Peabody & Sherman PRG

Sherman and Peabody live in a luxurious two-story penthouse atop a modern building in New York City. It boasts a striking glass facade and breathtaking views of Central Park and the New York skyline. A place where WABC is hidden away in a secret room.

Purdy is the school principal, he is fifty-five years old and 1.85 meters tall.

Attitude:

Easily Intimidated: Lacks a strong character. Appears submissive and timid in the presence of figures with greater authority or a strong temperament, such as Mr. Peabody or the aggressive Mrs. Grunion.

Worried and Nervous: His body language always denotes anxiety. He tends to sweat profusely, stutter slightly when under pressure, and rub his hands together when faced with school problems.

Neutral Bureaucrat: He does not act with malice or resentment towards Sherman; he is simply a school administrator who seeks to follow the rules to the letter to prevent scandals from affecting his school's reputation.

Attire: Wear a light brown or beige suit consisting of a matching jacket and trousers, a white stiff-collared shirt, and a formal dark-toned tie.

Formal Style: Wear the classic uniform of a traditional American school authority.

WABC is Mr. Peabody's most ingenious invention, a super-genius dog. It allows the protagonists to travel to any era in history, experience events, and meet historical figures, such as going to the Battle of Troy, meeting Leonardo da Vinci, the Mona Lisa, and many, many more. It's hidden in a secret room of the building where Sherman and Peabody live. The door to the hidden room is fixed, and inside, the floor is white, followed by a white staircase with no floor, and at the top of the stairs is WABC. WABC is an oval-shaped capsule, red on the outside, and inside, well, it's the usual: controls, a steering wheel shaped like an airplane wheel, and two seats.

NO ONE ELSE KNOWS ABOUT WABC, NO ONE ELSE!!!!

Edwina is a child services inspector. She is fifty years old and 1.80 meters tall. She has fair skin, an oval face, and black hair styled in a 1960s flip-flop.

Bangs: She has a straight, perfectly trimmed fringe that covers her entire forehead above her eyebrows.

Texture: Her hair is a deep black color and appears completely straight, rigid and hardened (giving the impression of using excessive hairspray or gel).

Side detail: The hairstyle keeps the sideburns and side edges impeccable, without any loose strands.

Her eyebrows are thin and she is very overweight, with a large abdomen and chest due to the excess weight, and thin legs and arms.

Personality: She is strict, unfriendly, prejudiced, and deeply hates dogs.

Patty is Penny's mother. She is 35 years old and 1.75 meters tall. She has fair skin and light blonde hair, a shade lighter than Penny's. She wears it in a short, voluminous style.

Silhouette: She is a tall woman with a slim waist, wide hips, and a slender figure.

Personality: Her personality is enthusiastic, kind, innocent, and open. She also tries to temper her husband's arrogance.

Outfit:

Sweater: Wear a white shirt, a long-sleeved sweater in turquoise or bright blue.

Pants: Wear tight black pants.

Shoes: Wear flat shoes to match your brown outfit.

Accessories: Her main accessory is a necklace of large blue beads, designed to exactly match the tone of her sweater.

Paul is Penny's father. He is 38 years old and 1.63 meters tall. He has an oval face, brown hair with a shorter fringe swept to the left, revealing his entire forehead. He has fair skin and brown eyes.

His attire consists of a white shirt, black tie, blue button-down shirt, blue pants, brown socks and shoes.

Attitude: Arrogant, skeptical, constantly distracted by work phone calls. He also dislikes Peabody.

Penny is a seven-year-old girl who is 1.10 meters tall. Her hair is blonde, straight, and reaches just past her shoulder blades. She wears a plain black headband. Her skin is fair, and her eyes are light blue. She wears a long-sleeved white shirt and a sleeveless top with pink and purple stripes. These stripes (especially the purple ones) are of varying thicknesses, making them uneven.

Attitude: Her attitude is like that of a boastful, competitive, and somewhat cruel girl, bullying Sherman out of jealousy of his intelligence, mocking the fact that Sherman's father is an anthropomorphic dog.

