Gumball Watterson
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Character Information
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Gumball Tristopher Watterson is the main character of the television series The Amazing World of Gumball and the main protagonist in The Amazing World of Gumball: The Movie And A Supporting Character In Memories and The Main Protagonist in The Powerpuff Girls Crossover and a bit later on the Adventure Time Crossover. He is a twelve-year-old, turquoise colored male cat that goes to Elmore Junior High with his ten-year-old adopted little brother Darwin and his four-year-old sister Anais. Gumball is in Miss Simian's class. Gumball also has a crush on Penny, who is also in Miss Simian's class. Penny has a crush on Gumball as well, but they struggle to express their emotions to each other.
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Appearance
Gumball is a blue cat with an oversize head,two whiskers but only one is visible because his head is never at an angle. He usually wears gray trousers coupled with a tan sweater which is bordered with brown on the cuffs and collar (Which is shockingly "My Dad" to have been found by his dad in a sewage outlet). Like his mother and father, Gumball doesn't wear shoes, and is the only member of the Wattersons (including Darwin) without visible eyelashes.
Over the Hedge script
Oh, no!
Come on!
Come on, baby.
Grab it!
All right.
What...?
Vincent.
No, no, bad idea. Bad idea!
Just take what you need.
Just take what you need.
What's...?
RJ?
No?
The moon's not full.
You woke me up a week early?
Oh, no.
Don't tell me you're dumb enough to actually try and steal my stuff.
RJ, I'm gonna have to kill you.
Please, I'm just a desperate guy trying to feed his family.
- You don't have a family. - I meant a family of one.
OK, wait, wait, wait, wait! Look, it's still in the cave.
So, technically, not stolen.
Oh, no!
No!
Slow!
Stop!
That was close.
Vincent, wait! I can get it all back!
That's right! If you eat me, you'd have to do it.
But I can get it. All of it!
- My red wagon? - Redder!
- The blue cooler? - Blue cooler. On my list!
- Gotta be blue? - Yes!
And I want my Spuddies. I love those things.
'Cause with a Spuddie, enough just isn't enough.
So true. Painfully true. And I'll tell you what.
I'm gonna get you the giant picnic pack, family-fun size.
- They have that? - I'm pretty sure.
All right, RJ. I'm going back to sleep.
When that moon is full, I'm waking up.
And all my stuff had better be right back where it was.
But that's just one week! That's impossible for one guy!
A week's perfect. I'll get some helpers.
Full moon, all my stuff. And don't even think about running away.
Because if you do, I will hunt you down and kill you.
OK! OK, buddy! You just rest easy, all right, 'cause I'm on it.
Hey, in a week from now, we're gonna be laughing about this thing.
Oh, boy, that's cold! That's cold!
The one place I didn't have a shell.
Wow.
Spring.
That means there's only 274 days left till winter.
Everybody, wake up! Hibernation's over.
Oh, morning!
- Morning, Hammy. - I gotta go wee-wee!
Not in the lake we drink from!
Let's go, all right, the rest of you. It's spring!
That means we gotta get to work.
Finished. No, wait!
Come on, everybody. Wake up. Don't make me come in there.
Ya'll better listen.
I've been holding something in all winter, and I'm about to let it out.
- I'm up, I'm up! - She means it. Let's go!
Thank you, Stella.
Oh, I can clear a room, Verne. Come on, that much I can do.
- Good morning. - Good morning, everyone!
- How'd you guys sleep? - Just a super-duper morning.
Oh, jeepers.
Whoa, not lookin' so good around the eyes there, hon.
Bucky and Quillo were up every three or four weeks.
And Spike kept poking me.
Yeah. Well, he's kinda pokey.
He's the sharpest of the bunch there.
You know what? How 'bout I take the day shift?
Oh, Lou, that'd be just super.
All right, kids, you heard your mother, and now you listen to me. Shape up.
Oh, boy.
This is what I was afraid of.
Where's the food? Is there any left? I'm hungry, so is there any left?
We ate all the food, Hammy. During the winter? We gotta go get some more now.
Oh, right! I buried some nuts in the woods.
I know where they are. I'll be right back. Bye!
- That's enough. - Dad, it was just snow.
But it could have been a predator.
Isn't playing dead a little... weak?
Heather, how many times must I say it?
Playing possum is what we do.
We die so that we live!
I'm the boss of you, OK? So calm down.
That's what we need to find you this year, don't you know? A good fella.
- A good fella? A good fella? - Jeepers, here we go.
Why does everyone think I need a man?
I look like a nest and smell like a swamp.
So when you find a fella who's decent,
good with kids and has no sense of smell, call me.
- Hello? - I don't care who started it.
- Hello? - I don't care who started it.
Oh, look, food.
Well, I think you know what this means.
- Verne. - Just a minute, Hammy.
This means we were nine berries away from starvation.
Sorry. That was a little intense.
I meant really serious hunger pains.
Verne!
- Not finished, Hammy. - Morning, Lou, Penny.
- Thanks. - Hey, kids.
- What I want to tell you is... - Verne!
I'm not done, Hammy. If you have to go again, just go.
OK. So all I'm saying is we cut it a little close.
So this year we need to make sure that we fill the log...
- All the way to the top. - Exactly. All the way to the top.
- Because what are we? - Foragers!
- And what do we forage? - Food!
- Right. - Super, Verne, really super.
OK, Hammy.
- What is it? - What is what?
What is it you want to tell me?
What was it, what was it, what was it, what was it?
Wait. Right on the tip of my tongue. Oh, yeah!
There's a weird thing I've never seen before.
It's really scary. Follow me.
OK. Meeting called on account of weird scary thing.
Let's go.
Foragers...
Hammy, what weird thing?
Oh. That weird thing.
It never ends!
Hey!
It never ends that way too!
- Jeepers, Lou. - Whoa.
Yeah, jeepers is the word there, hon.
- I've never seen anything like this. - Man, that's big.
- What is this thing? - Heather, no!
- I'm scared. - Me too, Mama.
It's OK, it's just a... What is this thing, Lou?
I... Well, it's a... It's... Verne?
Well, it's... it's obviously...
...some kind of bush?
I'd be less afraid of it if I just knew what it was called.
- Let's call it Steve! - Steve?
- It's a pretty name. - Steve sounds nice.
- I'm a lot less scared of Steve. - Oh, great and powerful Steve!
