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- Stu is a large, red bird that lives in a golden cauldron filled with bombs (which keeps him clothed) and is the third boss of Donkey Kong Country Returns found in the third world, the Ruins area. Gong hatches and then hypnotizes him, causing him to attack the apes. He is eventually defeated, allowing Donkey Kong to send Gong flying out of the Ruins. He is voiced by Ian Loma.
- Stu is the main character in the Pixar animated short Lifted.
- Stus sind kleine Schleimwesen, die die Gumbas in Super Mario Sunshine vertreten. Sie entstehen aus Schleim. Sobald sie Mario erblicken, rennen sie auf ihn zu. Springt er drauf hinterlassen sie eine Münze. Sprizt Mario sie mit Wasser von Dreckweg 08/17 an, drehen sie sich auf ihren Rücken. Mario muss sie nur mehr mit einen Tritt gegen die Wand schleudern und sie werden zu Schleim. In Parco Fortuna steht sogar ein Baum der ihnen ähnlich sieht. Auf der Nase wachsen Birnen. Der Strand von Parco Fortuna ist sehr beliebt bei Stus. Denn hier trifft Mario normale Stus und weitere Arten. Weitere Arten sind Räuber-Stu, Slam-Stu, Feuer-Stu und Riesen-Stu. Die einzige Art die nicht in Parco Fortuna vorkommt sind Para-Stus, sonst kommen alle vor. Eine ähnliche Art ist die Schleim-Blase.
- Stu is one of Kurt's friends/companions. He is the large and stupid one. He wears a blue hooded top with a red cap.
- Stu was the guy who fought Wolverine in the cage match.
- The role of Stu is played by Michael Filipowicz in the Season Three episode "Outside the Lines".
- Stu (Stationary Turret Unit) is a robotic defence system implemented in Roohoo Forest. The main computer resides in JesseRoo's house. Originally, Stu was lifeless and was only programmed to destroy intruders but he eventually developed a personality.
- Stu was a frogketeer from the Kermit the Frog Club sketch on Muppets Tonight Episode 105. He had a bad short-term memory, and repeatedly announced his name during the frogketeer roll-call. He also appeared at the end of that episode, making him the only frogketeer (aside from Cindy Crawford) to appear in color. He ended up vaporized by Cindy, using her "supermodel powers."
- Stu was an FBI agent assigned to interrogate prisoners from Ira Gaines' operation at Grace Memorial Hospital. After meeting Jovan Myovic disguised as an FBI agent, Nina Myers spoke to Stu's partner Agent Rebecca Holmes and, thinking Stu was the man she had met earlier, asked to speak to him. When Stu turned around, Nina saw that it wasn't him, and realized that the man she had met was an impostor. ("Day 1: 1:00pm-2:00pm")
- Stu was a good friend of Josh's, he was killed after Ray (in his werewolf form) attacked them both while camping in the woods.
- Stu är en manlig Tau'ri. Under 2000 var han ett plan som flög SG-1 till Sibirien. Han gick bak av planet och berätta för SG-1 att dem inte får kontakt med radiotornet och något senare så anropar Jack O'Neill att hjälpa resten av teamet på med fallskärmarna. (SG1: "Watergate") Kategori:En-gång SG-1 karaktär Kategori:Tau'ri Kategori:USA:s Flygvapen personal
- Stu fought Wolverine in a cage match in Canada.
- Stu is a lupus Theurge Bone Gnawer.
- Stu is a man who appeared in Lockdown (episode).
- Stuart was a dim-witted glyptodon.
- Stu is a giant red bird with blue and yellow-tipped feathers and blue talons. He has a large yellow beak, blue eyes, and purple eyelids. Stu wears a golden crown with a red jewel (probably a ruby) in its center. He has a bare pink torso that is covered with a golden cauldron that is filled with bombs (although the presence of red, yellow and blue feathers when it breaks would imply that the bare torso was not natural as much as his feather dislodging from the forceful destruction of his golden cauldron).
- Stu is a moderator and the Community Manager for Club Penguin Rewritten.
