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Ooblar was King Goobot's royal assistant and brother in Jimmy Neutron. Ooblar is the secondary antagonist in the 2001 computer-animated film, Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. He is King Goobot's little brother, and serves as a comic relief character whenever he is around. Ooblar is both abysmally stupid and insane. He also has a sadistic love for watching his older brother space his minions when they displease him. Ooblar is the only Yolkian allowed to approach King Goobot's throne unannounced, which he usually does to annoy him by acting like an immature little brother. He was voiced by Martin Short in the original film and Paul Greenberg in the animated TV series. Ooblar is the secondary antagonist of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius and a minor antagonist in its TV series. He is Goobot's younger brother and former henchman. He is no longer Goobot's assistant since he was traded for sulfur butter.

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Ooblar was King Goobot's royal assistant and brother in Jimmy Neutron. Ooblar is the secondary antagonist in the 2001 computer-animated film, Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. He is King Goobot's little brother, and serves as a comic relief character whenever he is around. Ooblar is both abysmally stupid and insane. He also has a sadistic love for watching his older brother space his minions when they displease him. Ooblar is the only Yolkian allowed to approach King Goobot's throne unannounced, which he usually does to annoy him by acting like an immature little brother. Ooblar's first seen is when Jimmy Neutron's space message, in the form of a toaster, is picked up by a Yolkian ship. He shows up at King Goobots throne and annoys him by begging him to space someone. He then sees the toaster, and is about to investigate it, when Jimmy's tribute of toast pops up through the top and startles him. He then begins to interrogate the toast about it's origins. Evan after King Goobot said "Ooblar, stop it. It's toast.", Ooblar responds by saying, "Oh. HELLO, TOAST! I, GREATLY ADMIRE YOUR SHIP!". It is later revealed that had some scientific knowledge. He explains a great deal about the human anatomy when Goobot asks if the humans will be tasty enough for Poultra and it is also revealed that he has a lab. He was voiced by Martin Short in the original film and Paul Greenberg in the animated TV series. Ooblar is the secondary antagonist of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius and a minor antagonist in its TV series. He is Goobot's younger brother and former henchman. He is no longer Goobot's assistant since he was traded for sulfur butter.

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