Anne Boonchuy

**Anne Savisa Boonchuy**, also known as **Anne Boonchuy**, is the main protagonist from the *Amphibia* series.

A 13-year-old Thai-American girl who finds a music box that leads her and her friends to Amphibia. She must adjust to her new life and face the ups-and-downs of Amphibia while trying to find a way to get back home. She is associated with the blue gem, representing heart, on the Calamity Box.

In the XP4 fics, Anne debuted in the XP4 Heroes Coalition - Mission Chronicles.

## **Appearance**

Anne is a Thai-American teenage girl with a slender build, and has light brown skin and messy auburn hair. She is noticeably taller than Marcy but shorter than Sasha. Anne also has dark brown eyes. Anne has two small leaves and a stick stuck in her hair for the duration of her time on Amphibia. Even when she removes them when she changes outfits, they always reappear once she wears her normal outfit again or by the next episode. The leaves and stick are no longer present upon Anne's return to her world. Initially, they were absent when she returned to Amphibia, however, by "Commander Anne", they were present again.

When using her blue gem calamity powers, Anne has the ability to activate a super mode of sorts. When she does so, her hair and eyes become a neon blue color and she obtains antler-like twigs in her hair, which have leaves growing off of them.

During the first two seasons, Anne wore a school uniform as her everyday outfit. It consisted of a gray t-shirt with a purple collar and a Saint James Middle School (SJMS) crest embroidered on it, a short purple skirt, a pair of yellow sneakers with white lining, and gray socks. She also carried a magenta pink backpack with a TUFSTUF logo on it, which contains all of her personal belongings. Following her transportation to Amphibia, she lost her right shoe, and her shirt has a stain on the left front side. Following her return to Amphibia, Anne wears an identical school uniform, and a new pair of the same shoes. Her shirt still gets stained when she is transported back to Amphibia, and she loses yet another shoe in Commander Anne.

After returning to Earth, she wore her casual clothes instead of her school uniform. These consisted of a white t-shirt with pink sleeves and an orange flame symbol on the front, light blue jean shorts, a yellow jacket with pockets and a dark frog symbol at the back that she tied around her waist, a pair of white socks with pink colors at the toe areas and a pair of purple and white sneakers.

Toward the end of her first stay in Amphibia and upon her return, she wears a gold chest armor with blue trim and frog symbol.

Anne has several other clothing appearances throughout the show:

In "Lily Pad Thai", she wore a piece of traditional Thai attire known as a "Sabai," which consisted of a green wrapped skirt with geometric print, a cream breast cloth draped over one shoulder, a chain of flowers in her hair, and an elaborate flower bracelet on her wrist.

In "Anne Hunter", she imagined herself in a black suit with black boots and a chestplate. The leaves were also gone from her hair. She had a black bow and a blue-tipped arrow.

In "Hop Pop and Lock", Anne wore her bun on her head with a green ribbon tying it together, with a light pink headband. She also wore a green undershirt with a slightly darker pink T-Shirt. She also wore dark brown athletic shorts complemented by fuzzy pink legging cuffs. During the dance, she wore a dark marine blue dress with her hair tied onto one side with a blue ribbon.

In "Girl Time", she wore her cleansed hair flat reaching her shoulders after a spa and haircut treatment. She also wore a dark lime and yellow knee-length dress with a cross-stitched across the chest, and light brown shoes with black laces.

Her swimming kit consists of a sleeveless black shirt, with cyan linings across the sides. She wears lilac-colored shorts and dark aquamarine sandals, which contain yellow straps.

Her sleeping attire includes a plain white T-shirt along with dark purple shorts with a violet-colored stripe.

In "Fight at the Museum" and "Froggy Little Christmas", her sleeping attire is a blue T-shirt with dark trim neck line, dog print on the center, and pair of yellow shorts with pink and purple hearts on the bottom.

