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'''Frydo''' | '''Frydo''' is [[Philip J. Fry]]'s alternative persona in [[Cornwood]]. At first, only Bender refers to him as Frydo, but he later turns into something more sinister, that is Gollum. | ||
He and [[Leegola]] teamed up with [[Titanius Anglesmith]], [[The Great Wizard Greyfarn]] to try and end the evil reign of [[Momon]] by throwing the [[Die of Power]] into the | He and [[Leegola]] teamed up with [[Titanius Anglesmith]], [[The Great Wizard Greyfarn]] to try and end the evil reign of [[Momon]] by throwing the [[Die of Power]] into the boiling plastic, from which it was made, along the way they met up with [[Gynecaladriel]] queen of the water-nymphos who seduced the guard of the [[Cave of Hopelessness]]. | ||
When he used the Die of Power to defeat the | When he used the Die of Power to defeat the [[Tunnelling Horror]], he became obsessed with it, turning into a Gollum like creature and calling it 'the dodecalicious'. He then went completely insane and attempted to kill Titanius. He ran away to the swamp, were he met the living decapitated head of [[Dr. John A. Zoidberg|Zoidberg]]. Together they set of to the Geysers of Gygax to destroy the dice. | ||
When Frydo was caught tying to destroy the Die by Momon, he was overwhelmed by it and was force to drop it by Zoidberg. Momon attempted to stop it rolling by turning into a dragon, but failed and the Die came up 12 letting Frydo use Mirror Mania to turn into a dragon too. They then began a fight which ended when they both attacked each others underbellies. | When Frydo was caught tying to destroy the Die by Momon, he was overwhelmed by it and was force to drop it by Zoidberg. Momon attempted to stop it rolling by turning into a dragon, but failed and the Die came up 12 letting Frydo use Mirror Mania to turn into a dragon too. They then began a fight which ended when they both attacked each others underbellies. | ||
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Revision as of 18:25, 5 November 2008
| Secondary character Cornwood character | |
| Frydo | |
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| Gender | Male |
| Species | Human / Dragon |
| First appearance | Do not use this template, use {{clink}} instead. |
| Voiced by | [[Billy West|Billy West]][[Category:Characters voiced by Billy West|Frydo]] |
Frydo is Philip J. Fry's alternative persona in Cornwood. At first, only Bender refers to him as Frydo, but he later turns into something more sinister, that is Gollum.
He and Leegola teamed up with Titanius Anglesmith, The Great Wizard Greyfarn to try and end the evil reign of Momon by throwing the Die of Power into the boiling plastic, from which it was made, along the way they met up with Gynecaladriel queen of the water-nymphos who seduced the guard of the Cave of Hopelessness.
When he used the Die of Power to defeat the Tunnelling Horror, he became obsessed with it, turning into a Gollum like creature and calling it 'the dodecalicious'. He then went completely insane and attempted to kill Titanius. He ran away to the swamp, were he met the living decapitated head of Zoidberg. Together they set of to the Geysers of Gygax to destroy the dice.
When Frydo was caught tying to destroy the Die by Momon, he was overwhelmed by it and was force to drop it by Zoidberg. Momon attempted to stop it rolling by turning into a dragon, but failed and the Die came up 12 letting Frydo use Mirror Mania to turn into a dragon too. They then began a fight which ended when they both attacked each others underbellies.
Additional Information
Quotes
- Frydo: So it's all come down to this: a dungeon...and dragons!
Zoidberg: I didn't see it coming.
Trivia
- The name "Frydo" is a reference to "Frodo".
Appearances
- Do not use this template, use {{clink}} instead.
- "Bender's Game" (BG)
