Oomzans

Oomzans, also known as Oompa Loompas, are a fictional species of small, humanoid creatures from the Roald Dahl novel "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and its subsequent adaptations. They are depicted as having a distinctive appearance, with large, round heads, small bodies, and a penchant for wearing green uniforms with white collars and black shoes. Oomzans are known for their industrious nature and are employed by Willy Wonka to perform various tasks within the Chocolate Factory.

In the original novel, Oomzans are described as being very small, with their height being measured in inches rather than feet. They are also portrayed as having a unique language, which is a series of whistles and clicks. Despite their small size, Oomzans are depicted as being strong and capable of lifting heavy objects.

In the film adaptations of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," Oomzans are portrayed as being even smaller than in the novel, with their height being measured in centimeters. They are also depicted as being more agile and quick, with the ability to move quickly and efficiently through the factory.

Oomzans play a significant role in the story of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," as they are responsible for maintaining the factory and ensuring that everything runs smoothly. They are also depicted as being loyal and devoted to Willy Wonka, and are willing to go to great lengths to protect him and the factory.

Overall, Oomzans are a beloved and iconic part of the "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" franchise, and have become a symbol of industriousness, loyalty, and dedication.