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Gloria Sato[1] (Japanese: グロリア・サトウ, Guroria Satō) is a supporting character of Big City Greens. She is a former barista at the café next to the Greens' house, who aspires to go to Paris, and often has to deal with Cricket's shenanigans, but soon they become friends and co-workers. As of "Chipocalypse Now", she now resides with the Greens and was formerly unemployed, but she eventually manages to open the Gloria + Green Café in the Season 2 Finale.
Following the Greens' move back to the country and Gramma eventually joining them, Gloria was the sole resident of the Greens' house until the Season 3 Finale when the Greens started moving back and forth between the city and the country.
Appearance
Physical
Gloria is a tall, slim young woman who has lavender skin, and blue hair.
In "The Van", it is revealed that she has put on some weight due to the depression which ensued due to her unemployment, though she appears to have lost the gained weight by "Gloria's Café".
Attire
Main article: Gloria Sato/Outfits |
She wears a pink t-shirt, purple pants, and black slip-on shoes. She also wears her hair in a ponytail.
When she worked at Big Coffee, she wore a brown hat and apron over her clothes, just like all Big Coffee employees. This was repeated with her Wholesome Foods attire, but with a green apron instead of a brown one.
On special occasions (Paint Misbehavin' and Valentine's Dance) she'll dress up nicely. She has a red vest, a pinkish skirt, orange-brown sandals, yellow earrings and a black hair tie instead of her usual pink one for the art gallery. For the Valentine's dance, she wears pink dress, with a white lace in the middle, black heels, white earrings, and her usual pink hair tie. For the open mic night, she has a black sweater.
In a photograph taken with her parents sometime before she left for Big City, she had a turquoise vest and jeans.
Starting with "Gloria's Café", she now wears an orange t-shirt with a yellow collar, cuffed sleeves, beige pants with lighter cuffs, and brown slip-on shoes, and has her hair in a messy bun.
Personality
Gloria is a hardworking, though very stressed, café barista. She gets irritated with the Greens when they mess up her café. Already quite stressed due to the load of her job, Gloria can quickly lose her patience, especially when it has something to do with Cricket's shenanigans. However, she can stoop to Cricket and Tilly's level of childishness such as when she stole their critterballs out of spite and eventually started playing with them before almost getting fired by her boss ("Critterball Crisis"). Once Cricket begins to work at Big Coffee, she is still somewhat annoyed by his antics, but has cooled down and has developed something of an older sister attitude to the boy.
Gloria dreams of making enough money so that she may see Paris, which she has a romantic view of to the point of Paris Syndrome and is why she doesn't want Cricket to jeopardize her dreams. She has an artistic side, as revealed in "Paint Misbehavin'", and has dabbled unsuccessfully in abstract art.
She is also very stressed and uncertain. When she describes projecting her feelings in abstract art, she says that she has "Hopes and dreams and failures and insecurities and emptiness and loneliness and darkness and endless trying to no avail and dreams being crushed...", showing just how down and depressed she can get.
In the Season 4 poster, it shows a photo of her in the café having a great time, showing that she is happier than before.
Abilities
Talents
- Determination: Wanting to pursue her dream of moving to Paris, Gloria shows a determined side to her, even when unemployed. This strong determination of her's, having to make do with her current situation and working with the family she once despised the first time she met them, has led her to a successful start.
- Influence on social media: Gloria is a potent user of social media, and is somewhat famous on social platforms. Because of this, in "Sellouts," she is able to save the Green's stand by helping advertise what they're selling on her account, which was previously struggling to get any sales at all, even getting people from different cities to come over to buy from it. Within no time, the stand completely sells out, with Gloria genuinely feeling proud of herself afterwards. However, in "Ding Dongers", this is subverted due to Gloria, having no knowledge of current trends, passing down her phone to Tilly (who soon foresakes it presumably for good). She gets her phone back in "Boss Life", but it's currently unknown if Tilly gave the phone back or she got a different phone.
