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| - In the first season, Flame has purple hair (though this is only really seen in Episode 4) and often goes with Flicker to help stop Count Geoffrey. Two episodes seem to center around her. In Episode 3, Tournament Day, Queen Griddle did not like the idea of Flame being in love with Flicker, as he was less than a knight, so she announced a jousting tournament in which the winner would receive Flame's hand in marriage. After rescuing Flicker from the dungeon, Flame asked Flicker to enter the tournament incognito so he could win her hand in marriage. When he refused, claiming the Code of Chivalry forbids a squire to impersonate a knight, Flame entered the tournament as the Black Knight and easily defeated all the challengers. When Flicker thought Count Geoffrey's Evil Knights were the Black Kni
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| - In the first season, Flame has purple hair (though this is only really seen in Episode 4) and often goes with Flicker to help stop Count Geoffrey. Two episodes seem to center around her. In Episode 3, Tournament Day, Queen Griddle did not like the idea of Flame being in love with Flicker, as he was less than a knight, so she announced a jousting tournament in which the winner would receive Flame's hand in marriage. After rescuing Flicker from the dungeon, Flame asked Flicker to enter the tournament incognito so he could win her hand in marriage. When he refused, claiming the Code of Chivalry forbids a squire to impersonate a knight, Flame entered the tournament as the Black Knight and easily defeated all the challengers. When Flicker thought Count Geoffrey's Evil Knights were the Black Knight, Flicker entered, only to discover that the Black Knight was Flame. She was willing to let Flicker defeat her, but he said he couldn't beat up a "weak defenseless girl" and was bashed on the head by Flame as what she called an "involuntary reaction" to his obsession with the code. Then the Evil Knights, as the Brown Knight, fought Flame and destroyed her horse before attempting to grind her up with saw blades, but Flicker used his magnet to take away their armor, revealing their true identities. The tournament essentially ended in a draw, with Flicker and Flame fighting into the distance, before throwing their armor into the moat and fishing. In Episode 6, Knights & Knightresses, Flame was bored and decided she wanted to join the Knights of the Square Table. The other knights disagreed with the idea of a girl entering believing them all to be weak and helpless. To prove them wrong, Flame started a League of Knightresses of the More Functionally Correct Round Table, although the only one she was able to get to join was Flicker, disguised as a woman named Sir Delores. Flicker and Flame completed quests before Allfire and the knights could, causing the knights to retire. When barbarians kidnapped Flicker along with Count Geoffrey and his Evil Knights, Flame got the knights back together and they defeated the barbarians. The knights got their jobs back and Flame's point was proven to them. In this episode, Flame is the one who discovers that the earth is round. Flame possesses incredible strength as shown in Episode 2, A Gift for Griddle, in which she knocks out Evil Knight 3 with a mace, and while wearing his plate mail is able to hold Flicker up with one arm, and doesn't get tired running up the stairs unlike him (although he is the one who breathes fire at the drawbridge). Flame also proves that she is good at swordfighting in Episode 4, Excaliburn, when she singlehandedly defeats Count Geoffrey in a swordfight. In Episode 5, Newt for a Day, Flame gets jealous of Cassandra, a damsel Flicker "rescued" from a spider (but soon begins to like her). She also asks the Hag of Giss to turn Sir Loungelot (whom the hag turned into a newt) back into a dragon, but she turns Flame into a frog instead. However, Flame outsmarts the hag by tricking her into turning her into a giant two-headed eagle. Flame takes the hag to Camelhot where she becomes friends with fashion designer Pierre Un Deux Trois and turns Flame and Loungelot back to normal. Flame is perhaps the only character, including Flicker himself, who both knows and cares that Sir Loungelot is stealing credit from Flicker. There are a few points in which Flame tells Flicker that he'll never become a knight if no one recognizes his efforts, such as his invention the "switch amory sword" (though Blaze was the only one who took interest in it), and was confident that he would have become a knight if Allfire knew he was the one who defeated Count Geoffrey in Sir Hare. She also told Allfire that Flicker would be a good knight, which Allfire does seem to consider by saying "I'll have to keep an eye on the boy", but does not seem to get around to it.
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