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(Troy.s.Turner:) _ (Troy is 14 year old and is a Teenager, skin is a little pale, he has Brown Hair that goes down to his shoulders, Brown Eyes, gray shirt, dark gray pants, 2 staffs in his survival bag, he has a smeard Blood stain on his cheek to Ear, he has a Scratch crossing his left Eye, he has black steel toe boots, he has a red Demon sword he got from the show "Adveture Time") _

(Slushi)

(Slushi is a mint-green and teal fox with turquoise accents on her ears and tails followed by white accents in the center, as well as black leggings with protruding teal pads, which makes them mistakable for markings. She has a white sclera, turquoise irises, teal pupils and black eyelashes. At first, Slushi may have seemed like a "Little Miss Perfect", but that isn't the case. She is a happy-go-lucky nerdy weeb type, as she loves cosplaying, conventions, anime, and is a great artist and fanfiction writer. She is also into romance, as she ships Fwench Fwy and Iscream even though they appear to be rivals. Slushi also has some silly interests, such as wanting to be short or liking hydraulic presses, finding it oddly satisfying.

Her interest in some things can be seen as obsessive, though. Such as her blowing all her money on anime merch the first chance she gets, giving lengthy thesis statements about anime, and gushing excessively about a show with tons of violence in it.

Slushi also has mental health issues. It's shown that she regularly avoids her problems instead of facing them, and Episode 226 confirms that she suffers from anxiety.

Compared to her friends, Slushi is very "realistically normal". While the rest of the main cast have magical or world-bending powers, Slushi is so normal to the point where someone exactly like her could easily exist in real life.

Troy.s.Turner: Troy has been with Slushi soon as he found her hurt in the apoclypse, he has gave her a few bandeges to cover her cuts, and he gave her a sickle as a weapon. she thanked him greatly. she soon shows him her True feeings for him at times. she tryed to kiss him once. but she got scared so she didint do it. but she still wants to show him her love to him, after a while the scare on her right eye has heald, but her eye is slightly pink)

(Stewie Griffin)

(Ever since Troy found Stewie and Brian, Troy let Stewie grab his own weapons. Stewie grabbed his Lazer gun, after awhile Stewie began to get cuts all over him for fighting CORRUPTED CHARACTERS

Stewie is a short, tubby, baby with an abnormally shaped head. His head sort of looks like a football. He has 9 strands of black hair that are combed over his head from front to back. His eyes are big and round and far apart. He wears a yellow shirt and red overalls and light blue shoes. Brian and Stewie have a love–hate relationship in which they constantly argue and humiliate each other, and yet are irreplaceable in each other's lives. In the episode "Brian and Stewie", they admit that they love each other as friends, and give each other's lives purpose.

Stewart "Stewie" Gilligan Griffin is one of the two tritagonists (alongside Brian) of Family Guy. He's a flamboyant baby prodigy and the British youngest child of Peter and Lois Griffin and younger brother to Chris and Meg Griffin. Stewie, equipped with his teddy bear, Rupert and his laser gun, has on several occasions almost single handedly taken over the world and he seemed to be obsessed with world domination and matricide. He has remained physically one year old since "Chitty Chitty Death Bang", up until "Life of Brian 2: Revival Reversal", where he celebrated his second birthday, an episode that aired a mere 15 years later.

Throughout his trials and tribulations on the show, Stewie has gone through arguably the most character development and derailment. Stewie became less murderous and vile in later seasons at the same time he became more openly bisexual. He has also become oblivious to sex and everything about it, despite him having full knowledge of the concept in earlier seasons of the show. Yet, throughout all of this, he his main character has remained the same. He is the most popular and favorited character among fans, even surpassing the show's main character, Peter Griffin.

When Family Guy debuted in 1999, Stewie Griffin was zero years old, having been born less than four months before the first episode. He stayed that way until the Season 1 penultimate episode "Chitty Chitty Death Bang", which featured his first birthday. And despite the other members of the family aging, he continued to stay be one year old, until the episode "Life of Brian 2: Revival Reversal", which featured his second birthday. This episode happened a whopping 15 seasons after the episode, featuring his first birthday.