- Acting: Having taken some theatre classes ("Flimflammed"), Gloria is capable of acting out different characters. This skill results in her successfully getting her money back from a con artist, who had previously scammed Cricket, and attempted to once more after Cricket tried to con him back for the first time he did it to him and in attempt to make it up to Gloria for scamming her, as well.
- Fighting skills: In "Coffee Quest", Gloria shows an athletic side of her, spin-kicking Chip Whistler into a nearby crate. She attributes this to tae kwon do classes. Later on, she kicks the bean bag into Chip's face, a talent she learned from youth soccer. In "Chipocalypse Now", it is revealed she has a purple belt.
- Agility: In addition to the above mentioned fighting skills, Gloria is also somewhat agile, being able to run quite fast.
Weaknesses
- Depression and anxiety:
- As mentioned above, Gloria is very stressed and uncertain, and the way she projected her feelings in abstract art shows how depressed she can get. In relation to her anxiety, Gloria is very sensitive to even perceived rejection, and can go to extremes in attempt to avoid it. This anxiety appears to have been with her since a very young age, as she makes a remark in "Valentine's Dance" that she had her first panic attack when she was around half of Cricket's age (five years old).
- In "Clubbed," Gloria pretends to not recognize Tilly and Andromeda around the new group of girls she met because she wanted to avoid being embarrassed by them, later calling them "just annoying little kids" in the heat of the moment. Gloria is shown throughout the episode trying very hard to get the group to like her, it being clear she feels like she has to act a certain way in order for them to, shown through her exaggerated laughing and general behavior around the group.
- In "'Rent Control," it's revealed she had been lying to her parents about her life for years, and wouldn't tell them the truth because she didn't want to disappoint them. She still attempts to continue the façade of being very well off when they come to visit, with the help of the Greens and Remy.
- This depression is to the point that after she temporarily loses her Big Animation internship, due to Kingdom of Lore being on a season break, Gloria has apparently turned to heavy eating (Burger Clown to be exact), to the point she has gained some weight ("The Van"), which she loses in a short amount of time ("Gloria's Café")
- In "Boss Life," when Community Sue (constructively) criticizes Gloria's crepes and calls them "spongy," she falls into an emotional breakdown and fears the future of the cafe based on one poor rating; a disaster.
- In the Season 3 finale "Long Goodbye," it is implied that Gloria fell into emotional eating habits to cope with the boredom and loneliness she felt during the Greens' absence.
- Apparent cynical view:
- Gloria seems to have a cynical view of herself, and due to this, tends to have low self esteem, with the episode "Big Resolution" tackling her fear of asking out her crush Kevin, where she believes she will definitely be harshly rejected and that she'd be a fool for thinking he would go out with her. She states in the episode that if she never asks him out, he'll never have the chance to reject her, and that she can't lose if she doesn't try.
- She even considered herself to be useless after she failed to feed Cricket's chickens in "Sellouts," which she wanted to do because she was under the impression the Greens also thought she was useless, only doing this to "prove her worth" to them. Gloria is shown to be very grumpy when working at Burger Clown due to it not being the job she wanted.
- In addition, it is implied that Gloria has had a hard time trusting others (outside of the Greens & close friends) when it comes to working at the café. However, Gloria's cynicism fades away after hiring Jade as a shift manager, so she can spend more time with the Kaitlyns.
- Impulsiveness and forgetfulness:
- There are times where she can be impulsive and forgetful, as well. In "Elevator Action," Gloria gets so infuriated by people on social media that she throws her phone across the room and breaks it, immediately regretting doing so. Later on, she almost walks off without paying for a parking meter, before quickly going back when the realization hits her. While trapped in the elevator with the Greens, she looks at the view of Big City with Cricket, before noticing the time on her parking meter is about to run out. This leads her to grab her phone to call for help, forgetting it's broken, followed up by her saying "Oh. Riiigght..."
- In "Rent Control," she is seen attempting to dive (but instead falling right onto the the diving board, bouncing off of it) into the Remington's pool of coins without thinking the decision through until it was too late, slamming her back onto the mass of metal.
