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Peter "Pete" Whipple[12], better known as "Pistol" Pete Whipple, is a character that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog film series produced by Paramount Pictures and its spin-offs. He is a legendary bowling champion and the estranged father of Wade Whipple.
Appearance[]
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Peter has short light gray hair with a light gray mustache and goatee. Being inspired by England, he wears a Union Jack themed suit, dress shoes, and white gloves. While in his penthouse suit, he briefly swapped to a navy blue suit jacket and Union Jack themed handkerchief.
History[]
Past[]
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Born in Slough, Peter Whipple, at some point, became a professional bowling player and went on to be called "Pistol" Pete because of it while also hiding his real accent with a posh one, married a woman named Gwendolyn before having Wanda and Wade. He would even teach Wade bowling. However, sometime in Wade's childhood, Pete abandoned his son in a TJ Maxx, as well as abandoning Wendy and Wanda, to continue his bowling career.
Knuckles[]
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In the episode "The Shabbat Dinner" when Knuckles comes to meet Wade in his old bedroom, he looks at a poster of "Pistol" Pete and realizes that Pete shares the Whipple family name. Wade tells Knuckles that he's actually his dad, and Knuckles quickly deduces that Pete is the champion and will be at the Tournament of Champions in Reno.
In the episode "Reno, Baby", Pistol Pete appears out of a dark room and moves around a casino, swiftly gambling, tipping a waitress with some money he won, spend time with fans, win a round of roulette, and throws the chip out for his fans to grab.
Personality[]
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At first, Pete Whipple came off as kind and polite when reuniting with his son, but when later revealing his true nature, he is actually a greedy, arrogant, selfish, cocky and self-centered person, it can be said by the way he tried to steal Wade's trophy, and the way he told Susie to be silent by calling her a brat.[13]
Additionally, Pete Whipple fakes and hides his Cockney accent by having a British accent.
Powers and abilities[]
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One of Pete's skills is being excellent at bowling. He has won 27 times in total over the course of his career.
Relationships[]
Wade Whipple[]
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Friends/allies[]
Neutral[]
Enemies[]
- Knuckles the Echidna
- The Warriors
- Susie Barnes
- Wade Whipple (son)
- Wanda Whipple (daughter)
- Wendy Whipple (ex-wife)
Trivia[]
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- José Luis Orozco was mistakenly credited as Pete's Latin Spanish voice actor in the Latin Spanish dubbing credits, as it is actually Sergio Gutiérrez Coto that provides the voice.
- The use of "schmuck" to describe Pete is replaced with other terms in the following dubs:
- French and Italian: Stupid
- Polish: Donkey
- Spanish (Latin America): Ruffian
- Additional nicknames for Pete in foreign dubs include:
- French: "Toilet brush" and "old geezer".
- German and Italian: "Piece of turd"
References[]
- ↑ Knuckles (TV series), Japanese voiceover credits. Amazon Prime Video.
- ↑ Knuckles (TV series), Brazilian Portuguese dubbing credits. Paramount+
- ↑ Knuckles (Danish). Danske Film Stemmer. Retrieved on 13 August 2024.
- ↑ Knuckles (TV series), French dubbing credits
- ↑ "Knuckles" (Italian). AntonioGenna. Retrieved on April 30, 2024.
- ↑ 너클즈 (더빙), Korean voiceover credits. TVING.
- ↑ Knuckles. www.eldoblaje.com (April 16, 2024). Retrieved on April 16, 2024.
- ↑ Knuckles / Knuckles - Dabingforum.cz. Dabingforum.cz (March 8, 2024). Retrieved on April 11, 2024.
- ↑ Knuckles (2024) (German). Deutsche Synchronkartei. Retrieved on April 28, 2024.
- ↑ נאקלס (2024) (Hebrew). ishim.co.il. Retrieved on 19 August 2024.
- ↑ "A Knuckles magyar hangjai" (Hungarian). Mentrum. Retrieved on August 6, 2024.
- ↑ Banker, Carol (April 26, 2024). "Reno, Baby". Knuckles (TV series). Season 1. Episode 5. Paramount+.
- ↑ Banker, Carol (April 26, 2024). "What Happens in Reno, Stays in Reno". Knuckles (TV series). Season 1. Episode 6. Paramount+.
