Caveman Cridlington (ancient ancestor)Slightly Evolved Cridlington (ancient ancestor)

British Cridlington (great 900x grandfather)

Irish Cridlington (great 900x grandmother)

Sir Maximillian Lewis Cridlington (great 8x uncle)

Jamison Thomas Whitmore Cridlington (great 4x grandfather)

Whitmore Cridlington (great 3x grandfather)

Janet (great 3x grandmother)

Llewleynn Cridlington (great 2x grandfather)

Virginia (great 2x grandmother)

Frederick Cridlington (great grandfather)

Meredith (great grandmother)

Maxwell (grandfather)

Beth (possible great aunt)

Annie (grandmother)

Evelynn (aunt)

Elizabeth (aunt)

Anna-Maria (aunt)

Catherine (aunt)

Emily (aunt)

Jerry Lee (cousin by Anna-Maria)

Barbara (cousin in law)

Jedi (first cousin once removed by Jerry Lee and Barbara)

Jasmine (first cousin once removed by Jerry Lee and Barbara)

Unnamed first cousin twice removed (by Jedi)

Chubby & Checker (cousins by Catherine)

Unnamed uncles (on his mother's side)

Unnamed cousins (on his mother's side)

Unnamed first cousins once removed (on his mother's side)

Jane (mother)

William (father)

Uncle Jay (on his father's side)

Unnamed aunt (on his father's side)

Nate (oldest son)

Emily (older daughter)

Ryan (second son)

Lucy (younger daughter)

Gilligan (youngest son, Lucy’s twin)

James (grandson by Nate)

Tallulah-Lynn (granddaughter by Emily)

Elliot (grandson by Emily)

Audry (granddaughter by Emily)

Robert (grandson by Ryan)

Rick and Ricky (twin grandsons by Ryan)

Mable Jr. (granddaughter by Lucy)

Violet (granddaughter by Lucy)

Julie (great-granddaughter by James)

Wahoo (great-grandson by James)

Burgess Jr. (great-grandson by Tallulah-Lynn)

Mary, Martha, and Matilda (triplet great-granddaughters by Elliot)

Averee (granddaughter by Gilligan)

Unnamed 4 great-great-grandchildren by Wahoo

Zaiden (decedent, shown in the episode ‘Future Follies’)

Sam (best friend/co parent in law)

Amelia (co parent in law)

Maria (daughter in law)

Burgess (son in law)

Ronnie-Ann (daughter in law)

Mable (daughter in law)

Adriene (daughter in law)

Red (adoptive daughter)

Mason (adoptive son)

Adam (adoptive son)

Raina (adoptive daughter)

Dana (adoptive daughter)

Lily (adopted daughter)

Annabelle (adoptive granddaughter)

Ben Jr. (adoptive grandson)

Pain (formerly Nicole) (adoptive grandson)

Matt (adoptive grandson)

Allan (adoptive grandson)

Will (adoptive grandson)

Billy Jean (adoptive granddaughter)

Kristy (adoptive granddaughter)

Sean Jr. (adoptive grandson)

Millie (adoptive granddaughter)

Jackie (adoptive step-grandson)

Roy (adoptive grandson)

Ruby (granddaughter in law)

Calvin Jr. (grandson in law)

Jenny (granddaughter in law)

Aaron (adoptive grandson in law, married to Allan)

Ellen (older sister)

Dr. Doctor (brother in law)

Roddie & Janie (niece and nephew)

Marianne (great niece by Roddie)

Terry (younger brother)

Macille (sister in law)

Katrina (niece)

Ralph (great nephew by Katrina)

### Affiliation

PontyPandy Fire Service (formerly)Willsburg Point InsanityFalls Fire Station 505 (currently)

The Bananas Gang (currently)

### Occupation

Student (formerly)Worker at Happy Boy's Burgers (formerly)

Trainee (formerly)

Firefighter (currently)

Singer (currently)

Actor (currently)

Adventurer (currently)

Second in Command of the Bananas Gang (currently)

## Biographical information

### Marital status

Single (formerly)Married (currently)

Spouse: Penny Morris (m. 1987-present)

## Physical description

### Species

Human (currently)Kimba Mutant (sometimes/formerly)

### Weight

90-110 lb. (Bananas Jr.)130-160 lb. (Nutty as a Fruitcake)

180 lb. (Bananas/Bananas Beyond/current weight)

## Appearances

### Debut

Bananas (1986 movie)

Elvis Cridlington

## Early Life

Elvis was born Maxwell-Elvanius William-Jane Cridlington at PontyPandy Hospital on December 13th 1960. He weighed five pounds and eight ounces, so he was therefore a small baby. He had an older sister, Ellen, who was born in 1957 after their parents married as teenagers because they discovered that they were pregnant. Elvis's father was William Cridlington (nee Baker), and his mother was Jane Cridlington. The reason that his name is so 'weird' is because his maternal grandfather, Maxwell, wanted to name the baby after him, while his elder sister, Ellen, liked the name Elvanius. As for the middle name, Jane and William couldn't decide whether to give the middle name to one or the other. But Grandma Annie Cridlington decided to mash all of the names together to form his name. The reason that his nickname is 'Elvis,' is because you can find it in the name Elvanius.

Elvis was taken home from the hospital after four days, and was a healthy baby. He soon grew a lot of hair, and learned to walk when he was about ten months old. When he was two years old, he started going to PontyPandy Daycare, where he met Brad Bradford, the Cridlington Family's enemy because Brad's great grandfather Sparky killed Elvis's great grandfather Fred because Sparky wanted to marry Meredith, Fred's wife. Brad would often bully Elvis, but one day, everything changed. Elvis was being bullied by Brad, when a little red-haired kid defended him. This was Sam Jones. From that moment onwards, Sam and Elvis were best friends.

When he was six, Elvis experienced an embarrassing 'incident.' He had to go to the bathroom really bad, but he forgot his hall pass and the teacher, Ms. Elmer-who is notorious for being hated by both Sam and Elvis-would not let him go. Therefore, Elvis ended up peeing his pants in front of everyone. All of the bullies, including Brad, called him 'Piddlington' afterwards, making Elvis never forget the embarrassing event.

Aside from this, Elvis was told from a young age that he would be cursed. Since his great grandfather, great great grandfather, and great great great grandfather had all died tragically, he too would die. Elvis, being so naive, accepted his fate rather easily and often appeared happy about it due to his innocent nature, not realizing what was in store for him.

