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[ID: A digital full body drawing of an older Tootie from the Fairly OddParents in the style of the show. She has pale skin and black hair. She wears a white button up and tie with a grey plaid vest, similar to her skirt in the show, her usual pair of purple glasses, lipstick as well as a purple skirt, and black flats and white thigh highs. End ID]

I have seen quite a few interpretations of her in the future, some as a teen and some as an adult and I’m honestly unsure of how old I was even aiming for with this other than older. I tried to keep her recognizable while shuffling her patterns and colors so she’s obviously actually older, not just her younger self stretched into an adult body which a lot of aging up seems to do. As cool as her pigtails are, they are not what makes or breaks her recognizability.

Also I gave her thigh highs because her and Timmy are T4T in more ways than one and trans girls, stereotypically, like to wear thigh highs. If this is her as a married woman in her thirties, I guess she never outgrew that phase because because she realized she looked so cute in them. I also gave her lipstick to make her look more like her sister. This was fun to make. Hopefully, I’ll be able to make as many older designs as characters I intend to use in my rewrite.

I hope you enjoy my version of aged up Tootie, which may be short for Dorothy. Also, fun fact, apparently there’s already a fanon last name for her and Vicky, but I didn’t realize that until I came up with an alternative that I like just as much. The fanon one is Valentine and mine is Ticker. The fanon one is supposed to be ironic on Vicky and it fits Tootie quite well, but mine was working on a more sonic mechanical level. Last names in the show tend to start with the same letter as the first name which is difficult when two siblings have names that start with different letters. I decided to give the alliteration to Tootie because Vicky’s name seems to operate on the level of assonance and rhyme and her mother’s name also has the “ick” in it, as do the names of many character related to Vicky.

Vicky Ticker and Tootie Ticker, what do you think of the last name I gave them.

Description
[ID: A digital full body drawing of an older Tootie from the Fairly OddParents in the style of the show. She has pale skin and black hair. She wears a white button up and tie with a grey plaid vest, similar to her skirt in the show, her usual pair of purple glasses, lipstick as well as a purple skirt, and black flats and white thigh highs. End ID]

I have seen quite a few interpretations of her in the future, some as a teen and some as an adult and I’m honestly unsure of how old I was even aiming for with this other than older. I tried to keep her recognizable while shuffling her patterns and colors so she’s obviously actually older, not just her younger self stretched into an adult body which a lot of aging up seems to do. As cool as her pigtails are, they are not what makes or breaks her recognizability.

Also I gave her thigh highs because her and Timmy are T4T in more ways than one and trans girls, stereotypically, like to wear thigh highs. If this is her as a married woman in her thirties, I guess she never outgrew that phase because because she realized she looked so cute in them. I also gave her lipstick to make her look more like her sister. This was fun to make. Hopefully, I’ll be able to make as many older designs as characters I intend to use in my rewrite.

I hope you enjoy my version of aged up Tootie, which may be short for Dorothy. Also, fun fact, apparently there’s already a fanon last name for her and Vicky, but I didn’t realize that until I came up with an alternative that I like just as much. The fanon one is Valentine and mine is Ticker. The fanon one is supposed to be ironic on Vicky and it fits Tootie quite well, but mine was working on a more sonic mechanical level. Last names in the show tend to start with the same letter as the first name which is difficult when two siblings have names that start with different letters. I decided to give the alliteration to Tootie because Vicky’s name seems to operate on the level of assonance and rhyme and her mother’s name also has the “ick” in it, as do the names of many character related to Vicky.

Vicky Ticker and Tootie Ticker, what do you think of the last name I gave them.