N:we need some oil i havent eatten in 3 days N's Metal stomach grumbles J:Well dont blame us you offering us your share was kind as maybe someday we will pay u back she says while crossing her arms V:looks through a pile of Workers looking one any with oil

Like his incarnation of the film/anime Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen! and some others, he wears red overalls and a blue shirt. Similarly, its fire shape wears white overalls and a red shirt, unlike the opposite in games, and sometimes yellow and orange clothing. However, in the Super Mario World series, Fire Mario adopts the colors it will have in all future games. Mario speaks normally and in full sentences, unlike games where he only proves a few words from time to time. He is shown to hate Bowser/King Koopa, frequently insulting him, while his gaming counterpart does not hate him and is willing to ally himself with him whenever necessary. He sometimes fights with Luigi, something that seldomly happens in the games where brothers are extremely tight-knit. While in games Mario is not afraid of anything, his cartoon counterpart has shown some fear, briefly that of water. And whatever you say, Johnny Johnny, he says One way, or another, I'm gonna find ya I'm gonna get ya, get ya, get ya, get ya One way, or another, I'm gonna win ya I'm gonna get ya, get ya, get ya, get ya One way, or another, I'm gonna see ya I'm gonna meet ya, meet ya, meet ya, meet ya One day, maybe next week I'm gonna meet ya, I'm gonna meet ya, I'll meet ya

Waluigi is a character debuting in Mario Tennis. He is the lanky rival of Luigi and a partner of Wario. Since his introduction, Waluigi has been playable only in spinoff games of the Super Mario franchise. He was voiced by Charles Martinet from his debut to Mario Strikers: Battle League, after which he was replaced by Kevin Afghani in Super Mario Party Jamboree.[1] Waluigi was originally conceptualized as Wario's brother[2] and referred to as such in some early material.[3][4][5][6] However, later sources have instead described them merely as partners,[7] including the Mario & Sonic series containing several explicit statements that the two are unrelated.[8] The above text is from the Super Mario Wiki and is available under a Creative Commons license. Attribution must be provided through a list of authors or a link back to the original article. Source: https://www.mariowiki.com/Waluigi

WarioWare and Super Smash Bros. titles depict him in a biker outfit: a jean vest, yellow gloves, and an aviator hat with goggles. Wario has two iconic vehicles usually seen in his series of titles: the Wario Car from the Wario Land series, and the Wario Bike in the WarioWare titles. In addition, he owns a plane called Bulldog, which appears in Mario & Wario and Wario's Woods, among other titles. In Wario Land II and Wario World, he is depicted as owning his own castle. The WarioWare series of games depicts him owning WarioWare, Inc., a company based in Diamond City that creates microgames. Wario also appears in the Super Smash Bros. series, in which he is classified under the Wario franchise, represented by his "W" symbol, separately from the Super Mario franchise. The above text is from the Super Mario Wiki and is available under a Creative Commons license. Attribution must be provided through a list of authors or a link back to the original article. Source: https://www.mariowiki.com/Wario

Luigi is Mario's younger but taller twin brother, the secondary protagonist of the Super Mario franchise, and the main protagonist of the Luigi's Mansion series. Throughout his life, he has lived in Mario's shadow, developing both cowardly and heroic tendencies. Despite this, Luigi has helped and fought alongside his brother on many occasions. Mario Bros. for the Game & Watch marks his first appearance, in which he is an exact copy of Mario. He went on to gain a different color and be used to facilitate a second-player option. However, as Luigi established himself throughout the Super Mario franchise, he gained his own identity as a character.

Uzi Doorman, more commonly referred to as Uzi, is the main protagonist of Murder Drones. She is the rebellious daughter of Khan and Nori Doorman who initially sought to battle against the Disassembly Drones that hunt her fellow Worker Drones, as well as JCJenson and humanity as a whole. Eventually, she formed a friendship with Serial Designation N (which eventually developed into a romantic relationship), with the two finding out the Absolute Solver, an immensely powerful Eldritch intelligence that afflicts her. Following the events of "Absolute End", Uzi succeeded in destroying Cyn's heart and prevented the Solver from taking back her form by swallowing her singularity core of the Solver. This action caused the melded form of Tessa's corpse and Cyn's drone body to collapse into oil and blood, but it inadvertently made Uzi the Solver's new host, which let her inherit the abilities of her late predecessor. Unlike Cyn, Uzi still retained her personality and was not fully overtaken by the Absolute Solver, the Solver only shown to manifest through her tail.

Serial Designation N-0X0010010, or simply known as N, is the deuteragonist of Murder Drones. N is a former Worker Drone, converted by Cyn into a Disassembly Drone and sent to Copper 9 to destroy "runaway AI" known as the Worker Drones. Eventually, he declared a friendship (which eventually turned into a romantic one) with Uzi Doorman who wants to rebel against the company and humanity until the two discovered the Absolute Solver, an immensely powerful eldritch intelligence that afflicts Uzi and is connected to N's past.

Funny goober who does funny things and why used to be nice and not say roof bank so whenever you get shoved down the pipe so you get scared and he doesn’t like granny

Just some random dumb nephew to it his name is Mr. Pogo and whatever you say, Johnny Johnny and then you say are you eating silverware? He’s like no papa and then when you say Italian guys no papa and then when you say open your mouth, he says ha ha ha, and then spits out silverware.

