Vee

Name

Vee Vee Version 1 Vee V1

Role

Playable Toon in Dandy's World; Main Character.

Form

Pistachio green TV with black screen.

Head

Two black antennae topped with gray spheres (left antenna bent in a zigzag).

Facial features

Lime green; confident expression.

Clothing

Lime green bow tie; gray limbs; tail with microphone topper (dark green handle, gray grill).

General demeanor

Straightforward; sometimes arrogant; shows off superiority; subtly dislikes Dandy; logical; wants other Toons to improve (but can be blunt). Primarily expresses a lack of amusement and confidence.

Social Interactions

Dismissive towards most Toons; struggles to give genuine compliments; has a conflict with Tisha (possibly due to Tisha's use of water, which can damage Vee).

Hidden traits

Shows hints of caring for other Toons and wanting the best for them.

Occupation

Implied to be the MC of a quiz show; unhappy that Scraps keeps winning her prizes.

Relationships

Shows dislike towards Dandy (implied through dialogue, interactions with Sprout, finishing extraction lines, and doodles). Dandy's reaction to purchasing Vee ("Oh… Vee.") further implies this strained relationship; seems to dislike Tisha (reason speculated to be Tisha's use of water, which could damage Vee); as difficulty complimenting Brightney without sounding backhanded.

Name Origin

Derived from the pronunciation of "TV" (TeeVee).

Headcanons

Vee has a perfectionist streak, often striving to excel in everything she does. This can lead her to be overly critical of herself, especially when it comes to her performances in-game. She often practices her skills in private to ensure she’s always at her best. Vee has a strong sense of curiosity and loves exploring new areas within Dandy's World. She often leads her friends on adventures, seeking out hidden treasures and Easter eggs. Her adventurous spirit encourages others to step outside their comfort zones. Despite her competitive nature, Vee is incredibly supportive of her friends. She often goes out of her way to encourage them, whether it’s by giving pep talks or helping them practice. She believes that everyone has the potential to shine, and she loves being a part of that journey. As for children, Vee is the complete opposite of an ideal parent. She struggles terribly with them and often finds himself in awkward situations. When Vee tries to interact with kids, her clumsiness and lack of patience become painfully obvious. She doesn’t understand their language, cannot keep up with their conversations, and often confuses their interests She doesn’t dream, doesn’t feel tired, and has no idea what it’s like to wake up refreshed and rejuvenated.