Floop's Castle

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Floop's castle, also known as La Isla de Floop^[1], is a castle owned by Fegan Floop.

Appearance[]

The foundation of the castle is said to be shaped like a boot, with large spires and corridors connecting to the towers. The interior of the castle features puzzle aesthetics, surrealistic paintings, a throne room, a Flooglie transforming room, a dungeon and a virtual room, which is a digital backlot/soundstage where Floop films his shows. This is done from the control room.

History[]

Spy Kids[]

Floop's castle made its first appearance in the original Spy Kids.

Trivia[]

TBA

References[]

↑ Spy Kids August 1999 draft

Spy Kids
Characters
Carmen Cortez • Juni Cortez • Gregorio Cortez • Ingrid Cortez • Isador "Machete" Cortez • Felix Gumm • Fegan Floop • Alexander Minion • Robot Children • Carmenita • Junito • Ms. Gradenko • Mr. Lisp • Donnagon/Donnamight • FoOglies • Thumb Thumbs • Devlin
Items
FoOglie Drawing • Clay Sculpture • Locator Device • How To Be A Spy • Third Brain • Machete BuddyPack • Rehydrator • Color Coded Packets • Tracking Bracelet • World's Smallest Camera • Machete Nitrox Rebreather • Machete Electroshock Gumballs • Machete Electroshock Bubbles • Machete Acid Crayon • Machete Instant Cement
Locations
Cortez Residence • Safe House • Floop's Castle • San Diablo • San Diablo Park • Ukressa • Machete Spy Shop
Vehicles
SPYMobile • N-I-X Super Guppy • RX Express
Organizations
OSS
Miscellaneous
Virtual Room • Transmogrifier

[1] Spy Kids August 1999 draft

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