Iconic Sequel Character: She was introduced in season 37 (in which she only appeared in three episodes), but she's went on to become one of the most famous Muppets in the franchise, next to Elmo- another sequel character- Big Bird, and Cookie Monster.Hilarity Ensues ( It Makes Sense in Context). Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak: In 'Dress-Up Club', she wants to dress up like a superhero and a pirate.Fairy Tale Motifs: She is a textbook example of a fairy.The two get along great, and tries to emulate her magic. Cool Big Sis: Season 47 introduced Rudy, Abby's stepbrother from her mother's remarriage.Cheerful Child: She always has a smile on her face.

Character Tics: Flies up into the air when excited.Call-Back: She lives Around the Corner, which is a section of the set which was expanded and retracted.She later gained her own solo segments, appears alongside Elmo in nearly all his guest appearances, and even got her own television special. Breakout Character: While only appearing in three episodes of Season 37, she became more prominent as the show went on and proved to be a great addition to the cast.The Apprentice: Hence 'Abby's Flying Fairy School.'.All Myths Are True: Abby's mom, Maggie Cadabby, is Cinderella's fairy godmother.All-Loving Hero: Abby sees the best in Oscar, and genuinely doesn't believe that he's that grouchy.She's a 3-year-old fairy in training, who begins attending the Flying Fairy School in Season 40. Performed by: Leslie Carrara-Rudolph (2006-present)Ī fairy who moved to Sesame Street during season 37.

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