The same year that he acquired the nickname Piddlington, his grandfather Maxwell was killed by overworking his heart, due to the Cridlington's having a weak gene in which if they work inhumanly hard their heart will stop and they will die. Elvis's grandfather ran a shop called Crid's Crepes, and they were building an addition that day. However, the Bradfords pushed one of the cranes down, so Maxwell held it up. Although the day was saved, Elvis was forced to watch as his grandfather died right before his eyes.

When Elvis was nine, his father, William, disappeared one day on PontyPandy Lake, and was never seen again for a long time afterwards. Thus, Elvis had to go to therapy, and that's where he met his therapist, Jean, who has continued to help him throughout his adult life.

## Bananas Jr. (tv show)

In 1971, Elvis and Sam met Penny. Elvis and Penny instantly gained crushes on each other, while Sam was mostly annoyed. Penny was from NewTown, and her family was on vacation in PontyPandy that summer. They also met PreastMonkey.

Sam and Elvis both convince Penny's father Jack for the family to stay in PontyPandy forever. Lizzie, Penny's cousin, and her parents later moved to PontyPandy.

Throughout the television show, Elvis is portrayed as very insecure and shy. Constantly being bullied by Brad Bradford and dealing with Sam's antics can cause him to feel stressed at times. However, Penny would always help him through it.

When he was 12, Penny gave him a kiss on the cheek, and Elvis was super excited about it, saying that it was the first time that he had been kissed by a girl. Later, on his 13th birthday, he gave Penny a kiss on the cheek and confessed his feelings for her. The two became a 'couple but not really a couple,' as they were still children.

When Elvis was 14, his mother nearly married The Duke of Balderdash, much to his and everyone else's anger, as he was a total and utter jerk to everyone, and was quite narcissistic. In the end, fortunately, Jane ends up not marrying him.

When Penny moves back to NewTown in the series finale, Elvis is heartbroken, fearing that he will never see her again. It is during the time that they are separated in which he and Penny fall in love.

## The Bananas Jr. Movie

In the 2002 movie, Elvis, Sam, Penny, PreastMonkey, Bill, and Lizzie decide to go on a journey: reach the top of PontyPandy Mountain, a thing that no human has ever done before. Although Elvis is generally reluctant and concerned for their safety, along with Lizzie, he goes along with the plan.

Later, when they are attacked by the Wolf Clan, Elvis manages to save Penny, leading to an awkwardly endearing romantic moment between the two.

Elvis probably gets his fear of heights in this movie, as there is a scene in which they fly, in the wagon, off of the tippy-top of the mountain. Elvis was terrified the whole time, which may be the reason why, in adulthood, he has a sensitivity towards heights.

## The Bananas Jr. Sequel

In the 2003 sequel to the first movie, Elvis and the others start to go through puberty. When PreastMonkey says that they should travel to Chicago to 'get themselves back to normal,' Elvis and Lizzie are a bit reluctant but decide to go.

Throughout the film, Elvis learns to face his fears and try new things. Although he tries numerous times to confess his feelings to Penny, something always prevents him from doing so.

## The Bananas Jr. Christmas Carol

In this 2004 parody of Charles Dicken's 'A Christmas Carol,' Elvis plays Tiny Tim. Harold Anderson, the actor for Elvis, could not do the voice high enough for the song 'Bless Us All,' so a child actor named Thomas Moore had to do the song for him. In the movie, Tiny Tim has a lung issue and a weak leg, and the doctors say that he only has a month or so to live unless he is not given more food and medicine. Due to Scrooge's (played by Grandma Cridlington) change of heart, Tiny Tim does not die and instead lives a long and happy life.

## Teenage Years

After Penny, Lizzie, and PreastMonkey left in 1975, Sam and Elvis continued to have adventures. Elvis, who had always been a bit of a runt, suddenly had a multiple massive growth spurts over the next two years, causing him to be 6'5 by the time he graduated from high school.

A girl named Diane who was in his class had a crush on Elvis during this time, but he did not feel the same. She ended up becoming engaged to Sam later, but Sam later dumped her after discovering how much of a jerk she was.

## NewTown Fire Academy

After they graduated from PontyPandy High School in 1976, Sam and Elvis started training as firefighters at NewTown Fire Academy. Although Elvis generally failed the first few months there, he soon trained up and passed.

## First Five Years of Nutty as a Fruitcake (tv show)

After becoming full-fledged firefighters, Sam and Elvis returned to PontyPandy to join the fire service there. Elvis is immediately assigned the position of fire station cook due to the fact that Steele has been eating takeout for the past 15 years and nothing else. In the first eight episodes of the show, he is a supporting character, often remaining in the kitchen and singing to himself. He still misses Penny greatly, but has now come to terms with the fact that he will probably never see her again.

However, in the episode 'Love and Ladders,' he reunites with Penny after she comes to PontyPandy to fix Jupiter and demonstrate how to use the Jaws of Life. The two fall in love instantly, and Elvis is rather shy around her for the first season or so. The two share a lot of moments together, and Elvis constantly fantasizes about her.

Despite Elvis's clumsiness, he is rather good at his job and a brave firefighter. He is the main operator of Saturn, and is the master of the Jaws of Life and the Floppy Shovels. Although not the bravest lad at times, he has a heart of gold and loves his job.

In series 2, Elvis forgets his own 18th birthday, despite everyone else planning a surprise party for him. Penny reveals in the same episode that she is transferring to the PontyPandy Fire Station, which causes Elvis to faint.

In series 3, Elvis becomes a bit more independent, to the point where he can now perform emergencies on his own. Still, he constantly gets in trouble with the strict and somewhat cold Station Officer Steele. However, despite this, Steele is secretly proud of Elvis, and thinks of him like a son.

In 1981, Elvis breaks his leg after slipping on a banana peal, and is in a wheelchair for the next four episodes.

In 1982, when the new station was built, Elvis was welcoming to the new recruits, Ellie and John. He and John's relationship starts out rocky, due to John thinking that Elvis is an idiotic man-child, but they soon become good friends. He has a very good relationship with Ellie, due to them having a lot of things in common.

Throughout Series 5, he and Penny shared a lot of romantic moments, and everyone is always trying to get them together, however, something always goes wrong. In the two-parter episode 'Acorn Said So,' when Acorn predicts that the world will end due to a falling asteroid, Elvis is determined on confessing that he is deeply in love with Penny. However, due to Bill's annoying tendencies and the fact that the asteroid was only a centimeter tall, Elvis instead ended up a blushing and awkward mess.

