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Destin Empire (City)

Located in Pink (Country).

Notes:

* most of the information about this place is unknown.
* guarded heavily and ruled by an angel named Ethurial
* Ethurial's wife, Tabris, is his spokesperson, she goes out and talks to other politicians. she, too, is an angel
* Ethurial's people are all demics

Dangers:

* if you are contacted by Ethurial or Tabris, you've achieved something great, but do not take their hand or invitation. they will only torture and experiment on you. however, law is law and angels can only hurt/harm beings when the being gives consent through action or word.
Demic (Minor Species)

## Characteristics

Physical

* always grow to 5'9" or 6'0", no smaller or taller
* beings with pink-red skin, depends on what part of Pink they are from
* humanoid

Emotional/Personality

* stuck up, act like they're related to the gods when they usually arent
* allergic to Sen and Mur

Other Nicknames

* n/a

## History

No credible information on where they came from.
HH : Human Hybrids (Species Type)

Aliens that have been bred or produced between humans and other species.

Level One

* Sen/Human
* Nightcrawler/Human

Level Two

* Angel/Human
* Helidox/Human
* Teck/Human
* Knat/Human

Level Three

* Mur/Human
* Pefawn/Human

Level Four

* Suncreature/Human
* Demic/Human

Level Five

* Skelet/Human

## History

Helidox/Human Hybrid Nora was the first hybrid ever concerning HH.
Space Race

## Overview

Space Race is a serial drama that aired on the Paradox Network that aired over the course of ten years. The series encapsulated the same feel as Game of Thrones to many general audiences.

## Cast

### Main

**Sasha Alexander as the 47th U.S. President Annabelle Edwards:**Annabelle Edwards is a billionare head of multiple corporations, who was elected president in the 2032 election.

**Steve Carell as Owen Bates, Adminstrator of NASA:**

**George Moore as Russian President Viktor Ianov:**

**Tzi Ma as Chinese President Lu Hao:**A hardened member of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and President of China. His hatred for the western nations is put on full display as the space race continues.

### Recurring

**Danielle Panabaker as Monica Scott, U.S. Nationa Security Advisor [Seasons 1-3,9]:**Hired by Annabelle Edwards, obviously. She was fired.

**Hal Sparks as Ian Palmer [Seasons 1-6]:** Ian works as an egineer at NASA overseeing
Big Bird

**Big Bird** is a protagonist of the children's television show *Sesame Street*. Big Bird, like many of the other Sesame Street characters, is a Muppet character. He is sometimes referred to simply as "Bird" by his friends. Officially performed by Caroll Spinney since 1969, he is an eight-foot two-inch tall bright yellow bird.

In "Ron the Man," Kim was looking at his driver's license, then Big Bird was looking at it, he dumps Kim into the hole. Then Kim said "I wish I should get bigger and dump him out!"

In "Bonding," Kim asks about how she was dreaming about Big Bird chasing Kim. Ron doesn't like him.

In "Shegopocalypse Now", Big Bird helps the team. He knocks on the outhouse door and in there was a Pixl named Fleep. When Theodore F. Hison is doing a "squinkle" he pees on a bush. Then he open the outhouse door and he screams.

In "The Thing of the Thing", he appears as Big Brother Bird for no real reason.
The Ron Factor

"**The Ron Factor**" is the fourth episode of Season 2 (and the twenty-fifth episode overall). It first aired on Fox in the United States on August 7, 2003.

## Synopsis

"The Ron Factor", as dubbed by Global Justice, is stated to be the key to Kim's success. But when Gemini kidnaps Ron, it's up to Kim and Dr. Director to save the day. But when Gemini's lair is about to self destruct one of the lasers swing at Kim, thus she gets out cold.
Skelet (Species)

## Characteristics

Physical

* paler skin
* deeper set eyes, sometimes black irises
* usually very skinny or boney
* hunched over or perfect posture, no in between
* live longer than most
* usually *literally*dead

Emotional/Personality

* drawn to living creatures, feed off of energy
* have energy withdrawals, the only way to kill one

Other Nicknames

* whites
* skeletons
* boners (derogatory)

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## History

Skelets were birthed on an unknown planet. They were first documented around 2050-2055 when they arrived on Pink , and met with the Helidox women that inhabited it.

They are naturally born from bones, they manifest through human bones once every two thousand deaths and through alien bones fourteen times every hundred alien deaths.

They are not hostile creatures, and are usually quiet if you do not approach them. They are good at making friends.
Goofy

**Goofy** is an animated cartoon character from the Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse universe. He is an anthropomorphic dog and is one of Mickey Mouse's best friends. Goofy commonly wears a green hat, an orange shirt with a black vest, blue jeans, and long brown shoes. His original concept name was "Dippy Dawg" in cartoon shorts created during the 1930s; then his name was given as "George Geef" or "G.G. Geef" in cartoon shorts during the 1950s, implying that "Goofy" was a nickname. Contemporary sources, including the *Goof Troop* television show and *A Goofy Movie*, now give the character's full name to be *Goofy Goof*. *The Goof Troop* pilot also refers to 'G. G. Goof' on a diploma, likely a reference to the 1950s name.

Michael Dorn buys a Goofy hat at Disney World before being transported to Kim's bedroom in "Rappin' Drakken."

Dr. Drakken sees Goofy at his lair in "This Little Biggy."
Season 8 of My Weird School

## Season Overview

The show was renewed for an eigth season following the mid-season break of Season 6 due to the seasons popularity and the satisfaction of returning fans.

Season 8 would return to the 21 episode format of the first 4 seasons, and would start dealing with societal issues frequently. Chloe Rogers requested for the season to be extended of two more episodes, and Brooke Jordan authorized the extension and ordered two more episodes to be created.

