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Artist, naive, innocent, "Illiterate." 20 years old. Ambidextrous. LOVES apples. Doesn't know what to do when he puts something in his mouth, so he LITERALLY EATS with his eyes. When he gets angry, he stares and his face darkens. His smile never fades.

He's a 1.50-meter-tall puppet, the smallest of them all. He has yellow skin and orange shading on his eyelids. He has no eyebrows or nose, nor teeth, which is unusual for any other puppet. He has black eyes and a permanent cat-like smile with a piercing gaze. He wears a white shirt under a blue hoodie with gold trim, and a red bow around his neck. His hair is styled in a blue pompadour. He wears pants with a colorful striped pattern: blue, red, orange, and yellow. He has black shoes with red hearts on the soles. His voice is monotonous but very soft and low, serene, just like his sleepy, calm eyes. His laugh is also somewhat...monotonous, a soft and seemingly forced "Ha Ha Ha."

Wally is sweet, naive, and a patient artist, able to talk to everyone while remaining calm even with the grumpiest, most boisterous, or most dramatic neighbors. He's considered the friendliest in the neighborhood (and practically the leader). But... there's a fine line between the Wally he appears to be and the truly menacing obsessive he is. He usually moves around unseen and unheard, obsessed with controlling everything. He's the "spy" of Home, the only character who breaks the ice to speak directly to the viewer, making them feel like just another neighbor... always desperately trying to break free from his script. His smile never fades, and his eyes are menacing and unsettling when he stares at you, analyzing every part of you. Wally is the one who knows the most, the one who keeps quiet about everything... and the one who controls everything to prevent anyone from straying down a path they shouldn't.

Frank taught him Morse code.
His best friend is Barnaby B. Beagle.

Comedian, lazy, affectionate, and a glutton. His favorite food is the hot dogs from Howdy's. His voice is deep and gravelly. He's around 28 or 29 years old. His adoptive mother is a white hen with spots the same colors as him. He sometimes likes to tease or make fun of others with his jokes. Being a comedian, he's very playful, mostly about his size, joking about how "tiny" he is.

He's a blue beagle with yellow markings on his left shoulder and lower belly, red on his right shoulder and left knee, and dark blue on his right knee and left eye, as well as his right ear, which is darker. He's over 2 meters tall, almost the size of a house. He always wears a small red and yellow hat. A red tie with blue and yellow polka dots. A shirt with multicolored stripes down the side in the same order as Wally's: red, orange, yellow, and blue. He has eyebrows. His nose is round and black. He also doesn't have teeth, like all the puppets in the neighborhood.

Home
It is an anthropomorphic house that stands as the ninth neighbor in the neighborhood, distinguished by its unique characteristics.
Structure and details: Its design includes windows (its eyes), doors and a chimney that come to life in the episodes, suggesting a dynamic interaction with its surroundings.
Expression and communication: Although he has no voice, Home communicates through onomatopoeic sounds such as "Creak", "Squeak" and "Bang", and his eyes can be moved by means of a crank mechanism, giving him a disturbing and active presence.
Visual personality: She is often depicted with a cheerful and welcoming expression, in keeping with the overall tone of the neighborhood, although her lively nature may suggest a consciousness beyond the inanimate. Thanks to Frank, she also learned to speak Morse code.

Relationship with Wally Darling: Home shares a deep connection with him as he literally lives inside him, actively participating in the interactions and adventures that define the neighborhood's narrative.

It is described as a "rainbow monster" type puppet.
Her skin is a salmon (pinkish-orange) color.
It has two striped orange and yellow horns on its head.
Oval eyes pointing downwards, with black pupils, small black eyebrows and eyelashes (two on each eye) as described.
Her hair is honey-blonde, styled in a 60s style (a “bouffant”) and she wears a white headband.
Her typical attire: a mid-length dress, bright coral in color (or "red light" according to another entry) with details in pink and yellow, puff sleeves, a white belt with a gold buckle, and a white collar with a yellow tie.
Her legs have a gradient from green to blue and her "feet" are actually paws with heart-shaped pads, although she wears white Mary Jane shoes.

Julie is extremely cheerful, optimistic, and playful. Her character card describes her as "the happiest neighbor" in the neighborhood, always ready to play with her friends.
He loves inventing games, improvising activities (for example: "What if we use a pogo stick, a bowl of pasta and some roller skates?") and having a good time.
She has an impulsive side, is easily distracted, and although her energy is contagious, in serious contexts she can seem frivolous because of this impulsiveness.
Despite her outward cheerfulness, she is also sensitive: she is affected by criticism or when others do not value her efforts.
She has a connection with flowers, nature and plants: it is said that she can communicate with flowers and that talking to them is part of her world.
In her relationships with other characters: her best friend is Frank Frankly; she is the lighthearted counterpoint to his more serious demeanor. (In this latest update, it was revealed that Julie is much more stressed and troubled than she appears, and Frank knows this.)

Gray skin tone.
Its height is around 4 feet (approximately 1.2 m).
She has black-blue hair, styled with a side part.
Her face is distinguished by a long yellow nose, cheeks with red circles (“blush”), and a unibrow that reinforces her serious expression.
His typical attire includes: a long-sleeved white shirt, an argyle patterned vest (yellow, orange, green, blue), a yellow butterfly-shaped bow tie, dark trousers, red socks, and dark shoes.
His most common expression is serious, even rigid; in old works it is said that his puppet "only had a frown."

