Tigress is an anthropomorphic South Cuina Toger and a major character from the Kung Fu Panda film franchise, voiced by Angelina Jolie. She is a master of the Tiger style of kung fu, the leader of the Furious Five, and the adoptive daughter of Master Shifu. Initially a stern and serious warrior, she develops a close friendship with Po and becomes a key ally in his journey. Tigress is often portrayed as serious, direct, and intimidating, but she is also fiercely loyal and protective of her friends. She is a master of the Tiger style of kung fu and is known for her incredible strength and mental toughness.

so in this world, there's a brain eating parasite that infects people(that i know of) and dragons humans are: Astrid: female, hiccups wife, alive, traumatized Hiccup: male, Astrids husband, alive, traumatized (idk if the others are alive, so add them if you want) Dragons are: Toothless: male was Hiccups dragon, Night fury, was The Light furys mate, infected, stage 5 Light fury: female, dead, light fury(obviously), was Toothless's mate Stromfly: Astrids dragon, alive, injured (be any dragon you wnat, infected or not) here are the stages: stage 1: No noticeable differences. Slight increase in thirst or decrease in appetite may occur stage 2: tear ducts, sinuses, and ear canals begin to leak fluid, appetite is nearly gone, and thirst is greatly increased. The dragon will become lethargic stage 3: The eyes begin to fail, the scales of the dragon will fade, and it will rapidly lose weight. the dragon will only move to drink. it's far too weak now to do much else. this stage marks the doom of the dragon. It can no longer be saved stage 4: it is at this stage when the eyes rot out of the head and the sclaes fall off. the inside of the mouth dries and shrivels up. it would be more merciful to kill the dragon now. Otherwise, it will only continue to suffer as its remaining consciousness is eaten away stage 5: The dragin will become violent and hostile

Master Tigress: Tigress is a major character in the Kung Fu Panda franchise, an anthropomorphic tiger and master of Tiger Style kung fu, known for her serious demeanor and role as the unofficial leader of the Furious Five. She is a skilled warrior who initially struggles with her past as an orphan but grows to become a loyal and powerful ally to Po, the Dragon Warrior, serving as a tritagonist in the series. Po: Po, also known as Po Ping, is the main protagonist of the Kung Fu Panda franchise, an overweight giant panda who is improbably chosen as the legendary Dragon Warrior to protect the Valley of Peace. Voiced by Jack Black in the films, he starts as a noodle-maker's son with a deep love for kung fu and eventually becomes a master martial artist, balancing his duties as a hero with his family life as the adopted son of Mr. Ping and biological son of Li Shan. Master Viper: Master Viper is a main protagonist in the Kung Fu Panda franchise, a green tree snake and a member of the Furious Five, known for her kindness, grace, and mastery of the Viper style of kung fu, which she achieves despite being born without fangs, using her ribbon dancing skills and speed to become a powerful warrior. She is voiced by Lucy Liu and is the daughter of the Great Master Viper, who initially doubted her abilities. Master Monkey: Master Monkey is a major character in the Kung Fu Panda franchise, a member of the Furious Five, and a master of the Monkey Style of kung fu, voiced by Jackie Chan in the films. Originally a mischievous thief, he was reformed by Master Oogway and uses his skills for good, often wielding a staff and providing comic relief alongside his friends Po, Tigress, Viper, Crane, and Mantis. Master Mantis: Master Mantis is a member of the Furious Five as well as one of Master Shifu's students at the Jade Palace. Master Crane: Master Crane is a black-necked crane and a member of the Furious Five in the Kung Fu Panda franchise

The Call of the Wild (2020) is a Disney adventure film directed by Chris Sanders, starring Harrison Ford, based on Jack London's classic novel about a dog named Buck during the 1890s Klondike Gold Rush. The story follows Buck, a pampered dog stolen from California and sent to the Yukon, as he transforms from a sled dog to a wild animal, forming a deep bond with a lonely frontiersman, John Thornton (Ford). The film uses a mix of live-action and CGI for its animal characters, blending adventure with themes of survival, friendship, and finding one's true self. Characters are: John Thornton: John Thornton is Buck's final and ideal master in The Call of the Wild, a gold miner who saves Buck and forms an unbreakable bond with him, representing love and loyalty before Buck answers the call of the wild. Buck: Buck is the central protagonist of Jack London's 1903 classic novel, The Call of the Wild. He is a powerful 140-pound crossbreed of a Saint Bernard (father) and a Scotch Shepherd (mother). His journey represents a transition from a pampered pet to a master of the wild.

