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| Name | The Learnerer |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Villain |
| Alignment | Evil |
| Race | Human |
| Abilities | A suit that enables him to defend himself from any opposing attack The ability to learn something just by seeing or studying it once Superhuman agility Acrobatics |
| Voice Actor | "Weird Al" Yankovic |
The Learnerer is a villain who commits his crimes with an adaptive super suit.
He first appears as a cameo in the movie The Rise of Miss Power as one of the many villains who show up to fight Miss Power. He is later shown tied up alongside Steve McClean and Captain Tangent. This likely takes place before his debut.
In his debut episode, The Learnerer is able to steal the giant Santa Tortuga diamond brain from Edith von Hoosinghaus. When WordGirl arrives to save the day, all of her moves are thwarted by The Learnerer, who has been studying her every move. Despite this, The Learnerer neglects to learn Huggy's moves, and is defeated.
He is shown again in the episode "Hard-Learned Money", where he and The Amazing Rope Guy team up and he uses the Amazing Rope Guy to learn what to avoid.
His third and final speaking appearance to date is in the episode "Art's Parts", where he steals works of art because he can't understand it and wants to learn it in a way that would destroy it.
Abilities[]
The Learnerer himself has no actual powers, but instead wears a super suit. His super suit can learn every time he is defeated so that he cannot be beaten the same way twice. He has a level of control over what his suit adapts to, as he does not see Captain Huggy Face as a threat and does not adapt to counter any of his moves. His suit additionally enhances his agility, as seen when he jumps up onto Edith von Hoosinghaus's chandelier to hide. His eye visor goes all the way around his head, and allows his eyes to move all the way around, which gives him 360-degree vision.
Villain Quirk[]
His villain quirk is adding extra suffixes to words, hence his villain name (Example: "I won't be defeateded so easilyly.").
Unlike most villains with speech impediments (The Butcher, Eileen, and Lady Redundant Woman), The Learnerer seems to understand that he is speaking incorrectly and does it just to annoy people (especially WordGirl).
Appearances[]
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| WordGirl Theme Song: | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| End credits: | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1a. "Patch Game": | Absent | 1b. "Girls Day Out Throws Chuck": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 2a. "A Sticky Situation": | Absent | 2b. "Eight Legs Vs. Two-Brains": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 3a. "World's Best Dad": | Absent | 3b. "The Good Old, Bad Old Days": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4a. "What Would WordGirl Do": | Absent | 4b. "Granny's Corner": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 5a. "Pineapple of My Eye": | Absent | 5b. "Big Baby": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 6a. "Staycation": | Absent | 6b. "Dr. No-Voice": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 7a. "Trustworthy Tobey": | Absent | 7b. "The Tooth Hurts": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 8a. "Time-Out with Two-Brains": | Absent | 8b. "Dr. WordGirl-Brains": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 9a. "Becky Knows Best": | Absent | 9b. "As Something as Something": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 10a. "The Ordinary, Extraordinary Botsfords": | Absent | 10b. "The Penny, the Pony, and the Pirate": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 11a. "Tim Botsford: Neighborhood Assistant": | Background | 11b. "Set Sail for the Bake Sale": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 12a. "The Best of the Bests": | Absent | 12b. "Art's Parts": | Appears | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 13a. "Rhyme and Reason, Part 1": | Absent | 13b. "Rhyme and Reason, Part 2": | Absent | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Gallery[]
- Main article: The Learnerer/Gallery