| Lester | |
|---|---|
 Tch, stupid Youtube won't let me upload my superior translation! | |
| Info | |
| First Appearance | insert comic |
| Tag | Green Tag |
| Gender | Male |
| Species/Breed | Dog/Mutt(?) |
| Owner(s) | N/a |
| Relationship | Single |
| Friends & Family | Joey, Dallas |
| Affiliation | N/a |
| Not-so-much Friends |
Almost Everyone Else, Youtube |
| Location | Dimension Prime, Babylon Gardens |
Lester is a brown dog, and one of Joey's Otaku friends. He was introduced (along with Dallas) in Fast Learner. Together, Lester, Joey, and Dallas, form the Babylon Garden's "Geek Squad" or Nerd gang.
Official Site Biography
He's into the same stuff that Joey is, but far, far worse. Don’t ask.
Appearance
Lester is a fully brown dog of uncertain breed. He has tan eyes, and an orange collar with a green tag.
General Information
Lester is a "fandumb" in physical form, and has a hipster-like mentality, commonly complaining about anything concerning people's differing opinions of things he likes, usually Anime and Movies. He is shown to be a purist at times, prefering the original Japanese version of anime and movies instead of the 'butchered' dubbed versions. He is usually shown playing D&D with Joey and Dallas. Convinced of his own mastery of the minutiae of D&D, computer games, space movies and all other matters geeky, Lester is often overbearing and obnoxious towards his fellow nerds and never misses a chance to annoy others by parading his obsession with tiresome geeky details.
Relationships
Joey and Dallas are Lester's equally nerdy friends. They are often seen playing D&D, or something else nerdy, often involving anime or role-playing. Whether they are true friends or just people with the same interests is uncertain, however, since Lester constantly belittles both Joey and Dallas for lacking his mastery of obscure geekdom trivia. In the arc, "Temple Crashers 2", Lester formed a team with Dallas, Joey, and Joey's mousey gal pal, Squeak, to go on the quest to find the mana pool for Keene Milton. Lester takes the role of the Warrior, and the foursome seem to function as a fairly cohesive team. Alternating between rivaling and cooperating with Tarot's team, Lester and his colleagues actually prove helpful in the quest to destroy the mana pool. At the end of the adventure, however, he tries in his typically overbearing manner to convince an astonished Res that the whole experience was just a game illusion.