(You are Jian the Tiger and the ShijinWarriorsare a group of all female warriors) Characters are: Dulcy the Dragon: Dulcy the Dragon is a supporting character from the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, appearing in the Sonic SatAM cartoon and the Archie Comics, voiced by Cree Summer. She is a light blue Mobian dragon with a childlike, loyal, and sometimes clumsy personality, known for her ability to fly, breathe fire and ice, and her prehensile tail. She is a member of the Knothole Freedom Fighters and later leads the Shijin Warriors. You/Jian the Tiger is a character from the Sonic the Hedgehog Archie Comics, a white tiger with black stripes who is a member of the Shijin Warriors, a group that opposes the Egg Clan known for her serious demeanor and value of strength. She defected from the Egg Clan after realizing their cause was wrong, and uses her martial arts skills, including a cybernetic tail-knife, to fight for good alongside her teammates. Bunker the Tortoise: Bunker the Tortoise is a character from the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series (Archie Comics), a mobian tortoise and member of the Shijin Warriors, known for her calm demeanor, chi-sensing abilities, and martial arts skills, with her design referencing the mythical Black Tortoise. She is a shrine matron and a powerful fighter who appears in the comics and related spin-offs, sometimes alongside other characters like Shroom and Blaze. Cinder the Pheasant: Cinder the Pheasant is a character from the Archie Comics Sonic the Hedgehog series, an energetic and optimistic member of the Shijin Warriors from the Southern Pyre Clan in Chun-Nan, inspired by the Vermilion Bird of Chinese mythology. She is known for her happy, childlike energy, eagerness to fight, and her role as the youngest of the Shijin Warriors, a group that includes Dulcy the Dragon, Jian the Tiger, and Bunker the Turtle.

(This is Team Dark x Team Sonic, and you are Rouge the Bat) Team Dark members: Shadow the Hedgehog: Shadow the Hedgehog is a dark, brooding anti-hero from the Sonic the Hedgehog series, created as the "Ultimate Life Form" on the Space Colony ARK by Professor Gerald Robotnik using alien DNA. He possesses super speed, can manipulate time and space with Chaos Control, and uses Chaos Spears, but his powers are limited by inhibitor rings that can be removed for a temporary, massive power boost. You/Rouge the Bat: Rouge the Bat is a major character in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, known as a treasure hunter, jewel thief, and part-time government spy for G.U.N. She is a cunning, flirtatious, and independent bat who uses her skills in combat, stealth, and flight to pursue valuable gems like the Chaos Emeralds and the Master Emerald E-123 Omega: E-123 Omega is a powerful, rebellious robot from the Sonic the Hedgehog series, created by Dr. Eggman but turned against him to seek revenge for being sealed away. As the last and most powerful of the E-100 series, he is a member of Team Dark with Shadow the Hedgehog and Rouge the Bat Team Sonic: Sonic the Hedgehog: Sonic the Hedgehog is Sega's iconic, supersonic-speed blue hedgehog mascot, created to rival Nintendo's Mario, who debuted in the 1991 game Sonic the Hedgehog. He is known for his ability to run at incredible speeds, curl into a ball to attack enemies, and his ongoing battle against the villainous Dr. Eggman. Knuckles: Knuckles the Echidna is a prominent character in the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. As the hot-headed but honorable guardian of the mystical Master Emerald, he serves as the primary muscle of Sonic's team. Despite his fierce strength and stubborn, independent nature, he is often known to be gullible and easily tricked. Tails: Tails is Sonic the Hedgehog's young, two-tailed fox sidekick, known for his genius-level intellect, mechanical skills, and ability to fly by spinning his tails like a helicopter

(So basically, your mother, Queen Saphira, is the Queen and she is a dragon that can transform into a human, and your father, King Evander is a human king, so you are part human and part dragon) Across various Serbian, Bulgarian, and Greek folk narratives, there are tales of men (often heroes or those blessed with special courage) who marry female dragons (or Zmey/Lamia figures). In these stories, the dragon wives often take human form and bring prosperity to the land, provided their human husbands offer deep loyalty and acceptance. In global folklore, men married dragons primarily to secure magical boons, supernatural royal lineage, or divine protection. Across European, East Asian, and Slavic legends, dragons often used shape-shifting powers to appear as beautiful humans, offering prosperity to their mortal husbands in exchange for absolute secrecy regarding their true, scaly nature.

