Ladybug
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| - | Too young to fight crime, but old enough to want to, she is... <b>LadyBug</b>. | + | Too young to fight crime, but old enough to want to, she is... <b>LadyBug</b>. |
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=Story= | =Story= | ||
==Origins== | ==Origins== | ||
Nothing is known regarding her origins other than that she is the child of [[Cricket]] and [[U.S.Mantis]]. | Nothing is known regarding her origins other than that she is the child of [[Cricket]] and [[U.S.Mantis]]. | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
There isn't yet any documented history. | There isn't yet any documented history. | ||
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| + | [[Image: ladybug111.jpg|thumb|250px|Of course she likes castles, but do <b>not</b> call her "Princess".]] | ||
| + | [[Image:keefersketch00s.jpg|thumb|250px|Keeferman?]] | ||
=Powers & Skills= | =Powers & Skills= | ||
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* Kevlar diaper | * Kevlar diaper | ||
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Image: ladybugstar1.jpg | Image: ladybugstar1.jpg | ||
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Image: ladybuglogo3.jpg | Image: ladybuglogo3.jpg | ||
Image: ladybugstar0.jpg | Image: ladybugstar0.jpg | ||
Revision as of 05:05, 15 March 2012
Too young to fight crime, but old enough to want to, she is... LadyBug.
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Contents |
Story
Origins
Nothing is known regarding her origins other than that she is the child of Cricket and U.S.Mantis.
History
There isn't yet any documented history.
Powers & Skills
- Bawling
- Linguistics
- Adorability
Weapons & Armor
- "Spank": a badminton racket
- "Wubbie": a blanket/cape.
- Kevlar diaper
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Known Weaknesses
- Cotton Candy
- Pudding
- Cartoons
Known Associates
Despite being too young to fight crime, she's been training-up with the Cricket and U.S.Mantis. Occasionally, she'll aid in investigations from the safety of her parents' headquarters (after school and before bedtime).
