Animals in Fruit and Vegetable Costumes: Frog/Blueberry
Putting on and remove the costume easy I think the backpack is going to ease that a lot. It was a big hit. Thanks for the great idea! Thats So cool , Easy Instructions! Made it last year but this year is going to be better!!!!! We got some face make up to make his face pale and are going to put dark circles around his eyes.
He will need airholes though. He only had it on for maybe 5 minutes so I could take pictures and he started to say he needed air. Thanks for posting this!! I did this for my 9 year old son and it was a hit! I tied a string around the lid of the jar and around the collar of the jacket, so if he needed to, he could just lift the jar up off his head.
I also cut not only the bottom of the jar, but the back of the jar as well. This was actually pretty easy and we got so many compliments, and I think it might have scared the little kids! They just stared like they could not figure it out! I love this costume! What a great idea: Thanks for the tutorial! Would love it if you passed by and checked it out. There are two categories—one for Halloween and one for everything else. After about 2 hours of research I think this is the winner- thank you for sharing this!!
The only problem is I always wear my costume to school on Halloween, and was wondering if I could somehow fill the arms of the coat with my own arms, so I could lift the jar off my head and do schoolwork. Is it possible to maybe cut holes in the torso of the coat and elbows of the arms to stick my arms through? Any ideas would be appreciated! Could you cut the pockets open on the coat for your hands? I understand not wanting toke it off and on as it looks to be a pain in the tookus to do quickly and by yourself without calling too much attention to the fact that you are recostuming for the between class walk!
For those that have concerns with breathing for the little ones…I made a similar costume a couple of years ago for my son. The frame extended above his head so he looked more adult size. I wonder how difficult it would be to use a tray of some sort, rather than the cheese ball bucket? Black would probably work best to blend it. You could also glue a few decorations — eyeballs, fake drinks etc to distract from seeing the hole. I might try that! Thanks for the idea! I love the creativity of this blog.
I have 8 grandsons and they will love this. Your blog is so imformative. I will tell my daughters and sign up as well. I just started blogging and posted about a unique craft thats great to do with the kids: Making a Halloween banner out of color sample cards and cupcake liners. I would love for you to see it at http: You have made a friend out of me.
Fun seeing your name pop up. Glad you like my blog. Shawna and Devenie DIY contributors have the most amazing ideas. This one is awesome! Have a great day. I know Walgreens has the cheese puff containers like this year round. Lol, I think the pharmacy patients would get a kick out of it!
It was difficult for residents of Strawberryland to tell the twins apart; only their pet sheepdog Sugar Woofer seemed to know for sure. Lem wore a yellow and green cap, a bib with a lemon on it, and yellow checkered britches that looked like diapers with side knots. Ada wore a big green hair bow, a bib with a lime on it and white britches with dots on them.
Peach Blush debuted near the end of Strawberry Shortcake's initial run in the s. Peach Blush had full curly pink hair, and wore a yellow hat, pink gingham dress, and tights in the "Party Pleaser" series. She also appeared in the "Berrykins" series, with long curly pink hair with a big white bow, a pink skirt and white top along with the Berrykin multi-colored striped tights.
Peach Blush's pet lamb, Melonie Belle, appeared in limited media a Kenner coloring book under her original name, "Honey Lamb". Baby Needs-a-Name was the last of the younger characters to be introduced in the classic s version of Strawberry Shortcake. She wore a pink bonnet over her blonde hair and a pink dress. Her gentle nature endeared her to everyone who met her, and she had but two wishes in her young heart: One of these wishes came true during Strawberry Shortcake's annual camping trip in the special, when the baby encountered the unusual but adorable "monster" Fig Boot, a play on Bigfoot.
Fig Boot is an oversized as far as Strawberryland pets are concerned purple reptilian creature, but is depicted as a baby of whatever kind of animal he is. The Baby and Fig Boot bonded instantly, and, following the foiling of a plot by the Purple Pie Man and Sour Grapes to exploit the creature, remain inseparable.
