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[[File:Planet Terry and Princess Ugly.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1|Summarising ''[[Planet Terry (comic)|Planet Terry]]'' and shaking my head the whole time so the people on the bus know I disagree with it.]]
A girl so hideous that her name comes with its own nervous response, '''Princess'''<sub> (shudder) </sub>'''Ugly''' is the reigning monarch of [[Gorkel]]. She is beloved by her people, the [[Gorkels]], despite her failure to live up to the high beauty standards of a race of gaunt, green apes.
 
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Terry and friends escaped when Vermin left them unattended, and they resumed their quest. Locating the dungeon, Terry ordered the guard to open Princess Ugly's cell, so that he could restore her to the throne on behalf of her loyal people. The guard didn't consider this a good reason, so Omnus made a more compelling argument via the medium of violence. Inside the cell, Terry was flabbergasted to find that Princess Ugly was, in fact, beautiful, though Robota responded "Only if you think ''beauty'' is beautiful!" with a scowl.
 
[[File:Planet Terry sleeping princess.jpg|thumb|left]]
Omnus covered his ears and hoped for a stop to the snoring. Calling upon his knowledge of sleeping princesses, Terry gave Princess Ugly a kiss on the cheek, which ''did'' awaken her – only for her to slap him around the face and chew him out for kissing a girl he didn't even know. The dungeon guard led the celebrations now that the princess was awakened and Vermin deposed. While the [[Vermin the Vile's species|crowd]] cheered, Terry asked a passer-by why the Domed City was so named if it had no dome. Correcting the man's suggestion that it was written in the book, Princess Ugly explained that it was due to the prophecy that once the evil spell was broken, the [[Mayhem Maker]] would go haywire and destroy the citadel – rather than the ''Domed'' City, it was the ''Doomed'' City. This was "close enough!" for its citizens, who scattered to escape.
 
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