- Another example is in "Sellouts," where Gloria gets distracted by a "cool" chicken that had ran off when she opened the door to the chicken coop. When she catches it, she decides to take time to post about it, as she thinks it looks cool, forgetting that the door is still open, forgetting about the rest of the chickens, who manages to escape.
- In "Coffee Mates," Gloria hires the Kaitlyns for the sake of balancing her work and social life even though they are inexperienced. As a result of this decision, it causes the consequences of Cricket being overworked and going against Gloria along with the Kaitlyns completely destroying the café.
- Gullibility:
- Tying into to her impulsiveness, it's shown that she can also be very gullible at times, mainly in situations in which something she really likes or wants is involved. In "Green Christmas," Cricket easily tricks her into walking off from her job after he lied and acted like he saw Kevin somewhere nearby.
- Cricket also cons Gloria in "Flimflammed," where Gloria quickly becomes intrigued at the prospect of being able to "double her money" so she could afford to go to a concert with her friends, with Cricket taking advantage of this in order to scam her.
- In addition, she was lured to the target location for a contraption made by Tilly and Andromeda, where they used a fake "1 free trip to Paris" ticket in order to get her attention in "Clubbed."
- During "Chipped Off," Gloria inadvertently tells Chip (dressed up as a ghost) where the Greens were during the events of Season 3B, out of the belief that it was an actual ghost inquiring her.
- Rage/very short temper:
- Gloria's stress may get to her due to someone, most likely Cricket, pushing her; one instance is seen in "Flimflammed" where she chased Cricket around his house in a mad chase due to him conning her, and Chip annoying her by calling her "Ponytail" in "Coffee Quest".
- As mentioned previously, Gloria threw her phone and caused it to break in "Elevator Action," after building up anger from seeing several posts on social media of people - her friends in particular - being successful and happy. The post that pushed her over her limits was one where someone states that "being happy is so easy," leading Gloria to yell that it isn't while throwing the phone.
- In "Chipocalypse Now", Gloria, finally having enough of Cricket and Chip's ongoing feud, takes Wholesome Foods' side in spite of the Greens being by her side in various situations.
- In "'Rent Control," while she's on the phone with her parents, they once again mention her cousin Emily, who she is always being compared to, telling Gloria that she just bought a house. Given her current situation of having just lost her two jobs + apartment and not being able to afford a place to live, this visibly hurts Gloria, leading her to mute the call and scream very loudly in frustration before resuming, even making Gramma peep from the kitchen to check what's going on and shocking the kids.
- Clumsiness
- In "Big City Greens the Movie: Spacecation", Gloria's clumsiness causes Nancy to get caught by BigTech's security drones.
- In "Big City Greens the Movie: Spacecation", Gloria's clumsiness causes Nancy to get caught by BigTech's security drones.
History
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Relationships
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Sightings
Season 1 | ||||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (Space Chicken-Chipwrecked): | Appears | |||||||||||
1. "Space Chicken": | Debut | 30. "Feud Fight": | Absent | |||||||||
2. "Steak Night": | Absent | 31. "Breaking News": | Absent | |||||||||