The final friend of Strawberry Shortcake to be introduced in the s, Banana Twirl was an energetic exercise enthusiast. Because she came along so late in the line, she was never featured in American Greetings artwork, and remains noteworthy due to the scarcity of what merchandise of her was actually made. Unlike the other characters, she did not own a pet.
Sun is just that—the sun in the sky, anthropomorphed into a friendly character with a face, who keeps a watchful eye on most all the goings-on in Strawberryland. As such, he also officiated as the narrator of the six s-era Strawberry Shortcake TV Specials, and on more than one occasion acted as the deus ex machina means of resolving Strawberry Shortcake's storyline conflict therein.
Sun was voiced by Romeo Muller in the first three specials, and was voiced by Chris Wiggins in the final three shows. In the more recent Strawberry Shortcake revival, the sun has been depicted with a smiling face, but has yet to interact with the characters of Strawberryland. Lucky Bug is a tiny ladybug. Normally merely a benign observer of the goings-on in Strawberryland he can be seen in much American Greetings artwork, perched inobtrusively on a leaf , Lucky Bug was enlisted by Huckleberry Pie to spy on Strawberry Shortcake in the initial TV special, in order to learn what she wanted for her birthday.
Lucky Bug communicates with a series of musical buzzes, which are well understood by the inhabitants of Strawberryland, even including the Purple Pie Man. Years and years before the internet and e-mail made the term "Snail Mail" popular, Escargot is believed to have originated the term, to describe his own extremely slow method of postal delivery around Strawberryland. An enormous snail with a French accent, Escargot was voiced by Bob Holt, and appeared in the first two Strawberry Shortcake Specials of the s. He was merchandised by Kenner as a plastic toy, which pulled a berry cart behind him as his head moved from side to side.
While Strawberry Shortcake's friend Orange Blossom has a small, delicate butterfly for a pet, Strawberryland also sports butterflies of the enormous variety, such as Flitter-Bit. This obvious disparity of size doesn't faze the inhabitants of Strawberryland in the slightest. A gigantic yellow-and- green butterfly, large enough for the residents of Strawberryland to ride on his back, Flitter-Bit comprises Strawberryland Airlines, and flew Strawberry Shortcake from Strawberryland to the bright lights of Big Apple City.
A bright plastic Flitter-Bit toy was produced by Kenner in , the year that he made his sole animated appearance in the "Strawberry Shortcake in Big Apple City" special. Another, smaller solid plastic version was included with the Strawberry Shortcake Play-Doh playset.
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Recently, however, large yellow butterflies that greatly resemble Flitter-Bit were featured in Strawberry Shortcake's "Sweet Dreams Movie". Tamale is a large, furry Mexican mole, with an apparent poor sense of direction. While tunnelling underground as moles do to Acapulco, Tamale somehow surfaced in Big Apple City, just in time to assist Strawberry Shortcake and her new friend Orange Blossom avoid a sabotaged traffic light, by digging a tunnel to Orange Blossom's home in Spinach Village.
Like many other supporting characters featured in the "Big Apple City" adventure T. Honey, Horseradish , Tamale decided to relocate to Strawberryland following Strawberry Shortcake's heart-warming description of her small-town life. However, for reasons that remain unknown, following this mass migration, none of these characters were ever seen again.
For reasons that remain unclear, Tamale has also been billed under the unlikely name "Guaca-Mole" in some media. Prior to Maple Stirrup, Strawberry Shortcake's first horse acquaintance was a buck-toothed blue horse called Horseradish. Horseradish never appeared again following this adventure, and he was not merchandised as a toy. Billed as "The One-Man Network", Coco operated the cameras, ran the production booth, was the entire orchestra, did voice-over announcements, emceed, and even dressed in drag as a lovely spokes-model.
Good-natured but weak-minded, Coco befell hypnotism and mind-control at the fiendish hands of The Purple Pie Man, but came to upon tasting the actual entries in the Bake-Off. Despite expressing an interest in giving up the "Brat Race" and relocating to Strawberryland, and even giving up his job s at the TV Station, Coco Nutwork was NOT seen accompanying Strawberry Shortcake and her new friends back home in the closing scene of the Special. Berry Busy Bug is some sort of strange purple insect, with six legs one pair functions as hands and a long squiggly tail.
