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'''Photoshop '''is a post-apocalyptic [[Monsters and hostiles|mutated creature]]that is a minor character in the Romantically Apocalyptic series.
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'''Photoshop '''is a post-apocalyptic [[Monsters and hostiles|mutated creature]]that is a minor character in the Romantically Apocalyptic series.
 
Photoshop was one of the objects sent flying by [[Pilot]] due to his incessant tying of [[Red Balloon|balloons]] to everything he came across in his attempt to find a flying machine for [[Captain]].
 
Photoshop was one of the objects sent flying by [[Pilot]] due to his incessant tying of [[Red Balloon|balloons]] to everything he came across in his attempt to find a flying machine for [[Captain]].
   

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Photoshop
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Gender: Female
Species: Mutated Worm
Notable Colors:      Light Blue
First Appearance: 63 Episode Episode 63
Latest Appearance: 63 Episode Episode 63

Photoshop is a post-apocalyptic mutated creaturethat is a minor character in the Romantically Apocalyptic series. Photoshop was one of the objects sent flying by Pilot due to his incessant tying of balloons to everything he came across in his attempt to find a flying machine for Captain.





Appearance

Photoshop is shown to be a multiple-eyed mutated earth worm. She has only been shown three times, and has been given the name of "Photoshop" by Pilot. She is about 6 feet long, with light blue eyes, and rows of sharp teeth.

Photoshop was last seen flying away due to Pilot's tying of balloons to her, but it is mentioned in one of Sniper's journals that Photoshop almost landed on his face. Captain and Pilot have since adopted her as a pet.

Information

Photoshop's ownership is split between Pilot and Captain .

She was once painted with red stripes by Captain, and sent to chase Snippy and Pilot in the basement of a supermarket in order to reenact the browser war, where Photoshop played Firefox.