3. "Cricket Versus": | Cameo | 32. "Cyberbullies": | Absent | |||||||||
4. "Blue Tater": | Absent | 33. "Tilly Tour": | Absent | |||||||||
5. "Swimming Fool": | Absent | 34. "Dinner Party": | Absent | |||||||||
6. "Tilly's Goat": | Absent | 35. "Coffee Quest": | Appears | |||||||||
7. "Cricketsitter": | Absent | 36. "Phoenix Rises": | Absent | |||||||||
8. "Backflip Bill": | Absent | 37. "Blood Moon": | Appears | |||||||||
9. "Gramma's License": | Absent | 38. "Big Deal": | Absent | |||||||||
10. "Bear Trapped": | Absent | 39. "Forbidden Feline": | Absent | |||||||||
11. "Photo Op": | Absent | 40. "Uncaged": | Absent | |||||||||
12. "Remy Rescue": | Absent | 41. "Harvest Dinner": | Absent | |||||||||
13. "Gridlocked": | Absent | 42. "Winner Winner": | Absent | |||||||||
14. "Mama Bird": | Appears | 43. "Night Bill": | Absent | |||||||||
15. "Welcome Home": | Absent | 44. "Cheap Snake": | Appears | |||||||||
16. "Raccooned": | Absent | 45. "Hiya Henry": | Appears | |||||||||
17. "Fill Bill": | Absent | 46. "People Watching": | Absent | |||||||||
18. "Critterball Crisis": | Appears | 47. "Valentine's Dance": | Appears | |||||||||
19. "Parade Day": | Appears | 48. "Green Streets": | Cameo | |||||||||
20. "DIY Guys": | Absent | 49. "Hurty Tooth": | Absent | |||||||||
21. "Gargoyle Gals": | Absent | 50. "Sleepover Sisters": | Absent | |||||||||
22. "Supermarket Scandal": | Absent | 51. "Trailer Trouble": | Absent | |||||||||
23. "Barry Cuda": | Absent | 52. "Mansion Madness": | Absent | |||||||||
24. "Suite Retreat": | Absent | 53. "Park Pandemonium": | Absent | |||||||||
25. "Family Legacy": | Cameo | 54. "Cricket's Biscuits": | Absent | |||||||||
26. "Paint Misbehavin": | Appears | 55. "Skunked": | Appears | |||||||||
27. "Rated Cricket": | Absent | 56. "Axin' Saxon": | Absent | |||||||||
28. "Homeshare Hoedown": | Appears | 57. "Cricket's Place": | Absent | |||||||||
29. "Cricket's Shoes": | Appears | 58. "Volunteer Tilly": | Absent |
Season 2 | ||||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (Space Chicken-Chipwrecked): | Appears | |||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (Chipocalypse Now): | Absent | |||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme ('Rent Control-Gloria's Café): | Appears | |||||||||||
1. "Cricket's Kapowie": | Appears | 30. "Gabriella's Fella": | Absent | |||||||||
2. "Car Trouble": | Absent | 31. "Cheap Show": | Absent | |||||||||
3. "Urban Legend": | Absent | 32. "Green Mirror": | Absent | |||||||||
4. "Wishing Well": | Absent | 33. "Cricket's Tickets": | Absent | |||||||||
5. "Elevator Action": | Appears | 34. "Times Circle": | Absent | |||||||||
6. "Bad Influencer": | Absent | 35. "Super Gramma": | Absent | |||||||||
7. "Green Christmas": | Appears | 36. "Present Tense": | Absent | |||||||||
8. "Reckoning Ball": | Absent | 37. "Hurt Bike": | Absent | |||||||||
9. "Clubbed": | Appears | 38. "Quiet Please": | Absent | |||||||||
10. "Impopstar": | Absent | 39."Chipwrecked": | Appears | |||||||||
11. "Football Camp": | Absent | 40. "Chipocalypse Now": | Appears | |||||||||
12. "Heat Beaters": | Absent | 41. "'Rent Control": | Appears | |||||||||
13. "Bill-iever": | Absent | 42. "Pool's Gold": | Absent | |||||||||
14. "Shark Objects": | Absent | 43. "Big Resolution": | Appears | |||||||||
15. "Dream Weaver": | Absent | 44. "Winter Greens": | Absent | |||||||||
16. "Level Up": | Non-speaking | 45. "Mages & Mazes": | Absent | |||||||||
17. "Wild Side: | Absent | 46. "Okay Karaoke": | Absent | |||||||||
18. "Garage Tales": | Absent | 47. "Date Night": | Absent | |||||||||
19. "Animal Farm": | Absent | 48. "The Room": | Appears | |||||||||
