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NomiRandy
NomiRandy Sheet
Character information
Gender Male
Species NinjaNomicon-created being
Hair color Tyrian purple
Eye color Sapphire blue
Red
Enemies Randy Cunningham
Howard Weinerman
Love Interests Heidi Weinerman
Sightings
First Episode Shloomp! There It Is!
Voiced by Ben Schwartz



NomiRandy is an alternate personality created by the NinjaNomicon to teach Randy a lesson about balance in the episode "Shloomp! There It Is!" While NomiRandy is not actually evil, his laissez-faire and self-centered attitude causes chaos in Norrisville High.

Personality[]

Yo what's up Weinerbabe

NomiRandy and Heidi

He is similar to Randy in many ways, but there are a few important differences. He speaks with a Boston accent and he wears his hood all the time. He also lacks the morality and sense of duty that his counterpart possesses, which makes NomiRandy seem "edgy" compared to his counterpart. He is also very calm in most circumstances, keeping his head when Bash yells at him and easily outsmarting him. Even a stanked Theresa Fowler rampaging in front of him isn't enough to faze him. He also shows that he is attracted to Heidi, flirting with her and not reciprocating Theresa's interest in him.

History[]

His first and only appearance is in "Shloomp! There It Is!," in which he serves as the main antagonist.

In the beginning of the episode, Randy has just narrowly managed to defeat McFist's latest robot menace, at the cost of severe damage to the school grounds. He comes to the realization that his battle would have likely gone much better if only he had heeded the advice of the NinjaNomicon, and decides from that point on to go "Full Nomicon", consulting the book for advice at any given opportunity, including everyday issues such as whether to shower that day, or what to eat for lunch.

Unfortunately, the NinjaNomicon will only tell Randy that

A Ninja without balance will fall

Randy continues to misinterpret the meaning of the lesson, causing the book to grow increasingly unhappy with him. Finally, the book resorts to drastic measures and creates an alternative version of him (which Randy later dubs "NomiRandy"). NomiRandy attacks Randy within the NinjaNomicon and ties him to a chair. Randy can then only sit and watch helplessly as NomiRandy exits the book, and takes over his body.

Once outside, NomiRandy immediately presents himself as a version of Randy Cunningham who does not care for the advice of the book, OR the responsibilities of the Ninja, going so far as to ignore a Stanked Theresa Fowler in order to hang at the Game Hole, much to Howard's delight.

While at the Game Hole, Howard begins to realize there is something wrong when Randy ignores his high-five ("whiffing" a "slap"), at which point he deduces that the NinjaNomicon had something to do with this. Taking the book out back, he has a brief threatening exchange with the book in an attempt to find out what it has done to his friend, and finds himself shloomped into the book himself. Inside, Howard finds the real Randy tied to the chair and frees him (by landing on him on entry and breaking the aforesaid chair).

It is at this point Randy begins to realize the true meaning of the book's lesson-of-the-day, after realizing that NomiRandy is a version of himself who blatantly disregards all advice from the book, in contrast to himself, who has been consulting the book for everything. Deducing he must go "Half-Nomicon" to regain his "balance", he then exits the book, winding up in Howard's body and doing battle with NomiRandy.

The battle seems to go well for Randy, until NomiRandy puts on the Mask and dons the Ninja Suit. Even then, however, Randy is able to outthink his lesser half and force him into the NinjaNomicon with himself, whereupon Randy and Howard are returned to their own bodies, and NomiRandy supposedly ceases existing. However, there is the chance that he continues to exist within the Nomicon.

Trivia[]

  • NomiRandy's voice actor is still Ben Schwartz but with a Boston accent.
    • A possible reason for NomiRandy's Boston accent could have been done to contrast Randy's New York accent; as some people believe, the two accents are opposite to one another.
  • NomiRandy is able to perform a Flare Breakdance while in Randy's body, sort of implying that Randy can do the same.
  • He is shown to be a better video game player than Randy.
  • Unlike Randy's stuck-out bangs, NomiRandy's hair is more contained within his hoodie and his face has a visible shade whenever he has his hood on.
  • NomiRandy is by far the only villain created specifically by the NinjaNomicon.

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MAIN
Howard WeinermanRandy Cunningham
VILLAINS
Catfish BoorayEvil Julian's SoldierThe DisciplinarianMac AntfeeMcFistMonstersQueen GabnidineEvil JulianThe SorcererThe SorceressTenguViceroy's CreationsViceroy
STUDENTS
Bucky HensletterBackground studentsBash JohnsonBraedonBrentButtermakerDancing FishDaveDebbie KangDougFlute GirlHeidi WeinermanJacquesJulianJuggoLevander HartMorganStevensTheresa FowlerPradeepRachelRanginald BagelRudd RhymezTiny Timmy Scratch-It
ADULTS
Brawn BrickwallBrock OctaneBuilding InspectorCoach GreenCharlie CluckerDickieDoctor SamFather McFistGregHippie LibrarianJason MyersJerry DriscollMan-GongMarci McFistManager BryceMort WeinermanMother ViceroyMiss RingwaldMr. BannisterMrs. CunninghamMrs. DriscollMrs. DempseyMrs. WeinermanMiss WickwhackerNameless Art TeacherNameless shades ladyUncle SledgePitch KickhamPrincipal SlimovitzRandy's NeighborPJ McFlubbusterRuthSuperintendentSenora JorgeSinjin KnightfireSundownS. Ward SmithThe MessengerThe KevTerry McFistVictor Von Van
GROUPS
30 Seconds to Math (band)Bash & the BrosDancing FishDer Monster Klub (group)Norrisville Police DepartmentNorrisville High School BoardNorrisville High Marching BandNorrisville High Twirl TeamNorisu NineRhymez's Rap PosseWave Slayers Team
OTHER
Background charactersFirst NinjaLe BéretNeil ApestrongMrs. ApestrongNinja of '05NomiRandyNorisu NineOttoPlop PlopPortal BeastGrave Puncher (character)

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