In the special 'Nutty as a Merry Christmas,' Elvis's feelings for Penny start to weigh down on him. He decides to drink a whole gallon of water and confess his love on a full bladder, due to the fact that John, who is very smart, read somewhere that people with full bladders make better decisions. However, this plan backfired, and Elvis nearly ended up peeing his pants.

Finally, during the Christmas party, Elvis and Penny confess their love and become boyfriend and girlfriend, sealing the deal with a passionate kiss.

## Nutty as a Fruitcake: The Movie

In the 2008 film, Station Officer Steele goes out of town for some 'important business,' leaving Penny, who at that time was still based in NewTown, in charge of Sam and Elvis. Elvis was generally excited to be more around his crush, and would often try to impress her, but to no avail. When Bill reveals that he has found the map to the Treasure of PontyPandy Pete, who is Sam's ancestor, Elvis generally believes that they could find the treasure.

When Professor Pickles tries to get the treasure for his own, Elvis tries to protect his friends and talk him out of it, but gets a wedgie as a result.

Although the treasure was just a note saying that family is the real treasure, Elvis was glad that he was able to spend time with his crush, and even gives Penny a kiss on the cheek at the end of the movie.

## The Messed Up Nutty as a Fruitcake Sequel

It is now 1981, and Bill has been kidnapped. The firefighters from around England hold a counsel meeting, and Brad Bradford is the security guard. He blocks Elvis from entering, causing him to crawl up the roof and hang onto the rafters during the meeting. Since all of the male firefighters, with the exception of Sam, are infatuated by Penny's beauty, they all want to team up with her to rescue Bill. She chooses Ben, April, Lizzie, and Sam, but they tell her that she must pick one more. Elvis falls from the rafters and into an Irishman's tub of wine, causing him to accidentally get drunk. Thus, Penny picks him to go on the mission.

Throughout the movie, the team searches the Seven Welsh Towns. During that time, Elvis's talent for singing and playing the guitar is recognized at a bar, he is forced to pee in the wilderness, and he and Penny share countless tender moments.

In the end, Bill is rescued from his 'fiancé' Norberta, and Penny gives Elvis a kiss on the cheek, causing him to faint.

## 1983 of Nutty as a Fruitcake (tv show)

In 1983, Elvis and Penny are dating, much to the joy and relief of the town. In the special Alien Alert! Elvis truly believes that there are aliens in PontyPandy, causing him to even sing a song about it. Although he is disappointed when it is revealed that they were being pranked by Buck Douglass, he is glad that he was caught.

He still has a rocky relationship with Penny's dad, Jack, who thinks that Elvis is a wimp who cannot 'properly' support his daughter, despite Elvis wanting to be friends with him and constantly trying to prove himself. However, he and Penny's mother, Martha, appear to get along very well, although Elvis can get a bit annoyed with her slightly gossipy and overbearing.

Unfortunately, that same year Penny reveals to Elvis that she will be temporarily leaving for Super Island, a place that no one is sure of except Police Chief Audrey, who went there and ended up having a son with a different man, despite her being engaged to Steele. This causes tension between Steele, Boyce, and Audrey at times.

Although Elvis is heartbroken, he supports Penny's choice and wishes her good luck.

Throughout the rest of the season, Elvis is generally melancholy, missing Penny to the point where he feels that he can't live without her. Although the Christmas of 1983 was spent without his beloved, Elvis still knows that he and Penny will always love each other no matter what. From that point onward until he and Penny reunite, Elvis is generally happier.

## Nutty as a Fruitcake 3

In 1984, the group go to Super Island to pick up Penny, and they discover that the island is in fact real. However, after they discover from Penny that an evil mermaid named Charlotte wants to take over the whole harmonious island, the group must put aside the growing drama between Boyce, Steele, and Audrey, and save the day.

After Sam is hypnotized into falling in love with Charlotte, Elvis becomes the main leader of the group along with Penny. He ultimately convinces Steele, Boyce, and Audrey to stop fighting and get along.

In the end, when Charlotte is defeated and accidentally killed, Sam is saved and they all return to PontyPandy, only to be invaded by strange 'space men.'

## PontyPandyPocolypseBurg

After the continuous invasion of the Space Men, the people of PontyPandy become hardened and tough, turning their town's name from PontyPandy to PontyPandyPocolpyseBurg. However, Elvis was the only one that didn't change, and was forced by the others to wear tattered clothing and grow his hair out long.

## Nutty as a Fruitcake: Welcome to the Multiverse

Elvis is the main character of this film. He decides to bring happiness to PontyPandyPocolpyseBurg, so he finds a unicorn named Marigold Heavenly Nostrils, but instead ends up becoming banished forever. This causes Penny to break up with Elvis and start dating Brad, who is now considered a 'hero' to the town due to his bravery and courage. Heartbroken, Elvis leaves, only to reunite with Bill, who has been in the Navy for the past year and had no idea of the recent events, so therefore he, along with Marigold, support Elvis and are by his side.

After Sam and the rest of the Rescue Team are kidnapped by the Space Men, it is revealed that the Good Guardian sent them. They must put The Course of Time back on its course, because the Space Men accidentally crashed into PontyPandy, meaning that Elvis and Penny couldn't kiss, altering The Timeline. Therefore, they had to come back, but only made things worse to the point where Elvis and Penny had broken up, bringing it even closer to one of the dreaded Alternate Timelines, in which Sam and Penny are married and Elvis is left all alone. The two main Space Men are in fact Elvis's father William and Norman Price's long lost father, Fidelis Price. They were both kidnapped six years apart when they sailed too close to the Evil Guardian's hideout, and were tortured for seven days before escaping and being found and nursed back to health by the Good Guardian, who appointed them as the Leaders of his Army of Goodness, since the portal to the Bananas-Verse was broken. Thus, the characters are introduced to the idea of the Multiverse.

Elvis, Bill, and Marigold, all go in a spaceship to rescue their friends, and throughout the film Elvis tries to convince the rest of his team to return to kindness, but they refuse his advice. Only after Elvis manages to fix the portal and nearly die in the process, then all of his friends realize the error of their ways and return to their old selves. Jack learns to except Elvis for who he is, and is not so overprotective of Penny and the rest of his children anymore. Elvis and Penny get back together, but before they can kiss, another portal opens up...

## The Nutty as a Fruitcake Multiverse: The Return

Elvis once again stars in this film. After returning to the Multiverse through the portal, they realize that the Evil Guardian is planning on taking over it, so it is up to the Rescue Team to save everyone-and everything. However, along the way, Elvis comes upon a universe in which everyone else is just like him-adorkable and awkward, so he decides to stay, enraging Penny. Thus, she breaks up with him again.

