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The Annoyingly Cute Triplets Who Lived Upon the Hill were the ancestors of Grandfather, Father, Monty Uno, and Numbuh 1 who lived at the Alamode during the 19th century.

History[]

Like their modern counterparts, the Delightful Children From Down the Lane, they frequently celebrated their birthday and prepared a delicious cake, which they refused to share with anyone else. The cake's recipe was kept by their mother, who is Father's great-grandmother. When the KND attacked the Alamode to get the recipe, Numbuh 19th Century set off a defense mechanism, which caused a nuclear explosion of ice cream that froze close to five thousand operatives (all of whom had to be decommissioned after being thawed, as they were technically over 13).

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Trivia[]

  • The triplets' design seems to be loosely based on that of the Grady Twins from the film adaptation of the Stephen King novel The Shining.
  • One of them is Grandfather's mother in order to pass on the fire powers. One triplet can act on her own accord, meaning they may not be one entity like their later descendants.
    • However, the DCFDTL are shown to be able to separate on rare occasions, except unlike the triplets, they were adopted. To imply they passed on the Shadow Suit abilitites, they are her ACTUAL daughters that were later delightfulized.
  • Since their bloodline had produced Father in the current time, the triplets (and their mother) were able to escape before the flash-freeze.
  • Their mother is colored black and red, which would mean she possibly had thermal-based abilities similar to Grandfather and Father.
  • In a fan interview with Mr. Warburton, it's revealed that they are, in fact, delightfulized.[1]
  • In the book 2x4 Technology Handbook, Numbuh 2 calls Numbuh 19th century a Victorian operative. It's likely that the triplets are well. Since Operation: C.A.K.E.D.- F.I.V.E said early 19th century, it's possible that they were active at the earliest in the late 1830s to the early 1840s. This would match up with the real-life Battle of the Alamo (which loosely inspired the Alamode) having taken place in 1836.
  • When you look at the recipe imprinted on Numbuh 19th Century's chest, it says Grandma's Recipe. Since the recipe is the triplets mother's, it's likely that it is her grandmother's recipe.

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