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Invader Zim follows Zim, an Irken invader trying to conquer Earth. While Zim is not the most competent invader, he gets help from his many assistants, like his SIR (Standard-Issue Information Retrieval) Unit, nicknamed GIR (Garbage Irken Robot), his advanced AI named Computer, and a small, plush doomsday device that has been dubbed Minimoose.
Um, actually, we don't know what GIR stands for.
In Fairly Odd Parents we have our fair share of fun recurring characters like the Crimson Chin, Jorgen Von Strangle, and the oh-so-loveable Anti-Fairies, but one fan-favorite is Chip Skylark, a fictional singer known for singing about the importance of dental hygiene.
Um, actually, his only dental interest is his own teeth
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Um, actually, Chip only ever sings one song even somewhat related to dental hygiene, and it's not about how important it is.
We first see the palace of Jabba the Hutt on Tattooine when he is given Han Solo's body frozen in carbonite. He also keeps a monstrous creature in his palace known as the Sarlacc and feeds his enemies to it.
Um, actually, the monster in his palace is the Rancor, and the Sarlacc is outside.
Following the release of the Gamecube, Super Smash Bros. Melee quickly became a fan-favorite. However, despite having over two dozen characters, none of the characters had been in a Gamecube game before this.
Um, actually, the Halo array wasn't built by the Covenant, it was built by the Forerunners and discovered by the Covenant.
In Mortal Kombat, reducing your opponent's health to zero results in the announcer saying "Finish Him!", allowing you to finish the fight in any way you wish. Aside from the oh-so-popular Fatality, we have the Babality, which transforms the enemy into a baby, the Friendship, which has your character performing a friendly act towards the enemy, and the Animality, which summons an animal related to the winner's character to kill the enemy.
Um, actually, the winner transforms into the animal in Animalities.
Unown, the Symbol Pokemon, is a Psychic-type pokemon that was first discovered in the Ruins of Alph, and can only learn one move: Hidden Power. Unown's primary appeal is as an alphabet. Though it has no evolutions, this pokemon has 26 different forms, one for each letter of the alphabet.
Um, actually, Unown has 28 forms.
The main villain of the Legend of Zelda series is Ganondorf, a member of the Gerudo race, a race of tricksters living in the desert. Trained by his father in the ways of magic, Ganondorf often possesses the Triforce of Power, making him nearly invincible.
Um, actually, Ganondorf does not have a father.
In the series He-Man, Prince Adam is capable of chanting "By the power of Grayskull, I have the power!" in order to transform into He-Man, and with this transformation, he summons a green tiger with armor known as Battlecat.
Um, actually, Battlecat already exists, and is just Cringer transformed.
Piloting his X-Wing, Luke Skywalker famously destroys the original Death Star in "A New Hope" by firing a pair of photon torpedoes down a two-meter wide thermal exhaust port located at the end of the station's meridian trench. In Rogue One, we learn that this chain reaction-causing Achilles' heel was placed there deliberately by engineer Galen Erso.
Um, actually, they're called proton torpedoes. Photon torpedoes are from Star Trek.
In Harry Potter, there are many things that are considered evil in the world of wizardry, but nothing is more evil than the casting of the three unforgivable curses: Imperio, the Mind Control curse, Crucio, the Torture Curse, and Avada Kedavra, the Killing Curse.
Um, actually, the creation of Horcruxes is considered to be worse.
Comic books have the difficult challenge of conveying sound with words, and a particularly difficult feat is when authors attempt to depict sounds of fictional actions. This has led to some iconic onomatopoeia including SNIKT, the sound of Wolverine's claws, FHOOF, the sound of Nightcrawler teleporting, and THWIP, the sound of Spider-Man's webbing.
Um, actually, Nightcrawler's teleportation noise is described with the onomatopoeia BAMF.