## Cast

### Main

* **Dante Turners:** A.J.
* **Danielle Burke:** Andrea Young, Amy Jervis, Katie, Lindsey
* **Martha Spencer:** Emily, Katie, Ms. Hall, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Bacon
* **Tyler Moore:** Michael, Neil
* **Gabriel Stone:** Ryan
* **Morgan Fisher:** Annette, Ms. Jo-Jo
* **Rebecca McCain:** Mrs. Jaffee, Miss Blake
* **Jeff Bennett:** Mr. Will, Jacob Jervis
* **Marissa Robins:** Alexia

### Recurring

* **Catherine Hunt:** Mrs. Cooke, Dr. Snow, Mrs. Rosenblatt, Ella Mentry
* **Megan Tate:** Stella, Riley
* **Amber Woods:** Heather Young, Marie Jervis

## Trivia

* Danielle Burke was bumped up to second billing.
	+ Martha Spencer was bumped up to third billing due to her taking on many more roles in the this season.
	+ Marissa Robins was bumped down to bottom billing out of spite.
* Many actors did not renew their contracts.
	+ Weird Al. Neil is now voiced by Tyler Moore.
	+ Melissa McCarthy. Ms. Hall is now voiced by Martha Spencer.
	+ Kate McKinnon. Miss Daisy was written off of the show. The team wanted Miss Daisy in the finale but McKinnon was unavailable to film.
	+ Alison Brie. Amy is now voiced by Danielle Burke.
	+ J.K. Simmons. Dr. Carbles has been written off of the show.

## Errors

* Amy is now one year older than A.J. as opposed to three like in the first seven seasons.
Madagascar

***Madagascar*** is a 2005 animated film series produced by DreamWorks Animation. Voices of Ben Stiller, Jada Pinkett Smith, Chris Rock and David Schwimmer are featured in the films. The plot follows the adventures of story of four Central Park Zoo animals, Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe, and Gloria the Hippo, who have spent their lives in blissful captivity and are unexpectedly shipwrecked on the island of Madagascar.

In "Stop Monkeying Around", Kim was watching *Madagascar*on the biggest screen ever.
Job Unfair

"**Job Unfair**" is the seventh episode of Season 2 (and the twenty-eighth episode overall). It first aired on Fox in the United States on August 28, 2003.

## Synopsis

Kim is hot on the trail of Drakken and Shego after they steal a weather machine in a bizarre plot to attack Canada. At the same time, a disastrous job affair leaves her to deal with an obsessive janitor and Ron's mysterious spy master.
Code Word: Kim

***Code Word: Kim*** is a Puzzle Book paperback book written by Irene Trimble.

## Description

Kim Possible, cheerleader by day, global crime fighter by night, has gotten herself into a real jam. Mad scientist Dr. Drakken is trying to take over the world-again! Oh, well, no big. Kim's on the case. And so are you. By solving the games, puzzles, and riddles in this amazing book, you'll help Kim break Dr. Drakken's evil codes and save the world!
Killer Bebes

The **Bebe** robots are Dr. Drakken's attempt to create the perfect woman. However, because of his noted ineptitude at programming artificial intelligence, the Bebes began to think for themselves and deemed his leadership inadequate. They proceeded to devote their considerable skills toward their own goals, and very little was able to stand in their way.

The Bebes are feminine robots based on an early design by Dr. Drakken in college. Cold, quick and formidable, the collective Bebe *hive* desires only perfection in performance. Their collective name is a pun on "Killer Bees," a concept used in various 1970s disaster movies.

The Killer Bebes first appeared in *Attack of the Killer Bebes*, originally broadcast August 2, 2002, and were created by Drakken to kidnap his old classmates from college (including James Possible, Kim's father) as part of a twisted college reunion. However, realizing that their creator was imperfect, the Bebes rebelled against Drakken and chose to work independently. With some help from her father, Kim was able to disrupt the Bebe's programming with a hypersonic pulse severed their link to the Bebe hive mind, thus destroying their ability to coordinate their actions. However, the Bebes would later return with newer upgrades, including enhanced strength and the ability to move at hypersonic speed; allowing them to move so fast that others appear to be frozen in time.

The second time around, they were stealing assembly line equipment for the purpose of creating their own hive. When their hive mentality demanded that they search for a queen, they chose to acquire Bonnie Rockwaller, after overhearing Kim describe her as the "bossiest person on the planet". They then hooked Bonnie up to a hive mind generator that linked her subconscious thoughts with the Bebes' CPUs. This resulted in the Bebes not only talking like Bonnie, but also acting to fulfill her subconscious desires (including kidnapping the band, Smash Mouth, because Bonnie wanted them to perform at a Middleton High dance). However, through Wade, Kim and Rufus each acquired a special pair of shoes (the Valkyrie 1000s) that caused them to move at the same speed as the Bebes. This allowed Kim to destroy the original three while Rufus sabotaged the assembly line, resulting in the new Bebes being made with their faces upside down. The shock of being assembled imperfectly then caused the CPUs of the remaining Bebes to crash.

Whenever the Bebes show up, Kim knows she's going to have her hands full. With their extendable limbs, incredible strength and now time-warping speed, the Bebes can give pretty much anyone trouble in a fight. However, their physical superiority is about all they have going for them. Their mechanical flaws and constant desire for perfection are easy weaknesses for Kim to exploit. Also, despite the fact that they have already dismissed human beings as inferior, without a human mind to tell them what to do, the Bebes ironically have no idea what to do with themselves, thus further diminishing their threat.
Scrat

**Scrat** is a "saber-toothed squirrel" that appears in the *Ice Age* film series, starting with the 2002 film *Ice Age* and its sequels *Ice Age: The Meltdown, Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs*, *Ice Age A Mammoth Christmas*, and *Ice Age: Continental Drift*. He is best known for being obsessed with acorns, constantly putting his life in danger to obtain and protect them. He is a noob.

