A supervillain who definitely does not have a way with words or evil at all, hence his name. WordGirl Archetypes White Hair, Monster Features, Duality, Mad Scientist, Uniform, Distinctive Voice, Gay, Villain, Intelligence Years as Class listed 2006-2015, Ongoing WordGirl resurgence Dr. Two-Brains is the anti-heroic tetartagonist of the PBS educational cartoon WordGirl. In the episode, "Seeds of Doubt" she is able to create the title product by changing poppy seeds on a bagel. Orlando Brown is the voice behind the character. For some of the episode, he rides a gray horse from another painting, named "Horsey". WordGirl has shoulder length dark brown hair and light brown skin. A 10-year-old genius inventor who uses his gargantuan robots to destroy the city in hopes of getting WordGirls attention. Enemies WordGirl uses her great vocabulary to fend off villains such as The Butcher, Dr. Two-Brains, Granny May, Tobey, and Chuck The Evil Sandwich-Making Guy. She's brilliant in the courtroom, though when she sees an actual crime being committed, she tends to freeze and miss her daughter change into Wordgirl. However, WordGirl surprisingly exposes him as a mere Texan con-man who switches places with his brother as the rich guy and the caddy in another city. His mother is aware of her childs intelligence, so he cant launch any of his schemes unless she is away on business. Because of the mouse brain, just like any rodent, he is afraid of cats, as first seen the episode Crime Takes a Holiday, and also in "A Game of Cat and Mouse"; additionally, in "Where's Huggy? -Welcome to the Hero/Protagonist wiki! Two-Brains in Wordgirl. Her favorite book is Princess Triana (a parody of the Harry Potter series of books), while her favorite TV show is "The Pretty Princess and Magic Pony Power Hour". However, his suspicions dissipate when Becky painstakingly misdefines a word in the episode "Vocab Bee". In "WordGirl Makes a Mistake", Becky confesses to being WordGirl to her father and brother (in spite of Bob's protests) after feeling that she has hidden it from them for too long but neither of them believe her. Even Scoops was enamoured with her in the first episode, though by the second one, he had seen enough of her true colors. The reasoning is that children can understand words like cumbersome when told that it means big and heavy and awkward.[9], PBS NewsHour anchor Jim Lehrer agreed to do a mock interview with WordGirl. Beckys best friend from school. Crime happens randomly causing her to omit her family and friends to stop that particular crime for some reasons while leading into conflict with her family life and most likely her time alone. WordGirl has a shoulder-length straight dark brown hair is styled into a classic flip. Once captured, he asks: Is this the end of WordGirl? BigGranny MayEileen/Birthday GirlAmazing Rope GuySeymour Orlando SmoothNocan the ContrarianMs. He is also revealed in the episode "Two Brains Quartet" to be a really good barbershop quartetsinger. Becky and TJ's grandfather, and Tim's father, first appearing in the episode "Bampy Battles Bots." One of the most serious times her secret has been exposed is in the episode "Two-Brains Forgets", when Dr. Two-Brains overhears a conversation between Becky and Bob regarding new WordGirl and Huggy costumes. During a flashback in "Monkey-Robot Showdown", we learned that Tobey was in a checkers match that he lost to Violet. Her nose is shaped like an upside-down question mark. WordGirl and Captain Marvel are the founding mothers of diversity in the superhero space who shouldn't be forgotten. A technology/gadget professional that introduces the audience to both the villains and heroes helpful gadgets. When he was a sidekick, he acted more like a boss which annoyed Chuck. No, so it isn't your cake." Her alter ego is mild-mannered 10 (later 11)-year-old fifth grade student BeckyBotsford, who attends Woodview Elementary School. Other Big Industries products includes Mr. Big's Big Book of Big Words (a dictionary), the Wordsucker (a microphone), the Hero Sucker (a giant vacuum) and a "walking talking WordGirl doll" that does the opposite of the real superheroine, like using the word "strategery" instead of "strategy" and enables them (via mind control) to buy useless spinoff products such as "glow-in-the-dark" suntan lotion. One of their quotes are "Keep your eyes on the prize" with a red stare. WordGirl is the titular main protagonist of the PBS animated series of the same name. He seems to have a lot of knowledge about almost anything from wood to the invention of ballet slipper. As Becky Botsford, she wears a green V-neck shirt, purple skirt and headband, and knee length socks with black and white shoes. At