Bluey has a lot of true-to-life characters that helped propel the show into mainstream popularity, but some of them contributed more than others.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Set in a world of anthropomorphic dogs, Bluey is full of great characters that all contribute to making the show work for kids and adults alike. Since its release in 2018, Bluey has skyrocketed in popularity, the Australian show endearing itself to an international audience enough for its third season to secure a spot on Disney+.
It appears that in the world of Bluey, aging is directly tied to losing one's animal-like behavior, suggesting a sort of primal baseline for the dog denizens of the show. While this is a fascinating topic to explore, having a character like Socks act explicitly more like a dog, complete with growling, biting, and running on all fours, is a bit distracting.
8 Uncle Rad and Frisky Though two separate characters, Uncle Rad and Frisky's stories are intertwined in one of the most heart-warming episodes of the series. In their debut appearance in Season 2, Episode 8's Double Babysitter, Bluey's Uncle Rad and Godmother, Frisky, are double-booked to babysit the kids for a night, meeting each other and fostering the start of a romance.
6 Uncle Stripe Bandit's younger brother, Stripe plays the role of the easygoing Uncle to Bluey and Bingo. His go-with-the-flow personality is a blessing and a curse, making him a favorite of the Heeler kids when it comes to playing games, but sometimes struggles to lay down the law. Being the bad guy is a difficulty many parents can relate to, and watching Uncle Stripe try and fail to control his rambunctious daughters can provide a lot of catharsis.
4 Chilli The glue that holds the family together, Chilli is the mother to Bluey and Bingo and Bandit's wife. Like many mothers throughout television history, Chilli is perhaps the most grounded member of the Heeler family, sometimes being the only one to take care of business and remember the "boring" details that keep things from spiraling out of control.
2 Bluey The titular character, Bluey is 7-year-old Blue Heeler and the star of the show. The closest thing the show has to a protagonist, Bluey loves her family, always ready to rile them together for a creative adventure. Bluey keeps her family on their toes with her elaborate games, curiosity, and willingness to include everyone. For a kid, Bluey is also very brave, willing to try new things even when she's not sure about them.
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