"EHS" incidentals

Character

Gallery

The "EHS" Template:Data:Links are a group of Empty Head Society members that first appear in "The Nitwitting." The "EHS" very likely stands for "Empty Head Society." There appears to be a total of 16 models. Most of them are newly designed characters while a few of them are inspirations of older incidentals or characters.

Names

• In "The Nitwitting," Incidental EHS7 is called Dodo.

Description

Each "EHS" incidental has its own appearance. They all wear the red standard Empty Head Society fez with a propeller on top.

Incidental EHS1

He is a blue swordfish with large eyes and purple fins. His underside is white. He wears a red shirt and a standard Empty Head Society fez. He also has thin black feet.

Incidental EHS2

She is a yellow fish who has gray hair and buck teeth and wears a purple t-shirt, blue dungarees, and a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS3

He is a straw green fish with long brown hair who wears brick shoes, blue dungarees, and a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS4

He is a blue fish who wears a gold and red tie, a standard Empty Head Society fez, white undergarments, and a brown belt under his eyes but above his mouth.

Incidental EHS5

His appearance is based on the eel. He wears a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS6

He is a short, olive green shark with bright yellow hair. He wears dark brown pants with a black belt and a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS7

His appearance is based on Incidental 20. He wears a standard Empty Head Society fez and lacks his thin black feet.

Incidental EHS8

He is a light blue fish who wears dark blue swim shorts and a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS9

He is a pink blobfish with a big nose, and wears a white shirt, blue overalls, and a standard Empty Head Society fez. His lips are a darker shade of pink.

Incidental EHS10

Her appearance is based on the big lady. She has no visible freckles, her top is red, her pants are dark blue, she has lavender flats, and has a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS11

He is a purple blobfish who wears a beige top, maroon shorts with a white stripe, and a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS12

She is a pink fish with red lips, a darker pink dorsal fin, and brown hair tied up in two bushy pigtails. She wears a lavender dress, black shoes, and a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS13

He is a bulky orange fish who wears red and yellow striped shorts and a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS14

He is a large red lobster who closely resembles Larry the Lobster, except that he has normal white eyes instead of small greenish-yellow eye stalks. He wears a brown suit over a white dress shirt with a black bow tie along with darker brown pants with a black belt and black shoes. He also wears a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS15

He is a flat and circular straw green blobfish with a very large nose who wears a faded white tank top, indigo shorts, and a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Incidental EHS16

He is a light orange fish with an orange dorsal fin, dark orange lips, and a buck tooth. He wears blue shorts and a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Unknown "EHS" 1

He is a small turquoise fish with deep green lips and fins. He wears purple shorts and a standard Empty Head Society fez.

Role in series

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An animated storyboard from "The Nitwitting" featuring many model numbers of the "EHS" incidentals.

The "EHS" incidentals were designed to be the members of the Empty Head Society, an exclusive club that Template:Data:Links is part of. Some of them made their only appearance in "The Nitwitting" while others had made other appearances in later episodes.

Trivia

• Incidental 1 (Fred), Incidental 5, Incidental 22, Incidental 36, Incidental 37A, Incidental 42, Incidental 90, Incidental 92, Incidental 105, Incidental 106, Incidental 107, and Incidental 156 (Sandals) were also seen as Empty Head Society members, but they did not appear to be labeled as "EHS" incidentals, although they are likely to be "ISH" suffix incidentals.