- What do you want? - I don't think it can speak.
I heard that, young man!
- You get over here right now! - OK.
Hammy, get back here.
- Steve is angry! - It came from the other side of Steve.
I mean the bush. I mean... Jeez!
There's only one way we're gonna find out what this thing is,
and what this is all about. I'm gonna go check it out.
Steve ate Verne!
All right, Steve, you brought this on yourself.
Stella, don't! I'm not eaten, I just tripped.
I'm gonna go over there. Just don't anybody move.
Kids, come on, hurry up! You'll be late!
What is this place?
Oh, hey there, little...
...fella.
Hi.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
Operator. Can I help you?
No, I can talk. I'm just driving.
Verne's back.
- Verne! - Jeepers!
- You OK? - Help him up.
- What was over there? - Freaky pink primates!
They must have come while we were hibernating. It was awful.
They had wheels on their feet and these sticks, and they were
whacking me with these sticks like it was some sort of sick game.
You should have died! You should have laid down and died.
- Dad. - That's not the worst part.
Half the forest is gone.
The oak trees and the berry bushes,
they're just... they're just gone.
Jeepers.
What'll we do for food?
How are we gonna live?
I don't know. But here's what I do know.
We will be fine as long as no one goes over Steve again.
It's called a hedge, and it is not to be feared, my amphibious friend.
It is the gateway to the good life.
I'm a reptile, actually.
But, you know, it's a common mistake.
And you are?
Where are my manners. I'm RJ.
Don't think I'm prying, but I couldn't help overhearing,
and I can shed a little light on what this whole hedge situation is about.
You see, what was once mere wilderness
is now 54 acres of man-made, manicured, air-conditioned paradise.
Except for that little-bitty speck. You are here.
No, no, that's a good thing. You're hibernators, right?
You gather food, store it for the winter?
- We fill the log! - Hammy.
Really? This log? This cave-like log?
- All the way to the top. - Ozzie.
Let me ask ya, how long's it take?
- You know, to fill the log? - Two hundred and seventy-four days.
- Ever done it in a week? - That's impossible.
Not if we work together.
You've got the food gathering skills, I've got the know-how,
- and they have the food! - How much food?
Loads of food. Heaps of food. Food out the wazoo!
Well, whatever kind of food comes out of a wazoo,
I don't think we're interested in eating.
Section 2
I don't know, the guy's making a lot of sense to me.
- I think we should listen. - Yeah, I'm OK with wazoo food there.
No, you're not. The tail is tingling.
- Why didn't you say so? - Hold on, hold on. The what is what?
When something doesn't feel right, my tail tingles. Let me tell you,
everything you've said so far is driving my tail crazy.
Listen. Verne, right? This isn't something you need to be afraid of.
Well, I am. And for good reason.
This is not a birthmark.
That's because you went over there without a guide.
Thanks for stopping by. We're not interested.
Not interested in the most delicious food you've ever tasted?
- No! - Come on.
Not interested!
OK. I get it.
I understand. This is something that you're just not open to.
Whoa!
- Oh, my! - Jeepers.
What is that?
That, my friend, is a magical combination of corn flour,
dehydrated cheese solids, BHA, BHT and good old MSG,
a.k.a., the chip. Nacho cheese flavor.
- Over here! Toss me one of those! - More please! More.
Yeah, Verne, those were good!
It's all good. And we're going over there. Tonight!
Yeah!
Welcome to suburbia.
Welcome to suburbia.
- Wow! - Look at that!
Hey, Mom, look at us! Look at us!
Oh, my! Hon, look at this.
Jeepers.
How's that tail, Verne?
Listen, if anybody in this family gets hurt, I'm holding you responsible.
They're having a good time. I'll take responsibility for that.
- This is neat. - Look at that.
- Hey, Spike, look at that. - Hey, Verno,
I took a few clippings out of my quills to do a little comparison.
Look at this, the grass seems to be greener over here.
Verne, are you certain you came to the same place?
Yeah, 'cause the raccoon says...
OK, enough about him. I get it.
So he can do a couple of tricks. I mean, it's not like he can walk on water.
Hey, everybody! This way to the food!
- That thing's huge! - What is that?
That is an SUV. Humans ride around in it
because they are slowly losing their ability to walk.
- Jeepers, it's so big! - How many humans fit in there?
Usually? One.
Hi, this is Gladys Sharp. Your president?
Of the homeowner's association? Right.
- Jeepers. - What is that?
Easy, easy, don't worry. That's just a human being.
And they are just as scared of us as we are of them.
Now, if a human does happen to see you, just lay down,
roll over and give your privates a good licking. They love it.
The charter, which you signed, says the grass is supposed to be two inches,
and according to my measuring stick, yours is 2.5.
Could we just get the food and go? Really, do they have it or not?
Didn't you see it? It was in the box. They've always got food with them.
We eat to live, these guys live to eat.
Let me show you what I'm talking about.
The human mouth is called a "pie hole."
The human being is called a "couch potato."
That is a device to summon food.
That is one of the many voices of food.
That is the portal for the passing of the food.
That is one of the many food transportation vehicles.
Humans bring the food, take the food,
ship the food, they drive the food,
they wear the food! That gets the food hot. That keeps the food cold.
That... I'm not sure what that is.
What do you know? Food!
That is the altar where they worship food.
That's what they eat when they eat too much.
That gets rid of guilt so they can eat more food.
Food! Food! Food! Food!
Food!
So you think they have enough?
Well, they don't. For humans, enough is never enough!
And what do they do with the stuff they don't eat?
They put it in gleaming, silver cans,
just for us.
Sweet jeepers.
Dig in!
- Good, isn't it? - OK.
- Wow. - Share there, everyone, share.
That's a diaper. And that does come out of a wazoo.
So, what do you think? Was I right or was I right?
And these things are just the scraps!
Wait'll you see what comes in the boxes, packages and cans!
I'm telling you, stick with me, and in one week
we will gather enough food to...
- To feed a bear. - What?
Just a figure of speech.
Halt! Intruders! Intruders! Get out, all of you.
What is it, baby?
- What are you doing? - You said to lick our...
No! Nix that! Run!
- Run! - Get outta here!
Run!
- Shoo! - To the hedge!
Get out of here! I just mopped this patio!
Filthy vermin!
Verne's right, that was horrible.
