Sarah in dog man the musical
Sarah Hatoff (aka known as Purse Lady) is a major character in the series. She is an Australian news reporter who appears in all Dog Man books. She is considered "the world's greatest reporter". She is Zuzu's owner as of Dog Man: Unleashed. She is friends with Dog Man, Lil' Petey, Chief, and Yolay Caprese. Sarah Hatoff is also a great reporter on the News channel. At the end in Brawl of the Wild, For Whom The Ball Rolls, and Fetch-22, there is a news blog that has all the stuff she found out that was now sent to everyone’s mobile phones. It is unknown why it doesn't appear post-Grime and Punishment. Sarah is also brave and loyal and has a good heart, and she is always willing to help her friends. She likes her job, fights crime, and does karate as shown that Sarah attacks Crud (Grampa). She is portrayed by Yolay Caprese in The Dog-Man.
She is also appeared in the Super Diaper Baby 2½ comic in Captain Underpants and the Tyrannical Retaliation of the Turbo Toilet 2000.
Official Description[]
Mothering Heights[]
An investigative journalist/blogger who fights injustice wherever it lurks. She's an immigrant from Australia and has a pet poodle.
- Strength: Bravery & Brains
- Weakness: Impatience
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Sarah is an investigative journalist from Australia who adores her pet poodle, Zuzu. Sarah always carries a purse, too, except when Harold forgets to draw it.
Appearance[]
Sarah has pale-white skin and wavy reddish-brown hair, a lighter red jacket, bright purple shoes, and is always seen with her lavender purse, often used to carry her pet poodle, Zuzu. In Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties, she wears a purple jacket as well.
Roles[]
Dog Man[]
Sarah Hatoff's debut was made as a minor character in Chapter Four. She made a news report of Petey's trapping all of the dogs in the city and trying to crush them with his Mutt-Masher 2000. When things seemed like they couldn't get any worse, the weenies' leader chimed in claiming he would make things even worse.
Dog Man: Unleashed[]
Sarah appears in the second book, entering the shop Penelope's Pets to buy Zuzu. She later investigated The Mysterious Stranger's robbery of plastic treasure chests. She later accompanied Chief and Dog Man to stop Flippy. Unlike in the first book, she is a supporting character in this book.
Dog Man: A Tale Of Two Kitties[]
At the beginning, Sarah's news about Dog Man and Chief is shown, but she doesn't make a physical appearance. Later, She is seen when Dog Man calls her and tells her that Lil Petey has gone missing. She is also found on Page 152 with Dog Man putting up "Lost Cat Kid Posters" and helped destroy the Beasty Buildings. She also is with Chief asking him if he wanted to destroy more buildings. She is also crying because she thought Dog Man died. Her last appearance was her making a citizen's arrest to Flippy.
Dog Man 4[]
In book 4, Sarah first interviews the actors for the Dog Man movie with Li’l Petey and Ms. Suspicionflame (Petey) while dog man is hired on the set to guard yolay. Then she goes into the studio and checks it out. After dog man got fired and banned from the movie set sarah wanted to help dog man with “pee-tea” and she went to the studio with him, but the stupid guard told him to get out so dog man digged the hold to get in. Later in the book, she came back as purse lady and defeated the supa mecha weenies by making them supa stupid, then she attacked supa mecha philly.
Dog Man 12[]
In the 12th book sarah was first at the chief-nurse lady wedding and then she got impersonated by dr scums ai robots.
Cat Kid Comic Club: On Purpose[]
She has a major role in this book, interviewing comic club, and recording it on tv on the news.
Dog Man: Twenty Thousand Fleas Under the Sea
She sees Dog Man barking when she is walking.
Trivia[]
- Sarah is named after Sarah Hatton, Dav Pilkey's friend from Australia.[1]
- Her birthday is on December 26, the same date as Sarah Hatton’s birthday
- In the cover of Dog Man: Unleashed her dress is purple.
- In Dog Man and Cat Kid, it's revealed she is an Australian.
- Yolay Caprese plays Sarah Hatoff in both fictional Dog Man movies both the scrapped version (The Dog-Man) and Claymation.
- In Fetch-22, she appears to be a bit angry at Dog Man and Chief at the beginning of the final fight.
- Like Li'l Petey, she seems to understand Dog Man at times.
- She only made some brief cameos in Dog Man: The Musical.
- She seems to break the fourth wall a lot, especially through the television.
- At the end of Cat Kid Comic Club: Perspectives, it shows that she and Zuzu will make an appearance in Cat Kid Comic Club: On Purpose.
- She is the third most liked character in Dog Man, behind Dog Man and Petey.
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