One of the 2 you pick with Notchpals ($4.99 once, with Blip), or $0.99 later, after you buy Notchpals. Plus local tax, if any.
Add to Notchpals opens Dr. Fizz in the app's Browse window, to try in your notch.
Under 8 percent! Save your work! Save everything! Then the charger! Go!
- Under 8 percent! Save your work! Save everything! Then the charger! Go!Eureka! You did it! I'm writing this in my notebook in huge letters!
- Battery under 20 percent! The lab needs power! Fetch the charger!Eureka! You did it! I'm writing this in my notebook in huge letters!
- Charging! Power flows into the machine! Mwahaha! Thank you, assistant!Eureka! You did it! I'm writing this in my notebook in huge letters!
When Dr. Fizz visits
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Battery under 20 percent! The lab needs power! Fetch the charger!
Battery low when the battery drops below 20% and isn't charging
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Under 8 percent! Save your work! Save everything! Then the charger! Go!
Battery critical when the battery drops below 8% and isn't charging
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Charging! Power flows into the machine! Mwahaha! Thank you, assistant!
Charging when you plug in after a low battery warning
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A whole week without a restart! Time for the grand experiment: off, then on!
Restart after a week without a restart
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Disk almost full! Like my lab shelves! Clear old downloads before they topple!
Storage full when the startup disk is almost full
By Notchpals Studio. It also says hello, welcome back and thank you, in its own words.
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