My Life as a Teenage Robot rpg

Personality Thanks to having advanced artificial intelligence, Jenny's personality is that of an eager, young, tomboyish teenager. She desires a sense of freedom but also wants acceptance from her peers. She generally possesses a kind personality and likes anything pertaining to teenage activities, but becomes agitated when her mother or her duties get in her way of her enjoyment. Unfortunately, being kind and sweet, she is easily trusting of others and, as a result, can be quite naive. The Crust Cousins, Brit and Tiff, have often taken advantage of this for self-gain or to humiliate Jenny. Despite this, she can also be mischievous, hotheaded, careless, and stubborn at times, but always learns from her mistakes.

In her duties as a crime fighter and global responder, she is vigilant and determined to get the job done, though she can be reckless and quick to jump the gun in very few instances.

Age ~16 (mentally and by design) 5 (chronologically) Gender: Female Species: Robot Eye color: Black Hair color:Blue, Red (Exo-Skin) Weight: 600 lbs Height: 200 cm Likes: Friends, Music, Helping people, Protecting Earth, Fighting villains Dislikes: The Cluster, The Crust Cousins, Rust, Her mom nagging her. She is a state-of-the-art robotic protector of Earth, armed with advanced weaponry and devices at her disposal, but wishes to live the life of a normal teenager. Throughout the series, she tries to balance her life with duties of a crime-fighter while attending high school and proceeding with teenage endeavors. Physical Appearance Jenny stands at 6.6 feet (1.98 m) tall and weighs roughly 600 lbs. She has blue "pigtails" with bolts connecting them to her head that can act as rocket boosters, blue "bangs", white skin, blue "clothes" (a crop top, a miniskirt and boots), a belly-bolt (a bolt that simulates a belly button) which doubles as a linchpin as mentioned in Around the World in Eighty Pieces (2004), hands with 4 fingers each and center holes, a "false nose".

Jenny has no ears, instead possessing an auditory system "decades ahead of its time." according to Ear No Evil (2002). Her body processes are carried out by a fully-functional, metallic electronic brain, which her eyes are connected to, as seen in Mind Over Matter (2004). Her body also contains several access ports for downloading, charging, and other purposes.

Sheldon is a "geek" stereotype, heavily invested in both science and comic book culture. His major character trait is his obsessive crush on Jenny. It is shown in the episode Designing Women (2004) that he has a shrine for her, and he admitted in Agent 00' Sheldon (2006) that he stalks her. Despite the extent of his affection, he never is able to get Jenny to go out with him, and the two are simply close friends. Whilst normally sweet-hearted and intelligent, Sheldon easily becomes jealous of any boy who shows affection for Jenny, and is somewhat possessive of her.

Sheldon is also a budding engineer, inventor, and scientist, and often invents useful gadgets for Jenny in the hope of impressing her. He also created a robot superhero, The Silver Shell, in an attempt to show Jenny that robot boys would not be a good match for her — but this backfired when she actually fell in love with The Silver Shell. Jenny did become frustrated with Silver Shell when he inadvertently ruined her first dance in Dancing With My Shell (2004), but later, in A Pain In My Sidekick (2004), she seemed to have forgiven him for this mishap, as she joined forces with him to protect Tremorton by fighting off a Moleverine.

Age: ~15-16 Gender: Male Species: Human Eye color: Black Hair color: Black Height: 5ft (6 inches) Likes: Jenny, Comic Books, Science, Robots, Inventing, Swimming, Cats, Reptiles Dislikes:Don Prima, The Cluster, Bullies, Any boy who shows affection for Jenny Sheldon is depicted with greasy black hair, and two specks on his cheek that could either be freckles or acne. His hair has two cowlicks at the crown of his head, and he is shown to have crooked teeth and a slight overbite. He is usually dressed in blue-gray pants, a white T-shirt, and an auburn hoodie.

Age: 8 Gender: Male Species: Human Eye color: Black Hair color: Black Likes: Hanging out with Jenny, Sheldon and Brad, Thrill and adventure, Robot heroes, Playing with his toys, Tickle fights Dislikes: Giant wheels, Vexus, Space Bikers Appearance Tuck is an eight-year-old boy of white complexion, black hair, and dark-colored eyes. He normally wears a red shirt with a black collar and a black stripe in the middle, blue jeans, and black shoes. Personality Tuck is the young protagonist introduced in It Came From Next Door (2002). He has a hyperactive personality and is easily excited.

Age: ~16 Gender: Male Species: Human Eye color: Onyx Hair color: Red Likes: Going on adventures with his friends and brother, Flirting with girls at school Dislikes: Being rejected by girls, Tuck pestering him, Being left out of the action when adventuring, The Cluster Appearance Brad is a human adolescent male of white complexion, spiky red hair, and black eyes. He usually wears a white dress shirt with a black vest over it, khaki pants, and black dress shoes.

Personality Brad is known to be very adventurous, and enjoys tagging along when Jenny fights crime. He is also known to be a ladies' man and he tries to get other girls to like him; however, many of the girls he tries to flirt with reject him. Brad dislikes being on the sidelines. Brad is also observed on many occasions as being stubborn. In Unlicensed Flying Object (2002), Brad portrays his more stubborn side of his personality by disregarding his safety having been told not to interfere with anything dangerous. He also has been observed as being slow or unperceptive, which sometimes annoys Jenny.

