99 Puppies

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During his journey, Sora finds and frees each group of puppies, sending them to Traverse Town, where Pongo and Perdita had found a temporary home.

~~==Personality==~~

As there are ninety-nine of them, the puppies have varied personalities. Their common traits include hyperactive, child-like behavior. They all enjoy watching television, but are all very well-disciplined by their parents. In one of the rooms in the Dalmatian's House, one puppy will happily follow Sora through the room, proving they seem to like Sora.

~~==Appearance==~~

~~The most notable thing about these dalmatians is that they wear different colored collars to signify their genders; females wear blue collars, where as the males' collars are red.~~

~~Puppy No. 5 is actually Patch, and Lucky is the puppy who sits in front of the television set.~~

~~==Origin==~~

The 99 Puppies are based on their appearance in Walt Disney's 1961 film ''[[w:One Hundred and One Dalmatians|One Hundred and One Dalmatians]]'', which was in turn based on the 1956 book ''The Hundred and One Dalmatians'', by Dodie Smith. The puppies' main characteristics, along with some of their names, remained for the transition from book to film. However, the film added two dalmatian pups to the book's original count of ninety-seven; in the original book, two additional adult dalmatians round off the total one-hundred-and-one, as the four adults were merged into Pongo and Perdita for the film.

==Locations==

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*90 Puppies: [[Ribbon]];

*99 Puppies: Every Gummi Block and Aero upgrade.

==Appearance==

The most notable thing about these dalmatians is that they wear different colored collars to signify their genders; females wear blue collars, where as the males' collars are red.

Puppy No. 5 is actually Patch, and Lucky is the puppy who sits in front of the television set.

==Personality==

As there are ninety-nine of them, the puppies have varied personalities. Their common traits include hyperactive, child-like behavior. They all enjoy watching television, but are all very well-disciplined by their parents. In one of the rooms in the Dalmatian's House, one puppy will happily follow Sora through the room, proving they seem to like Sora.

==Origin==

The 99 Puppies are based on their appearance in Walt Disney's 1961 film ''[[w:One Hundred and One Dalmatians|One Hundred and One Dalmatians]]'', which was in turn based on the 1956 book ''The Hundred and One Dalmatians'', by Dodie Smith. The puppies' main characteristics, along with some of their names, remained for the transition from book to film. However, the film added two dalmatian pups to the book's original count of ninety-seven; in the original book, two additional adult dalmatians round off the total one-hundred-and-one, as the four adults were merged into Pongo and Perdita for the film.

==Notes and references==

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 During his journey, Sora finds and frees each group of puppies, sending them to Traverse Town, where Pongo and Perdita had found a temporary home.
-==Personality==
-As there are ninety-nine of them, the puppies have varied personalities. Their common traits include hyperactive, child-like behavior. They all enjoy watching television, but are all very well-disciplined by their parents. In one of the rooms in the Dalmatian's House, one puppy will happily follow Sora through the room, proving they seem to like Sora.
-==Appearance==
-The most notable thing about these dalmatians is that they wear different colored collars to signify their genders; females wear blue collars, where as the males' collars are red.
-Puppy No. 5 is actually Patch, and Lucky is the puppy who sits in front of the television set.
-==Origin==
-The 99 Puppies are based on their appearance in Walt Disney's 1961 film ''[[w:One Hundred and One Dalmatians|One Hundred and One Dalmatians]]'', which was in turn based on the 1956 book ''The Hundred and One Dalmatians'', by Dodie Smith. The puppies' main characteristics, along with some of their names, remained for the transition from book to film. However, the film added two dalmatian pups to the book's original count of ninety-seven; in the original book, two additional adult dalmatians round off the total one-hundred-and-one, as the four adults were merged into Pongo and Perdita for the film.
 ==Locations==
@@ Line 99: / Line 88: @@
 *90 Puppies: [[Ribbon]];
 *99 Puppies: Every Gummi Block and Aero upgrade.
+==Appearance==
+The most notable thing about these dalmatians is that they wear different colored collars to signify their genders; females wear blue collars, where as the males' collars are red.
+Puppy No. 5 is actually Patch, and Lucky is the puppy who sits in front of the television set.
+==Personality==
+As there are ninety-nine of them, the puppies have varied personalities. Their common traits include hyperactive, child-like behavior. They all enjoy watching television, but are all very well-disciplined by their parents. In one of the rooms in the Dalmatian's House, one puppy will happily follow Sora through the room, proving they seem to like Sora.
+==Origin==
+The 99 Puppies are based on their appearance in Walt Disney's 1961 film ''[[w:One Hundred and One Dalmatians|One Hundred and One Dalmatians]]'', which was in turn based on the 1956 book ''The Hundred and One Dalmatians'', by Dodie Smith. The puppies' main characteristics, along with some of their names, remained for the transition from book to film. However, the film added two dalmatian pups to the book's original count of ninety-seven; in the original book, two additional adult dalmatians round off the total one-hundred-and-one, as the four adults were merged into Pongo and Perdita for the film.
 ==Notes and references==