Ms. Flint

is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies three Racer statistics () and enhances one skill (). It also provides an extra Loot Points % Bonus. is part of the Monsters, Inc. Collection. 
==Origin==
 is a minor character in Disney/Pixar's 2001 animated film, "Monsters, Inc." She is a middle-aged monster who works as an administrator at Monsters, Inc. Her appearance is a cross between a lizard and a dragon. 
Personality-wise, Ms. Flint takes her work seriously and does not tolerate incompetence. She knows the business very well and is quick to notice other people's mistakes. However, she always tries to be very clear with other employees, she cares about her colleagues well-being and she likes a good joke.
Physically, Ms. Flint bears a resemblance to a Naga, with snake-like features. She has a red-orange skin color, distinctive purple eye stalks and bat-like flaps. She typically wears a white v-neck shirt and a black suit coat, forgoing pants for maneuverability.
Ms. Flint appears in various contexts across the Monsters, Inc. franchise. In "Monsters, Inc.", she supervises the training of new Scarers, displaying weariness, especially when dealing with less competent individuals like Bile. She demonstrates a no-nonsense attitude by correcting mistakes and emphasizing their significance. In "Monsters University", she is briefly shown in a promotional montage, training Sulley in the simulation room.
In "Monsters at Work", Ms. Flint remains a recurring character, adapting to the company's shift from scaring to making children laugh. Her somewhat indifferent behavior persists, yet she showcases an understanding of humor and finds value in novel comedic approaches. Her interactions with the character Winchester reveal an appreciation for his innovative comedic perspective.
Notably, Ms. Flint's motherly side is unveiled in "Little Monsters" as she introduces her daughter, Thalia, during Mini Monsters Day. Although she acknowledges Thalia's discomfort with her presence, she still loves her daughter deeply. Her opinion of Tylor Tuskmon's comedic ability shifts when her daughter praises him, despite Ms. Flint's initial doubts.
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