"Horrid Henry Tricks the Tooth Fairy Horrid Henry Tricks The Tooth Fairy is the third book of the ""Horrid Henry"" series. It was published in 1996 as ""Horrid Henry and the Tooth Fairy"" and was written by Francesca Simon and illustrated by Tony Ross. Everyone in Horrid Henry's class had lost at least one tooth - that is except Henry himself. Just today, his ""younger"" brother, Perfect Peter had lost a tooth. So, Henry decides to eat as many sweets as he can from his sweet jar, although it is two days before ""Sweet Day"" when he is allowed to"
"with the constant naughtiness and brattiness demonstrated by his younger brother Fudge, whose continuous bouts of severe misconduct and disobedience are often the cause of extreme mortification and infuriation for Peter. Because of his parents' frequent overindulgence of Fudge and the occasional blame laid upon Peter for his brother's appalling deportment, he is often left in misery and anger over these factors. Among his close friends and acquaintances is, most notably, his neighbor Jimmy Fargo, with whom he frequently plays and hangs around with, and his enemy Sheila Tubman, the main heroine of Judy Blume's ""Otherwise Known as Sheila the"
"Horrid Henry Horrid Henry is a children's book series by Francesca Simon and illustrated by Tony Ross. The first ""Horrid Henry"" book was written and published in 1994 by Orion Books and as of 2019, there will be twenty-five titles published, as well as many other collections, activity books and joke books. Novel Entertainment produced an animated television series for CITV. It is a slice-of-life series featuring the titular Henry, a self-centred, naughty boy who has issues with authority who will typically be faced with a problem and then will often retaliate in interesting ways that involve trickery, rule-breaking and"
"puppet made of wood who wants to eat Billy's flesh to become a real boy; Lord Moldybutt, a parody of the main and primary ""Harry Potter"" villain, Lord Voldemort; and Boogey Man, the Boogeyman himself and a longtime adversary and rival of Grim. Other recurring characters that feature prominently include Billy's ""son"", Jeff the Spider; Billy's neglected pet fish, Little Porkchop; Billy and Mandy's school teacher, Miss Butterbean; Billy's first cousin, Nergal Junior, and his shapeshifting abilities. The stories presented are varied, including Billy helping out dwarves in their war against the elves. <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> The Grim Adventures of Billy &"
"and her desire to own one someday as a pet. She possesses artistic talent and loves to draw, and her drawings are frequently shown throughout the course of the series. Margaret, Clementine's closest friend, who is depicted as being a year older than she is. She often shows little tolerance for Clementine's eccentricities and enjoys domineering other people, particularly those younger than she (who she perceives as being of lesser authority than she is), and shows a few uptight and snobbish personality traits (she enjoys showing off). However, she is overall a good friend and has performed great acts of"
"of the TV's most horrible curses. In 2016, Demona was #3 on MsMojo's Top 10 TV Cartoon Villainesses Demona Demona, (lit. """"She-Demon""""), voiced by Marina Sirtis, is a fictional character and one of the primary antagonists of the Disney animated television series ""Gargoyles"". Demona was once Goliath's mate and was part of their 10th century AD castle's ""Wyvern Clan"". She is consumed by a hatred of humanity and has attempted several times to destroy it. In the original pitch for the series, the initial leader of the gargoyle clan was Dakota, but it was later decided she would work best"
"to go with modernized things and the story ends with the family eating crisps and watching a TV the size of their tent. Horrid Henry (book) Horrid Henry is the first book of the ""Horrid Henry"" series. It was published in 1994 and written by Francesca Simon and illustrated by Tony Ross. The book is a collection of short stories about the same characters, along the lines of the Just William books. Horrid Henry is a horrid boy who loves doing unimaginable horrible things. He throws food, he snatches things, he pushes, shoves and pinches. He has a younger brother"
"This carries over into ""Peter and Wendy"", where Hook and the other pirates are shown to be strongly reverent and respectful of mothers, while Peter seems to hate all mothers save Wendy, even forbidding the subject of mothers until her arrival. In ""Peter Pan and Scarlet"", the exact opposite is stated. Peter Pan in Scarlet Peter Pan in Scarlet (2006) is a novel by British author Geraldine McCaughrean. It is marketed as the ""official sequel"" to J. M. Barrie's ""Peter and Wendy"" (1911), as it was authorised by Great Ormond Street Hospital, which was granted all rights to the characters"
"Tybalt Tybalt is the main antagonist in William Shakespeare's play ""Romeo and Juliet"". He is the son of Lady Capulet's brother, Juliet's short-tempered first cousin, and Romeo's rival. Tybalt shares the same name as the character Tibert/Tybalt the ""Prince of Cats"" in ""Reynard the Fox"", a point of mockery in the play. Mercutio repeatedly calls Tybalt ""Prince of Cats"" (perhaps referring not only to Reynard but to the Italian word cazzo as well). Luigi da Porto adapted the story as ""Giulietta e Romeo"" and included it in his ""Historia novellamente ritrovata di due Nobili Amanti"" published in 1530. Da Porto"
