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Tucker "Tuck" Cornelius Carbunkle is Brad's younger brother, and Jenny's friend and next door neighbor.

Background

Tuck made his debut appearance in My Neighbor was a Teenage Robot (1998).

Appearance

Tuck is an eight-year-old boy of white complexion, black hair, and dark-colored eyes. He normally wears a red shirt with a black collar and a black stripe in the middle, blue jeans, and black shoes.

Pilot

Tuck had a different appearance in the Oh Yeah! Cartoons pilot, My Neighbor was a Teenage Robot (1998). He has green eyes, wears a red baseball cap, a white T-shirt, green pants and red shoes.

Personality

Tuck is the young protagonist introduced in It Came From Next Door (2002). He has a hyperactive personality and is easily excited. 

Relationships

Brad

Brad is Tuck's older brother. Even though Brad is the oldest, Tuck is shown on occasion to be more rational. However, Brad usually ignores Tuck's ideas (seeing as he is the older brother and assumes he knows better), and the two display typical sibling rivalry, disagreeing and arguing occasionally. Like most younger siblings, Tuck can be a nuisance to Brad due to his childish ways. Even so, Brad and Tuck are almost always hanging out together outside of school, and Brad cares about his little brother very much.

Jenny

Jenny is Tuck's friend and next-door neighbor.

When they first met in the episode It Came From Next Door (2002), Tuck was afraid of her and thought she was evil, but after he witnessed her destroying an asteroid, he thought she was awesome once he discovered that she was a superhero and defender of Earth. The two have been close friends ever since, and Tuck enjoys joining Jenny, his brother Brad, and their friend Sheldon, when they go on adventures. Tuck also tends to rely on Jenny to help him with problems he faces, and Jenny occasionally becomes exasperated with him.

Sheldon

Tuck often causes trouble for Sheldon, and they don't talk to each other much due to Tuck being younger. However, they often go on adventures together, and are still good friends. Tuck is also an avid admirer of the Silver Shell, who is, in fact, Sheldon. Tuck aspires to be the Silver Shell's sidekick as well, convincing Sheldon to let him be "The Tin Can" and fight crime with him in A Pain In My Sidekick (2004).

Appearances

Season 1 (2002)

# Title Year
1 It Came From Next Door 2002
2 Pest Control 2002
3 Raggedy Android 2002
6 Doom With a View 2002
7 Ear No Evil 2002
8 Unlicensed Flying Object 2002
9 Party Machine 2002
10 Speak No Evil 2002
11 See No Evil 2002
12 The Great Unwashed 2002
14 The Boy Who Cried Robot 2002
15 Sibling Tsunami 2002
17 Hostile Makeover 2002
19 Dressed To Kill (non-speaking cameo) 2002
21 Daydream Believer 2002
22 This Time With Feeling 2002
23 Saved by the Shell 2002
25 The Wonderful World of Wizzly 2002

Season 2 (2004-05)

# Title Year
27 Victim of Fashion 2004
29 Mind Over Matter 2004
30 Future Shock 2004
33 Teen Team Time 2004
34 A Robot For All Seasons 2004
36 Sister Sledgehammer 2004
38 Around the World in Eighty Pieces 2004
39 Armagedroid 2004
40 Killgore 2004
41 A Pain In My Sidekick 2004
42 Crash Pad Crash 2004
44 Robot Riot 2004
45 Bradventure 2005
46 Mama Drama 2005
47 Toying With Jenny 2005
49 Escape from Cluster Prime 2005

Season 3 (2005-06)

# Title Year
52 No Harmony with Melody 2005
53 Tuckered Out 2005
56 A Spoonful of Mayhem 2005
58 Girl of Steal 2005
59 Mist Opportunities 2005
62 Teen Idol 2005
63 Good Old Sheldon 2005
64 Infectious Personality 2006
65 Trash Talk 2006
67 Indes-Tuck-tible 2006
68 Puppet Bride 2006
69 Historionics 2006
70 Ball and Chain 2006
72 Voyage to the Planet of the Bikers 2006
74 Samurai Vac 2006

Foreign voice actors

  • Russian: Olga Zverova (season 1-2, some episodes of season 3), Olga Shorokhova (season 3)

Trivia

  • At eight years old, Tuck is the youngest major character in the series.
  • He admires both Jenny and The Silver Shell as superheroes.
  • He enjoys flushing himself down the toilet, as revealed in A Pain In My Sidekick (2004).
  • He had a fear of giant wheels, hence his phobia of Ferris wheels, which he overcame in Raggedy Android (2002).
  • Dressed To Kill (2002) is the only episode in which Tuck appears but does not have a speaking role.

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