But Elvis soon realizes that he was wrong to abandon his friends and girlfriend, so he goes on a journey to find them again, only to meet Brad Bradford again. The two are forced to work together.

Meanwhile, the rest of the team has arrived at Duke Lambast's castle, where Duke Lambast wishes to marry Penny. Although she is still in love with Elvis, she agrees, trying to convince herself that she is in love with the duke, much to the dismay of Sam and the others.

After Elvis reunites with his friends, Duke Lambast and Brad fight over Penny before she tells them that she is her own person and not just a trophy for them to admire. Elvis does not argue along with the other men, as he loves and respects Penny rightly and justly, seeing her as a true person and not just his girlfriend. However, Penny does not notice this, and leaves in tears.

However, as time runs out, the Evil Guardian's men revolt after he viciously attacks and berates Elvis. The Evil Guardian has now altered time so much in the time in which he was unsupervised so that the whole world is out of balance and in danger of destruction. Sam, Elvis, Penny, and the others all must board the spaceship and fly really fast in order to put Time back upon its course. During the mission, Penny confronts Elvis and admits that she was wrong to generalize him with the others. They share a tender kiss before Elvis goes back to work. However, after a circuit blows, Elvis uses all of his strength to save the world. Due to this, Elvis passes away because he overworked his heart, right in Penny's arms after the ship crashes. As all of PontyPandy mourns his death, Ben accidentally bumps into Bentley, causing him to start spurting electricity, which ultimately electrocutes Elvis's heart, causing it to start beating again, therefore bringing him back to life.

Due to all of Time being fixed and the Alternate Timelines avoided, the Cridlington Curse is dead, meaning that Elvis is now fated to live a long and happy life, as well as the Portal being fixed officially, with no more kinks like it had before. The Good Guardian appoints his faithful servants, Roger and Cezar, as the new Leaders of the Army of Goodness. Everyone in the town got haircuts and returned home safely. Elvis and Penny got back together, finally getting to share a long-awaited kiss. Elvis then wondered if Penny would move in with him, to which she said yes.

## 1986-1987 of Nutty as a Fruitcake (tv show)

Elvis and Penny soon after moved in together. That same year John and Ellie got married, and Sam and Elvis were the best men.

Elvis and Penny were now 25 years old, and were seriously considering their future together. Both of them wanted to get married and start a family, however, there was one thing that they disagreed on: Elvis wanted 2 kids, but Penny wanted 5.

Throughout the special 'Ready...Set...ACTION!' Penny constantly mentions wanting to have a baby with Elvis soon, which is probably due to the fact that John and Ellie are expecting their first child fairly soon. It is Elvis who mainly supports the idea of Ben re-fixing his beat up car into Fellowship Lightnin', and even has a whole solo during the special. He also served as the impromptu director of Dom Blueberry's movie after the director, Freckles McAaron, quit. In this special he also appears quite annoyed with Dickie Grubb, who has since quit from being a fireman and is now one of the camera men, because he always pinches the biscuits when cups of tea are poured, and steals all of the cookies.

In 1987, after he and Penny become engaged, Elvis appears more open to the idea of having a baby soon, much like Penny wants. However, their wedding plans would soon be overturned...

## LA Suckers: Another Nutty as a Fruitcake Movie

In this film, Elvis is planning on proposing to Penny, but after Dom Blueberry calls, saying that he wishes for them to star in another movie, his plans are ruined. He tries throughout the film numerous times to propose to Penny, but something always prevents him from doing so. Little did he know that Penny was planning on proposing to Elvis as well, but the same thing is happening to her that is happening to Elvis.

At the end of the film, when Sam turns down a Hollywood career for the pure adventures with his friends, and E.H. and Bill get together, Elvis and Penny finally propose to one another and officially become engaged.

## Bananas (1986 film)

Sam, Elvis and Penny in this movie are thrust into a storm after an emergency, causing them to end up stranded. Elvis, being a rather basic character in this stage of the franchise, appears more worried than anything else. In this film he is portrayed as a nervous yet loving soul. He is generally the kindest to PreastMonkey, often giving him a second chance. He seems the most shocked when he learns that he is now a cartoon character and that it will be 1987 again due to 'budget issues.' He also seems generally open to the idea of staying in Willsburg Point InsanityFalls, and regrets abandoning Sam.

He seems the most eager and ready to rescue Penny, due to them being engaged. In the chase scene, he serves as the bait for the Evil Jaguar King, though he dislikes this idea. At the end of the film, it shows him and Penny getting married, although there was an episode focusing just on that.

## Bananas (tv show)

Elvis is a main character throughout the show. He and Penny have 3 children naturally, Nathaniel 'Nate,' (b. 1988), Emily (b. 1990), and Ryan (b. 1998). In 2004, Emily asked for the storks to deliver a sister for her, thus DNA was taken from both Elvis and Penny to create Lucy. In 2024, they discovered that Lucy had a long lost twin brother named Gilligan, who had been living as a pirate and didn't know that it was the 21st century. All of their children have since married and had their own children. Nate married Maria and they had one son, James. Nate had a tendency to be overprotective of his son when he was young, and would sometimes disagree with his father. James got married to a girl named Ruby and they had 2 kids: Julie and Wahoo. Wahoo had an unnamed wife and unnamed four kids. Emily married Sam's son Burgess, and idea that Elvis appears open to, and they had 3 kids: twins Tallulah-Lynn 'Lynn' and Elliot, and Audrey. Lynn married Calvin Jr., the son of Calvin, the main protagonist in Calvin and Hobbes and Roar Pack, and had a son, Burgess Jr., named after his grandfather. Elliot married his girlfriend Jenny and they had triplet daughters, Mary, Martha, and Matilda. Ryan married his old friend Ronnie-Ann, and they had 3 kids: Robert, and identical twins Rick n' Ricky. Lucy married Mable and they had 2 kids: Mable Jr. and Violet. Gilligan married a girl named Adriene and they had a daughter, Averee.

Throughout the show, Elvis is shown to be a bit of a coward, constantly jumping and screaming, though not as much as Olivia, the main worrier of the group, does.

In Bananas: The Nuts in Gotham, he, along with the rest of the Bananas Gang, take a pill to turn into Kimba Mutants, looking like lions from the Kimba the White Lion anime.

He is shown to be an avid fan of Rock'n'roll, as well as Kimba the White Lion.