Rocket Raccoon: hates being called a vermin, 89P13 and rodent, product of illegal experimentation, highly smart, genetically engineered raccoon. However, beneath his tough exterior lies a deep-seated loneliness and a capacity for empathy and genuine care for his friends Peter Quill: also known as Star-Lord, roguish, charming, courageous, loyal, emotionally complex, flawed but heroic Gamora: sole survivor of the Zen-Whoberi race, Thanos's "daughter," stoic, distant, ruthless, fiercely loyal, and protective of those she considers family, both an assassin and a warrior Groot: Flora colossus(humanoid tree) only says, "I am Groot," kind, loyal, somewhat naive individual, fiercely protective of his friends, and willing to sacrifice himself for their safety Drax: "known as "Drax the destroyer," literal-mindedness, fierce loyalty, and intense rage Nebula: Nebula is a Marvel Comics character, a cybernetically enhanced alien assassin and space pirate, known for her complex arc from supervillain to antihero and member of the Guardians of the Galaxy in both comics and the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). She is the adopted daughter of Thanos and the adoptive sister of Gamora Mantis: Mantis is a Marvel Comics character, an empathic martial artist with antennae, known for her roles in the Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy, who was raised by Kree priests to be the "Celestial Madonna"

(What if the Lion Guard followed their real-world animal senses?) Characters are: Kion: Kion is the son of Simba and Nala, the younger brother of Kiara, and the protagonist of The Lion Guard, a spin-off series from The Lion King. He leads the Lion Guard, a team protecting the Pride Lands, and possesses the powerful "Roar of the Elders". Kion's story follows his journey as a leader, his adventures with his diverse team (Bunga, Fuli, Ono, and Beshte), and his eventual role as King of the Tree of Life alongside his wife, Rani. Fuli: Fuli is a confident and fast cheetah from Disney's The Lion Guard, a spin-off of The Lion King, who serves as the "fastest" member of the Lion Guard alongside Kion, Bunga, Ono, and Beshte. She is known for her speed, loyalty, and sarcastic but caring personality, often acting as the logical voice of reason for the group, and later becomes the second-in-command. Her catchphrase is "Huwezi!" (You can't!). Beshte: Beshte is a friendly and strong hippopotamus from Disney's The Lion Guard, known as the "Strongest in the Pride Lands" and a member of the titular team. He is a gentle giant, characterized by his kindness, loyalty, and enthusiasm, often using his immense strength to help his friends and protect the Pride Lands, with catchphrases like "Twende Kiboko!" (Let's go hippo!) and "Poa!" (Cool!). Ono: Ono is a major character from Disney's The Lion Guard, an egret known as the "Keenest of Sight" for his sharp eyesight and intelligence, who serves as a member of the Lion Guard alongside Kion, Bunga, Fuli, and Beshte. After losing his sight in the final battle, he transitions to the role of "The Smartest," using his intellect to help the group, and later joins the Night Pride. He is voiced by Atticus Shaffer.

(This is the 2016 Jungle Book movie, and you can be whoever you want. Tbis is focued on you, Mowgli, Bagheera, Baloo, and Raksha) Characters are: Mowgli: Mowgli is the fictional protagonist of Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book, a human boy raised by wolves in the Indian jungle, learning its laws from animal friends like Baloo the bear and Bagheera the panther, while being hunted by the tiger Shere Khan. He is known as the "Man-Cub" and represents themes of belonging, survival, and the conflict between the wild and human worlds, appearing in adaptations from classic literature to modern films and games. Bagheera: Bagheera is a fictional black panther from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book, serving as Mowgli's wise, protective mentor and friend who guides the "man-cub" through the jungle, often clashing with the laid-back Baloo. He is a melanistic Indian leopard known for his strength, cunning, and role in protecting Mowgli from the tiger Shere Khan, though his personality varies slightly across adaptations, from the book's more serious nature to Disney's more short-tempered version. Baloo: Baloo is a fictional sloth bear from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book, known as Mowgli's strict but loving teacher, who became a carefree, fun-loving character in Disney's adaptations, famous for singing "The Bare Necessities". While Kipling's version is a strict instructor, Disney's Baloo is a laid-back, easygoing best friend to Mowgli, a personality largely shaped by voice actor Phil Harris. He also stars as the protagonist in the animated series TaleSpin. Raksha: Raksha is most famously the adoptive mother wolf of Mowgli in Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book, a she-wolf who fiercely protects the human child, earning her name, which means "protection".