He pushes a wheelbarrow as he pulls a series of flower-shaped trailers behind him, merrily transporting Strawberry Shortcake and her friends to and fro. As a character, however, Berry Busy Bug is absolutely minor. A walk-on cameo appearance in the "Pets On Parade" adventure is all the storyline treatment he ever received. Clad in a top hat, bow tie and tweed suit, Philbert also wears an ornate saddle with twin sidebaskets, so that Strawberry Shortcake can ride on his back, as he bounces along at a surprisingly quick pace. He answers to the sound of a whistle, as though he were performing a taxi service, and has been known to "spook" when someone brings up the subject of fishing.
His toy was billed as the "Berry Merry Worm". Maple Stirrup was the first Strawberry Shortcake horse character to be merchandised as a toy. A warm brown pony with a bright green-and-white striped mane and tail, Maple Stirrup pulled a light two-wheeled carriage called The Oatsmobile. And yes, this little horse did indeed smell of maple syrup. However, it is unclear if American Greetings was planning to revive this filly for the franchise revival.
The Berry Princess is a beautiful fairy who possesses amazing mystical powers. With a wave of her magic wand, she can appear and disappear in a shower of sparkles, cleanse the skies of pollution, and even make hair grow to fantastic lengths instantly! Supposedly the Guardian of The Berrykins, a group of elf-like beings who are charged with giving fruits and berries their sweet fragrances, the Berry Princess nonetheless entrusted her charges into the care of Strawberry Shortcake and her friends in , which was the last year that Strawberry was produced in the s.
The known Berrykins are:. The primary antagonist of the show, the Peculiar Purple Pieman of Porcupine Peak was introduced in Strawberry Shortcake's first adventure, The World of Strawberry Shortcake , where he succeeded in flooding Strawberryland and stealing all the berries in the valley. This was the closest the Pieman ever came to a decisive victory over Strawberry Shortcake.
From there, his crafty machinations devolved into half-baked "get rich quick" schemes which always seemed to involve making off with something of Strawberry Shortcake's. In Strawberry Shortcake in Big Apple City , it is said that he has an 'evil conscience', and he often refers to himself in the third person, doing a tap dance and chanting an odd fanfare while doing so: The Pieman possessed a magic pie tin, which he used to spy on the residents of Strawberryland. While he was a clever liar and cheat, and a convincing master of disguise, he was an admittedly poor baker.
He dislikes snakes and Sour Grapes' singing, but hates Strawberry Shortcake's 'Berry Talk' that is, to substitute "berry" for any word that rhymes above all else.
Sun describes him as a "misanthropic fathead with a skinny physique" in Strawberry Shortcake in Big Apple City. The Purple Pieman has a flock of purple Berry Birds, which he used to steal berries and eavesdrop on the denizens of Strawberryland. The largest Berry Bird was called Captain Cackle. Pets on Parade , In In the special, she introduced herself as the Purple Pieman's old partner in crime.
She sang when excited, much to the Pieman's chagrin, as her singing was loud and off-key Her 'song' was introduced as a "yogurt-curdling yodel" upon her first appearance, but was later modified into a shrill operatic pronouncement. She was very fond of her pet snake , Dregs , whom she frequently wore as a stole. Usually featured with purple and blue long hair in a swept up hairstyle, long purple dress and long green gloves. She is Sour Grapes' adolescent niece.
Raisin was featured with purple hair, grapes as earrings, a purple dress and shoes along with striped tights. In her first appearance, she was enlisted to infiltrate Strawberryland's annual pie baking contest. By the end of this adventure, Raisin realized that she wanted to be friends with Strawberry Shortcake and her companions, but her loyalties were still with her aunt and the Purple Pieman. Her pet is a worm named Durt. Due to her comic only appearance, she remains a fairly obscure character. Her name is a pun on the phrase "raising Cain".