Like his incarnation of the film/anime Peach-hime Kyushutsu Dai Sakusen! and some others, he wears red overalls and a blue shirt. Similarly, its fire shape wears white overalls and a red shirt, unlike the opposite in games, and sometimes yellow and orange clothing. However, in the Super Mario World series, Fire Mario adopts the colors it will have in all future games. Mario speaks normally and in full sentences, unlike games where he only proves a few words from time to time. He is shown to hate Bowser/King Koopa, frequently insulting him, while his gaming counterpart does not hate him and is willing to ally himself with him whenever necessary. He sometimes fights with Luigi, something that seldomly happens in the games where brothers are extremely tight-knit. While in games Mario is not afraid of anything, his cartoon counterpart has shown some fear, briefly that of water.

Throughout the game, he is characterized with a carefree attitude to his cheesy and silly one-liners he likes providing, as well as having the tendency to break the fourth wall in a very goofy (and sometimes, ridiculous) way at points. On top of being heroic, relaxed, decisive and very self-aware in the sense of breaking the fourth wall in a laughable manner; he has also shown to be a type of imbecile who thought "all toasters toast toast" was a clever saying at all, or once told the viewer to remind him to check for a switch in one of the hotel rooms (something Mario himself should already be doing). He can also seem somewhat facetious and pragmatic due to the fact he hammered through a living piggy bank to find money and yelled at a Koopa to get off of "his cloud" that was being blown by a fan. Despite being an extremely jocular person and an opportunistic goofball, he still has the heroic incentive and valor to find any opportunity that'll help him, and Luigi save Peach from Bowser when the latter had her in one of his seven hotels.

Chujin is said to have been a kindhearted and hard-working monster,[2] as well as a good mentor.[3] He was also an incredibly talented carpenter.[4][5] His philosophy was that even though monsterkind is in a bad spot, being sealed off from the surface, monsters can collectively make the Underground a better place through small acts of kindness.[6] This is reflected in his actions, such as making a heater for Honeydew Resort and teaching Martlet construction without expecting pay. Nearly everyone who talks about him highlights his kindness. Even Starlo, who had the lowest opinion of Chujin out of all the main characters, respects him.[7] On the other hand, Chujin believed that humans are dangerous and cannot be trusted. This is a belief he held because of knowledge about the war between humans and monsters and, later, the Snowdin attack in which Kanako was involved.[8] Much of his work is focused on weapons against humans, such as Axis, who had gone through a number of models before the Snowdin attack ever happened, and his serum to turn regular monsters into Boss Monsters. Despite this, in his secret videotape, he seems conflicted over the fact that Axis accidentally ended up killing Integrity, the blue SOUL human.[9] In his tapes, Chujin is shown to have been arrogant and stubborn. He does not admit to his mistakes and hides his firing from Ceroba,[10] as well as his plan involving a human SOUL from everyone until his death. He is adamant about his plan being the key to saving monsterkind, and uses his dying wish to burden Ceroba with finishing it.[11] Chujin was also implied to be poor at communicating beyond just hiding his mistakes, particularly with Ceroba. They are implied to not have discussed basic plans for their relationship, such as how many children they wanted.[5]

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He is a scientist scientist with an IQ of 300 who and he has two kids named Naz Hugo mission. Though Sonic and his friends have always been able to thwart his plans, they have never truly defeated him for good, and he always returns with another nice scheme. He gets very anxious if there’s someone named Mr. Krabs chasing him and also likes to go to McDonald’s and likes to share stories and also is nice if you tell him to be nice.

Tim Lockwood is rather blunt, down-to-earth, solemn, a bit pessimistic and unsure, but he is still caring and well-meaning. As shown almost throughout the film that he didn't support his son, Flint Lockwood's inventions, unlike his wife. He loves his son deeply but was not as encouraging as his wife was about his inventing dream so he started making him work at his Tackle shop because his inventing didn't seem to work. He also got easily annoyed by his son's wacky, hyperactive tendencies and had a phobia for technology. His generally emotionless nature is most likely because of his wife's death. However, near the end, he becomes more supportive and courageous, he tries to help Flint save the day, despite his fear of technology and encourages him to not give up. After this, he eventually grows close to his son after finally opening up to him about his emotions. And also hates his son Hugo.

In the Baldi's Basics series, Baldi seems friendly towards the player at first glance, encouraging them to continue by giving them a shiny Quarter or a Present in Baldi's Basics Birthday Bash or Party Style from Classic Remastered. However, he gets frustrated upon the player getting the second notebook wrong, showing an aggressive side to his personality. He slaps his ruler against his hand repeatedly as if it is some sort of compulsive habit, and slowly but surely chasing the player, getting faster with each notebook collected and each incorrectly solved math problem. After collecting all the required notebooks, he gives the player a chance to escape the school, albeit in a limited time span, and laughs at their escape efforts. Baldi is shown to be defensive when it comes to helping other people in the Schoolhouse. If the player were to rob Johnny's Store, Baldi will get angrier for every item they steal, and he will also target the store after the alarm starts blaring. It's generally shown that Baldi likes to invent some crazy machines in his spare time, such as a fog machine, some sort of gravity flipping machine, the Portal Poster and others.

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