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==Personality== | ==Personality== | ||
Penguin Scrooge has a personality that is very similar to the real [[Wikipedia:Ebenezer Scrooge|Scrooge]]: selfish, greedy, stingy, and boring. In the book, Scrooge is said to have a lot of [[Coin|coins]] that he didn't spend. Also, he did not donate to [[Coins for Change]] before he learned his lesson, which further shows his stinginess. | Penguin Scrooge has a personality that is very similar to the real [[Wikipedia:Ebenezer Scrooge|Scrooge]]: selfish, greedy, stingy, and boring. In the book, Scrooge is said to have a lot of [[Coin|coins]] that he didn't spend, shows his stinginess. Also, he did not donate to [[Coins for Change]] before he learned his lesson, which further shows his stinginess. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== |
Revision as of 08:53, 25 May 2010


Scrooge is one of the few main characters of the Christmas exclusive book: A Penguin Christmas Carol.
Personality
Penguin Scrooge has a personality that is very similar to the real Scrooge: selfish, greedy, stingy, and boring. In the book, Scrooge is said to have a lot of coins that he didn't spend, shows his stinginess. Also, he did not donate to Coins for Change before he learned his lesson, which further shows his stinginess.
Trivia
- Scrooge is friends with Bambadee, Suneroo and Smulley.
- Scrooge is the penguin parody of Ebenezer Scrooge, a character in the classic novel A Christmas Carol.
- He is or was the owner of the Pizza Parlor.
- He is another penguin that has real eyebrows and beard.
- He wears a red scarf, an item that was unavailable to penguins until the December 2009 Penguin Style catalog.
- His penguin color is Old Blue, which is a color that is unavailable.
- His character is similar to Mr. Krabs from Spongebob Squarepants, as neither of them spends their money (or in this case, coins).