Talk:Stripperella

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DVD[edit]

It appears that the US region 1 DVD set is available only in the 4:3 aspect ratio, yet the series being screened on SBS in Australia is in the 16:9 aspect ratio. Why is that? What's the correct AR for this show?

The result of the lawsuit[edit]

What happend to the lawsuit? Did Stan Lee settle it to get it out of the way or what?

I couldn't find any info on any settlement on Google; beyind the original headlines because of the Pamela/Stripper angle, the press seems to have forgotten about it, especially as Pamela was taken off the suit. Someone know where and how to search for the relevant court papers?

Anyone got any ideas on this213.218.242.6 12:30, 23 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Episode List[edit]

Many other shows have episode lists in their Wikipedia articles; it seems as if that would be a reasonable addition for this one. Maybe I'll get around to it if nobody else does soon... Wyvern 03:03, 28 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Vegetarian?[edit]

Is there any contextual evidence that Stripperella is a vegetarian? She is an animal rights activist, but the two are not synonymous. (I noticed this when ripping out the 'Fictional Feminists' category again...) Wyvern 18:38, 15 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The "Fictional Vegetarians" category has been added again by User:CanadianCaesar, with no addition to the discussion here about whether or not she is a vegetarian. In fact, in The Bridesmaid she is seen at dinner with a leftover cube of something brown on her plate; this is hardly conclusive, but barring any evidence whatsoever that Stripperella is a vegetarian, I suggest that she not be on that list. In Eruption Junction she has a cheese sandwich, implying that she at least has no objection to dairy products. Wyvern 11:37, 7 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Nudity[edit]

Should it be mentioned that although other characters are shown topless, Striperella/her alter ego is never? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 213.157.1.146 (talk) 01:32, 6 April 2007 (UTC).[reply]

Biography[edit]

Is this quoted from a source? Because I don't see a citation. And considering that I've seen wiki articles where users were criticized for doing things like using the book that the article is about as a source, it's weird that Wikipedia's suddenly allowed to use very subjective phrases like "unbearably beautiful." She looks okay. Calm down. Try and mod your wiki posts with both hands. 2600:6C56:4100:3CCC:D01B:9E24:4BC9:4E98 (talk) 17:10, 3 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Hack-hack-hack[edit]

Okay, full disclosure. I have not watched this series and never, ever will. But for reasons unknown to me I have decided to clean it up a bit. I have tried to be charitable but here are some cut sections: -

Regarding Chip: -

"He was briefly mentioned when Stripperella temporarily lost faith in her crime fighting abilities after having been shrunken by Small Fry. He appears in a flashback as a hunky blonde and is affectionately referred to by Erotica and Chief Stroganoff as "Chip." In a humorous anecdote, Stroganoff tells Stripperella that her brother's memory was erased, later being mostly restored except for the word 'quit' which was forever erased from his memory.

It is hard to tell how relevant any of this is without more context. Regarding jackin' it to cartoon characters: -

Stripperella is a gorgeous young lady with blonde hair that is styled into a big-bouffant, blue eyes, glossy lips, coppertone complexion, big breasts, long legs, plump buttocks, and flawless skin. She wears an indigo-colored, provocative-looking superheroine uniform that consists of an eye-mask, windowed-jacket, short-skirt, tight-panties, and thigh-high heeled boots, but in some episodes her boots are shorter.

Wonder what on Earth is going to happen to this editor if they ever discover pornography...

Regarding puff: -

Erotica is sweet, bubbly, ditzy and slightly naive. However, she can also be serious, patient, cautious, attentive, brave and courageous. Her greatest dream ever since she was a little girl is to become a bride.

Again, without greater context this is basically nonsense. Are these, like, consistent character attributes like "Homer Simpson is dumb", or is this just random fancruft? How often does she mention her dream is to become a bride?

Regarding original research: -

The animation style changed halfway through the show's run, becoming brighter and revamping the looks of many of the show's major characters. Stripperella, for example, was now drawn with a cowl having larger eyeholes that look similar to Batgirl's, as well as exaggerated body features such as longer legs, a smaller waist, and fuller breasts that are now the same size as when Erotica inflated them in Season 1's 11th episode Cheapo by the Dozen. Fellow stripper Persephone now had a darker complexion and an accent that inexplicably changed from episode to episode.

Aside from the "Yikes, cold shower dude" factor this could almost be interesting if it could be cited. As it is it just looks like someone's eyesight was going for... reasons.

The powers bit might actually be salvageable with even primary sources as it's slightly less sticky-palmed and sounds like the sort of shit that would be in something like this. BoomboxTestarossa (talk) 18:49, 7 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]