In "The Big Job", Scrat is shown trying to take a nut out of a side of a glacier, and Ron tells him off for trying to steal his nuts. In doing so, he angers Scrat and he attacks him with Ron screaming "My nuts, my nuts!". The scene was included as a promotion for the film *Ice Age: The Meltdown*after the Scrat v. DreamWorks Animation lawsuit was filed (Scrat saw *Over the Hedge* and saw that the squirrel got his nuts, and then jealously suing DreamWorks).
Slim Possible

**Slim Possible** is a character from the television show *Kim Possible*. He is the older brother of Dr. Possible and father of Joss.

## Personal information

### Family

Joss Possible (daughter)Nana Possible (mother)

James Possible ( younger brother)

Ann Possible (sister-in-law)

Kim Possible (niece)

Jim Possible (nephew)

Tim Possible (nephew)

June (possible sister or-sister-in-law)

Larry (possible nephew)

## Production information

### Voiced by

Kevin Michael Richardson

His name is a take on the word "impossible". As of Season 4,
he is the fifth and final character to use this pun (the others being,
Jim, Tim, Kim and Mim Possible).

## History

Slim Possible is a Wyoming rancher and owner of the "Lazy C" working ranch. He has a young daughter named Joss, and is the older brother to Dr. James Possible, whom he refers to as "Squirt", to the delight of the Tweebs, and thus is Kim's uncle.

Like his younger brother, Slim is an accomplished scientist and
inventor. Among his creations are a series of cyber-robotic horses he
called Tornado, that are able to mimic the form and function of a real
horse, and an advanced surveillance satellite capable of monitoring his
ranch and the surrounding area. Humble to a fault he says his brother is
 the real genius in the family.

Personality wise, Slim is modest, calm under pressure, and slow
to anger. Despite being adept at using advanced technology, Slim seems
to prefer the simple life, and to possess typical Wyoming values.

Slim Possible made his first and only appearance part in Season
3, and was introduced when the Possible Family and Ron visited him
during summer vacation.

During this time, Slim helped the other members of the Possible family in foiling a scheme by Dr. Drakken to transform the world's geniuses into lackwits using brainwave altering cowboy hats.

As of the start of Season 4, Slim has not appeared again in the
show, and has not been referenced by name. His picture was also notably
absent from the family photo wall scene during the Season 3 finale,
though his daughter's picture was displayed.

His last appearance was in "Graduation".
Betty Director

**Doctor Betty Director**,[3] more commonly known as **Dr. Director**, is a character in the television show *Kim Possible*.

## History

She head of the worldwide espionage organization known as the Global Justice Network (GJ),[4] a parody of Marvel Comics' S.H.I.E.L.D.
 She is in charge of addressing any threats to the world that fall
outside the scope of normal law enforcement groups. However, even an
organization with some of the world's finest scientists, weapons, and
agents require some help from time to time, and Dr. Director isn't too
proud to call in reinforcements if it means the job gets done, which is
where Kim Possible
 comes in. However, being a top-secret organization, even asking for
help has to be handled in a subversive way, whether it's sucking Kim
into a trap door through a series of transport tubes or arranging a
phony crime to lure her to a meeting site. She first introduced Kim to
Global Justice in a case that led to Kim's first encounter with Duff Killigan. She later called in Kim to assess the phenomenon GJ scientists dubbed "the Ron Factor"; the basic gist being that Ron's
 chaotic nature was the real reason for Kim's success saving the world
and Dr. Director wanted to see if GJ could harness that chaos. She has
subsequently stayed behind the scenes for the most part, although Kim
has had other dealings with Global Justice, usually in the form of rides
 to her destinations and backup on missions.

As the head of a global organization, Dr. Director has very
little hands-on involvement in GJ's cases, but on the rare occasions
when she's had to get her hands dirty (such as when she had to team up
with Kim to fight her own twin brother, Gemini), she's proven that she
can hold her own in a fight. Dr. Director is bound and determined to
bring down Gemini and his organization, W.E.E.
 (the Worldwide Evil Empire). But rather than a war of two tactical
geniuses, their battles are really more reminiscent of a kindergarten
slap fight, since their conflict is really nothing more than a case of
sibling rivalry run amok. In fact, get the two of them in a room
together and even Ron would most likely say that he's more mature than
either of them.

Dr. Director is instantly recognizable by her eyepatch, reminiscent of the Marvel Comics character, Nick Fury. Gemini
 wears one too, and his name is another reference to Nick Fury (albeit
the original Caucasian version that first appeared in the 1960s), whose
brother Jacob became the villain Scorpio. However, it's unclear whether
either twin wears it because of an actual eye injury or whether they're
just trying to make a fashion statement.
Albedo

**Albedo** is the former assistant of Azmuth, the Omnitrix's creator, and an antagonist from the *Ben 10* series. As of "*For a Few Brains More*", Albedo is now trapped in Ben Tennyson's eleven-year-old form.

## Other information

### Enemies

Tom and Jerry, Kim Possible, Ron Stoppable, Rufus Mr. Bean,

## Appearances

### First Appearance

Good Copy Bad Copy

He was voiced by Yuri Lowenthal (who also voiced Ben Tennyson in the same series), while as a Galvan, he's voiced by Eric Bauza. His eleven-year old form was voiced by Tara Strong.