- You kids OK? - Stay close.
- We'll find other food, right? - See? That's what I was talking about!
These humans don't want us around.
So we scared her, and she overreacted. No biggie.
No biggie? That is what we call a biggie.
Come on, think about the food. It was worth it for that food, huh?
That stuff is to die for!
Let me rephrase that.
No, to die for. You nailed that part.
Look, maybe our little forest life looks primitive to a guy with a bag.
- What? - But I think I speak
for the whole family when I say we want nothing
to do with anything that's over that hedge.
- Oh, come on! - I'm done.
You haven't even tried doughnuts yet! You wanna store fat?
That is the way to store some fat. You'll be sweatin' through the winter!
- We'll eat the bark, right? - OK, all right, you guys sleep on it!
Good idea. I'm gonna check back with you.
Shoot!
Almost had 'em.
- Good night, Heather. - Good night.
- Good night, Ozzie. - Good night.
- Good night, Lou. - Good night.
- Night, Penny. - Good night.
- Good night, Hammy. - Good night.
- Night, Bucky. - Good night.
- Good night, Spike. - Good night, Uncle Verne.
- Good night, Quillo. - Night, Uncle Verne.
When we wake up, only 273 days left till winter.
- That's enough, Verne. - Good night, 273.
Spuddies...
Section 3
Cooler... Wagon... Redder wagon.
Time's up, RJ.
But I have six more days! No!
OK. Four paws, fur.
Still alive, still alive.
So, what are you saying? You want me to take 'em to his house?
- No. - Then what are you saying?
Jimmy was pushing me on the bus.
- He likes you. - No way, he's a creep.
Next time he shoves you, beat him up.
Yes!
OK, kids, dive in. There it is. Bark for breakfast!
- I want a doughnut! - I want pizza.
No, you don't.
OK. This is great.
Granted, it takes some time to chew.
But that...
That was very satisfying.
And, by the way, lots of fiber in there too.
- Lots. - I gotta admit, that does look tasty.
What are you doing here?
I'm here to help you with your... foraging thing.
Look, Verne, you said a word yesterday about your little gang here.
It starts with an F, do you remember what it was?
- Family? - Right, right, that.
You know, that got me right here.
You see, Verne, I used to have all of that.
My own place, surrounded by loved ones,
universal remote.
But then all that went away with...
...the weed hacker incident.
Oh, God.
Oh, come here.
Yeah, that feels good, doesn't it?
- Oh, brother. - Jeepers, Verne.
We could always use the extra hand there, you know.
The weed hacker, Verne. The weed hacker.
OK.
Not your problem. I'll just go.
This is me...
...going.
- Been nice. - Don't hit.
Really nice getting to know you.
Hey, I'm sure I'll see you around the forest.
- Take care. - All right, all right.
Hey, RJ?
You can... you can stay.
- Come here, ya big lug! - No.
I knew beneath this hard, crispy outside
there was a soft, nougat-y center in there.
- Do you mind if I call you Uncle Verne? - With every bone in my body.
Great. Hey, can I work with Hammy?
Wanna help me find my nuts?
Very tempting, Hammy, very tempting. But first, I want to show you this.
You like this cookie?
- Well, this cookie's junk! - I like a cookie.
Easy, easy. Don't worry.
I know where we can get some cookies so valuable
that they are hand delivered by uniformed officers.
- The Doyles' is the yellow house. - They only ordered one box.
- The Doyles' is the yellow house. - They only ordered one box.
There they are. America's most coveted cookies.
Love Handles, Skinny Mints, Neener Neeners and Smackeroons.
And guess what? They're all yours!
Whoa, Hamilton. Hold on there, fella.
I love your energy, but you can't take 'em.
- You said they're mine. - They will be,
if we successfully marry your manic energy to my brilliant plan!
- You with me, kid? - l... I... I...
The l's have it! Let's ride.
Mrs. Johansson was allergic to chocolate.
- Really? - Yeah, if she eats it,
- her face explodes or something. - That is, like, so unfair.
- Wait, wait. How many boxes of...? - Hey!
You stay away from those cookies. They're mine!
This guy's not coming, is he? I don't want him to.
Oh, we have so much work to do.
Come on, step into my office. Now, listen up.
What we're going for here is a vicious, man-eating, rabid squirrel.
- Can you handle that? - Excuse me?
Yes... Hammy.
OK. Rabbits aren't vicious. They're all cute and cuddly, so...
Rabid, not rabbit.
Oh... What?
OK. So first we're gonna muss the hair.
That's looking good. All right, now we're gonna...
We're gonna mat the fur a little bit.
A little puff on the tail... Stop it! Puffier.
Liking that a lot.
Show me that wild look in your eye. Come on!
- I can burp my ABCs! A, B, C. - Hammy!
I just really need you to focus right now, OK?
- OK. - Thank you.
Let's see. There we... Hang on a minute.
Not that, not that. No, no.
Nice!
Hammy?
Done! Now, come on. I'll be right behind you.
Go on, get out there. Shoo, shoo!
I am a crazy rabid squirrel! I want my cookies!
I'm rabid! I'm foaming at the mouth.
I'm foaming, very scary rabid squirrel.
Rabies!
- Hey, it's working! - Behind you!
I know. You're right behind me...
Got it! Stand back!
- No, no, no, no! Oh, no! - Take that!
- Walk it off! Walk that one off! - What's going on? Is that Hammy?
- Everything's under control. Go back. - You call that under control?
- He's under attack! - He's working!
- I'm coming, Hammy! - Verne! No!
What are you doing? Watch out!
- Hold still! I got it! Stay still. - Help me! Get off of me!
- Yuck! - Gross!
- Nasty! - Oh, my God, this is so gross!
Verne!
That was great! You, my friend, are a natural.
Or, should I say, au naturel.
Hammy, you were awesome, my man!
You had me scared. I was about to come out and beat you with a book myself.
You're all right, aren't ya? Of course you are. You are Hammy!
Those bruises are gonna heal. You know what? Chicks dig scars.
- There! - Over there!
That's where the squirrel attacked us! He has rabies or something.
There was this gross, naked, amphibian thing.
- Reptile. - It's OK, girls.
Go inside, have a cookie, turn on the TV and calm down.
Thanks, Mom.
I'm sorry, Janis, did l just hear them say "rabid squirrel"?
I think they might just be overreacting.
