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The '''Underpants Bandits''' is a fictional children's book series by [[Mik Davies]], which focuses on two boys named Bryce and Brody who go back in time to steal underwear from famous people so they can put them in a museum. There are 26 known books in the series. They were banned in [[Greg Heffley|Greg's]] school because of the rude humor. It was mentioned in [[Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down|Double Down]] when [[Greg Heffley|Greg]] says that he saw a [[Unidentified Kid]] walking down the hall with his Underpants Bandits book earlier this week, until an [[Unidentified Eighth-Grader Bully]] gave him a atomic wedgie. | |||
== Known Books == | |||
*Gandhi's Undergarments | |||
* Lincoln's Longjohns (upcoming book) | |||
* Napoleon's Britches | |||
*Shakespeare's Skivvies | |||
* Untitled Book With Van Gogh (Unknown title) | |||
* Untitled Book With Leonardo Da Vinci (Unknown title) | |||
* Cleopatra's Pantyhose | |||
* Grant's Trousers | |||
* Bach's Boxers | |||
* Underpants Bandits | |||
== Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
The Underpant Bandits.png|The book cover. | |||
The Atomic Wedgie.png|A [[Unidentified Kid]] with the Underpants Bandits book in the hall. However, an [[Unidentified Eight-Grader Bully]] give him an atomic wedgie. | |||
underpants 1.PNG | |||
Underpants 2.PNG|Book reports of many books | |||
Underpants 3.PNG | |||
Underpants 4.PNG|A bootleg version from Japan, after the school banned it, people started selling these | |||
Underpants 5.PNG | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Names in other languages == | |||
*'''Spanish:''' ''Los Ladrones de Calzoncillos'' | |||
== Trivia == | |||
* This may be a spoof of ''Captain Underpants'', a book series by Dav Pilkey, due to the authors' similar names, rude humor, and "Underpants" in the title. The sequence featuring the parents trying to get the books banned could also be a jab at parents who complained about the toilet humor in the actual ''Captain Underpants'' books. | |||
* This may also be a spoof of ''Time Bandits'', a 1981 British fantasy film. Both include characters going back in time to steal things. | |||
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The Underpants Bandits is a fictional children's book series by Mik Davies, which focuses on two boys named Bryce and Brody who go back in time to steal underwear from famous people so they can put them in a museum. There are 26 known books in the series. They were banned in Greg's school because of the rude humor. It was mentioned in Double Down when Greg says that he saw a Unidentified Kid walking down the hall with his Underpants Bandits book earlier this week, until an Unidentified Eighth-Grader Bully gave him a atomic wedgie.
Known Books
- Gandhi's Undergarments
- Lincoln's Longjohns (upcoming book)
- Napoleon's Britches
- Shakespeare's Skivvies
- Untitled Book With Van Gogh (Unknown title)
- Untitled Book With Leonardo Da Vinci (Unknown title)
- Cleopatra's Pantyhose
- Grant's Trousers
- Bach's Boxers
- Underpants Bandits
Gallery
The book cover.
A Unidentified Kid with the Underpants Bandits book in the hall. However, an Unidentified Eight-Grader Bully give him an atomic wedgie.
Book reports of many books
A bootleg version from Japan, after the school banned it, people started selling these
Names in other languages
- Spanish: Los Ladrones de Calzoncillos
Trivia
- This may be a spoof of Captain Underpants, a book series by Dav Pilkey, due to the authors' similar names, rude humor, and "Underpants" in the title. The sequence featuring the parents trying to get the books banned could also be a jab at parents who complained about the toilet humor in the actual Captain Underpants books.
- This may also be a spoof of Time Bandits, a 1981 British fantasy film. Both include characters going back in time to steal things.