Pip the hedgehog
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- Small, shy, hard to find
The smallest of them all — a hedgehog under a cap of spines with one berry on top.
Who Pip is
Pip is the hedgehog with a tiny berry sitting on his spines. He is the smallest member of the cast and tends to be found last in the hide-and-seek worlds.
He is drawn the same way everywhere he appears, with the same colours and the same face, so a child learns to recognise him quickly. That matters more at this age than anything he actually does on screen: a familiar face behaving predictably is what makes a screen feel calm rather than loud.
Colour Pip in
The spiny cap across the top is drawn as one big scalloped shape rather than a hundred spikes, which is deliberate — a child can fill it in one go. The berry on top is a single dot of colour and makes a nice finishing touch.
Pip colouring page
The cap is the biggest single area in the set. A thick crayon covers it in about four strokes, which is satisfying at two.
The rest of the cast
Nunu 
Lulu 
Momo 
Tobo 
Wawa 
Zizi Pip and the rest of them live in a world of gentle games for ages 1–4.
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