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Swiper - A cartoon fox who is the main antagonist of Dora the Explorer. Trickster - From the 1994 horror film Brainscan, starring T. Ryder Smith as the Trickster. The Trickster (Supernatural) - An antagonist of Seasons Two and Three of Supernatural, who often plays tricks on Sam and Dean. The Trickster - From the 1998 video game Thief: The Dark ...
Dora the Explorer (Swiper the Fox, Additional Characters) Dragon Ball Z (Garlic Jr., King Vegeta (Episode 124), Babidi, West Kaio (2nd Voice)) Fanboy & Chum Chum (Ozwald "Oz" Harmounian) Fish Hooks (Ninja Fish) Franklin (Mr. Turtle (2nd Voice)) Geronimo Stilton (Additional Characters) Gofrette (Additional Characters) Gormiti (Additional Characters)
Marc Weiner (/ ˈ w iː n ər /; born 1952) [1] is an American comedian, puppeteer, and actor. He is best known for performing with his "head puppets", small puppet bodies in which an actor would stick their head through a hole at the top of the puppet's head.
Swiper (voiced by Marc Weiner [3]) is the main antagonist in the series. He is an orange fox who steals or attempts to steal key items that help Dora and Boots on their adventures. Weiner reprises his role from the previous series.
Smirre, a fox who wants to catch and eat the wild geese in The Wonderful Adventures of Nils. Swifty and Jade from Arctic Dogs; Swiper the Fox, a thief in Dora the Explorer. Sylvester the Fox in Terrytoons shorts. [7] King Voracious, Attila, Evita, Todd, et al. in The Foxbusters.
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The fable is always briefly stated and seems chiefly the vehicle for a criticism of the good-looking but stupid upper class. A fox comes across a mask anciently used by actors; after an examination, it remarks, 'So full of beauty, so empty of brains!' The Latin version of this, generally shortened to caput vacuum cerebro, then