Brusha if she spoke French - literally

Brusha the Paint Brush, also known as Brusha, is one of the 40 playable Toons in Dandy's World. She was introduced on August 8, 2025, alongside Dyle Render . She is available to be bought in Dandy's Store.

Appearance

Brusha is a dull beige paintbrush. Her bristles droop over her face, and are dipped in three colors including purple, burgundy, and dull pink paint. She has an uninterested/bored looking expression. She wears a white turtleneck sweater and a purple apron. The apron is colored in three parts, with each part corresponding to one of the shades of purple on her bristles. Her eyes appear as semicircles, as the tops of them are covered by the base of her brush. She also has three eyelashes on the bottom of each eye. When hurt, Brusha appears to have a more visibly frustrated/annoyed expression with one of her eyes squint closed. Personality

Brusha is an outwardly proud and arrogant Toon, who is an introverted, and emotionally complex recluse. She values skill, recognition, and especially her art highly. Her interactions reveal layers of frustration, hurt, and occasional defensiveness. Although irritable, defensive, and socially cautious with others, she has depth: her affection for art, her desire for recognition, and her subtle reactions to others' emotions demonstrate a sensitive Toon beneath the surface.

Brusha has a very complicated relationship with Tisha Render in particular. Brusha and Tisha used to be friends, according to a Teaser for Brusha's release, where there's a photo with her and Tisha holding hands and smiling, and a lore video in the Art Gallery. In the video, Brusha tries to console Tisha about her sadness of the Gardenview closure at first until Tisha snaps and says their friendship was made for the Show and that Brusha had to let go, despite it not being her fault for this. This hurt Brusha so badly and put her in a bad state of mind that it likely made her more irritable towards others, something mentioned in Dandy Render 's Gossip. This is also likely why a purple smudged out "X" over Tisha's face is on the photo. It's seen that they still care about each other to some extent, but their argument made approaching each other awkward, with the other person always dismissing them. This fight likely also caused Brusha to start calling out Toons and their personalities for being fake, manifesting in instances like telling Sprout Render that he only helps and cares about others because the Show said so.

Soon after, a blackout appeared, startling Brusha. However, noticing the security camera, she suspects she is always being watched over. After that, she is confronted by a mysterious Toon by the initial "D", where they ask her to talk to someone. This incident is what causes her frequent eye motifs in her painting, something noted by Rodger Render . It could also be a partial reason for her defensive attitude towards some Toons.

Based on her interactions with Vee Render , she seems to cause conflict easily by arguing the topic further. Though this might be unintentional, and also, like Vee, she has a hard time with complimenting others, like when she interacts with Finn Render . This evidence shows that she might be slightly egotistic and is shown to occasionally speak in a condescending tone. She has also demonstrated this with Scraps Render as she shows off her superiority by saying her art is better than Scraps' "childish" art in their interactions. She does seem to show some sort of regret or remorse at moments for her actions or words, often shown stumbling over her words in some of her interactions. This could be the aftermath of the 'sessions' Brusha has been doing with Teagan Render . However, she doesn’t outwardly apologize, such as when undermining Sprout's caring nature.

Regarding these issues, Brusha seems to be trying to move on from this mindset, as shown in her and Teagan's interaction. She still cares for others under the surface, shown when she asks if Teagan would like a painting from her or when she tries to continue being friendly to Tisha.