In "Stakeout" during her hallucination, she wore her normal clothing; however, her hair didn't have the leaves that are typically shown in the series. Instead, her hair glowed many shades of blue, purple, and pink, as her entire body, including a small twig in her hair, glowed with a blue and purple hue, which almost resembles her calamity powered hair.

For her Frog of the Year party, her hair was cleansed, straightened, and styled in a way that resembles a pixie cut. She wore bachelor clothes consisting of a white tuxedo, a black bowtie, a powder blue undershirt, light gray lapels, a small gold button that pins the coat together, and a purple sash that wraps from her right shoulder all the way to her back. Her dress shoes were peanut brown and of a darker shade near the toe, heel, and tongue and had black hidden knot laces.

In "The Big Bugball Game", she wore black shorts and a Team Farmers shirt with purple and yellow stripes, and a yellow 'F' on the front. She also wore a blindfold at the end of the episode.

In the events immediately preceding her teleportation to Amphibia, her design was identical except that she has her right shoe. During the battle at Toad Tower, Anne wore her normal outfit but along with brown metal breastplate armor, a green metal pauldron that has a frog foot symbol on her left shoulder and leather bands.

In part of "Civil Wart" and "New Wartwood", Anne is seen wearing a dark gray zipped hoodie with darker hems and cuffs and a small SJMS crest on the front. In "Wally and Anne", she's seen wearing a similar hoodie, but with no crest and no zipper.

During the episode "Thai Feud", Anne wore a green apron, a red bandana and a barrette.

During the episode "Temple Frogs", Anne wore a Thai Go hat.

Anne was sometimes shown without her yellow jacket, or with it worn on her shoulders.

During her first Christmas since returning from Amphibia, Anne wore a light green Santa hat, green sweater, a yellow scarf, a red plaid skirt, a candy cane and mistletoe hairclip and a pair of brown ugg boots.

After gaining her calamity powers in "The Hardest Thing", Anne wears a blue battle armor.

During the epilogue, Anne can be seen wearing a dark green collared shirt that has the logo of the Aquarium alongside a lanyard that has her I.D badge attached to it. Her hair is tied to a Thai-style scrunchie with leaves embroidered on it. She is also wearing cream-colored shorts with yellow and brown boots. She has a bandage at her right knee, and a butterfly bracelet on her left wrist.

## **Personality**

Anne is at first described as "self-centered" by the official series description and as "fearless and independent" by her voice actress, Brenda Song. Anne, filled with an adventurous spirit and excitement, is fun-loving yet determined, and will not hesitate to protect her friends and family.

Anne's characterization, much like most major characters in this show, has noticeable development throughout the show. When she first appeared, Anne, though appearing strong-willed and confident, was shown to be easily manipulated and lonely deep-down. She was manipulated into skipping school, vandalizing buildings and robbing a thrift store by her best friends. Unknowingly, she acted this way towards her new friend, Sprig, to a lesser extent, manipulating him into doing something he didn't wish to do.

Anne was also irresponsible and a bit of a rule-breaker, not respecting the limitations on her freedom within both Amphibia and the human world. Anne not only stole a music box while knowing it wasn't right to, but she also showcases somewhat of a stubborn personality. This was shown throughout the series from when Anne pushed Sprig to go to the lake even though Hop Pop specifically told them not to as he was still having doubts about Anne - thinking how he shouldn't let a "monster" that is Anne wander outside and terrorize the town (however, both of these instances had the underlying context of Anne's insecurity and lack of social confidence influencing her poor decisions out of fear of damaging the bonds with those close to her). Oftentimes, Anne knows the wrong decisions she makes aren't right, but she isn't willing to admit it unless she was under massive amounts of pressure. She learned her mistake when she knew it wasn't the right idea to fake being ill, as it was likely the reason the rest of the Plantar family became sick due to an extra workload during a storm. She did attempt to make up for her mistake by taking care of the Plantars in their sick state, but she didn't admit her errors to the family until she believed they were going to die from the "disease" they caught. Following this incident, Anne became less conniving and manipulative after her laziness nearly got her adoptive family killed (or so they thought).