- Stu is the boyfriend of Big Suze in the episode, Mugging. He is an attractive, muscular former monk. He is generally a nice person until he punches Jeremy, but in self defense. In the Season 6 Episode The Affair, Johnson irrationally interrogrates Mark in the belief that Suze is being unfaithful, asking if it's "...that Monk she keeps texting," implying Stu and Suze still keep in touch.
- While he only appears in the episode briefly, Stu seems more serious and professional than many of his colleagues. He doesn't whine or joke about Rick and Morty's nudity, instead remaining focused on his job. Stu is also intelligent and efficient, being the first to realize a second human is in the simulation and quickly identifying him as Rick's son-in-law, Jerry Smith.
- Stu es el hermano pequeño de Elli, ella tiene como tarea, desde que sus padres murieron, de cuidar y educar a Stu. Es muy jugueton y aveces suele gastar bromas pesadas a su hermana. Siempre se junta con May, la nieta de Barley que es mas o menos de su misma edad. Eventos:
* La mayoría de los eventos corazones de Elli.
* Festival de la calabaza.
* Un miercoles entre las 10am y las 5pm dirigete a la casa de Elli. Si aceptas este evento, subiras el afecto de la familia entera pero dejarás el lugar a las 7pm, ojo.
- Stu, labeled as the 70's guy is a contestant on Total Drama Cruise. He joined Total Drama Cruise to bring back the 70's dances and clothes.
- He also appeared at the end of that episode, making him the only frogketeer (aside from Cindy Crawford) to appear in color. He ended up vaporized by Cindy, using her "supermodel powers."
- Stu was hired to be a tutor for Jake by Alan. When he shows up, Stu is seen to be an odd man, who smelled of pot. He brought food with him, and Charlie asked him if he had any pot left. Stu replies, "Not for $9 an hour I don't. ... I mean I don't know what you're talking about."
- In Slay the Dragon, his knife-throwing act was called Slay the Dragon. Dressed as an executioner, he would throw his knife to miss whoever was on the wheel. King Allfire volunteered to be the target in this knife-throwing performance.
- Stu is Buster Baxter's uncle. He is a tan rabbit who appeared in "Ungifted." In that episode, Buster finds a model called "The Grain Reaper" that belonged to Stu. Buster puts it together and Stu comes to his house to see it. In his only appearance, he wears a white t-shirt and a blue jacket. In "The Long Road Home", Buster mentions that Stu walks everywhere and is in great shape. According to Buster, Stu once tried to walk from Crown City to Elwood City, but he twisted his ankle on a tree root and couldn't finish.
- Stu led a group of Stranded into hiding underground at Mount Kadar after the surface got too dangerous. However, his group was captured by the Locust, and at least one of the group (Maria Santiago) was imprisoned. Stu's fate is unknown. It's possible that he, along with the rest of the group and Maria, was taken towards Nexus, imprisoned, tortured, and eventually killed. His personal journal was found by Sgt. Marcus Fenix.
- Stu is a waiter at Allesandro's. He strongly dislikes Monica, partly because he and the rest of the staff felt humiliated by Monica's critical review of their restaurant, and partly because the old head chef, who was fired and replaced by her, was family. He constantly antagonizes Monica. Monica wants to fire him, but is afraid of confrontation. With Joey's consent she hires and then fires him for mouthing off to her in front of everyone. Realizing that he too could get fired if he carries on giving Monica a hard time, Stu finally mellows out, as do the rest of the staff. He later appears in The One With The Stripper, where he seems to have gotten over his grudge against Monica. He gives her the number of what she assumes is a stripper, but when she later thanks him for this, he reveals th
- Stu and his friend Scotty were two young thugs who looked up old schoolfriend Kevin Webster and drank with him one dinnertime in the Rovers Return. They boasted that they’d not had a job since leaving Greenbank School and that they were looking up all of their old classmates to see what they had made of themselves. They sneered at Kevin’s vocation of being a mechanic, saying it was making him brain-dead. They then further showed their charm when Scotty sneered at Wilf Starkey for spending his life serving behind a bar and offered him just £2.00 for £2.31 requested for their three pints. Kevin paid the remainder, pointing out that this was his regular pub which earned further derision from the two lads. They later turned their sights on Curly Watts who easily batted off their insults. When
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