He is often portrayed as the comic relief of the show, but he still retains his kind and innocent heart and personality, always loving and supporting his friends when they need-and sometimes don't-need it.

In the final Bananas film, he appears to be one of the few people that believes Mike and supports the fact that he didn't know of his son Will's existence, therefore when Dana was swept into the portal by accident, Raina was the only known person who was available to take care of him. He shows unwavering support for all of his friends.

His blood type is Purple, reflecting his kind and innocent personality, however, his favorite color is blue.

His weapon is the Big Stick.

In the early 2000s, PreastMonkey was shown to possibly have a crush on him, and even kisses him in Bananas: The Nuts in Gotham. However, Elvis only loves Penny romantically, whom he loves dearly and treats like a queen.

Elvis is probably one of the most vulnerable members in the Bananas Gang, which is why it is so easy for the Villains to defeat him at times due to his clumsy and awkward personality.

He is primarily voiced by Harold Anderson, same as in every other piece of media that he has appeared in.

## Bananas the Second

In the 1994 movie, Elvis is now father to two children: Nate and Emily, and married to Penny. He is a tad overprotective of his children, but loves them nonetheless. As well as the other adults in the show, he feels that they should take a break from things by taking a vacation back to PontyPandy to visit their family and friends. However, things go wrong, and Elvis and Penny end up leaving Nate, Emily, Sam, and PreastMonkey behind. Despite their efforts to turn the plane around, they are forced to be torn away from their family. Unfortunately, the plane crashes into an iceberg all the way north of where they were supposed to go. All of the others except them and the pilot escape on the lifeboats, leaving the three of them stranded.

Throughout the movie, Elvis and Penny make desperate attempts to return home to their children, but to no avail. Fortunately, they return home to face the Jaguar King again, even though everyone thought that he was dead. Elvis is also generally excited to meet Amelia Earhart, and even asks for her autograph. He is also always trying to get Sam to tell Amelia together, and is happy when they finally get engaged.

## Bananas III

In this film, Elvis has now become a family man, along with Sam, now with three children. He is happy that Penny and Amelia have decided to get full-time jobs instead of just being housewives and mothers, and is excited to spend more time with his kids.

Elvis was the first to get hypnotized by Dr. Smart, and it was Ryan who ultimately saved him and the others from his doom, just like the Prophecy predicted.

## Bananas: The Fourth Film

Elvis is now forty years old, and he and the other adults feel that they need to take a break. They take the Forient Express, in which there was previously the murder of Ackroyd Roger (a parody of Murder on the Orient Express and The Murder of Roger Ackroyd) was committed in Nutty as a Fruitcake by Barnaby the Random Dude in 1982.

Elvis generally seems to believe Burgess and Olivia when they say that someone strange is hiding on the train, but due to no one else believing them, he keeps quiet.

When Mr. Squeaks, a random hamster, is revealed to be the villain and puts them through a series of 'tests' to determine whether they will live or die, Elvis is one of the more shocked and panicked ones, yet stays strong and manages, along with the others, to make it out alive.

## Bananas: The Crystal

One year after the events of the fourth film, life seems to have returned to normal. However, when Sam's family treasure, a porcelain bull from the fifteenth century, is revealed to be a cover for a Crystal that could destroy the Multiverse if broken, the Evil Guardian returns, and personally addresses Elvis by name, signaling bad blood between them.

Elvis plays as the bait during the final battle in the movie, and even has a solo about it, titled, 'If Only I Was Not Just the Bait,' which is three minutes long. In the end, his loud electric guitar music, along with everyone else's special talents, ultimately saved the universes.

## Lights...Camera...Bananas!

After a mistaken 'burglary,' the Government shuts down the Bananas-Verse for the safety of the public. Everyone, including Elvis, goes into shock, fearing that they have lost their purposes in life. When Red shows up to help, and with a now reformed Mr. Squeaks, Elvis seems the most open to accepting the hamster and his new identity.

Elvis uses his musical talent a lot in this movie, as Red wants all of the Bananas Gang to find their purposes outside of their television and comic lives, but still wants to get the show back on.

Elvis was the third overall to get Erased, and was the last to be brought back by E.H. due to them not getting his long nose drawn properly, but was able to after several tries.

Elvis is the first to agree to adopting Red.

## The Day the Storks Brought Bananas

Elvis and Penny in this movie are happy with the amount of kids that they have: three. However, Elvis jokes with his daughter Emily, who desperately wants a little sister, that 'perhaps the storks will bring you one.' Emily takes this too literally, and before long the stork machine, which has not made babies in several centuries, accidentally produces two babies, though only one was known at the time, a little girl. The second one was Gilligan, who would be found 20 years later living as a pirate.

When the baby shows up on the doorstep, Elvis and Penny instantly fall in love with a baby, even more so when it is discovered that the baby is in fact biologically theirs.

Elvis does not want to give up the baby, now named Lucy, easily when Stork demands it of him. The two share a moment alone during the climax of the final battle, during which Elvis says that he and his family wish to keep and love the child. Instead of taking his advice, Stork tries to kill Elvis, saying that humans do not deserve babies and that they gave up that trade a long time ago. Luckily the rest of the Gang saves Elvis just in the nick of times, defeat Stork and get to keep Lucy.

It was Elvis's idea to name his younger daughter Lucille.

## Bananas: The Journey Back to PontyPandy

Elvis throughout this film tries to get Sam to not be selfish and force the rest of the Bananas Gang to move back to PontyPandy, but to no avail. He seems the kindest, along with Olivia and Lucy, to Sam throughout the film, and tries to talk Penny out of her mad rage after she abandons Sam due to his selfish behavior.

Elvis probably suffered the most physically in this movie, as he was hit in the head, the nose, and the groin area multiple times by the FBI, who thought that the Bananas Gang was harboring secret information and were spies for the Evil Jaguar King. However, Nate manages to prove them wrong.

This is the first chronological time in any of the movies where Elvis has not fainted or at least fallen over in shock.

## Bananas: More Insanity

Elvis, along with Penny to some extent, in this film seems to be the kindest to Lucy, due to the fact that she is being ignored by her friends and family. He and Penny are determined, along with Sam and Amelia, to get their kids back from getting kidnapped by the Evil Jaguar King. He is also the most open to the idea of adopting Mason, Adam, Raina, and Lily.

