Captain Underpants and the Wrath of the Wicked Wedgie Woman

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When the cloud of mist clears, everyone's hair is gone, including the Wedgie Woman's, which renders her powerless.

The story about the destruction of Captain Underpants's homeworld was a joke on the destruction of Superman's homeworld.

Alan Wagner, the attorney representing McGuiness' family, wrote that while Emma was "aware there were risks" that could occur while on the attraction, “The Slide carries with it specific risks about which Disney knew or, in the exercise of reasonable care, should have known. These risks are not disclosed by Disney to its guests and were not disclosed to Ms. McGuinness.” It is 'illegal' in professional wrestling to use articles of clothing for extra leverage, so naturally you will see someone trying to keep their pinned opponent folded over by yanking on their tights about once a month.

Ollie & Scoops: In "Student of the Month", Julia Goldburger gives Carl and Miss Bivvins atomic wedgies while disguised as Ollie. No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: In chapter 7, "Kathleen for the Win", Lyle gives Chandler a flagpole wedgie. Baby Blues: One comic strip ends with Zoe giving Hammie an atomic wedgie for annoying her. His dad, Darryl, does the same to him in another. Benjamin also cares about his job, as he feared he would lose his job in the second book after seeing the school destroyed by the Talking Toilets until George and Harold managed to fix the school. Additionally, when Tippy Tinkletrousers unintentionally changed the past, he unintentionally caused Benjamin to be fired from his post as principal. Benjamin Krupp was shown shedding a tear as he was walking away with his "Krupp Stuff." With that happening also meant that in a few more years, he himself would never get hypnotized by George and Harold and become Captain Underpants, and the villains from the first three books would take over the world, end up in a rough battle which eventually resulted in the world’s destruction.

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It is revealed that Krupp is lonely at heart and lives in an empty home with no one to care about him. His mattress has an imprint of his body where he normally sleeps, he has only one fork in the drawer, a towel with the words "His" and the other towel "Still His", and only one box of "Not So Cheerios" cereal box left on his cupboard in the kitchen, the dining table has only one plate and glass placed there. Everyone laughs, and Melvin finds out its name is a pun of "I swim in diarrhea, which is stinky." He tells it to Mr. Krupp, and then they both chase George and Harold. Hair Arms & Hands: Upon having her hair doused with "Extra-Strength Super-Power Juice" her hair gained the ability to transform into a seemingly infinite amount of arms made of her hair, which she uses to give her targets wedgies with. The arms are apparently rather strong, as each arm is seen lifting a police officer by his underwear. Ms. Ribble no longer had this ability after returning to her old self. Mr. Krupp is now portrayed as incredibly stupid and mean. He has also developed a love for guacamole and salami, though he developed salami intolerance due to eating it too fast. Krupp's shown to be not very bright, even as a principal, and has always been a bully. However, there are still times where he is somewhat decent, though it's usually because it would benefit him, such as when he allowed the students and faculty of Jerome Horwitz Elementary School to go to space so he could have a chance to outshine his high school rival. What is this, a carnival? I hate carnivals!" – Mr. Krupp in Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie