1. Tucker Foley
Appeared in: "Mystery Meat" and every episode from then on
Tucker embodies the stereotypical Black Nerd (or "Blerd" as Turk coined), a trait popularized by Urkel. Naturally, his first noticeable feature is the big glasses. Surrounding his head is a red beret. He's worn it backwards once in order to impress chicks (because it's apparently an European thing to do), but failed. Without it, his head is smooth and short.
He wears a long sleeved yellow shirt and baggy olive pants. Like Sam, he dons boots, only brown in color. He always carries around a PDA that it might as well be his chief fashion accessory.
2. Suit Tucker
Appeared in: "Parental Bonding"
Tucker wears this for the school dance. A standard two-piece suit, dark green in color. The dress shirt is yellow. He not only wears the same brown boots, but doesn't remove his beret either.
3. Gym Tucker
Appeared in: "One of A Kind"
The first gym clothes you see Tucker wear. It's a white sleeveless tank top with red trimmings. His pants are red while his sneakers are black with some white. Geez, look at that; he can't go one damn minute without that goddamn PDA.
4. Ghost Tucker
Appeared in: "What You Want"
Later on, he gains a second, more powerful form. Still green, he turns muscular, gains red eyes, and loses his boots in favor of flipper feet (not well demonstrated in the pic).
5. PJ Tucker
Appeared in: "What You Want"
Tucker's PJ is somewhere underneath all that pile of blankets.
6. Ember-Obsessed Tucker
Appeared in: "Fanning the Flames"
While Sam opposes all things Ember in favor of Indie bands and Danny is more confused/suspicious of her popularity, Tucker easily takes in the Diva's fame.
His first Ember garb composes of a black T-shirt with her symbol. He wears a purple beret with a different Ember symbol. By the next day, Tucker changes up his attire a bit. He still wears the same shirt, but this time, over his standard yellow one. His beret is replaced by an Ember wig.
7. "Doomed" Tucker
Appeared in: "Teacher of the Year"
Tucker's video game avatar; his suit is a bright yellow full-bodied armor. Orange techno lines criss-cross over all angles of the suit. The helmet and torso armor seems to "connect" with each other, so to speak. Moving his neck must be very difficult, something which live-action Batman movies can relate.
8. Goth Tucker
Appeared in: "13"
Seeking a new image for himself, Tucker is eventually swayed by Sam to try out the Goth routine. She first fashions a black beret before moving onto greener (or blacker) pastures.
Goth Tucker sports messy, dull spiked hair. Despite the glasses he wears in the picture here, he actually has 'em off for the majority of his Goth wear. He wears a black shirt with a skull symbol, patterned with a striped lavender shirt. His pants are gray and his boots both gray and black. The soles are more jaggy then Sam's.
Like Sam, he, too dons a choker, only gray with dull spikes. He dons two matching spiked bracelets.
Useless trivia: all three of the main characters have gone Goth at one point throughout the show.
9. Funny Face Tucker
Appeared in: "Fright Night"
Tucker's cheap Halloween costume. Hey, as long as he gets the goods.
10. Swimsuit Tucker
Appeared in: "Lucky in Love"
Tucker's swimsuit is nothing but red trunks. Oh, and three flotation devices. I guess he can't swim very well. It's cool, I can't either; though I just tend to avoid deep water.
11. "Ghost" Tucker
Appeared in: "The Million Dollar Ghost"
A plain white sheet with the words, "Boo-Yea Tour" written on it. Tucker meant to make money off of tourists by hosting all the popular ghost haunts of Amity Park. It would be a smart move; he'd be rich in a matter of weeks.
Also, it's Boo-YA. Boo-YA, not "yea". Where the hell did the animators get that one from? Bad Engrish slipped in by the Korean animators?
12. Sam Tucker
Appeared in: "Control Freaks"
Covering Sam's first period so she can see the opening to Circus Gothic, Tucker dresses in her place (in exchange for money). He wears the same exact outfit with the exception of the lavender leg stockings (his legs are bare).
It doesn't work. Because, you know, a person of different gender and skin tone would be really convincing.
13. Bat Hat Tucker
Appeared in: "Control Freaks"
Tucker briefly shows Sam the bat hat he bought in the midst of sneaking up Circus Gothica and Freakshow, scaring Sam unintentionally. He asked if she liked it. She swats it away.
14. Dr. Tucker
Appeared in: "Doctor's Disorders"
Whether to avoid all the ghost germs or to disguise himself, Tucker sports a light blue apron and surgical mask in pursuit of Danny (and Sam).
...My god, look at his tiny, tiny wrists.
15. Hospital Gown Tucker
Appeared in: "Doctor's Disorders", "Masters of All Time"
Tucker dons this light blue gown when his leg breaks at the end of the episode. He wears a similar one in "Masters of All Time" when he was Ecto-Acne'd by Vlad.
16. Old Tucker
Appeared in: "Pirate Radio"
To lure ghost pirates (who are kidnapping all the adults of Amity Park), Tucker disguises himself as an old man.
He wears a wig that makes him graying and bald. He still dons his yellow shirt, but it's over draped by a green sweater jacket. He wears tan slacks and black shoes. To make it more convincing, Tucker also carries a cane.
17. Winter Coat Tucker
Appeared in: "The Fright Before Christmas"
Tucker's winter jacket. It's as yellow as his shirt. It possess a white collar. He wears a black shirt underneath (well, in this picture anyways; he still wears his normal yellow shirt whenever he doesn't have the jacket on) and finishes it off with a red and white peppermint-ish scarf.
He briefly dons a red beret with a mistletoe attached to it in order to get, what else, kisses. It wasn't completely wasted; a dog licked him.
18. Gym Tucker 2.0
Appeared in: "Micro Management"
Similar to Danny and Sam's (and all the kids of Casper High), Tucker's standard gym uniform composes of a white shirt with the "CH" logo plastered on the chest. A red circle surrounds it.
He wears matching red pants and white socks and sneakers.
19. Friar Tuck
Appeared in: "Beauty Marked"
When Tucker and Danny were out to rescue Sam (miserably), Tucker dons an outfit that fits the medieval kingdom. Still hosting his usual yellow, Tucker's shirt possess a hood with dull edges. The shirt extends to his thighs.
He has on two gray belts that holds two quivers, as well as a bow of which he shoots PDAs from. Hard to imagine him chucking his precious devices so carelessly like that. He wears a black belt. He dons his school backpack as well. He has a gauntlet on his right arm as well as a band on the upper portion of said arm. The left hosts a gray glove.
20. Pharaoh Tucker
Appeared in: "King Tuck"
Tired of being ignored, Tucker uses a mystical scepter to create his own personal Egyptian kingdom.
His headdress is lavender and black in color with a green snake ornament as well as a green false beard. His cape is lavender with gold trimmings. I can't tell if it connects with the white collar around his neck/chest area. It, too has gold trimmings that overlaps the black. He has on green gauntlets.
He wears a white sash with equal gold trimmings swishing around the robe. Lastly, he has on brown sandals.
21. Mascot Tucker
Appeared in: "Reality Trip"
He first wears this when he was covering for Danny in "What You Want", but a full description of that outfit can be seen in Danny's fashion page.
This version was worn in order to escape the Guys in White's grasp. Like Danny's brief time as a mascot, Tucker's disguise is a giant black, goofy-looking bird. His eyes are red in color as is his jersey. It has white trimmings and the letter "C" on the chest. It's a color inverse of the previous mascot wear.
22. School Uniform Tucker
Appeared in: "Eye For An Eye"
When Vlad issued school uniforms on the students, Tucker is forced to wear one as well.
Being it's a uniform, it's the same as Danny's and the other students of Casper High; a white short sleeved shirt, blue neck tie, red crossed sweater vest, blue slacks, and blue shoes. The picture of Tuck's outfit isn't that good, but he doesn't get good shots in his time on uniform. Just go see Danny's for a full view.
23. Rambo Tucker
Appeared in: "Eye For An Eye"
To take out a nearby video camera so Danny can transform in private, Tucker goes all rambo to tear it down. It's basically him with a blue bandanna around his forehead and black marks on his cheeks.
24. White Jacket Tucker
Appeared in: "Infinite Realms"
A Fenton jacket stored in the Specter Speeder, Tucker wears this when he is in the Far Frozen with Danny and Sam.
It's a simple white coat that reaches just down to the bottom of his hips. It has a furry hood and a black "f" logo surrounded by a green circle.
____________________________________________25. Danny Tucker
Appeared in: "Forever Phantom"
In order to fool the Fenton parents while the real Danny is unable to go human, Tucker and Sam alternate being him so as to distract the two. His outfit is basically Danny Fenton's outfit. What more can I add?
26. Tucker-Bot
Appeared in: "Livin' Large"
When Danny was briefly rich, he ordered robot duplicates of his best friends as the real ones wouldn't stop nagging at him.
Ignoring that below-the-belt low-blow of a move, the Tucker-Bot isn't as cool-looking as the Sam-Bot. The Tucker-Bot has a red beret (that is able to extend and offensively strike a person). His face is gray as well as his legs, arms, certain parts of his body, and backpack. The rest of the torso is yellow.
Later in the series, the Tucker-Bot was disguised to look like Danny in order to fool the Fentons when their real son was in ghost mode.
27. Even Geekier Tucker
Appeared in: "Frightmare"
Looking even geekier then before, Tucker dons this outfit in his dreams. His pants and boots are the same. His top composes of a cream dress shirt and a plaid blue sweater vest. He tops it off with a red bow tie. Jimmy Olsen would be proud.
28. Blue Jacket Tucker
Appeared in: "Phantom Planet"
Tucker wore this while advising his team on the giant Intangibility machine he blueprinted. It's a blue jacket with a white collar and bottom white trimmings. The zipper is yellow. The American Flag graces the left breast.
29. Mayor (*groan*) Tucker
Appeared in: "Phantom Planet"
The outfit he wore when he became mayor by end. (I know, just bare with me) Again, his pants and boots are the same. The top composes of a tophat, a white dress shirt, yellow vest, and matching black suit. He wears yet another red bowtie.
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Article written in: Aug. 21, 2009
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