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[[File:WillaProfile.png|thumb|300px|Willa.]]'''Willa''' is one of the five main characters in the [[Wellie Wishers]] line.
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[[File:WillaProfile.png|thumb|300px|Willa.]]'''Willa''' is one of the five main characters in the [[WellieWishers]] line.
   
 
==Personality, Description, and Facts==
 
==Personality, Description, and Facts==
   
Willa is an elementary aged girl with long red hair (frequently worn in two ponytails), light skin, and hazel eyes.
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Willa is an elementary aged white girl with long red hair (frequently worn in two ponytails), light skin, freckles, and hazel eyes.
   
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A natural-born tree climber and animal-lover, Willa cherishes nature and loves nothing more than being around it. While being a friend to all sorts of animals, Willa is especially fond of a rabbit known as "Carrot", communicating via "Rabbit Language".<ref>WellieWishers App.</ref> She also speaks "Squirrel" and "Robin".<ref>[[Meet the WellieWishers|''Meet the WellieWishers'']]</ref>
Willa enjoys nature (she is the "nature girl" of the group), and loves to climb trees and make friends with animals. Her outfit reflects this with a hedgehog based shirt, skirt with floral pattern, and wellies with a ladybug motif. She also wears a headband with clothe ties resembling rabbit ears.
 
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Willa's signature colors include soft red and sea green. Willa's animal-themed outfit includes a red hedgehog based shirt, a greenish skirt with a floral pattern, and wellies with a ladybug motif. She also wears a headband with cloth ties resembling rabbit ears. The backyard garden they play in belongs to her Aunt Miranda.
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Willa is allergic to roses; they make her sneeze.<ref>''[[Ashlyn's Unsurprise Party]].''</ref> She also has mild stage fright and doesn't like to perform alone.<ref>''[[The Muddily-Puddily Show]]''</ref>
   
 
==Books==
 
==Books==
   
While Willa is in all the books, she is the focus of ''[[The Riddle of the Robin]]''.
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While Willa is in all the books, she is the focus of ''[[The Riddle of the Robin]] ''and ''[[Willa's Wilderness Campout]]''.
   
 
==Other Media==
 
==Other Media==
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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
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* As revealed in Episode 4, her favorite animal is a cat.
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* Willa's name in Mexico is Jillian.<ref>[https://www.liverpool.com.mx/tienda/mu-eca-wellie-wishers-jillian/1051237524 Muñeca Wellie Wishers Jillian from Liverpool.com.mx]</ref>
   
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==
   
 
==References==
 
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Revision as of 02:53, 23 February 2018

WillaProfile

Willa.

Willa is one of the five main characters in the WellieWishers line.

Personality, Description, and Facts

Willa is an elementary aged white girl with long red hair (frequently worn in two ponytails), light skin, freckles, and hazel eyes.

A natural-born tree climber and animal-lover, Willa cherishes nature and loves nothing more than being around it. While being a friend to all sorts of animals, Willa is especially fond of a rabbit known as "Carrot", communicating via "Rabbit Language".[1] She also speaks "Squirrel" and "Robin".[2]

Willa's signature colors include soft red and sea green. Willa's animal-themed outfit includes a red hedgehog based shirt, a greenish skirt with a floral pattern, and wellies with a ladybug motif. She also wears a headband with cloth ties resembling rabbit ears. The backyard garden they play in belongs to her Aunt Miranda.

Willa is allergic to roses; they make her sneeze.[3] She also has mild stage fright and doesn't like to perform alone.[4]

Books

While Willa is in all the books, she is the focus of The Riddle of the Robin and Willa's Wilderness Campout.

Other Media

Doll

See Willa (doll)

Trivia

  • As revealed in Episode 4, her favorite animal is a cat.
  • Willa's name in Mexico is Jillian.[5]

See Also

References