New Errors In Bluey You NEVER Noticed

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You might have been watching Bluey for a long time, but you haven’t noticed these mistakes. Don’t worry because in today’s video we’re going to show you some of the mistakes that we’ve found.

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In the episode baby race we see coco as a baby but she was purple. In the next scene when cocos mom comes to meet chilli we see coco is pink again so thats a error too

JadranceKostandinovic

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You have no idea how much I love bluey
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KelseyCollene-mfen

Instead of talking about the usual things about Bluey, I'd like to highlight a grave omission that still exists. Australia is the main setting of the animated show, we not have yet to see the original Australian Aboriginal inhabitants, obviously. As a fan of Bluey and her family, I've tried writing scripts featuring them meeting Aboriginal people, learning about their culture, and traditions passed down from their ancestors to future generations. This would include Bluey and her little sister Bingo making friends with Aboriginal children. While the character Maynard is voiced by an Aboriginal person, Sean Choolburra, Maynard is an Irish Wolfhound who talks about UFOs and extraterrestrials, something more typical of American fans. I have serious doubts that Maynard himself is genuinely Aboriginal considering he has never mentioned indigenous Australian Aboriginal culture. I mean by "Aboriginal" recognizable indigenous Australians with typical Aboriginal names like Koori and Jarra, two names of Aboriginal children who befriend with Bluey and Bingo in my scripts. It would be a huge step forward for the animated show Bluey to include a recognizable Aboriginal people as characters to remember the true origins and roots of Australia. It would even make sense for Aboriginal people in the world of Bluey to be represented by dingos, not sure if there are other native Australian canids before the arrival of English colonizers.

lorenzodifranco