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| “ | Dolhar: Audits can’t take care of themselves. Without us, they’d just drink coffee and watch the news all day. Greego: We give them a reason to wake up each day and stuff to do before we put them back in the dungeon. Dolhar: We even give them free time… if they finish their work. Wanna have some real fun? Tonight, we’re going to wake the adults up with air horns and tell them the world ran out of coffee. They’ll freak out. It’ll be hilarious! |
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| ~ Greego and Dolhar showing George and Harold their true colors. |
Greego and Dolhar are the alien doppelgangers of George Beard and Harold Hutchins who serve as the main antagonists of "The Disturbing Dilemma of the Dysfunctional Doppelgangers", an episode from the Netflix series adaptation of the Captain Underpants franchise, The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants in Space!!!
Like their good counterparts, they where voiced by Ramone Hamilton and Jay Gragnani.
Biography[]
When Mr. Krupp, George and Harold crashed landed on an alien planet, which has kids rule and adults drool, they met their alien twins.
While George, Harold and their alien twins have fun, Mr. Krupp tells Mr. Purpk that him being a child sympathizer disgusts him and that he should be punishing them. Later, George and Harold found out the truth which is that kids treat adults like servants.
George and Harold decided to break the adults out of the dungeon, by turning Mr. Krupp into Captain Underpants to break the door down.
However, Greego and Dolhar found out and turn Mr. Purpk into Captain Pandernuts to defeat Captain Underpants, but George and Harold (with the help of Livmen) gave Apple Piecacchino to Captain Pandernuts so Captain Underpants can defeat him.
But Greego and Dolhar still have more one trick up their sleeve, by turning into shark monsters to kill George and Harold. Luckily Captain Underpants trap them in underwear and power shifted from kids to audits and the heroes leave to finish their space mission. They are last seen shooting lasers and missiles at the schoolship with the other Utopiqua Kids to kill the boys, but they escape before they got shot off-screen.
Appearance[]
Their appearance is exactly like to the real George and Harold, but with blue skin.
Personality[]
Originally, they seemed like the average children, video game and mischief lovers. However, it's shown that they control the adults due to their frightening true forms, showing they lead Utopiqua with an iron fist.
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Triva[]
- They could be possibly a reference to Evil George Beard and Evil Harold Hutchins from book 8 of the original book series.