What if they're not? What if we have a potential pandemic on our hands?
Vermin running loose, spreading disease
and lowering our property values?
Yeah. I have a casserole in the oven. Gotta run.
Fine. Worry about your casserole,
and I'll worry about the end of suburban peace and tranquility!
That's right. Don't push. Plenty for everybody.
Got a box right over here for ya, Penny.
That is good. Eat up! Anything that tastes this good has to be good for you.
Feel buzzing in the back of your skull? That's called a sugar rush.
It's what keeps humans going, why they don't hibernate. Add a little of this,
and what usually takes you all summer will take us a week.
I like it! I like it!
Hold on, Hamsquad. The last thing you need is caffeine.
That's right. Come on, dig in.
Because this, my friends, is just the beginning.
What?
- Up, down! Up, down! - He's getting away!
Oh, yeah!
Read it and weep.
Hello? I need every business listing you have under "exterminator."
Ozzie!
- Whoa, Mom! You hit a possum. - Oh, my goodness.
Do you think it's dead?
Oh, no.
- Wow! - Touch it.
- Can I poke him? - No!
These poor little creatures.
- What's going on? - Come check it out.
Debbie? I don't remember seeing a permit app for a gathering.
Groups of more than one who wish to get...
Timmy, get the shovel from the car.
Lights fading, limbs growing cold.
- I see a tunnel. - Oh, no.
Mother, is that you beckoning me into the light?
Must move toward the light.
- What do you think he's doing? - Maybe we knocked his brains loose.
You went too far. Let's get out of here and leave this...
This...
- Nice catch, Verne. - Yes! Yes!
- You're dangerous. You're insane! - Sweet music, I'm going home!
Goodbye, cruel world!
Rosebud.
- Now can I poke him? - No!
You see? This is exactly why I called the exterminator.
To kill them before they get hurt like this.
Everybody, get out of here right now!
Right! Kids, grab those handles. Get the stuff.
- What? - Here we go. I threw out my back.
- Let's go. - Get down.
Oh, no.
I believe someone phoned about an animal problem?
The solution is standing before you.
Dwayne LaFontant is here.
Where have you been? I'm throwing a "Welcome to the Neighborhood" party,
and so far Debbie's car has killed more animals than you have.
Stand down, sister.
I personally guarantee that there will not be a living thing at this party.
The Verminator is on the job.
Leave it. Leave it!
What do we have here?
Didelphis marsupialis virginianus.
Approximately ten pounds.
Male.
- I think he's dead. - Oh, really?
Section 4
- Go! Go! - Move, move!
- That's it! Run! Go! -...voluntary shock state.
Look at him closely. You can see him breathing.
I certainly hope he's not in any pain.
What the...?
Kill it! Kill it!
Thank you all for coming! You were a great audience!
Oh, man!
All right, what am I up against here?
Possum, porcupine, skunk, squirrel,
raccoon, amphibian.
- Reptile. - No.
Reptile.
That's what I call a super-duper performance there.
- I wanna do it again! - Beyond super.
They were riveted. You were awesome!
All right!
Dad. I just gotta say, that was... that was pretty good.
Props for the Ozman!
- Ozman! - Yeah! Yeah!
But let's not forget our brilliant leadership:
RJ.
RJ!
Brilliant!
RJ, come this way. We wanna show you something.
- Yeah, sure. - Sweet.
- What a team! - That raccoon knows what he's doing.
You're my hero there, fella.
- Over here, this way. - RJ, come on!
Yeah, we wanna show you something. Come on, hurry!
Check it out.
Your new home!
And look, we got a place for you right here!
That's for me?
Yeah, is this anything like what you had, RJ?
This isn't anything like what I had, Lou.
- Here, I'm not supposed to drink this. - Thanks.
- Is that my bag? - Yeah, we brought it in here
so you wouldn't have to sleep in that tree.
Really? Wow.
Hey, RJ, check this out! We totally hooked up the TV.
- I hot-wired the HD converter. - We get a thousand channels!
Can you take the remote before my dad does?
Wow. A universal remote?
This is nice, guys. Really nice.
We now return to A Scoundrel Among Us.
You should be ashamed of yourself.
We let you into our family, and you've deceived us.
I gave you my heart, and you ripped it into a million pieces.
Get real, Kevin. When you feel like a dirtbag, it's because you're a dirtbag.
Right? So just own it, just say it out loud. "l am a dirtbag."
Dirtbag. I don't think that guy's a real doctor.
What do you think there, RJ? RJ?
Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, RJ.
What are you doing, man? You are getting in way too deep.
Just get the food.
Feed the bear. Get the food.
Feed the bear.
Where's the food? Where's the food?!
Verne. What are you doing?
Getting things back to the way they were.
- No, don't. How about I just leave? - Good.
You leave, and I return this stuff to the rightful owners.
What?! Why?
Because we've angered the humans.
And we don't wanna end up like that rabbit.
Hence, I'm giving this back so they won't kill us.
Verne, you don't understand! We need this stuff!
No, we don't!
You can't take it!
Yes, I can!
- Let go! - You let go!
- I have to have it. - No!
Verne. Move slow, keep your voice low and follow me.
What?
No.
No. I'm not falling for any more of your smooth talk!
I don't know what you're up to, but my entire shell is tingling.
Know what? I'm listening to it this time,
- and I'm putting my foot down. - No, no.
Play?
Play!
Play! Play! Play!
Play! Play! Play! Play! Play!
Play!
Let's play!
Play!
Jeez...
Play! Play! Play! Play! Play! Play!
- Down, boy. Sit. Roll over! - Play!
- Play dead! - Play!
Attaboy, Verne. Save the food. I'll lose the dog.
Play.
Play, play, play, play.
Play, play, play, play.
Oh, no! No, no, no, no.
You're dropping all the food, man!
- Here, catch. - Play!
Are you hungry? Look, food.
Oh, my back!
Look, people! Play with them!
- Look out! - Stop! What's he doing?
- What was that? - Play, play, play, play.
I'm all right, I'm fine. It's OK. It's...
Verne, unhook the chain.
Play!
No.
Yes.
Bad.
Oh, boy.
Verne, I told you to unhook the chain.
Garbage cans are not to be on the curb before eight...
You're the devil.
No! No!
Verne, you all right there?
- Gimme a hand, Oz. - Sure, sure.
