Mandy Amuck

We open up to see a girl with black hair, purple eyes, wearing a red dress under a white long sleeve button shirt and white boots; she is Mandy, one of Snowy’s friends
"Stand back my friends!" Mandy declared. "They shall sample my sword, Touche!"

Mandy points the sword further into a blank scene which she notices.

"hmm?" Mandy said. "En garde, hmm? My sword?"

She tiptoes out and came back out as she said, "Hey, psst! Whoever's in charge here? The scenery? Where's the scenery?"

A paintbrush came out and it painted a farm as Mandy came back out.

"Stand back, my friends! They shall sample…" Mandy paused and turned around to see the farm scene. "My…sword? Hmm." Then she turned back annoyed to the artist and said "OK, have it your way!"

Mandy rushed back and came back out, wearing farmer's clothing and holding a rake (A/N: I know she doesn’t like Farm life just like Snowy, but the background is painted as a barn)

Mandy: Mandy had a farm
E-I-E-I-O

As she walks the scene changes into an arctic scene with an igloo.

And on her farm she had an igloo

When Mandy saw this, she stopped walking as she sang in a slow, dumb way, "E…I…E…I…Oh!" She then turned to the artist as she said, holding the rake, "Would it be too much to ask if we could make up our minds, hmm?" Mandy dragged the rake off screen. She came out wearing skier's clothing, riding on skis.

Mandy: Dashing through the snow
Ya-ha-ha-ha-ha

Mandy passed the snow towards a Hawaiian scene.

Through the fields we go
Laughing all the way-e-e-e

Mandy stopped, looked at the scene, then back at the artist, before he walked back again. She came out playing a ukulele and wearing hula dancer's clothing.

Mandy: Farewell to thee
Farewell to thee

She passed through a blank scene.

The wind carries back our sa-ha-had refrain
Our last embrace before we say-

She stops again when she sees the blank scene and then looks at the artist.

"This may come a complete surprise to you that this is an animated cartoon." Mandy explained as a pencil erases him all the way up. "And then in animated cartoons, they have scenery and in all the years, I-" When the pencil stopped, Mandy was gone, but her voice was heard as she said, "All right, smart aleck, where am I?"

The paintbrush came out and painted Mandy wearing cowgirl's clothes and holding a guitar. She shrugged and played it with a smile, but no sound, which got her attention. Annoyed, she held up a sign that said, "Sound please!"

We hear a gun loading and then when Mandy played it, it sounded like a machine gun and it shook. When it stopped, she grabbed her hat and played the guitar again, making a car noise. Mandy rubbed her chin and then she angrily threw it to the ground, making a gun shooting and a donkey braying. Mandy picked it up and left.

She comes back, out of her outfit and glares at the artist. She was about to speak with her finger pointed and her hand sticking out but her yell made the crow of a rooster. She closed her mouth. She tried again, but it made monkey noises. She covered her mouth and let it go to talk again, but all that came out was an 'ee' noise and she quickly covered it. She then put her legs down by her side, breathes hard and her white eyes turn red while her pupils became smaller, meaning she's angry.

She screamed crazily and then she yelled with her hand pointed, "AND I'VE NEVER BEEN SO HUMILIATED IN ALL MY LIFE!"

Mandy's finger then fell as she smiled, but then a serious look appeared on her face, as her eyes when from red to white and her pupils returned to normal size.

"Look," she said. "Just what's going on around here? Let's get organized, hmm? How about some scenery?"

She walked off and a pencil drew a city, but it was black and white and Mandy came back with her back turned.

"That's dandy," Mandy said, sarcastically. "Ho, ho, that's rich, I'll say." Then she turned and ordered, "Now how about some color, stupid."

That's when a paintbrush painted her as she screamed, "Hey!" After that she was colored in different patterns. She got ticked and jumped while yelling, "NOT ME, YOU SLOP-ARTIST!" She breathes hard as the pencil erases her body except for her face.

"Well, where's the rest of me?" asked Mandy.

The paintbrush painted a purple flower head on Mandy and made a green rubber feet and body and a straight tail with a pink flag that has a baseball and a nail.

"It isn't though I've lived up to my contrast, goodness knows," said Mandy as she walks off to a blank yellow scene. "And goodness knows that isn't that I've kept myself trimmed, goodness knows. I've done that. That's strange. All of a sudden I don't feel like myself." Mandy then stopped and looked at the artist as a mirror is drawn and she said, "Oh, I feel alright and yet I-I-uh-" When Mandy looks at herself in the mirror, she screams, "EEEEK!" She then looked at the artist with an annoyed look as she said, "You know better than that!"

