MePhone4 | |
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Physical Appearence | |
Gender: | Male |
Professional Statistics | |
Clique: | Heroes |
Occupation: | Principal of Brackney School |
Talent: | Suspending and Expelling Trouble makers, Giving a year, month, week, or day off for heroes, Sending trouble makers to the detention, and handing the awards to the student |
Relationship Information | |
Appearences and Voices | |
Voiced by: | Brian |
Gallery | |
MePhone4 is a major character and is the main host of Inanimate Insanity. He is also the principal of Brackney school.
Appearence[]
He has a blue screen, black skin, a home button below the blue screen, a speaker above the blue screen.
Voice[]
In The Crappy Cliff, he is played by Christian Potenza , (Chris McLean from Total Drama Series, Jude Lizowski from 6teen, and Trevor Troublemeyer from Sidekick). However, due to a change in voice actors, MePhone4's voice actor changed to Mark Katz in A Lemony Lesson. Ever since then, this voice has been used consistently for MePhone4.The voice change was given an official canon explanation in Crappy Anniversary, when MePhone4 makes things just like the first episode, including giving himself his old voice. This confuses Pickle, who remarks that the MeTunes update changed his voice the previous year. MePhone4 was replaced by MePhone4S in 4Seeing The Future, but returned afterwards when Marshmallow, OJ, and Taco went back in time to save him. MePhone4's old voice was featured in the finale, making Paintbrush scream in shock and disgust, yet it was restored to its most common voice after Knife threw a rock at MePhone4 just after he was revived. In GoAnimate, he was voiced by Brian.
Personality[]
MePhone4 is the adult host on the show. Created by Meeple, he appears nice to many; however, MePhone4 has been shown to be shrewd. For example, when he decides that team captains (Lightbulb and Balloon) cannot compete in the challenge in The Arena Of Death, and cares only about lawsuits when Marshmallow is sent to Mars in Marsh on Mars. He enjoys creating harsh and difficult challenges for the competetors to compete in. He has shown signs of benevolence, especially during holidays, as in The Snowdown, he awarded Team Chickenleg in the Christmas tree challenge with their modest tree, as opposed to Team Epic's commercialized tree. He has also been shown to be able to compromise, as seen when he allows MePhone4S to co-host in The Tile Divide. He has a severe eating disorder, as he eats many of the cookies (or other prizes) that are supposed to be given out at Elimination Time! or any other time, and instead, replaces them with other unique prizes.
He has hosted in every episode so far, excluding the following:
- 4Seeing The Future, where he was murdered and replaced by MePhone4S for a brief amount of time.
- Everything's A-OJ, where he was arrested and replaced by OJ.
- Theft and Battery, where he malfunctioned, rendering him dead until receiving a new battery, and was replaced by MePad for most of the episode.
History[]
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Story[]
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Skills[]
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Relationships[]
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Quotes[]
- "I'm a fat slob, so I ate them."
- "Paaaaaaaaaaaaintbrush!"
Trivia[]
- In The Crappy Cliff, he is played by voice actor Christian Potenza, but due to a change in voice actors, MePhone4's voice changed in A Lemony Lesson.
- He resembles Chris McLean from the Total Drama series, as they are both vain and at a least bit of sadistic. They are also voiced by Christian Potenza (although MePhone4 was only voiced by him for Episode 1, and in voice clips in episode 12 and episode 18 part 2.
- Chris' face assets were even used in Episode 18 part 2
- All the Meeple products are currently the only copyrighted characters in Inanimate Insanity.
- As shown in a few episodes and stated by MePhone4 is that he is a fat slob and he has eaten mulitple prizes or parts of the prizes.
- According to Test Tube's theory, MePhone4 would actually be the smartest out of all the MePhones, despite his low intelligence.
- MePhone4 seems to be ambidextrous, with him holding his MePhone with his right hand in some episodes and writing with his left hand, as seen in Episode 9.