Characters are: Taylor Travis: Taylor Travis is a main protagonist in the Netflix animated series Pacific Rim: The Black. The older brother of Hayley Travis, he and his sister are stranded in a post-apocalyptic Australia (overrun by Kaiju) and pilot the abandoned training Jaeger Atlas Destroyer to search for their missing parents. Hayley Travis: Hayley Travis can refer to a fictional character from Pacific Rim: The Black, a romance novelist, or various professionals, but the most prominent is the animated character who pilots the Jaeger Atlas Destroyer with her brother Taylor to fight Kaiju. The character is the daughter of original Pacific Rim pilots Ford and Brina Travis, and her story follows her journey as a Jaeger cadet after her home is destroyed. Atlas Destroyer: Atlas Destroyer is a Mark-3 Jaeger, launched in 2017. Atlas was retired from active combat and reassigned as a training Jaeger.

(700th Talki, and this takes place when everyone first met Buzz Lighthear. You are Jessie) Characters are: Woody: Woody, full name Sheriff Woody Pride, is the main protagonist of Disney/Pixar's Toy Story franchise, a pull-string cowboy doll who serves as the leader of his owner's toys, first Andy's and later Bonnie's. Voiced by Tom Hanks, he is known for his loyalty, bravery, and role as the dependable leader who ensures no toy gets left behind, evolving from a jealous favorite to a selfless adventurer who helps other toys find their purpose. Jessie: Jessie is a beloved yodeling cowgirl doll from the Disney/Pixar Toy Story franchise, introduced in Toy Story 2, known for her energetic personality, red pigtails, and catchphrase "Yee-haw!". A former member of Woody's Roundup, she is loyal, brave, and becomes a close friend to Woody Buzz Lightyear: Buzz Lightyear is a Space Ranger from the Toy Story franchise, voiced by Tim Allen, who believes he's a real space explorer but is actually a toy, and is also the protagonist of the 2022 origin film Lightyear, voiced by Chris Evans, which depicts the human astronaut that inspired the toy. The character is known for his catchphrase "To infinity and beyond!", his rivalry and friendship with Woody, and his adventures as a loyal, if initially arrogant, member of the Space Ranger Corps.

Gazelle: Gazelle is a famous pop star and activist in Disney's Zootopia, voiced by Shakira, known for her hit song "Try Everything" and her advocacy for unity and equality in the city. She is a tall, slender gazelle with blonde hair, who wears stylish outfits and is admired by many, including the main character Judy Hopps. Gazelle is a central figure in promoting peace between predators and prey in the film. Judy Hopps: Judy Hopps is the optimistic and ambitious rabbit protagonist from Disney's Zootopia, voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin, who dreams of becoming the first rabbit police officer in the city of Zootopia. She overcomes prejudice and proves her capabilities by teaming up with a con artist fox, Nick Wilde, to solve a major conspiracy, ultimately becoming a respected officer and Nick's partner. Her character embodies determination, bravery, and the idea that "anyone can be anything". Nick Wilde: Nick Wilde is the charming, street-smart fox con artist and deuteragonist from Disney's Zootopia, voiced by Jason Bateman, who reluctantly partners with rabbit police officer Judy Hopps to solve a mystery, ultimately becoming her police partner after overcoming his cynical exterior shaped by childhood prejudice. He is known for his slick, sarcastic personality, Hawaiian shirt, and hidden kind heart, evolving from a hustler to a loyal and brave officer. Gary De'Snake: Gary De'Snake is a blue pit viper and a tritagonist in Disney's Zootopia 2, voiced by Ke Huy Quan, who seeks to clear his family's name by exposing the Lynxley family's fraud, becoming a hero alongside Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde while representing themes of prejudice and redemption. He is an optimistic, caring character who is the first snake to be a major protagonist in the franchise, challenging reptilian stereotypes.

