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*Humungado first appeared in "[[The Attack of Humungado]]". | |||
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===Real-world references=== | ===Real-world references=== | ||
Revision as of 00:05, 31 July 2016
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| "King Burns" | ||||||
| Production company | Hasbro Studios | |||||
| Airdate | July 26, 2016 (UK) July 30, 2016 (US) | |||||
| Writer | Doug Molitor | |||||
| Director | Frank Squillace | |||||
| Animation studio | DHX Media Top Draw Animation | |||||
Chief helps Woodrow rescue gorillas from a volcanic eruption; his sons learn they are heirs to the throne of Griffin Rock.
Synopsis
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Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
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Notes
Animation and technical errors
Continuity errors
Continuity notes
- Humungado first appeared in "The Attack of Humungado".
Transformers references
Real-world references
- The leaf Woodrow gifted to Charlie is from the "lowlands of Dagobah", in reference to the Star Wars films Mark Hamill is known for.
- Blades references Lion King with lion cubs that sing and funny hyenas.
- The real King Charles was beheaded in late January, 1649, the year Griffin Rock was founded.
