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| “ | We interrupt the beginning of this new chapter with a supa sensational news story!!! A clay monster guy came to life, and there's a big fire and a whole buncha other stuff! Who will save us? | „ |
| ~ Sarah Hatoff's News story about Claymation Philly. |
Claymation Philly is the secondary antagonist of the sixth book in Dav Pilkey's Dog Man series, Dog Man: Brawl of the Wild, a spin-off to the Captain Underpants franchise.
He is a giant gyro made out of clay used for the production of the Dog Man claymation movie inside the series.
Biography[]
After a long time, director Sam E. Hamilton and his men had finally created the in-universe Dog Man movie made out of clay. Then they projected it in their studios, which was repaired after the fourth book and remade into a theater.
One day, an evil organization of animals named The F.L.E.A.S disguised themselves as Dog Man and did crimes that night, having Dog Man be arrested. Then, the fake Dog Man went into a new Living Spray factory, a factory that creates Living Spray, a spray can that turns anything sprayed with it sentient. However, news reporter Sarah Hatoff and the actress Yolay Caprese found the fake Dog Man and chased them to the theater, where the leader of the F.L.E.A.S, Piggy, got out of the disguise along with his two henchmen, Crunky and Bub, and sprayed the theater screen with Living Spray, having Philly, who was on the screen, plus some fire, come out from the screen and into the real world. Then, the F.L.E.A.S ran away and somehow hid into the fur of their childhood friend Petey the Cat.
Then, Claymation Philly caused chaos in the theater by kidnapping the leader of the police station, Chief. At that moment, the abandoned can of Living Spray caught fire and blew up. This created a hole in the wall of the theater, and Claymation Philly got onto the roof using it. This also brought fire out from the hole.
Then, Petey escaped prison with his son Li’l Petey with a giant bee with a death laser at the stinger. Then, he fired the laser at a leg of Claymation Philly's, making him drop Chief. Thankfully, a freed Dog Man was there to save him. As Claymation Philly was falling, he grasped the robot bee. Then, Li’l Petey asked for help from his ball-shaped robot friend 80-HD, who flies and gets scissors to cut off Claymation Philly's hand. Then, he grabs the robot bee, goes to the roof, takes Petey and Li’l Petey out, and tosses the bee, making it fall on Claymation Philly's head after he had face-planted.
Once he got up, Claymation Philly started trying to push the theater down and destroy it, which would ultimately end many people's lives.
Then, Dog Man, Li’l Petey, and 80-HD had put costumes on, and Dog Man and Li’l Petey went to go deal with Claymation Philly. When Li’l Petey was falling, he used his retractable steel claws that were a part of his costume to cut off Claymation Philly's other hand.
Then, Claymation Philly started chasing Dog Man and Li’l Petey. Dog Man, scared, puts Li’l Petey inside a nearby bucket and runs into a cave, with Claymation Philly following. Then, boulders on top of the cave falls, trapping the two. Inside the cave, Dog Man eats up Claymation Philly.
Then, 80-HD came and freed Dog Man, and sent him to the theater to throw up and extingush the flames.
External Links[]
- Claymation Philly on the Dog Man Wiki.
- Claymation Philly on the Antagonists Wiki.
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