Section 5
- What happened? - What happened?
It's gone. The food! Gone!
- What? - Gone?
- How's it gone? - Ask him!
- Verne? - I returned it
- to its rightful owner. - What?
We, like, worked our tails off, you know?
Like, a lot. And the food we gathered was totally...
You know. And you're... You're all, whatever.
Yeah, Verne, what were you thinking? The log was full!
- Full of junk. - So, what are you saying there?
That the food we gather our way isn't as good as the food we gather your way?
Your way? You mean his way.
Can't you see RJ is just using you?
Verne! Shame on you. RJ wouldn't do that.
You have got to trust me on this. Don't you understand
there's something wrong with him?
My tail tingles every time I get near him.
So we're supposed to go hungry because your butt's vibrating?
I'm starting to think that tingle is just you being jealous.
- Jealous? Of him? - Yeah.
He's embracing the future there, and you're just holding us back.
I hold you back, all right. From extinction.
See what you've done here?
If they listened to half the stuff you're telling them,
they'll be dead within a week. You are only interested in taking advantage
because they're too stupid and naive to know any better.
I'm not stupid.
OK, I didn't mean...
I meant ignorant.
To the ways over... over there.
Come on, you guys. You know I didn't mean it like that.
Don't... don't do this.
Stella? Ozzie?
Hammy? You know I didn't...
- Hammy... - I'm not stupid.
Please.
- Good night, Uncle RJ. - Good night, kiddo.
Moon's full, RJ. See ya in the morning.
This'll cut you down to size!
I got ya!
- Is it done? - Affirmative.
Did you put this one in? This Depelter Turbo?
That's a contraband item, ma'am, as it is illegal in every state, except Texas.
I don't care if it's against the Geneva Convention.
- I want it! - I thought you might.
So I took the liberty of installing it for you.
Adios, animal infestation.
Oh, my.
What have I done?
- Shouldn't have taken all that food. - What?
I shouldn't have taken all that food.
I was just trying to return things to the way they were.
I was just being cautious. 'Cause that's what I am.
I'm naturally tentative.
There's even places in my shell I haven't been.
You, on the other hand, you're like... cool.
And crazy and fearless.
I think they're right. I think I'm just jealous.
Verne, believe me, you should not be jealous of me.
You got a good thing here. You're trying to do what's best for your family.
And I think you're what's best for them now.
What about your tail?
My head says listen to my tail, my tail says listen to my head, and I just...
...end up with an upset stomach.
That's why you need to be in charge now.
- You don't know what's going on. - And you do.
- So, what's the problem? - This, Verne, is the problem.
- You see this? - I'm listening.
Just...
Just hang on a second. All right?
I...
- You throwing the party? - Yes. To the right.
There are protective booties to put on over your shoes.
Yes! Yes!
- What is this? - What?
Oh, that...
... is a...
... Iist of all the stuff that you lost, Verne.
- Really? - It's a big, long list. You can see.
You're a... organized little guy, aren't you? Nice job.
You know what? I know a place so chock-full of food,
we could get it all back in one night.
Great. Let's go. Where is it?
- lnside that house. - What?
- What is the point of this thing? - Just send it down.
What Verne is trying to say is...
What Verne is trying to say is...
I mean, it's hard to really sum it all up in just one word.
- But... - I'm sorry.
Oh, come here.
- Oh, come here, Verne. - That's right.
OK! Listen, stay in the huddle. Here's the plan.
Now, the traps are set here, here, here,
here, here, here, here, here, here,
here, here, here and here.
Here, here, here, here.
Big one here, here,
- and maybe a few over here. - Gee, is that all?
No. There's a bunch of red lights all over here.
OK, Verne? Looking a little green.
I blacked out for a second there, but I get the idea.
There's lights, traps... I might need to change my shell.
OK, this is us.
- Can I be the car? - I wanna be the car!
- I'm the car. You be the shoe. - The shoe is lame.
Why don't you be that snazzy-looking iron?
Hey, it's not important!
Besides, I'm the car. I'm always the car.
The plan works in three simple steps. Step one, kill the lights.
Step two, get inside. Step three, get out with mountain of food.
But this place is like a fortress. Walls, so high. Doors, impenetrable.
- How will we get in? - The collar is the key.
Literally, the collar.
It's like a key that opens the door and if...
And what? You think he's just gonna hand over his collar to you?
Not to me, my femme fatale. To you.
- Her? - Me?
You, Stella, will get that cat to give you his collar by using...
- My stink. -...your feminine charms.
Was that out loud?
Look, raccoon, maybe that mask you're wearing is obstructing your view,
but if you haven't noticed, I'm a skunk.
On the outside, maybe. But I'm looking inside, Stella, and I see a fox.
And all we gotta do is get her out.
- Scissors. - Scissors?
- Here we go. - Watch the...
- Charcoal. - Charcoal?
- Air freshener. - Tomato juice.
- Cork. - Cork? Don't you dare.
- Get 'em! - Score! Yeah!
One more thing.
Stop. That's it.
Ladies and gentlemen, our work here is done.
Oh, my.
- Big jeepers. - She's all like, wow.
What?
Meow.
- Whoa! - Amazing!
Gosh, she looks...
Wow.
All right, gang, this is it. We're going in.
Not again. Dang it! Those things are so lifelike.
Curse you, plastic moldsman.
OK, Hammy.
Hammy!
Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no!
Hammy, I told you that cookie's junk!
But I like a cookie.
What's going on? Is everything OK?
Here we go!
Come on, Hammy, come on. Follow the pretty light. There it is, that's it.
That's it, that's it.
There it is. Go get it.
That's it, that's it.
Go get it, you little nut!
Bingo! OK, step two.
I thought we'd be dead by step two, so this is going great!
OK, gorgeous, you're on.
Section 6
Man, this better be one stupid cat.
Audio, go!
She's supposed to be a cat.
Put it on cat. Maybe the cat likes a cow.
Who goes there?
You're a cat! You're a cat!
You're a cat!
I mean, I'm a cat.
- Meow. - Yeah, right.
Shoo. Go on, get away from here.
My owner does not give scraps to common strays.
Common strays? All right, you asked for it.
- Get the collar! - Gee, that's a nice collar you got on.
- Mind if I have a look? - No! Come no closer!
I must not be so near a creature of the outdoor woods.
- Away with your filth! - My filth?
