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Wizard Kelly Sr. is a famous basketball player, entrepreneur, philanthropist and now Mayor of the city of Emilyville, California. He is the by far the richest and most powerful man in the city which at one point was named after him. He owns half of the businesses in town. He is married to Ginger Snaps, a former high school sweetheart of Oscar Proud who she dumped after Oscar lost the 1977 Middle School Basketball State Championship.

Background[]

Capitalizing on his fame from making the winning basket, which Oscar Proud missed in a critical high-school basketball game years ago, Wizard Kelly leveraged his local celebrity status into a multi-billion dollar corporate conglomerate to the point of having multiple businesses, venues, and even building built in his name. He owns virtually every major successful business and enterprise in the local district area which is the Proud's hometown and at some point was renamed in his honor as Wizardville, or Wizville[1].

Wizard often fails to recall the correct names of people he should know well; for example, always calling Zoey "Susie". The fact he is constantly corrected indicates either he does not bother to remember them, being inconsequential-to-him "little people", or he is purposefully showing his disdain. For example, someone he should know well from high school. Especially the Big Game is Oscar, who he calls "Oliver Prune".

Due to his height, Wizard Kelly's face is almost never seen in photo and video compositions. Instead, the shots are awkwardly angled so he can only be seen from the neck down. However, his face has made been briefly seen at least twice[2][1].

Wizard has a twin brother, Lizard, who runs the UBC Television Network.

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Trivia[]

  • Wizard Kelly is an allusion to Magic Johnson. Wizard's last name comes from the maiden name of Magic's wife, Earlitha "Cookie" Kelly, which is cemented by the fact Wizard Kelly's wife's nickname is "Gingersnaps", a cookie.
  • Had Oscar Proud made that pivotal shot during the big basketball game instead of missing it, Wizard and Oscar would have had very different lives from how they unfolded[3].

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