Gingerbread Man
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Gingerbread Man
Summary
Gingerbread Man is an anthropomorphic bakery product, pastry or cake[1]. He is known by 14 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Gingerbread Man is recorded as male[3].
- Gingerbread Man's instance of is recorded as anthropomorphic bakery product, pastry or cake[4].
- Gingerbread Man's instance of is recorded as gingerbread man[5].
- Gingerbread Man's instance of is recorded as film character[6].
- Gingerbread Man's instance of is recorded as animated character[7].
- Gingerbread Man's based on is recorded as gingerbread man[8].
- Among the performers on Gingerbread Man was Conrad Vernon[9].
- Gingerbread Man was released on April 22, 2001[10].
- Gingerbread Man's fictional or mythical analog of is recorded as gingerbread man[11].
- Gingerbread Man's from narrative universe is recorded as Shrek universe[12].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Shrek[13].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Shrek 4-D[14].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Shrek 2[15].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Shrek 2[16].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Shrek 2: Team Action[17].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Shrek SuperSlam[18].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Shrek Smash n' Crash Racing[19].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Shrek the Third[20].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Shrek Forever After[21].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Shrek the Halls[22].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Scared Shrekless[23].
- Gingerbread Man's present in work is recorded as Puss in Boots: The Last Wish[24].
- Gingerbread Man's quotation is recorded as You're a monster![25].
- Gingerbread Man's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Fictional characters[26].
- Gingerbread Man's P14750 is recorded as FA09-6FD4-8F4E-908E-D9A2[27].
Why It Matters
Gingerbread Man is known by 14 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]