AB Gee abgee 806 18207 Moji the Lovable Labradoodle EA, Various, 17 inches tall

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Moji has a smart collar tag that sports a color screen that displays animated emojis to express Moji’s needs and feelings, such as being hungry, needing to go potty, or being petted. For kids who are nonverbal or who have not yet developed language skills, this is a particularly great feature. Moji the Lovable Labradoodle is also able of communicating in more ways than just movement. They come with an interactive dog collar, which kind of looks like a Tamagotchi, to communicate how they’re feeling – be it tiredness, excitement, or when they need to take a bathroom break. The two guys next to the phonograph being turned into dogs is a reference to Nipper and the famous "His Master's Voice" photograph used as the logo of the Victor company. Some time later at The Powerpuff Girls' home, they ask the Professor if they could keep the Mojo Jojo dog. But he answers, "It’s a big responsibility keeping an evil villain in the house. You’ve got to feed him, water him, take him for walks, keep him from causing mayhem and chaos, and chewing the furniture." The episode ends with the Narrator pretneding to be a dog and saying "Ha, ha! Fooled you. So once again the day is saved, thanks to the Powerpuff Girls." The group of thugs playing poker is a reference to the famous painting Dogs Playing Poker by Cassius Marcellus Coolidge.

This marks the debut of the Powerpuff Signal in the sky. This signal is a reference to the Batman franchise. However, it is only pulsated with this episode. The signal appears again in " Superfriends." This is the second time Townsville is shape-shifted into something else, the first one being " Meat Fuzzy Lumkins". Although this episode and " Mommy Fearest" were the first to air, they were not the first episodes produced. Those would be " Insect Inside" and " Powerpuff Bluff", which aired a week afterwards.No doubt you have wanted to have fun with your pooch’s adorable face by turning him into an emoji or two. How realistic is it? Surprisingly so. Moji is all about interactivity. Things like popping down the included dog bowl in front of them and they’ll bend over and start feeding or how Moji will start bouncing excitedly if you give them fuss all help to create something that truly feels alive. It’s not just a handful of features either. All together, Moji boasts 150 sound-and-motion combinations, meaning kids are going to have a lot of fun discovering what type of dog Moji is. So if you feel like your Pitbull or Chinese Crested dog was left out, this is the app that includes them.

Quotes [ ] Mayor: No time to lose! The culprit in this caper is Mo— [He tries to finish the sentence, but is stopped when his head becomes a dog head and starts barking.] Bubbles: Puppy! [She kneels down and begins to play with the Mayor.] Narrator: Doggone you, Mojo Jojo! How dare you turn man into man’s best friend, you evil— [As the Narrator says this, Mojo looks at the camera with annoyance and anger, before he points the statue at the camera and shoots a beam. The Narrator screams, then stops talking and starts barking. Mojo laughs evilly at having even turned the Narrator into a canine as well.] [The Girls break into the observatory] Blossom: Not so fast— Buttercup: Mojo— Bubbles: Jojo. [They're hit by the beam] Mojo: Too late, Powerpuffs, (The Girls are now dogs) or should I say, “Power pups?" Home Video Released [ ]Before emojis, a lot of us felt weird sending funny photos of our faces without, well, losing face. The ending of this episode is similar to the ending of the reboot episode The Bubbles-Sitters Club, except Mojo Jojo is a cat.