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Spot has been living on General Smeadley’s farm her entire life, long before Roger and Anita Dearly purchased the land and moved in with their one-hundred and one Dalmatians. However, long before she met Lucky, Rolly and Cadpig, Spot decided that she wanted to try to become a dog, which is something that has caused her to be ridiculed by many of her fellow chickens. Fortunately for her, Cornelia, her mother, understand her dream and she permits Spot to behave in the dog-like fashion that she does, though she requests Spot at least behave like a chicken at certain times, as well as to study up on the chicken duties she’ll have to fulfill one day in the future. When the Dearly Dalmatians moved in, Spot was ridiculed just as much by them as she was with her fellow chickens, though Lucky, Rolly and Cadpig grew to accept Spot into their group, and the four of them have spent their days together looking for something entertaining to do in order to pass the time.

Spot tends to serve as the voice of reason amongst her friends, as since she hasn’t done as many things as they have, she prefers to play it safe in order to try to prevent any potential problems. This conflicts with her friendship, as Lucky, Rolly and Cadpig tend to like doing things their way, though Spot tends to tag along with them, despite her better judgment, for the sake of helping her friends along the way. Despite their apparent disdain towards Spot, the Dearly Dalmatians do respect her insight and they try to do their part to help her out as well, so their friendship has mutual benefits for everybody. In her efforts to behave more like a dog, Spot often sleeps over in the Dalmatians’ barn, and she tends to eat kibble as well in an attempt to feel more connected with the Dalmatians, though she does sleep in the chicken coop from time to time and that is where she keeps all of her personal possessions, such as her Pullet Marlow costume.

While Spot realizes that she’ll likely never be able to actually become a dog, she is generally content as she is and her ability to fly has proven to be quite useful to the Dalmatians, especially when it comes to thwarting Cruella’s schemes to steal the Dearly Farm. However, Spot is the most prone out of all the animals on the farm to take offense to what it said about her, as even though there are other sensitive animals, such as Rolly, Spot is the most sensitive and she lacks self-confidence. Whenever something is said about her, she tends to mope about it for quite some time, though she longs for the day when people will take her seriously and treat her with the level of respect that she feels she deserves. However, her friends are usually there to help her out along the way, and while they may not always see eye-to-eye, Spot is just glad to have found some friends who don’t mind her unorthodox personality.

Two-Tone is a very unique Dalmatian since her body has two tones of color, unlike the spotted characteristics of most Dalmatians; her front half is entirely white, with the exception of a spot on her cheek, while her bottom half is entirely dark, with the exception of a few white spots. While Two-Tone never really talks about her unique appearance, it is just one of the many unique characteristics that she has embraced, as she also has a personality unlike many of her brothers and sisters. She enjoys doing things that may reward her with a greater social status, though she isn’t afraid of hanging out with some of the considered outcasts on the Dearly Farm, even those on the fringes of society. Likewise, her interest in men fluctuates in accordance with her personality, as even though she has dated some more respected individuals on the farm, such as Lucky, she isn’t afraid of going out with the most notorious trouble maker on the farm, Mooch; though she remains a loyal girlfriend to Mooch throughout most of the series, despite his negligent treatment of her.

In her spare time, Two-Tone merely enjoys doing whatever it is that she can do on the farm. Since she prefers many of the social elements in life, much of her time is spent socializing with the various denizens of the Dearly Farm. She enjoys hanging out with Mooch and his gang, despite the fact that they mostly stand around and do nothing, though she also likes hanging around with any of her brothers and sisters that are around her at the moment. She is a friend of Cadpig, despite the fact that Cadpig dislikes her shallow nature from time to time; though the two are on generally good terms and they spend time gossiping and talking about the day’s events. Two-Tone is also a member of the Bark Brigade, though she hasn’t performed exceptionally well and she tends to remain in the middle of the class in most instances. Despite the fact that she is a dog, Two-Tone also likes dressing up in human accessories to improve her sex appeal, as she wishes to ensure that Mooch remains her boyfriend; though Two-Tone is most content just doing whatever she can to be the life of the party.

Dil has grown up to be quite an individual. He has become quite weird, and tends to be interested some crazy things. He also totally into Extraterrestrial life and is always trying prove they exist and trying to communicate with them. His crazy behavior may possibly be explained that Phil and Lil dropped him on his head once. Although he makes a good friend, he tends to annoy them, mainly Tommy.

Ingrid Third is Fillmore's partner in X Middle School. Third is a new girl and former delinquent and a certified genius.

Tommy's little brother, who was introduced in the first movie. Unlike the other babies, he doesn't talk very much. He also doesn't do much either except throw thing at people and spit up. When he was born, the others didn't like him for being a loud and greedy, but as he became nicer, they warmed up to him.

Age: 10
Occupation: Student
Lives with: Parents (Mr. and Mrs. Turner), Cosmo, Wanda and often spends whole nights with Vicky.
Hobbies: Watching TV (Crash Nebula), reading comic books (Crimson Chin), playing with
action figurines.
Best Friends: Chester, AJ

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Timmy is a lone child, with a horrible babysitter, two moron parents and a fairy-obsessed teacher, that is, until he gets two magnificent godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, who make his life so much better.

