| Ash | |
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| Role | A Compassionate Convict with a Heart of Fire. |
| Gender | Male |
| Voiced by | Christopher McCulloch |
| In episode(s) | Mr. Grumpy-Pants Best Friends Forever (cameo) |
Ash Firin (first said in "The Budding of the Warbuxx" by Paul, last name briefly visible in "Hot Chick") is a reoccurring inmate in Superjail.
Personality[]
Ash is a severely-burned pyromaniac with a strange power over fire, as seen in the episode "Mr. Grumpy Pants." He was working in the Superjail blast-furnace when he happened upon a little girl whom he mistakenly thought was named "Cancer" (Sahn-surr), due to her medical wrist bracelet from a hospital for terminally-ill children.
It was revealed that Ash has a pathological fear of movies. It was in a movie theater that his father abandoned him, just prior to the fire that left Ash in his current state.
Due to Ash being a Pyromaniac, he can assume to have been put in Superjail for arson. All deaths within the show that he caused (such as pushing a man into a furnace and burning down the jail) have involved fire.
Relation to Other Characters[]
Cancer - Ash is very protective over Cancer, and is heartbroken when she dies.
He has a big heart for children and likes to do tricks with fire such as burning his hands, lighting matches and letting the fire dance on the table[1] and making pictures by juggling fire matches.
The Warden - The Warden describes Ash as a "Noble Soul." He also give Ash a VIP tour of the skies of Superjail, a free pony, and burns down his own jail to help Ash out when he is getting beat down by the other convicts. In exchange for his kindness, Ash teaches The Warden how to create fire out of nothing. After the events of "Superhell!" their friendship has currently ended.
Trivia[]
- Prior to Season 2, Ash's name was never said or revealed in "Mr. Grumpy-Pants." However, his name was still listed in the episode's script.
- Ash himself was been referenced on an [adult swim] bump, which revealed his name.
References[]
- ↑ episode "Mr. Grumpy-Pants"
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