Destiny, Dallas and Déjà Vu Dalmatian, collectively known as Triple D, are triplet siblings and supporting characters in 101 Dalmatian Street. They are three of Delilah and Doug's 99 puppies. They work as popular influencers, starring in viral web videos and commercials. Triple D are identical triplets, with only their collars differentiating them; Destiny has a heart tag, Dallas has a diamond tag, and Déjà Vu has a circle tag.
Development and design[]
Conceptual art for Triple D.
Triple D make a background appearance in the pitch reel and are given a larger supporting role in the storyboard pilot. In these appearances, many of their design traits carry over to their final designs. However, concept art shows Déjà Vu wearing a bow as opposed to a more traditional collar like her sisters. In later concept arts, the triplets were shown to wear pearls instead of collars. They also would have had dark grey eye shadow. Concepts show different collar designs, with Déjà Vu having meant to wear a collar with a '?' tag.
Unlike other Dalmatians, the triplets are given prominent eyelashes and highlights in their eyes. They each have a small spot on their right cheek that resemble beauty marks.
Background[]
Triple D's pizza commercial as seen in "The Woof Factor."
Triple D shoot a commercial in "A Date with Destiny… Dallas and Déjà Vu."
Covered in mud like Diesel, Triple D celebrate their birthday in "It's My Party."
Triple D take a selfie with the Royal Corgis in "A Right Royal Rumble."
Triple D are pompous yet caring stars of commercials that advertise pizza, shampoo, and perfume, among other things. Because of their identical appearances, they are prone to getting mixed up by members of their family. As triplets, the three usually say sentences together in turn. They also have a tendency to ask “You called?” whenever they are cued into a scene. Along with Doug and Delilah, Triple D are a main source of income for the Dalmatian family.
"It's My Party" reveals that they each have distinct personalities: Destiny describes herself as a "deep intellectual who cares about the world," wanting to help those in need (specifically baby foxes); Dallas is glam with a heart, doesn't like it when others touch her fur and is the most serious out of the three; and Déjà Vu mimics anything her sisters do, often getting off track and causing awkward situations. "The Walls Are Alive" shows that Déjà Vu doesn't work well without her sisters.
Triple D have a brief line in the series premiere, "Dog's Best Friend." They are later given a prominent role in "The Woof Factor," where Dylan, Dolly, and Deepak impersonate them after they realize they've been double-booked for shooting commercials. In "A Date with Destiny... Dallas and Déjà Vu," Dylan follows Triple D around their commercial set after worrying about their saftey while Hunter tries to get a DNA sample from them. In "It's My Party," Dylan, Dolly and Diesel host a birthday party for each individual triplet, learning more about them in the process. Triple D also star in the Gigglebug Guarantee short, "Diva Pups."
Filmography[]
Triple D performing “It’s a Prank” with Dante.
Triple D in "Diva Pups."
- 101 Dalmatian Street pitch reel
- 101 Dalmatian Street storyboard pilot
- Gigglebug Guarantee
- 101 Dalmatian Street
- Theme song ("I've Got My Pups with Me")
- "Dog's Best Friend"
- "Boom Night"
- "Power to the Puppies"
- "May Contain Nuts"
- "Winter Funderland"
- "Snow Day"
- "Perfect Match"
- "Crushed Out"
- "The Woof Factor"
- "The Nose Job"
- "My Fair Dolly"
- "Flea-Mageddon"
- "A Right Royal Rumble"
- "A Date with Destiny... Dallas and Déjà Vu"
- "The Wow of Miaow"
- "Fear Window"
- "The Dog House"
- "A Summer to Remember"
- "Long Tongue Day"
- "Doggy Da Vinci"
- "London, We Have a Problem"
- "It's My Party"
- "Fox in the Dog House"
- "Don't Push Your Luck"
- "The Curse of the Ferrydog"
- "The Walls Are Alive"
- "Ride Along"
- "Balancing Act"
- "Poodlefall!"
- "D-Factor"
- "Puppy Dreams"
- "Dante's Inferno"
- "Better the De Vil You Know"
- "The De Vil Wears Puppies"
Book appearances[]
- Le Meilleur Ami du Chien
- L'Élection du Dalma-chef
- Das Haus der 101 Dalmatiner: Meine Freunde
- D is for Dalmatians
Notes[]
- In "A Date with Destiny... Dallas and Déjà Vu," it is revealed that Triple D are related to Pongo and Perdita, therefore being on Delilah's side of the family (despite not having English accents).
- Triple D's favorite color is, of course, pink. This is confirmed in Das Haus der 101 Dalmatiner: Meine Freunde.
Names in other languages[]
Triple D[]
- Chinese: 三萌犬 (Sān Méng Quǎn)
- Polish: Potrójne D, Trio D or Trzy D
Destiny[]
- Chinese: 黛絲妮 (Dàisīnī)
- Greek: Ντέστινη (Ntéstini)
Dallas[]
- Chinese: 達拉絲 (Dálāsī)
- Greek: Ντάλλας (Ntállas)
Déjà Vu[]
- Chinese: 黛佳芙 (Dàijiāfú)
- Greek: Ντεζα Βου (Nteza Vou).
Foreign voice actors[]
Destiny[]
- Maja Iven Ulstrup and Silja Okking (Danish)
- Zsófia Pál (Hungarian)
- Sara Vidale (Italian)
- Joana Sokolwska (Polish)
- Bruno Laynes (Portuguese (Brazil))
- Sissi Martins (Portuguese (Europe))
- Melissa Gutiérrez and Pamela Mendoza (Spanish (Latin American))
Dallas[]
- Maja Iven Ulstrup and Susan Torres Engelin (Danish)
- Zsófia Pál (Hungarian)
- Veronica Cuscusa (Italian)
- Olga Cybińska (Polish)
- Ana Elena Bittencourt (Portuguese (Brazil))
- Sofia Cruz (Portuguese (Europe))
- Melissa Gutiérrez and Pamela Mendoza (Spanish (Latin American))
Déjà Vu[]
- Silja Okking and Sophie Marie Jeppesen (Danish)
- Zsófia Pál (Hungarian)
- Eloisa Brusa (Italian)
- Lila Kowalska (Polish)
- Érika Menezes (Portuguese (Europe))
- Melissa Gutiérrez and Pamela Mendoza (Spanish (Latin American))