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Revision as of 05:01, 16 October 2012

"If by 'fantastic' you mean bizarre, strange, and unreal, then yes, Miss Muffy, I wholeheartedly agree."
Bailey, All the Rage

Capri di Vapida
File:Capri DiVapida.jpg
Gender Female
Animal Rabbit

Capri DiVapida is a trendsetting celebrity and fashion icon. Muffy particulary followed Capri's fashion advice, until it got too extreme. Capri takes much inspiration from her dog, Pixel, but does not understand when not to (example: eating dog biscuits).

Her first technical appearance was a cameo for half a second on TV in "D.W. Unties the Knot." Capri first majorly appeared in "Pet Projects," where she hosted the movie making contest. She later forgot that there even was a contest and had to be reminded. "All the Rage" gives the most insight about her, explaining the many trends she has started.

Voice Actors

In the credits for "Pet Projects," it was revealed that Bryn McAuley voiced Capri in the episode. It is unknown if McAuley was the character's voice in other appearances.

Trends Started

  • Big sunglasses
  • Cone noses
  • Eating dog biscuits (her favorites are "yellow" flavored)
  • The slang word "Cool" being replaced with "Warm"

(Most likely more)

Appearance

Capri DiVapida is a rabbit with an orange-tan complexion and long, blonde hair. She wears lipstick and other kinds of makeup. She usually wears a pink polka-dotted dress with big sunglasses and a huge sunhat, but will wear whatever is fashionable at the moment.

Episode appearances

References