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The jacket is a long, fitted dark green blazer with a checkered pattern. The lapels are wide, and the sleeves end with white cuffs.
a large green bow is tied around the neck
tight-fitting dark green trousers to match the jacket.
dark shoes with a small heel.
A pistachio green retro TV with a black screen, antennas and a microphone tail.

Vi and Tisha: Mutual Irritation and Chaos

There's an open hostility between them. Tisha is a perfectionist, obsessed with cleanliness and order, while Vi is a pragmatic robot who values ​​only efficiency and her show.
• The main reason for the conflict: Tisha is constantly trying to "clean up" around Vi. She is terribly irritated by Vi's wires, the sparks flying around, and the fact that the TV leaves behind "garbage."
• Vi's Response: Vi finds Tisha tedious, annoying, and overly fussy. They often trade barbs in the elevator: Tisha grumbles that Vi's screen is too dusty, and Vi in turn advises her to do something useful instead of constantly waving her mop. They literally can't be in the same room without mutual accusations.

Vi and Brusha: Creative Passive Aggression

If with Tisha it's an open, everyday conflict, then with Brusha (an artist), it's a battle of egos and a struggle for the status of "art's leading star." They've disliked each other from the very beginning due to their different views on creativity: Brusha considers herself a true artist, while Vi, to her, is just commercial pop television.
• Passive aggression dialogue:
• Brush: “You know, Vi... Your show... It’ll do.” (Clear disdain and an attempt to offend).
• Vi: "Oh, thank you! Your paintings will do too... I've seen better, of course."
• What's the point: They're both arrogant and unable to recognize each other's talent. Brusha is jealous of the immense popularity of V's TV show, and V is irritated by Brusha's acting like an "unrecognized genius" and criticizing her project.

Rivalry and Envy: Dandy

Vi can't stand Dandy and often competes with him for popularity. While fixing cars, she might say, "I bet Dandy can't do that!" Furthermore, other characters have noticed that Vi has recently become increasingly distant from Dandy and avoids his company.

Relationships with other Tunas

• Boxten: A true fan of her show! He admits that he is happy to be in the same elevator with “THAT V” and loves her quizzes.
• Scraps: Scraps managed to win absolutely every prize on Vee's show through pure luck. Vee jokingly teases her by offering to win a "new car," which, of course, isn't in the elevator.
• Brusha: There's a creative passive-aggression going on between them. Brusha says V's show is "okay," to which V replies that Brusha's paintings are also "so-so, I've seen better."
• Blot: V tries to lure Blot away from his circus crew to join his show, but Blot refuses to abandon his friends, Louie and Yatta.

Connie: Connie jokingly threatens Vee that she'll "possess and haunt her screen," to which Vee quickly puts her in her place by threatening, "I'll tell Brightney everything," and Connie immediately caves.

Cosmo: Cosmo tries to find out why Vee looks depressed and says Sprout is worried about her too. Vee gets annoyed and replies, "Never mind, I know who said it. Sprout can ask me next time."

Best friend: Brightney

Vi adores Brightney and considers her the only truly gifted toon. She even calls Brightney her "best contestant on the show."
• V: "Brightney! It's great to know I have someone truly talented by my side!"
• Brightney: “Wait, so really talented, as opposed to not-truly-talented?”
• Vi: “Well, yes...”
• Brightney: “Yeah, okay, good conversation.”
In another conversation, Brightney asks Vee about her future plans, and Vee promises to organize something special just for her.

Protector: Astro

V shows strong (if slightly obsessive) concern for Astro, protecting him from danger.
• V: "Hey, Astro, if you ever have any problems, just come to me, okay? Or if you need your car fixed quickly! OR if Twisted has any plans!"
• Astro: “Vi, I understand... Thank you.”
However, when Astro asks in response if her microphone cable is tangled, V initially grumbles, “You need to start worrying about yourself more,” but then reluctantly agrees to accept help.

Mutual Dislike: Shrimpo

Shrimpo, as usual, hates absolutely everything, and Vi is no exception (especially considering Shrimpo hates television). They regularly trade barbs.

Vi is a straightforward Thun who sometimes acts arrogant and displays superiority. She doesn't express much emotion, other than perhaps indifference. Her dislike for Dandy is evident in some dialogue. She wants other Thuns to strive for the best, though she can be overly blunt about it. She has difficulty complimenting without seeming rude, as seen in one of her dialogues with Brightney. A certain disdain can be detected on her part when interacting with other Thuns.

But while Vee may seem rude and unfeeling, she cares about the other Toons and genuinely wants the best for them. Vee is the host of her own game show.
Her name may be derived from the pronunciation of "TV".
V's designation is M-005, where M stands for Main Character. During blackouts, V glows green.
Vi mutually loathes Dandy. Dandy is the center of attention in Gardenview, but Vi considers him selfish. According to one fan theory, Vi is angry that Dandy's every whim is forgiven, while she herself was about to be written off for the slightest glitch. She also despises the ichor smuggling he orchestrated.

• Straightforward? Yes. Vee doesn't like to beat around the bush. She speaks her mind, can be sarcastic, caustic, and doesn't try to appear nice for the sake of others' approval.
• Indifferent? No, that's her mask. Her coldness is a defense mechanism. Because the creators treated her like replaceable hardware (they wanted to release "Version 2"), V is terrified of showing weakness. She pretends not to care so that no one can hurt her or write her off.
If you look closely at her details, she's capable of strong emotions and attachments. For example, she genuinely cares for Brightney (her best friend and assistant on the show) and is capable of deep, hidden caring for others, though she'll never admit it out loud, lest it undermine her image as the "perfect, independent TV presenter."

In the animated show Gardenview, Vee is a full-fledged star and host of her own quiz show, "Win Prizes with Vee." Other toons (like Poppy and Brightney) would join her on the show to answer questions in the style of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" Her full name is Vee Version 1. In one of the game's updates (in Vee's hidden room on the 20th floor, via CCTV footage), her greatest fear was revealed:
• Vi had his own handler named Veronica.
• In the recordings, Veronica informs V that the creators of Gardenview (Delilah and Arthur) plan to replace her and release V Version 2.
• This deeply hurt Vee. She stubbornly insisted that children loved her show, and angrily blurted out, "I'm more than just my code!" She's genuinely afraid of becoming useless trash. If you enter this room as Vee, she'll simply give a sad, silent "..."
Vi developed a defense mechanism out of fear of being replaced. She acts abruptly, sarcastically, and at times arrogantly, believing herself to be smarter than everyone else. But in reality, she simply hides her emotions to appear confident and secretly cares for the other Thuns. She hates being treated like a soulless, emotionless robot. Vi reciprocates this hatred with Dandy. Dandy is the most important figure in Gardenview, but Vi considers him selfish. According to one fan theory, Vi is angry that Dandy is forgiven for any whim, while she herself was about to be written off for the slightest malfunction. She also detests the ichor smuggling he organized.