do not push the red button ren and stimpy

Speed: Peak Human with Subsonic reactions. Comparable to Ren, who blew up a small town, which yielded this level of power) Goes up to Low-High), Toon Force, possible Flight, Statistics Amplification, Dimensional Storage, Body Control, Invulnerability (via Powdered Toast), BFR (Can send a foe across time), Weapon Mastery, Immortality (Types 2 and 3), Existence Erasure, Reality Warping, Self-Sustenance (Type 1), Plot Manipulation (Can control the story to a degree), Fourth Wall Awareness, Summoning, Time Manipulation and Time Travel (Can travel in time with his time machine), can crawl inside his belly button, can spit out hairballs, Enhanced Sensesĭestructive Ability: Multi-City Block Level ( Managed to put a golf ball from an astroid, all the way to Earth. Special Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Empowerment, Regeneration (Mid. Ren, Stimpy and the announcer all disappear (as does Ren and Stimpy's image in the title card at the end of the. Finally, Stimpy can't take anymore and pushes the button.

The show ran on Nickelodeon from 1991 to 1996.

'Stimpy' Cat, a red cat with a blue bulbous nose and is not bright (voiced by Billy West). It starred Ren Hoek, an asthma-hound chihuahua (voiced by John Kricfalusi 1991 - 1993 and Billy West 1993 - 1996), and Stimpson J. Cat is a red cat with a blue nose and one of the main protagonists of the show 'Ren and Stimpy'. While Stimpy ponders whether or not to push the tantalizing History-Eraser Button, the off-screen announcer (also voiced by Billy West) appears on screen egging Stimpy on. The Ren and Stimpy Show (often just called Ren and Stimpy) is a Nickelodeon cartoon. Go ahead, Ren, say something in Limburger. Now we can communicate with various cheeses, regardless of their foreign tongue.

Do not push the red button ren and stimpy