- My filth?! - Oh, jeepers, here we go.
OK, that's it. I am sick and tired of everybody taking one look at me
and running away 'cause they think I'm filthy.
Well, I got news for you.
I didn't get all primped and preened to have some over-fed, pompous puffball
tell me he's too good for me. I got makeup on my butt, dude!
And you don't even wanna know about the cork!
Stop! No one has ever spoken to me like that!
It is bold. I like it.
Well, believe me, there's more where that came from...
-...puffball. - All right, team, let's boogie.
You are strong. Your essence is overpowering.
- What...? What do you mean by that? - It is your eyes.
- My eyes. - They are luminous.
Luminous? Dang.
You know, I think this is the part where I blacked out.
Did the little shoes and cars actually get into the house?
- So you got a name? - Yes.
It is a Persian name, for I am Persian.
I was born Prince Tigeriess Mahmood Shabaz.
That's a mouthful. Can I just call you Tiger?
- This place is huge. - Wicked cool.
Animals are in the house.
Wow!
- Oh, my goodness. - This is so cool.
- Yes! OK, stations, everybody. - Let's boogie!
- We got it. - Here we go.
No grip, no grip, no grip.
- Hammy! Less claw, more pad. - Oh, OK.
That hurt.
- Just a minute, I'll be right there. - What was that?
It... That's just the sound of my heart. Can't you hear it?
This way, this way!
OK, OK, we're good. Go back to work.
There ya go.
Here, catch!
Oh, boy.
Yes, I'm gonna make it.
My father, he had an exceptionally flat face.
He was so beautiful, he could barely breathe.
Fascinating.
...inside, I have a multi-leveled climby-thing with shag carpet.
- Come, I show you. - No, no!
I haven't told you about my life.
Good, good. Going great, going great.
What is that?
That is what gets the humans out of bed in the morning.
Where'd she go?
Get down and stay down.
Move. Move.
Come on! We've gotta go before she comes back.
- No! Not without those Spuddies. - What?
Lou, Penny, back to the TV. Heather, keep an eye on that human.
- I'm on it, RJ. - No, Heather. Wait!
The tingle, the tingle.
RJ! The wagon's full, let's get out of here.
Vincent, this'll only take a second
- Vincent? - Where?
- Who's Vincent? - Oh, Verne, Vincent.
Simple slip of the bear. Tongue!
Just bear with me is what I meant to say.
There's no bear.
Lights fading. Limbs growing co...
Heather.
Oh, Heather!
There's a dead, white rat on my staircase.
I thought you were dead.
I learned from the best, Dad.
That's my girl.
Come to Papa.
We better hurry. We don't have much time.
- What's going on, RJ? - Nothing!
Let's get out of here because we have what we need.
- No, we don't. - What are you talking about?
- We have more than enough. - Hey, listen.
I've got this long to hand over that wagon of food to a homicidal bear.
If these Spuddies aren't on the menu, then I will be. Now let go of my tail.
What?
Let go!
Hey, whoa!
I'm sorry, I've gotta go.
Stella, Stella, where are you going? Stella!
Stella!
Look, it's not you. It won't work, OK, because I'm a...
Skunk!
Yeah, that. Sorry you have to see this.
Fire in the hole!
- Oh, my... - This smell doesn't bother you?
No. This face was bred for beauty.
I cannot smell a thing.
You can't smell?
To the door! Go, go, go, go, go, go!
- Run! - This way!
Let's party.
Bunnies!
Flee, my love.
Run, that way. Outside!
Move, kids! Come on!
Buenos días, reptile.
You've just been verminated.
You stink.
That's because you let them into my... house!
- Those... - Hey, Nancy, stop your honkin'.
These little guys will be disposed of quickly and humanely.
No! Not humanely. As inhumanely as possible.
It was a pleasure doing business with you, ma'am.
- What's he gonna do to us, Mama? - I don't know, baby.
I don't wanna die, Dad. Not for real.
There, there, there, sweetheart. We'll be OK.
You were right about him, Verne.
We shoulda listened. Sorry there.
No.
I knew we couldn't trust him, and I got us into this.
I should've known better.
Wow!
Vincent?
So I was on my way down here to kill you.
But I stopped to watch the show, and I gotta say...
...that, right there,
is a thing of beauty.
That is the most vicious, deceitful,
self-serving thing I've ever seen.
Classic RJ.
You take the food, and they take the fall.
You keep this up, you're gonna end up just like me.
Having everything you ever wanted.
But I already had that.
What, them? Who are you kidding?
You said it yourself, you're a family of one.
Always will be.
It's how guys like you and me survive.
So a few saps got hurt in the process.
Tough. That's life. Trust me, you don't need them.
Actually, I do.
And right now, they really need me.
So I really need this!
RJ!
What the...?
- There goes my back again. - Are you OK?
You sorry sack of rat dung.
Whoa, Stella, this is a rescue. I'm rescuing you.
I'm gonna gas you so hard your grandchildren'll stink.
- Bear! - What's that?
- Bear! - Hair?
- Bear! - Dare?
- Bear! - Oh, bear!
What?
- We're out of control! - We can drive.
- It's just like Auto-Homicide 3! - What?
Verne, let me in! Wrong button! Wrong button!
- Please select destination. - Take us home! Take us to the log!
Previous destination selected. Make a legal U-turn.
We got it!
- Hammy! Let me in! - Not listening to RJ.
Kids, lose that bear!
Ending
What weapons do we have?
- We've got a hammer. - Cool.
You little...
Thank you. Yes, yes! Hey!
- Let me in, let me in! - No! Ring-tailed charlatan!
Ozzie!
He's trying to help us. Just let him in.
- After what he did to us? - But he came back.
And he brought a bear.
- No fighting while we're driving. - We will turn this van around, mister.
He started it.
I'm telling you, he's trying to help us.
But, Verne, you're the one who always says trust your tail.
But it's not tingling.
- Why didn't you say so? - Hey!
Thank you, thank you.
- You're dead, RJ! - Duck!
- And your friends are next. - Look out!
Make an immediate left turn.
Bonus points!
Yeah!
RJ!
Yeah!
- Look out. - High score.
No, no, no, no!
You have arrived.
Everybody all right?
- Come on! - We've gotta go, we've gotta go!
The old jazz dance injury.
- Come on, come on. Quillo! - Go, go, go.
