Lizzie McGuire

Elizabeth Brooke "Lizzie" McGuire is portrayed as a shy, compassionate, and clumsy teen who dreams to fit in and be popular, although her animated alter ego often tells her true feelings. Lizzie constantly gets into arguments with her younger brother Matt but knows right from wrong. She's a straight-B student and is quite good at rhythmic gymnastics despite her klutzy tendencies. Always the first to apologize and incredibly loyal, Lizzie sometimes loses herself in her passionate nature and impulsiveness, but always comes out with a clear head firmly on her shoulders.

Appearance
In her cartoon form is a 1960-style drawn design, she has a short blonde hair with a bob; and wears a pink belly tank shirt to show her belly, navy pants, and orange flip-flops on both feet.

Animated Lizzie is an animated character who represents the title character's inner thoughts, addressing the audience directly in the manner of a Greek chorus. The show was not the first series to use animation to reflect a live-action character's innermost thoughts. McGee and Me and Student Bodies, two syndicated programs about the struggles of a cartoonist for a school newspaper, often used the artist's surrealistic caricatures of himself and his friends to visually illustrate his interior monologues. Animated Lizzie was voiced by series star Hilary Duff.

One of the Guys
Season 2, Episode 33 Air date: November 21, 2003

In the bloopers, when Toon Lizzie gains large muscles in fear that she's becoming one of the guys, she suddenly turns green. This is an obvious allusion the comic book The Incredible Hulk, about a tortured physicist who, when angry, would occasionally transform into a raging, muscular, green monster called the Hulk. The comic was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby and published by Marvel Comics in 1961. The Hulk character grew to become a popular icon to Marvel Comics. For Toon Lizzie, the gag was obviously aimed at the random way she grew large muscles in that one scene. This may have been a tribute to the Hulk film which came out in 2003, a few months before this episode premiered.