20. "Desserted": | Absent | 49. "Bleeped": | Absent | |||||||||
21. "The Gifted": | Absent | 50. "Sellouts": | Appears | |||||||||
22. "Time Crisis": | Imagined | 51. "Fast Foodie": | Appears | |||||||||
23. "Gramma Driver": | Appears | 52. "Spaghetti Theory": | Appears | |||||||||
24. "Tilly Style": | Absent | 53. "Ding Dongers": | Cameo | |||||||||
25. "I, Farmbot": | Absent | 54. "Animation Abomination": | Appears | |||||||||
26. "Friend Con": | Absent | 55. "The Van": | Appears | |||||||||
27. "Flimflammed": | Appears | 56. "Bat Girl": | Absent | |||||||||
28. "Greens' Acres": | Absent | 57. "Cousin Jilly": | Absent | |||||||||
29. "Dolled Up": | Absent | 58. "Gloria's Café": | Appears |
Season 3 | ||||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (Squashed): | Appears | |||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (Boss Life-Dirt Jar): | Appears | |||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (The Move): | Appears | |||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (Country Side-Homeward Hound): | Absent | |||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (Pie Hard-Horse Girl, Pen Pals-Long Goodbye): | Absent | |||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (Virtually Christmas): | Absent | |||||||||||
1. "Squashed": | Appears | 19. "Country Side": | Absent | |||||||||
2. "Boss Life": | Appears | 20. "Junk Mountain": | Absent | |||||||||
3. "Papaganda": | Appears | 21. "Farmer Remy": | Absent | |||||||||
4. "Little Buddy": | Absent | 22. "Homeward Hound": | Appears | |||||||||
5. "Zen Garden": | Absent | 23. "Pie Hard": | Absent | |||||||||
6. "No Service": | Absent | 24. "Rat Tail": | Absent | |||||||||
7. "Takened": | Absent | 25. "Frilly Tilly": | Absent | |||||||||
8. "Green Greens": | Appears | 26. "Montaged": | Absent | |||||||||
9. "Truce Bomb": | Absent | 27. "Pizza Deliverance": | Absent | |||||||||
10. "Trivia Night": | Appears | 28. "Horse Girl": | Absent | |||||||||
11. "Big Trouble": | Cameo | 29. "Virtually Christmas": | Absent | |||||||||
12. "DependaBill": | Absent | 30. "Pen Pals": | Absent | |||||||||
13. "The Delivernator": | Appears | 31. "Study Abroad": | Absent | |||||||||
14. "Listen Up!": | Absent | 32. "Honey Heist": | Absent | |||||||||
15. "Big Picture": | Appears | 33. "Dog Mayor": | Absent | |||||||||
16. "Rembo": | Appears | 34. "Chill Bill": | Absent | |||||||||
17. "Dirt Jar": | Appears | 35. "Bunny Farm": | Absent | |||||||||
18. "The Move": | Appears | 36. "Long Goodbye": | Appears |
Season 4 | ||||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (Truck Stopped-Green Trial): | Appears | |||||||||||
Big City Greens Main Title Theme (Bad Dad-): | Appears | |||||||||||
1. Truck Stopped | Non-speaking | 30. Good Grief | Unknown | |||||||||
2. Jingled | Absent | 31. Evil Family | Unknown | |||||||||
3. Stand-Up Bill | Absent | 32. Tp'd | Unknown | |||||||||
4. Green Trial | Absent | 33. Meadow Mania | Unknown | |||||||||
5. Bad Dad | Absent | 34. Greens Underground | Unknown | |||||||||
6. Junk Junkie | Appears | 35. Split Decision | Unknown | |||||||||
7. Handshaken | Absent | 36. Chocolate Santa | Unknown | |||||||||
8. Coffee Mates | Appears | 37. Skipped Over | Unknown | |||||||||
9. Iced | Cameo | 38. Freebie Frenzy | Unknown | |||||||||
10. Chipped Off | Flashback | 39. One Hundred | Unknown | |||||||||
11. Internetted | Absent | 40. Chip's Revenge | Unknown | |||||||||
12. Guiding Gregly | Absent | 41. Charity Case | Unknown | |||||||||
13. Family Tree | Absent | 42. Locked In | Unknown | |||||||||
14. Unguarded | Absent | 43. Remy Delemmy | Unknown | |||||||||
15. Concrete Jungle | Appears | 44. Like Father | Unknown | |||||||||
