Wally

Wally is a mink who is Winky's cousin.

Appearance
Wally is a small mink with white fur, tufts on his cheeks, and sharp claws on his toes. He wears a red and blue striped sweater, purple pants, red socks with holes for his toes, a blue derby, and sometimes a gold vest. He has red eyes, long, dark hair, and a curly cue tail. He is no taller than Holly. When he removes his hat, Wally reveals his red ears. During the summer, Wally wears a red and blue bathing suit. When he goes to sleep, he wears a blue and red striped jumpsuit.

Personality
Wally is mature, respectful, intelligent, and generous. He is good friends with his siblings and his cousin, Winky, and often looks up to Elaine as a role model. He is easily annoyed by Stuffy's weird distrust for left-handed people, since Wally himself is left-handed. He also has good taste in movies and often watches Gordon and Sapphire's show.

He dreams of becoming a famous reviewer. He has a strong dislike against children, though he is one himself, because "kids today have no respect". He isn't interested in romance at all because he prefers to not be married. His favorite food is tacos with whipped cream and a cherry on top.

After Stuffy finally explained his distrust of left-handers, Wally lightened up and has never bothered Stuffy ever since.

​Ability
Wally is a talented dancer, writer and painter. While training under Gamma, he is practicing karate. He can also play the shamisen and trumpet. Wally has the ability to use his curly-cue tail whenever his hands are full. He mostly uses his tail to close doors or flip light switches.

​Trivia
Wally is a fan-made character created by Rigsrigsrigs10918.

His full name is Walter Lucas Gilbert.

He hails from Richmond, Virginia.

He is the fourth mink to not join the Mink gang. He is also the first mink with a curly cue tail. He is also the third to use his tail whenever his hands are full.

Wally is one of the few characters to get Stuffy's treatment. When Wally pesters Stuffy on his distrust of lefties, Stuffy bonked him on the head and warned him not to sass him.