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|portrayer = [[Bruce Dinsmore]]}} | |portrayer = [[Bruce Dinsmore]]}}'''Fatherius''' is an [[Ancient Greece|Ancient Greek]] sculptor whom [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] imagined had made a [[Venus de Milo|statue]]. His son [[Arthurius]] broke the statue with a [[discus]], but [[Ancient Greek Francis Haney|the client]] approved of the change and bought it anyway. | ||
'''Fatherius''' is an [[Ancient Greece|Ancient Greek]] sculptor whom [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] imagined had made a [[Venus de Milo|statue]]. His son [[Arthurius]] broke the statue with a [[discus]], but [[Ancient Greek Francis Haney|the client]] approved of the change and bought it anyway. | |||
[[Category:Male]] | [[Category:Male]] | ||
[[Category:Adults]] | [[Category:Adults]] | ||
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[[Category:Aardvarks]] | [[Category:Aardvarks]] | ||
[[Category:Parents]] | [[Category:Parents]] | ||
[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Lookalikes]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:44, 14 January 2022
| "Fatherius" is not an official name. |
| Fatherius | |
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| Gender | Male |
| Animal | Aardvark
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| Residence | Ancient Greece |
| Family | Arthurius (son) |
| Job | Sculptor
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| Cartoon debut | "Arthur the Wrecker"
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Fatherius is an Ancient Greek sculptor whom Arthur imagined had made a statue. His son Arthurius broke the statue with a discus, but the client approved of the change and bought it anyway.
