Peg-Foot Vicky

Peg-Foot Vicky is a villain from the 1930's version of Dimmsdale that Timmy Turner and his grandfather, Pappy, were wished into.

Character
Peg-Foot Vicky is an outlaw, as shown from a WANTED poster on the wall of the soda bar that Timmy and Pappy visited. The animal inhabitants of the bar all know and fear Vicky. She kidnaps Pappy, hoping to extort money from him and Timmy. She is possibly another ancestor of Vicky the Babysitter.

Description
This version of Vicky appears in a black and white cartoon, so its impossible to accurately determine much about her hair color, but it can be assumed that it is red like Vicky's. She wears a beat up looking hat, a striped shirt, and patched up overalls. Her name comes from her left foot, which is a wooden peg with a skull decal on the bottom. She also occasionally spits out a chewing tobacco substance that bursts into flames when it hits the ground.

Background
After Timmy wished himself and his grandfather into a 1930's version of Dimmsdale, they were able to spend a lot of money because Timmy brought twenty bucks with him, which was worth a lot more back then. They were able to attend a Chippington Skylark show in a soda bar, and while dancing and spending money, they were spotted as "swells" by Peg-Foot Vicky, who kidnapped Pappy and easily pushed Timmy aside. Peg-Foot Vicky wanted to tie Pappy up to train tracks, but other villains had taken up all the room, so she took him to an abandoned saw mill instead. When she saw how slow the saw was moving, she realized why it was abandoned, and Timmy arrived in time to stop her. This time, Timmy used beats like in the Poke Eye the Longshore Man cartoon Pappy had shown him, but he could not beat up Peg-Foot Vicky in the 1930's because she was a girl, so Timmy wished her into a boy, the only noticeable difference was that her ponytail disappears. After a beating from Timmy, Peg-Foot Vicky is knocked into the saw which comes loose, and chases her into the sunset before being blinded by directly looking at the sun.