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The Chubby Club are a group of characters in All Star Smashers. They are the main characters of the Oscarland series.

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  • Oscar the Chubby White Tiger is the leader of the Chubby Club. Despite being the leader, he's very immature, often engaging in childish activities and spending most of his time taking naps, as well as behaving like a girl despite being a boy. Despite these shortcomings, he's also a skilled cook and exercises on occasion.
  • Ollie the Snow Leopard is the second in command of the Chubby Club and Oscar's sidekick. Being the straight man of the two bros, Ollie is also rather shy and insecure about himself, hence why he doesn't see himself as a leader and gives the title to Oscar. He's still quite tough despite seeming to be cowardly, and is also efficient in Kung-Fu.
  • Amanda the Cute and Adorable Panda is a super master of Kung-Fu, and also the owner of the Dragon's Diner restaurant. She teaches Kung-Fu for a living, and demands things not now, but NOW. And despite her cute appearance, she herself thinks she isn't cute but chubby.
  • Tabatha the Tortoise is an extraordinary swimmer, and an ideal role model that other citizens in Toyworld look up to. She's a very helpful and thoughtful friend, but has a very messy shell, which is also her bedroom, and is filled with a lot of cool stuff, which contrasts her ideal role model personality.
  • Emrly the Snail is Tabatha's best friend. To make up for her traditional slowness due to being a snail, Emrly has rocket boost handicaps inside her shell to increase her speed. She is also extremely shy and has a colossal phobia of all things French. Oscar loves teasing her about this simply by saying France. Like Tabatha, her shell is also her bedroom. But unlike Tabatha, Emrly's shell is known to be neat and tidy.
  • Russ the Goat is the final member of the Chubby Club, being Amanda's best friend and star pupil in the Kung-Fu Club. He also works at the Dragon’s Diner, and mostly seems to have similar positive and negative traits of an average farm goat.

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