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|spouse = [[Bun-Bot]] | |spouse = [[Bun-Bot]] | ||
|parents = [[Grand-Tron]] (father) | |parents = [[Grand-Tron]] (father) | ||
|children = | |children = {{Link|Pat-Tron}} (son)<br>[[Robodina]] (adoptive daughter) | ||
|nieces = [[Inga-Tron]] | |nieces = [[Inga-Tron]] | ||
|appearance = "[[Blorpsgiving]]" | |appearance = "[[Blorpsgiving]]" | ||
|portrayer = [[Thomas F. Wilson]] | |portrayer = [[Thomas F. Wilson]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Cecil-5000''' is | '''Cecil-5000''' is {{Link|Pat-Tron}}'s father who appears in the episode "[[Blorpsgiving]]." | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Revision as of 10:16, 7 May 2023
Cecil-5000 is Template:Data:Links's father who appears in the episode "Blorpsgiving."
Description
He is a transparent robot with a sage green outline that resembles Cecil Star, Patrick Star's father. Like his sea star counterpart, he is balding, has brown hair and a mustache, and wears a white shirt with a red bow tie and gray pants with a red belt.
Role in episode
He, alongside his wife Bun-Bot, welcomes Captain Doug Quasar into their home for Blorpsgiving dinner. When Quasar is electrocuted by the recharging chair, Cecil-5000 tries to help him find the correct power adapter, only for each change to again electrocute him. At Quasar and Inga-Tron's wedding, he tries to remove Quasar's head, and proceeds to chase him as he runs away, before quickly capturing him alongside the rest of the family.