16. Starter Pack | Appears | 45. Saxon Saxability | Unknown | |||||||||
17. Dollar Sense | Absent | 46. Ten Minutes | Unknown | |||||||||
18. True Cawing | Absent | 47. City Wayne | Unknown | |||||||||
19. Fortune Feller | Absent | 48. Flexed | Unknown | |||||||||
20. No Escape | Absent | 49. Swashbuckled | Unknown | |||||||||
21. Dog Proof | Unknown | 50. Nick Scouts | Unknown | |||||||||
22. Cricket Control | Unknown | 51. Cricketeer | Unknown | |||||||||
23. Turkey Trouble | Unknown | 52. Five Books | Unknown | |||||||||
24. Hard Bargain | Unknown | 53. | Unknown | |||||||||
25. Dream Tree | Unknown | 54. | Unknown | |||||||||
26. Blue Greens | Unknown | 55. | Unknown | |||||||||
27. Huilabaloo'd | Unknown | 56. | Unknown | |||||||||
28. Jaded | Unknown | 57. | Unknown | |||||||||
29. April Fool | Unknown | 58. | Unknown |
Movie | ||||||||||||
Big City Greens the Movie: Spacecation: | Appears |
Foreign voice actors
Language | Actors | Notes |
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Spanish (Latin America) | Martina Panno | |
Portugese (Brazil) | Samira Fernandes | |
Czech | Jana Páleníčková | |
German | Marieke Oeffinger | |
Danish | Sara Ekander Poulsen | |
Spanish (Castilian) | Antía Álvarez Jiménez | |
French | Audrey Devos | |
Hungarian | Dögei Éva | |
Indonesian | Edah Nuraidah | |
Hebrew (Israel) | Rona Bekerman (רונה בקרמן) | |
Italian | Eleonora Reti | |
Japanese | Mika Kanda (神田 みか) | |
Dutch | Cathy Petit | |
Norwegian | Sarah MacDonald Berge | |
Polish | Milena Staszuk (1st voice) Klaudia Bełcik (2nd voice) |
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Portuguese | Carla Garcia | |
Romanian | Raluca Bădoiu (1st voice) Adina Lucaciu (2nd voice) |
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Swedish | Paulina Åberg | |
Turkish | Yağmur Gurur |
Gallery
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Trivia
- Her main goal in life is to move to Paris; she had a model Eiffel Tower to remind her of it until Cricket accidentally broke it ("Critterball Crisis").
- Her alarm tone is the French National Anthem ("Paint Misbehavin'").
- Her phone's wallpaper is a French landscape with the Eiffel Tower ("Big Resolution").
- She aspires to open a French-themed café ("Gloria's Café").
- She went to art school for 4 years ("Paint Misbehavin'").
- Her surname can assumably mean ‘sugar’, a common thing that people put on their coffee
- She knows Taekwondo and took Youth Soccer, hence her athletics she had shown in her quest for the coffee bag ("Coffee Quest").
- In the case of the former, she's at the purple belt level ("Chipocalypse Now")
- In addition, she took theatre classes ("Flimflammed").
- She, like Cricket, loves Parade Day, but she never got to see it because it is also the busiest day in Big City; that is, until Cricket allowed her to see it for herself for the first time ever ("Parade Day").
- She has a parakeet that doesn't love her ("Paint Misbehavin'", "Homeshare Hoedown")
- She has been employee of the month 3 months in a row ever since Cricket started working there, until Tilly usurped her (Tilly willingly sacrificed the title for Gloria) ("Cricket's Shoes"). This position is permanently revoked due to Big Coffee closing; just prior to its closure, it is unknown if she retained her employee of the month title.
- In "Coffee Quest", she revealed that was from the suburbs similar to how Cricket and his family came from countryside.
- Gloria seems to have an unhealthy obsession with Ice Cream, as evidenced by her eating some in "Homeshare Hoedown" and her parrot telling Cricket that she ate a whole box in one sitting again in "Coffee Quest".