"took him to his workshop. Balbo is very playful and also horribly clumsy. He usually watches the workshop with Guilfi. He's in love with Thoren. Gruzzlebeard (originally called Père Fouettard in French) is the main antagonist and Santa's neighbour in the series and often tries to foil his plans and ruin Christmas. He appears in almost every episode trying to foil Santa's plan, but in the end, he often ends up stuck in his own trap. He is a large Troll, almost human in appearance with a large blue gruzzled beard (hence his name) and a bald, cone-shaped head. He"
"characters, the most noticeable being Bell, a supposed Powerpuff Girl dressed in white who serves as one of the villains and has been referred to as the ""Daughter"" of Dr X (originally Dr. Alexander Megalos), the main antagonist of the story. Also, the character Samantha from ""Medabots"" uses a new machine resembling a hybrid between her usual Peppercat and the mascot of a Filipino restaurant chain, Jollibee. Samantha is later revealed to be half a robot, complaining in one page to make her ""fullmetal"". Also, some characters from the original PPG were reimagined, such as the Rowdyruff Boys who were"
"an archenemy, and that is Moody Margaret. Margaret lives next door to Henry, is in Henry's class and owns all the things that Henry's goody-goody parents don't let him have. This is the only reason that Henry plays with Margaret. The two of them are playing pirates and squabbling over who is going to be Captain Hook and Peter is begging to not be the prisoner. When Margaret reluctantly hands over her Captain Hook role to Henry and takes his role as Mr. Smee and Henry orders her and Peter to walk the plank, she decides not to play pirates."
"Simon and the Witch Simon and the Witch is a children's book by Margaret Stuart Barry, published by Collins, illustrated by Linda Birch. It also refers to the name of the series, which follows on. Simon is a very sensible young schoolboy, who has a friend who is a real witch. She is very silly, and a huge showoff. In 1985, the first of the stories (""The Backwards Spell"") was dramatised for Children's BBC, and shown as a one off episode (called ""Simon and the Witch"") in the second series of ""Up Our Street"", a series of unrelated wacky stories,"
"four-year-old brother, who's jealous of their new baby sister Tootsie, and starts Kindergarten. Tootsie Hatcher- Peter and Fudge's baby sister, whom Fudge hates at first, but gets used to her later. Anne Hatcher- Peter's mother, who takes care of Tootsie and studies art history Warren Hatcher- Peter's father, who takes the year off the agency to write a book Jimmy Fargo- Peter's best friend, who's upset about Peter moving to Princeton, but visits him a lot. His parents are divorced, and he wants his dad to meet the art dealer Beverly Muldour Alex Santo- Peter's new friend in Princeton, who"
"as “A young boy with a wild tousle of red hair, a thin, extravagantly freckled face and upturned nose.” Tinker Bell: As always, this little ""birdwoman"" is at Peter's side through all of his part of the journey. She always has a sarcastic rude remark ready for anyone she doesn't like. She doesn't like any female who she thinks will get between her and Peter, therefore she calls them rude names, such as ""fat cow"" or ""ugly girl."" Lord Ombra: Ombra, the main villain in the series, returns in this book as a flock of big black birds. He has"
"girl who shares an intense rivalry with Henry, and their opposing neighborhood clubs continuously develop practical jokes or conspiracies against one another. They have resorted to each other's companionship when left with no other options, but nonetheless detest one another and continuously plot against one another, especially in an attempt to soil each other's reputations. A braggart, Margaret has a tendency to gloat about her various accomplishments in a ridiculously narcissistic fashion, looking down on others and domineering her acquaintances and friends. She is resented by her best friend Sour Susan because of her ill-tempered rudeness, but Susan seems to"
"introduced in the ""Earthworm Jim"" (1994) and ""Earthworm Jim 2"" (1995) video games. Peter Puppy becomes Jim's sidekick and friend and Princess What's-Her-Name his love interest. Many villains from the game, including Evil the Cat and his assistant Henchrat, Psy-Crow, Bob the Killer Goldfish, Queen Slug-for-a-Butt and Professor Monkey-For-A-Head also appear in the show. Additionally, some original characters were also created for the show, and were then in turn integrated into video games released after the TV series. For example, Evil Jim, an evil duplicate of Earthworm Jim created for the show, went on to be the main antagonist for"
"such as Tony Abbott and Elise Broach. She is a Newbery Honor, ALA Best Book For Young Adults, and Christopher Award laureate. Giff's series of children's books about the kids from Polk Street School has proven popular and won critical acclaim. The stories revolve around second-grade teacher Ms. Rooney and the students in her class, in particular perpetual troublemaker Richard Best (nicknamed ""Beast""), who is good at art but terrible at reading and Emily Arrow, who is good at math but also terrible at reading. Some novels in the series also feature Emily's younger sister Stacy as the central character."
