Bucky
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    a triangle player in the Norrisville High Marching Band and a (presumably) 9th grade student at Norrisville High.

    Appearance

    Everyday

    Bucky has messy blond hair and brownish-gray eyes. He is more on the short side and has a gap between his two front teeth. He always wears the blue and gold marching band uniform.

    Younger

    As a child, Bucky had a blue suspender and striped hat. His hat's spinner and his shoes are mostly light orange in color. His shoes also had some white accents. His hair was overall shorter. Like his teenage self, he retained his chipped and protruded front teeth.

    Monster Form

    When stanked by the Sorcerer, Bucky transforms into a purple, gorilla-like monster. He has large forearms and small hind legs. Unlike most monsters, Bucky's outfit is destroyed once he is destanked, and he usually ends up naked.

    Personality

    Bucky is an over-dedicated band geek who has a passion for playing the triangle. He is also very good by nature, being a teacher's pet and following all the rules. However, Bucky is very emotional and is easily stressed or panicked by small things, making him one of the Sorcerer's frequent targets. His wimpy nature makes him the main target of Bash's bullying, and it also lands him into humiliating situations that often make him out to be the butt of the joke.

    He is also overly excited about small things, as shown in "Monster Dump" where he shows a lot of enthusiasm for silt. He skipped class to watch a meteor shower in "Escape from Detention Island." He really likes to make silly jokes or puns, and often is the only one who finds the Ninja's puns hilarious or so-so.

    While not being a goody-goody or worrying about silly things, he can be quite frequently seen being a show-off and gloating in his "talents," which sometimes lead to his downfall (most noticeably in "Got Stank" and "Stanks Like Teen Spirit"). He is also rather intelligent. In fact, his intelligence and diligence makes him someone other Norrisville High students rely on to do their homework for them, as seen in "Ra