Wishy-Washy

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Character information Other names Experiment 267 Occupation Jumba's 267th experiment Wish granter Home Hawaii Likes Granting wishes Hugging individuals Dislikes Being captured or abandoned Powers and abilities Wish granting Paraphernalia Wand-like antenna Wishy-Washy, also known as Experiment 267, is an illegal genetic experiment created by Jumba Jookiba and a character in the Lilo & Stitch franchise. He is designed to grant any wish he hears, but the wishes are usually granted literally. He also has a wish limit meter on his stomach; when the gauge is depleted, he loses his wish-granting power and is deemed useless. Background Physical appearance Wishy-Washy is a periwinkle teddy-bear-like experiment similar to a fairy. He has small butterfly-like wings on his back that enable him to fly, a pink gauge-like belly that turns white when all the wishes are used up, and a "wand" on his head that lights up every time a wish is granted. Wishy-Washy also has a tongue that functions similar to a chameleon's tongue. Powers and abilities Wishy-Washy can grant any wish he hears, but he is very literal, and the wish will likely not quite turn out as expected. He also has a wish limit meter on his belly, which starts out completely pink, but the gauge slowly diminishes as wishes are granted; when white, all the wishes are depleted, and he loses his wish-granting power. He will respond to requests to undo any wish, though it is unknown if the wish is put back on his gauge or if the reversal counts as a wish.