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"Meet Captain Underpants! His Identity is so secret even he doesn't know who he really is!"

Captain Underpants

Captain underpants flying

Gender
Male
Occupation
Superhero
Alias
Created by
First appearance
Voiced by
Ed Helms

Captain Underpants is a fictional character in the popular children's book series Captain Underpants and the eponymous character. He is the alter ego of Mr. Krupp created by George and Harold. He is the tritagonist of the Captain Underpants book series.

He and his alter ego will be voiced by Ed Helms in the upcoming film Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie.

History

The Adventures of Captain Underpants

Captain Underpants is originally a superhero created by George and Harold in their comics. After the two hypnotize their principal, they decide to have a little fun and goof around with the Hypno-Ring. They hypnotize Mr. Krupp into thinking he is a chicken, then a monkey, then Captain Underpants. Unfortunately for them, Mr. Krupp thinks he truly is Captain Underpants and jumps out the window to fight crime. His first stop is at a bank. The two robbers are paralyzed with laughter upon seeing him and are promptly arrested. Captain Underpants also irritates a police officer who tries to arrest him, but is saved by George and Harold. The three also witness two robots stealing a large crystal. Captain Underpants tries to stop them, but his cape gets caught on their man. He is dragged to an old abandoned warehouse, with George and Harold clinging onto his feet. There they meet Dr. Diaper, who has Captain Underpants tied up, but George and Harold escape. Dr. Diaper begins powering up his machine to take over the world. George and Harold destroy the robots and free Captain Underpants. Dr. Diaper attempts to stop them, but Captain Underpants covers his underwear over Dr. Diaper's face, rendering him defenseless (he has to wear a barrel after that). All four escape the explosion of the Laser-Matic 2000, and Dr. Diaper is taped to the flagpole at the police station. George and Harold have Captain Underpants get dressed into Mr. Krupp's clothes and attempt to turn him back into Mr. Krupp, but they have lost the manual and are unsure how to do so. In desperation, George dumps water on the hero's head, turning him back into Mr. Krupp. However, as the result of that, the Captain Underpants personality remains and Mr. Krupp will turn back into Captain Underpants at a snap of a finger.

Depiction in the Film

Trivia

  • In Book 3, its revealed that he knows of his missions and heroics in the Treehouse Comic books George and Harold wrote of him.
  • He has no idea of who Mr. Krupp is But he knows where his office in the school is and where his house is located.
  • The film is most likely going to be more focused on him and his alter ego more than the Homemade Comic version him in the Treehouse Comic books.
  • He in the Treehouse Comic books has no identity so night and day he watches all over the city in case something happens and he will be there, ready to save the day.
  • In the Treehouse Comics version, it is revealed in Book 5 that he is from a planet called Underpanty World. Since the Planet was ending due to the Wedgie Warlords using the giant can of spray starch, his parents named Daddy Long Johns and Princess Pantyhose sent him to earth before the people on the planet perished by the spray starch.
  • In the comic, he swallowed some kind of Amulet that was going to be used to protect his home planet from spray starch.
  • In the comic books by Treehouse Comics, Inc, his underwear is not just regular underwear, but a special kind he uses, because he can click a button and a roll of toilet paper will come out and he will use is to swing on, or tie his villains up. Or a tiny toilet to squirt villains in the face.
  • The metaphor he uses to help restore is powers is "I SUMMON THE POWER OF UNDERPANTY WORLD!"

Powers

  • Superhuman Strength
  • Flight
  • The power to overcome Spray Starch
  • Wedgie Power
  • 100% Cotton-Powered Vision
  • Superhuman Durability.

Weakness

  • Water (in real life)
  • Spray Starch (Real life and comic book)

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