Back on Earth, Anne was lazy and selfish, even if not overtly, with little interest about what was going on around herself and believing her problems were worse than others because they were hers. Upon meeting the native Amphibians, Anne was taken aback by their way of living. It is only when she started living with the Plantars that she began to open up and learn more about herself. Anne realized that much of what she was brought up on made her somewhat materialistic, and she began to accept simpler ways of living (though she still relies on her cell phone and has apparently gotten others addicted to its functions). There are even parts of herself that she had suppressed that, thanks to Sprig and the rest of the Plantars, she has opened up to such as cooking.

Despite all of her flaws, Anne still proved herself brave, caring, compassionate and kind in her early days in Amphibia, even if she was alienated by her fellow townspeople. Although she initially trapped an unfamiliar world, Anne demonstrated an incredible amount of bravery. She was brave enough to hold back the red praying mantis that was twice her size, in the hopes that Sprig and the Wartwood townsfolk could flee unharmed. A natural athlete, Anne is great at several athletic activities, such as basketball, volleyball, and swimming. She's also seen to be interested in and to participate in sports such as tennis and baseball (or a variation of it played by the Plantar siblings). Anne, at her core, is kind-hearted, though Anne's true selfless nature comes out when others are in danger. In these situations, Anne is willing to do seemingly anything to protect others, such as climbing entire mountains, fighting giant monsters and even standing up to entire armies. Eventually, Anne becomes not only a worthy member of the town, but a hero to most of its' townsfolk.

Anne is a child of the modern era; a pop-culture enthusiast with a love for young-adult romance and adventure movies and TV and also reads manga. She has sometimes said slang words and internet acronyms such as "Lit", "IRL", "BRB", and used the shrug emoji when she wrote a letter to announce Sprig's breakup. Anne would show a dislike to pineapples (especially as a pizza topping) and will threaten anyone mentioning them. Whenever she has downtime, she's pretty much always seen on her phone, listening to music, watching shows and films she downloaded and sometimes looking at or showing others pictures of her home. Anne's obsession with her phone has been implied to be more sentimental in nature - as she is shown to care most for the uses and memories the phone contains. During her stay in Amphibia, although she still appreciated her phone, she grew less attached to it and found other things to do in her spare time. When Sprig asked her about the disc, Anne claims that she's from another dimension and not the 90s.

Anne is shown to take great interest in the romantic lives of her loved ones - going far out of her way to try to make Sprig and Hop Pop confess their feelings to their crushes respectively. Despite this, she can be downright brutal with her breakups, giving her the title of "Angel of Death" back on Earth. She's also a practitioner of easy-break ups, advocating Sprig break up with Maddie via a letter.

Anne cares about her adoptive family very much and greatly enjoys hanging out with them, especially Sprig and Polly. In general, she acts very sisterly towards Sprig and Polly, almost always carrying Polly before she got her legs, and giving Sprig lots of advice on dating, having fun, and other things. She also cares about their needs, including when she was willing to break up Sprig and Maddie because of how anxious and stressed Sprig was feeling. Within the first few months of her stay, she starts referring to the Plantars as *her* family without hesitation. The tipping point of Anne's acceptance, however, came when the Tax Collectors came to town. Though she joined them, she was the only member to show compassion for the residents and eventually used her sword-fighting skills to fight off the Tax Collectors, nearly getting killed in the process. After the battle at Toad Tower, Anne told the Plantars that they were family to her.

Anne is also shown to have a particular desire for friends. However, Anne is also sometimes naïve, depicted in how she is easily manipulated by her human friends, so much so that she did anything to be friends with Sasha and Marcy, as she believed they wouldn't want to be friends with her if she follow through with their requests. Anne explained to Sprig the unhealthy perception that friends help each other always without objection, essentially blind obedience. Through her constant interaction with Sprig, a somewhat simple-minded child, Anne is able to look at friendship in a whole new way. She begins to desire a more compassionate friendship with those close to her.

