Tuck Tucker, also known as Incidental 37A[4], Incidental 37AKID, and BusinessFish 37[5], is an incidental character who first appears in the episode "Ripped Pants." He shares the same incidental model number with Incidental 37B (Scooter) and is classified as a hotdog-type incidental.
Appearance[]
Evolution of Tuck Tucker's default design.
He is a grayish-brown fish with light yellow eyes and gray lips. He wears light green shorts with a dark green flower design, which are similar to Patrick's. In his older appearances, the lines on his fins were colored purplish-gray instead of their default violet color. In his even older appearances, he had a purple dollop of sunscreen on where his nose would be.
Incidental 37AKID[]
Incidental 37AKID.
He appears as a shorter child fish with a shorter dorsal fin, bigger eyes, and a smaller mouth.
BusinessFish 37[]
BusinessFish 37.
He wears a dark gray suit and pants over a white dress shirt with a dark red necktie. He also has purplish-blue lines on his fins.
Names[]
Tuck Tucker is the only generic name Incidental 37A has been given in the franchise. It was used in "Move It or Lose It" where he signs a petition with the signature of the storyboard artist of the same name.
Other[]
- In "Good Ol' Whatshisname," an unclearly-individually-identified two from the finite selection of Incidentals 37A and 47 are named Gus and Mabel.
- In "Bulletin Board," he uses the code name "Guybesideu3" for the bulletin board.
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Trivia[]
- His and Incidental 37B's model number, Incidental 34's model number, Incidental 50's model number, Incidental 157's model number, and the original Incidental 160's model number are the only incidental model numbers who have more than one character that shares the same model number.
- He makes his first speaking role in "Patty Hype."