- Chris Houghton revealed that her last name is "Sato", and mentioned that it would be mentioned on the show in a future episode. Her last name would be revealed in the episode "'Rent Control", as Gloria's parents' surnames are "Sato" (which would be released in 2021 instead of 2020).[1] "The Room", also released in 2021, is the first episode to confirm her full name, appearing in a short interview segment, and "Gloria's Café" is the first episode to have it be spoken.
- Due to this, Gloria's full name, for the longest time, was left unrevealed in an episode for over a year.
- Based on her surname and voice actress, it can be assumed that Gloria is Japanese-American.
- In "'Rent Control", her parents are capable of speaking Japanese, so she may be Japanese-American.
- Inspiration for Gloria's character:
- Chris Houghton described Gloria as the personification of the phrase "wherever you go, there you are," as her love of Paris can only be possible based on how she views Big City: a large and loud place full of weird people.[2]
- Her hatred towards Cricket is somewhat similar to Squidward Tentacles' hatred to SpongeBob SquarePants in the series of the same name.
- Ironically like Squidward, Gloria has an interest in painting & originally dreamed in becoming an artist. But failed due to being unable to sell any painting she made.
- Though Gloria's hatred toward Cricket has waned over time.
- Her hatred towards Cricket Green is also somewhat similar to Homer Simpson's hatred to Ned Flanders in The Simpsons and Mr Turner's hatred to Sheldon Dinkleberg in The Fairly OddParents.
- Ironically like Squidward, Gloria has an interest in painting & originally dreamed in becoming an artist. But failed due to being unable to sell any painting she made.
- She has the same voice actress as Sasha Waybright from Disney Channel's 2019 animated show Amphibia.
- Gloria is somewhat similar to Candace Flynn from Disney Channel's 2007 animated show Phineas and Ferb, Lori Loud from Nickelodeon's 2016 animated show The Loud House, and Bitzer from CBBC's 2007 stop motion series and franchise Shaun the Sheep
- In the way that Candace, Lori and Blitzer can act condescending to younger people, and is known to be bossy and somewhat ill-tempered (to Phineas and Ferb for Candace, Lincoln and Clyde for Lori and Shaun for Bitzer; and Cricket and Tilly (especially Cricket) for Gloria), but genuinely love said people deep down.
- "Uncaged" and "Virtually Christmas" are the only double-length episodes where Gloria did not appear.
- She was strangely not seen in the promo for "Chipocalypse Now", despite appearing in the previous episode and the fact that half of Elkins Street revolves around her. She is also the only main character to not appear on the promotional poster on Twitter, with her position somehow taken up by Vasquez.
- This may be to hide the reveal in the episode that Gloria decided to take up a job at Wholesome Foods.
- In "Space Chicken", her voice was a bit high-pitched and sounded athletic, in later episodes, her voice got progressively low-pitched and sounds more attentive.
- She is the only main character other than the Greens who has yet to sing a single song on the show.
- However, her voice actress sang as Sasha (Anna's other role) for Amphibia's second Theme Song Takeover and the Amphibia season 2 episode "Battle of the Bands".
- Although Gloria currently hasn't been seen wearing her hair down in the series (with the exception of her fantasy self in "Critterball Crisis"), she has been drawn with it that way by some crew members, being depicted as much shorter than shown in the fantasy.
- There was also a conceptual sketch made of her wearing it down with a backwards cap for when she moved in with the Greens at the end of "Chipocalypse Now", but it was replaced with a bun for the final product.
- It should be noted that it can appear to be down at a glance in "Green Christmas," but it also resembles two pigtails, different from her usual style. Since we never see Gloria's head from behind in that episode, it can be difficult to tell which one it is.
- Gloria's hair was finally seen completely down for the first time in "Concrete Jungle".
- Gloria and Remy are the only main characters who aren't related to the Green family.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Tumblr Sato Post (February 17, 2020).
- ↑ Tumblr Gloria Post (December 21, 2019).
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