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This has to be some kind of undiscovered April fools joke, or something some designer put together as a joke that went live. However, worst kids club character

This has to be some kind of undiscovered April fools joke, or something some designer put together as a joke that went live. However, worst kids club characters? or best! Roll sounds totally radical. As someone who also loves homemade croissants, I can relate to this character. Does anyone else think Glasses and e-m@le will totally have a crush thing going on? Also, I sense a very special episode where Swarmy and Pyles learn that everyone is a little different, but it's what makes us similar that really counts.

ayuvar 15y ago
There's a ridiculous amount of potential for episodes about a sentient swarm of bees. How will they reconcile many humans' fear of them with their need to be loved and understood as intellectual equals?
- manuscreationis 15y ago
  How about the episode where a pair of bumbling bad guys try to kidnap Swarmy to produce their honey, which they then sell! Not only does the gang need to rescue Swarmy, but they also need to teach Swarmy to trust humans again...
  - mey 15y ago
    Pyles acts as the negotiator.
  - kingatomic 15y ago
    Not to mention the lengthy litigation following cease-and-desist letters, pursuant to the patent the Kidz Club filed on bee honey made from genetically-enhanced beez (sic).
- antihero 15y ago
  Or trick people into bringing their carriers into zero zero before ganking them.
  - deleted 15y ago
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- webnrrd2k 15y ago
  Don't forget about the long-lost sibling-swarm of Africanized bees that is actually a jerk, but with a heart of gold (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/JerkWithAHeartOfGold http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/JerkWithAHeartOfG...).
  - manuscreationis 15y ago
    I believe that was the episode where FopTop taught Glasses how to be a refined lady in order to impress e-m@le, but then in the end realized that e-m@le liked her for who she was, not who she thought he wanted her to be. We all learned a little something that day...

ayuvar 15y ago

There's a ridiculous amount of potential for episodes about a sentient swarm of bees. How will they reconcile many humans' fear of them with their need to be loved and understood as intellectual equals?

manuscreationis 15y ago
How about the episode where a pair of bumbling bad guys try to kidnap Swarmy to produce their honey, which they then sell! Not only does the gang need to rescue Swarmy, but they also need to teach Swarmy to trust humans again...
- mey 15y ago
  Pyles acts as the negotiator.
- kingatomic 15y ago
  Not to mention the lengthy litigation following cease-and-desist letters, pursuant to the patent the Kidz Club filed on bee honey made from genetically-enhanced beez (sic).
antihero 15y ago
Or trick people into bringing their carriers into zero zero before ganking them.
- deleted 15y ago
  [deleted]
webnrrd2k 15y ago
Don't forget about the long-lost sibling-swarm of Africanized bees that is actually a jerk, but with a heart of gold (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/JerkWithAHeartOfGold http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/JerkWithAHeartOfG...).
- manuscreationis 15y ago
  I believe that was the episode where FopTop taught Glasses how to be a refined lady in order to impress e-m@le, but then in the end realized that e-m@le liked her for who she was, not who she thought he wanted her to be. We all learned a little something that day...