Candace Flynn

* Casual
* Questing Outfit

Phineas Flynn (younger brother)

Ferb Fletcher (younger brother)

Luz Noceda

Sasha Waybright

Marcy Wu

Dipper Pines

Mabel Pines

Molly McGee

Faline

Ariel

Amity Blight

Pacifica Northwest

Preston Northwest

Pacifica Northwest (formerly)

King Andrias

Toffee

Candace Gertrude Flynn is a character from Phineas and Ferb and is the central protagonist of The Disney Club. Hailing from the city of Danville as the older child of the Flynn-Fletcher Household, she acts as "team captain" of her small band of friends as they travel across the world (and later other worlds) in the name of adventure.

## Personality

Candace is a smart, determined, and passionate young woman. Though she is more than content with her life in Danville and spending as much time as she can with her friends & family, Candace has always had a desire to go out and see the world. For as long as she can remember, she's always been fascinated by tales of far-off lands, daring sword fights, magic spells - the whole adventure. It was these tales that instilled in her a strong sense of justice, honor, and good morals. This is best seen by how she interacts with her companions. Even though she already has a rather large family, Candace considers all of her friends - even the non-human ones - as a part of her family too, and tries her best to keep them together at all times, with her doing anything for them while often acting as the main grounding force for them, making sure most of them don't go too far with their antics (Luz and Mabel especially), but she's not above doing weird, seemingly stupid antics with them just for fun.

She wasn't per say appointed as the leader of the group, but more so just automatically became leader due to having the best ideas and highest amount of passion for the things they love.

That said, she’s by no means perfect. She has a lot of doubt stemming from her constantly being ignored and never feeling special, especially compared to her brothers, which often manifests itself in fits of anger, frustration, uncertainty, and sadness. This often leads her to try and do things without her brothers' aid, no matter how farfetched it may seem, though she will usually fall on her sword and ask them for help. She can also freak out if she gets pushed too far. Despite these jumbled emotions though, she often tries his best not to show them to her friends, so she often tries to keep a brave face around them, but she's not afraid to confront or comfort her friends whenever they're going through a rough spot.

## Skills & Equipment

* Musician/Dancing/Singing Skills

Like most of her friends, Candace is very skilled as dancing. She's also shown a vast ability in singing and playing instruments, being particularly skilled every musical instrument starting with the letter "B". Along with that, she has a very good singing voice.

* Inexplicable Strength & Durability

Candace has demonstrated remarkable strength and durability, like being able to incapacitate large animals with her bare hands with little-to-no injuries to herself, performing one-handed push-ups, and she has also been shown to be able to lift and carry some of her friends without apparent difficulty. She's also shown to be able to run at/maintain high speeds on foot and on bike, is an excellent swimmer, can do the splits with little effort, and having remained uninjured after suffering from perilous falls and even lightning strikes

* Creativity/Construction Skills

Though to a lesser extent, Candace has been shown to be very resourceful and possess some construction ability like her brothers, usually when given enough motivation.

* Swordsmanship

Like a majority of her friends, over the course of the first season, Candace is able to wield a sword in battle with semi-excellent proficiency.

* Sword of Truth & Shield of Virtue

Candace's main melee weapons are the legendary Sword of Truth & Shield of Virtue, a sword and a blue long shield with a white cross design that are said to be weapons of righteousness that will triumph over any evil.

* Hoverboard

Created by her brothers, Candace uses a hoverboard as her main mode of transportation. Running on a rechargeable battery, they are able to hover very high in the air (at least as high as halfway up their hometown's skyscrapers) and go on for long distances. Several more of these were created and given to the rest of her friends a short time before the events of the main series.

## Relationships

### Anne Boonchuy

Thanks to their mothers being longtime friends, of all the gang, Anne is Candace's closest friend. She's often the first one Candace calls when she has a problem, always there to help her and encourage her whenever she feels like a failure, with her optimistic side often bringing her out of her slumps. She also sometimes acts Candace's voice of reason, and tries to give her advice. Keyword being "tries", as her advice does sometimes come back to bite both of them in the butt.

### Bambi

When the Young Prince met and joined the gang at the start of the summer, he and Candace quickly formed a strong friendship, which soon developed into a big sister/little brother-type bond as the young fawn joined her and the gang on more and more adventures.

### Sasha Waybright

Candace more often than not finds herself having to reign Sasha in whenever she gets a little too crazy. Still though, she does value her friendship and appreciates her doing some of the (often very literal) heavy lifting of the team, and she's always willing to lend an ear whenever the rowdy teen has something she needs to get off her chest.

### Luz Noceda

While she can sometimes be put off by some of her more "eccentric eccentricities", Candace and Luz are still very good friends and often bond over the cool stuff they find on their adventures.

### Dipper Pines & Marcy Wu

Candace gets along very well with Dipper and Marcy and (as much as she might not care for the term) relies on their "nerd energy" for their adventures. Granted, she or Anne often have to make sure Marcy doesn't get herself hurt when she's lost in her research, but having basically grown up with her, they get that that's just how Marcy is.

### Molly McGee

Even though her family's only been in town for a few months, Candace already considers Molly a good friend. She's got a pretty good knack for even giving Candace herself a good pep talk from time to time when she's down.

## Notes

Candace's personality in this series is very different from her original series counterpart (maybe not as drastic a change as characters like Sasha, but still very signicantly). She's far more mentally stable for starters, not constantly obsessing over busting her brothers (instead replacing that for more of an inferiority complex comparing her abilities to theirs, which was established in parts of the original series and especially the second movie) even taking part in some of their Big Ideas this time around, and is a lot less paranoid about things in general, and she certainly doesn't care about how she looks in front of other people. She loses a good bit of her "normal teenage girl" interests like going on dates with boys & obsessing over her popularity status and has been given the main cast's shared love for adventure & magic and the like, mostly just to make her a little more "interesting", a trait mostly to influenced by characters from the Disney Renasissance like Belle. She also takes a few cues from her 2nd Dimension counterpart, where she's a little more mature too, and takes her role as "team captain" very seriously (a little too seriously at times). However, this isn't to try and make her completely perfect/competent, as she does maintain elements like her original counterpart's acrophobia and the occasional freak out at something unexpected, but nowhere near as much as she did in the original P&F; something that can best be attributed to her having a group of friends that actually get her in this version of her story, making her something akin to Toy Story's Woody.

    Candace's "questing outfit" as it's called is based off of the design for the "Fake Anne" that appeared in the Amphibia episode "All In", while also being applied a new coat of paint with colors based off of her Medieval counterpart Candavere from the episode "Excaliferb".

The idea behind Candace and Bambi having a sort of sibling relationship is to both give Candace her own Perry in a sense and allow to be the big sister that she couldn't be with Phineas and Ferb (that's not meant to be a knock against the boys, it's just obvious that they've "matured" pretty well without her influence) and so Bambi has a main guiding hand to help direct him around the rather intimidating world he's stepped out into, as well as another shoulder to lean on and tell his woes outside of his parents, especially when... *it* happens. This is also supported by episodes from the original series like "Perry Lays an Egg", in which Candace showed a strong passion for being motherly and is very kind & nurturing towards animals.