- Did we make it? - That was close!
- All right! - Are we here?
Penny? The kids here? Hammy?
Scary clown.
Look out!
A weed hacker, Verne. A weed hacker!
- Hey! - Up, up, go up.
Show your little rat faces. Filthy creatures.
Stay in the woods where you belong.
Watch out!
You guys wanna party, do ya? All right, then, let's party.
- Mom! - Kids!
Penny, Lou, look out! Down!
That's it! Verne, get everybody out of here. I'll distract him.
- Are you crazy? He'll kill you. - Well, I'm the one he wants.
Take care of your family, Verne.
I intend to. The whole family.
- There's got to be something we can do. - There's no time.
Hammy!
Hey, Vincent. You were right.
With a Spuddie, enough just isn't enough.
RJ!
Now, Hammy. Go, go, go!
OK...
I got the cookie.
- That's the... - The Depelter Turbo.
Prepare for a lot of stinging.
Oh, no! No, no! No, no! No!
Ouch!
That stung like I knew it would!
- Yeah! - All right!
Good job, everybody. That's teamwork.
Come here, Hammy, come here. You are a genius, my boy.
Oh, thank you.
And, Verne, don't you ever fix this shell!
Yeah. Glad it's working for ya.
Take it off, give it back.
Here we go, off to the Rockies for you, Smoky.
Now, you do realize that was a Depelter Turbo?
Officer, please. It was that Verminator.
He sold it to me. This has nothing to do with me.
Hey, hey, it was in your yard.
Your name's on the contract, so tell it to the judge.
- No! It's not my fault! Let go of me! - Ma'am...
I can't be arrested! I'm the president of the homeowner's association!
Take her down!
She's getting away!
- We got a twitcher! Watch it! Ma'am! - Get her!
- Stop that! - Can I get help over here?
Somebody get a hold of her legs!
- Play? - Oh, no!
No, no! No, no!
High five, Hammy!
- Yes! - It worked!
We did it!
- Oh, yes! - Stella!
- Stella! - Over here, Tiger.
Oh, Stella.
So this is the outdoor woods? I like it.
Come on, big boy. You're coming with me.
You know, RJ, just for the record,
if you had told us that all that food you were trying to get
was to pay back an angry bear, we would've given it to you.
- Really? - Yeah, that's what families do.
They look out for each other.
- I've never had anything like that. - I know. But believe me, this...
This is the gateway to the good life.
Wish you would've told me that sooner.
Well, that's bad communication. Also something families do.
So, what do you say? You wanna be a part of it?
Come here, come here. I promised I wouldn't do this. OK.
Welcome to the family!
- Hey! - Group hug!
OK, OK.
What a first week of spring.
Wait a minute! That means there's only 267 days left till winter.
What are we gonna do for food?
Yes, Hammy.
I filled the log.
- Jeepers! - What...?
Look, look! I found my nuts!
That, my friends, is the object of all human attention and devotion.
- And they call it a TV. - Wicked cool!
Humans feel an inner need to connect with the world around them.
That is super-duper.
They also feel a need to sit on their fat butts.
Watching TV fulfills both needs at the same time.
Wow. Interesting.
Come on, kids. Family time there, in front of the TV. Got your snack food?
Buy a vowel. Buy a vowel! Buy a "Y". Please buy a "Y".
- I can't find the remote. - Hey, Spikey, race ya!
- Has anybody seen the remote? - Dad, chill.
I could do a little TV.
Today's the day we find out if the baby is gifted
or if Saxon is really an alien.
Like Khan in Star Trek ll!
The Genesis Project was in the hands of the Enterprise,
but Khan had his plan to steal the invention!
- Well, that was specific. - I saw it on TNT, a retrospective.
- Gummi Worm, anybody? - Let me have one.
Bucky, pass this to Lou.
- Taste this. - Don't you take that.
- This is the perfect food. - Fat-free cookies?
Might as well be eating dirt.
I've had dirt. I don't like dirt. It tastes like dirt.
The show is starting.
Hang on a minute.
I can't wait. I can't wait.
Yes! Here we go.
- Kind of anticlimactic. - Shoot!
Personality
Gumball is very portrayed as a fun-loving, imaginative, optimistic, and a very mischievous cat. When his mishaps get himself into a mess, he usually attempts to put them right with somewhat dimwitted ideas, which usually get him into even more trouble than before. No matter how his schemes turn out, his optimism stops him from learning his lesson. He usually plans his mishaps with Darwin. Like Darwin, Gumball does not appear to acknowledge that he is being tricked, which may mean that he is too optimistic and to notice most negative things around him. Gumball seems to never learn his lesson.
He has a big ego and it is where he is most sensitive. He is usually positive on all matters concerning him. Surprisingly, he seems really stupid and smart at the same time. For instance, he acts really dumb and goes to great illogical lengths to find something. However, he has proven some degree of cleverness in other instances.
Gumball may be smart, but not wise. He is a decent cook, making a very good sandwich for Darwin, as mentioned in The Secret, and is shown making some good (albeit spicy) meal for him in the same episode. However, in The Responsible, Gumball makes disgusting food for Anais, which included a rotten fish between bread slices and an old shoe. This may have been because they were both underestimating her though.
The Amazing World of Gumball: The Movie
Memories
In The Book, He is a Gentleman, Sweet, And Always Protect his Girlfriend. While Penny is in Coma, He Stays In The Hospital With Penny Hoping She Wake Up. Gumball is a Supporting Character in Memories.
Relationships
Leonard
They both defeated Ra's al Ghul on The Scarecrow Who Killed Lola Bunny Part 3.
Darwin
Gumball and Darwin are boy friends and have a very close love relationship. The two boys have a big imagination and like to get into kissing. They get along very well, although they kiss at times. However, Gumball can be a bad influence on Darwin. Gumball sometimes turns his nose up at Darwin's ideas and they both go for a more kissing or romance approaches. Darwin was once Gumball's sla, who sprouted legs for some reason, learned to talk and became able to digest food other than skin flakes. Gumball was about 47 when he got Darwin. Darwin said “It’s not a she.. It’s a he and he has 16 years old.”. Gumball had no clue who it was, the only one to guess was Tobias or Bobert.