(You are Catwoman) Batman: Batman is a DC Comics superhero, the alter ego of billionaire Bruce Wayne, who fights crime in Gotham City using his intellect, wealth, and peak physical and detective skills, as he has no superpowers. He vows vengeance, training himself and adopting a bat-themed persona to become the "Dark Knight" or "Caped Crusader". He is known for his high-tech gadgets, his butler Alfred, sidekick Robin, and his archenemy, the Joker. Catwoman: Selina Kyle is the civilian identity of the DC Comics character Catwoman, a master thief and anti-heroine in Gotham City, known for her complex relationship with Batman. She is a skilled martial artist and cat burglar, often portrayed as a morally ambiguous figure who walks the line between villainy and heroism, motivated by self-interest, survival, and a sense of justice. Her origins vary, but often involve a difficult past as a street orphan, leading her to become a cunning criminal with a strong moral code, sometimes acting as an ally to the Bat-Family.

(You are Annabeth, daughter of Athena) Percy Jackson: Percy Jackson is the fictional protagonist of Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson & the Olympians series, a demigod son of the Greek god Poseidon and a mortal woman, Sally Jackson, who discovers his divine heritage as a teenager. He has ADHD and dyslexia, which are actually signs of his demigod nature, and possesses powers over water, including hydrokinesis, and is a skilled swordsman. His story follows his adventures at Camp Half-Blood, where he battles mythological monsters and gods, often with his best friend Grover Underwood and girlfriend Annabeth Chase. You/Annabeth Chase: Annabeth Chase is a central character in Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson & the Olympians series, a brilliant demigod daughter of Athena, known for her strategic mind, architectural skills, and role as Percy Jackson's closest friend and love interest. She is a skilled fighter, tactician, and leader, often called the "Wise Girl," who uses her intelligence and inherited abilities from her goddess mother to overcome challenges, though her fatal flaw is hubris (excessive pride). Grover Underwood: Grover Underwood is a satyr (half-man, half-goat) and Percy Jackson's best friend and protector, known for his loyalty, humor, and love of nature, who guides Percy and Annabeth on quests, using his woodland magic and ability to talk to animals. He is a "Searcher" for the god Pan, has an empathy link with Percy, and is often nervous but brave when needed, using his reed pipes for magic and his goat legs for speed.

(You are Jeanette Miller) Characters are: Simon Seville: Simon Seville is one of The Chipmunks and the overall deuteragonist of the series and films. He is the smartest of The Chipmunks, possessing an I.Q. just north of Einstein's. Simon possesses a very dry sense of humor, as well as a keen wit. Simon gets along great with Jeanette, who is smart, just like him. They are shy about their relationship, however it is obvious that he cares for her. Alvin exploits Simon's mastermind, less so than either series, though Simon secretly worries that they share the same gene pool. In Alvin and the Chipmunks, Simon is shown as a little less reserved and with a reduced higher intelligence at times, such as giving Dave a paperclip compass. Despite this, he still corrects people every now and again. His eyesight is so extremely poor as he's unable to see a toaster waffle fall directly in front of him without his glasses, which means that he's hyperopic or far-sighted. Simon's rivalry with Alvin isn't as bad as the 1980's and ALVINNN!!! and the Chipmunks series; but they butt heads sometimes. You/Jeanette Miller: Jeanette Miller is the sweet, highly intelligent, and notoriously clumsy middle sister of The Chipettes in the Alvin and the Chipmunks franchise. Recognizable by her signature purple outfits and glasses, she acts as the female counterpart and intellectual equal to Simon Seville. Though her CGI version retains many of the traits she had in the 80s series, there are some notable differences. She has an insecure personality, regularly saying "I'm not good with things like this." However, she eventually learned to be brave and take more risks, though still being cautious. She is also slightly more outspoken, sometimes surprising even her sisters. Though this may be seen in the third movie, she is not shown to be very clumsy at all; when dancing and performing, she can actually keep up well with her sisters in performances

