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Mary Alice "Muffy" Crosswire (voiced by Melissa Altro) is a monkey girl who usually has long red hair, which she usually wears in two braids adorned with purple bows that usually match her purple and white dress.
- What animals are the Arthur cast?
- What creature is Muffy?
- Does Arthur marry Francine?
- Is Francine from Arthur Black?
- What is a brown aardvark?
- Why is DW voiced by a boy?
- Why did Arthur hit DW?
What animals are the Arthur cast?
Some of the characters on the television show Arthur include the following: Arthur - Aardvark D.W. - Aardvark George - Moose Fern- Poodle Buster - Rabbit Brain - Bear Francine - Monkey Muffy - Monkey Sue Ellen - Cat Prunella - Rat Arthur and D.W.
What creature is Muffy?
Mary Alice "Muffy" Crosswire: a monkey. As it happens, Muffy is Francine's best friend, though they are opposites in many ways. She is the wealthiest girl in school, the stereotypical rich/spoiled girl.
Does Arthur marry Francine?
It's been implied in the Arthur-franchise that Arthur and Francine do have crushes on each other and that they end up getting married when they become adults.
Is Francine from Arthur Black?
Francine appears on Arthur as an abrasive yet loyal friend; Arthur twice has mentioned that he can always count on her. She's a spectacular athlete, a hard-working student, and dedicated. ... Francine is also black.
What is a brown aardvark?
The aardvark is pale yellowish-gray in color and often stained reddish-brown by soil. The aardvark's coat is thin, and the animal's primary protection is its tough skin. Its hair is short on its head and tail; however its legs tend to have longer hair.
Why is DW voiced by a boy?
It helped him get answers to why the character wasn't voiced by young girls. The show's casting director Debra Toffan tells Szwimer in one episode of the podcast that the huskier tone of a prepubescent boy's voice was better suited to D.W.'s gruff personality. "D.W. is a rough-and-tumble little girl.
Why did Arthur hit DW?
because her feelings were deliberately hurt, and it was also very selfish of him to not only use his loss as an excuse to never apologize, but also to use D.W. as a scapegoat for his problems. Now knowing that hitting her was never the right way to solve his problem, Arthur finally apologizes to D.W.