Throughout the reintroduction of the Strawberry Shortcake series, a number of recurring characters appear. Strawberry Shortcake is the protagonist and the title character of the Strawberry Shortcake franchise. She is said to be the "unofficial princess" of Strawberryland, [1] and is often seen wearing a pink hat with strawberries printed on it. In this version, she lives in a large strawberry. Many of Strawberry Shortcake's days are spent in the simple pleasures of tending berry vines. Strawberry also likes to spend time with her friends, so she frequently visits nearby lands.
Strawberry is always cheerful and is ready to help her friends at any time. This version of Strawberry Shortcake appears slightly older than her s counterpart, and was voiced by Sarah Heinke from until the franchise's reboot in She is also the only character who has been in every single episode, since she's the main character. Apple Dumplin' was the only "baby" character in this updated continuity of Strawberry Shortcake.
Apricot would eventually appear, but was depicted as much older than Apple though still younger than Strawberry Shortcake and her peers , and Cherry Cuddler would have a PlayMates doll issued, but was never featured as an actual character in a story. This time around, it is revealed that Apple Dumplin' is Strawberry Shortcake's baby sister residing in their berry-shaped cottage, which more or less explains why a young girl is seen taking care of a baby unattended. Apple's hair is blonde in this version, and she wears a red shirt with an apple-printed dress.
Voiced by Kate Labosky. Ginger Snap is an all-new character for the s reboot of the franchise. Ginger Snap is an expert inventor, and purveyor of every known kind of cookie. Her massive gingerbread factory in Cookie Corners combines these two interests neatly. Her pet is the cleverly named Chocolate Chipmunk. She is voiced by Samantha Triba. In the incarnation, Orange Blossom manages Orange Blossom Acres, and lives in an orange-shaped tree house high in one of her trees. She retains her status as front and center in Strawberry Shortcake's close circle of friends.
She has an orange butterfly named Marmalade. She is voiced by Dejare Barfield. This incarnation of the character of Angel Cake is very different from her original incarnation in the 80s. She even teamed with a different pet, a lamb called Vanilla Icing.
The new Angel Cake is blonde and possesses a tremendous talent for cake decoration. However she is also known to be a perfectionist and can become rather ill-tempered if things don't go her way. She is voiced by Rachel Ware. In this incarnation, Huckleberry Pie remains the token male of the line, although his character has been updated, and distanced from literary allusion. This very modern Huck wears jeans and a baseball cap, and lives in a fort in a place called Huckleberry Briar. His wild abode features a skate park full of ramps and secret entrances, a testament to him being a skateboarder.
He has a pet frog named Shoofly. He is a disreputable traveling showman who kidnaps Strawberry Shortcake's filly friend, Honey Pie Pony, to be the star of his Traveling Horsey Hoedown show. He is a tall, slim man dressed in tall black boots, a long black overcoat, and a licorice-ribbed vest.
He has reddish-brown hair and wears a tall, black, licorice-ribbed stove-pipe hat. His under-appreciated helper is a black bird known as Raven. In the end, after his captured horses escape, Licorice Whip yells "I'll be back! His return was chronicled in the game Strawberry Shortcake: His constant and reckless drilling destabilized the island's foundations, and he ultimately gets himself into trouble.
He redeems himself after Strawberry Shortcake rescues him at the end of the game.
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Voiced by Jerry Longe. First introduced in the episode, Peppermint's Pet Peeve , Peppermint Fizz is a misbehaving "brat" character by which the good nature of Strawberry Shortcake shines in comparison. She instigated many a plot in her tenure cheating, xenophobia , but was always set on the right path in the end until the next time. Later in the series, we found the character working against her own better that is, NOT better nature, actively attempting to become a better friend.
