He later switches to a red and blue striped hat, a light green t-shirt over a gray long-sleeved undershirt paired with a brown striped vest, dark purple cargo shorts, and the same socks and sneakers. In Season 1 of All Grown Up, He wears a blue and green striped shirt, green shorts, and red sneakers. He wore a yellow and orange striped shirt with long sleeves, blue shorts, white socks, and blue and white sneakers. In All Growed Up, his hair is now red, just like his mother Didi. Seen when the rest of the group market his odd ideas, Dil becomes increasingly normal, either due to the lack of sleep or the piling up stress of having to actually come up with new ideas repeatedly. When Tommy was secretly filming his friends, it was revealed that the possible reason behind Dil's oddness is the fact Phil and Lil dropped him on his head as a baby. He looks up to Tommy a lot, and sometimes Tommy is annoyed and wants space from Dil.
He's a caring person who would do anything for his friends.
Dil also likes to embrace many other cultures. He often wears a distinctive purple and orange Sherpa Hat. he just is!Īn inventor like his father, Dil is also an unusual boy. Or perhaps Dil is just one of those utterly unique individuals who doesn't try to be weird. Could it possibly be caused by Phil and Lil accidentally dropping Dil on his head when he was a baby? Maybe. Pangborn, thinks Dil is a bit too strange, and almost went crazy himself trying to psychoanalyze what could be wrong with him.
#DIL PICKLES CODE#
He is voiced by Tara Strong.ĭil Pickles has grown quite a bit from the little baby we first saw in The Rugrats Movie, He is now 9 years old, and enjoys wearing bizarre outfits, talking in code and getting any information he can about alien abuctions! His Principal, Mr. He's Named after Didi's cousin, Dylan "Dil" Prescott. Searching for, and trying to contact aliensĭylan Prescott "Dil" Pickles is the younger brother (by one year) of Tommy Pickles, younger son of Stu and Didi Pickles, and younger cousin of Angelica Pickles.
0 kommentar(er)
