In Season 3, Rocky's recycling truck has been upgraded to transform into a tugboat, and has since been used for water missions. His truck also has 2 pallet loaders to load various things, such as the Lookout cake in "Pups Take the Cake". Rocky also uses this as his pup-house, which can be used to store various items to use during missions. Rocky's recycling truck is a green vehicle which is used to recycle items. It also contains a variety of other tools, such as a glue bottle, coil of adhesive tape, spatula, and many others. Rocky's pup-pack contains a screwdriver and a claw. His Mighty Pup-tag has a giant gear on it. The pup-tag also has a special mechanism, which allows the PAW Patrol pups to make video calls to other PAW Patrol members. When in use, the pup-tag would flash its light. He uses it to communicate with Ryder, the Lookout, and the other PAW Patrol pups. Like all of the PAW Patrol pups, Rocky has his own personalized pup-tag, with a shape of a recycling symbol on it to represent his job of recycling. Rocky's standard PAW Patrol uniform consists of a white and green baseball cap, a green jacket with an orange collar, and a "pup pack" that contains his tools for repairs. His nose is black and his eyes are brown. He also has a darker gray circle around his left eye and two dark circles on his back. Rocky has mostly gray fur with white paws, a white tip on his tail, and white tips on the fur tufts on his face. He's just as playful as the other pups when off-duty. He may get exasperated with Marshall accidentally spraying him, but he is quick to forgive him for that. Even though Marshall and Zuma are associated with water, he's close friends with them. His reasoning is that he's able to breathe underwater as a mer-pup, and that he's dry in his scuba suit. However, he accepts being wet whenever he is turned into a mer-pup or when he's in a scuba outfit. He'll face that fear to help others in danger, but he can't seem to get over it permanently. As such, he despises taking baths and is determined to avoid them, to Katie's chagrin. Rocky has aquaphobia (the fear of water), and is constantly getting wet as a running gag, much to his dismay. Second to Ryder, his mechanical know-how is the best and he fixes whatever's broken or malfunctioning. He is resourceful and he always has the right materials for repairing things. He doesn't just use his own materials, though if something's lying around, he'll find a better use for it. He is quite intelligent, as he often implements devices out of the materials in his vehicle. He reduces, reuses, and recycles anything he can find. He's an enthusiastic recycling dog with a thousand ideas and tools inside of his pup-pack. In fairness to Nick Jr., Chase and Sky bring in the most in merchandising revenue, so it's hardly surprising they get more screen time than the rest of the gang.Rocky is a mix-breed pup that always has handy resources. A quick scout of the comments section makes it clear that the daddy of data analysts isn't alone in thinking this. In the last place is Zuma, who gets a measly 16 chances to be the dog of the moment.Ĭlearly, Ingraham's findings have struck a chord with parents across the globe, as the tweet has gained a solid 2.5k likes. Coming in at 48 is Sky, while Rocky, Rubble, and Marshall all follow. As he crunches numbers for a living, it only made sense for him to turn his findings into a well-organized, easy to read graph.Īs it turns out, fan-favorite Chase gets the most deployments in seasons 4 to 6, with a total of 61 save-the-day outings. In a tweet, Ingraham explained that the show had been bothering him for quite some time.
Christopher Ingraham is a data reporter for The Washington Post, so he was the right person for the task.
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