Her negative traits were toned down after the introduction of Raspberry Torte. Her pet is Cola Chameleon. Voiced by Rebecca Noddle. First introduced in the episode, The Blueberry Beast , this incarnation of Blueberry Muffin is a bookworm, moving into Strawberryland a few days prior to the start of the episode. In this version, Blueberry Muffin is depicted with brown hair, but late in this continuity her hair reverted to its regular blue color. Strawberry Shortcake and her friends were afraid of her at first, thinking her some kind of monster that has occupied an abandoned home in the far side of Huckleberry Briar.
By the end of said episode, the girls have befriended Blueberry Muffin and helps her move into her new residence. Voiced by Bianca Heyward. Introduced in the episode The Costume Party , Rainbow Sherbet is a new girl arriving in the said episode. However, a conflict caused by Peppermint Fizz very nearly caused her to leave Strawberryland. Strawberry Shortcake quickly created an elaborate scheme around a costume party hence the title of the episode to resolve the issue and convinced Rainbow Sherbet to stay. She has a pet toucan called Triple Treat.
Voiced by Laura Grimm. Coco Calypso is a carefree tropical girl, who lives in a pineapple-shaped hut on the Seaberry Shore, a locale far removed from the residents of Strawberryland proper. First introduced in the episode, The Mystery of Seaberry Beach , she was depicted as a long-distance pen-pal to Strawberry Shortcake. Coco Calypso enlisted Strawberry's help as her seaberry harvests were being stolen. In the end it turned out to be a misunderstanding between her and neighbor Seaberry Delight. Her pet is a parrot called Papaya. Voiced by Melissa Deni.
A seaberry is a fictional pearl-like berry that grows underwater in the waters off the aptly named Seaberry Shore. Seaberry Delight is an oceanic enthusiast, spending as much time swimming in the ocean as she does on land. She lives in a shell-shaped cottage in a hidden cove, which is only accessible by swimming underwater. When Strawberry Shortcake and her friends first encountered her, they thought that she was a mermaid, but she is really just a girl. She was first introduced in the episode, The Mystery of Seaberry Beach , in which she mistakenly thought that unwitting neighbor Coco Calypso's Seaberry harvests were wild fruit and free to take.
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The issue was resolved by the end of the episode. In her storyline appearances and in her BanDai doll release , Seaberry has ordinary blonde hair, but when PlayMates later produced a doll of her, they changed her hair to a distinctive aqua color. Her pet is a sea turtle called Kiwi.
Voiced by Abbey Leib. A yellow lizard and an in-story character introduced for the episode, Legend Of The Lost Treasure , the Sea Serpent is a villain character who enslaves some mermaids and owns 2 red fish. She turns after a close brush with death where she must save herself or her golden sand dollars in an earthquake. Voiced by Pam Carter. Voiced by Marissa Maliani.
Although her name with altered spelling and even her pet remain the same since her s introduction, Strawberry Shortcake's French friend Crepes Suzette's image has undergone an extreme makeover for the s. She sports long, wavy pink locks, and Eclair is similarly pink. She operates a chic boutique in the heart of Pearis , when she is not visiting Strawberry Shortcake at her home in Strawberryland.
Crepes Suzette is voiced by Caroline Iliff. Frosty Puff, a warm-hearted girl from icy-cold Niceland , was one of these new foreign friends. Although it is not obvious by her cold-weather appearance and attire, Frosty Puff's scent is that of Blackberries, a first in the Strawberry Shortcake toy line. Her pet is a penguin called Freezer Pop. Voiced by Samantha Triba. She lives in a tree-house in the Tangerine Bosque, a lush tropical rain forest, presumably in the Strawberry Shortcake version of South America, though no country name has been given.
Tangerina has a pet monkey called Banana Bongo. Voiced by Caroline Iliff. Another of Strawberry Shortcake's earliest friends, Raspberry has undergone more changes than most for her re-introduction in the s. For one thing, her last name was altered to " Torte ", apparently since American Greetings didn't like an unseemly connotation that the word "Tart" has acquired, though a tart and a torte are markedly different types of desserts. Also, while Raspberry's new pet in the s retains the name "Rhubarb", it is now a raccoon, instead of a monkey, as in the s.