Her relationships with her friends also begin to unravel as it becomes apparent that much of her decisions were more the result of being pressured by their wants and needs, whether it be by manipulations from Sasha or feeling responsible for Marcy's clumsiness. During the battle at Toad Tower, she finally sees through Sasha's manipulative tactics thanks to Sprig, who sees Anne for who she is: a kind and considerate person who is willing to protect her friends. Throughout the show, Anne has also become more open-minded regarding her human friends, even after learning what Sasha and Marcy did, as she was willing to give them the benefit of the doubt, knowing that while they made many mistakes, none of them truly wanted to cause her harm. This became even more evident after she had to leave them behind, vowing to find a way back to them, even after Marcy having just revealed her intentions about getting the girls to Amphibia.

## **XP4 Fanfics**

Anne is a member of the Heroes Coalitions as a trainee. She also attends the Vanguard Academy as a student.

### **XP4 Heroes Coalition: Neo-City Diaries**

In Chapter 114, Anne, alongside Marcy Wu and Sasha Waybright, coming out from the front door of the Training Camp while having a conversation about their current situation.

In Chapter 120, Anne is present inside the training area somewhere in the Training Camp where Johnny Bravo introduced Kanami Etou and Mira Fermin to them, and is present when Penelope von Steiner arrives and announced that Robert Strong's wife is giving birth, much to everyone's surprise and delight.

### **XP4 Heroes Coalition - Mission Chronicles**

In Chapter 35, Anne, alongside Marcy Wu and Sasha Waybright, arrives in a rather dense forest in an unnamed world where they realized that they failed in returning home. They then came across a group of Emotionless and fortunately, Anne and the girls were saved by the arrival of Team Pact. After the Emotionless were defeated and introducing themselves to each other, Anne and the girls agreed to come along with Team Pact back to Neo-City.

## **Warriors of the Multiverse: United We Stand**

### **History**

In Chapter 3, Anne, alongside Amity Blight, Luz Noceda, Marco Diaz, Marcy Wu, Sasha Waybright and Star Butterfly, entered a room of a Health Center where Eddy Skipper McGee is sleeping. They then witnessed Eddy getting started by Star and getting himself electrocuted upon stepping on an exposed wire. After Sasha knocks him out, they got Eddy back on bed before leaving the room.

