Famosa - Blues Clues Basic Plush, Size 19cm, Blue, for All Ages (BLU00210), Multicoloured

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Pink Means Feminine: Bunny Jo is the only girl and also the only one to wear a pink shirt, however she is a little more androgynous than the usual examples of this trope.

Palette Swap: Has Blue's model down to the same spots, just colored magenta and later on gained glasses. One exception is that her pawprint is shown on her right paw on merchandise for the original series as opposed to Blue's left.

Aunt Nutmeg

Screams Like a Little Girl: Whenever Josh gets scared or becomes alert (which is ridiculously easy) you may notice that his voice becomes higher than usual. Blue's Big Pajama Party", " Blue's Big Musical", and 100th Episode Celebration" are the only 3 episodes Paprika appeared in the beginning. Divergent Character Evolution: The Shaker couple started out having similar behaviors and acting like The Dividual, but as the series went on, their unique peculiarities became more highlighted. Mr. Salt turned out to be more immature and a little absent minded, in the same way as the hosts, his interest in cooking evolved into him working at the neighborhood bakery. While Mrs. Pepper is a more adventurous lady, her personality is more mature and she is interested in the vegetable aspect of cooking. In the fourth season, Paprika grows older and becomes a toddler. She trades her peanut crib away for a miniature bed and acts as a role model to her new younger brother, Cinnamon. Cinnamon takes her place as the youngest member of the Blue's Clues house in the last three seasons. That is until the reboot, in which the newborn twins, Sage and Ginger, take Cinnamon's place in terms of youngest shaker to be born by Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper. It Runs in the Family: Like their cousin Josh and their grandmother Lola, they are extremely artistic in multiple areas with the most visible being singing.

Ty Intellectual Animal: Despite being a dog (and mentally a child) Blue is probably one of the most intelligent characters in the series, even though she occasionally has the same limitations as a child and/or a pet. Plot-Relevant Age-Up: Paprika has been aged up to a teenager in the reboot. In the original, Paprika aged up from a baby to a toddler by season four. Wise Tree: The two trees that guide Josh to the last clue and remind him and Blue that they have little time.Vague Age: Although they are typically represented by childish voices, Steve and Joe appear to be able to see and interact with older viewers (who watched their eras), which Josh doesn't seem to be able to do. Easter Egg: Snail can be seen hidden in various places three times throughout the episode. She's easy to find, but sometimes she would hide in places where you'll have to look very closely to see her. Reality Warper: An implied trope. All of the three seem to be capable of this to different degrees, all are capable of teleporting to other worlds similar to how Blue does. Steve seems to be able to bring objects to life and is implied to have been the one who brought the house's inhabitants to life. Josh takes this to the next level by doing this completely unconsciously, bringing various random objects to life and turning the space around him into a musical. Joe is a salesman talented enough to keep two present stores running. In addition, he possesses all sorts of other talents, being an accomplished seamstress, tailor, and craftsman, to the point where his art becomes a completely new skidoo world with its own society in one episode. He is also implied to be the reason that Santa Claus can wrap presents for the whole world, as he volunteers to help out every year, and he completes his hard job in the space of minutes. Friendly Rivalry: Likes to troll the Hosts with his games and Josh looks comically serious whenever he mentions his name, but he's friends with them like all the neighbors.