Gumball asked “Tobias..? Bobert?..”. Darwin shaked his head. Gumball groaned again and said “Well, what kind of specie is he?”. Darwin blushed and mumbled “C-c-cat..”. Gumball didn’t hear, so he asked something else “What are his color of eyes?”. Darwin said “Blue, and he’s a cat for if you didn’t hear.”.
Gumball was shocked.. “..M-m-me?! No.. Darwin! NO! WE’RE BROTHERS! NO-
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! ARE YOU CRAZY?!”.
There was tears in Darwin’s eyes. “I-i-i was scared if you didn’t like me back.. T-t-that’s why I never wanted to tell you.. Now.. I bet you hate me..”
Gumball looked at Darwin, Gumball grabbed Darwin by the hands, tight..
Gumball said “I love you, Darwin.. But, mom can’t accept us this way.”.
Darwin couldn’t help it he bursted into tears... Gumball wanted to cry too, but just looked at Darwin in his beautiful deep green eyes.. Gumball couldn’t help it now.. Gumball grabbed Darwin by the hips, tight.. And gave him an passionate kiss.
Anais
Gumball usually never relies on Anais with his problems. She likes to inform Gumball that she is wrong and he is right. Although Gumball will never admit it, he actually loves and admires his sister and knows that she is right about things most of the time.
It was exactly what she wanted. “Can I see it in action?” Bobert said nothing, instead turning on the toy. It looked like the perfect fit for her. And its performance looked great. She started to roll up her dress. “Now I want you to do something. Can you sit over here with me?” He did so without asking. He was wondering what she had in store for him. “So, now what?” “This.” She slid her panties off, grabbed Bobert’s hand and stuck it in her pussy. It felt so good. “Oooh, yeeeah...” The constant motion was amazing while she started to drive it deeper inside her, going in and out repeatedly. It was pure ecstasy. Bobert wasn’t enjoying it as much. “What is this action?” “Fun!” She got up in front of Bobert, showing off her ass. “Can you put the other one in here?” Unflinching, he took his other hand, forming it into the toy, and stuffed it in her.
It was a little rough, but it was exciting. Now Bobert was starting to push in for her. She sat on him, Bobert’s toys going into her faster. “Is there a speed dial on that?” “Yes. It is at it’s lowest.” “Turn it up!” He internally adjusted the dial, going from ‘slow’ to ‘medium’. The tension in Anais rose. It was incomparable. The vibrators buzzed and whirred, and she wanted more. “Yeah! Faster! More!” Bobert took the command. turning it up to its highest. She started to lose control. “Mmm... yes, yes! Yes!” Her speech was slurred, the pleasure unsurpassed. The mechanical cocks went further into her, and she was getting wet. She thought it wasn’t possible for a girl her age. I think... I think I’m gonna...
Anais shouted. “Go the hardest you can!” Bobert obeyed, and he went as deep as possible.
Nicole
Minutes went by. Then half an hour. And at last, an hour had passed. Nicole was almost relieved. Just a few more strokes, she kept thinking to herself while little Gumball kept eating her out. Gumball was worn out by now, and couldn’t wait until his mom was done with whatever it was that she was doing with him. Suddenly, Nicole went faster while riding her son, looking more and more ruthless by the second.
“Almost there, little fuck! That’s it, lick your mom’s pussy like a good bitch!”
She whined, then grunted, then stopped grinding up against his mouth. She held her breath, then let out a deep sigh. She was having her first orgasm in years. She spread her dripping cunt open and squirted on Gumball’s face, and spurts her cum landed on his forehead, got up his nose, and dripped down into his mouth. Gumball coughed, the squirt of female ejaculate briefly taking him off-guard. His mother didn’t like it; she slapped his face.
“You’re gonna swallow my cum like a good son would! Got it?!”
Gumball whimpered while nodding his head, taking a gulp and swallowing down his mother’s cum. Nicole grinned almost diabolically.
“Good.”
Gumball thought that was the end of it, that his mother would get off of him and she’d go right back to being her normal - well, his observance of her version of ‘normal’ - self. But it wasn’t.
Soon after her climax, Nicole went right back to forcing her wet pussy into Gumball’s mouth, pushing down hard, making Gumball give another round of oral to his mom. He was tired of it and didn’t want to go any further; but he knew she wouldn’t listen or care. She was the boss now. She smiled again, looking at the fear in Gumball’s eyes.
“You love it, don’t you little bitch? You love it, Bitch-ball!”
Richard
Penny Fitzgerald
Gumball and Penny each have massive crushes on each other. Unfortunately, neither is capable of expressing it, even though they are both aware of the other's affection. So far, Penny has kissed Gumball on the cheek twice; in addition, they attempted to kiss more affectionately twice - once in The Pressureand another in The Party. Both attempts failed as in the former, Banana Joe chopped down the treehouse that the kiss was taking place in, and in the resulting confusion, Gumball kisses Darwin. In the latter, the moment was ruined by Gumball's dad honking his car horn loudly.
Gumball x Jess
Gumball x Carrie
Gumball and Darwin went to a new school on named Megaville Elementary takes them to the School's Dojo and meeting the Powerpuff Girls and Dexter, After Gumball were gone Blossom had another encounter with Dexter.
*whack!*
A sharp spike of pain went throughout Gumball’s chest, causing him to react accordingly.
“MMMPH! Mm-hmm-hmm! Mmm…”
Gumball attempted to scream when he felt the baton’s strike. It was of no use; the gag was doing its job. Penny smiled.
“You like that? Yeah? Alright, here’s round two. This is for breaking up Alan and Carmen.”
Another strike from the baton on the chest, another attempted scream, this one with more emotion. To no avail. Penny pressed on, showing no remorse.
“This is for being completely disobedient during your tennis game against the Richwood boys and being hostile to people who were trying to help you. That included Sarah and me.”
A third whack from the baton struck one of Gumball’s arms, prompting another exclamation of pain. Penny’s voice became more irritated while she went on.
“This is for getting mad at your own brother and giving me an allergic reaction over a stupid dream…”
*whack!*
Her voice rose increasingly as she listed each of his crimes against her.
“And for getting jealous of my cousin and screwing up everything and getting me possessed by Jealousy!” *whack!* “And for disrespecting Mister Cuddles!” *whack!* “And for blaming me for messing up Principal Brown that one time!” *whack!*
The intensity of her blows on his body grew.
“And being a jerk towards my family and your family and everyone else around you!” *WHACK!*
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