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I was looking for an image of her to use in a Tumblr post to compare one of my paintings. Without being asked, Bing began to pull information about Tallest Mountain and composed this nugget:

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Tallest Mountain is a prominent location in the animated series Dora the Explorer. This majestic purple mountain appears in multiple episodes, and finding her involves a delightful challenge. Here are some intriguing details about Tallest Mountain:

Appearance: Tallest Mountain stands tall and proud, her purple peaks reaching for the sky. She is easily recognizable due to her distinctive color and shape.
Watermelon Patch: Tallest Mountain has a delightful secret—a watermelon patch! Visitors can pick as many watermelons as they desire from this patch. Imagine the juicy sweetness of those watermelons! 🍉
Ticklish Mountain: But here’s the catch: Tallest Mountain is quite ticklish! If you walk too roughly on her slopes, she’ll burst into laughter. Be gentle, or her watermelons might roll away!
First Destination: Tallest Mountain holds a special place in Dora’s heart. It was her very first destination when she embarked on her explorations. In the episode “Dora’s First Trip,” she visited Tallest Mountain to return the Fiesta Trio’s dropped instruments so they could perform for the Queen Bee.
Riddle Contest: In the episode “Call Me Mr. Riddles,” everyone successfully solved the Silliest Riddle: “Who can jump higher than the tall mountain?” The answer? Everyone! Even though Tallest Mountain is tall, there’s always someone who can jump higher.

So next time you’re exploring with Dora, keep an eye out for Tallest Mountain. Who knows what other surprises await atop her majestic slopes? 🌄🗺️

Kinda cute how it talks about her, right? Pretty accurate, too. It's probably due to us! We wrote the articles! The only thing it gets wrong is that in the fifth point, it mixes up Tall Mountain for Tallest Mountain. Oops.

I was going through my FANDOM activity and contributions pages and I found some comments linking to a blog post by (shoutout) @Derpsic back in 2018, where they posted about production sheets they'd found. The link to said production sheets is https://imgur.com/a/nxpr9ct

This collection contains quite a bit of things, but from the top, let's discuss the concept art. The first four images of dog designs, from the looks of it, the pictures seem like they were drawn by our good friend @Helenagiersz (if this account really is her). I won't include every single picture of the collection in this post, but if you're so inclined, you can look at all 20 or so by clicking in the Imgur link above.

The collection also contains storyboards to a few older episodes of "Dora2K" (aka Dora the Explorer), arguably the coolest part. This one below looks like the beginning of the Season 2 episode "Rapido, Tico". What's strange is that there's more vehicles on the road other than the Post Truck--we hardly see normal cars that aren't Tico's on the road in episodes. Sure, there's the Town, but I mean the dirt road that Dora and Boots trek on their adventures.

There's also this one for the start of "Lost Squeaky". Dora's in almost the same pose as the last picture. Boots' treehouse is not in next to the bathtub like in the episode, and not only that, but Boots is taking a bath with Squeaky whereas in the episode, he's washing just Squeaky.

This next one features a reverse coloured Map from Season 1's "Backpack!" as evidenced by the locations (bridge, rock, library). Nothing else to say about it, it's just Map and his map.

The collection also has a few Doras in different outfits. There's this cute little one of Hula Dancer Dora. It features a sketch, a completed inked digital drawing (I think), and a compiled/overlaid image of the aforementioned two drawings so you can see the changes/differences from start to finish, like her flower. In the finished version, it lacks the creases that give the petals texture. The same can be said about the necklace.

This last one I will talk about is another cool model/character reference thing with Dora and how to draw her mouth when she talks with a happy expression (how we usually see her). This one here is at the cartoon standard "3/4 view". My favorite of the eight is the "AAA" because it looks like she just screaming, which is plain silly. Upon further inspection, I don't think we see the "TH, (F)" face in animation.

And that's the end of another long post. I'm glad we have all this because then we get to study how these characters are brought to life, and that's just wonderful. We have a wonderful show. Again, shoutout to @Derpsic, whom has left the wiki it seems.