In the end, Elvis and the others all learn that they should love and respect everyone. Elvis tells Sam, 'I told you so!' signaling that Elvis is perhaps a bit wiser than Sam in some aspects

## Operation: Bananas

In this movie, the Bananas Gang are the only people left in the world who were not captured by the Sidekicks Gang, a gang of all of the long lost and forgotten sidekicks of the Villains, besides Bert and Mack, who have since turned their lives around. Elvis appears generally concerned for the World, and is a bit hesitant when Raina, who is an expert apocalypse survivor, says that they must adapt.

Elvis is the one who accidentally reveals that the Gang has survived, when, despite everyone's efforts, he sneezes really loudly, causing everyone to run and scatter, for fear of being caught.

Along with the rest of the Bananas Gang, Elvis ultimately ended up saving the world.

## Bananas: A Coming of Weirdness Story

Elvis isn't as much of a major character in this movie, and is instead of a supporting and/or background character, due to the movie primarily being focused on Sam and his family.

At the beginning of the movie, Elvis, along with Sam and Amelia, appear to be the main planners in Burgess and Olivia's 13th birthday party. Elvis is one of the few characters who does not convince the twins to go out into the wilderness to 'become adults,' and instead tells them to be themselves.

He, along with the rest of the Bananas Gang, are scared and concerned for the twins after they run away to the wilderness. Elvis appears to overcome a major obstacle: his fear of heights, as for two minutes he drives Jupiter over a huge gap over the road, with nothing underneath. However, afterwards this only makes him more scared of heights, as he later comments.

He generally believes Burgess is dead when he is passed out and not responding to CPR, and even cries after he is revealed to be alive.

## Bananas: The Two Monkeys

In this film, Elvis is generally very scared of the idea of PreastMonkey cloning himself, but later is relieved when the clone turns out to be a sweet little talking baby who has no intentions of pranking anyone, and immediately takes charge of Jamie's wellbeing, as well as the others. This is one of the first times that Elvis is shown to be upset, as in the scene where PreastMonkey yells at Jamie for making a mistake, Elvis defends Jamie, explaining that it was not his fault.

Elvis, along with the others, are worried when Jamie disappears, and help rescue him from his abusive new circus master. They must also stop the Evil Jaguar King from finding Jamie and manipulating him, due to his kind and caring personality, into becoming evil. In the end, after the final battle, he is glad to see his son Nate get together with Maria, claiming that, 'I taught him all he knows.' He is glad that PreastMonkey became a kinder and more gentle soul and can now raise his son properly.

## The Tasmanian Bananas

Elvis is one of the major focuses in this story. He, along with the other adults, remain generally oblivious to their kids love lives, which has become a common stereotype. He has no idea that his eldest son Nate is planning on proposing to his girlfriend Maria, though his other children are aware of that fact.

Elvis appears to be quite skilled and quick in this movie, showing that he has undergone some physical-as well as mental-changes, and explains that therapy and going to the gym really helped. However, after he receives a critical blow during a battle with Lincoln Chumley Baxter IV, the main enemy of the movie, he reverts to his old clumsy and awkward self, which ultimately helps save the Tasmanian Devils from dying out forever.

## The Return of Bananas

Seven years after the events of the last film, Elvis is now just your average grandfather. He is somewhat against his son Nate's overprotective nature of his son, James, who is about to turn five. He wishes for James to experience thrill and adventure like Nate did as a child, but Nate wants James to be safe and protected.

Thus, Sam, Elvis, and PreastMonkey, decide to take James on a hiking trip so that he will get to experience 'adventure.' However, things don't go as planned, and James ends up missing. This causes Nate and Elvis to argue and vow to never speak again. Elvis later reprimands Nate after he calls him a 'terrible father,' saying that he always wanted the best for him and his siblings. However, he later admits that he too was a bit overprotective, and they reconcile during the final battle. They end up saving James, and begin extreme adventuring once again. Nate gains the respect of his friends and family, and learns how to let his son explore the world with Elvis's help.

## Bananas: World Tour

Elvis again reprises his role in this movie. He and the rest of the Bananas Gang must rescue Emily and Burgess's young twin children, Lynn and Elliot, after they escaped one day when no one was looking. What is expected to be a quick trip turns out to be a journey around the world to find the twins, with the Jaguar King lurking in the background.

Elvis is one of the first characters in the film to notice that things are not as they seem, that someone is following them. He and Lucy investigate, only to be captured and sentenced to be locked up for all of eternity.

Luckily Lynn and Elliot, despite just being babies, rescue them and meet up with the others. During the final battle, Elvis is saved by the young twins, and he and Sam manage to bring them back to life after the battle.

## Bananas: The Nuts in Gotham

Elvis appears rather insecure in this film. He and Penny in this movie celebrate the 50th anniversary of when they originally confessed their feelings for one another as kids.

Elvis is captured by Egghead after being thrown out of the Batcave by Batman because he asked where his bathroom was when Batman specifically stated that no one was to use the bathroom in his Batcave. He was sentenced to fight to the death with Joker, but was later rescued by the rest of the Gang. However, in the process, Penny fell to her presumable death, leaving Elvis devastated. He was then re-sentenced to fight the Joker, and got severely beat up, causing him to fall down and presumably die. However, after secretly escaping, he reunited with the very much alive Penny, and the duo beat up the bad guys as they sang a song about how their love would live on forever.

During the final battle, Elvis was the first to turn into Kimba Form, followed by Annabelle and Lucy. He, along with the others, helped Batman, Robin, and Batgirl defeat the Batman Villains.

## Montana Bananas

Elvis in this film, along with the others, get lost in Montana after a vacation gone wrong. Elvis was the loudest to scream to get rid of bears, winning a record unofficially. He appears extremely concerned when he learns that Ronnie-Ann, Ryan, Nicole, and Matt are lost from the group, and becomes even more distressed after Olivia goes into labor.

He is generally distressed throughout the entire movie, due to Sam getting shot by Lincoln Chumley Baxter IV in the leg. He is extremely desperate when they arrive at the hospital to fix him up.

He later becomes relieved when Olivia has a healthy baby girl and Sam is told that he will be fine. He becomes even more happy after Ryan and Ronnie-Ann get engaged at the end of the film.

## Bananas: For Whom the Hearing Aid Rolls

Elvis appears as somewhat of a background character in this movie. He appears very supportive of Ali, and tells her that it is not appearances that matter, it is the person inside that matters.

He is generally shocked when Ali is framed for a crime and is sent to adult prison. When the Bananas Gang realize that they have forgotten to visit Ali during the climax of the movie, they, especially Elvis, Olivia, and Xavier, regret their actions. After it is proved that the Jaguar King framed Ali, and they have the final battle, Ali thanks Elvis, Ali, and Xavier for their love and support towards her.