one point,in "Becky's Birthday", her parents begin to make the connection, but just when they are about to figure it out, Captain Huggy Face (a.k.a. [8], Each eleven-minute segment in each episode (except for the first three episodes) begins with verbal instructions to listen for two words that will be used throughout the plot of that episode. We hope you are having a happy holiday so far. As Becky, she spends her time reading, going to school, decorating her dollhouse, collecting ponies and unicorns, and trying to hide her secret identity. Because WordGirl has a love for cute animals, she was powerless against The Butcher and the kitten. However, once Ms. Believe it or not, Wordgirl is a lot stronger than people might think. The Narrator's secret ambition is to do the lead-in on 60 Minutes. He adopted him as his partner in crime. In her usual attire, she wears a cream-colored shirt under a V-neck green sweater with a maroon skirt and a matching headband. It is also revealed that he has a favorite tie named "Murray", which was taken by Mr. Big, who really liked it and took the cravat for himself. WordGirl follows the everyday life and superhero adventures of WordGirl as she fights crime and enriches vocabulary usage. Dr. Two-Brains seems to know all of the vocabulary words so far, and has even introduced and defined quite a few. When told to destroy buildings by Tobey, he just starts painting, much to Tobey's angry dismay. We are excited to announce that our zine will be releasing in January. WordGirl and her sidekick Captain Huggy Face take down quirky villains in every action-packed episode. As is shown in the episode, he is very agile and stealthy, and his eyes can move all the way around his head. He also has a brother named Glen who is a sportscaster. Mr. Dudley likes candy, but doesn't like anybody to know that. Her outfit, helmet, gloves and boots are in different varieties of red (her gloves and boots being dark red, for example), has a golden cape, 2-way communication belt and her symbol in the middle of her outfit is a yellow star against a red shield; when she strikes an enemy or shoots into the sky, she leaves a twinkling star at the end of her sonic streak, similar to the trail of a shooting star. Her Weakness is Juggling through family and crime-fighting life. She became gradually sarcastic because Mr. Big would not notice all she does for him. activity Explore fun family activities and printables from "Work It Out Wombats!" Explore fun family activities and printables from "Work It Out Wombats!" Let's go! Goals Becky, who is age 10, spends her time reading, going to school, decorating her dollhouse, collecting unicorns and trying to hide her secret identity. She also has a friend poodle who can play chess, and a cousin who can play chess against the dog poodle and play the piano at the same time. Jerky Jerk. Her lair is also seen in this episode, it is filled with question mark covered items. 5.8 (39) Rate. She is joined in her adventures by a . His symbol, on the chest of his costume, is a thunderbolt. Eileen, voiced by, , also greatly annoys Becky because she uses w in words instead of "l" or "r" (e.g., "I wearned my wesson." Answer (1 of 3): I'd say Wordgirl. Type of Hero In gratitude, Eileen hands over her prized necklace [after Violet tells her that "bestest fwiends give each otho pwevwents"], and her greed-induced metamorphosis is reversed, rescuing WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face.) WordGirl (stylized as WRD GIRL) is an American children's Flash animated superhero television series produced by the Soup2Nuts animation unit of Scholastic Entertainment for PBS Kids. He has a slight English accent. He often gives speeches of things (reading them off of index cards akin to Ronald Reagan), sometimes reading the wrong card (i.e. The royal dandy was a painting that Lady Redundant Woman copied, but he came to life. The villains are all prone to malapropisms. [2], WordGirl began in 2006 as a series of shorts airing immediately after Maya & Miguel, becoming an independent show in September 2007.