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Amy Kroker (née Wong), Ph.D. (born December 18, 2979) is the wife of Kif Kroker, and a member of the Planet Express delivery service. Amy used to be rather overweight as a child because she had an insatiable appetite. She was later able to lose all the weight and is currently able to control herself as an adult. However, she can lose control very easily such as in "The Prisoner of Benda" where she reverted to becoming fat and put Leela's body in bad shape when they switched bodies. Amy is a...

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The Land of Ooo, or simply Ooo, is the main setting of Adventure Time. It is the home of Finn, Jake, and all their friends and foes. It is divided into many different kingdoms, of which the most prominent are the Ice Kingdom, the Candy Kingdom, the Earldom of Lemongrab, Wildberry Kingdom, the Fire Kingdom, and the Cloud Kingdom. There are also many geographical areas not known to be part of any kingdom, such as the Evil Forest and the Bad Lands. In a similar vein, there is a kingdom in the...

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"DC characters should be allowed to evolve" and more great discussions about DC Database

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"Season 5 Episode Single Elimination Tournament - Round 2 #2" and more great discussions about Phineas and Ferb Wiki

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Sam and Friends was Jim Henson's first television series, a five-minute show that aired twice daily on WRC-TV, the NBC affiliate in Washington, D.C. from May 9, 1955 to December 15, 1961. The title character was a humanoid named Sam, but a more enduring star of the series was Kermit, who was not yet a frog. Other characters included the voracious Yorick, beatnik Harry the Hipster, excitable Professor Madcliffe, Chicken Liver and utility players Hank and Frank. Other characters possessed more...

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The Slave Ramona is a recurring element in the Scott Pilgrim graphic novels, notably appearing in Scott Pilgrim Gets It Together and Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour. It's hard to pin down what the symbolism behind the Slave Ramona is: it's possible that this version of Ramona manifested after Gideon infected her with the Glow and after she left. Since Gideon was in control of Ramona's head, it's possible that when she says to him, in Vol. 6, that "part of me does still belong to you", she may...

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William "Will" Cobb, also known as Talon, was the latest in a long line of master assassins employed by the mysterious Court of Owls. He came to Gotham City hoping to recruit Damian Wayne to be his successor. There once was a professional thief and his young son. The thief was good and made sure his son was, too. The son tried to be his shadow - his echo. He worshiped his father and only wanted to please him. However hard he tried, it was never good enough for the father. One night, at 10:15...