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(#11) Derek Derekson
- Doug
Described as a "world famous Shakespearean figure-skating person," Derek Derekson isn't content to be the master of just one art. We first see him in a dream sequence, but it's soon revealed that Derekson has his own show, wherein he, well, ice-skates while reciting Shakespeare. Worshipped by Doug's arty older sister, Judy, Derekson represents her platonic ideal. We don't know how she feels about that Prince Valiant 'do, however.
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(#6) Mayor Robert "Bob" White
- Doug
With his nasally Southern drawl and ill-fitting wig, Bluffington Mayor Robert "Bob" White is like an amalgamation of Ross Perot and Donald Trump. Concerned more with fame and status than his constituency, White's numerous encounters with Doug typically center on his ego. He's also quick to cozy up to any nationwide celebrities to pop into Bluffington, whether they be bodybuilder Ronald Weisenheimer or film director J.B. Spiggot. He may only be famous around town, but everybody knows his catchphrase: "Vote for me!"
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(#3) Mr. Swirly
- Doug
Being the man behind a city's trove of sweets is bound to make you a local celebrity, and there's no doubt Mr. Swirly is exactly that. With swirly hair that evokes the top of an ice cream cone, the dessert magnate seems thoroughly invested in his work, so much so that he bids his wife adieu by wishing her a "swirly day." A consistent presence in the Doug universe, Mr. Swirly is buoyant and jovial, though perhaps not the best business owner. Who lets cement get into a vat of chocolate, anyway?
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(#5) Smash Adams
- Doug
Doug nurtures many alter egos—Quail Man, Jack Bandit, Durango Doug—but Smash Adams also exists outside of Doug's bubble. A secret agent modeled on James Bond, Adams is suave and cunning with just a touch of hubris. Adams also seems indebted to Timothy Dalton's Bond, what with the sharp facial features and jet-black mane. In one of the only times we actually see the real Smash Adams, he's been captured by a malevolent dentist.
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(#4) Sky Davis
- Doug
Sky Davis is the superstar basketball player behind Air Jets - the Air Jordans of Bluffington. See, in this episode, shoes were a new kind of cultural currency; you weren't cool unless you had a sweet (and expensive) pair of shoes. Doug, ashamed of his longtime sneakers, sets out to buy some Jets but is too broke to snag a pair. Crestfallen, Doug is invigorated by a visit from Davis himself, who reveals to Doug that his favorite sneakers are the everyday kicks he's worn since he was young. Before he leaves, Doug asks him to sign his shoes; Davis does, then asks Doug to do the same. After all, they are "sole brothers."
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(#10) Darby Blue
- Doug
Darby Blue is essentially the Jerry Siegel or Stan Lee of the Doug universe. As the creator of Man-O-Steel Man, he's responsible for the most popular comic series of all time. After nabbing the coveted issue #45 (the last drawn by Blue), Doug longs for the very first issue of the series, which was recently procured by his local comic dealer. It's no mere coincidence when Doug finds his own copy a few days later, leading to a crisis for our young hero.
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Doug is a family comedy cartoon created by Jim Jinkins and Maurice Joyce. It is famous for its simple style, the characters' images are all simple, telling the simple truth of life in these simple stories. The interesting thing is that except for the leading role who has a normal skin color, the skin colors of other characters are very different, such as green skin, orange skin, and light blue skin.
The 11-year-old boy Adelaide and his family moved to the small town of Bluffington and started a new life. His diary recorded his new life, not only the real-life story but also the fantastic adventures he fantasized about. The random tool lists 13 popular fictional celebrities in Doug.
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