Three (Seven Little Monsters TV series)

Three is the third sibling, often assuming different roles in each episode, showcasing a wide range of personalities and accents throughout the series. Unlike his siblings, Three doesn't possess a special ability.
==Personality==
Three is fragmented, a dramatic monster who suffers from multiple personality disorder, assuming different personas in each episode, sometimes to the displeasure of others. By taking on various roles, he demonstrates his intelligence and educates his siblings about different subjects, but often seeks attention. Although he possesses extensive knowledge, Three occasionally displays foolish tendencies.
He is known for his egocentric nature and enjoys being in the spotlight. Occasionally, he breaks the fourth wall, acknowledging the audience directly. Throughout the series, Three often acts as a teacher, using his disguises to impart knowledge to his siblings about various topics, such as the ocean and gravity, adding an educational touch to the show. 
Despite his eccentricities, Three proves to be intelligent as a "bunny-eared lawyer." Each of his personas in the series showcases his versatility and acting range, with his voice actor providing distinct voices for each character. He frequently serves as the "Mr. Exposition," explaining concepts to the other monsters.
==Appearance==
In terms of appearance, Three resembles a werewolf-like monster, covered in brown fur with slightly darker hair on his head. He has dark yellow eyes and horns on top of his head. His typical outfit consists of a long brown cloak with a yellow patch featuring a pink number three. One of his sleeves is shorter than the other. While posters and fan art often depict him in this attire, Three has a unique feline-like appearance.
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==Trivia==
*In the episode "The Adventures of Super Three," it is revealed that Three likely has suriphobia, a fear of mice. This fear is further emphasized in his storyline. His normal voice can be heard in episodes such as "And Baby Makes Eight," Ahoy, Me Monsters," "All's Quiet on the Monster Front," "Good Night," and "Are You My Family?" His normal voice bears a resemblance to Jimmy Olsen, a character from Superman.
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