Editing Bluey Heeler (section)

==Trivia==
'''In-Show Trivia'''

#'''Favorite Animal''':
#*Initially, Bluey's favorite animal was a '''fruit bat''', as revealed in the episode "Fruitbat."
#*In "Onesies," cheetahs are established as her current favorite animal, while '''zebras''' were her favorite animal four years prior.
#'''Favorite Food''':
#*Bluey's favorite breakfast is '''fruit salad''', mentioned in the episode "Fruitbat."
#*She prefers yellow '''capsicum (bell pepper)''', as stated in the episode "BBQ."
#'''Appearance in Different Stages''':
#*An '''older version''' of Bluey is seen at the end of the episode "Camping."
#*Conversely, Bluey is shown as a '''baby''' in "Baby Race."
#'''Reading Skills''':
#*Bluey's ability to read is inconsistent throughout the series:
#**In "Takeaway" and "Bus," it appears she may be unable to read.
#**However, in "Library," she reads aloud, and in the short "Tongue Twisters," she is depicted reading full sentences.
#**She admires her buddy Mia's writing ability, suggesting she might not be proficient in writing herself.
#'''Martial Arts''':
#*Bluey practices an unspecified '''martial art''':
#**She has a '''white belt''' in "Bin Night."
#**She advances to a '''yellow belt''' later in the same episode.
#**Bluey and her friend Rusty are among the few characters with martial arts experience.
#'''Musical Skills''':
#*Bluey plays the '''recorder''', as demonstrated in the episodes "Queens" and "Bin Night."
#'''Age and Development''':
#*Bluey is consistently shown to be '''two years older''' than Bingo, confirmed by Chilli in "Baby Race."
#*Her seventh birthday is depicted in "Pass the Parcel," and her age is further confirmed in "Dragon."
#*Bluey attends '''preschool''', specifically a preparatory school as noted in Calypso's bio.
#'''Sibling Dynamics''':
#*Bingo's fifth birthday is celebrated in "Handstand," showing the age gap between them.
#*Bandit humorously questions why Bluey is still six in "Chest," emphasizing the time leading up to her seventh birthday.
#'''Resemblance to Bandit''':
#*In "Onesies," Bluey expresses her dislike for looking similar to her father, Bandit.
#'''Family Surname and Middle Name''':
#*The Heeler family is the first to have a known surname in the series.
#*Bluey's middle name, '''Christine''', is revealed in "Family Meeting," honoring her Nana. This is hinted at in the previous episode, where it is abbreviated to "C."
#'''Episode Appearances''':
#*Bluey appears in almost every episode of the series.
#*She is absent in the episodes "Turtleboy" and "Slide" and makes a non-speaking cameo in "Army."
#*Bluey is also missing in four shorts: "Pea Pod Sausages," "Green Bottles," "Mower," and "Honk."
#*The first short where she speaks is "Jingle Bells."

'''General Trivia'''

#'''Gender Confusion''':
#*Bluey has often been mistaken for a male character due to her blue color and some traditionally "boyish" interests.
#*This confusion persisted among early viewers and led to instances where Bluey merchandise was placed in "boys' toys" aisles or described as a "boy dog plush."
#*In the episode "Kids," a cashier's comment about Bluey and Bandit further fueled this confusion.
#*The series playfully addresses this in "Double Babysitter," where Radley mistakenly refers to Bluey as "he," and Bluey corrects him.
#'''Original Protagonist''':
#*Bluey was not initially intended to be the main character. The original protagonist was '''Rusty''', who was later rewritten as Bluey's close friend.
#*Rusty shares a nearly identical design to Bluey, which is referenced in "Wild Girls."
#'''Voice Actor Privacy''':
#*The identity of Bluey's voice actor is kept secret for privacy and safety reasons, unlike many other children's TV shows.
#*The same confidentiality applies to the voice actors for other child characters, including Bluey's sister, Bingo.
#*However, in the episode "Surprise!", a grown-up Bluey is voiced by Australian actress Geraldine Hakewill, marking the only time she has a credited voice actress.
#'''Cultural and Media Impact''':
#*Bluey shares a name with the Guinness World Record holder for the longest-lived dog.
#*Bluey and Bingo have unlockable emojis on the DisneyNOW app and website, styled after the Disney Emoji Blitz game.
#*She briefly appears as a drawing on a smartphone in the ABC Kids Listen app's Story Time promo.