Mr. Bump: Mr. Men Classic Library: 6 (Mr. Men Classic Story Books)

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Green suit jacket + green trousers + white skirt + red bow tie + elephant ears + black smart shoes + bowler hat (or crown) 58. until he uses his trait to his benefit and starts working at an apple orchard where he simply walks about and bumps into trees and catch the apples that get shaken out in the process. He represents a person who is accident prone and constantly injures themselves and destroys their environment, either by clumsiness, absentmindedness or sheer bad luck. Black dress + black pointy hat + black shoes with yellow buckles + black-and-white striped toy cat + cauldron + broomstick 41. We take pride in offering a wide selection of used books, from classics to hidden gems, ensuring there?

Blue and white striped top + black skirt + red feather boa + white wig + glasses + walking stick + black hat with purple ribbon + (optional) gold plastic jewellery World Book Day fairy or winged costumes 23. Car Wash - Gets water sprayed on him in the courtesy of Little Miss Naughty and goes through the car wash without a car and gets covered in wax. S. In the US and UK Versions, he is voiced by Paul Greenberg (credited as Aaron Albertus) and Simon Greenall, respectively.

Strong kept his red colour, but his shape is a triangle instead of a square in the books, he traded his hat for a brown weight buckle, and he has muscular arms to emphasize his character trait. Bump is round to oval shaped mid blue and designed after his accidents-having trait with his iconic accessory being the bandages around his head and midriff. Men, it is sometimes seen as a manner of expression joy and Bump has had several occasions his bumping to be a fighting tactic as well.

Bump is the show's de-facto mascot, appearing on the series' title card and making an appearance in almost every single episode. He goes on holiday to a seaside and several things happen to him, such as getting his foot stuck in a bucket and falling into a hole shortly afterwards.It’s an absolute lifesaver (and definitely not a cop-out) to find some book characters look just like your average child.