“ | Did someone mention my name? | „ |
~ Annie's first lines. |

Annie
Annie the Anaconda is a large red anaconda thought to be the monster in the forest. She is friends with Adam, Leopoldo, Jazz, and Taco. In fact, she is generally a gentle anaconda.
Physical Appearance
As stated above, Annie is a red anaconda. She has purple and blue stripes as a pattern.
Personality
She is used as a bridge for animals to cross gaps. She usually is a friend of Adam and very gentle to the animals. Annie usually gives the animals teamwork to help problems.
Jazz, Leopoldo, and Taco were eventually scared of Annie at first for being the monster in the forest. Annie does not do any harm to animals, since she is very gentle.
Appearances
Season 2
- The Story of the Monster in the Forest (first appearance)
- The Story of Annie the Anaconda
Gallery
Trivia
- She is friends with Adam.
- She is based on a green anaconda.
- She is very similar to Kaa, a character from "The Jungle Book" novel series. Both, he and Annie are depicted as large snakes and are friends towards protagonists (Mowgli and Adam). The difference is Annie is an anaconda and Kaa is a python.
- She, along with Adam, Leopoldo, and Duddley, are the only South American residents not to have Hispanic accents.
- Annie usually lives in trees. In real-life, an anaconda is supposed to live near river areas.
- Her animation is very similar to the giant raccoon from the Wild Kratts episode: "Masked Bandits". However, there are two differences:
- Annie scared Jazz, Leopoldo, and Taco, because she's the monster in the forest. The giant raccoon ran past Martin and Aviva, which made them screamed and flee in terror.
- Despite being friends with Adam and being used as a rollercoaster, an anaconda in real life is a predator to an armadillo. An anaconda in real life can eat mammals, which is different than the cartoon counterpart.
- She is the largest animal encountered in the entire series.
- Annie is called a boa in the Brazilian version. Because "anaconda" would not make sense, Annie is called a "boa". This might imply that Annie is not seen on water. However, both species (anaconda and boa) are native to South America and Brazil.
- Also, Annie has a clear resemblance to a boa constrictor.