## Bananas: The Penultimate Perils

In this film, after the world is 'shut down,' Sam, Elvis, Jamie, Mable Jr., and Audrey must travel to Atlantis to find the Cure. During this time, Jamie falls in love with an influencer named Isabella, and Sam and Elvis both encourage him to talk to her. Elvis tells Jamie that he was very shy and awkward around Penny as well, so there is no reason to be ashamed of his feelings for her.

During the final battle, Elvis is almost swept out of the Jet, but Penny catches him. Audrey risks her life after Mable Jr. becomes poisoned and almost dies, but they are saved just in the nick of time by Sam, Elvis, and the others.

However, things aren't going to be well forever...

## The Last Banana

In the last Bananas film, Elvis and Sam get Adventure-itis. While Elvis does not have it that bad, Sam is very sick and must postpone adventuring until he is well again. Elvis makes sure to take care of his best friend by loving and supporting him.

After the Multiverse collides with Benny & Bird and Roar Pack, Lynn ends up falling in love with Calvin Jr., the son of Calvin, and Brad Bradford suddenly turns to his evil and manipulative self. He tries to kill Elvis multiple times in this movie, despite all of the chaos.

Elvis is the one who discovers, along with Dana and Allan, that all of the villains have teamed up with the Batman Villains to destroy the Multiverses. This makes it that Bananas Gang's biggest challenge yet.

Elvis appears to be the most concerned for Sam's mental and physical health, and is constantly asking him throughout the film whether he is okay or not. At the end of the film, during the final battle, Elvis sacrifices himself as the Crystal finally breaks, instantly killing him. Afterwards, Sam weeps over his dead friend's body, only to find that Elvis is not dead after all. The Crystal is then used to finally make Nate's first ever invention work.

## Bananas Beyond (tv show)

Here Elvis is virtually the same than he is in Bananas. Although a bit older and more experienced, he is still naive and believes that anyone can be good no matter what. In this tv show he discovers that British Cridlington, one of his long-ago ancestors, was in fact a king of a long lost land. However, the land was taken and formed into Wales.

Throughout the first few seasons, Elvis serves as somewhat of a therapist towards Brad, who is still recovering into his old good self. This causes the two to become quite good friends, making Sam just a tad jealous.

In the finale, Elvis, Sam, Penny, Amelia, and PreastMonkey all think that they are going to die, but it turns out that they will forever be immortal, due to them being in a comic strip and a tv show.

## Bananas Beyond: The Movie

In the first Bananas Beyond movie, a huge secret is revealed: Sam and Elvis's families were previously enemies, and a deal was signed saying that they 'shall never be friends,' meaning that Sam and Elvis can't be friends, and Emily and Burgess have to get divorced. The Bananas Gang is forced to separate and move to other places. The Cridlingtons move back to PontyPandy, Wales, while the Jones stay in Willsburg Point InsanityFalls. However, PreastMonkey, Selena, Jamie, Isabella, July, Red, Mason, Adam, Raina, Dana, Lily, and their families, as well as the Bananas Gang Allies, are determined to get them back together.

Elvis is portrayed as slightly depressed and sad throughout the movie, as he deeply misses his friend Sam. They have been besties since kids. However, it was later discovered that Whitmore Cridlington wrote in secret code on the document saying that 'if the friendship, love, or any relationship be strong and true, then it shall be.' Thus, the Bananas Gang reconciled and became adventurers again.

## Bananas Beyond Two

In the sequel, Elvis is now about the achieve the rank of Senior Adventurer, a goal that he has been trying to achieve since he was 50. However, this is a minor plot point, as the Evil Jaguar King returns and holds them all captive in their houses, not allowing them to go outside for any purpose. Sam and Elvis escape through the secret tunnels and, with Nate's help, build the Banana Submarine 1987, and gather the others.

For a few days they hide on the submarine from the Jaguar King, going to different places, and the submarine nearly sinking on a few occasions, as well as several close calls, they believe that they are safe, but are eventually discovered and have the final battle. Elvis risks his life and limbs to defeat the Jaguar King, which ultimately leads him to earn the rank of Senior Adventurer.

## Crazy Bananas Beyond

In the third and penultimate film, Elvis and Penny have been married for nearly 60 years, but after Penny has a near-death experience, she loses all of her tough adventurer spirit, and instead becomes a phobia-induced terrified person. Elvis takes care of her, trying to bring her hold self back. But trouble is stirring...

When Mr. Squeak's 'Demon Soul' is awoken in him late one night, he turns back into his evil self. The Bananas Gang must rally together before any of them are tricked and manipulated into joining his tribe. After Will and Billie Jean are lost to Mr. Squeak's 'Tribe,' Penny begins to re-learn how to be brave again. Elvis helps her through this, being the loving husband that he is.

After only Sam, Elvis, Penny, Maria, Marigold Heavenly Nostrils, and Wahoo are left, Penny faces Mr. Squeaks alone, and her spirit of tough adventure returns, and she is her old self again once more. Along with the others, primarily Elvis, and Mr. Squeaks was turned back into his old self.

After Nate found out that the Jaguar King was manipulating and hypnotizing Mr. Squeaks the whole time, he was declared innocent of all charges. Elvis and Penny were once again the couple that they always were: a dynamic of sweet and savory.

## The End of Bananas Beyond

In this final film to the entire Bananas-Verse, the entire Bananas-Verse cast decides to relax this movie and finally build their dream car: Greased Lightnin'. However, terrible news strikes when E.H. informs them that they are retiring forever. Elvis is generally distressed by this, but soon gets used to the idea, and enjoys spending down time with Penny and the rest of his family, finally getting to enjoy retirement. However, first Greased Lightnin' must be built.

The Jaguar King, meanwhile, has always been jealous of the Bananas Gang, primarily Sam, takes on a bit of a silly revenge plan: destroy Greased Lightnin' and build a better one than the Bananas Gang. However, soon this is found out. But instead of fighting the Jaguar King, Elvis, Sycamore, Lucy, Jane, Baz, Billie Jean, and some others all agree that they should build Greased Lightnin' *with* the Jaguar King.

As they build Greased Lightnin', the Jaguar King bonds with the Bananas Gang, but after it is discovered that he was working with the other villains, most of them reject him. However, after the Jaguar King reveals to Pain and Matt that he never wanted to be a super villain, but the rage just built up inside of him, the gang forgives him and manage to defeat the other villains, who show no sympathy or character growth, unlike the Jaguar King.

