The Plop Father: Difference between revisions

From MediaWiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
No edit summary
mNo edit summary
Line 13: Line 13:
*'''Sugar Shocks''' (5-pack, 2018)
*'''Sugar Shocks''' (5-pack, 2018)
**''Series'': '''1'''
**''Series'': '''1'''
**''Level'': '''3 Star'''


: Part of the first Series of ''[[Transformers: BotBots|BotBots]]'', The Plop Father is a 1-inch tall soft-plastic robot who transforms into a cannoli. The Plop Father was ''only'' available in one of the "Sugar Shocks" themed 5-packs, along with [[Nail Byter]], [[Slappyhappy]], [[Waddlepop]], and a currently-unknown [[Lost Bots|Lost Bot]].
: Part of the first Series of ''[[Transformers: BotBots|BotBots]]'', The Plop Father is a 1-inch tall soft-plastic robot who transforms into a cannoli. The Plop Father was ''only'' available in one of the "Sugar Shocks" themed 5-packs, along with [[Nail Byter]], [[Slappyhappy]], [[Waddlepop]], and a currently-unknown [[Lost Bots|Lost Bot]].

Revision as of 17:29, 3 December 2018

The Plop Father is a member of the Sugar Shocks from BotBots.
Have you seen me?

This character or person needs some sort of visual representation. If you have one, please replace this.

When a shopping mall was covered in a strange energon mist, a cannoli was given life and became The Plop Father. He's a well-known troublemaker amongst the BotBots and tries his best to act tough. However, he is actually a coward and often leaves cannoli filling behind him as he runs from any given threat.

The Plop Father is a member of the Sugar Shocks, along with several other sweet and sugary BotBots, capisce?


Toys

BotBots

  • Sugar Shocks (5-pack, 2018)
    • Series: 1
    • Level: 3 Star
Part of the first Series of BotBots, The Plop Father is a 1-inch tall soft-plastic robot who transforms into a cannoli. The Plop Father was only available in one of the "Sugar Shocks" themed 5-packs, along with Nail Byter, Slappyhappy, Waddlepop, and a currently-unknown Lost Bot.

Notes

  • His name comes from the 1972 film The Godfather, in reference to the "Leave the gun, take the cannoli" scene.