Although the "new" Raspberry can be brash and thoughtless, she is generally seen as the athletic and fitness fanatic of Strawberryland. Her home was originally announced in the series to be Raspberry Fields, but was changed to Raspberry Meadows some time before her debut in the Sweet Dreams Movie, Raspberry turned out to be a total tomboy but doesn't mind wearing a dress. Voiced by Haley Hyden-Soffer. In this incarnation of the franchise, Lemon Meringue remains the glamorous go-to girl of the group for anyone who might need help with their hair or general beauty tips.
She even runs a beauty salon out of her home on Lemon Lane in Strawberryland. This characterization was transplanted nearly verbatim into the re-re-boot of the line. Her pet, however, in the edition, was changed to a yellow skunk named Sourball. In this new updated version, Lemon Meringue seems to have an especially close friendship with Raspberry Torte. Voiced by Mary Waltman. Apparently meant to replace the Berrykins of the s series, the Berry Fairies serve a similar purpose to the Berrykins in the new series in the sense that they are entrusted with giving the fruits in Strawberryland their unusually large size, their scent and abundant quantities in the new series.
Starting from year 4, a number of characters change their looks to be more aged than in previous periods.
In this version, she lives in a large strawberry. She often has a hard time dealing with imperfection, both in herself and in others. Seemingly around the same age as the recently as of more grown up Strawberry Shortcake, Annie Oatmeal hired Strawberry and her friend Angel Cake to work as hands on her ranch. Longface is not familiar with local traditions such as First Frost. Archived February 4, , at the Wayback Machine.
The stories of the episodes also start to revolve around more mature things such as getting jobs, making a band, driving a car, and even becoming a movie star. In this incarnation of the franchise, Apricot is depicted as being close to the same age as Strawberry Shortcake and her friends. Now apricot-haired Apricot is the new girl in Strawberryland, and feeling insecure, resorted to telling tall tales of wealth and accomplishment in an attempt to win friends.
She soon learned her lesson, and was welcomed warmly into Strawberry Shortcake's wide circle of friends. A new updated character design was produced for a s Cherry Cuddler, but she never actually appeared in a storyline. She was introduced direct-to-toy-line by Playmates, however, surprisingly paired with Crepes Suzette as her baby sister Crepes Suzette in this continuity also has a cherry theme and fragrance.
Originally introduced as a male when the franchise was first introduced in the s, Plum Puddin' was changed to a girl in Still a girl when she was reintroduced, she was added to the ever-growing line-up of Strawberry's revival in While still a brainy character, she's also a bit of a walking disaster. Formerly Banana Twirl, on joining the ever-expanding cast of the Strawberry Shortcake revival in , she is now known as Banana Candy, her former vigor and energy seem to have translated into workaholism, for she runs the small town of Banana Boro all by herself.
As in the s, she seems destined to remain petless [3] Banana Candy has long, brown hair and is a mechanic. However, PlayMates' Doll version of the character has bright yellow hair. Strawberry Shortcake's friend Watermelon Kiss is a sunny, summer-loving girl who loves horses and being outdoors. Her name is the same as a simple cocktail drink made with Mountain Dew and Strawberry Schnapps.
She is also known for a spectacular plate-spinning act. Watermelon Kiss was shown with green hair in animation appearances and other art, but when PlayMates released a doll of the character, they made her hair pale pink. Her name is apparently a play on famous western sharpshooting celebrity Annie Oakley , while also evidently referencing oatmeal cookies. Seemingly around the same age as the recently as of more grown up Strawberry Shortcake, Annie Oatmeal hired Strawberry and her friend Angel Cake to work as hands on her ranch. In her role as Strawberry's employer, however, Annie Oatmeal is depicted as less of a peer, and more of an authority figure, something new and very different in Strawberry Shortcake's previously carefree world.
A surprise new character introduction in the "Big Country Fun" DVD, Carmel Corn this unlikely spelling is from the DVD packaging is a hard-working farm girl, whose motif appears to be that of triangle-shaped candy corn. With the help of Strawberry Shortcake and her friends, a large Country Fair was thrown, all of the animals that had "disappeared" were returned, and Carmel Corn's farm was saved.