## **Abilities**

* **Resourcefulness**: In the episode "Anne or Beast?", she's able to craft both a rope trap which traps Sprig quite effectively and a wooden spear by herself after getting stuck in Amphibia. She also utilizes the weaknesses of her opponent such as the sun in "Combat Camp" to blind Tritonio and Sasha's cape to blind her in "True Colors".
* **Cooking**: Anne is skilled at fusion cooking and cutting food. In "Lily Pad Thai," she was seen being proficient in culinary-related activities; having a vast knowledge of her own culture's cuisine. It was also stated that her parents owned a Thai restaurant back in her hometown. It can also be stated that she can be a professional waitress as she can persuade customers to eat at Stumpy's restaurant and acquire each customer's needs like delivering food and refilling drinks. She can also cook better than Hop Pop that as he once stated before eating Anne's homemade omelet that he was eating "garbage" all this time, it can also be a callback to how he'd always lose at the food competition when he submits his own food as an entry. In "If You Give a Frog a Cookie", she is able to bake cookies which her mother says are delicious (at least until it was discovered that she put bugs in them).
* **Athleticism**: Anne has been shown to be a natural athlete, claiming to have played varsity and practiced bouldering in school. In "The Big Bugball Game", she quickly becomes the star player of the team and is able to help them win the annual Bugball game. She is also able to use her skills in combat as well, holding her own stand against Toad Soldiers in "Toad Tax" and other threats throughout the show. In "The Third Temple", she is able to resist the gravitational pull better than Marcy and the amphibians, as well as swing a warhammer quite easily which she claims, weighs around one ton.
* **Hunting**: In "Anne Hunter" Anne put her self-consciousness aside in order to learn the true way of the hunter. After not listening to Sprig about the Plantar ritual, she found herself in a problem as the Plantars were captured. Anne panics and with a hallucination version of Sprig, she completes the Plantar ritual and saves the family.
* **Martial Arts:** In "Ivy on the Run", Anne is shown to be a Muay Thai practitioner, as she dodges Polly's reckless headfirst attacks with ease and is able to counter-attack her, plus spar well with Wally.
* **Tennis Skills:** Anne has been shown to be proficient in playing tennis and applies the skills, and her racket, to combat as shown in the theme song and various episodes of Season 1 and Season 2. However, since she hasn't really practiced she has shown to lose some of the actual playing skills she once had as Mr. Boonchuy remarks "your backhand's looking a little rusty" in "Anne-sterminator."
* **Swordsmanship:** Anne has been shown to wield a sword since "Toad Tax", but received proper training in "Combat Camp" and used her newfound skill in various episodes such as "Reunion", "Handy Anne", "Return to Wartwood", "True Colors", "Fight at the Museum", and "Escape to Amphibia", along with her resourcefulness.
* **Formerly**:
	+ **Calamity Box Powers**: Anne possessed powers pertaining to the blue Calamity Gem of Heart. In "Anne or Beast?", because Anne protected Sprig for an instant, risking her safety for a stranger, she utilized a lot more strength than she normally could and in "Handy Anne" because something of significance of someone she cared about was destroyed for a few moments she had a boost in speed, agility, combat prowess and courage, even to the point of yelling at Veggierobo. Following the events of "True Colors", Anne seems to have gained the power from the blue stone of the Calamity Box, allowing her to have a different appearance like her hair turning blue along with her eyes and have multiple enhanced abilities. As shown in the events of "The New Normal", Anne's powers seemed to take a toll on her. Given that she couldn't seem to control her powers, Anne was left greatly exhausted, and claims to feel "bad" after using them. Despite the loss of stamina after using them, Anne seemed to get better control of her abilities after each use. In "The New Normal", Anne could only manifest them as blue energy around her eyes and fists and damage part of the Cloak-Bot, while in "Anne-sterminator," she manifested them as a flaring blue aura of intense energy and kicked the damaged Cloak-Bot into low orbit before it self-destructed. As seen in "Escape to Amphibia," Anne displayed some degree control of her powers, able to activate them at will and with no sign of fatigue after using them. Moreover, she released energy with greater intensity than the last two times she used them since her first return to Earth. In "Mother of Olms," it is revealed that Anne was destined to have her powers as Mother Olm state that the powers were rightfully hers from the start to save the people of Amphibia from the worst of themselves. However, Anne notes that she still can't fully control them.
