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[[File:Nudibranch.jpg|thumb|336px]]'''Nudibranches '''are exotic pets featured in the episode''' '''[[A Pal for Gary|"A Pal for Gary"]]'''. '''They are sold at a streetside stand by a gypsy. However, they have not appeared in any episode besides this one and they look nothing like [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nudibranch nudibranches in real life], which look like sea slugs. | [[File:Nudibranch.jpg|thumb|336px]]'''Nudibranches '''are exotic pets featured in the episode''' '''[[A Pal for Gary|"A Pal for Gary"]]'''. '''They are sold at a streetside stand by a gypsy. However, they have not appeared in any episode besides this one and they look nothing like [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nudibranch nudibranches in real life], which look like sea slugs. [[Puffy Fluffy]] is a nudibranch. | ||
=='''Appearance (Small)'''== | =='''Appearance (Small)'''== | ||
They are cute, fluffy creatures with long eyelashes and dimples. They come in the colors light purple, aqua, and light green. All have same eye color. | They are cute, fluffy creatures with long eyelashes and dimples. They come in the colors light purple, aqua, and light green. All have same eye color. | ||
Revision as of 19:19, 11 October 2011
Nudibranches are exotic pets featured in the episode "A Pal for Gary". They are sold at a streetside stand by a gypsy. However, they have not appeared in any episode besides this one and they look nothing like nudibranches in real life, which look like sea slugs. Puffy Fluffy is a nudibranch.
Appearance (Small)
They are cute, fluffy creatures with long eyelashes and dimples. They come in the colors light purple, aqua, and light green. All have same eye color.
Appearance (Evil Creature)
Giant, slimy, angry beasts with multiple tounges with mouths (referencing either of the movies "Alien" or '"Tremors") that corrospond with their original colors. They turn into these creatures when around other animals, probably to show that they are the dominant species of that particular territory.