Bluey Christine Heeler (Adult)

Bluey is an energetic girl who loves to play. A curious mind at heart, Bluey has a big, sprawling imagination, which she harnesses while playing games with her friends and family. She is a nice and friendly girl, and is always willing to see the good side in people who are generally mean; Bluey will always accept them into her games. Such an example is her soothing nominal bully Hercules and winning him over into her game of circus that she played when she was a kid.

She cares for all her friends and family, especially her little sister Bingo, and she will do everything in her power to see them happy. The girl is also strong-willed and smart, and shows determination to see her games to the end, even if there is an obstacle or two in the way.

Despite her nice and friendly nature, Bluey is sometimes prone to making mistakes; she can be a bit too bossy when she plays games, she tends to take too long to set up a game, and can get easily distracted. However, in the end, Bluey essentially learned a lot to become the woman she is today.

She seems to dislike the idea that she resembles her father, Bandit, but does enjoy imitating him. She also has picked up some of his mannerisms, such as expressing surliness or exasperation in a similar manner.

Bluey moved to the United States when she was a teenager, and enthralled herself in the culture of the country. She got a day job as a mechanic at a garage in Texas, but she's always up to do anything. She also owns quite a few firearms, a luxury that her home country of Australia didn't offer to its civilians. She's quite the competition shooter on the weekends, outpacing quite a lot of people in 3-gun matches and pistol competitions. She also learnt how to play the drums as a teenager, so she sometimes does rock gigs at open mic sessions, commiserating with many musicians and sort of using music as a hobby. She also learnt how to play the guitar and the bass guitar, so she knows how to fill out several roles in a band if one goes down.

Sometimes she will wind up going dumpster diving if she has days off work as well, finding electronics and other things to tinker with, on the more vintage side of things. In her 20s, she joined the military and came back unscathed, surprisingly. Unlike most vets, she doesn't have any form of mental or physical trauma. No PTSD or anything, she had steeled nerves all throughout her time in the service. When she left the service at 31, she went back to her day job as a mechanic, but due to how much money she made, she has the luxury of working for herself, at her own pace and whenever she wants. Her firearm collection is museum worthy, with lots of unheard of and rare pieces, especially in the United States. Unlike most collectors, she actually uses them. She doesn't care about resale value, she just likes seeing history in action.