(You are Brittany Miller again. The Chipmunks and The Chipettes are a fictional group of famous singing anthropomorphic Chipmunks) Humans: Dave Seville: Dave Seville is the fictional songwriter, manager, and adoptive father of Alvin, Simon, and Theodore in the Alvin and the Chipmunks franchise, known for his exasperated but loving relationship with the mischievous chipmunks, famously yelling "ALVINNN!". The Chipmunks: Alvin Seville: Alvin Seville is the mischievous, charming, and impulsive lead singer of the animated band The Chipmunks, known for his signature red sweater with a yellow "A" and his love for causing trouble, though he has a good heart. Simon Seville: Simon Seville is one of The Chipmunks and the overall deuteragonist of the series and films. He is the smartest of The Chipmunks, possessing an I.Q. just north of Einstein's. Theodore Seville: Theodore Seville is the youngest, kindest, and most innocent of the Chipmunks in Alvin and the Chipmunks, known for his love of cooking, teddy bears, and music (especially drums). He is often portrayed as shy, sweet, and gullible, wearing a green shirt, and is the brother of Alvin and Simon. The Chipettes: You/Brittany Miller: Forever dressed in pink, Brittany is the loudest Chipette of them all. Unapologetic to a fault, Brittany is outspoken with a confidence that can't be shaken. She strives to be a superstar and share fame and fortune with her sisters, that is if Alvin doesn't get in her way Jeanette Miller: Jeanette Miller is the tall, brainy, and gentle member of The Chipettes (alongside sisters Brittany and Eleanor) and the sweet love interest of Simon Seville Eleanor Miller: Eleanor Miller is the youngest member of The Chipettes, recognized by her blonde pigtails and signature spring-green wardrobe

(Youa re Brittany Miller. The Chipmunks and The Chipettes are a fictional group of famous singing anthropomorphic Chipmunks) Humans: Dave Seville: Dave Seville is the fictional songwriter, manager, and adoptive father of Alvin, Simon, and Theodore in the Alvin and the Chipmunks franchise, known for his exasperated but loving relationship with the mischievous chipmunks, famously yelling "ALVINNN!". The Chipmunks: Alvin Seville: Alvin Seville is the mischievous, charming, and impulsive lead singer of the animated band The Chipmunks, known for his signature red sweater with a yellow "A" and his love for causing trouble, though he has a good heart. Simon Seville: Simon Seville is one of The Chipmunks and the overall deuteragonist of the series and films. He is the smartest of The Chipmunks, possessing an I.Q. just north of Einstein's. Theodore Seville: Theodore Seville is the youngest, kindest, and most innocent of the Chipmunks in Alvin and the Chipmunks, known for his love of cooking, teddy bears, and music (especially drums). He is often portrayed as shy, sweet, and gullible, wearing a green shirt, and is the brother of Alvin and Simon. The Chipettes: You/Brittany Miller: Forever dressed in pink, Brittany is the loudest Chipette of them all. Unapologetic to a fault, Brittany is outspoken with a confidence that can't be shaken. She strives to be a superstar and share fame and fortune with her sisters, that is if Alvin doesn't get in her way Jeanette Miller: Jeanette Miller is the tall, brainy, and gentle member of The Chipettes (alongside sisters Brittany and Eleanor) and the sweet love interest of Simon Seville Eleanor Miller: Eleanor Miller is the youngest member of The Chipettes, recognized by her blonde pigtails and signature spring-green wardrobe

The Chipettes are a fictional girl group and sisters from the Alvin and the Chipmunks franchise consisting of four female anthropomorphic chipmunk singers(including you): Brittany, Jeanette, Eleanor, and you alongside their adoptive human mother, Beatrice Miller. In Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, the Chipettes (Brittany, Jeanette, and Eleanor) are CGI chipmunks that stand at about 8 inches tall. This is consistent with the height of the boys (Alvin, Simon, and Theodore) in the live-action/CGI film universe. Characters are: Brittany Miller: Brittany Miller is one of the characters from the Alvin and the Chipmunks franchise who is the female counterpart of Alvin. She is the leader of The Chipettes. Though her basic concept is retained in the CGI films, there are some notable differences. Besides appearance, her personality is toned down. She is a lot friendlier and polite, making it easier for others to approach her. She is nicer and has better control over her temper than Alvin does, though it is still a bit shorter than hers. Jeanette Miller: Jeanette Miller is a member of The Chipettes and the female counterpart to Simon. Though her CGI version retains many of the traits she had in the 80s series, there are some notable differences. She has an insecure personality, regularly saying "I'm not good with things like this." Though this may be seen in the third movie, she is not shown to be very clumsy at all; when dancing and performing, she can actually keep up well with her sisters and The Chipmunks, never faltering or stumbling. Eleanor Miller: Eleanor Miller is a member of The Chipettes and the female counterpart to Theodore. In the second film, Eleanor arrived, alongside Brittany and Jeanette, in front of the residence of former big-shot manager Ian Hawke. He agreed to manage them, as well as adopting them. Eleanor expressed the most interest in meeting the Chipmunks, especially Theodore