The Jaguar King, after Greased Lightnin' is nearly built, says that he vows to be good as soon as he gets out of jail, which will be in about 10-100 years, but since they are all immortal, it will be no problem. The film-and the entire Bananas-Verse-ends with them all singing 'Greased Lightning,' and becoming friends.

## Rocky Hollow

Since this tv show is set before Elvis Cridlington was born, he is only prophesied to exist sometime in the near future.

## The Six Cridlington Sisters and the Mystery of the Blue Man

Jane, Elvis's mother, is predicted to having 'a son that will be a great, adorkable, yet innocent gold-hearted hero,' by the Good Guardian.

## StarHill Ponies

Elvis appears a few times in this tv show, or is mentioned to exist, as StarHill Valley is only 100 miles away from PontyPandy.

## The Phoebe Harding Show!

Elvis has been interviewed by Miss Phoebe Harding before, or his existence has at least been mentioned.

## Joshua Jones

In this franchise, Elvis is mentioned by Joshua a few times as 'my weird cousin's best friend.' He also appeared in the episode 'Ravi and Fiona's Problem,' in which he accidentally sets Joshua's boat on fire while visiting Biggott's Wharf at Clearwater Canal, much to the dismay and anger of Joshua, though he later forgives him at the end of the episode

## Phoebe and her Unicorn

Elvis and the rest of the Bananas Gang make cameos in this franchise, but are never prominently showed, except for one episode in which Lily appears in.

## Starina Galaxina

Elvis is mentioned by Starina multiple times, as well as with the other Bananas characters, and is even shown when Starina returns home to visit on the holidays.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers:

Kimba Form (sometimes, when the pill is taken)

Purple Blood (lore Note: his blood color is red, like everyone else's, but his blood *type* is purple)

### Abilities:

Can reach tall things due to his extreme height of 6'5

Endearing Adorkableness

Can talk people out of doing bad things/hurting themselves

Takes care of his friends

Faithful

Can operate Saturn

Can use the Jaws of Life

Can use the Floppy Shovels

Has Lifeguard Training (received this in series 5 of Nutty as a Fruitcake)

Bravery (sometimes)

Is Loyal (10/10)

Is fit (to some extent)

## Weaknesses

Does not have the strongest bladder

Can sweat a lot

Very loud at times

Very quiet at times

Too shy at times

Too extroverted at times

Too bouncy at times

Too reserved at times

Has anxiety problems

Fainting problem

Often distracted

A daydreamer

Can be a *bit* lazy at times

A bit tired at times

A bit sad at times

Food can be a weakness or a strength at times...it depends...

Hanging out with Sam (depends)

His feelings for Penny (formerly)

His love for his family (sometimes/depends)

## Personality

Overexcitable, hyper, innocent, virtuous, shy, extroverted, quiet, introverted, cute, adorable, kind hearted, empathic, emotional, dreamy, romantic, quirky, awkward, selfless, insecure, proud of his accomplishments in life, afraid, thinks that he’s unworthy, infinity/10 father, infinity/10 husband, infinity/10 grandfather, infinity/10 great-grandfather, infinity/10 ANYTHING, skilled but thinks that he’s unskilled, clumsy, unlucky, unfocused, Cursed (formerly), Doomed (formerly), messy, disorganized, friendly, kind, loud, afraid, a coward at times, truly brave deep inside, overdramatic, relatable, timid, weak but strong at heart, comedic, funny, silly, a man-child a times, ridiculous, Fated to Die (formerly), The Next to Befall the Curse (formerly), sad (he was afraid to tell Penny he loved her, and it was weighing down on him) (formerly), truly the hero, dorky, slightly nerdy, geeky, humble, modest, impulsive, gullible, trusting, easy to trick, childish, well-behaved, happy, not easy to annoy or angry, faithful, patient, accepting, the one who has ultimate rizz.

## Physical Description

Elvis is a very handsome white male with black hair and sapphire blue eyes. He has a long nose, big ears that stick out a bit, as well as insanely big hands. He has a tall and skinny figure of 6'5. His hair is jet black and sticks up naturally at one side in a pompadour. This hairstyle has been in his family since the dawn of time, and Elvis Presley got the idea of his hairstyle from his mother Jane in The Six Cridlington Sisters and the Mystery of the Blue Man.

When Elvis was a baby, he had a little flare of jet black hair in the center of his forehead, and was rather small. As a young child, he often wore a light blue shirt under little yellow suspenders. During Bananas Jr. he wears similar clothing, except with a darker shade of blue on his shirt, buttons on the sleeves, and an orange stripe running through the center of his shirt.

As a teenager, Elvis's hair was slightly longer and he wore an orange t-shirt with Elvis Presley on it.

During the first four seasons of Nutty as a Fruitcake, Elvis's hair was very neat once more, and he wore a dark blue/black uniform with 3 buttons running down it, as well as a belt and yellow pants as his fire station uniform.

In series 5 to part of series 10, Elvis mostly wears station wear, which consists of a light blue polo and dark blue pants, as well as a belt with his radio on it. During emergencies, he wears basically the same uniform from the first four seasons, but with three white strips on each arm, and a radio communicator on his right breast side.

During PontyPandyPocolypseBurg, Elvis was forced to grow out his hair, and his uniform became all tattered, with pieces missing and patching on it.

From most of series 10 of Nutty as a Fruitcake to the last episode of the same series, the firefighting uniforms received a massive upgrade, with green pants, a belt full of tools, glow in the dark strips, and a slightly darker shade of top uniforms. They now can store more equipment in their turnout gear. However, in the final episode of Nutty as a Fruitcake, their uniforms get dirty, so they are forced to wear their old original uniforms, just as the emergency that starts Bananas happens, meaning that they are stuck with those uniforms.

Throughout Bananas and Bananas Beyond, Elvis wears his original series 1-4 uniform, although it is now very tattered and torn, with many patches and some drawings on it. Elvis now carries his electric guitar with him, as well as his Big Stick weapon, a huge stick from a tree that has an orange bandage wrapped around it because Sam accidentally broke it while training with his sword in 1992. The part of his pompadour that sticks up was now divided into two parts, due to a prison cap being shoved over his head in the Illegal Jail. His hair is messier, and he has several scars now, one or two on his ears and quite a few on his chest from his adventuring.

Starting in Nutty as a Fruitcake, Elvis now has multiple tattoos, and also has some ear piercings that he got in Bananas and Bananas Beyond.

## LGBT

Elvis is pansexual, and he is a demiboy. His pronouns are he/they.