## Appearances

Ben 10 Alien Force (2008) - Lead Voice Role

Ben 10 Ultimate Alien (2010) - Lead Voice Role

Ben 10 Omiverse (2012) - Lead Role

## Relationships

### Tom and Jerry

Tom and Jerry appears to be enthusiastic and kind-hearted but is shown to
be a source of consternation and embarrassment for Albedo

### Kim Possible

Kim's pet Tom and Jerry apparently for their potential to embarrassment for Ben's Enemy

### Mr. Bean

Mr. Bean appear to be enthusiastic and kind-hearted but is shown to
be a source of consternation and embarrassment for albedo
Kim's car

**Kim Possible's car** was a Roth SL Coupe. It was her father's old car which he gave to her. Jim and Tim first fixed, then heavily modified it for her.

## Owners/Users

* Dr. James Possible
* Kim Possible
* Ron Stoppable

## Events

Kim's first car was her father's vintage Roth SL Coupe, also known as a "Sloth". Although he claimed she could drive it for years if she took good care of it, all anyone else seemed to remember about Sloths was that there had been a recall on them, and even Wade commented that he was unsure it was technically a car anymore. Kim preferred not to be seen in it, but more importantly, she could not even get it to stay in one piece, much less start it. Kim's younger brothers Jim and Tim Possible offered to fix and upgrade her car, but only if she agreed to give them rides whenever they wanted. Kim reluctantly agreed, and the boys soon delivered on their promise, but immediately collected on her promise to drive them around.

When the Sloth was unable to keep up with a car that Motor Ed had fashioned from stolen Kepler prototype booster parts, the twins upgraded it yet again as a point of professional pride, and called the result a Roth SL Coupe 2.0. Though the Sloth 2.0 was able to get the job done, it was virtually totaled by the combination of the Kepler's destructive shock wave, and wear and tear from the pursuit. This time however, Jim and Tim decided to fix and upgrade Kim's car free of charge.

At some point in time, the twins gave the car aquatic capabilities.

## Versions

* Original Sloth: Restored out of necessity.
* Modified Sloth: Featured dual quad transverse rotary design with gyro stabilization. Outperformed by Motor Ed.
* Sloth 2.0: Featured backseat gear shift controls that Jim and Tim could operate, and 2nd gear rockets in trunk. Totaled in pursuit of Motor Ed.
* Sloth 2.0 Upgraded: Capable of crashing through walls without visible damage. Equipped for short-range flight.

## Episode appearances

* "The Big Job"
* "The Cupid Effect"
* "Car Alarm"
* "I'm with Stupid"
* "Nursery Crimes"
* "Larry's Birthday"
Duff Killigan

**Duff Killigan** is an irate Scotsman with a strong accent, who turned to crime once he was banned from pro golf. He proudly calls himself "The World's Deadliest Golfer" and uses exploding golf balls as his weapon of choice. Since his first appearance, he has shifted into a mercenary role, stealing technology or kidnapping people for the highest bidder.
Justine Flanner

**Justine Flanner** is a highly intelligent Middleton High School student. She is well-known for her stellar performances at science fairs

## Personality

Justine
 is very aware of just how smart she is, and as a result, is also aware
how much smarter she is than most other high school students. Therefore,
 she does not expect many people her age to understand or appreciate her
 work in science. Justine tends to be slightly conceited and considers
herself superior because of her intelligence, although since even
established, experienced scientists are humbled by her work, Justine's
opinion of herself is not exactly without merit.[1]

## Abilities

Justine is a very intelligent and gifted scientist. As her reputation more than impresses rocket scientist Professor Allenford[1], Justine is most likely well on her way to becoming yet another of Middleton's resident geniuses.

## Biography

Justine made multiple breakthroughs in particle physics, most of them apparently in eighth grade.

Mr. Barkin assigned Justine to be Kim Possible's
 science project partner. Excited at the thought of having such a
brilliant partner, Kim was eager to help out. Justine, however, made it
very clear that she intended to do all of the work alone. A mission to
stop a rampaging "dino-thing" created by Dr. Drakken and DNAmy
 presented Kim with a perfect chance to test out Justine's science
project: a kinematic continuum disruptor. Using the Kimmunicator's
batteries as a power source, the disruptor opened a wormhole that
dragged the creature inside, effectively saving Middleton.
Unfortunately, Mr. Barkin did not believe the machine could do what
Justine claimed it could, and activated it in the middle of the school,
unleashing the dinosaur once again.[1]

## Relationships

### Friends

Justine
 initially assumes that Kim will be of no help to her, and wants nothing
 to do with her. Kim takes this as an insult, and manages to impress
Justine through her sheer determination to be of help.[1]

## Paraphernalia

### Clothes

Justine's
 typical outfit contains various shades of blue: dark blue
headband, light blue blouse with white trim, light & dark blue
checkered skirt, white knee socks, and black shoes.[1]

### Equipment

* Homemade kinematic continuum disruptor[1]

## Quotes

### From "Partners"

**Kim**: So, Justine, tell me more about your project idea.
**Justine**: Uh, yeah. It's highly technical.
**Kim**: Try me. I'm here to help.
**Justine**: Here's your to-do list.
**Kim**: It's blank.
**Justine**: Exactly. During the project, disappear and don't bother me. The day of the presentation, show up and smile.

## Trivia

* In addition to holding both a Bachelors and PH.D in neuroscience in Real Life, Justine's VA also stars on *The Big Bang Theory* as Sheldon Cooper's girl friend, Doctor Amy Farrah Fowler, a neurobiologist whose test subjects are mainly monkeys.