The pencil erases her and the mirror fast.

"Well?" Mandy asked.

The paintbrush paints Mandy in a sailor outfit. She looks down and is impressed.

"Sea picture, eh?" Mandy said, as she examined her outfit. "I always wanna do a sea epic. Now, Mr. Rembrandt, if you'll kindly approach with a little approaching scenery."

Mandy: Over the sea, let's go men

The paintbrush paints a sea under her with an island coming near her.

We're shoving right off
We're shoving right off

Mandy noticed she's over the sea as she said, "Again?"

Mandy falls into the water. She swims over to the island and shouts very low, "Hey, come here! Come here! Get me a close-up, a close up!" But the film frame contrasted around Mandy. "This is a close up?" She said, before she angrily yelled "A CLOSE-UP, YOU JERK! A CLOSE-UP!"

The camera zoomed to an extreme close-up of Mandy’s eyes which are bloodshot and her pupils are smaller.

"Thanks for the sour tomatoes, cousin," Mandy said, sarcastically, walking through while she was out of the sailor outfit and turns around, her eyes back to normal. "Now look, let's have an understanding."

That's when a black fell on her head.

"Now what?" asked Mandy angrily

The paintbrush paints a brown stick.

"Brother," Mandy said, as she put the stick under the black blanket. "What a way to run a railroad. Now, as I was saying-" The stick broke and the blanket fell on Mandy. She pushed it and holds it, but she slips and hit's the ground. Mandy screams at the top of her lungs and tore the blanket with torn fabric on the top. She speaks while panting, "Ok, let's get this picture started."

The scene does an iris-out and shows a "The End" sign.

"No! No! NO!" Mandy yelled, pushing away 'The End' sign. "Listen pal, let's discuss the thing here. I tell you what, you go your way, and I'll go my way. Live and let live, right? Right." Mandy then breaks the fourth wall and talks to the audience, "Ladies and gentlemen," Snowy said. "There will be no further delays. So I shall attempt to entertain you in my own style."

Mandy then begins showing off her dancing as the scene goes halfway up showing another Mandy.

"Now what?" Mandy 2 asked.

"What are you doing down there?" Mandy 1 asked.

"Down here? What are you doing up there?" Mandy 2 asked. Then she looked at the artist and she pointed up at Mandy 1 and said sarcastically. "Down here."

Mandy 1 grabbed Mandy 2 by the scruff of her neck to her scene and the scene came up.

"Listen, buddy." Mandy 2 said angrily, "If you wasn't me, I'd smack you right in the face!"

"Don't let that bother you, Loser!" Mandy 1 said, angrily.

"Ok, buddy." Snowy 2 about to punch her. "You asked for it!"

The pencil erased the first one which made Mandy spin around and fall to the ground. The paintbrush draws a sky, then an aviator hat, goggles, a scarf on Tricia and an airplane.

"Oh, cool," Mandy said, "I'm a buzz girl."

The pencil turns the wings on and Mandy flies through the sky. The paintbrush draws a mountain and we hear a crash off screen. Tricia was still flying with the glass over her and holding the steering wheel.

"Uh-oh," Mandy said, "Time to hit the old silk." She opened the glass and jumps out. "Geronimo!" she shouted.

She pulls the string and a parachute comes out. The pencil erases it and pencils an anvil. It drops along with Mandy off screen and we hear a crash. We come down to see Mandy without the goggles, hat and scarf, hitting the anvil with a hammer, while reciting a passage from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's "The Village Smithy."

"Under a spreading chestnut tree

The village Smithy stands;

The silk, a might-a ty

With strong and sinewy…"

The pencil erases the anvil and paints a WWII type bomb pointing straight up. After a few more hits, the bomb explodes.

"H-Hands." Mandy mumbled. She shook herself off and said, looking very ticked off. "Alright, enough is enough. This is the finale…the very last straw! Who is responsible for this? This annoying fanmake of a popular cartoon-?" A hand holds a paintbrush and paints a white door. "I demand you to show yourself! Who are you?! Huh?!" The hand closes the door with the pencil.

We now see a girl around her Pre-teens/Teens with purple hair two tied as pig tails in the front, one in the bottom as a mock pony tail, tan skin, brown eyes wearing a light shirt with a pink collar and pink stripe at the end of each sleeves, a pink jacket tied around her waist, white capris with yellow stripe on each end of the capris and pink, white and yellow shoes; her name was Iris, a Guardian in Training and Mandy’s Rival

"Ain't I a stinker?" Iris asked the audience with a snicker in a sly way as the cartoon ends.

                                                            Jennifer Hale as Mandy
                                                             Eileen Stevens as Iris