What-a-Mess

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He also has a puppy's overwhelming interest in food and sleep (What-a-mess Has Lunch opens with the baldly truthful statement, "A hungry puppy is a sad sight". Crossdressing Voices: Averted with What-A-Mess, as he was voiced by then-child voice actor Ryan O'Donohue. What-A-Mess: 5 Hilarious Adventures – What-a-Mess Goes to the Seaside, What-a-Mess Goes to School, Prince What-a-Mess, Super What-a-Mess, What-a-Mess Keeps Cool (Extra Episodes – What-a-Mess and Cynthia the Hedgehog, What-a-Mess Has a Brain Wave!

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In the US animated version, the duck was coloured blue, as his character was merged with the blue bird in the UK animated version and books, and was also given the name Baldwin by What-A-Mess. From these tall, elegant, recherché creatures, he drew the inspiration for a character who delighted me when I was just old enough to read alone - the Afghan puppy Prince Amir of Kinjan. His Royal Highness, Prince What-A-Mess: After getting on the wrong plane in the baggage, What-a-Mess meets his relatives in Afghanistan.

Other times, he's a Jerk with a Heart of Gold, Big Brother Bully type who's not that good of an influence on What-A-Mess, but has a soft spot for him nonetheless and will take the kid under his wing for a day of fun. The Cat Next Door – also known as Felicia in the US animated version, is a brown Siamese Cat that loves to tease What-A-Mess at times. Despite his breed, Prince Amir is a small, fat, bumbling chap, invariably coated in something sticky, his moulting fur festooned with twigs and leaves. Small Name, Big Ego: Trash and Felica are both very arrogant and have an inflated sense of self-importance (What-A-Mess tends to humor them).

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It was from these magnificent creatures that he drew in spiration for the puppy who is often muddy, forever poking his nose where it doesn’t belong, accident prone, and is so often covered in leaves from eating trees that people cry, ‘WHAT A MESS! Along with the Dogs Trust it has launched a campaign, The Big Scoop, to remind the minority of bad owners to clean up after their animals. Baldwin: In the US animated version is a blue duck who sits on What-a-mess's head, he is What-a-mess's companion and friend.Funny Background Event: Both the book and the show would have odd little creatures running about in the background getting into shenanigans or reacting to what's going on at the moment. Standard Snippet: The DiC Entertainment series used a slightly out-of-key version of "Chopsticks" for scenes where characters are in hairy situations. What-a-Mess is a dog that doesn't like to bathe and many times when he runs away from the bath that his owners try to give him, he accidentally ends up causing chaos throughout the city.