Gadgets (referred To in Under As 'Gizmets')
- Enlargulator- A device created by Vernon (based on one he saw in the Museum of Tomorrow) to enlarge King Russel to a size capable of deflecting Under's Moon from its current course, which would cause it to crash into Under.
- Smalluator- The opposite of an Enlargulator.
- King Car- Under's first automobile. Driven off a cliff into a canyon to prevent Auntie First and Bob Wire from reverse-engineering it.
- Big Cloud Mall- Flying mall, uses "stinks" as fuel. Once a bottled resource stink is used up, it is immediately dumped to the ground below, and the crew of the mall makes home movies of its splash.
- Drilling Rocket- Rocket drill that burrows through the earth.
- Eye-Looker and Eye-Looker Screen- Reminiscent of a periscope, but with video feed.
- Gargantubob- A mecha built by Bob Wire (when he was Smartulated) to look like himself and help him take over Under. It runs on Swamp Gas.
- Grim Balloon- The hot air balloon Loopy used to attack Under when he was masqueraiding as The Grim. It is shaped as the Grim's head.
- Outty spotlight- The Batman-esque spotlight the Outties of Outtieville shine on the clouds to call in help from the King (Cliff).
- Resmartulator- A device created to reverse the effects of Brain-Sucker attachment. Also capable of dramatically increasing the intelligence of normal individuals it's used on. It is solar-powered, which means during an eclipse (which is when brain-suckers come out and the Resmartulator is generally used) it can only be used a certain number of times before it runs out of power.
- Everything Log- A hollowed log that can provide a wish to anyone who places their hand inside it.
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