#Winnie rose Leaf The Rat

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Toon Universe X warrior cats au, part 2.

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Ruby name as a Warrior cat is WildHeart.

Jack name as a Warrior cat is WillBrow.

Winnie name as a Warrior cat is RoseLeaf.

Goaty name as a Warrior cat is GoatFur.

Sheepy name as a Warrior cat is SheepFluff.

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The things on Ruby's, Luna's, KittyCat's and some other toons are their Fur.

I am saying this so you don't get Confused...😅

But yes, the things on their necks is their Fur. 💁

Some of the toons have very fluffy fur while others have short or Medium fur. 💁

KittyCat, Akari, Luna, Ruby and some of their friends and family have fluffy fur on their necks but some have not that much of fluff fur examples... 💁

Winnie's family members have very fluffy fur while others have short to very short fur. 💁

Not all of the toons have fur because...after all...not every toons is the same. 🤷

Ruby's, Luna's, KittyCat's Akari and some of the others fluff fur does come out of their clothes as you can see in Ruby's Design. 💁

Ruby's fur is on her neck while the other parts of her fur are under and in her Clothes. 💁

So...i Hope this helps you out with the Fur Designs of my Cartoon characters...😅

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Any more fun facts about Ruby's Friends?? 👀

Ok then.

Fun fact Winnie Rose Leaf The Rat: Winnie's Family owns some Shops in ToonTown and in The Countryside of ToonTown, the shops are of flowers and Roses.

Fun fact about Jack Will The Mouse: He Has a Older Brother name Wyatt Will The Mouse and His older is Serious because he been through a tough time in his past....so he looks and Acts Strong for his little Bother and his Family...😕

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So...how long have been Winnie and Jack been friends with Ruby for?

For Very long time.

They are Ruby's Childhood friends and They were all born at the same time.

Their family are very close friends with one other so...It Neural that they let their kids get along too. 😌

Ruby, Winnie and Jack live back at CountrySide Of ToonTown, they loved and still love taken care of the Farm animals. 😄💖

Ruby's mother, Winnie mother and Jack's mother were and are childhood friends themselves. 😌

So...they were all shocked and happy that they kids were born at the same time and day. 😅

They would and still do visit one another every time and they loved to see their kids be friends as well and be like true Friends should be. 😁💖

So...Ruby, Winnie and Jack have been best friends for a long time and they all live now in ToonTown, which they Enjoy being together. 💖

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So...does The Toon/Cartoons Animals have the same heights as The Animals they are Based on?

Yes, well...some of them have the same heights as Animals they are Based on.

Like Examples:

Ruby Wild Heart The Mouse: Ruby is a mouse so...ruby is the Smallest Of her Group.

Jack Will The Mouse: Jack is kinda the same Height as Ruby but he is a male Mouse so...he is a bit taller then Ruby.

Winnie Rose Leaf The Rat: Winnie is a rat and rats come in Different Froms and Heights so...She is Taller then Jack.

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Who are Ruby's Friends?

Oh, Ruby's Friends are Winnie Rose Leaf The Rat also known as Winnie, Jack Will The Mouse also known as Jack, Amy Johnson The Cat also as Amy, Jake Johnson The Fox also Known as Jake, Goaty The Goat, Sheepy The Sheep, Deera The Deer, John Bill The Wolf also known as John and many others. :3

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This is Winnie The Rat but also known as Winnie Rose Leaf The Rat.

Note: she is one of Ruby's Close Friends and is a part of Her Group.

Note: she just like Ruby, was from The Countryside also known as Toon Country.

Personally: kind, playful, Very Smart, nice, Sweet, loving, chill, cool, dearing, caring, careful, Protective, understanding and Supportive.

Note: She has a Aunt named Rosie, Rosie The Rat or just Rosie Rose Leaf The Rat.

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Which of Winnie's family members are France? :^

I just wondering...because I am France...😅

Oh, some of Winnie's aunts are France.