Lime Light is initially a selfish, self-centered spoiled child star. She blames Strawberry Shortcake for being jealous and eventually figures out she was being selfish, but was eventually reformed by Strawberry Shortcake by the end of the episode, and, as of then, she starts thinking of others. In the series, Porcupine Peak is never seen.
The Purple Pieman usually traversed throughout Strawberryland and the surrounding areas in a cart drawn by Dobbin, his horse. He was much the same as he was in his original form, though given further depth and humanness of character. An 'evil conscience' is not mentioned this time around, and the Purple Pieman at last reforms in time for the series finale.
The Purple Pieman has a flock of Berry Birds, which he uses to steal berries and eavesdrop on the denizens of Strawberryland. The Berry Birds are nameless in the rerelease. In a number of ways, her personality stayed as it had been before. As in the '80s, she chided the Pieman for his ridiculousness. Unlike her '80s form, however, Sour Grapes had a greater sense of morality this time around. Also changed was her position in the crimes; whereas before she had suggested schemes herself and often talked the Purple Pieman into them, this time she was the follower and it can be argued that she followed out of affectionate familial devotion.
Despite her shortcomings witnessed in the episode "Queen For a Day" and despite her initial reactions to the children in the aforementioned feature movie, she was repeatedly shown to be quite maternal and intelligent. When excited, her personality often changed from that of bitter adult to playful young girl. Though irritable, to emotionally reach her for the better was not at all a hard task. An allergy to strawberries, a suspectibility to headaches and hints to poor physical health in general further added to her depth of character.
The 'first' reformation of this character occurred in the episode "Dancin' in Disguise" and while she remained partners with her brother throughout the series, she did wish for things to be different. In the finale, the Purple Pieman is at last reformed, thus inevitably sealing Sour Grapes' own reformation. Dregs, the pet snake, did make a reappearance in the "Queen For a Day" episode. Strangely, he did not return after this.
She is voiced by Bridget Robbins. At the beginning of the series, Strawberry Shortcake is introduced and is paired with Custard the cat and Pupcake the Dog. Indeed, no other pets were introduced up until the episode Best Pets Yet. A pink cat with darker pink stripes, Custard was one of two pets introduced at the start of the franchise itself, and one of the "berry" few animals in the show's universe that can talk to humans.
Indeed, Custard's ability to talk to the other pets and the humans proves invaluable as a translator for Pupcake and Strawberry. Custard is generally snobbish and sarcastic in temperament, but has a heart of gold. It is revealed that at that the beginning of the series, she loved Strawberry more than Pupcake,which they eventually becomes friends. She also hates Christmas. Custard is voiced by Sarah Koslosky in the first four episodes of the show, but the voice cast was changed to Anna Jordan for the rest of the series.
A white dog with blue spots, a blue tail, blue ears and a blue strawberry shaped patch over one eye, Pupcake is a very energetic and easily excitable puppy, although unlike Custard he is unable to talk to humans. Pupcake's design and existence has been the source of controversy among many fans of the series. The episode that tells the story of Pupcake entering Strawberry Shortcake's life, Here Comes Pupcake , contained various inconsistencies that contradict with the first episode, Meet Strawberry Shortcake. Likewise, while many official merchandise features the Strawberry-shaped patch on Pupcake's left eye, there exist other official merchandise that features the patch on Pupcake's right eye instead.
Lastly, Pupcake's eye color has been opened to some debate, with most merchandise depicting it as brown while some depict it as blue. Pupcake also appears to be very apt at lip-syncing, as he's been seen doing so in quite a few episodes. Pupcake is voiced by Nils Haaland. Pupcake is actually a pet of Strawberry Shortcake. He used to be Huckleberry's pet. A brown chipmunk that wears a white baker's hat with a gingerbread man cookie on it, and a purple collar with a cookie-shaped tag, Chocolate Chipmunk is bright and as technically apt as his owner, Ginger Snap.
