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This is Ryan Dennis in his Iron Man Jr. Armor. Like Jimmy Neutron and Ford Pines, Ryan was born with a incredulously High IQ, perhaps just as high as the smartest Kryptonians in the world, and embrace his talent of inventing a lot of stuff. But unlike Jimmy's parents, who accepted him for who he is, Ryan's father admonishes him for wanting to do something other than be a Lawyer in his future.

Compared to the Northwests, Ryan's Dad is definitely stricter than certain Parents. Although he claims and thinks it’s for the best, it’s crushing Ryan. On the surface, Ryan looks happy, but he's trapped inside. Nathan not only puts down the strictest rules, Nathan abuses Ryan verbally, physically, and emotionally.

Every day, Ryan has to study, even during the holidays. Ryan is barred from celebrating Halloween, Christmas, Easter, Valentine's Day, St. Patrick Day. Ryan is even forced to study on Summer Break and Spring Break. Nathan even put parental restrictions on his computer, and phone so he can’t download any apps, and he blocked all social media/games/”inappropriate/noneducational” websites on her computer.

Ryan is forbidden to look up to heroes like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Thor, Captain America, Iron Man, or even Goku.

Ryan is not allowed to watch any movies at all unless they are non-fictional and focus on American Politics about Republicans.

Ryan is barred from watching cartoons, playing video games, reading comics or going on social media.

Ryan cannot speak to, or mention LGBT-related stuff as his father thinks that being gay or bi is wrong.

If Ryan were to sidestep even one of those rules, he would be whipped with a belt. If he lied about sidestepping those rules, he'd be locked in his room for a few hours, but whenever he's locked in his room as a punishment, it's either for the rest of the day, or even a whole weekend if he gets in trouble on Friday.

Ryan had no say in life. If he tried to speak up for himself, he would be humiliated by his father via shouting, verbal abuse will follow, sometimes physical abuse (As I stated with the belt, and every once in a while, Ryan is either punched in the face or slapped across the face). Nathan isn’t afraid to shout at Ryan and put him in a bad light in front of his friends and even public, so that everyone thinks he's nasty. And of course, he couldn’t do anything but bite his tongue.

That is until he met some of the Toon City kids and learned that there's more to life than just being political and acting mature. He learned how to be himself and not someone he's not. And he learned to embrace his gifts, and because of that, Ryan learned how to have the childhood he wanted instead of the adulthood he never wanted.

The picture represents the arguing sides of what's right and wrong for Ryan, and Ryan is inbetween them, determined to pick his own path whether his Father has a problem with it or not.

(Ryan will play a big part in Toon City: Endgame! So Look for foreshadowing clues.)