		- **Appearance Alteration**: When Anne activates her calamity power, her eyes and hair change into a neon blue color, with twigs and branches left in her hair becoming permanent wooden horns. Also, the leaves flow around in her hair and around her. It's also possible that her former clothing is now a part of this form, as seen in the Season 3 intro when Anne changes into this form when she's wearing different clothes. However, if not using her full power, her hair will take on a darker shade, jagged and non-consistent flowing hair style.
		- **Enhanced Strength, Durability, and Agility**: Her connection with the blue stone massively increased her human abilities, allowing her to deliver more powerful strikes and made her more durable against enemies that would significantly injure her standard form. She was also incredibly agile while fighting foes, as seen in "True Colors" and "All In." The exact magnitude of her strength is unknown, but she was shown the power to smash sturdy material with her bare fists such as the armor of Andrias' Dyoplosaurus mech.
		- **Enhanced Speed/Flash Step/Flight**: The power of the stone also increased Anne's speed to supernatural levels. Anne had the power to vanish and reappear within seconds when battling King Andrias in his castle along with being able to move rapidly while mid-air. During the fight where her powers emerged, the lasers fired from Andrias' robots seemed to freeze around her as she moved, implying that she is capable of moving faster than light.
			* **Instant Momentum/Sliding**: As shown in the fight between her and the Cloak-Bot, Anne can quickly move on surfaces without taking a single step to the point where she leaves behind afterimages of herself.
		- **Energy Manipulation**: In this state, Anne can generate multiple blasts of intense blue energy powerful enough to make Andrias' Frobots and castle pillars explode when hit. She can also create a blue aura that seems to act as a propulsion boost for her agility.
			* **Energy Augmentation**: As seen in "Escape to Amphibia", Anne can use her raw energy of her blue state to power machines. Ally and Jess describe Anne in this state as being a "human battery," when she uses her power to strengthen and increase of the size of the portal to Amphibia.
			* **Energy Infusion**: As seen in "All In", Anne infused her sword with her energy, causing it to glow in the same blue color. Doing this increased the durability and overall effectiveness of her sword.
		- **Power Restoration:** According to Mother Olm in her titular episode, Anne has the ability to restore Sasha and Marcy's Calamity Box Powers. The process was done via Anne, along with Sasha and Marcy to focus on their love for Amphibia, allowing the Calamity Gems to resonate with their hearts and grant them their full power.
		- **Telekinesis:** When Anne was fighting Andrias while he was in his mech-suit, she was able to locate her sword (which was stuck to a Frobot) and bring it back to her from a far distance with her mind.
		- **Full Calamity Powers**: In "The Hardest Thing," Anne accessed the full extent of her powers when all three Calamity Gems were together in her final fight against The Core-controlled Moon. In this form Anne was clothed in golden armor with blue linings with gold and white boots, and blue skirt with matching cape. Moreover, her powers were far more intense than in her previous uses with them.
			* **Energy Constructs**: With her producing a greater amount of energy, Anne had the power to create any object of her choosing out solid blue energy. During her fight against the Core, Anne created a large tennis racket and tennis ball out of pure energy. The tennis ball would later transform into homing energy missiles in the form of kittens that yield incredible destructive power.
			* **Immense Strength**: Anne's strength with her full power is far greater than before. Not only could she destroy many of the Core's robots with her might, but also hold back the moon in part with Sasha and Marcy.
			* **Immense Speed/Flight**: With her powers boosted, Anne was much faster than before, allowing her to leave the planet's atmosphere in seconds and decimate the Core's monstrous robots.
		- **Absolute Calamity Powers**: When stopping the Core seemed impossible, Anne called upon the power of all three Calamity Gems by asking them to help her save Amphibia. The gems responded to her plea and imbued her with their hidden power. In this form, Anne's body brimmed with white energy, and her eyes became akin to blue stars. Sparks of the Calamity Gems' energies glimmered throughout her body, with a single spark glowing on her chest. Anne had absolute control of the gems' power, allowing her to destroy the Core-controlled moon in its entirety, but at the cost of her life.