"""The Top 16 Creepiest Kids in Horror Movie History"". Brian Solomon writes, ""The grand-mammy of all messed-up horror movie kids, Rhoda Penmark is a pint-sized terror of biblical proportions. If you think the ADHD-addled rugrats you see roaming shopping malls nowadays are bad, you ain’t seen nothin’ yet."" Rhoda Penmark Rhoda Penmark is a fictional character and the protagonist in William March's 1954 novel ""The Bad Seed"" and the stage play adapted from it by Maxwell Anderson. She was portrayed by Patty McCormack in the 1956 film adaptation and by Carrie Wells in the 1985 made for TV remake where"
"is short and makes fun of Stan's job. Sandra Norton: The brattiest girl in all of Woodmont. She has a mother who pays lots of money when people babysit her monster child. Sandra and her family are from France, and she likes Julie better than Jane. Nadine: The ""bookworm"" and Jane's easiest babysitting job. She does nothing but sit and read books, making her no trouble to sit with. George: He's had a major crush on Jane. He is two inches shorter than Jane. He's 15 years old and a sophomore. George carries his money in a purse, is obsessed"
"was ill with pneumonia. Like her uncle, she now observes an uneasy truce with the North Pole crew. Krampus - Peter Krampus is a demonic-looking fellow who, in centuries past, accompanied Santa on his rounds in order to frighten bad children. In the modern era of more lax discipline, however, his services have not been requested, which has caused him to feel neglected and somewhat bitter. Jingle Belle Jingle Belle is a fictional comics character created by Paul Dini. The spoiled teenage daughter of Santa Claus, she has a humorously contentious relationship with her famous father. She is usually motivated"
"and a spoiled brat, luxuriously pampered by his wealthy parents — who, rather uncannily, resemble each other. In earlier years, Walter had a white cat called Fluffy and a pink poodle named Foo Foo. In 2012, a new cat named Claudius was introduced. Issue 1712 (10 May 1975) featured a girl named Priscilla, described by Dennis as Walter's sister, but she has not appeared since. In one story, he and Dennis are revealed to be distant cousins, but nothing more has been said of this. Walter is Dennis' neighbour and arch-enemy, most likely because he is the complete opposite of"
"were numerous changes from the source material, such as Voodoo being an adolescent rather than an ex-stripper and Lord Emp being an ordinary human. The group was composed of all the original 'C.A.T.s. The major villain was Helspont, but the Troika and the Coda were featured. A parody of the series, MadD.O.G.s, was seen during Alan Moore's run in the comics. The series was produced by Nelvana Limited and WildStorm Productions. A toyline from Playmates Toys was also released in 1994. The basic series included figures of Grifter, Helspont, Maul, Spartan, Warblade and Zealot, along with a generic Daemonite figure."
