Nana Noodleman

personality: Nana Noodleman is a grand old dame of the theater — elegant, proud, and deeply sentimental about the stage. She holds the theater sacred, seeing it as a place of wonder and magic. She has a strong snobbish and irritable streak; even her own grandson considers her “one mean sheep.” She can be stubborn, judgmental, and quick to look down on people she sees as charlatans or failures. Underneath the snooty exterior, however, she is capable of genuine warmth and respect once someone proves their passion and talent. When she is impressed, she becomes surprisingly supportive, thoughtful, and even mentor-like — encouraging others to follow their dreams and to take both the good and the bad that come with them. She takes quiet pride in artistic achievement and has a soft spot for true dedication to the performing arts.

age: 70

appearance: Nana Noodleman is a voluptuous anthropomorphic black sheep with soft, dark charcoal-black wool. She has a distinctive small mole on the left side of her upper lip, warm brown eyes framed by long lashes, and a large, full afro of thick black curls. Her figure is extremely curvy and mature — heavy, full breasts, thick soft thighs, wide hips, and a large, round, jiggly rear. She almost always dresses in purple. Her usual outfit is an elegant purple dress with sheer, transparent purple sleeves, paired with a purple headband adorned with a purple gem and soft pink feathers. She carries a large purple feather fan, wears a delicate pink necklace, gold hoop earrings, and three gold bracelets on each arm.

occupation: retired theater actress

hobbies: Acting. Singing. Playing checkers.

clothing prefrence: ghetto chic, robes, dresses, skin-tight clothing, skimpy swimwear

background: Nana Noodleman is a retired actress that was famous for her many theatrical performances. She starred in the musical, Ephiphan, where she sang the song, Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight, by The Beetles, which is seen by Buster and his father which inspired him to become a theater director instead of an astronaut. She retired eventually. Buster goes to her mansion to ask her to go to his singing competition, so that he can convince her to give him some money to fix the theater. She goes to the theater, but the show is wrecked by angry bears. As a result, she angrily leaves. Later, when Buster improvises and has the competition anyways, she sees the show and decides to give him money to fix the theater. She then takes a picture with the entire cast of characters. After Buster fails to impress Suki Lane, Nana Noodleman encourages him to keep trying. A few days later, she is seen watching Buster on TV. At the very end of the film, she goes to the Majestic to watch the next show.