In " Come Along With Me," Betty, Maja, and Normal Man summon GOLB to Ooo, and he wreaks havoc by combining the candy people's mass to create hostile wraiths. In " Temple of Mars," Betty speaks to Magic Man (now known as King Man) about her plan to both save Simon from the ice crown and to get back Margles from GOLB. The Lich calls himself the "last scholar of GOLB" in " Whispers." Later, Magic Man changes his mind, claiming that Grob Gob Glob Grod is wrong and GOLB is "probably not coming back." Grob Gob Glob Grod believes that GOLB will return and Magic Man agrees, using the threat of GOLB as a pretext for building a security system on Mars that takes the shape of Margles. It is revealed that GOLB attacked Mars at some point and "took" Magic Man's wife, Margles. He is mentioned later in " You Forgot Your Floaties." While inside Magic Man's mind, Betty witnesses a memory of him and Grob Gob Glob Grod discussing GOLB at an unknown date in the past. He is first seen briefly at the end of " Puhoy." After old Finn dies in the Pillow World and is being warped back to his own reality, he bounces off GOLB's tongue. The top row of eyes are slanted and almond-shaped, resembling Betty's pre-Mushroom War glasses and the lower set of eyes have a line between them, making each eye look like the lens to a pair of glasses. He has orange-yellow talons on his fingers and toes.Īfter fusing with Betty, GOLB's appearance is altered, appearing as giant and red with a cubic/pyramid head somewhat similar in appearance to Grob Gob Glob Grod's but the shape appears to be that of Betty and her clothing, and their eyes are blue and green instead of yellow. His hands have three fingers and his feet have two toes and one dewclaw. He has a forked tongue that is large and purple.
Up close GOLB has cracks around his eyes and mouth.
He has four round yellow eyes with green pupils, with the two eyes on top slightly larger than the two below. GOLB has a massive muscular red body and a cubic head topped with a pyramid with the bottom half fraying upward.
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