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Winifred Fowl, aka Miss Fowl, is a supporting character in the franchise and a teacher at Lindbergh Elementary.

History[]

When she first appears in the movie, she has a standard teacher role. When Jimmy questions the standard of research on the school projects, Miss Fowl hastily shifts the focus to show and tell instead of answering. She also shows annoyance at Sheen, for the seventh week in a row that he had brought Ultra Lord. Sometimes, she makes random parrot noises, hence her name. Once, in "I Dream of Jimmy", she laid eggs of smaller versions of herself in Carl's dream.

Throughout the series, Miss Fowl usually only appears to fill the role of the teacher. Most often, she has just concluded a lesson on some random topic, such as "why cowboys are bow-legged."

She plays a minor role in the movie, where she gets shrunk by Jimmy's shrink ray, though Jimmy was not aware of it. She is first threatened by a worm, giant by her standards, which had been living in her apple. Although none of the children realizes it, she is passed over by the Yolkians and becomes the only adult left. At the end of the movie, she has tamed the worm, calling it Mr. Wiggles, and is riding towards the cafeteria. 

In a special sneak peek for the series that aired during the 2002 KCAs, it is revealed that she had to face many wacky situations during the time she was shrunk, such as becoming the ruler of an ant colony. 

She has an important role in Substitute Creature, where Jimmy accidentally mutates her into a fifty-foot-tall spinach monster. When Jimmy brings Thomas Edison to the present, he becomes infatuated with her, to the point that he does not want to return to the past and the time stream is in danger. Her age is unknown, yet she appears to be in her late years, at least over her 80's, since in the eighty-second Father's Day folly in Make Room for Daddy-O, she states that she remembers the first as if it were yesterday, along with working at a rodeo before she became a teacher for seventy-four years.

She is based on the Mater Dei High School faculty member Mrs. Larsen. John A. Davis, attended Mater Dei High School had Mrs. Larsen as an Economics teacher.

In the video game Jimmy Neutron: Jet Fusion, the Virtual World Reproduction Machine transforms her into The Goddess of Fire and being the second boss of the game, the boss of World 3. In order to hurt her, the player has to blow a wind turbine with the primary fire of the Gust Buster Fan to open a pit of acid in the ground, then going up to her and using the secondary fire of the GBF to knock her into the acid. Doing this 2 more times rewards the player with the second idol.

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You can find Ms. Fowl's gallery HERE

Trivia[]

  • Her squawks are similar to that of a parrot.
  • Certain episodes (particularly later on in the series) imply that she and Sam Melvick (the owner of The Candy Bar) are dating.
  • Miss Fowl seems to dislike Sheen. This is especially apparent in Journey to the Center of Carl when she professes how much she misses all of her students except for Sheen. It became a running gag throughout the series.
  • In Foul Bull, Ms. Fowl is revealed to have worked at a rodeo, prior to becoming a teacher. She only became a teacher due to her horse bucking her off while she was performing in a rodeo.
  • She's shown to be very knowledgeable about werewolves in the Halloween-episode -- she justifies it by claiming that she was once married to a werewolf.
  • In Sheen's Brain, when Sheen's brain is super-charged to the point that he rules all of Retroville, he states that he will pick the fairest of the town's females for his queen. Miss Fowl misinterprets this to mean her and promptly tells him "I'm afraid of commitment."
  • She has been teaching for 74 years as mentioned in How to Sink a Sub before raising her piercing educator's skunk eye. Assuming she has been teaching since her 20's, she may be close to 100 years old.
  • In Lady Sings the News, it is mentioned that Mr. Fowl once was caught "grading and driving." An obvious parody of "drinking and driving".
    • There it is also implied that Ms. Fowl once went to prison.
    • In the same episode, Principal Willoughby tries to slip Libby the story that Miss Fowl is actually a man. (But Libby refuses to believe this.)
  • Ms. Fowl makes a cameo appearance in The Loud House episode "Linc or Swim" along with other elderly characters from various Nicktoons. [1]
  • Miss Fowl was mentioned in the book Wonder by R.J. Palacio.
  • Ms. Fowl is the only adult in the series to not get kidnapped by the Yolkians.

References[]

Characters

Main Characters: Jimmy Neutron | Carl Wheezer | Sheen Estevez | Cindy Vortex | Libby Folfax | Goddard | Hugh Neutron | Judy Neutron |

Recurring Characters: Nick Dean | Ms. Fowl | Sam Melvick | Ms. Fowl | Principal Willoughby | Brittany Tenelli | Butch Pakovski | Betty Quinlan | Bolbi Stroganovsky | Brobot (character) |

Main Villains: King Goobot V | Ooblar | Professor Calamitous | Eustace Strych | Beautiful Gorgeous | Meldar Prime | Zix, Travoltron and Tee |

Secondary Villains: The Nanobots | Evil Jimmy | The Junkman | Baby Eddie | Grandma Taters | Sydney Moist |

Minor and One-Shot Characters: Ultra Lord | April the Gorlock | Captain Betty | Commander Baker | Corky Shimatzu | General Abercrombie | Flippy | Jet Fusion | Amanda Neutron | Kari Neutron | Anabelle Neutron | Gomer Neutron | Granny Neutron | Newt Neutron | VOX | Ebenezer Wheezer | Martha Wheezer |

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