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| rdfs:comment | - The Masked Meat Marauder is a pompous, yet minor villain on the series WordGirl, voiced by Elliott Gould. He has only appeared in one episode to date, aptly titled "The Masked Meat Marauder", where he starts a rivalry with the Butcher. He has similar powers to the Butcher, summoning meat from nowhere, but has better grammar, and sends out fancier meats. He and the Butcher attempt to steal the same things simultaneously, causing them to argue. In the end, WordGirl captures them both, but since the jail has room for only one meat villain, the Masked Meat Marauder is sent to a jail in an adjoining city called Meatropolis, where there are twenty-three butcher shops, a hamburger parade every Sunday, and no superheroes or superhero monkeys. Although initially happy that he got to stay in the jai
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| abstract | - The Masked Meat Marauder is a pompous, yet minor villain on the series WordGirl, voiced by Elliott Gould. He has only appeared in one episode to date, aptly titled "The Masked Meat Marauder", where he starts a rivalry with the Butcher. He has similar powers to the Butcher, summoning meat from nowhere, but has better grammar, and sends out fancier meats. He and the Butcher attempt to steal the same things simultaneously, causing them to argue. In the end, WordGirl captures them both, but since the jail has room for only one meat villain, the Masked Meat Marauder is sent to a jail in an adjoining city called Meatropolis, where there are twenty-three butcher shops, a hamburger parade every Sunday, and no superheroes or superhero monkeys. Although initially happy that he got to stay in the jail in Fair City, the Butcher was envious of the Masked Meat Marauder when he heard about Meatropolis, wishing to be sent there himself. The Masked Meat Marauder also appeared briefly in "Great Granny May" on Sally Botsford's wall of villains that she prosecuted.
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