Rosie Rose Leaf The Rat:

And Rosa Rose Leaf The Rat:

Are France Rats. 😌🫶💖

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Ruby, her cousins and her friends Adventures.

My Cartoon characters:

Ruby Wild Heart The Mouse. (Leader of her group of friends and lives in ToonTown)

Winnie The Rose Leaf The Rat. (One of ruby's closest friends and she is in ruby's group of friends)

Fun facts: she lives in ToonTown.

Jack Will The Mouse. (One of ruby's closest friends and is in ruby's group of friends)

Fun facts: lives in ToonTown.

Mari Wild Heart The Mouse. (one of ruby's cousins and loves her cousins aka ruby's music)

Fun facts: she lives in ToonTown with her brother and father.

Myla Wild Heart The Mouse. (One of Ruby's cousins)

Marlene Rose Leaf The Rat. (One of Winnie's Older Sisters)

Amy Johnson The Cat. (One of ruby's close friends, is Younger sister to Jake Johnson The Fox who is adopted by Amy's family)

Fun facts: she is in Ruby's group of friends.

Jake Johnson The Fox (One of ruby's close friends, is the older and adopted brother to Amy Johnson the cat)

Fun facts: he is in ruby's group of friends, he girlfriend and that is violet the rabbit.

Goaty The Horn Tail Goat. (One of ruby's Close friends and is in ruby's group of friends)

Fun facts: he has girlfriend and that is sheepy Fluff Hood The Sheep.)

Sheepy Fluff Hood The Sheep. (She is one of ruby's Close friends and is in ruby's group of friends)

Fun facts: she has boyfriend and that is goaty Horn Tail Goat.

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Nicole Moments~ The Amazing World of Gumball

This is Winnie Rose Leaf The Rat's Headcanon voice, just a Headcanon voice.

Note: this is Winnie Rose Leaf The Rat and she is one of ruby's closest friends.

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To Goaty, how are you and your Girlfriend Sheepy Doing?

To Jack, do you have any siblings?

And To Winnie, how are you doing today?

Goaty The Horn Tail Goat: oh, we are doing fine, Man! 😆

Goaty The Horn Tail Goat: thanks for asking! 😁👍

Jack Will The Mouse: well, yes i do.

Jack Will The Mouse: his name is Wyatt Will The Mouse.

Jack Will The Mouse: he is my older Brother and we do Get along well. 😄😁

Winnie Rose Leaf The Rat: oh i am doing fine, thank you. ^_^

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I have a Headcanon of my Oc's Height.

Ruby is the same height as @fresacake Oc Blythe the cat.

Fun fact 1: Ruby's Friends heights are all very Different.

Fun fact 2: Ruby's Friend Winnie The Rat as the same Height as @fresacake other oc Kat Cole King.

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So...how long have been Winnie and Jack been friends with Ruby for?

For Very long time.

They are Ruby's Childhood friends and They were all born at the same time.

Their family are very close friends with one other so...It Neural that they let their kids get along too. 😌

Ruby, Winnie and Jack live back at CountrySide Of ToonTown, they loved and still love taken care of the Farm animals. 😄💖

Ruby's mother, Winnie mother and Jack's mother were and are childhood friends themselves. 😌

So...they were all shocked and happy that they kids were born at the same time and day. 😅

They would and still do visit one another every time and they loved to see their kids be friends as well and be like true Friends should be. 😁💖

So...Ruby, Winnie and Jack have been best friends for a long time and they all live now in ToonTown, which they Enjoy being together. 💖

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Any more fun facts about Ruby's Friends?? 👀

Ok then.

Fun fact Winnie Rose Leaf The Rat: Winnie's Family owns some Shops in ToonTown and in The Countryside of ToonTown, the shops are of flowers and Roses.

Fun fact about Jack Will The Mouse: He Has a Older Brother name Wyatt Will The Mouse and His older is Serious because he been through a tough time in his past....so he looks and Acts Strong for his little Bother and his Family...😕