The forum pages are fully operational! See this link for the latest forum topics, where users can collaborate or discuss certain topics in one place!

Difference between revisions of "Poogle"

From Arthur Wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
(Adding categories)
 
(35 intermediate revisions by 16 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
'''Poogles''' are a children's toy that appears in ''[[Arthur Rides the Bandwagon]]''.
[[Category:Objects]]{{Item infobox
|image = Poogles.png
|type = Toy
|owner = [[Arthur Read]] (formerly)<br>Unnamed Triplets (formerly)
|cartoon first = "[[Arthur Rides the Bandwagon]]"
|book first = TBA}}


Poogles appear to be an attempt to copy the [[Woogles]], another children's toy with happy faces that can squeeze, stretch, bounce, and talk. A Poogle, however, can do none of these things, and has the appearance of a green, potato-shaped being with a clueless face painted on them and stretchy arms and legs. They can do nothing and thus are little more than a cheap novelty. These toys were so cheap and useless that the kids of Elwood City generally stayed away from them.  
'''Poogles''' are a children's toy that appears in "[[Arthur Rides the Bandwagon]]" and "[[Prunella the Packrat]]".


During the Woogle craze that had all of Arthur's friends buying a Woogle (A toy he absolutely ridiculed), Arthur was left without a Woogle and began to feel left out. One day, he saw a stand selling what he thought were Woogles and on an impulse bought one. Sadly, he didn't notice after the attendant moved the merchandise blocking the sign that it actually said "Poogles" (The "P" was blocked out). Arthur showed off his "Woogle" to Francine and Muffy, naming it "Charles" on the spot, but saw that his Poogle could do nothing when Muffy showed off her Woogles.  
Poogles appear to be an attempt to copy the [[Woogles]], another children's toy with happy faces that can squeeze, stretch, bounce, and talk. Poogles, however, can do none of these things, and have the appearance of green, potato-shaped beings with silly faces painted on them, and a hard body with hands and legs. The only thing they do is quietly wheeze when squeezed, as Arthur found out, but apart from that, they are little more than a cheap novelty. These toys were so cheap and useless that the kids of [[Elwood City]] generally stayed away from them, except for [[Arthur Read|Arthur]], who bought one by accident because he thought they were actually Woogles.{{clear}}
 
==Gallery==
Buster dropped by and saw that Arthur had mistakenly bought a Poogle, much to Muffy and Francine's disgust. Arthur marched off insisting that he had bought the toy intentionally, but instead dumped it into the hands of some nearby triplets who cried at the sight of the toy.  
<gallery spacing="small" position="center">
 
Poogles.png|A display stand with Poogles.
This is the only appearance of the Poogles. It is possible that they stopped selling shortly after as they were so unpopular.
Prunella the Packrat - Poogle.jpg|Arthur's Poogle in the opening of "Prunella the Packrat."
</gallery>
==See also==
*[[Charles]]
[[Category:Toys]]
[[Category:Toys]]
[[Category:A to Z]]

Latest revision as of 19:53, 19 January 2022

Poogle
Poogles.png
Item Type

Toy

Owner

Arthur Read (formerly)
Unnamed Triplets (formerly)

Appearances
First Appeared (cartoon)

"Arthur Rides the Bandwagon"

First Appeared (books)

TBA

Poogles are a children's toy that appears in "Arthur Rides the Bandwagon" and "Prunella the Packrat".

Poogles appear to be an attempt to copy the Woogles, another children's toy with happy faces that can squeeze, stretch, bounce, and talk. Poogles, however, can do none of these things, and have the appearance of green, potato-shaped beings with silly faces painted on them, and a hard body with hands and legs. The only thing they do is quietly wheeze when squeezed, as Arthur found out, but apart from that, they are little more than a cheap novelty. These toys were so cheap and useless that the kids of Elwood City generally stayed away from them, except for Arthur, who bought one by accident because he thought they were actually Woogles.

Gallery[edit]

See also[edit]