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| + | | job= Doctor; explorer; biology teacher (''temporarily'')<ref name="Headless">{{SDMI122}}</ref> |
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| + | | affiliation= [[Charles Wheatlesby|Cachinga]] |
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+ | '''Dr. Rick Spartan''' is a jungle explorer, who worked for a time as a biology teacher at [[Crystal Cove High School]]. His long experience with escaping traps has made him the hero (and somewhat of a role model) of [[Fred Jones, Jr.]]. |
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| + | Rick is a Caucasian male, with a short, blond buzzcut; with his lantern-jaw and muscular body, he looks like the typical man of action. He has tanned skin, suggesting he spends a lot of time out adventuring. |
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| − | He neglects the safety and comfort of his wife in favor of jungle adventures, which is what led her to create the [[Headless |
+ | He neglects the safety and comfort of his wife in favor of jungle adventures, which is what led her to create the [[Headless Horror]] in the first place, and in the end, briefly leave him. |
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| − | ==Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated== |
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| + | On one mission in the Amazon he found what he thought was an ancient temple with a shrunken head. When he touched the head it spoke, and a [[Headless Horror]] appeared to haunt him. |
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| + | He took a teaching position at [[Crystal Cove High School]] only as a break before his next adventure. |
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| + | He was haunted by the Headless Horror, who turned out to be [[Marion Spartan|his wife, Marion]], trying to make him quit the adventuring life.<ref name="Headless" /> |
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| + | He showed up with [[Charles Wheatlesby|Cachinga]] to fight the [[Gluten Demon]], telling a story that Marion had been carried away by giant flies. In the end, it turned out they were separated, with Marion living at her mother's house. A phone call from Rick led to the promise of reconciliation for the couple.<ref>{{SDMI219}}</ref> |
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==Appearances== |
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| + | ** 122. ''[[Attack of the Headless Horror]]'' |
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| + | ** 219. ''[[The Devouring]]'' |
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| + | * The character is based Doc Savage ("Doc" Spartan...), especially the film version starring Ron Ely (the character is drawn wearing the same outfit worn by Ely in the film). The Doc Savage adventures, in turn, inspired Indiana Jones. |
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| + | * The credits from his first appearance, mistakingly list him as "Nick Spartan". |
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| − | *The character was based on Indiana Jones. |
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Revision as of 14:09, 30 January 2016
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Dr. Rick Spartan is a jungle explorer, who worked for a time as a biology teacher at Crystal Cove High School. His long experience with escaping traps has made him the hero (and somewhat of a role model) of Fred Jones, Jr..
Physical appearance
Rick is a Caucasian male, with a short, blond buzzcut; with his lantern-jaw and muscular body, he looks like the typical man of action. He has tanned skin, suggesting he spends a lot of time out adventuring.
Personality
He neglects the safety and comfort of his wife in favor of jungle adventures, which is what led her to create the Headless Horror in the first place, and in the end, briefly leave him.
Skills and abilities
Insert details here.
History
Early life
Insert details here.
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
Season one
On one mission in the Amazon he found what he thought was an ancient temple with a shrunken head. When he touched the head it spoke, and a Headless Horror appeared to haunt him.
He took a teaching position at Crystal Cove High School only as a break before his next adventure.
He was haunted by the Headless Horror, who turned out to be his wife, Marion, trying to make him quit the adventuring life.[1]
Season two
He showed up with Cachinga to fight the Gluten Demon, telling a story that Marion had been carried away by giant flies. In the end, it turned out they were separated, with Marion living at her mother's house. A phone call from Rick led to the promise of reconciliation for the couple.[2]
Appearances
Quotes
Rick: A curse? This day just keeps getting better and better. |
Notes/trivia
- Fred Jr.'s idolization of Rick is similar to the original Fred's own idolization of Melbourne O'Reilly from What's New, Scooby-Doo?.
- He has a quasi-resemblance to Bruce from the Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue! episode, Don't Feed the Animals.
- The character is based Doc Savage ("Doc" Spartan...), especially the film version starring Ron Ely (the character is drawn wearing the same outfit worn by Ely in the film). The Doc Savage adventures, in turn, inspired Indiana Jones.
- The credits from his first appearance, mistakingly list him as "Nick Spartan".