[8]. this took a ton of effortplus i wanted to absorb some childhood nostalgia CheeseThe Energy MonsterSqueakyMr. He has a gruff, loud voice, and usually speaks interjecting the word "wham" or "whammer" (as in "That was so whammer"). The show uses anime-style animation during Grannys attacks. This ten-year-old girl attempts to acquire the things she wants by using a falsely-polite manner, big eyes, and a lisping voice, along with the statement "Today is my birthday!" Her parents show a red glow in their eyes whenever Victoria fails to win a trophy. Although his family does not believe it at first, They know it after he defeated Tobey's second look-alike robot. Often, short animated segments are shown in between and at the end of episodes. Voiced by Dannah Phirman. Cree Summer voices the evil little old lady. WordGirl: Season 1 by Deborah Forte, Dorothea Gillim. Also, in the episode "Big's Big Bounce", Becky knows the definition of the word "boost", and Mr. Big becomes suspicious for a while. WordGirl His name comes from two forms of sandwiches: the Reuben and the Grinder, a toasted hero sandwich. The same things Captain Marvel was doing in the Marvel Universe, WordGirl. [11], Rather than hiring writers experienced with children's television, the show's original writers' previous credits included The Onion and Family Guy. In one episode, she tries to steal the 'Question Mark of Socrates', a pin worn by the philosopher in Ancient Greece. (1) 7.1 2015 TV-Y. "), believing that Samuel L. Jackson was the 12th President of the United States when it is really Zachary Taylor. He loves knots and is also shown to be an unsuccessful children's performer. Wordgirl is 1.448 meters. Film Festival 2009, NY Festivals' 2009 TV Programming and Promotions award, 2012 Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Writing in Animation, 2013 Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Writing in Animation, 2015: Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Writing in an Animated Program. When she figures out Tobey's evil plots, she would pull him by the ear and ground him for a week. [8], The series follows WordGirl, a girl with superpowers whose secret identity is Becky Botsford, a student. "Today's my biwthday!" In one episode, she believes that she temporarily gained superpowers and becomes "The Framer", who uses a picture frame to capture villains. In "Mr. Big's Dolls and Dollars", Leslie was revealed to be a black belt in karate, and in the episode "Giant Mini-Golf" it seems she knows everything what Mr. Big is going to do maybe because mind control is the only thing he uses. She is partners with Reason, as they have been friends for 15 years. Li'l Mittens is a cat the Butcher found on the street. The segment was created by Kelly Miyahara, Barry Sonnenfeld, and Ryan Raddatz. However, she outsmarts him by using a WordGirl doll. Alien Superhero, The Living DictionaryThe Pint-Size PowerhouseThe Super Sweet and Really Strong Princess Who Also Knows VocabularyWordGrump (by Dr. Two-Brains in the episode "The Straw That Broke Two-Brains' Back")WordLassie (by Captain Tangent)Human/Alien Girl (by Squeaky)Pajama Girl (by Squeaky)Becky, Superior IntellectSuper SpeedSuper HearingSonic ScreamArctic BreathSuperhuman StrengthAbility to communicate with her sidekick Captain Huggy Face, Reading Princess Triana booksWatching The Pretty Princess and Magic Pony Power Hour television showHanging out with her friendsBattling villains, Protect Fair City from the villainsKeep her identity secret, Sally Botsford (adopted mother)TJ Botsford (adopted younger brother)Bampy Botsford (adopted paternal grandfather), Todd "Scoops" Ming (crush)Bob A.K.A Captain Huggy FacePretty PrincessProfessor Steven Boxleitner (formerly, prior to becoming Dr. Two-Brains)Miss Power (formerly), Dr. Two-Brainsroyal dandyTobey McCallister IIIChuck the Evil Sandwich Making Guykid potatoLady Redundant WomanThe Butchercount cloudyChazzThe WhammerMr. In the two-part episode "The Wrong Side of the Law", she tricks Police Commissioner Watson into thinking WordGirl stole Pretty Princess figurines from the Pretty Princess Magical Pony Store that were on loan from Ye Olde Fancy Schmantsy Jewelry Shoppe. If all those elements are working, then you can hook a child who may come looking for laughs but leave a little smarter. Her powers are disrupted by Lexonite, a substance from her home planet Lexicon. The only way to reverse Eileens transformation is to persuade her to give away something she values. In a recent episode, she seems to be able to just look at a picture or painting and create a copy. She also stated that she did gymnastics as a kid. At times she seems to have a rather tenuous grasp of reality, even more so than Becky's parents, as she dreams about winning the Pulitzer Prize in poetry. In some short episodes, Tobey thinks Becky is WordGirl and tries to destroy her house with a robot, but Captain Huggy Face, disguised as WordGirl, shows up and Becky picks him up and destroys the robot. Tobey's mother (voiced by Dannah Phirman) seems to be a genius like her son. He also has a graduate named InvisiBill, a man who has the power to turn invisible on command by snapping his fingers. Tim and Sallys 7-year-old biological child. In 223, he appears again when the Whammer is looking for a job. The malicious Wordgirl