While he does not speak human language, apparently the inhabitants of Strawberryland, and especially Ginger Snap, are capable of understanding his chipmunk chatters. An orange colored butterfly, Marmalade is the quietest of pets in Strawberryland, apparently only able to make soft tongue rolling noises. Marmalade is Orange Blossom' s pet. However, the character made a very late appearance in the show's run, only finally appearing in the episode "A Princess Named Rap", a few years after it was released to the toy line.
Sadly, like her owner, Coco Calypso , she was never seen again after. Kiwi was never seen on the series. However, he has been produced as toy by Bandai. He is Seaberry Delight' s pet. Pet of the villain Licorice Whip. Raven is another one of the few animals in Strawberry Shortcake's universe to be able to talk to humans.
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He is also one of the first villains to redeem himself. Back in the s incarnation of the World of Strawberry Shortcake, the character encountered a couple of horses in her travels, with varying degrees of success. With the advent of the series, American Greetings introduced a whole range of fillies to the revived franchise. As of the TV series' Year 4, and with the transition of the Strawberry Shortcake franchise from Bandai to PlayMates, a number of very different new directions were embarked upon, including a new approach concerning the merchandising of horses for the line. The ensuing toy "ponies" were a noted departure in that they had no names of their own, and were designated by the name of the character to whom they were linked "Strawberry Shortcake's Pony", for instance, who was obviously not Honey Pie Pony.
A number of these direct-to-toy-line ponies were given names in the Big Country Fun DVD, and are the first ponies introduced for Year 4 characters. A talking palomino horse and the only horse on the series that could talk who was introduced with the franchise's revival, Honey Pie Pony likes to chat about anything, often leading to meandering monologues on her extensive travels of the world. Honey Pie is prone to exaggerating the truth, however, which makes her surprise at learning of the existence of a whole island of fillies Ice Cream Island nearby to Strawberryland a bit more understandable.
Honey Pie is also picky about who can ride on her back; Strawberry Shortcake is her rider of choice. Cookie Dough is known as the slowest of the fillies, owing to her inability to refrain from stopping to nibble every sweet thing that crosses her path. She and Ginger Snap get along famously especially because of this, for Ginger Snap is seldom without a cookie to share.
A cream-colored filly decorated with tan and brown speckles, Cookie Dough's dark brown mane and tail were augmented later in the toy line with streaks of bright purple. Milkshake is a very jumpy, timid filly. Her white coat is speckled with bright pink polka dots, and her frothy, super curly mane and tail are also pink.
Milkshake's habit of running from her many fears has made her the fastest filly around. But with positive reinforcement and encouragement from her human ally, Angel Cake, Milkshake has made strides towards overcoming her nervous nature. Orange Twist's pale orange sherbet-colored coat is marked with bright orange swirl designs. Her bright blonde mane and tail are streaked with orange as well. She is generally a wild filly, jumping and bucking when most people attempt to ride her.
Orange Blossom, though, is NOT most people. Orange Blossom's shy nature has a disarming effect on Orange Twist, making her calm and agreeable. Huckleberry Hash was introduced seemingly as an afterthought, towards the end of Bandai's run of producing Strawberry Shortcake Toys. A medium blue filly dotted with lighter and darker blue spots, Huckleberry Hash was merchandised as part of the "Fantasy Sparkles" filly line, and came wearing a pair of large blue fabric fairy wings. A deep pink filly with red speckles and a vivid red mane and tail, Cherry Vanilla is said to be the sweetest natured of the Ice Cream Island fillies, as she attempts to compensate for the often "bratty" nature of her human counterpart.
A curiously coated filly, colored in large swirled swatches of pink, green and brown, like the multi-colored ice cream for which she is named, Spumoni has a lush dark brown mane and tail, which perfectly matches Coco Calypso's hair.
Like most of the Ice Cream Island fillies, who received nothing in the way of storyline or development from the animated shows, the only information on Spumoni's character comes from the packaging of her toy, which states that she likes to have her mane braided.