Tobo the fox
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- Quiet steps, bright eyes
The fox with sharp ears and a bushy tail curled round beside him.
Who Tobo is
Tobo is the fox with a bushy tail curled around beside him and ears that come to sharp points.
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 Tobo in
The tail has a separate tip, which is the detail most children get right without being told — foxes have white-tipped tails and somehow this is common knowledge by the age of three. The pointed ears are a change from all the round ones elsewhere in the set.
Tobo colouring page
Pairs well with Wawa the puppy. Printed side by side, the pointed ears and the floppy ones make the difference easy to talk about.
The rest of the cast
Wawa 
Zizi 
Coco 
Nino 
Fifi 
Rara Tobo and the rest of them live in a world of gentle games for ages 1–4.
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