Name: Dee.
Series: The very end of season 3, all through season 4.
Tribe: The Mosquitos, and later The Mallrats.

When we first meet Dee her style is very Mozzie - black velvet jumpsuit, PVC mini corset, metal dog chain (worn as a necklace), unreasonably tall boots and a mask of kitchen strainers. What sets her off from the others is her vivid pink hair and her pink/ black kitsch Mozzie war paint... I mean make-up. After we're introduced to Patch, Dee's style changes to yet another jumpsuit - though this one is short legged, short sleeved and construction orange. We keep the pink hair but are introduced to more tall boots, green tights and a questionably patterned shirt. The make-up still stays strong, but with accents (?) of butterfly stickers, which reflects the rest of her jewelry choices. Oh, not to mention her "coat" is a plastic-purple-clear vest. Warm.

When first introduced to Dee she was originally a Mosquito and deputy to Moz in their tribe. She joins in curiously fast with The Mallrats after most of her tribe disappears after the Season 4 Techno invasion. From here she quickly becomes Lex's deputy in helping the floundering city try to right itself with The Technos ruling all. At the end of Season 4 she gets together with her "Mr. Right," Patch, and they run away together into the sunset leaving only a note as goodbye. No one mentions either character after this incident - because like most disappearances and deaths in Tribeworld - people have a very short memory unless the drama insists on a moment of reflection.

According to Tribeworld... Fate brings her to the Mall Rats. Dee sincerely wants the city to be peaceful and prosperous once more and will do all she can to achieve this. She will protect her own family tribe from danger and is courageous. Dee has a sense of humour which sometimes results in witty comments, or in other times, sarcasm. She does not aspire to lead and is happy to be "one of the gang". She hopes to meet "Mr. Right" one day, but in the meantime is quite suspicious and cynical about men. But who knows what fate has in store for her?

Parents: Jim (father) and Alex (mother), separated.
Story: After her parents died and it was getting harder to survive, Dee gave in and cried all the tears that she had held back for so long. Someone came and took her into their arms and reassured her that it would all be be okay but she did not want to believe them. This person was very helpful and told her that all of the adults were really gone and that they had no other choice but to continue on with their lives. She said it would all be okay, just as soon as she was willing to get up and wipe away her tears. She said that Dee could come and join in her tribe. Dee was still not certain, however Moz was very persistent.

All information adapted from Tribeworld.de.