50-Ft. Cupid

The '''50-Ft. Cupid' is the titular character of Attack Of The 50-Ft. Cupid, the second book in the Franny K. Stein'' book series.

Personality
The 50-Ft. Cupid is cheerful and innocent, completely oblivious of the fact that shooting his arrows causes real damage.

History
The 50-Ft. Cupid originated as a Valentine's Day card Miss Shelly gave to Franny as an example of the kinds of Valentines Franny should make for her classmates.

Franny's dog Igor ended up accidentally bringing Cupid to life when the card was zapped by the Manifester. The Cupid then became gigantic after he was hit by Franny's Biggerizer. Not long after, the 50-Ft. Cupid burst his way out of Franny's house and started going on a rampage shooting his arrows everywhere in a misguided attempt to spread love.

Franny tried using the Biggerizer on herself to bring down the 50-Ft. Cupid, but got an idea on how to stop him when it occurred to her that the Cupid was essentially a giant baby. She lured the Cupid using her Personal Cow, then used her inventions to shrink Cupid and turn him back into a Valentine while he was busy drinking the Personal Cow's milk.

The 50-Ft. Cupid was briefly seen by Franny when she went back in time to change her middle name in The Fran That Time Forgot and was also remembered as one of the monsters she previously dealt with in Bad Hair Day.

Trivia

 * The 50-Ft. Cupid was depicted as naked in his debut book, but wore a skirt for his depictions in The Fran That Time Forgot and Bad Hair Day.