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| "The Tall Tale of Dogshank" | |
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| Season 6, Episode Mini 4 | |
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| Air date | April 2, 2016 |
| Written by | Unknown |
| Directed by | N/A |
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The Tall Tale of Dogshank is the fourth short in the "Tall Tales" miniseries, which is based around the origin of the crew of Misfortune's Keep.
Plot
Dogshank was once a pretty young woman who wanted to be a successful athlete but always found herself lacking. Even when she turned to cheat to achieve victory, she still found herself messing up. Approached by Nadakhan, she wished to be the best and had her wish fulfilled by being turned into a hulking beast of immense strength and ability. Grateful, she joined the crew of Misfortune's Keep.
Transcript
For the transcript of this episode, click here.
Notes
- The arena Dogshank competed within greatly resembles the Grand Arena on Chen's Island.
- Human Dogshank has the same eyebrow design as Skylor.
- The person who beat Dogshank in the shot put event was voiced by Scott McNeil,[citation needed] using the same voice he provided for Bumper Randalls on Johnny Test.
- The mini-movies are not canon, as Clancee states in "My Dinner With Nadakhan" that Dogshank wished to stand out, not to win, as she wanted to in this episode.
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