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	{{Cleanup\|date=December 2006}}{{Infobox character
			{{R from television episode\|The Fairly OddParents}}
	\| colour = yellow
			{{R to anchor}}
	\| name = Sprig Speevak
	\| image =
	\| first = "] the film"
	\| last = "Crash Nebula on Ice Space"
	\| cause = Killed by Alien
	\| nickname = Speevak
	\| alias = Crash Nebula
	\| species = Human
	\| gender = male
	\| age = 14 (first), next 45 (as adult)
	\| spouse =
	\| children =
	\| friends = Green Boyle & Chicken
	\| enemies = ], the villains from ] ]
	\| episode = 3
	\| portrayer =
	\| creator = ]
	}}		}}

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