Kablamus, meanwhile, is your garden variety self-detonating man with various "flavors" of explosions.Action Bomb: Cookie BaBoom (the Mayor's exotic dancer ex-girlfriend) in "Flight as a Feather" invokes this trope, but ends up stripped of her suicide belts.AcCENT upon the Wrong SylLABle: Pretorius constantly pronounces Stanley's last name "IPP-kiss.".But when Milo and Peggy are captured by Pretorius, he changes his mind and gets it back (after a scuffle with Walter) to save them. After the Mask causes Stanley nothing but trouble, he throws it in quick-drying cement, intending to get rid of it for good. 10-Minute Retirement: Happens in the pilot episode.However, the Mask still manages to save the day from villains like the Mad Scientist Pretorius, the shadow-stealing fairy Skillit, a group of gangsters led by Lonnie the Shark, and many more, since Stanley’s good personality is able to steer him in the right direction. He takes up the superhero thing, but his alter-ego, The Mask, is more interested in simply partying and having fun, which makes Stanley’s life significantly harder (especially his bank account). The plot is simple: Stanley Ipkiss, a mild-mannered banker, struggles with the responsibilities of having a mask that transforms the wearer into a nigh-omnipotent trickster. This actually allowed the "kids' show" to be in some ways more adult with more subversive antics. It was definitely a product of the film rather than the comic book and took its cues from the Looney Tunes inspired antics of the Mask to make him a real (sort of) cartoon character.
This Animated Adaptation of The Mask lasted for 55 episodes, from 1995 to 1997. There's one last thing I gotta sing about
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