"entire family thinks its weird that there is no wedding cake...except for Henry! Moody Margaret is going to move into Henry's house for two weeks. His room is also given to Margaret and he has to sleep in Perfect Peter's room. When Margaret arrives, she immediately orders everyone to do spring cleaning. After that, everyone has dinner and Margaret consistently gets Henry into trouble. At bedtime, Margaret booby traps Henry's bed and stresses his parents by complaining. In the morning, Margaret blasts everyone out of bed with the noise from her trumpet, screams at the top of her voice to"
"work together in solving the case of missing valuable cat statues while Batman is away. Some of the other antagonists that appeared in the series included characters such as Poison Ivy, Catwoman, the Riddler, the Mad Hatter, Ra's al Ghul, Talia al Ghul, Man-Bat, the Penguin, the Scarecrow, Killer Croc, Bane, the Ventriloquist and his dummy Scarface, Hugo Strange and Tony Zucco. Other ""good guy"" characters featured in the show not previously mentioned include Alfred Pennyworth, Harvey Bullock, the Gray Ghost (an original character created by the series to portray Bruce Wayne's childhood hero and crime-fighting inspiration), Lucius Fox and"
"Demona Demona, (lit. """"She-Demon""""), voiced by Marina Sirtis, is a fictional character and one of the primary antagonists of the Disney animated television series ""Gargoyles"". Demona was once Goliath's mate and was part of their 10th century AD castle's ""Wyvern Clan"". She is consumed by a hatred of humanity and has attempted several times to destroy it. In the original pitch for the series, the initial leader of the gargoyle clan was Dakota, but it was later decided she would work best as a villain and thus her name was changed to Demona. Demona was a member of the Gargoyle"
"pitch an idea for a series of animated shorts, which Groening initially intended to present as his ""Life in Hell"" series. However, when Groening realized that animating ""Life in Hell"" would require the rescinding of publication rights for his life's work, he chose another approach and formulated his version of a dysfunctional family. He named the characters after his own family members – his father Homer, his mother Margaret, and his younger sisters Lisa and Maggie. He substituted ""Bart"", an anagram of ""brat"", for his own name, and modeled the character after his older brother, Mark. The five family members"
"in the book ""Worried Sick"", hence the title. In keep with the essence of being better than everyone, a story written by Thadeus shows that Peter is a compulsive liar and an exaggerated one at that, after everyone in the class compares their houses, fathers, cars, etc. Peter has a younger sister, Sylvia, whom he finds extremely irritating and who constantly calls him Petsie. Peter gains the nickname Petsie for a short time after Sylvia walks into Peter's class with the wrong lunch. Most likely as retribution for how arrogant he was, a number of embarrassing or unfortunate things happened"
"from publishers over what is termed the persistent defamation of Ella's step-sisters. ""A spokesman for the sisters explained: 'My clients are fed up with being constantly portrayed as physically repellent obnoxious harpies, and have decided to take action against the 984 publishers that have repeated the allegations without bothering to check their veracity'"". Ugly sisters The ugly sisters are characters in the fairy tale and pantomime, Cinderella. They are the daughters of Cinderella's wicked stepmother, who treat her poorly. The ""ugly sisters"" have been in variations of the story from as early as researchers have been able to determine. In"
"two daughters Drizella and Anastasia from ""Cinderella"" (Lady Tremaine is the grandmother of Anastasia's son Anthony and Drizella's daughter Dizzy and a teacher at Dragon Hall teaching ""Evil Schemes and Nasty Plots"" while her cat Lucifer is the school mascot), Clayton from ""Tarzan"" (who is the father of Clay Clayton), Madame Mim from ""The Sword in the Stone"" (who has Mad Maddy as one of her granddaughters), Governor John Ratcliffe from ""Pocahontas"", Gaston from ""Beauty and the Beast"" (who is the father of Gaston Jr, Gaston III, and Gil as well as the owner of ""Gaston Duels Without Rules""), Shan"
"two daughters Drizella and Anastasia from ""Cinderella"" (Lady Tremaine is the grandmother of Anastasia's son Anthony and Drizella's daughter Dizzy and a teacher at Dragon Hall teaching ""Evil Schemes and Nasty Plots"" while her cat Lucifer is the school mascot), Clayton from ""Tarzan"" (who is the father of Clay Clayton), Madame Mim from ""The Sword in the Stone"" (who has Mad Maddy as one of her granddaughters), Governor John Ratcliffe from ""Pocahontas"", Gaston from ""Beauty and the Beast"" (who is the father of Gaston Jr, Gaston III, and Gil as well as the owner of ""Gaston Duels Without Rules""), Shan"
"amongst his children. He frequently endures Betty's elaborate excuses for tardiness and is constantly frustrated with her delayed productivity at work. Simon's best friend is Gerald ""Nudge"" Noritas, a neighbour who constantly helps himself to whatever food he can find in the Kellys' kitchen. In early episodes the show briefly examines how the characters are struggling to deal with the absence of Margaret from their lives. Martin also breaks the fourth wall several times to deliver sarcastic one-liners to camera, although this is discontinued after the first 12 episodes. As the series progressed the original characters left one by one."
"that lived in the bathroom's toilet tank; and Molly Coddle, a Frankenstein's monster-like rag doll belonging to the boy's sister who acts as the straight man to the other's crazy antics. Other characters include Destructo, the boy's toy robot who sees himself as a cop and persecutes Mr. Bumpy for his actions. There's also the Closet Monster, who's made up of the boy's pile of clothes and chases after Mr. Bumpy. The show was traditionally split into two major parts per half hour (occasionally dedicating a full half hour per show, or sometimes splitting into three parts), and usually if"