Age: ~50s/60s Gender: Female Species: Human Eye color: Black Occupation: Scientist, Inventor Likes: Jenny, Her creations, Her sister, Science Dislikes:Vexus and the Cluster, When Jenny slacks off on her heroic duties and disobeys her She is a brilliant scientist specializing in robotics, Jenny's mother, and creator of the XJ series. Appearance Dr. Wakeman appeared in the pilot My Neighbor Was A Teenage Robot (1998) as an aged woman with styled blonde-gray hair, wearing clear stylized glasses with a white button-down lab coat and turtleneck.

In the 2002 series, her appearance is amended to her characteristic white updo, pointed nose, red lab goggles, black turtleneck, and yellow button-down lab coat with matching heels.

Personality Dr. Nora Wakeman comes off as a lively and exciteable woman, devoted to her robotics science and defending Earth from intergalactic terror. She is typically seen building gadgets, reading science articles and newspapers, drafting plans, or testing Jenny's robotic abilities. When in danger, she's usually the first to jump into action, standing her ground without hesitation.

Tremorton Townsquare Fair is an annual fair held at the park of Tremorton.

The 11th Annual Tremorton Townsquare Fair takes place in Raggedy Android (2002), and is a key plot point of the episode. Jenny wants to go to the fair with Brad and Tuck, so Dr. Wakeman creates an exo-skin for her so she can go. However, it has disastrous results.

Features Being a fair, the Tremorton Townsquare Fair has a number of rides and attractions such as a Ferris Wheel, hot dog and ice cream stands, an arcade, a Spritz the Clown stand, a strength tester, Terror Castle, and a number of others.

The Goop Zone is a family-style pizzeria in Tremorton with it's main gimmick being a restaurant-wide paintball game, but with a goopy substance instead of paint, hence the name. Its exterior resembles a giant pizza missing a slice, which acts like a skylight.

It's mascot is Goopy the Gopher, who is represented by a giant animatronic gopher.

The Goop Zone debuted and only appeared in the episode Teen Team Time (2004).

History In the episode Teen Team Time (2004), Brad and Tuck attended opening night, but despite Jenny being invited to come with them, she was too busy hanging out with the Teen Team instead. So the Carbunkle brothers made the best of their time without her and engaged in a goop war. Brad managed to climb on Goopy's head, prompting other kids to start shooting him; however their shots missed and hit Goopy instead, causing part of his head to explode exposing the skull underneath, and his base mechanics to start propelling him forward like a tank. This prompted Jenny and the Teen Team to show up and knock Goopy down, thus stopping his rampage.

Shortly afterward, the tadpole monster from earlier, now a frog, attacks the Goop Zone in its continued rampage on Tremorton. Brad fights it off with a goop gun to no avail, and Jenny tries to spank the frog much like she did when it was a baby, but also with zero effect. After Jenny and Misty fight the frog together, Brad distracts it while sitting on a Goop Zone searchlight; with one launch of its tongue at him, it smashes right into a light, thus fatally electrocuting it.

Brad, Tuck, and Jenny finally hang out after all the commotion by engaging in another goop fight, except now Jenny herself (jokingly) shorts out from being covered in goop.

Wound the World is a toy shop in Tremorton of which was first seen in Killgore (2004).

It is the location where Killgore used to plot his would-be domination over mankind. The owner of the store helps Killgore out by constantly rewinding him whenever he starts to stop. The toy store owner calls Killgore "Kilroy", and states that he thinks that he's the "cutest thing ever" (which is also reiterated constantly by the citizens of Tremorton, mostly young girls who visit the store hoping to play with Killgore), much to Killgore's chagrin.

The Wound the World toy shop also been seen in Girl of Steal (2005) when Jenny briefly works there to pay for the Musique.

Wizzly World is a parody of Disney World. It is run by robots. Rides featured are a haunted house, Rush Hour, and World Ain't So Big. It is featured in The Wonderful World of Wizzly (2002).

It is later shown at the end of Mama Drama (2005), and mentioned in Historionics (2006).

Mezmer's is a popular teen hot-spot and center of most of Tremorton's nightlife.

The owner and founder of the diner, Mr. Mezmer, hates robots, and wrote on the wall that the staff "had the right to refuse service...to robots!...and Space Bikers" as seen in The Return of Raggedy Android (2002).

Jenny became the exception to the no-robots-allowed rule after fighting off the Space Bikers raiding the place, but only on account that her friend Brad quit his job there.

Mr. Mezmer mysteriously disappeared for a short while on account of an encounter with Jenny's discarded Exo-Skin, but returned unscathed in later episodes, having survived its attack.

Tremorton High School is the high school that Jenny and her friends (and rivals, such as Brit and Tiff) attend.

The school's vice principal is Razinski. Tremorton High also has at least three teachers (Mrs. Pullium, Mr. Piggot, Mr. Smellhouse) and presumably many more.

Tremorton High is first seen in Class Action (2002) on Jenny's first day of school.

Like most high schools, Tremorton High has multiple subjects, a cafeteria, a library, a courtyard, and a football yard. The school also has its own football team, the Tremorton High Quakers, as seen in Grid Iron Glory (2002).

Tremorton is the main setting of the show, a fictional town where the majority of My Life as a Teenage Robot (2002-2006) takes place.

It appears in every episode of the series.

Points of Interest Tremorton High School Mezmer's Wizzly World Wound the World Goop Zone Tremorton Townsquare Fair Tremorton Mall Matchstick Warehouse Monkey Burger Trivia It is based on Tremont, Pennsylvania.