has all of the real Wordgirl's powers and speaks redundantly like its creator. In the episode Mouse Army, Dr. Two-Brains temporarily teamed up with WordGirl to stop an army of super-intelligent mice he had created. In the episode "The Handsome Panther", he made a panther costume and renamed himself and Chuck's Friend name Sammy Sub. Question's question marks back at her, thus defeating her. Eileen wanted his birthday cake in 221 but the baker said, "Hold on, is your name Earth? A pompous and rude man (who is voiced by H. Jon Benjamin) and is the owner and operator of Ye Olde Fancy Schmancy Jewelry Shoppe. Publication date 2007-09-03 Usage Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International Topics PBS Kids, Scholastic, PBS Language English. While test flying the ship, Huggy was startled by WordGirl after she woke up, thus causing the ship to collide with an asteroid, which forced them to crash land somewhere on planet Earth (where the ship permanently remains as their Super Secret Spaceship Hideout). Narrator Chris Parnell had previously worked on Saturday Night Live. She always refers Beau "Mr. However, when Chuck misplaced a button that released a slime-like substance on the inside of the vat that held him, he was nice enough to goop himself while being held hostage. Violet: (Pushing her son in his stroller.) Like his name, most girls who lay eyes on him immediately become infatuated with him. At the same time, she must worry about maintaining her second life as Becky, keeping people from discovering the truth and living normal family situations. In some short episodes, Tobey thinks Becky is WordGirl and tries to destroy her house with a robot, but Captain Huggy Face disguised as WordGirl shows up and Becky picks him up and destroys the robot. Despite their uselessness, they fly off the shelves, thanks to a mind-control device that causes people to purchase them. She has light brown skin and her face is circular. Originally known as Professor Steven Boxleitner, a kind-hearted but distracted scientist, he was turned into the evil Dr. Two-Brains after a botched experiment left his mind merged with an evil lab mouse known as Squeaky. She has even received many (over 200) keys to the city. She is a new transfer student to Woodview Elementary who seems to be extraterrestrial. Rhyme is a villain who was introduced in the episode "Rhyme and Reason" and one of the final antagonists of the franchise. Despite obvious similarities, only a few others have made the connection; in the episode "Two-Brains Forgets", the villain does find out and tells Beckys family, but they all forget when they are hit with his amnesia ray, which is redirected toward a mirror by TJ, thanks to his WordGirl boomerang and hits everyone but WordGirl and Captain Huggy Face. He first appears in the beginning of the episode Mr. 4 feet 8 inches. Unfortunately, he had failed to learn the moves of Captain Huggy Face, stating that he was "not worth worryinging about." QuestionInvisi-BillBig Left Hand GuyCaptain TangentThe LearnererVictoria BestMiss PowerThe Coach This Energy Monster expands in size when it absorbs electricity. WordGirl can instantly change into her suit, and back again into her adopted human identity (depending on the scenario) by touching her shirt where her emblem would be, and speaking her catchphrase, Word up!. He doesn't seem to take superheroes (or even children) seriously. However, neither of them have tried to return to Lexicon since. Granny may be the most clever of WordGirls enemies, once convincing the entire city that WordGirl was cruel, heartless, and not to be trusted. 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Season 8. (But in the episode "Wordgirl Makes a Mistake" he did not tell Leslie his evil plan because he was embarrassed by the fact that this particular plan is to get a casserole dish he wants from a neighbor who borrowed it from him.) Not only that but the robots reached the sun in like 2 seconds meaning she threw these building sized robots at speeds of around 250 times the speed of light. The Super Robot was moved by this and surprisingly cried. WordGirl is usually a Nice Girl and a fair superheroine towards the villains, but whenever something ticks her off, it's both hilarious and threatening coming from her. Two-Brains, Part 2" by Huggyface and being left on the ground with his butt in the air and his eyes pointing different directions. Scoops realizes that Becky doubles as WordGirl when she runs into him, forgetting that she is still wearing the WordGirl cape; Scoops observes that shes also worn the costume frequently, having chosen WordGirl as her Halloween costume. 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