## Behind the Scenes

### Voice Actor/Actress

Justine Flanner is voiced by Mayim Bialik.
Flippin' Pizza

“*Delivering pizza to happy customers. Do you need anything?*”
―Eddie Lioose
"**Flippin' Pizza**" is the fifteenth episode of the tenth season. The episode was aired on March 17, 2013. In this episode, Eddie Lioose got a job and the Possibles were looking at the delivery guy for Flippin' Pizza. It combines two of Eddie's main interests.

## Plot

The episode begins with Kim reading a *Batman* comic book. Then a doorbell is heard. Kim opens the door and sees Eddie Lioose. He says that he is going to sleepover until 10 days. Then Eddie got a phone call, he calls a pizza manger named Rob from Flippin' Pizza that he wants Eddie to get a job at Flippin' Pizza. When Eddie's done talking on his cellphone, he tells Kim and Ron that he got a job. They were looking at the delivery guy for Flippin' Pizza. Eddie will have a meeting with the pizza manager, tomorrow morning.

The next day at 7:00 in the morning, Eddie got his uniform on to go to work. Dr. Ann Possible wants to get a picture for her scrapbook, but Eddie and Ann began fighting because Eddie doesn't want a picture. Eddie leaves the Possible House and went outside. At Middleton City Hall, Mayor James Pucksbottom is watching TV in his office, then a doorbell is heard. Mayor Pucksbottom went downstairs, opens the door and sees Eddie with his Flippin' Pizza uniform. Eddie headed the pizza to Mayor James Pucksbottom, then he got a dollar and went home.

*More coming soon!*
John DiMaggio

**John William DiMaggio** (/dɪˈmæʒioʊ/; born September 4, 1968)[1] is an American voice actor. His voice features as Bender on *Futurama*, Jake the Dog on *Adventure Time*, Marcus Fenix in the *Gears of War* series, Dr. Drakken on *Kim Possible*, Scotsman on *Samurai Jack*, Brother Blood on *Teen Titans*, Shnitzel on *Chowder*, Hammerhead and Sandman on *The Spectacular Spider-Man*, Aquaman on *Batman: The Brave and the Bold*, King Zøg on *Disenchantment*, Wakka and Kimahri in Final Fantasy X, and Rath and Aggregor on *Ben 10*.

## Early life

Born and raised in North Plainfield, New Jersey, DiMaggio graduated from North Plainfield High School.[2] He attended Rutgers University.[3][4]

## Career

DiMaggio is known for his roles as Bender on *Futurama*, Marcus Fenix in the *Gears of War* franchise, Dr. Drakken on *Kim Possible*, Jake the Dog on *Adventure Time , Wakka and Kimahri in Final Fantasy X,* and Niblet on *Pound Puppies*.
 He is a former comedian, appearing on stage as part of a comic duo
named "Red Johnny and the Round Guy" and has several on-screen credits,
such as Steve Ballmer in *Pirates of Silicon Valley* (the docudrama about the history of Apple Computer and Microsoft) and as Dr. Sean Underhill, a recurring character on *Chicago Hope*.[5]
 He has appeared as Dan Williams on the AppleTV series Mythic Quest:
Raven's Banquet, and has been seen on Historical Roasts Netflix, Modern
Family ABC, Superior Donuts CBS, The Newsroom HBO, The League FX, and
Better Call Saul AMC.[*citation needed*]

In 2013, he was the executive producer and narrator of *I Know That Voice*, a documentary on voice acting, along with producer Tommy Reid and director Lawrence Shapiro.[6]

## Personal life

DiMaggio lives in Los Angeles and New York City. He has been married to actress Kate Miller, since 2014.[7]
Middleton Mall

**Middleton Mall**is a mall located in Middleton, with at least two floors, It has stairs and as well as escalators.

## Description

One of the many stores inside this mall is Club Banana, which is frequented by Kim Possible and Monique where they both work part-time.

There is also a food court which has some fast food restaurants, such as Pickle on a Pike, which is one place that very briefly hired Ron before they fired him because of an accident he had while working there.

## Stores

* Club Banana
* Earring World
* Hair Salon
* Men's Suits
* Pickle on a Pike
* Steve's Hats
* Victoria's Circuits
The Egg After

Louie del Carmen

''The Egg After'' is the fourteenth episode in the seventh season of *Kim Possible*. The episode originally aired on Fox on February 21, 2010. The episode was written by Mark McCorkle and Bob Schooley and directed by Steve Loter.

## Synopsis

In the woods, Kim and Ron found a domp egg on a domp's nest and they took it home when they saw no one left in the woods. Then the egg hatches underneath Kim, leading the baby domp to believe Kim is his mother. Kim takes him in as "Junior", but Ron is less than pleased with the "ugly bird" and their new "relaxed" lifestyle.
Fashion Victim

"**Fashion Victim**" is the tenth episode of Season 4 (and the sixty-ninth episode overall). It first aired on Fox in the United States on April 15, 2007.

## Synopsis

A trio of fashion-obsessed criminals, the Fashionistas, seek to make off with Club Banana's newest fashion designs. Having allied with them to assist with their plan, Camille Leon also takes the opportunity to get revenge on Kim by framing her for the theft. With Ron currently putting up with Mr. Barkin, who also works at Smarty Mart, her last hope lies in Monique.
List of cast members

The actors that provide the voices for the characters on *Kim Possible*.

## Original Continuity

### Christy Carlson Romano

**Christy Carlson Romano** (born **Christy Michelle Romano** on March 20, 1984) provided the voice for Kim Possible. She previously starred in *Even Stevens* and has voiced the character of Kisaragi in the *Kingdom Hearts* video game and the *Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children* movie. The episode "Blush" was based on her modesty that causes her to blush easily when complimented or in an awkward situation.