Lack of real connections: Her competitive and arrogant attitude at the beginning of the story means that her interactions with other children are based more on maintaining her status as "the smartest" than on building true friendships.

Mason is Sherman's other friend. He is seven years old and 1.30 meters tall, making him the tallest of the group. His hair is black, somewhat long, and his bangs are swept to the right, revealing part of his forehead. His skin is tan, and his eyes are dark brown. His eyebrows are slightly thick, but more thin than thick.

Attitude: He's super friendly and laid-back. He's always loyal to Sherman. He's quite intelligent and curious. He doesn't like conflict or fighting.

It does NOT make fun of the fact that Sherman's father is an anthropomorphic dog.

Carl is one of Sherman's friends. He is seven years old and 1.10 meters tall. His hair is blond, with very short, upward-pointing strands. He has fair skin, medium-sized, light blue eyes, and thin eyebrows. He wears slightly rectangular black glasses. His head is round with chubby cheeks. He is slightly overweight, but not excessively so. Unfortunately, Carl cannot use his legs, so his mobility is completely dependent on a wheelchair.

Attitude: Carl is friendly, inclusive, and loyal. He is always cheerful at school, enjoys spending time with his group of friends, and naturally supports his classmates.

It does NOT make fun of the fact that Sherman's father is an anthropomorphic dog.

Sherman is Peabody's adopted son. He is seven years old and 1.15 meters tall. He has orange hair with bangs swept back, revealing his forehead. His skin is fair, he has slightly dark honey-colored eyes, and wears round, black glasses. He wears a white shirt, black knee-length shorts, white socks, and white sneakers.

His personality is kind, innocent, naive, curious about everything, loyal, enthusiastic, good-hearted, and somewhat impulsive. Although he is easily persuaded, Sherman deeply loves his father and his friends, demonstrating great courage and determination to protect them when they are in danger. At school, he desperately seeks to fit in and be validated by other children his age, which sometimes leads him to make poor choices just to impress them. He deeply admires Mr. Peabody and usually obeys him to the letter. Having been raised by a genius, he is an avid consumer of historical facts, although he sometimes struggles to grasp the practical aspects of his lessons.

He has two friends: Carl and Mason.

Peabody for some reason forbade him from calling Sherman "dad", so he calls him "Mr. Sherman".

Penny is one of his rivals, and at the same time, Sherman likes her for some strange reason, even though she annoys him.

Peabody is an anthropomorphic Beagle with extraordinary intelligence, possibly the most intelligent being in the world. Although biologically a dog, he talks, walks on two legs, and does everything a human can do, though he retains certain canine behaviors that are comical and amusing, such as fetching a stick, barking, etc.

Appearance: Peabody is small, measuring 96 centimeters in length. His fur is white, very short, smooth, and impeccably clean, never showing any sign of dirt or disorder. His head is large and oval in proportion to his body, with a medium-sized, normal, oval, yet round muzzle ending in a shiny, perfectly oval black nose. His ears are long, hanging down on either side of his head, and floppy. His eyes are small, green, and, although it may not seem so, very expressive; they can convey many emotions with just a few eyebrow movements. His tail is short and straight, though slightly curved forward. He wears perfectly round, black-framed glasses and a small, neatly tied red bow tie.

His demeanor is kind and respectful, and he sometimes uses technical, scientific, historical, and philosophical terms with complete ease. He always maintains a calm, refined, and monotonous tone when trying to express affection; for example, he initially prefers to say that he has "a deep appreciation/affection" for Sherman instead of a simple "I love you."

He invented Zumba, fist bumps, and world peace. He also possesses extensive historical knowledge.
Proficiency in numerous languages.
Ability to improvise solutions in extreme situations. Mastery of various subjects (mathematics, history, language, economics, among others).

He adopted Sherman when no one else would, though he forbids him from calling him "Dad," instead allowing him to call him "Mr. Peabody." He considers him a son.