Greeny Phatom is an Internet animated series created in 2008 by Robert Stainton.

^[20]It is a surreal humor series that involves the character Little Guy and his friends.

It has received several episodes ^[11], spin-offs ^{[22] [19]}, and a film ^[24].

It has received mixed reception from viewers.

Greeny Phatom revolves around the adventures of the character Little Guy and his friends.

Little Guy, whose full name is Lignen Hammil Gunpanow, is the king of the fictional location of 123 Greeny Phatom.

Little Guy has an orange head, a purple body, and black limbs.

^[24] Little Guy's pastimes include reading signs ^[5], shopping ^[4], and hosting parties ^[17].

His friends include Dr. Beanson, a character with a mustache and a hat who solves problems, Geo Guy, a mischievous white stick figure, and Doctor, a character that sings Russian songs and wears a hat that resembles Dr. Beanson's hat.

^[24]Antagonists include Santed Sailor, the owner of the Beach Park cruise ship ^[1], and Gree Guy, the selfish king of 123 Gree City.

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The series includes references to Bananas in Pyjamas [15] and PBS Kids ^[6], among others ^[24].

Various logos are referenced throughout the series, including those of Sony Wonder, Children's Television Workshop, and Cinar.

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In 2008, Robert Stainton created the YouTube channel "greenyphatom2000" and uploaded two Greeny Phatom videos: "To Normal Or Not To Normal" and "Imagine That!".

These videos were uploaded on August 10, 2008 and August 11, 2008 respectively.

^[9] In 2009, Stainton created the channel "greenyphatom2009" and continued to upload videos, beginning with "I Can C U!".

^{[0] [8]}Greeny Phatom can now be found at the channel "2009Greenyphatom", which was created in 2011.

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Speech synthesizers are primarily used to voice the characters of Greeny Phatom.

Software used includes Natural Voices by AT&T Labs, Robosoft software, Speakonia, and the Microsoft text-to-speech voices.

Sound effects are applied to the synthesizers to convey the characters' emotions.

^[24]Robert Stainton provides the voice of Santed Sailor ^[24]and narrates the series ^[21].

Robert Stainton animates episodes of Greeny Phatom.

The animation consists of still frames that are edited together and combined with audio.

^[24]In addition to original animation, visuals contain images and videos from other sources ^[24], segments of other television series ^[7], and live-action footage filmed by Stainton.

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The series contains music from other sources, such as "Yakety Sax" and "Electric Avenue".

Several Russian songs are used in scenes involving the character Doctor.

^[24] Some songs are sung by Stainton, such as "Doctor's Chewing Gum Song".

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As of May 5, 2018, the series has over 100 episodes and over 12 seasons.

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A film based off of the series was created in 2012 titled Greeny Phatom The Movie.

In the film, Dr. Beanson steals a toy and attempts to prevent Little Guy and Little Guy 2 from taking it.

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The film was uploaded in 20 parts.

The first part was uploaded on 19 February 2012 ^[12], and the last part was uploaded on 28 August 2012.

^[13]All of the parts were subsequently edited together into a feature-length video which was uploaded on 19 September 2012.

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Greeny Phatom has received mixed feedback from viewers.

As of May 5, 2018, the film has a similar amount of likes and dislikes.

^[24]The most-viewed episode is "Take Seven" with over 77,000 views.

Greeny Phatom The Movie has over 55,000 views.

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The series has been parodied by Ryan Silberman ^[14]and by SiIvaGunner ^[15].

Stainton has created multiple spin-offs of Greeny Phatom.

These include Gree City which focuses on Gree Guy ^{[3] [22]}and Geo's World which focuses on Geo Guy.

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A soundtrack album featuring music from the film was uploaded throughout 2012 and 2013.

^{[25] [26]}** A motion comic series titled Greeny Phatom Comics premiered on 7 November 2015 with the episode "Hee Haw Procrastionation".

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