Difference between revisions of "Mr. Fatigue"
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Latest revision as of 16:28, 10 February 2007
Full Name: Thomas Fatigue
Birthdate: 1990
Species: Human
Nationality: United States of America
Creator: UNKNOWN
First Appearance: The GCPA Movie: Gorilla of Fate
Background[edit]
Mr. Fatigue's background is unknown. He first appeared as the main villain of The GCPA Movie: Gorilla of Fate. In the said movie he stole the crew's Doritos and used his powers to exhaust Mini-Myself, trapping him in a microscopic state. Fatigue later made several more villainous appearances in a few of the GCPA Sidequests, the most notable being Locked-In. In the said story, he used his powers to make Willien fall asleep, causing the teachers to seperate the boys from the girls. But later on he served on the GCPA's basketball team in a game against the teachers until he was crushed by Mr. Greco.
Mr. Fatigue eventually stopped pestering the crew when he left in The Electric Train Adventures to meet with his girlfriend, Destiny.
Abilities[edit]
Mr. Fatigue has the ability to tire anyone nearby by performing a special dance. He is also an adept basketball player.
Trivia[edit]
The name of Mr. Fatigue comes from a list of suggestions for educational movies for the Biology class.
Although he was not directly based on him at first, Mr. Fatigue was soon written as a "pirate" version of Thomas, the man who played him in the movie. Mr. Fatigue's moving away was timed to match Thomas's moving from the GCPA's high school.