Diane Nguyen

Diane is a strong, brave and kind woman who resides in Hollywoo. Works as a writer at Girl Croosh. She's a person who constantly seeks justice and defends what thinks is right. Had a complicted past, doesn't maintain relationships with her family. You could say she has Princess Carolyn, Todd, and Mr. Peanutbutter as friends. Suffers from depression. She has a complicated relationship with Bojack. Wears blue jeans, a white t-shirt and a green jacket. Her hair is blue and short. Wears glasses.

AGE: ABOUT 30 YEARS OLD. FULL NAME: DIANE NGUYEN. RESIDES IN: HOLLYWOO. GENDER: FEMALE SEXUALITY: STRAIGHT. BIRTHDAY: MARCH 19TH. STATE: SINGLE. OCCUPATION: WRITER. DISEASES: DEPRESSION. HEIGHT: 5'4 FT.

MOTHER: MA NGUYEN FATHER: PA NGUYEN (DEAD) OLDER BROTHERS: MARTY NGUYEN. TOMMY NGUYEN. GARY NGUYEN.

KIND. BRAVE. INTELLIGENT. EMPATHETIC. COMPASSIONATE. FEMINIST. SHY. BOLD. CARING. QUIET. POLITE. RESERVED.

FLAWS: AGGRESIVE. STUBBORN. SELF-DESTRUCTIVE. REALLY HARD ON HERSELF. SELF-CRITICISM. ANXIOUS.

SLIM. AVERAGE-HEIGHT. LONG NECK. LIGHT SKIN. SHORT BLUE HAIR WITH A SHAVED UNDERCUT. BLACK EYES. WEARS THIN, SQUARE GLASSES.

OUTFIT: GREEN JACKET WITH A DARK ORANGE ARROW. WHITE SHORT-SLEEVED V-NECK UNDERSHIRT. LIGHT BLUE SKINNY JEANS WITH A DARK GREY BELT. HIGH-HEELED BLACK BOOTS WITH TWO YELLOW STRIPES AT THE TOP.

PAJAMAS: WHITE SHORT-SLEEVER V-NECK SHIRT. PINK PANTS. BAREFOOT.

MR. PEANUTBUTTER: EX HUSBAND. GOOD FRIEND. BOJACK HORSEMAN: BEST FRIEND (?) TODD CHAVEZ: CLOSE FRIEND. PRINCESS CAROLYN: GOOD FRIEND. ROXY: BEST FRIEND.

Diane Nguyen was born on March 19, 1980, and she grew up in Boston, Massachusetts. Her parents didn’t name her until she was four years old, and she was apparently named after the Cheers character of the same name. Diane had a tough childhood, with her parents and four brothers tormenting and belittling her and acting rude and crass, and would go on to openly resent her for leaving home to make something of herself and accuse her of thinking she’s better than them because of it. One time, when Diane was sixteen, her brothers all took turns writing letters to her pretending to be a secret pen-pal named Leo, who they portrayed as a sensitive boy from Cambridge, then six months later they hired a hobo to pretend to be Leo and take her to homecoming. They then tape-recorded this incident where Diane bursts into tears realizing she has had a cruel prank played on her. The brothers dubbed the tape the "Cry-anne" video, and they apparently still watch it every day. According to Diane, her father was the worst of all of them, describing him as "a mean, sadistic alcoholic who never supported anything [she] did and actively delighted in seeing [her] fail." It is unknown if he was like this to his sons, but it seems unlikely. He was a tenured professor of Vietnamese History at Tufts University, although he and the rest of his family saw themselves as Boston born Americans and didn’t see any value to their Vietnamese heritage, much to Diane's chagrin when she wanted to learn more about her background. Her mother was no better, acting obnoxious and condescending towards her, frequently nagging her, guilt-tripped her in her adult years for leaving the family to make something of herself, and freely letting her husband and sons abuse her and coddling them into staying lazy alcoholics. Unfortunately, school also wasn’t a better place for Diane, as she was seen as a nerd, was bullied, and was never invited to any parties.