## **Trivia**

* Anne is the first leading animated character in television history to be Thai-American and the second leading Asian-American animated character on a Disney Channel animated series, following Jake Long from *American Dragon: Jake Long*, who is of Chinese-American descent.
	+ Anne wouldn't be the last Thai-American leading animated protagonist. The second would be Molly McGee from *The Ghost and Molly McGee*, who is of Thai and Irish descent.
* Anne can *understand* Thai fluently, but has trouble speaking it aloud. This is called Receptive Bilingualism.
* Anne is the only member of the Calamity Trio whose parents appear onscreen.
* Anne, Sasha and Marcy are the only humans to visit Amphibia.
	+ However, they are *not* the only humans to *see* Amphibia, as Mr. Boonchuy, Mrs. Boonchuy, Terri, Dr. Jan, Ally, Jess, Molly Jo, Humphrey Westwood, two elderly Thai women, Mr. X, Jenny and unnamed FBI agents witness the dimension through Terri's portal in "Escape to Amphibia".
* Anne, Sasha and Marcy are featured in one first drawings creator Matt Braly ever did for Amphibia, with Anne sleeping as Sasha holds her and Marcy on a couch at some point before the events of the series. The drawing served as a way for Braly to remind himself that, "no matter what they went through on the show," Anne, Sasha, and Marcy would always care about each other. The image was captioned with the words "Its complicated," which he revealed represented the complicated growth their dynamic would go through. Each of the trio, even Anne, had played a role in what made their friendship toxic, but each of three also played a role into repairing it into a healthy state. Upon breaking out of the dynamic they had found themselves in by being separated into different Amphibian communities, Anne, Sasha, and Marcy grew into new people who were ready to reform their friendship.
* It is revealed in "Reunion" that the day Anne was teleported to Amphibia was also the same day she just turned 13 years old, and her parents had planned to throw her a birthday party at home.
	+ In the episode "The New Normal", it is revealed that Anne, Sasha, and Marcy have been trapped in Amphibia for five months by the time Anne returns to Earth.
		- According to Matt Braly, Anne returned to Earth sometime in late Fall or early Winter.
* Anne was not born on a Thursday, Friday or Saturday.
* Anne retained possession of the music box when she was transported to Amphibia, likely because she was the one who opened it.
* Anne's eyes faded blue in "Anne or Beast?" and "Handy Anne", due to the effects of the Calamity Box.
* Anne was part of her school's tennis Varsity, which explains why she often carries a tennis racket with her.
* Her eyes have brown irises.
* She is a loud and messy eater.
* She likes massage chairs and will protest at being asked to get off them.
* She reads zoo books and manga sometimes.
* She did a bouldering club in school.
* Anne was living in Amphibia for more than three months as of "Reunion". By the end of the second season, she has been living there for five months total before finally returning home to Earth.
* Anne mentions that she was once a whack-a-mole champion back on Earth.
* It is strongly implied that Anne is very responsible for the use of her phone since she spent days in Amphibia with her phone still being at full battery, until Hop Pop drained it all in the episode "Taking Charge".
* She attends Saint James Middle School, which seems to be a parochial school. (Also known as a private school)
* Despite showing that she can get clean, having worn clean clothing and combed or slicked her hair on more than one occasion, Anne's hair always seems to revert back to having leaves and a stick in it as if she has been dragged through the woods again. During the first half of the third season, the leaves and sticks in her hair is gone due to her no longer living in Amphibia, which is a wild environment. When Anne returns to Amphibia, however, it isn't long before she reverts to her messy appearance, having lost her shoe again in quicksand.
* Anne is shown to have a wide range of talents, such as dancing, shooting, cooking, sports, and sewing. It is implied that she learned some of these skills either through her family, her school clubs, or her friends Sasha and Marcy.
* Some of Anne's quips such as her saving "Obvi", which is short for "Obviously" in slang, most likely came from Sasha, showing the influence she has had on her.
* In "Reunion", it is revealed that prior to meeting the Plantar family, Anne hated frogs to the point that Sasha would make fun of her because of it and try to gross her out.
* It is revealed in "A Caravan Named Desire" that Anne once accidentally ruined a school play as a child after she knocked herself over on stage, which set the stage ablaze and caused her classmates to panic. She deems this experience as traumatizing, which led to her disliking stage performing. Nonetheless, she still performed a play as Peter Pan in SJMS as seen in a flashback in "The First Temple".
