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| “ | Hey, how you doing? Name's Wilt. | „ |
| ~ Wilt introducing himself to Mac and Bloo. |
| “ | Well, he was just that: a friend. A true friend. A friend to me and every man, woman, and child on that jury. We'd heard of him and thought he was only a legend. But he's real, alright. Oh, yes, he's real. You see, people weren't always so happy in these parts. Why, it was only just yesterday it seemed everyone was real down. Yessir, this entire town was covered in the tallest grass you ever did see. Why, even the trees were humbled by its height. And every morning, the hardworking folks of this here town would risk their lives just to make it out to their cars to venture our into the world to make their daily wage. Then, one day, after the parents went to work and the children went off to school, a mysterious stranger arrived. Red as a beet with only one arm and a messed up eye. Some say he was 85 lawnmowers high. He drove in on his golden lawnmower and in one lap, cut that grass right down to size. Yes, the legendary Lawn Ranger. He saved us all, he did. By the time we'd returned to our homes, he was gone. We could only listen in awe to those who has claimed to see him. And we had no way to thank him. That is, until he showed up here in court today. | „ |
| ~ Judge about Wilt as The Lawn Ranger. |
Wilt is one of the three tritagonists (alongside Coco and Eduardo) of the Cartoon Network TV series, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.
He is an imaginary friend created by Jordan Michaels. He used to play basketball until he lost his left arm and got his left eye broken.
He is voiced by Phil LaMarr, who also voiced Chris Jacobs from Mercenaries, Hermes from Futurama, Osmosis Jones, and Samurai Jack.
Personality[]
Wilt is kind-hearted, friendly, cool, humble, helpful, and incredibly nice. He is an optimistic and confident, despite his troubled past. He is considered the nicest person at Foster's and is known for being excessively polite and apologetic, saying “I’m sorry” all the time. He has a big heart, is frequently cool and collected, and, only on very rare occasions shows anger at all.
Appearance[]
Wilt is a 10-foot-tall red imaginary friend. He has visible stitches on the side of his head. His right arm is long and wears a wrist sweatband on it, and his left arms stubby. He has two eyestalk on top of head; his left eye is smaller than his right eye, his left eye is broken, and the pupil in it rattles.
Bio[]
Wilt is a kind, red, very tall and disabled no. 1 imaginary friend with only a right arm and crooked left eye-stalk. However, in "Good Wilt Hunting", it is discovered that he was not always this way; he was injured during a basketball game, leaving his left eye crushed and his left arm injured. Wilt exhibits consummate good sportsmanship, which he applies to every part of life he can. His oversized basketball shoes always squeak against the floor/ground, no matter what surface he is walking on. According to the episode "Room with a Feud", between him, Coco and Eduardo, he has been in the house for the longest time.
Catchphrases[]
- "I'm sorry. Is that OK?"
- "I'm sorry, but…"
- "Sorry."
- "That is not OK!"
- "If that's OK."
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Trivia[]
- Wilt is named after Wilt Chamberlain, who also did basketball, and helped out in the Kutsher’s Hotel.
- Wilt is typically a doormat for others to walk over.
- In one episode he's trying to watch sports and decides to do one small favor of getting Bloo some chips when he and Mac join him. This leads to a chain of events that causes him to suffer misfortune after misfortune until getting back to Foster's, barely holding on to his composure. When Bloo finds the chips to be a flavor he doesn't like and demands a different flavor, Wilt finally snaps and shout "no" over and hits his head in stress. Wilt actually feels better to finally deny someone.
- Wilt is often bothered by an overactive conscience for things that would be a minor issue or no big deal; which causes him to help whenever he sees an issue.
- This is seen in his titular film, where he wastes a lot of extra time doing good deeds; he ends up a week late to his rematch woth Foul Larry.
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