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[[File:Teeny_figi.jpg|thumb]]'''Tiny Figgy''' is a robotic doll [[Muffy Crosswire|Muffy]] got for her birthday in "[[Arthur Loses His Marbles]]". He can walk, move his arms, and sing in Italian. He has a brown beard and wears renaissance-inspired clothing, inferring that he may be a character from a medieval movie or show. Tiny figgy is a loving toy that should be of use to everyone! Here how about this? if you really don't like what we're typing, tell us why? We are the ones who have been putting stuff on this page for the past few weeks, if you tell us why you don't want our personal opinions, please, just say the word, post a response to us. We'll stop.
[[File:Teeny_figi.jpg|thumb]]'''Tiny Figgy''' is a robotic doll [[Muffy Crosswire|Muffy]] got for her birthday in "[[Arthur Loses His Marbles (episode)|Arthur Loses His Marbles]]". He can walk, move his arms, and sing in Italian. He has a brown beard and wears renaissance-inspired clothing, suggesting he may be a character from a medieval movie or show. Tiny Figgy is an opera singer and he is very talented. Muffy discovers later in the series her love of opera, and Figgy may have been her first exposure to it.
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Latest revision as of 16:24, 12 September 2017

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Tiny Figgy is a robotic doll Muffy got for her birthday in "Arthur Loses His Marbles". He can walk, move his arms, and sing in Italian. He has a brown beard and wears renaissance-inspired clothing, suggesting he may be a character from a medieval movie or show. Tiny Figgy is an opera singer and he is very talented. Muffy discovers later in the series her love of opera, and Figgy may have been her first exposure to it.