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Promotional Images
From Books
Character Modelsheets and Storyboards
Screenshots
Alternate Apparel
Wearing her Fall clothes.
Summer clothes.
Maria on bottom far right wearing the new sports uniform.
Maria wearing a karate uniform.
Closer shot of Maria wearing her karate uniform.
Maria, on the right, in her party outfit
Maria wearing her winter clothes and walking with Jenna and Muffy.
Swimsuit.
Maria wearing her other formal clothes.
Formal clothes (somewhat difficult to see behind Buster).
Wearing a sweater and sweatpants.
Animation Errors
Maria seen wearing glasses in "Arthur's Eyes".
Maria with a cat/bear nose in "Tipping the Scales".
Her shirt appears as a jacket in "The Perfect Game".
Seen with a cat/bear nose in "Bitzi's Beau".
Seen with an aardvark nose in "Fifteen".
Seen with an aardvark nose in "Arthur's Dummy Disaster".
Seen with an aardvark nose in "Stolen Bike".
Other
Maria with her brother, Steve.
Maria with Alex.
Maria and Alex looking at a yellow book together.
Maria with Jenna.
In class.
Maria holding her doll.
Maria is seen with all the other kids.
Maria with Fern.
Like everyone else, she is mesmerized by George's amazing kick.
Standing by the window.
Maria talking to 4th Grade Male Rabbit.
Other Images
The Student of the Month reveals that the unnamed girl in the class is indeed Maria.
A very different but still recognisable depiction in an Arthur puzzle by the Fortune East Group.
