The Narrator

The Narrator is a major character in Tales of a Ditzy Doodle.

## Appearance

Despite having his voice appear ever since the series debut, his actual appearance isn't revealed until Chasing Dreams. The Narrator is a dark-blue, spirit-like entity with white dots scattered across his body, presumably stars. He has glowing white almond-shaped eyes with a floating wispy head, a rainbow gem embedded within his forehead, and curvy body with a flame-like "tail" at the end.

## Personality

Usually, the Narrator keeps a friendly and curious nature similar to his pupil Ollie. He tends to have a cautious yet positive outlook on life, desperately doing his best to keep him safe. Even during the few times away from his master, he is seen as logical and wise, yet only the latter is done to maintain his reputation. Despite this, he still doesn't hesistate to lead Ollie toward his best self.

However, outside of being the guardian of an oblivious child, the Narrator is more of a neutral but cynical figure. He prefers doing what he is told, even if he doesn't necessarily find it as enjoyable or moral, especially towards those with higher power.

## History

### Pre-series

The Narrator was once another amateur spirit roaming the Soulscape, doing low-tier jobs and often being ignored by higher-ranking spirits. During one of the Milonns' meetings, he was chosen to be the guardian of Ollie. At first he didn't care and only did his job be, but quickly grew a bond with the kid as seen with Ditzy Beginnings.

### Season 1

Like many major characters alongside the series in general, the Narrator's voice makes its debut in Welcome to Doodleville. Here, he mainly, often accompanying Ollie on his misadventures as a voice. His iconic phrase is also introduced here in the following episode A Very Boring Day.

In Once Upon a Turmoil, the Narrator briefly gets tired of childish nature and sets off to find something else but quickly realizes how "connected" the two really are. This episode demonstrates his more "apathetic" yet protective nature towards Ollie.

### Season 2

In Chasing Dreams, the Narrator's appearance is revealed when he looks at Ollie's mirror near the episode's end.

### Season 3

In The Soulscape, the Narrator alongside the rest of Doodleville finally meet his family, quickly reminding him of his common neglect from the other spirits. However, he refuses to tell until over halfway through the episode.

### Season 4

In Welcome Home, the Narrator reverts back to his mostly auditory state from the earlier seasons, even straying away from most of the episode's plot. However, by the end, he is seen on the same hill from Welcome to Doodleville as Ollie finally meets his former guardians and the episode closes off with the two watching over the town.

## Notable Relationships

### Friends/Allies

**Ollie Milonns:** In most episodes, the two are just seen as close friends who often go on adventures together. Yet, the Narrator also acts like an alternate father figure, commonly looking out for him and protecting him.

**Quill Carrier:** The Narrator is commonly impressed with Quill's intelligent nature and their similar outlooks on life.

## Trivia

* He was most likely inspired by "voices" referred to as the same name from most children's television shows, especially those who commonly point out its existence.

* The Narrator was originally going to have a more "auditory" role with little to no mentions of visuals or lore behind him.

* Occasionally jokes are made to poke fun at the Narrator's iconic British accent.
	+ There was originally going to be more of these jokes. However, some of these proved to be too "insensitive" and thus were cut from the final product.