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Lucy Simian
Character Information
Gender: Female ♀
Also known as: 2-Faced Baboon (by Nicole only)
Species: Baboon
Age: 2,000,000+ years
Friends: Principal Brown (boyfriend), William, Mr. Small
Enemies: The Wattersons, Rocky, The Bananas
Relatives: An unnamed father
Occupation: Teacher
First Appearance: "The Responsible"
Voice: Lewis MacLeod (Season 1)
Hugo Harold-Harrison (Season 2 onwards)
Gallery Quotes
Color Scheme
skin cloth (Season 1) cloth (Season 2 onwards) hair
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Miss Lucy Simian is a supporting character, as well as the main antagonist in The Amazing World of Gumball. She teaches at Elmore Junior High, and has been doing so since the Stone Age. Miss Simian absolutely despises Gumball, and will do anything to ruin his mischievous plans. Principal Brown has a maddening crush on her, and she gladly returns the feeling.

Appearance

Miss Simian is a very, very old baboon. She has dark grey fur, a homely primate face, and wears a pale brownish-buff polka-dotted dress. Like most primates, her arms span the length of her body, though, she walks solely on her two legs instead of using her arms to help. She is also rather skinny for a primate.

In her Season 2 redesign, her dress is pink with no dots and pink outlines, the wrinkles on her lips are gone, and you cannot see her pelvis. Also, her face is now a color of pink on her nose, eye bags, and ears, as compared to Season 1, in which her face's colors are only black and white.

Personality

Miss Simian acts very grumpy, and doesn't seem to care about her students in the least, especially Gumball and Darwin, whom she hates with a passion. She is a vicious and sadistic woman, who takes great pleasure in giving out pop quizzes, and outright lying to her students just so she doesn't get in trouble. She is also known for bullying people much younger than her, as shown in "The Ape." Her nasty attitude is somewhat justified by the fact that she's been a teacher for many years (numbered in the thousands), a job that she apparently hates. She seems to make an exception for William, as she takes him in as her personal snitch.

In "The Apology," it is shown that when she becomes particularly enraged or frustrated, she reverts to a much more feral personality, and (like a real ape) will loudly screech, and go on a rampage of destruction.

Relationships

Main article: Miss Simian/Relationships

Episode Appearances

  • "Early reel": She appeared in the school playground.

Season 1

  • "The Responsible": She appears at the parent evening.
  • "The Third": She instructs the students to play "trust ball".
  • "The End": She is seen teaching her class.
  • "The Dress": She is one of the people who fall for Gumball's disguise.
  • "The Mystery": She is first seen when she learns about Principal Brown being hurt.
  • "The Ghost": She is mentioned when Darwin puts some of her dandruff in his mixture of gross things.
  • "The Party": She parties at Tobias' house.
  • "The Picnic": She leads her class to a picnic trip.
  • "The Secret": She is seen in Darwin's flashback.
  • "The Sock": She accuses Gumball who she thinks is lying about his homework.
  • "The Mustache": She teaches her class about the human body.
  • "The Ape": Her first major role. She is trying to get a teacher's recommendation from Gumball and Darwin, who were trying to help her with having fun in life.
  • "The Fight": Gumball begs her to send him to detention.

Season 2

  • "The Banana": She is seen drinking her coffee when Gumball and Darwin dash by her, making her drop her cup.
  • "The Apology": Her second major role. She is trying to prove that Gumball and Darwin are bad children by doing some tests, until she decides to frame them, all of which is ruining her relationship with Nigel Brown.
  • "The Words": She is seen in her classroom.
  • "The Skull": She demands to know who upset Clayton in the cafeteria.
  • "The Bet": Bobert literally makes her chill.
  • "Christmas": She is seen carrying a turkey that is possessed by Carrie.
  • "The Flakers": She is seen mowing the lawn when Richard dashes past her, making her mow Nigel's hair.
  • "The Storm": She is seen in her classroom.
  • "The Lesson": She is seen with Principal Brown when Gumball cleans the principal's office.
  • "The Boombox": She appears when everyone celebrates when they think she is retiring.
  • "The Tape": She can be heard when Ocho cheats on his test.

Season 3

  • "The Joy": Her third major role. She is the only one who notices the joy virus and later tries to combat the virus with the supposed cure.
  • "The Fraud": She first appears when Principal Brown breaks into her office.
  • "The Move":
  • "The Burden": She has "romance time" with Principal Brown.
  • "The Lie": She tries to make sure that the entirety of Elmore sees that Sluzzle tag is a lie.
  • "The Butterfly": She teaches her class about the butterfly effect.
  • "The Saint": She, along with Principal Brown and the Librarian are yelling angrily at Alan.
  • "The Safety": She is seen on one of Darwin's security cameras.
  • "The Society": She is seen in the Schoolyard.
  • "The Countdown": She threatens to expel Gumball and Darwin if they continue to arrive at school late.
  • "The Triangle": She can be seen bumping into Coach near the beginning of the episode.

Season 4


Students

Gallery

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Quotes

Main article: Miss Simian/Quotes

Trivia

  • She is the oldest character in the show that is not a planet.
  • The word "simian" means "ape," or "monkey," which is accurate since Miss Simian is a baboon.
  • Miss Simian is apparently quite old, as she has had the same appearance since Nicole was a child.
    • This is due to the fact she is over 2 million years old, and she taught during the Stone Age.
  • In "The Apology," it is revealed that her first name is Lucy.
    • This is a reference to Lucy, the first hominid to walk upright.
  • In Season 2, her accent appears to have slightly changed from a British-American accent to an American accent.
  • In "The Apology," it is revealed that she has taught for over 30,000 years, whilst in "The Pest," it is revealed she has been alive for over 2,000,000 years.
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