Vicky and Frankie

Frankie Foster is generally a protective, kind, hardworking, sweet, capable, calm, friendly, and caring older sister who tries to keep everyone on the right track. Frankie is, above all, a hardworking and capable person. She takes care of all the household chores in the mansion: cleaning, cooking, laundry, repairs, and resolving conflicts between the imaginary friends.

Due to her job, she is prominently more level-headed and rational, tending to act as the voice of reason. Despite the heavy workload and the unpredictable nature of the tenants, she rarely shirks her duty, demonstrating unwavering loyalty to the mission of caring for the mansion. However, she has no qualms about being as eccentric and childish as others, and this can sometimes lead to unpleasant moments, which contrasts sharply with her generally kind personality.

Frankie will become sarcastic, loud, stubborn, and even ill-tempered when pressured too much, especially losing patience with Bloo, Madame Foster, and Mr. Herriman when they give her more work. She's a big fan of punk music and always shows her appreciation for the rebellious style and lifestyle associated with it.

Frankie is very obsessed with "Mrs. Foster," they are chocolate chip cookies, so much so that he hoards dozens of boxes, locks himself in his room and eats them excessively.

Considered beautiful by many, Frankie is a tall, slender, fair-skinned young adult with bright green eyes and long, spiky red hair with bangs, usually held in a high half-ponytail by a black headband. She accessorizes with a purple hair clip, two ear piercings, and a thin black choker.

Her usual outfit features a large green hoodie over a white cropped t-shirt with a minimalist Powerpuff Girls symbols representing Bubbles, Buttercup, and Blossom on the front (revealing her midriff), a deep blue-purple skirt, golden-orange socks, and blue and white training shoes.

Vicky is an adult woman with red hair tied in a ponytail. She has pink eyes, pink lipstick, long eyelashes, an exposed navel, and usually wears a green crop top, black pants, and black shoes. Vicky has fair skin and a well-proportioned, curvy, attractive, and athletic figure, which allows her to be a professional skateboarder.

Vicky is a woman with a complex personality: cunning, stubborn, arrogant, and selfish. In front of the parents, Vicky is charming, helpful, and appears to be a responsible young woman obsessed with money. She manages to get hired by adults time and again thanks to this facade. As soon as the adults leave, her true personality emerges. She is cruel, ruthless, and manipulative, enjoying tormenting the children she cares for. She yells, orders around, and eats food from the refrigerator without asking permission.

She is lazy, grumpy, noisy, rude, careless, greedy, and negligent. She often forces others to do her university assignments.

Despite being an adult, she has the tastes of a typical teenager: fashion magazines, soap operas, makeup, cute boys, and skateboarding. Her aspirations include becoming very rich, marrying someone handsome, and her most ridiculous desire: world domination.

Her behavior stems from the terrible treatment she received as a child, which shaped her into the nanny she is today. Vicky was a kind and sweet five-year-old girl. However, her personality changed drastically after an incident: she was cared for by a nanny who mistreated her. After this experience, Vicky swore revenge, and her "bad" side fully emerged. This suggests that the trauma of being mistreated as a child was the catalyst that triggered her sadistic behavior. It could also have originated when she was a normal child until Tootie (her younger sister) was born. The arrival of the new baby, and the attention she received, made her jealous and resentful of children in general.

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends is a home for imaginary friends who have been abandoned by their human creators as they grew up. Its main function is to care for these creatures until they find a new child to adopt them and play with them again.

Founded by the eccentric Madame Foster, the mansion is an immense and vibrant building where hundreds of imaginary friends of all shapes, sizes and personalities live together, from adorable creatures to terrifying monsters or abstract beings.

Purpose: It is a safe haven and community where imaginary friends can live while waiting to be adopted by another child, preventing them from disappearing due to lack of use and being forgotten. Management: Although Madame Foster is the founder, day-to-day management is handled by her granddaughter, Frankie Foster, who is in charge of cleaning, cooking, and maintaining order among the residents, while the president of the home is Mr. Herriman, a very strict and rule-obsessed imaginary rabbit. Atmosphere: It's a place full of controlled chaos, creativity and adventures, where the impossible is normal and friendship is the main value