This is Darryl. He is the wimpy former hippie social worker who runs the support group. He's a bit of a panty waste, and only barely has control over the group. His heart is in the right place though. He tries to protect Scraps from what he feels are negative influences.
Once
the mascot for Astr-O’s breakfast cereal, The Captain was fired in favor of
what is essentially a more youthful version of himself in the Astro-O kid. The
cereal execs felt kids would relate to the character more if he was akid like
them. It was a huge blow to his psyche from which he hasn’t quite recovered. He
had to sell of most of his space suit to pay his bills. The group hasn’t really
been helping him, and he’s gone a little crazy. The Captain wants revenge on
the Cereal company, and the Astro-O kid. Most of all though, he longs for his
past glory.
This is the Lone Stranger. Former
Mascot for Old West Beef Jerky, The lone stranger used to light up the TV
screen on his trusty steed. He had a very long run, and is comfortably retired
from the mascot game. Being old and retired, he likes to frequent the group so
that he has a place where people have to listen to him talk about the good old
days. He's kind of an old bigot, having many views that aren't very PC with the
current times. He's not well liked at the group. He actually only appears in
the first episode, but plays a key role in Scraps transformation into the
Cereal Bandit, as it is while attempting to rob Sugar Scraps from the Lone
Stranger's grandchildren that Scraps acquires the mask and pistol that he uses
as the Cereal Bandit.
This is Hoo. Former
Mascot for Secure-Tek. "Hoo's watching you!". Secure- Tek opted for a
more high tech image and fired Hoo. Hoo's confident that if he can catch some
criminals in the act, the press would make Secure-tek take him back for sure.
He's keeping a close eye on Scarps and Rex and the gang, because he's pretty
sure they're up to no good. This character also provide's us with an opportunity for some cheap Abbot and Costello "Hoo's on first?" gags.
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This is Constable
Cookie and the Biscuit Burglar
Former
Mascots for Crunchables Chocolate Chip Cookies, these two spent years chasing
each other around, Cookie trying to keep the Biscuit Burglars hands out of the
Cookie Jar. Eventually they could not keep a secret any longer, they were tired
of chasing each other around, they were in love! and they wanted the world to
know it. Unfortunately this probably wouldn't sell cookies and Crunchables
promptly let them go. They have no regrets, although they do have a
discrimination law suit pending. They now go to the group in a decidedly more
"tom of finland" cops and robbers ensemble. Friends of Tree frog Ron,
they were the ones who were able to get Scraps into the group. Constable Cookie
also knows Detective Fontaine from his days back on the force.
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