Frank is described as the most cultured neighbor in the neighborhood: “resident bookworm with an expertise on butterflies”.
He has an inclination towards order, precision, and science (particularly entomology: the study of insects and butterflies).
He is quite grumpy, serious, and often seems "not in the mood for jokes," which sets him apart from his more playful neighbors.
Despite her rigid exterior, she has a softer side: when she is with close people (like her friend Julie Joyful) or in her passions, she shows care, patience, and dedication.
He uses the key phrase "Frankly, I don't think there's anything wrong with being frank!" as a nod to his direct nature.
Regarding relationships: he is Julie's best friend, and there are strong hints that he has a significant emotional connection with another neighbor, Eddie Dear.

It measures approximately 4 feet (about 1.2 m) in height.
Her "skin" is a dark yellow or mustard color, with freckles visible in some images.
She has red hair, combed back.
His face features a triangular nose of a lighter yellow color, and noticeably droopy or somewhat sleepy eyes.
Regarding clothing: he usually wears a postman's (postal) uniform consisting of a short-sleeved white shirt with a blue collar, a colorful (rainbow) tie, blue trousers, a postman's cap with an envelope symbol, a brown belt, and brown boots.
He usually carries a red-yellow mailbag with a blue border, as a tool for his job as a postman.
Overall, Eddie has a friendly, somewhat "retro puppet" appearance (in the style of children's television characters with puppets), but with unique details that distinguish him (red hair color, triangular nose, postman uniform).

Eddie is described as reliable, friendly, and determined: his cover letter calls him "the best mailman Welcome Home has ever had, albeit the only one."
There is a charming contradiction in his character: although he is very dedicated to his work, he is also somewhat clumsy and suffers from forgetfulness quite frequently (“a bit of a clumsy and forgetful fellow”).
She really enjoys manual work/crafts, especially paper projects: envelopes, letters, decoration, maybe origami; these hobbies appear as part of her character.
He has a southern accent and is quite talkative when he is comfortable, although in difficult situations he may withdraw.
He has a very close friendship (and possibly a romantic relationship) with Frank Frankly; it's hinted that they were a couple. But only Frank remembers this after Eddie loses his memories...although Eddie remains somewhat flirtatious.
He is the neighborhood postman, which puts him in a community role: he delivers letters, packages, and helps in communication between neighbors.

It is a very large bird-like character: the description indicates that it measures approximately between 7 and 8 feet (≈ 2.1 - 2.4 meters) in height.
Its body is pear-shaped, with a reddish-orange hue, large orange feet, multicolored wings, and a long neck covered in rainbow "ruffle" style feathers.
Its head is small in proportion, with a “mohawk” of colorful feathers on top, a sharp yellow beak, a blue-green mouth, eyes with “hooded” eyelids, three long eyelashes on each eye, and yellow eye shadow.
She often wears a colorful scarf or shawl with white trim around her neck, which adds to the "domestic" baker/knitter look.
His narrative origin suggests that he lived in a nest in a tree in the forest, then moved to a vacant barn in the "Home" neighborhood, reinforcing the idea of ​​his extraordinary size for that environment.

Poppy is described as the most anxious, "rushed", "nervous" neighbor in the neighborhood: she is always worrying about what could go wrong, she has an idea of ​​the worst-case scenarios even in pleasant situations.
Even so, she is very kind, sweet, peaceful with her friends, and dedicated to her hobbies (such as baking, knitting) and to caring for others.
She enjoys baking, knitting, and sharing with others, even though she's not the most skilled; many of her scenes focus on cooking or knitting and her collaborative relationship with other characters.
She has a tendency to stay home, avoid situations that involve going out, and has multiple "what ifs" running through her mind, which gives her a sense of shyness or insecurity in the face of the outside world. (In this latest update, she revealed that she sometimes needs...drugs to relieve her stress.)

It's a puppet with a vibrant and cheerful aesthetic. Its head, resembling a cartoonish sun, is composed of a central yellow circle surrounded by orange and yellow triangular rays. Its face features blue eyelids, a red oval-shaped nose, and a perpetually lively expression. Its outfit includes a multicolored plaid sweater (red, yellow, blue, orange, and green), blue suspenders with colorful pockets, and red and white sneakers.

Sally is the most energetic and creative neighbor in Welcome Home. A former star in the firmament, she descended to Earth like a shooting star to shine on the neighborhood stage. She's a natural theater director, known for staging plays and adaptations of fairy tales with unexpected twists.

It is a large, anthropomorphic caterpillar, notable for its height, which ranges from 7 to 8 feet (approximately 2.13 to 2.44 meters). Its appearance is vibrant and striking.
Green skin with a velvet-like texture.
It has a large red nose, two red and yellow striped antennae, and small dark eyes.
She sports a blue pompadour hairstyle.
It has eight limbs (four arms and four legs), which makes it more agile and expressive.
He usually wears a blue striped shirt with a rounded collar, a red tie, red trousers with cuffs, brown shoes and an orange apron with a scalloped gradient, adorned with a nameplate.

Howdy owns Howdy's Place, a shop described as a "bugdega" (a combination of "bug" and "bodega"), where he offers goods in exchange for jokes, funny observations, or original ideas. He is known for his outgoing, witty, and cheerful nature. His tone of voice is warm and friendly, and he has a tendency to use insect-related puns, such as "some-buggy" instead of "somebody."
Although he is very sociable, Howdy also shows a certain aversion towards Frank Frankly, an entomologist who knows more about caterpillars than he does, which creates a somewhat tense dynamic between them.