She was the first person to act in three Disney Channel projects simultaneously (*Even Stevens, Kim Possible, Cadet Kelly*)
 and has appeared on Broadway and Off-Broadway in four productions.
Romano is also a singer, releasing two albums, having a song included on
 ten soundtracks and appearing in Chris Brown's music video for "Run

It". Her book, *Grace's Turn*, was named as the 2007 Teenage Book of the Year by the New York Public Library.
Adventure Time

***Adventure Time*** is an animated series that aired on Cartoon Network from 2010 until 2018. The series follows Finn, a young boy, and his adventures in the post-apocalyptic Land of Ooo.

In "Explanations, Explanations, Explanations", Kim and Ron go to Comic-Con. One young girl seen at the Fiverine booth is dressed in a stylized Princess Bubblegum costume.
Spy vs. Spy

**Spy vs. Spy** is a wordless black and white comic strip that has been published in *MAD* magazine since 1961. It was created by Antonio Prohias, a Cuban national who fled to the United States in 1960 days before Fidel Castro took over the Cuban free press. The comic features two spies, Black and White, who are constantly warring against each other, and coming up with increasingly sophisticated ways of doing away with the other.

They are made to look virtually identical: trilby hats, overcoats and long pointed noses (possibly plague doctor outfits). The only difference between them are the color of their clothes: one dresses in white, the other in black.

A typical plot would be one spy setting up a booby trap for the other to fall into and die. Sometimes the trap works, but sometimes the other spy comes up with a brilliant counter plan of his own and will be the final winner. In other cases, the losing spy will use a plan B to counter the other spy's counter. Frequently, the winning spy celebrates his victory with a V sign gesture toward the loser. Some of the early cartoons published in 1961 had both spies coming up with the same plan to trap the other, the result being a draw. But these were the exception rather than the rule and most of the time one antagonist would beat the other.

The main characters make a cameo appearance in "Homecoming Upset", Ron pranks Kim. Then Kin chokes Ron. Then the Black and White Spy came up to ask them.
Sylvester the Cat

**Sylvester J. Pussycat, Sr.**, or simply, **Sylvester the Cat**, or **Sylvester**, or **Puddy Tat** (per Tweety Bird) or **gringo pussy-gato/Senor Pussycat** (per Speedy Gonzales), is a fictional character, a three-time Academy Award-winning anthropomorphic Tuxedo cat in the *Looney Tunes* and *Merrie Melodies* repertory, often chasing Tweety Bird, Speedy Gonzales, or Hippety Hopper.

In "Sarcastic Dude", he chases Bird David, the American equivalent of Tweety Bird created by Ron Stoppable, in a cartoon bearing the bird's name.
Moon (Sub-Species)

## Characteristics

Physical

* always tired
* dwarfs, practically
* live for a year or two at minimum, five to six at max
* usually silent

Emotional/Personality

* literally no personality
* worship Rakti

Other Nicknames

* fuckin gremlins (derogatory)

## History

First showed up when Pefawn  started in-breeding. They are a small species and only show up once every millenia in packs of 50-90.
Leyla Rangel

***Leyla Rangel*** (October 10, 1985, Mexico City, DF, Mexico) is a Mexican voice actres. She is most for being the voice of Hermione Granger since the fourth Harry Potter film, Ami in "Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi", Ahsoka Tano in "Star Wars: The Clone Wars", Kagome Higurashi from "InuYasha", Sasame from "Naruto", Violet Parr from "The Incredibles", Charlotte La Bouff from Disney's "The Princess and the Frog", Idressa from the "Tinker Bell" films, Astrid from the "How to Train Your Dragon" films, and the title character from "Kim Possible". She is also a frequent dubbing voice of celebrities such as Raven-Symoné, Lea Michele, and Emma Watson.
Wade

Monique

Eddie Lioose

Rufus

**Wade** is Kim and Ron's Communication Guru. He is ten years old during Kim's Sophomore year, yet had not only already graduated high school, but had completed college within eight months. He created the Kimmunicator and other gadgets which has provided Kim with the tools needed to fight her foes. Though Wade is on the large side, his brain is even bigger. He rarely leaves the house and has only been seen in person twice prior to Kim's Senior year.

## About Wade

Wade is a 10-year-old child genius who runs Kim Possible's website, supplies her with her gadgets, and gives Kim her missions through her Kimmunicator. He often relays information to her, searches for information for her, and performs programming feats. (A running gag is that Kim or Ron will ask Wade to perform a particularly difficult programming task, and Wade will reluctantly begin, noting how difficult it will be, then exclaiming his success after a ridiculously short period of time, i.e., "I don't know; this is a highly restricted facility. There'll be all sorts of advanced programming safeguards; there's no telling how long it'll take to ... Got it, you're in!") As a genius, he has completed his high school and college education in eight months. He spends his time in his bedroom of his parents' house, in front of the computer with the lights off. He also seems to drink a lot of soda, since he's often seen slurping one down when communicating with Kim.

## Common Information

Wade is a recluse and possibly agoraphobic. He practically never leaves his room, saying he hates the outdoors, and usually interacts with Kim and Ron through mechanical devices: the Kimmunicator, which he designed, and various other technical wizardry such as a hologram, appearing inside a virtual reality world, using a robot called the "Wadebot" (seen in *Blush*and *Overdue*) and even through a garden gnome in Ron's garage, which he used by creating a specially tuned resonance effect. Kim and Ron have only twice managed to meet him face to face before season 4: once when he left his room to get revenge upon Team Impossible for destroying his entire computer system with a spike, and again in an alternate future (*A Sitch in Time*) when an adult Wade served as leader of the resistance movement (although technically this may have been reversed once the time line was altered to prevent that dystopian future from occurring). However, a hologram appearance by Wade, seen in *Monkey Fist Strikes* and an appearance in a game (*Virtu-Ron*) to save Ron and his then-girlfriend Zita Flores in Season 2 may also count as personal appearances.

