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This page is about the object; for the adjective, see here. |
| Professional | |
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Type |
Human, Other, Other |
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Behavior |
Docile |
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Synonyms |
Administrator, Analyst, Appraiser, Producer |
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Available in |
Scribblenauts, Super Scribblenauts, Scribblenauts Remix, Scribblenauts Unlimited, Scribblenauts Unmasked, Scribblenauts Showdown, Scribblenauts Mega Pack |
The Professional is a person that has a particular profession as a permanent career.
Appearance[]
He wears a black suit, and a blue undershirt. He has brown hair and eyebrows. In the old games he had a goatee, but it was removed in later games.
Behavior[]
They have 50 health points and their punch attack deals 5 of damage. They are friendly people, preferring to run away when attacked.
They will investigate any type of businessman (taxman, miser, banker etc). Like most people, they will run away from monsters.
Female Variant[]
  Female variant |
The female professional has the same head as a female student. She wears the same clothing as her male counterpart, but her suit is unbuttoned. |
See Also[]
- Architect
- Babysitter
- Barber
- Beautician
- Beggar
- Bouncer
- Bureaucrat
- Cable Girl
- Cable Guy
- Chief
- Clerk
- Construction Worker
- Courtier
- Crossing Guard
- Curmudgeon
- Delivery Man
- Delivery Woman
- Electrologist
- Engineer
- Fireman
- Firewoman
- Florist
- Gambler
- Goth
- Hairdresser
- Hillbilly
- Hippie
- Hipster
- Hostage
- Hunchback
- Hunter
- Huntress
- Hypnotherapist
- Ice Cream Man
- Ice Cream Woman
- Landlord
- Lifeguard
- Lighthouse Keeper
- Linguist
- Lumberjack
- Manicurist
- Massage Therapist
- Mechanic
- Merchant
- Milk Man
- Miner
- Mountain Woman
- Neanderthal
- Nobleman
- Noblewoman
- Nomad
- Patient
- Plumber
- Postman
- Postwoman
- Programmer
- Prospector
- Protester
- Psychologist
- Punk Rocker
- Real Estate Agent
- Shopkeeper
- Someone
- Stadium Vendor
- Street Vendor
- Sunbather
- Tour Guide
- Tourist
- Town Crier
- Troglodyte
- Utility Worker
- Water Bearer
Trivia[]
- In Super Scribblenauts, this object had the words associate, auteur, client and colleague as synonyms.