Since the first day, Timmy hated school. He hates the fact that girls (particularly Trixie Tang) don't like him and he has just a couple of friends because he isn't popular. At least in Timmy's class, being popular is almost a requirement to be happy. Those who aren't popular are constantly ignored and bashed by the "cool" ones, and Timmy is not the exception.

Timmy is in love with Trixie Tang, the most popular girl in his class. He doesn't know her well, so his love is a bit superficial, based only in Trixie's appearance.

Since his godparents can't grant him a real love wish, Timmy isn't able to wish that Trixie has to love him. However, "Da Rules" don't say that Timmy shouldn't make wishes to get Trixie's attention. Timmy has wished this several times, becoming a comedian, the only boy in the world and several other characters, without success.

It's been revealed that Veronica (Trixie's best friend and the second most popular girl in the school) likes Timmy, but she's too shy to tell him and she hides her secret feelings bashing Timmy and his friends as the others do.

Timmy's teacher doesn't make his life better. In fact, he makes it a lot worse. Due to a childhood terrible experience, Mr. Denzel Crocker is obsessed with fairy godparents and he is sure that Timmy has them, but he doesn't have enough proofs to tell this to the world. In order to keep his godparents, Timmy has to hide them from Mr. Crocker at all coast, no matter what he has to do.

Timmy is a terrible student and to make the things worse Mr. Crocker loves to give him the worse grades, looking for any excuse to reduce (the already low) Timmy's grades. This is why in place of getting Bs, Cs and Ds, Timmy only gets Fs.

Timmy's problems at school aren't only popularity and grades. Since he is small and un-popular, he is often bashed by the school bullies, particularly Francis, who is really a delinquent.

About his parents, Timmy has strange feelings about them. As his parents, he loves them (and they do too), but Timmy is at the same time quite angry with them because they never pay him the attention that he deserves as a boy with school problems. However, what Timmy most hates is that his parents leave him with Vicky, the person that he most hates in the world, even more than Francis. Since he has to do all the dirty work for her and she makes him suffer, Timmy is scared of Vicky.

However, there is something that Vicky gave him: the chance to have fairy godparents. Cosmo and Wanda are the people that he most loves besides his parents. Timmy loves making "extreme" wishes and he often abuses of his godparents' powers. However, he always manages to get everything right.

Adorable, yet mischievous can best describe the too-smart-for-diapers Proud twin toddlers. Mostly, this pair's favourite pastime is playing with Sugar Mama's poor poodle, Puff. Whether being launched into orbit or perilously dangling from the ceiling, this distressed doggie offers the twins hours of entertainment. Although pitching in to babysit can be like a thorn in her side, Penny undoubtedly loves her brother and sister even if they aren't the angels they appear to be.

Omi is an orphan who has been raised by the Monks of the temple since he was a small boy. Omi knows next to nothing about the outside world when the series begins and this is evident from his ignorance of technology, slang and women. He is arrogant at times and overly curious but he is honorable and faithful to his friends.

Omi is the shortest of the Dragons with a large, bald yellow head, with nine dots on his forehead.

Omi's element is water, his favorite Shen Gong Wu is the Orb of Tornami, his Wudai attack is Wudai Neptune - Water, His Wudai Weapon is the Shimo Staff and his elemental Shen Gong Wu is the Kaijin Charm.

Ben is Gwen's male cousin and can change into 10 alien heros. He can pick an alien disguise on a watch called the Omnitrix.

A biomechanical alien with liquid metallic skin and a system of organic "circuits." He has the ability to merge with any technology and bring it to life with enhanced abilities.

Barbra Gordon fights crime in the streets of Gotham, along side Robin, Batman, and/or Nightwing. She is the Commissioner's daughter, and she works for the G.C.P.D.

Truffles is married to Mung Daal; she works at Mung Daal Catering, typically at the front desk, where she writes down orders and deals with customers. Despite the fact that they still share a bed, Truffles and Mung Daal’s relationship has been less than stellar; Truffles has lamented that their love live isn’t as good as it used to be, and she routinely hurts and scolds her husband whenever she gets the chance. However, she still seems to love him, and reminisces from time to time about the romantic moments they had in their youth. However, their romantic passion had obviously faded.

While she may seem to be a kind old woman, she is actually rather ruthless. She has been known to do horrible things to people if they don’t share their grubble gum with her, and has threatened to kill or beat Chowder despite the fact that he is merely a child. She also mistreats Shnitzel, as even though he works hard and has earned his place at Mung Daal Catering, she believes that he is lazy and that he doesn’t do a good job. Truffles can be nice to people, though it usually isn’t genuine unless she’s truly happy about something.

She is also an extremely competitive individual and will often go to great lengths to be the best at anything she does, even if it’s something trivial or irrelevant. She refuses to accept any degree of defeat, and would rather have nobody win if she can’t win, which typically creates problems for those around her. Truffles is also one of the few citizens in Marzipan City who are capable of flying without a vehicle, as she has wings on her back; how high or how fast she can fly remains to be seen, though she has no trouble supporting her own weight.