As is the case with numerous cartoon characters, with no exception to this show, Stewie has remained the same age for multiple years, despite this being impossible if the timeline were being looked at from a consistent standpoint. For example, Stewie's established birthday is in 1998, but there have been many episodes that have been specifically mentioned to take place many years later, such as "New Kidney in Town", which could not have taken place any earlier than 2009, due to the fact that Barack Obama was president in this episode. This would make Stewie 10 or 11 years old, from a realistic standpoint, but he was still a one-year old baby. "Trump Guy", which had to have taken place in 2016 or later, given that it featured Donald Trump as president. Logically, this would make Stewie 18 years old but this was clearly not the case as we did not see young adult Stewie walking around in the episode. We just saw his 2 year old self. Another example would be in "Finders Keepers", where it was bluntly stated that the year was 2010, which would make Stewie at least 12. Of course, Stewie was still 1 year old in the episode. This phenomenon is never explained as again, this is the case with most cartoon characters.)

(Brian "The Dog" Griffin)

(Brian and Stewie have a love–hate relationship in which they constantly argue and humiliate each other, and yet are irreplaceable in each other's lives. In the episode "Brian and Stewie", they admit that they love each other as friends, and give each other's lives purpose.

Brian Griffin is a very intelligent and sophisticated dog. He is the most human member of the entire family, despite the fact that he's an animal. He serves as the voice of reason to the entire family and is usually the one who stays calm in moments where everyone else is bouncing off the walls and acting crazy. Brian is very poetic and philosophical and he thinks a lot about everything. He's a self-proclaimed writer for a series of books that he's looking to get published and he takes events from his everyday life and puts them into words. As the most sensible member of the Griffin family, Brian often serves as the voice of reason or as a mediator during family arguments. He is also usually the first one to realize that there is impending danger. Because of his intelligence and dry, deadpan manner, Brian sometimes acts as the "straight man" of the show.

He does, however have a lot of internal distress and problems with himself. In "Brian & Stewie", he admits to Stewie that he can't find a purpose in his life, and keeps a gun in his safety deposit box in case he ever decides to commit suicide. "It's a Dog's Life" however, cements how important Brian is to the Griffin family, and makes him realize that his existence has meaning to them. Brian is notably intelligent, enjoying renowned works of art such as the opera Carmen and the works of Fyodor Dostoyevsky. He has also heavily invested in the stock market, and collects first editions of literary classics. In "Meet the Quagmires" he is shown to be able to play the guitar and keytar, although this may have just been another play on the scene in Back to the Future. Also, he is shown playing drums in "McStroke". His intellectual bent makes it very difficult for him to form romantic relationships with people, which may be one reason for his substance abuse as a coping mechanism.

Brian H. Griffin (born February 5, 1991) is the deuteragonist (alongside Lois Griffin) of Family Guy. He's a talking white Labrador who has lived with the Griffin family since Peter picked him up as a stray. He also possesses various anthropomorphic qualities, such as the ability to speak intelligently, drive a car, and walk bipedally. Earlier in the series, he used the catch phrase "Whose leg do have to hump to get a dry martini around here?".

He also has a particularly sharp wit and is Peter's his best friend, despite Brian's vastly superior intelligence - on several occasions, Brian has had to explain Peter's inability to do various things, such as haggling over prices in "Death is a Bitch". In "Brian Goes Back to College", it is revealed that Brian went to Brown University in Rhode Island, but did not graduate.

Brian has a cultured background; he loves opera and jazz, and is a fan of John Coltrane. Brian speaks fluent French and Tagalog, and is competent in Spanish. He is also a member of MENSA. He loves to sing and can imitate a barbershop quartet without accompaniment. He is also an avid writer, having once been invited to write for The New Yorker, although he was fired once the magazine learned he did not graduate from college. He has also written a novel, although has made little progress other than the title Faster Than the Speed of Love, and a synopsis similar to the film "Iron Eagle III", for which Stewie and Lois mock him, and this subject has since been brought up several times throughout the series.

He is a smoker (early on), an alcoholic and recovered cocaine addict. Brian discovered that his cocaine habit stemmed from his mother abandoning him for which he saw a therapist. He has also made references to either buying, being in possession of, or smoking marijuana in numerous episodes. In "420", he actually does a whole dance to the song A Bag of Weed. In "It Takes a Village Idiot, and I Married One", it is revealed he has a Ziggy tattoo. It is shown in "Brian & Stewie" that he keeps a gun just in case he wants to commit suicide.

Ever since Troy found Stewie and Brian, Troy let Stewie grab his own weapons. Troy gave Brian a Bat, and brian had a huge Cut around his snout, so troy bandage his snout exept his nose... he did it so he can breath

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