Stereo Monovici

Stereo Monovici
Background information
Television shows	Space Goofs
Video games	Stupid Invaders
Voice	Jeff Bennett (Season 1) Danny Mann (only 2 episodes in Season 2) Simone D'Andrea (Stereo 1) Francesco Orlando (Stereo 2) (italian) Enrico Di Troia (italian season 1 redub)
Designer	Jean-Yves Raimbaud
Character information
Personality	Optimistic, repetitive, resourceful, very talkative, very smart, important, cheerful, friendly, energetic, funny, nice, pleasing
Appearance	See below
Occupation	Bookworm
Alignment	Good
Goal	To get back to the aliens' home planet, Zigma-B (usually, but failed in every episode plus succeeded in Stupid Invaders), To get back to his own home planet (succeeded in the only 2 episodes in Season 2)
Home	Earth (formerly) Zigma-B (in the only two episodes)
Relatives	His grandmother (been put in a jar)
Allies	Gorgious Klatoo, Etno Polino, Candy Caramella (in the first season and both episodes in the second season), Bud Budiovitch, Gracula
Enemies	Bolok, Dr. Saccharin, Igor, The Bats, Gracula (formerly)
Likes	Reading books with facts from various resources, accumulating information that is encyclopedic, having the ability to calculate any object and anything else in a matter of seconds
Dislikes	Humans (tenants), both of his heads arguing, his intelligence being wasted with useless information, getting into battles over two beliefs
Powers and abilities	His calculation of any object or everything else and reading skills
Fate	Always ends up on Earth forever with the rest of the aliens. (Only in the first season) Finally, goes back to Zigma-B with the aliens. (in Stupid Invaders) Goes back to Zigma-B by himself. (In the only two episodes of the second season)

Stereo Monovici is the crimson-red skinned alien, the bookworm of the aliens and one of the main characters of the animated series, Space Goofs. He was voiced by Jeff Bennett in the first season and Danny Mann in the second season.

Background

Stereo is the tallest, slender red-skinned alien that has two heads. He is the overall bookworm of the house, always accumulating information no matter how important that is. Also, he is usually found reading or arguing with his other head.

He is a very smart alien, but his intelligence is wasted on the most useless information often, for example, he has the ability to calculate any object or everything else, including the exact length of a roll of toilet paper for a regiment of 500 parachutists or the number of sixteenth notes in a cantata by J.S. Bach. Plus, he lives in a closed world and ends up answering questions and some facts.

Personality

He is very smart, but intelligent according to the information, he was ultra-talkative and repetitive, plus he accumulates an encyclopedic glut of utterly worthless knowledge.

Appearance

He is a slender crimson red-skinned alien with two heads, duck-like feet, three dog ear-like hair strands in each head (six hairs in two heads), white eyes with green iris and one lavender tongue in each mouth (two tongues).

Trivia

• Stereo was written out of the second season, because the viewers and even Xilam described his personality that was considered "very weak". However, he did return for two episodes, Other World Champs and U.F.O..
• Despite being written out of season two, the theme song, Monster Men still sings five little monsters (instead of four).
• In the Italian (season 1) redub, Stereo was voiced by Enrico di Troia, who voiced Jack Dalton in "The Daltons" and his brother William in "The New Adventures of Lucky Luke"

Gallery

Different Outfits

Pajamas

Thief

Basketball Player

Human 1

Human 2

Human 3

Human 4

Human 5

Girl Guide

Vampire

Angel

Octopus

Goat

Historical Stereo Monovici

Stone Age

Middle Ages

Future

v - e

Media: Space Goofs • Videography • Stupid Invaders • Space Goofs: The Movie Characters: Etno Polino • Bud Budiovitch • Gorgious Klatoo • Candy Caramella • Stereo Monovici Cameos: Oggy • Monica • Joey • Marky • Dee Dee Episodes Season 1: "Once Upon a Time" • "Venus Junior" • "One Minor Technicality" • "Toon In, Drop Out" • "TV Connection" • "Showdown in Tiny Town" • "Old MacDonald Had a House" • "Bats in the Belfry" • "You Can't Go Home" • "Clowning Around" • "Scouts' Night Out" • "Pink Rhinoceros" • "Maybe Baby" • "Holiday Heave Ho" • "Short Changed" • "Backyard for Eternity" • "The Flyling" • "Bad Luck Blues" • "No Account Art" • "Granny Go Home" • "Buy Now, Pay Later" • "Toy Trouble" • "Gnome Alone" • "Rip Van Etno" • "Rebel Without a Brain" • "Time for a Change" • "Snoutra" • "Sweet Tooth Blues" • "Flora and Feast" • "Dingo Bingo" • "We Robot" • "Neighborhood Watch" • "Mother from Another Planet" • "Spook to Rent" • "20,000 Feet Under Home to Rent" • "Bongo Park" • "Flashman vs. Zork" • "Pinball Planet" • "Cassius Gorgious" • "Busy Bees" • "Party Time in Hell" • "Our Ancestors the Humans" • "Timber" • "Prison Pals" • "The Pro" • "Dead Funny" • "Zero Stuff" • "Small You Said?" • "Count Gracula" • "First Love" Season 2: "Don't Monkey With Me!" • "Operation Guinea Pig" • "Zero Gravity" • "Macho Kung-Fu" • "Space Cruiser to the Rescue" • "Stupid Invaders" • "Madame Zelza" • "Get Off My Couch!" • "The Thing from Beyond" • "Tired Big Time" • "Heavy Metal Madness" • "Sir, Yes Sir!" • "Crash Test Dummy" • "Which Witch is Which?" • "Other World Champs" • "Bollywood Aliens" • "The Tunnel" • "Meet My Cousin" • "Who's Who?" • "Pygmy Planet" • "You Drive Me Crazy!" • "A Dog's Life" • "Manga Mania" • "At Space Goofs Dot Com" • "Journey to the Center of the Earth" • "Abracadabra" • "Mummy's Boy" • "Soap Chick Number One" • "Arctic Intelligence" • "The Alien" • "Be My Baby" • "S.O.S." • "The Collector" • "Be My Friend" • "Time Traveler" • "Back to School Blues" • "Remote Control Home" • "U.F.O." • "Invisible Invaders" • "Inside Gorgious" • "Gorilla Island" • "Welcome!" • "Dr. Artichoke and Mr. Candy" • "Buffalo Blues" • "24H" • "The Alien King" • "Doodle" • "The Alien Show" • "Space Sailors" • "Fairy Tale" • "Gorgious the 1st" Objects: SMTV See also: Monster Men