- “For real life?!”
- ―Bluey's catchphrase
Bluey Christine Heeler is the titular protagonist of the disney series of the same name and The Bluey Movie. She is daughter of Bandit and Chili, the older sister of Bingo, and niece of Uncle Stripe and Aunt Trixie.
Bluey.tv Description[]
"Bluey is a 6 year old Blue Heeler pup who loves to play. Her parents and teacher give her lots of time to practice, which means she’s become very good at inventing games, helping everyone choose their roles and deciding on the rules. Her favorite games are ones that involve lots of other kids and grown-ups (especially her dad) and she mainly likes to pretend she’s a grown-up doing grownup things herself."
Appearance[]
Bluey is a Blue Heeler with light blue, blue, dark blue and tan fur. She has a rectangular shaped body, and has light blue paws, outer muzzle, eyebrows and chest, blue legs, arms, torso, head and tail stem, dark blue torso spots, tail tip, outer ears and head spots, and tan inner ears and muzzle. She also has a black nose.
Personality[]
Bluey in general is an energetic character who loves to play as described on the official page. She can be a bit too bossy when she plays games, as seen in the Magic Xylophone episode and some other episodes. She can be easily distracted as seen in the episode Hide and Seek. She really likes to play with her friends.
Biography[]
Bluey is one of the Heeler's family members. She's a daughter of Bandit and Chili and has a younger sister called Bingo. Her neighborhood friends includes Lucky and Judo. She's also friend with most students at Calypso's School and best friends with Chloe.
Nicknames[]
The following is a list of Nicknames used for or by Bluey throughout the series.
Nickname | Episode |
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Piano | The Magic Xylophone |
Ding Dongs | The Magic Xylophone |
Garden Gnome | The Magic Xylophone |
Doctor | Hospital |
Dr. Bluey | Hospital |
Janet | Grannies and Bus |
Barnicus | Bumpy and the Wise Old Wolfhound |
Dennis | Teasing |
Rhonda | Hammerbarn |
Marjory | Daddy Dropoff |
Karen | Swim School |
Margaret | Swim School |
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Trivia[]
- Being the main protagonist, Bluey has never made an absence on any episode.
- She has only been absent in four shorts, namely Pea Pod Sausages, Green Bottles, Mower and Honk.
- Viewer gender confusion: Bluey has frequently been mistaken as a male by many viewers, mainly due to her looking like her father, having some traits of a young boy and her being blue, a steriotypical "boy color". In fact, when the show first aired, nearly all initial viewers assumed Bluey and Bingo were male, as their gender had not been said in the first few episodes, though a few episodes later, it was stated that Bluey and Bingo were female dogs. Even after this, many people who have only seen small things from the show tend to think Bluey is a boy, it has even got to the point where plush toys of Bluey nearly always get put in the "boys toys" aisle of stores, and in some cases, the plush is even straight up listed as a "boy dog plush" in online listings of it.
- Fandom nod: This is later referenced in a few episodes, in Double Babysitter when Uncle Rad said, "cause he's blue," after which Bluey corrects him, saying that she is a girl and in Kids, when a cashier says to Bandit, "You've got a nice boy there!". Unfortunately, to some, this may have worsened the confusion, as these are the only times Bluey is referred to as a male in the show
- Bluey's favorite animal is fruit bat, as seen on episode Fruit Bat.
- Bluey's favorite color of capsicum (bell pepper) is yellow, as mentioned in the episode BBQ.
- Bluey's favorite breakfast is fruit salad, as mentioned in the episode Fruit Bat.
- Bluey's older version can be seen at the end of episode Camping.
- Bluey's family is the first to have a known surname.
- Bluey once played as a cameo, as seen on episode Army.
- Bluey and Bingo have unlockable Emojis on the DisneyNOW app and website that can be used on the user's profile. These emojis use the art style of Disney Emoji Blitz, a match-3 puzzle game for mobile phones.
- She may be unable to read as seen in Takeaway and Bus, although in some episodes as well as in the short Crazy Christmas Lights, she can be seen presumably reading a book. However, she might just be looking at pictures.
- She is also intrigued by the fact that her buddy Mia can write, which could mean that she is unable to either.
- In Library, she can be seen reading aloud, which could mean that Bluey is starting to be able to read. Though again, she could just be trying to retell the story through the pictures.
- Throughout Bin Night, she is shown to have a white belt on an unspecified martial art.
- Later in the episode, she can be seen advanced to the yellow belt.
- Bluey plays the recorder, as shown in Queens and Bin Night.
- Baby Race features Bluey when she was still a baby.
- In Baby Race, Chili confirms that Bluey is still two years older than Bingo, although she might just be approximating (either by default or excess).
- It is possible while Bingo's fifth birthday happened in Handstand, Bluey's seventh birthday must've happened off screen sometime before Handstand or is to happen slightly after it.
- In Burger Shop, it is mentioned that she is in preschool, more specifically a preparatory school as stated in Calypso's bio.
- In Jingle Bells short, this marks the first short where Bluey speaks.
- Bluey is the first caracter to have their middle name revealed
- In Family Meeting it is revealed her middle name is "Christine"
- In the ABC Kids Listen app's Story Time promo, she briefly cameos as a drawing on a smartphone.
- Even though she has the physical appearance of a Blue Heeler, she is technically a Red/Blue crossbreed.
- It is likely that she is named after a real dog in Australia named Bluey, who lived to be nearly 30 years old and was the oldest dog to ever live. [1]
- To protect their privacy and for "safety reasons", the identity of Bluey's voice actor is kept a secret from the public unlike many other children's TV shows which reveal actual names of children actors and actresses. And to this day, their identity is still a mystery. The same also goes for the other voice actors for many of the other children, including Bluey's sister, Bingo.
- A reference to this Blue Cartoon Dog is reference in the Hulu reboot of Futurama. Alien vs. Predator vs. Bluey.
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