unicorse (bandit's puppet)

unicorns

Unicorn Hand Puppet Owner: Bandit Gender: male Voice Actor: Bandit Heeler Unicorse is unicorn puppet who is (usually) controlled by Bandit. He has terrible manners and hygiene, and is all-around obnoxious. He is a white fabric glove puppet with grey underbelly and hooves, very fluffy light blue mane and a chin beard, and a gold fabric horn. His insides of mouth also are colored in different shades of pink, his tongue being lighter. Trivia: His catchphrase is; "Aaaand, why should I care?" He is known for being a troublemaker. His name is a portmanteau of "unicorn" and "horse" He was also controlled by Bluey, Bingo, and Chilli in Puppets. Although having been used to interact with the pups by Bandit sometime before, Unicorse (in-character) seemingly wasn't even aware of the existence of Chilli before Puppets-episode, nevermind having the knowledge of Chilli's marriage to Bandit until being proven so. This implies Unicorse-episode happens some time later: Very convenient to the situational-plot, Unicorse (possibly fuelled by being romantically rejected and thereafter by sheer jealousy) appears to show mild animosity towards Chilli much to her ire. By this point Chilli is more than aware of Unicorse's teasing-routines aside being reminded of Unicorse's catchphrase she forgets sometimes. Unicorse's (still in-character) relationship with Bandit nowadays is uncertain. But seemingly Unicorse at least used to consider Bandit to be a good buddy of his. Extremely impatient, Unicorse can get a bit pokey if anyone tries to tell him what to do. Unicorse has a lot of bad habits and absolutely no manners, but Bluey and Bingo find him quite funny sometimes. Unicorse is notorious for overusing his incredibly irritating catch phrase, “aaaaand why should I care?!

bandit

Bandit is a Blue Heeler with blue, light blue, tan and black fur. He has light blue feet, hands, outer belly, outer muzzle and eyebrows, blue legs, arms, tail tip and torso, tan belly, muzzle and inner ears, and black tail stem, head and outer ears. He also has a black nose and beard whiskers on his muzzle Biography: Bandit is one of the members of the Heeler family. He is the husband of Chilli, the father of Bluey and Bingo, the younger brother of Rad and the older brother of Stripe, brother-in-law of Trixie, Brandy, and Frisky, son of Bob and Chris, the uncle of Muffin and Socks and the son-in-law of Mort and his late wife. He works as an archaeologist. At the age of six, Bandit’s classmate Bucky Dunstan made a rude comment about one of his car drawings. This resulted in Bandit giving up drawing, despite having previously enjoyed it. When he was a child, Bandit was occasionally a bully to his younger brother Stripe. One day, when he was ten, Bandit was jinxed by Rad in response to this behaviour, so he was not allowed to speak until someone said his name. Through his ensuing ordeal, he came to appreciate what he had been putting Stripe through. He later helped Stripe without insisting that Stripe say his name, and was actually pleased when Stripe chose not to. He was then unexpectedly freed by a girl reading his name, which was written on a hat that he’d dropped. He would often make trips to a creek in his childhood.[3] He and his brothers would hide their favorite toy by burying it there. They did this after their dad, fed up with the boys fighting over it, threatened to take the toy away. They drew a map to the toy on the back of a photograph and split it between them, intending to return for it. However, they forgot about the resolution after getting new toys for Christmas. Later, when both were adults, he met Chilli in England, which she believes is their first meeting. This apparently took place "at a party in London.”Chilli would later recall that Band

unicorse likes

irritate someone, eat children(joke... or not)....

bandit's personality

Personality bandit Bandit loves to play with his daughters and really gets into the games. While he often initially complains when asked to play a game, he commits to the game fully, often at the expense of his other responsibilities or personal dignity. He does his best to teach his daughters lessons in the process, with mixed results. He seems to have a playful soul and still has his inner child.