The French Feather Dusters

Jean Claude and Philippe are French feather dusters in ShapeTales.

Bio
In Jean Claude's debut episode, he was one of the main Philistines along with Christophe, where they were fighting against the Israelites with their greatest weapon, Gaston. However, they were defeated thanks to Ian.

In the next episode, he was paired up with Phillipe and they were guarding the walls the Jericho. They discovered that Peter and the Israelites wanted to cross the wall, but the feather dusters refuses them to, and dropped slushies on top of them. But they were defeated when the walls came down, crushing them along with the rubble.

Personality
Jean Claude and Philippe are very cheeky and mischievous.

Physical Appearance
Jean Claude and Philippe are blue feather dusters with freckles. Because they're twins and look very alike, it's hard to tell who is whom. The difference with them is their voices, as Jean-Claude's voice is low, while Phillpe's is higher.

Since ObjectTales in the House, they gained a different appearance so viewers can figure out which one is which. Jean Claude is bright blue and has a green nose with a mustache. He also gained cartoony-type eyes and eyebrows. Phillipe is dark blue has a yellow nose with a French-style mustache. He also gained a thin unibrow.

Philippe
◾Quinn Vischer

Jean Claude
◾Zack Nawrocki

Fun Facts
◾The French Feather Dusters are based on the Frenchmen from the "Monty Python" series.

◾During production on "Peter and the Mega Forcefield", a former staff member who is French-Canadian was offended that they're French and the bad guys. However, they showed the episode to actual French people and thought it was funny.

◾In Ian and the Giant Sock Puppet, before Philippe Feather Duster was made, there was another French Feather Duster named Christophe. He was voiced by Chris Olsen and he has not come back ever since. Christophe could of been Philllppe's original name, though.

◾In the series, it's never been classified if both rectangles are related or not. Quinn Vischer stated they're not.