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Episode 83

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Episode 83

by Ethan Nicolle on February 24, 2011

Axe Cop explains the true history of the dinosaurs.

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└Tags: Dinosaur Horn, Dinosaur Horn Store, Dinosaur Planet, Pteradactyls

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Axe Cop

Axe Cop was born Axey Smartist in 2004 to his parents Bobber and Gobber Smartist. After his parents ate candy canes that were poisoned by Telescope Gun Cop he swore on their grave he would become a cop. At some point he decided an axe was a better weapon than a gun, and it turns out he was right. Axe Cop now regularly has try outs for various warriors and super heroes to join him as he fights evil. He only has two known weaknesses: Being surprised (which causes him to melt), and Cherry Rainbow candy canes. Powers: axe chop, Axe Cop with lemon, lemon grenades, retractable danger-sensing antennae, psychic attacks, poison food production, mustache has robot hands and secret weapons, super high jumps, hypnotize button in wrist

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Recent Appearance: Carnivorous Sheep Burgers (Songster LAST PAGE!)
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Gray Stone

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Recent Appearance: Page 201 - Here We Are Gathered
First Appearance: Episode 77

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Only Appearance: Episode 83

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