Yukky World Brock Broccoli
Chris Holt knows the story and here it is!
Brock Broccoli loves nothing more than the look on a child’s face when they see him on their plate. They cringe, they cry, they scream and shout, but no one escapes his wrath. Sure he may look like a tiny little forest for an adorable little diorama but deep down he’s a bad bushy headed dude that wants nothing more than ruin every meal he comes near.
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