Johnny Test (DMU)
| Johnny Test | |
|---|---|
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| Species |
Human
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| Gender |
Male
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| Factions |
The Pennis And Also Dicke And Balls Bureau (PAADABB) (formerly)
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| Status |
Transformed into Joey
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| Home Reality | |
In the Dark Mirror Universe, Johnny Test was a member of the Pennis And Also Dicke And Balls Bureau. He was eventually transformed into Joey.
History[edit | edit source]
Johnny Test had been a member of the Pennis And Also Dicke And Balls Bureau for some time before the Dong Squad arrived in the Dark Mirror Universe.
In 150,084 CMT, Johnny Test and his teammates defended the Dong Squad from Kek when they saw the tyrannical entity attacking the newcomers. Rather than fight them all at once, Kek teleported away, so the members of the PAADABB introduced themselves to the Dongers. Once they had all gotten to know each other, Johnny suggested that they return to the PAADABB's base, Panus and Asenis, to relax, compare notes, and prepare for the next fight.[1]
Back at the base, Johnny saw Ainsley Harriott and some LGAMs carry some mutation spaghetti into the laboratory, which piqued his curiosity. Upon being told what it was, Johnny begged Ainsley to test it on him, because he wanted to see what would happen. Ainsley was hesitant at first, but eventually agreed, on the condition that he could not be held liable for what happened to Johnny. Ainsley then strapped Johnny to an operating table while he gathered ingredients for the "recipe". One of the ingredients he found was a test tube sample of Coach's DNA, prompting him to ask Johnny what it was; so Johnny told Ainsley all about Coach and what happened to him. After hearing this, Ainsley secretly added the sample to the recipe, along with another vial labelled "Bob Frumm Food-Use". The ritual that Ainsley performed while mixing the recipe scared Johnny quite a bit, but his fear was replaced with excitement when the recipe was completed. Johnny eagerly consumed the resulting pasta dish, but was immediately painfully transformed into a mutant named Joey, who seemed to have a different mind altogether.[1]
