Ferb
This pet of the family often shares subtle, knowing glances with Ferb, hinting at their unspoken bond and shared secrets.
Who is Perry the Platypus?
This is the cursed town in Maine where many fairytale characters live, unaware of their true identities.
What is Storybrooke?
The "sister albums" folklore and evermore were surprise releases during this global event.
What is the COVID-19 pandemic (or lockdown)?
In Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension, Phineas and Ferb discover that their pet platypus, Perry, is actually this.
What is a secret agent (or Agent P)?
This bioluminescent fish is famous for its angling lure, a modified dorsal fin spine, used to attract prey in the dark abyss.
What is an Anglerfish?
While Phineas is the idea guy, Ferb is usually the one seen doing this, often with precise detail.
What is building
The character of Belle from "Beauty and the Beast" is romantically linked to this powerful, yet complicated, magical being.
Who is Rumplestiltskin (or Mr. Gold)?
The Reputation album marked a stark shift in Taylor's public image, famously incorporating this reptile motif throughout its visuals and tour.
What is a snake?
This basketball team is the focus of Troy Bolton and Chad Danforth in the first High School Musical movie.
What are the Wildcats?
The colossal squid, Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni, has the largest known eyes in the animal kingdom, capable of detecting light even in the extreme depths of this ocean.
What is the Southern Ocean (or Antarctic Ocean)?
Despite being Phineas's stepbrother, Ferb's biological father is this British antique dealer, who is often oblivious to the boys' inventions.
Who is Lawrence Fletcher?
In this dark forest, many fairytale characters encounter danger, witches, and talking animals.
What is the Enchanted Forest (or the Woods)?
The music video for "You Belong With Me" features Taylor playing two different roles: the nerdy protagonist and this popular archetype.
What is the cheerleader?
Before Lizzie McGuire, Hilary Duff starred as the titular character in this DCOM about a military school cadet dealing with a new environment.
What is Cadet Kelly?
Many deep-sea creatures, like the Mariana snailfish, possess high concentrations of this organic osmolyte, which helps stabilize their proteins and prevent them from denaturing under immense pressure.
What is Trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO)?
During the boys' quest to build the world's biggest treehouse, Ferb designed a complex system of this, which included a trap door and a secret slide.
What is a series of elevators (or lifts)?
The true name of the Beast in "Beauty and the Beast" is never given in the original French tale by Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve, but he is often referred to as this "princely" title in adaptations.
What is Prince Adam
The title track "Red" describes a relationship in terms of various colors, but she specifically describes loving him as "red" and missing him as this other color.
What is dark gray?
Corbin Bleu, known for High School Musical, also starred as a competitive rope-skipper in this DCOM.
What is Jump In!?
The "midnight zone" or bathypelagic zone extends down to 4,000 meters. Organisms here rely on "marine snow" or specialized chemosynthesis from these geological features for energy.
What are hydrothermal vents (or cold seeps)?
When Phineas describes their latest project, Ferb is often seen holding or manipulating this, indicating his immediate understanding of the mechanics.
What is a blueprint (or diagram/schematic)?
The apple given to Snow White is a classic symbol of temptation, harkening back to this biblical story.
What is the Garden of Eden (or Adam and Eve)?
The Speak Now era was heavily characterized by this mythical creature motif, seen in album art and stage designs, representing a sense of whimsy and fairytale.
What is a dragon?
Kenny Ortega, known for directing the High School Musical trilogy, also helmed this first sequel for a girl group DCOM.
What is The Cheetah Girls 2?
This bizarre deep-sea fish, known for its enormous mouth and lack of an operculum, can swallow prey much larger than itself by distending its stomach.
What is a Gulper Eel (or Pelican Eel)?