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| - Whiff is a grubby tank engine who collects refuse. His main task is collecting rubbish and scrap, which explains his dirty appearance and smell.
- "Whiff" is the first segment of the forty-seventh episode of The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa as well as the first episode of the show's third season.
- Whiff is a garbage engine with in eyeglasses and wears a number 66. He is voiced by Keith Wickham in UK, and William Hope in US. He works at the Waste Dump with Scruff the Scruncher.
- Name: Whiff Color: Green Number: 66 Occupation: Rubbish Engine
- The most common cause of a whiffed attack is usually a result of incorrectly timing or spacing an attack. However, moves can sometimes be whiffed intentionally, either to bait the opponent into making a mistake that can be punished, or for the purpose of building super meter.
- Whiff was a variety of spice common during the Cold War.
- Whiff is a term commonly used by fighting game enthusiasts that refers to basically missing the opponent. Whiff punishing refers to the opponent successfully retaliating after a whiff either by hitting them back or performing a combo.
- When Whiff first came to the railway, Emily was asked to help him out. Emily was under the impression that he would be more intriguing and that the task would be more exciting; Emily was eager at first, but disappointed when she learned that Whiff worked with rubbish. Emily tried to avoid being seen with him, but Whiff found her almost everywhere she went. Although the two were mocked by other engines wherever they went, Whiff maintained a cheery expression and seemed either not to notice or care. When Emily finally escaped from Whiff, she found Spencer blocked by a long line of trucks full of rubbish. When none of the other engines helped, she found Whiff. Emily apologised to Whiff, and together they cleared Spencer's line.
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| - Whiff is a grubby tank engine who collects refuse. His main task is collecting rubbish and scrap, which explains his dirty appearance and smell.
- "Whiff" is the first segment of the forty-seventh episode of The Lion King's Timon & Pumbaa as well as the first episode of the show's third season.
- Whiff is a garbage engine with in eyeglasses and wears a number 66. He is voiced by Keith Wickham in UK, and William Hope in US. He works at the Waste Dump with Scruff the Scruncher.
- Name: Whiff Color: Green Number: 66 Occupation: Rubbish Engine
- The most common cause of a whiffed attack is usually a result of incorrectly timing or spacing an attack. However, moves can sometimes be whiffed intentionally, either to bait the opponent into making a mistake that can be punished, or for the purpose of building super meter.
- When Whiff first came to the railway, Emily was asked to help him out. Emily was under the impression that he would be more intriguing and that the task would be more exciting; Emily was eager at first, but disappointed when she learned that Whiff worked with rubbish. Emily tried to avoid being seen with him, but Whiff found her almost everywhere she went. Although the two were mocked by other engines wherever they went, Whiff maintained a cheery expression and seemed either not to notice or care. When Emily finally escaped from Whiff, she found Spencer blocked by a long line of trucks full of rubbish. When none of the other engines helped, she found Whiff. Emily apologised to Whiff, and together they cleared Spencer's line. Whiff was present at the celebration of Sodor Day at the newly reopened Great Waterton station. One day, Whiff was meant to take away a truck of old cans from a siding. Toby, who was looking for something special to present to the Fat Controller, mistook the distant truck at first for something valuable. Later, Whiff brought the Fat Controller to a broken-down Toby, who had discovered a sign belonging to the old Sodor Tramway. He later gained his own rubbish dump and with help from Percy, he unblocked the tunnel to Misty Island and saved Thomas, Bash, Dash, and Ferdinand. Whiff now runs his dump with help from Scruff. One day, when Scruff's "scruncher" was broken, Whiff stayed with him at the Sodor Steamworks until he was mended. This left the rubbish dump without anyone to run it, so Gordon was put in charge for the day. Whiff requires help from time to time with his rubbish trains. Once, Thomas was supposed to help Whiff with his train, but only succeeded in crashing into the trucks at Wellsworth as Thomas was trying to stay clean for the Duchess of Boxford. In the end, Whiff took the Duchess whilst Thomas cleared up the mess and took the rubbish train. Later on, Whiff tried to be as grand as Spencer by hauling heavy loads. He helped Emily and Edward by taking some of their loads, but only neglected his own job of clearing the railway of the rubbish trucks. After delivering the respective loads, Whiff carried out his work and proved once again to be really useful. Whiff and Scruff helped Thomas on getting covered in rubbish so he can play a trick on Diesel, and later attended the Earl of Sodor's Christmas lunch. When Bradford arrived on Sodor, Whiff used him as his brake van to take dirty trucks filled with waste. However, Bradford refuses to move as the trucks are needed to be cleaned, causing Whiff to be late.
- Whiff was a variety of spice common during the Cold War.
- Whiff is a term commonly used by fighting game enthusiasts that refers to basically missing the opponent. Whiff punishing refers to the opponent successfully retaliating after a whiff either by hitting them back or performing a combo.
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