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You have no idea how badly I want to type the description as "Cocococo" But I shall refrain from doing so for your sanity

Anyways, this is Coco!! She is my 6th fave Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends character and is the cookiest She is voiced by Candi Milo, who also voices Madame Foster and Cheese

She has the ability to lay colorful, plastic eggs that seem to defy physics, for they can hold any size item, even food and other imaginary friends! But apparently, it can be disturbing to watch her lay them when she's upside down, as poor Wilt, Mac, and Eduardo found out in "Bloo Tube"

Coco can also swallow stuff *such as puppies* and produce them back into these eggs.

Coco's rumored backstory is a bit sad Apparently her creator had gotten into a plane crash and was stranded on a deserted island for quite some time. She had created Coco to keep her company. Coco's design is based on her creator's surroundings: Her body being the crashed plane, her beak the deflated raft Coco's creator tried to escape on, her palm-tree head based on the ones on the island, and her bare orange feet based on her creator's own sunburnt legs.

Coco only says "Coco" b/c coconuts was all her creator ever ate, and might as well be based on her mentality slowly dwindling to "Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs" levels, which could also account for Coco's spurts of craziness and randomness.

But Coco can also be very intelligent *as seen in "Mondo Coco" and also very motherly, as best represented by how she cared for the puppies Mac had found in "Who Let the Dogs In?" and in "Good Wilt Hunting" when she scolded her discoverers, Adam and Douglas, like a mother would with her own sons as well as caring for them

Sometimes it's easy to determine what Coco says based on the tone of her voice *which is one thing I admire Candi for * or by another character repeating her words. Other times it's more difficult, especially if she has longer lines, at which point I wish she had subtitles

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends © Craig McCracken, Lauren Faust, and Cartoon Network

Description
You have no idea how badly I want to type the description as "Cocococo" But I shall refrain from doing so for your sanity

Anyways, this is Coco!! She is my 6th fave Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends character and is the cookiest She is voiced by Candi Milo, who also voices Madame Foster and Cheese

She has the ability to lay colorful, plastic eggs that seem to defy physics, for they can hold any size item, even food and other imaginary friends! But apparently, it can be disturbing to watch her lay them when she's upside down, as poor Wilt, Mac, and Eduardo found out in "Bloo Tube"

Coco can also swallow stuff *such as puppies* and produce them back into these eggs.

Coco's rumored backstory is a bit sad Apparently her creator had gotten into a plane crash and was stranded on a deserted island for quite some time. She had created Coco to keep her company. Coco's design is based on her creator's surroundings: Her body being the crashed plane, her beak the deflated raft Coco's creator tried to escape on, her palm-tree head based on the ones on the island, and her bare orange feet based on her creator's own sunburnt legs.

Coco only says "Coco" b/c coconuts was all her creator ever ate, and might as well be based on her mentality slowly dwindling to "Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs" levels, which could also account for Coco's spurts of craziness and randomness.

But Coco can also be very intelligent *as seen in "Mondo Coco" and also very motherly, as best represented by how she cared for the puppies Mac had found in "Who Let the Dogs In?" and in "Good Wilt Hunting" when she scolded her discoverers, Adam and Douglas, like a mother would with her own sons as well as caring for them

Sometimes it's easy to determine what Coco says based on the tone of her voice *which is one thing I admire Candi for * or by another character repeating her words. Other times it's more difficult, especially if she has longer lines, at which point I wish she had subtitles

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends © Craig McCracken, Lauren Faust, and Cartoon Network