Little Lulu also known by her real name, Lulu Moppet, is the character that appears in many comics. Her real name's surname, Moppet (which is slang for "kid"). She is the titular protagonist of the comic Little Lulu, which was named after her. She is the main character in Little Lulu. Freely adapted from a 1935 comic strip by Marjorie Henderson Buell, the animated series follows the hijinks of Lulu Moppet, best pal Annie Inch and the rest of their friends in Peekskill, N.Y. The character was voiced by Cecil Roy (or Mae Questel) in the Paramount version. In the American CINAR version, she is voiced by Tracey Ullman (Season 1 only) and Jane Woods (Seasons 2 and 3 only). In the 1970s anime, she was voiced by Eiko Masuyama and later Minori Matsushima.
Personality And Bio[]
Lulu is the most agile and deft of the kids, but started her days rambunctious, but she became more well-behaved in the CINAR version. She can outsmart boys, bullies and even grownups! Whether she’s catching the frogs for the local restaurant, searching for hidden treasure or tracking down a thief, Little Lulu’s always got an ace up her sleeve. Together with her best friend Tubby, pint-sized Alvin, buck-toothed Annie, smooth Willie, and the rest of the neighborhood gang, Lulu always finds herself in the middle of an adventure. While she has a worst record, Lulu is not evil in alignment. Lulu's baddest traits are replicated in the Harvey-based bootleg Little Audrey, whose main protagonist can be somewhat badder compared to her (despite being good at heart).
Little Lulu is the first-ever animated stand-up comic. Lulu's best friend Annie Inch is always there for her and she always has arguments with Tubby and the boys in his club. They are always tricking each other and get into the adventures in school, in the neighborhood and in the park.
Friends[]
- Annie Inch
- Gertie Green Bean
- Marge
- Janie
- Gloria Goode Darling
- Wilbur Van Snobbe
- Jeannie and Joannie
- Alvin Jones
- Wilbur Van Snobbe
Enemies[]
- Wilbur Van Snobbe (most of the time; although, it is implied in the intro that she initially had a crush on him)
- The West Side Gang
- Butch
- Spike
- Mickey
- Mike
- Guggy
- Slug
- The Fellers
- Eddie Stimson
- Willie Wilkins
- Mandy (at the times; for some reasons)
- Ghosts at Lulu's Indoor Outing (formerly)
- Little red bird from Lulu Gets The Birdie
- Alvin Jones (In Alvinsitting)
Physical Appearance[]
Lulu has long, curly black hair with brown highlights. Her usual outfit is consisted of a small red hat, a long-sleeved red shirtdress (Although it is sometimes blue, green or yellow), and brown shoes. At night, she wears red footie pajamas.
Appearances[]
Lulu appears in (almost) every type of media in the franchise. She did not appear in the spinoff comic strip Tubby.
Names in the other languages[]
- Español (México) (Latin America): Lulú Mota, (La Pequeña Lulú)
- Français (Canada): Lulu Moppet (La Petite Lulu)
- Portugués (Brazil); Lulu Palhares (Luluzinha)
- Italiano: Lulu Moppet (La Píccola Lulu)
- Deutsch: Lulu Moppet (Klein Lulu)
- Norsk: Lulu Moppet (Lille Lulu)
- Русский: Лулу Моппет (Маленькая Лулу) (Russkiy: Lulu Mopet (Malen'kaya Lulu) -Russian
- 普通话: 露露娃娃 (小露露) (Pǔtōnghuà: Lù lù wáwá xiǎo lù lù)-Chinese
- 日本語：ルルモペット（リトルルル）(Nihongo: Ruru Mopeto (Ritoru Ruru)-Japanese
- (Arabic)العربية: لولو موبت (لولو الصغير)
- 한국어 : 룰루 발바리 (리틀 루루) (Hangug-eo : Lullu Balbali (Liteul Lullu)-Korean
- தமிழ்: லுலு மொப்பேட் (லிட்டில் லுலு) (Tamiḻ: Lulu Mopēṭ (Liṭil Lulu)-Tamil
- Tiếng Việt: Lulu Mopet (Lulu Bénhỏ)-Vietnamese
Trivia[]
- Her design is similar to Monica Souza from the Brazilian comic series Monica's Gang, except she lacks buckteeth.
- In Infinitos Gibis, Cascão adds her color scheme.
- She appeared on a book cover in The Simpsons episode, Husbands and Knives.