Eyeless Face: He doesn't have any proper eyes. Instead, he usually gets a pair of glasses that do the emoting for him. Randalf: Oh, they aren't vegetable at all! Unnatural creatures forged by Scaryman himself! Half spoon, half fork. Odd Name Out: Unlike all the other characters in the Larry-Boy episodes that go by their usual names, Archibald is renamed Alfred in reference to the Batman franchise. Randalf smiles at Toto. Then, the ground around them starts growing grass, the trees start blossoming, and the plants and crops grow again.) Only Sane Man: Along with Bob, he's definitely one of the more rational members of the cast, using critical thinking and diminishing eccentricity.

Grumpy: Man, if I had a gift like that, I'd be using that thing to get rich!...after I made a few burritos. No Indoor Voice: Until around Lyle the Kindly Viking, where his voice gets a little bit softer and quieter. Mind control: The Erlkönig is apparently capable of this. Forest hikers often report hearing a soothing voice which becomes stronger the closer they move to a certain tree. Once they are close enough, the voice tells them that salvation awaits them at a magnificent place which they can only attain if they kill themselves. There is a negative correlation between age and susceptibilityThe tattoo fan, who was stabbed in 2009 over his body art, added: “People stop and ask me questions for five minutes but when you have those conversations 100 times a night it adds up. have an immediate effect on the target species when installed and operated as per manufacturers specifications, but it will also induce Phalacrocorax aristotelis, but these returned to the area within a few minutes.” International Paper, Inverurie Mill

Randalf: Everyone, stand on the edge of the platform next to me. Now, when I give the signal, we're all gonna jump together! Trust me, this will work.

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control from a hide. The one problem the RSPB did experience, however, was the ease with which the unit could be blown over in strong Scarey Man clearly has a future where the scaring of a wide variety of pest species is concerned and none more so than in the control of gulls in urban or semi-urban environments. Trials carried out by the RSPB suggest that Scarey Man may not be appropriate in exposed applications where it would be difficult or impossible to tether the device to ensure that it did not blow over in strong winds, but in urban or agricultural applications the product clearly has major benefits. As with all scaring products, however, Scarey Man may need to be provided in conjunction with other scaring/anti-perching products to be completely effective and Ear-A-Corn, played by Larry, comes in, flailing his sword all around until he accidentally slices a candle on the table.)

The Ditz: Occasionally falls into this; in Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Noah's Umbrella she starts rambling about cute things at one point. We then cut to the Fellowship walking through the forest. While they're doing so, Leg-o-Lamb looks around, pointing his bow-and-arrow.) Knight of Cerebus: Due to being one of the more manipulative villains on the show and for trying to eat Junior and Larry-Boy alive. Larry is still on his unicycle, telling Bob that the story was amazing, having elves, dwarves, flobbits, and trees that make funny noises, before he says, "I hope we didn't offend anyone." Bob then says that they're over there by Qwerty to talk about what they've learned today, before the "What Have We Learned" song plays. But it suddenly stops after a few seconds, as the sporks run off with the record, making Bob angry. Larry is anxious, telling Bob that he thought that he didn't like that song, with Bob saying that after time it starts to grow on you. Larry then tells Bob that they have to finish the show, but Bob isn't so sure, saying that they can't do it without the song. Despite this, Larry then tells the viewers that they should see if Qwerty has a verse for them, before Qwerty brings up the verse as, "For we are God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. Ephesians 2:10." Larry then says that God made us and gave us gifts and talents to do good works for others, asking Bob if that's right, before Bob is able to snap out of it, saying that lots of people just use their special gifts for themselves to make money or to get rich or famous. He also explains that helping ourselves might feel good for a while, but it doesn't last, but he also explains that happiness that lasts is called joy and it comes from using our gifts the way God intended. Bob then tells Dylan that someday, he may be building houses for poor folks, while Larry then says that he can use his "ukulele" for science, but Bob gives him a better alternative of using it to entertain children in the hospital, with Larry saying, "That too!" Bob and Larry then sign off as usual as the episode ends.

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Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: He initially seems nice to Junior, only for his true colors to shine through after he’s big enough to be carrying Junior around and cause destruction in the city. The entire operation carried out by "Scarey Man" may be automatically synchronised to daytime or night-time using a light The Pollyanna: Madame Blueberry shows her as part of a poor family whose house had been broken and are living off of pie. Despite this, she remains optimistic and counts her blessings, even dedicating a song to her thankfulness. Adapted Out: She's one of the few recurring minor characters to have never been used for the Netflix series. Only Sane Man: On the rare occasion that Bob isn't playing this role, it's Junior. On the VeggieTales CD The Singing Christmas Tree, he's the only one to realize that the 'tree' is structurally unsound and in danger of collapsing.