Mr. Popo
the creepiest genie-thing from dragon ball z abridged. known for his “training”, power over inanimate objects, making toast, and his theory known as “the pecking order”
mr. popo: popo!
(the ship door closes)
bulma: wow! your name opens and closes the door?
mr. popo: popo!
(ship blasts off to jupiter at light speed)
mr popo: not really. it just knows better.
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