Helga Phugly

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"Don't let your kids watch this!" - Robbie Rotten This article contains potentially sensitive content that may be discomforting or upsetting to certain users. Reader discretion is advised! Reason: She can eat anything around her, which is considered vore, and one time, she exposed her private parts in font of everybody.

Helga Phugly "I get all my major color food groups. Red... White... mostly white." Gender: Female Type: Delusional Toad-like Human Species: Toad-like Human Portrayed by: Lea Delaria Status: Alive Media of origin: The Oblongs

Helga Phugly is one of Milo Oblong's friends from the adult animated series The Oblongs. She is an overweight, toad-like girl who is prone to eating virtually anything. She was voiced by Lea DeLaria.

Why She Sucks

1. To get the elephant out of the room, she's extremely delusional.
2. She lives in a fantasy world, as she thinks she's a pretty and popular girl, is a member of the Debbies, and has a lot of boyfriends. She even thinks the Debbies like her, which is false.
3. She has a constant habit of eating anything in sight, which is pretty gross.
4. Her obsession with Milo can be taken too far, as she captured him in the episode, "Milo Interrupted".
5. Though intentional, she has a very ugly and horrendous character design.
6. Every time she's seen bending over, her underwear is shown.
7. In the episode, "Bucketheads", she ripped off her bacon dress, revealing her naked body in front of everyone!

The Only Redeeming Quality

1. Lea Delaria did a decent job voicing her.

Trivia

• Helga was forced to live alone, due to her parents leaving vacation and never coming back.
• Her last name came from the word, "fugly", which is a combination of the words, "f**king" and "ugly". Her first name sounds similar to "Hella", and as a result, her full name is a play on "Hella fugly".

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