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Big Fee Rat is a recurring character in 101 Dalmatian Street. As a member of the Canal Crew, she is often seen with Sid Squirrel and Fergus Fox.

Background[]

Visual development for Big Fee.

Visual development for Big Fee.

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Big Fee is a wisecracking, mischevious rat who frequently appears with Fergus and Sid. She is skilled in negotiating, manipulating, and scheming. She has hot pink hair and tattoos of flowers, hearts, and stars on her body. In concept art, however, Big Fee wasn't shown with these traits. An official description of the character explains her name: "Big Fee can get you anything for, well, a big fee."[1] Big Fee serves as a supporing player in 101 Dalmatian Street's cast, usually seen making witty remarks with Sid.

Big Fee's most notable role is in "Don't Push Your Luck," in which Dolly believes that Big Fee is a good luck charm. In order to win an upcoming skating event, Dolly has Big Fee surround her for luck, briefly inhabiting 101 Dalmatian Street. Meanwhile, the logical Dylan and Dawkins try to prove the rodent's luck is fake. In turn for her "job," Big Fee is payed shiny objects including bracelets, chains, and even the star tag on Dylan's collar. In the end, Dolly realizes Big Fee's ridiculous requests aren't worth it.

"Dawkins Strikes Back" shows Big Fee's supportive, negotiating side, striking up a deal with Dylan and Dolly for better treatment for Dawkins in the Dalmatian household. The act isn't entirely selfless, though; Big Fee also asks for cheese as her cut.

Filmography[]

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Big Fee gathering shiny accessories in "

Big Fee gathering shiny accessories in "Don't Push Your Luck."

Big Fee sharing a laugh with  in "

Big Fee sharing a laugh with Sid in "Crushed Out."

Book appearances[]

Notes[]

  • Big Fee is changed to a male character in the Russian dub of the series.

Foreign voice actors[]

  • Silja Okking (Danish)
  • Attila Vári (Hungarian)
  • Zofia Domalik (Polish)
  • Alberto Bernal (Spanish (Latin American))

Names in other languages[]

  • Chinese: 大飛 (Dàfēi)
  • Danish: Store Fie

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