Emily Leduc

Emily Leduc
Age	4 (s1-s2, s4-s9, s11-present) 5 (s3, s10)
Grade	Preschool
Gender	Female
Animal	Rabbit
Birthday	Recently before Compson v. Tibble The second day of "D.W., Bossy Boots" (summer?)
Eye color	Blue (books only)
Hair color	Blonde
Complexion	Cream
Favorite color	Pink
Residence	Emily's house, Elwood City
Family	Emily's mother Emily's father Emily's grandmother

Emily is a young girl who is D.W.'s best friend and fellow preschooler.

Physical appearance

Emily is a rabbit with blonde hair (at Francine's length). She always wears a blue short-sleeved dress with a white collar that has turquoise flowers with black shoes, and is fairly tall for her age. In episodes before Season 6 she was shown with a red collared dress with white flowers, short hair, and a bow in her hair. In Season 6, her character design was changed to longer hair, her dress was changed to blue with turquoise floral print. Her footwear is blue Mary Jane type shoes and long white socks up to her shin. Despite her redesign, the official website still uses her classic design on her homepage and many other sections of the website.

In the book D.W., the Picky Eater, Emily has white hair and wears an orange shirt with polka dots and green shorts.

Personality

Emily is typically polite and kind, but sometimes she can be a bit hypocritical in conversations. She's interested in gymnastics, as she met her best friend D.W. at gymnastics class. D.W. tends to be jealous when Emily outshines her in various activities.

However, her usual generous personality drastically changed when she was babysat by Binky Barnes in "The Good, the Bad, and the Binky". Because of him, she was having a short interest in professional wrestling and being a big bully to her preschool classmates.

She's of French ethnicity, due to how she addresses her family, such as her grandmother, whom she calls "grand-mère" and mother, whom she calls "maman", and often she uses French vocabulary when in conversation, at least when she can. She also has a French nanny, Renee ("D.W. Flips") and Marie-Hélène (other episodes), and shows various interests in French culture, and even once visited France.

Appearances

Specials

• "Arthur - It's Only Rock 'n' Roll"
• "D.W. and the Beastly Birthday"

Arthur

• 10301 "D.W. All Wet"
• 11202 "Arthur's Lost Dog" (Cameo)
• 11301 "So Long, Spanky"
• 11602 "D.W. Flips"
• 12402 "D.W. Gets Lost"
• 12901 "My Club Rules" (Cameo)
• 20401 "Arthur Makes a Movie"
• 21101 "D.W.'s Deer Friend" (Fantasy)
• 21602 "D.W. Blows the Whistle"
• 21802 "D.W.'s Very Bad Mood" (Cameo)
• 30201 "D.W. All Fired Up"
• 30501 "The Chips are Down"
• 31001 "Attack of the Turbo Tibbles"
• 31101 "Double Tibble Trouble"
• 31102 "Arthur's Almost Live Not Real Music Festival"
• 31402 "D.W.'s Perfect Wish"
• 31502 "The Long, Dull Winter"
• 40101 "D.W.'s Library Card"
• 40402 "Prove It"
• 41001 "My Music Rules"
• 60101 "Sue Ellen Gets Her Goose Cooked"
• 60602 "D.W.'s Backpack Mishap"
• 60702 "More!"
• 60802 "For Whom the Bell Tolls"
• 70401 "To Tibble the Truth" (Mentioned)
• 70902 "Return of the Snowball"
• 80902 "Kiss and Tell"
• 81002 "Bleep"
• 90201 "Francine's Big Top Trouble"
• 90401 "Buster's Green Thumb" (Cameo)
• 90402 "My Fair Tommy"
• 90802 "Emily Swallows a Horse"
• 100302 "The Secret About Secrets"
• 100502 "D.W. Aims High"
• 100701 "Unfinished" (Mentioned)
• 100702 "D.W., Bossy Boots"
• 100802 "Operation: D.W.!"
• 110101 "Swept Away"
• 110202 "Mind Your Manners"
• 110301 "Buenas Noches, Vicita" (Cameo)
• 110302 "Prunella Packs It In" (Cameo)
• 110701 "Hic or Treat" (Cameo)
• 110901 "D.W. on Ice"
• 120102 "Never, Never, Never"
• 120301 "D.W.'s Stray Netkitten"
• 120302 "Bats in the Belfry" (Cameo)
• 120902 "Do You Believe in Magic? (Cameo)
• 130401 "MacFrensky" (Cameo)
• 130402 "The Good, the Bad, and the Binky"
• 130602 "D.W. Swims with the Fishes"
• 130701 "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Tibble"
• 140202 "D.W. Unties the Knot"
• 140901 "D.W., Queen of the Comeback"
• 140902 "In My Africa" (Cameo)
• 150202 "Whistling in the Wind"
• 150302 "The Last King of Lambland"
• 160301 "All About D.W."
• 160302 "Blockheads"
• 160501 "Night of the Tibble"
• 160502 "Read and Flumberghast" (Cameo)
• 170802 "Crime and Consequences" (Cameo)
• 180802 "Tibbles to the Rescue"
• 180901 "The Pageant Pickle"
• 180902 "Some Assembly Required"
• 190101 "Brain's Brain"
• 190701 "Carl's Concerto"
• 190702 "Too Much of a Good Thing" (Cameo)
• 200302 "Bunny Trouble" (cameo)
• 200401 "Bud's Knotty Problem"
• 200402 "That's MY Grandma!"
• 210602 "The Princess Problem"

Quotes

• "I got a piece of block. But Amanda got to them first."
• "D.W., are you in here??"
• "I say that D.W. weren't like a tower. I just wanna visit Mary Moo Cow' Farmland."
• "The piece of the block is called a rhombus. I call it Katy, you must stop Katy. Fast!"
• "Well, a book was like Hopalong the Frog."
• "Beats me."
• "D.W, not everything."

Trivia

• The place Emily wants to visit the most is Mary Moo Cow's Magic Farmland.
• Emily wants to be a fashion designer when she grows up.
  • In "D.W. Aims High", Emily also expressed a desire to be a ballerina.
• So far, Emily's last name hasn't been revealed. In "D.W. Swims with the Fishes", Buster mentions he doesn't know Emily's last name. In the same episode, there is a brief scene in which she has her old hairstyle.
• In "Read and Flumberghast", she celebrates her birthday in flashback that takes place a day ago, in the flashback she has a cupcake with four candles on it, suggesting she was turning 4.
• Emily's father is a monkey and her mother is a rabbit, meaning she is biracial. Although, it is also possible her mother was divorced and remarried.

Gallery

The full image gallery for Emily Leduc may be viewed at Emily Leduc/Gallery.