Woofster (also known as Puppy) is the fifth main character of Super Why, when Whyatt and the Beanstalk family adopt them.
They are currently the fifth member of Super Readers and they use dictionary power to aid the others when they do not know a certain word.
Personality
Not much information has been given about Puppy, but just like any other puppy they are very playful, happy, and perky. They love to play with Whyatt and loves them very deeply, especially when they can go outside to play!
Puppy seems to be empathetic also, when someone feels sad then they tend to feel sad too.
Appearance
Woofster is a golden retriever with light brown spots randomly placed around their body. Their nose is black while their eyes are dark blue. They have thin brown eyebrows and wears a dark blue collar with a gold piece shaped like an open book attached to it.
Woofster
With "Dictionary Power" Woofster will use their dictionary to look up words the Super Readers may not understand in order to make the situation for them easier to understand.
In his transformed state, Woofster can talk. They do not have their own Why Flyer, so they ride in Super Why's behind him while wearing a helmet as well.
In Whyatt’s story, The Super Readers discover that Puppy is actually Woofster from the book Woofster Finds A Home and they become a member of the team at the end of the episode.
Woofster essentially looks the same but with a royal/midnight blue cape with a small orange dictionary hanging from the center. When used, the dictionary grows in size so that Woofster can show the audience.
In "The Missing Princess of Pet City", they are able to change into their storybook incarnation that Super Why has created. They look identical to their normal transformed state, except they wears red gloves and can walk bipedal.
Problems Woofster Encountered
- Woofster Finds A Home: Whyatt heads to an adoption for pets and comes by Puppy, in need of a family. They learn they have a tale of their own and accept them into the Super Reader's group.
- The Great Robot Race: Puppy and Whyatt want to win a race but Puppy keeps dropping the bowl of porridge off of their back.
- The Pupp-athon: Woofster is distracted by a clothes box when they are supposed to do a hula hoop trick at the Storybrook Village Talent Show.
Quotes
- "Woof-dee-doo!"
- "Now wag your tail!"
- "And Woofster, with dictionary power!"
- "With my doggy dictionary, I can tell you what any word means!" (Gives the definition.)
- "Now we know what it means!”
- "Woofster to the rescue!"
- "Give your tail a wag!"
- "Barkarooni!"
Trivia
- Despite the both of them being dogs, there has been no interaction between Puppy and Red's puppy. Incidentally, both of them are called/named Puppy, but Red's is a female dog.
- Woofster is the only male to be voiced by a non-binary, making them the only non-binary Super Reader.
- Woofster's name is a play on Merriam-Webster (the renowned dictionary company named after Noah Webster).
- Alongside Red and Pig, they are one of the three Super Readers to have a storybook incarnation with a different appearance.
- They can only speak inside of storybooks and in the Book Club, and can only make barking sounds in Storybrook Village.
- Whenever someone asks them what a word means, they curve their tail. The reason why is unknown, though it could be because their tail looks like a question mark.
- It's not known how Woofster exactly got their powers.
- They and Princess Pea are the only ones that kept their respective voice actors.
- In The Missing Princess of Pet City, Woofster has transformation from their true self to their comic self looking like half human and half dog.
- His favorite song is "I'm Dictionary" from Blue's Room.
- When he says, "Barkarooni!", it sounds like it was said by Daisy from Oswald.
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