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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Billy has a pink colored shell like Gary, but on his shell, there are no dots, just red lines like Gary's, but much thinner. He has green-blue skin, styled black hair, and blue eyes. He has a brown leash. He appears to be | Billy has a pink colored shell like Gary, but on his shell, there are no dots, just red lines like Gary's, but much thinner. He has green-blue skin, styled black hair, and blue eyes. He has a brown leash. He appears to be more sophisticated than most snails. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
After Billy came back from going for a walk with Brad, he met [[Mary the Snail|Mary]]. Billy became her new boyfriend, which made [[Gary]] and [[Mary's Ex-boyfriend]] very sad. | After Billy came back from going for a walk with Brad, he met [[Mary the Snail|Mary]]. Billy became her new boyfriend, which made [[Gary]] and [[Mary's Ex-boyfriend]] very sad. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*When he says "meow," instead of saying it like most snails, his meow sounds like a man's. | *When he says "meow," instead of saying it like most snails, his meow sounds like a man's. | ||
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[[Category:Pets]] | [[Category:Pets]] | ||
Revision as of 11:33, 13 February 2016
This is the page about Billy the Snail. For other uses, see Billy (disambiguation).
Character
Billy the Snail is a sea snail who only appears in the episode "Gary in Love." His owner is Brad.
Description
Billy has a pink colored shell like Gary, but on his shell, there are no dots, just red lines like Gary's, but much thinner. He has green-blue skin, styled black hair, and blue eyes. He has a brown leash. He appears to be more sophisticated than most snails.
History
After Billy came back from going for a walk with Brad, he met Mary. Billy became her new boyfriend, which made Gary and Mary's Ex-boyfriend very sad.
Trivia
- When he says "meow," instead of saying it like most snails, his meow sounds like a man's.