* In the episode "Quarreler's Pass", Hop Pop claimed he was going to talk about Anne's boyfriend "again" to Sprig and Polly when Anne pushed him off the Fwagon and off the cliff. Given Anne's irritation of Hop Pop asking her about it throughout the trip, it is ambiguous as to whether Anne may or may not actually have a boyfriend back home.
* Matt Braly said during an interview that Anne reads manga, "[probably saw] anime", and watched *The Lord of the Rings* films. The first fact was supported in the episode "Trip to the Archives", where she shouts "Zoo books and manga, here I come!".
* Her fictional human counterpart is Anna from her story, ***Phone Mo***, and a fictional character in the episode, "The Shut-In!".
	+ In the Polish and Czech dub of the show, Anne is named Anna.
* "Battle of the Bands" shows Anne to be a skilled guitarist, songwriter, and singer even though she's a teenager.
* The powers Anne has from the blue gem of the Calamity Box give her a form similar to Super Saiyan Blue from the Dragon Ball franchise.
	+ It is possible that Anne's blue hair is actually a reference to her prototype design, which also had blue hair.
* It is unclear if Anne's powers are weaker than they should be, given the fact that part of the power was drained when she interrupted the charging process for the blue gem of the Calamity Box.
	+ However, in "Anne-sterminator", when Anne used her powers, her hair was a slightly dimmer blue, was a lot more wavy and pointed, and didn't have branches stick out like how it did in "True Colors", showing she can limit the power input she uses even if unintentionally or unconsciously.
	+ This is also shown to be true in "The New Normal" when Anne's eyes glowed brighter than how it was in previous seasons, but was limited to only her eyes and allowed her to sprint at great speeds, manipulate little energy and punch with great strength.
* It is revealed in "Fight at the Museum" that Anne owns a Leo shirt and that her username on WooHoo! Queries is "bananner811".
	+ 811 could also be a reference to Matt Braly's birthday, which is November 8th.
* Initially, Anne was grossed out with the insect-based cuisine found in Amphibia, but over time she subtly went from hating Amphibian food to getting used to it, to even craving it near the end, sometimes catching herself for liking such weird stuff.
* She dislikes durian as shown in "The New Normal".
* According to her dad, Anne once changed the grades on her report card, which she didn't know he knew about.
* Anne is associated with lotuses, which are a common symbol in Thai culture. For example, the symbol on Anne's T-shirt in season 3 is both a flame and a lotus, and her power aura takes the shape of lotuses in "True Colors".
	+ Symbolically, the lotus in Thai culture is tied to spiritual awakening, which is an intentional reference to Anne developing Calamity Box powers.
* In the *Amphibiland* pilot, Anne was originally going to have both her shoes, write in her diary during her time in Amphibiland, and carry a picture that only had Marcy and Sasha.
* Anne likely downloads every movie and show she likes before teleported into Amphibia, as she has a pretty large collection on her phone.
* Anne likes rewatching movies and shows, as seen in many episodes.
* During the lead up to the finale, Matt Braly revealed that Anne's "second character arc" was about her coming to have "self-love and self-esteem". This was then outright confirmed in "All In".
* According to the Guardian, Anne will die of natural causes in roughly 78 years, meaning she has a natural life-span of about 91 years.
* Although the Guardian claimed to have revived Anne before she sacrificed herself to destroy the Core by making a "perfect" copy of her, there is one flaw: Anne originally only had her left shoe, with the right one missing, but afterward she only has her right shoe, with her left one missing.
* During the epilogue, Anne's birthday is mentioned to be on the same day as Andrias and the Core's invasion of Earth, implying the girls either spend exactly one year in Amphibia or it became Anne's new birthday, since that is the day she died and was revived by the Guardian.
	+ However, this could just be an error.
* Whilst discussing the ten year gap between their return to Earth and Anne's 23rd birthday, Matt Braly said he hopes to keep his comments on the relationship between Anne and her friends during that interim vague to ensure any fan "interpretation is preserved and valid."
* If her ending monologue is counted, Anne is the last character in the series to speak and the last to be seen.
	+ However, if her monologue is *not* counted, the unnamed children in her class would be the final characters to speak.
* Matt Braly personally sees Anne saying goodbye to the Plantars, with the hope she will see them again one day, as his goodbye to Amphibia, with the hope that he perhaps one day will return to this world he has created.
* A newspaper article with Anne's picture in the headline "Girl Lost in Frog Land?? Hoax??" appears on Camila Noceda's tablet at the end of *The Owl House*'s second season finale, "King's Tide". The same headline reappears at the beginning of "Thanks to Them".
* Anne will die at 91 years old.