Angelicon

"Angelicon" is a Season 7 episode of Rugrats, and notably the first episode in production order that is set after Rugrats in Paris: The Movie.

Characters Present

 * Tommy
 * Chuckie
 * Phil
 * Lil
 * Kimi (debut in an episode)
 * Angelica
 * Fifi (debut in an episode)
 * Chas
 * Kira (debut in an episode)
 * Stu
 * Cynthia
 * Superthing

Plot
When Stu and Chas build the Rugrats a tree house complete with verandah, slide, pole.. the works, the kids take to it quickly. All of them except Chuckie that is, who is afraid of heights. Meanwhile, Kimi finds that Angelica's Cynthia doll is the perfect companion to her favorite toy, Super-Thing, which doesn't sit with Angelica too well. When Cynthia gets stuck on the treehouse roof, the babies escape Angelica's wrath by going into a fantasy world (which is like ), where they run from the dreaded Angelicon monster, then they defeat the girly ogre.

Quotes
Kimi: I want to play this game again! Angelica's fun!

Kira: Angelica! Want some lemonade?

Tommy: Kimi! NO! (Tommy to Kimi after he sees her with Cynthia)

Trivia

 * This episode introduced the second version of the Rugrats intro, featuring appearances of all the Rugrats, including Susie, Dil and Kimi, plus a revamped version of the theme song. (Up until now, Peter Chung's introduction was the same since 1991, with only Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil, and Angelica featured). The old intro was still used in some countries until the end of the show's run.
 * Although this is the first episode set after Rugrats in Paris in production order (and the first post-Paris episode to air in Canada), it chronologically takes place after "Finsterella".
 * A clip from this episode was used in a commercial for Burger King's Rugrats promotion for January 2001.
 * Stu, Chas and Kira were the only parents of the Rugrats who appear in this episode. Surprisingly, Dil doesn't appear in this episode.
 * This episode marks the first appearances of Kimi and Kira Finster after the movie Rugrats in Paris.
 * This is the first time Kimi apparently 'ships' Cynthia and Super Thing together and takes Cynthia without asking, as in "Wash/Dry Story", it starts with Kimi playing with both dolls, pretending they are getting married.
 * Moral: Bigger is not always better.