Wade enjoys being indoors, computers, knowledge, inventing, helping, and drinking soda.
Shaun

**Shaun** is a character from the animated series *Kim Possible*. He is the cousin of Ron. His relationship to Ron's other cousin, Reuben Stoppable,

## Personal information

### Family

Mr. Stoppable (uncle)Mrs. Stoppable (aunt)

Ron Stoppable (cousin)

Hana Stoppable (cousin)

Reuben Stoppable(Cousin or brother)

Mrs Rueben Stoppable (In-Law)

## Physicality

### Personality

Shaun
 was a notably mean-spirited little boy. He thoroughly enjoyed
tormenting Ron and Rufus. Some of his past pranks included trashing
Ron's scooter, pouring gravy down Ron's pants, and attempting to feed
Rufus to his pet iguana.

## Biography

Shaun came to Middleton for the wedding of Reuben Stoppable and his bride. He was invited to stay in the Stoppable House by Ron's parents, and more specifically, in Ron's room. Exposed to Shaun for less than five minutes, Ron went next door to the Possible house to sleep on the couch in the den.

Just prior to wedding, Ron was turned evil by The Attitudinator,
 and arrived at the reception by crashing in on a monster ATV. Even
then, Shaun was unafraid and hit him in the head with cake. In
retaliation for years of pent up frustration and torment, the evil Ron
transformed his ATV into a plasma catapult and attacked Shaun, as well
as the entire reception.

However, even after Ron was returned to normal, he still used the
 Attitudinator on Shaun, which forced Shaun to become a polite, giving
boy. It is unclear if this effect was ever reversed. Furthermore, based
on the vague way in which the Attitudinator worked, it is equally
unclear if it either drained the evil entirely out of Shaun, or only
suppressed his evil by overwhelming him with good energy.

## Relationships

### Family

Ron
 feared and desperately wanted to escape being forced to spend any time
with Shaun. Ron's own parents were unsympathetic because Shaun was
younger than Ron.

### Enemies

* Tom Cat
* Jerry Mouse

## Trivia

* Shaun

 was the first person who was altered by the Attitudinator, not returned
 to normal, and then never seen again, which called into question
whether its impact was permanent. The same happened later on to the
supervillain Electronique
 while she was being arrested, which caused her to promise to serve out
her full sentence, with possible time off for good behavior.[1]
Fazbear Frights (Tv Series)

## Cast

### Humans

**William Afton/Springbonnie/Springtrap/Scraptrap (Voiced by P.J. Heywood):**

**Charlotte Emily/The Puppet (Voiced by Jena Rundus):**

**Elizabeth Afton (Voiced By Zehra Jane Naqvi):**

### Animatronics

**Circus Baby/Scrap Baby (Voiced by Heather Masters):**

**Ballora (Voiced by Michella Moss):**

**Funtime Freddy/Molten Freddy (Voiced by Kellen Goff):**

**Funtime Foxy (Voiced by Joe Guadet):**
Steal Wheels

Chris Robertson

"**Steal Wheels**" is the first episode of Season 3 (and the forty-ninth episode overall). It first aired on Fox in the United States on September 30, 2004.

## Synopsis

In an attempt to reform Eddie Lipsky, a.k.a. Motor Ed, Drakken's mother places him under Drakken, his cousin's care. Together the two plot to steal the technology powering Felix Renton's chair while he and Ron are at a video game convention. In the meantime Kim is jealous of all the time Ron is spending with Felix so she "TJI's" (tries joining in), even though what they enjoy doing is not her thing.

## Appearances

* Kim Possible
* Ron Stoppable
* Dr. Ann Possible
* Dr. Drakken
* Shego
* Eddie Lioose
* Mrs. Lipsky
* Motor Ed
* Felix Renton
* Rufus
* Gum
* Monique
* Bonnie Rockwaller
* Tara
* Middleton High School cheerleaders
* Wade
* Nick Smith
* Theodore F. Hison
* Koibito Mitt
* Mayor James Pucksbottom
* Martha Hison
Athena (Kim Possible)

**Athena** is a character in the 2019 live-action Disney Channel Original television film, *Kim Possible*. She is an advanced android built by Dr. Drakken, formerly designed to get close to Kim Possible in order to steal her "spark", until she turned a new leaf when Kim saved her from being destroyed after Drakken no longer had any use for her.

## Other information

### Friends

Kim Possible, Ron Stoppable, Rufus Tom and Jerry

## Role in the film

*"A new*
 high school student Kim and Ron befriend who ironically also happens to
 be the ultimate Kim Possible fan. Her dream comes true when she finds
herself tagging along on important missions and joining in on all of the
 action and adventure."

## Trivia

* The outfit Athena wears resembles Kim Possible's Season 4 outfit from the TV series.
* She is just like Bebe the Android that Dr. Drakken made to be perfect in the animated series.
	+ She is also similar to Eric from *So the Drama*.

 Both are androids created by Dr. Drakken with a human appearance with
the sole purpose of infiltrating Kim's life. Unlike Eric, who has no
redeeming change of character or remorse for his actions, Athena ends up
 turning a leaf and becoming a genuine friend and teammate to Kim.

## Role in the film

*"A new*
 high school student Kim and Ron befriend who ironically also happens to
 be the ultimate Kim Possible fan. Her dream comes true when she finds
herself tagging along on important missions and joining in on all of the
 action and adventure."

