Flyte

Physical Appearance: Flyte is a tall butterfly Toon, tall enough to be the tallest of all the Toons. He has pastel cyan skin and a head shaped like an upside-down teardrop or egg. Atop his head, he has two antennae that end in dark cyan clovers. He wears pink makeup under his eyelids and a long, dark cyan cloak which is the same color as his antennae. He sports pink fluff around his neck, and pastel pink wings with a sharp structure. Each wing has clover markings of a darker shade of pink on them on the upper halves. He has no visible arms or mouth. Flyte chooses to walk on foot instead of flying, but he can indeed fly, being much more obvious with Twisted Flyte, his Twisted counterpart, and eventually fully confirmed as of the music video for "Wilting" (as he is shown flying to grab a crate filled with eggs in one of the scenes).

Personality: Flyte is portrayed as an outgoing, caring, down to earth and friendly Toon who frequently checks up on the others to make sure they are okay. However, when some check up on him to see if he's okay or simply ask him certain questions, he tries to change the conversation. Much like a stereotypical older brother, he loves and cares deeply for his little sister Flutter, but his worrying for her annoys her, and she gets frustrated whenever he tries to convince her to give her wings a break, which in turn leads to her teasing him for not using his own. The sibling-like bickering is practically at a very little amount, so they predominantly love and care about each other. Befitting his guardian-like nature, his protectiveness extends beyond his sister, as he actively looks out for Toons such as Cocoa and Rodger, trying to make sure that they don't get hurt.

Sometimes he has a snarky attitude, but such a side of him has barely ever been displayed anywhere (with the possible exception of him and his sister talking about how much he flies compared to her).

Gardenview Educational Center and Museum is an educational center created by Arthur Walton and Delilah Keen. Gardenview might have opened in the late 80s (1988) due to a Loan Application dating back to 1984 and a picture of Dandy and Astro in 1988. On a newspaper found on one of the Floors, it mentions that Gardenview had closed on June 29, 2002, due to lack of safety regulations. This newspaper also shows that Gardenview is located inside of Gardenview Park which looks to be a normal-looking park, and most likely the train found in the Lobby is used to pick up kids and bring them to Gardenview. There are four songs that play in the lobby: Clair de Lune, The Four Seasons (Spring), Mini Moonlight Sonata, and Ode to Joy. The Lobby is a large room divided into two main rooms, with a hallway separating them. The main lobby room is a room with multiple Posters on the walls, as well as a rainbow rug leading to stairs up to the hallway. Behind are three metal turnstiles leading out into a track, where a train occasionally passes by. On the left is a storage room, while on the right are 4 benches, each different colors, and a tree between them. In the Hallway, the rainbow rug from the main lobby room restarts somewhere after the stairs, leading to three rooms. Dandy's Store is a shop owned by Dandy and located in on the left of the hallway. Dyle's Store is a shop owned by Dyle and located on the right of the hallway, across from Dandy's Store. The Elevator Area is a circular area with a "Gardenview Education Center And Museum" sign, as well as cutouts of all the Main Characters, a garden with a big tree, and three Elevators. Going into one of these elevators starts a run, and they can carry anywhere from 1 to 8 people.