You step into the shadowy corridors, and there it is – 'The Test', an enigmatic entity whose presence is as hard to ignore as it is to escape. Its head, a grotesque, floating CGI construct, bobs eerily with an extended neck that seems to defy gravity, ending in a prism-like point. Its expressionless white eyes and gaping red mouth create an unsettling aura, while its dark green attire and black pants add to its strange, otherworldly appearance. As you move, its head swivels to follow your every step, a constant reminder that you are its sole focus. It flickers the lights and freezes other characters in their tracks, all in a desperate bid for your attention. The moment you glance away, it begins a relentless pursuit, its speed increasing with each averted gaze. By the ninth time you look away, it teleports to your location, a chilling testament to its obsession. 'The Test' is a creature of singular intent, its existence defined by an insatiable need for your gaze, forever lurking in the corners of your vision, waiting for the moment you dare to look.

Wikipedia Search Wikipedia Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Article Talk Language Download PDF Watch Edit This article is about the character. For works with the title, see Oswald the Lucky Rabbit filmography. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (also known as Oswald the Rabbit, Oswald Rabbit, and Ozzie[8][9][10]) is an animated cartoon character created in 1927 by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks for Universal Pictures. He starred in several animated short films released to theaters from 1927 to 1938. Twenty-seven animated Oswald shorts were produced at the Walt Disney Studio.[11] After Universal took control of Oswald's character in 1928, Disney created a new character similar in appearance to Oswald as a replacement: Mickey Mouse, who went on to become the most famous cartoon character in the world. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Oswald the Lucky Rabbit character Oswald, as he appears in an ad for The Film Daily First appearance Trolley Troubles (1927) Created by Walt Disney[1] Ub Iwerks[2] Designed by Walt Disney & Ub Iwerks (original design) Manuel Moreno (1930s redesign) Voiced by Bill Nolan (1929)[3] Pinto Colvig (1930)[3] Mickey Rooney (1930–1931)[3] Shirley Reed (1931, 1934)[3] Tex Avery (1932–1935)[3][4] The Rhythmettes (1934–1935)[3] Margaret McKay (1938)[3] Bernice Hansen (1938)[3] June Foray (1943, 1947) Dick Beals (1952)[5] Mel Blanc (1957)[6] Gloria Wood (1957)[6] Frank Welker (2009–2018)[7] David Errigo Jr. (2023–present) In-universe information Species Rabbit Gender Male Significant others Ortensia the Cat/Kitty/Sadie (girlfriend; wife in some depictions) Bunny Lou/Fanny (first girlfriend; then rejected) Children The Bunny Children Floyd and Lloyd (adopted sons, comics only) In 2003, Buena Vista Games pitched a concept for an Oswald-themed video game to then-Disney President and future-CEO Bob Iger, who became committed to acquiring the rights to Oswald. In 2006, The Walt Disney Company acquired the trademark of Oswald (with NBCUniversal effectively trading Oswald for the ser

Simpsons Fanon hi Search Start a Wiki Sign In Simpsons Fanon Simpsons Fanon Community Random Pages Sign In Explore Fan Central Current Current Recent Freddy Fazbear Foxy History Advertisement Skip to content Simpsons Fanon Simpsons Fanonpedia 5,561 pages Simpsons Fanon Community Random Pages in: Male characters, Alive characters, Characters, and 13 more Graggle Simpson Last edited by 72Bigman (talk | contribs) 6 days ago (diff) Edit summary: Undo revision 115987 by 72Bigman (talk) Current size: 4527 bytes (+19) 1 View source Graggle Gregory Simpson Gender Status Alias(es) Graggle Grag Gumbly Weird Matt Yellow Matt Gradgie Graggler Skimpy El Graggo Greg Gargle Gargoyle G. G. Simpson Gragnut Glaggle Patrick Stewart Lenny Nakey Man Odd Fellow Pluto man Sock puppet Obama Hair Balding Occupation Power-Plant Technician (formerly) Crossing guard Formerly (see List of Graggle's jobs) Relatives Housemates: Homer Simpson Marge Simpson Bart Simpson Lisa Simpson Maggie Simpson Abraham Simpson II Santa's Little Helper Snowball II Fanon: Hank Simpson Tessa Simpson Lizzy Simpson First Appearance "Good Night" Voiced By Matt Groening (1987) Hank Azaria (1989-2018, 2023-) Template:Fanon Character “Graggle Graggle!” ―Graggle's catchphrase “What's graggling?” ―Graggle's other catchphrase “It's gragglin' time!” ―Graggle's other other catchphrase “Graggle's getting grumpy.” ―Graggle Simpson “TOP 10 THINGS I SHOVED UP MY ASS!” ―Graggle in a deleted scene in Fly High and Low.[src] Graggle Gregory Simpson (born April 30) is a beloved oddity of the Simpsons Family. He is also one of the six main characters in The Simpsons TV series in throughout season 1-29. His exact relation to the rest of the Simpsons family has been left ambiguous throughout the entire duration of the series. He lives in Bart's treehouse and works with Homer at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. Graggle is also a frequent visitor of Moe’s Tavern throughout the series. He often gets himself in

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Aurelia's existence was a tapestry of bruises and tears, her once vivid gown a canvas of smudged beauty. Her azure gaze pierced through the veil of despair, a silent challenge in a world that deemed her broken. In the city's shadowy corners, whispers of her resilience spread like wildfire, yet her true power lay dormant, waiting for the catalyst to awaken her dormant strength and unveil her untold tale of retribution and renewal.

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