They are a part of the mixed Cogs featured in Cog-O-War.
Pencil Pushers are actually smaller than Flunkies on the Toontown website.
The Pencil Pusher's trading card shows him lunging at a Toon rabbit to push him off the edge of a building.
On the trading card, its head is flesh, but in the game, it is the color of wood.
On the trading card, its suit is dark-blue, but in the game, it is brown.
On the trading card, the Pencil Pusher looks muscular; however, in the game, it is skinny.
In-game, their head looks like a pencil that has been broken and has been used plenty of times, therefore, its color is grey.
The Pencil Pusher's weakness is the Glass of Water because lead sinks in water (despite the fact that pencil "lead" is actually made with graphite now).
Ironically, they are also seen on the Glass of Water trading card, watching a mouse drink water.
The caption on the Trading Card Series 1 & Series 3 "I Get Right to the Point" is based off the phrase "I'll get right to the point" it's a phrase which means "Instead of me going into detail about a subject I'll get right to it" and since Pencil Pushers like getting their points across the caption makes sense
When a Toon tries to battle a Pencil Pusher while it is flying away or entering a Cog building, they say "Push off", and make the rare sound used when a Cog says two words.
Most of the Pencil Pusher's attacks involve writing since its head is shaped like a pencil.
Name of origin[]
A Pencil Pusher is an informal term for a person who does a large amount of paperwork.[1] The Pencil Pusher's Japanese name, Karikarin (カリカリン) is derived from the Japanese onomatopoeia karikari (カリカリ) meaning crisp or grumpy, followed by n (ン).