## Trivia

* The outfit Athena wears resembles Kim Possible's Season 4 outfit from the TV series.
* She is just like Bebe the Android that Dr. Drakken made to be perfect in the animated series.
	+ She is also similar to Eric from *So the Drama*.

 Both are androids created by Dr. Drakken with a human appearance with
the sole purpose of infiltrating Kim's life. Unlike Eric, who has no
redeeming change of character or remorse for his actions, Athena ends up
 turning a leaf and becoming a genuine friend and teammate to Kim.
Hank Perkins

**Hank Perkins** is a business-smart young temp originally hired to assist Duff Killigan, and then Dr. Drakken. His exposure to evil convinced him that being bad had big promise[1], so he styled himself as a "Villainy Consultant" to get in on the ground floor.

## Personality

Hank
 Perkins was a curious villain in that he was not actually villain-like.
 Polite, friendly, and forever upbeat, he was the last person one would
associate with evil. Despite working among some very dangerous people,
Hank's head for business served him well, in that he was quickly able to
 win over even the biggest doubters with undeniably fast and efficient
results.

## Abilities

If
 nothing else, Hank Perkins was highly a educated man. He had a law
degree, and graduated with honors from business school. Hank was able to
 turn Dr. Drakken's
 typical, easy-to-foil operation into a highly successful evil business
behind the extremely convincing cover of a cupcake company, to the point
 where even super-genius Wade
 was stunned when he discovered the true minds behind Hank's Gourmet
Cupcakes. Hank accomplished this all without attracting much suspicion,
and with little effort also solved Drakken's frequent issues of a lack
of finance and poorly motivated henchmen.

## Biography

Hank Perkins began his career in evil with little more than a law degree and a can-do attitude. Hired by Duff Killigan
 as a temporary lackey, Hank helped him steal the mysterious Ray-X from
Ron Stoppable's home. Killigan was soon sidelined by a cold, and Hank
ended up working for Dr. Drakken, who was in a temporary alliance with
Killigan. As Drakken and his sidekick Shego both had colds, Hank basically had free run of their lair, and managed to capture Jim and Tim Possible,
 who tried to recover Ray-X. However, he was no match for their big
sister Kim, and even with the still-sick Shego assisting as best she
could, they were both subdued in short order.

## Relationships

### Friends

Hank
 Perkins had a fairly positive relationship with everyone he assisted,
no doubt because he always got results. Dr. Drakken seemed especially
fond of him and got swept along in the idea of running an evil business.
 Even Shego, who initially had a big problem with being overlooked,
rapidly adjusted to Hank's presence once bribed with the title of Chief
Operating Officer for Random Mayhem, and increased benefits.

### Enemies

Kim
 Possible was confused enough by Hank's friendly demeanor that she
actually stopped to ask if he worked for Dr. Drakken, then proceeded to
defeat him once she had confirmation.
Calvin and Hobbes

***Calvin and Hobbes*** was a syndicated comic strip written and illustrated by Bill Watterson. It follows the humorous antics of Calvin, an imaginative six-year old boy, and Hobbes, his energetic and sardonic stuffed tiger. The pair are named after John Calvin, a 16th-century French Reformation theologian, and Thomas Hobbes, a 17th-century English political philosopher. Set in the contemporary Midwestern United States in an unspecified suburban community, the broad themes of the strip deal with Calvin's flights of fantasy and his friendship with Hobbes, his misadventures, his unique views on a diverse range of political and cultural issues and his relationships with the people in his life, especially his parents. The dual nature of Hobbes is also a recurring motif: Calvin sees Hobbes as a live anthropomorphic tiger, while other characters see him as a stuffed animal.

Calvin and (stuffed) Hobbes ripped out his head appear as an apparent friend of Wade's in "Wade's New Business".
Mirjami Heikkinen

**Mirjami Heikkinen** (born 1984) is a Finnish voice actress, who she has been voice-dubbing roles in the Finnish language for many foreign media, since 1999. She's good friends with Finnish voice actor Samuel Harjanne, since they have done voice roles together in many of the same dubbing productions that they were both involved in. Her best known voice-over roles include Blossom in *The Powerpuff Girls*, Kim Possible of the same character of the same title of the cartoon. In film, she was Finnish dubbing voice of Hermione Granger to the *Harry Potter* films and video games.

## Voices

* Blossom - *The Powerpuff Girls*
* Kim - Kim Possible
Charlie Brown

**Charlie "Chuck" Brown** is the main character from Charles Schulz's *Peanuts* cartoons.

Charlie Brown first appeared in "Oh Boyz". When Kim was looking at his house, Charlie was opening Kim's window, when he fell down.

In "Fashion Victim", Eddie Lioose groaned like Charlie Brown when the money clip was claimed. His face becoming nothing but a wide open mouth.

Charlie also appears in "The New Orangutan", behaving abominably at the *Peanuts* reunion where his guest is a coarse crackwhore, whom he calls a skank. He breaks down in tears because Snoopy and Woodstock are now dead, the strong implication being that he had supplied the drugs which led to their demise. He claims that he doesn't care about Woodstock, but that Snoopy did not deserve it.
Nuria Trifol Actress

***Nuria Trifol*** is a voice Actress from Spain, known for voicing, Princess Bubblegum in Adventure Time, Kim Possible in Kim Possible, Jessie in Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3. y por ser la voz recurrente de Scarlett Johansson, Natalie Portman, Anne Hathaway, Keira Knightley

## Voices:

* Princess Bubblegum - Adventure Time
* Kim - Kim Possible

## Gallery:

Princesa Chicle en Hora de aventurasKim Possible en la serie animada homónima