Captain Underpants and the Sensational Saga of Sir Stinks-a-lot (Captain Underpants, 12)

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The Adventures of Ook and Gluk Jr: Kung-Fu Cavekids in Outer Space (most likely completely cancelled due to the discontinuation of the first Ook and Gluk book) The officers arrive and because Mr. Krupp believes he is having a weird nightmare that he keeps having, they assume that Mr. Krupp is another teacher running around in his underpants that thinks he is dreaming, so they arrest him. Coggan, Devan (December 24, 2016). "Captain Underpants leaps to the big screen in exclusive first look". Entertainment Weekly . Retrieved December 25, 2016. This book was about Harold and George and their quest to take down Mr. Meaner. Mr. Meaner had created a spray that would turn kid to all be good and obedient. George and Harold probably being the reason because they were the biggest pranksters and Mr. Meaner hated it. MR. Meaner had first tried it on George and Harold's Clones, Old George and Old Harold. They noticed it when they got home to the tree-house and Old Harold and Old George had brought home and huge amount of home work.So George and Harold Got to thinking and went into the future to see themselves, except now they were thirty. Even though they were older they still remembered how to take down Mr. Meaner and eventually they did. The guy in chapter 20 is busy typing away on a cell phone twenty years in the future. Dav Pilkey decided to draw this phone as an old-fashioned flip-phone, poking fun at his own technophobia.

The kids take the time machines and leave their lives and families behind forever, leaving their duplicates in their place. FrankenFart vs. The Bionic Barf Bunnies from Diarrhea Land (made appearances in Captain Underpants and the Preposterous Plight of the Purple Potty People and Cat Kid Comic Club) Kipper Krupp – A sixth-grade bully and Benjamin's nephew and Jasper Krupp's son, who would bully George, Harold, and other children when they were all in kindergarten. Due to a series of pranks that George and Harold conducted, he would eventually become nicer to the children along with his also mischievous friends Finkstein, Bugg, and Loogie. The series has frequently been compared with the Horace Splattly series, [37] [38] [39] [40] [41] but not always positively. [42] International publishing [ edit ]The series has grown increasingly self-aware, most notably of the fact that it’s so sprawling, indulgent, and reliant on past ideas. While this works, Captain Underpants‘s brand of self-deprecation has contributed to another feeling: inevitability. The evil principal Mr. Krupp was always going to hear those fateful finger snaps, and he was always going to transform into his kind-hearted, super-powered, tightie-whities-wearing alter ego. We were always going to hear George yell, “Oh no!” and his buddy Harold finish with, “Here we go again!” as they chase after our titular hero and his triumphant shouts of “Tra-la-laaaa!” As long as the Waistband Warrior could keep laughing at himself (laughing with us, that is), the books were going to keep coming. In October 2015, the 12th book received controversy due to a reference to Harold being gay. Some elementary schools have banned the book due to this. [14] [15] a b Captain Underpants and the Revolting Revenge of the Radioactive Robo-Boxers. Scholastic. January 2013. ISBN 978-0545175364. Kofi Outlaw. "Netflix and Dreamworks Announce She-Ra, Trolls, Captain Underpants and More". ComicBook.com . Retrieved December 12, 2017. The ending was perfectly satisfying in that all of the plot points had been taken care of, but I can't say I found it to be happy.

Sir Stinks-A-Lot ( Mr. Meaner) – Mr. Meaner later becomes the alter ego of Sir Stinks-A-Lot, an evil hypnotist. While in prison, Meaner transforms into a blob of pure energy after eating an egg salad sandwich. He later removes Captain Underpants's superpowers and the effects of the Hypno ring. Hibbs, Brian (August 18, 2021). "Tilting at Windmills #285: Looking at NPD BookScan: 2020". The Beat . Retrieved August 22, 2021. Yesterday George and Yesterday Harold decided to move on without Captain Underpants by making a new comic about Dog Man at the end, but it's unknown if they know that Mr. Krupp is no longer Captain Underpants himself. As the three are walking through town, possibly going to see if their homes are still around so they could stay in them, Melvin appears in an Gigantic, Glow-In-The-Dark, Robo-Squid and grabs Captain Underpants and the boys. They think they are about to be in danger at the hands of Melvin again. Captain Underpants is portrayed much the same way as his book self, though he is less intelligent than his book counterpart as he believes that a mime is trapped in a box and he places an old lady in a tree along with her cat instead of helping the cat out of the tree as she wanted. Unlike the books, Captain Underpants acquires his powers after getting bathed in the Nuclear Toilet Water from Professor Poopypants' Great Mech Suit instead of drinking Extra Strength Super Power Juice.Captain Underpants and the Invasion of the Incredibly Naughty Cafeteria Ladies from Outer Space (and the Subsequent Assault of the Equally Evil Lunchroom Zombie Nerds) However, George and Harold's comic book, The Adventures of Dog Man: World's Greatest Cop (later renamed just Dog Man would be another Captain Underpants spin-off book, released on August 30, 2016. Heller, Karen (April 26, 2000). "His Books Let Him Stay Class Clown, Even At 34". Philly.com . Retrieved August 9, 2015. Again, none of this matters too much, since the story is primarily a vehicle for the nonstop jokes, most of which are still pretty good. And I doubt that young readers will care too much about my criticism. If they liked the prior books, they will most likely like this one, too. And since it feels like the end of the series, it's worth getting. Sir Stinks-A-Lot proceeds to extract the superpowers – as well as the effects from the 3D Hypno Ring – from Mr. Krupp, ceasing the existence of Captain Underpants. Mr. Krupp (dressed as the fallen hero Captain Underpants) then runs off screaming in terror.

In the book series continuity, Captain Underpants no longer exists in Mr. Krupp's body, as Sir Stinks-a-Lot wiped his superpowers and the 3D Hypno-Ring's effect from his brain. This was thought to create a plot hole because when Tippy Tinkletrousers tries to kill Captain Underpants 30 years in the future George and Harold are able to snap their fingers to turn Future Mr. Krupp into Captain Underpants, but it was debunked as he transformed in an alternate univirse. a b Roake, Jessica. " One Nation, Underpants." (also "Dav Pilkey's Captain Underpants books: Why kids love them, and parents should make peace with them.") Slate. September 7, 2012. Retrieved on October 25, 2013. Evil George and Evil Harold – Alternative versions and negative counterparts of George and Harold from an alternate dimension who are both intelligent and evil. They are the main antagonists, along with Captain Blunderpants, of the 8th book in the series. They helped Captain Blunderpants and unlike the sketchy, amateurish George and Harold they are good authors and illustrators (ironically, the main George and Harold consider the alternative George and Harold's work inferior). Additionally, they also tended to change the signs into evil phrases (while their counterparts often change the signs into funny words).In many occasions, the book version of Captain Underpants is shown to be smarter than his animated counterparts.