Luna the Moon

"And remember... There's always tomorrow!"

- Luna's catchphrase

Luna the Moon is the titular character of Let's Go Luna!, as well as one of the four main protagonists of the series.

She is voiced by Judy Greer, who also provided the character's original singing voice. Her current singing voice is provided by two actresses: Erin Fitzgerald and Liane de Lotbinière.

Appearance
Luna is light yellow, with green spots that resemble craters. Her eyes have yellow sclera with black pupils, eyelashes and eyebrows. She a long pink nose and flesh-colored arms and legs. She wears an Italian gondolier straw hat with a blue Chinese silk ribbon, and red boots. Her feet have three toes.

When she returns to the sky, her legs vanish, leaving nothing but her arms, body and face, though her face and arms eventually fade out as everything in her appearance simply disappears as well.

Personality
Luna is a bright bubbly moon who is a parent/teacher-like figure to Andy, Carmen, and Leo. She is patient, caring, and can get a bit silly at times. She is a friend to everyone on Earth and is held in an almost celebrity-like esteem by many when she appears.

Her biggest weakness is dancing (as seen in "Hola Mariachi", "Lullaby for Baby Vlad", "Pulling Strings", "Honey In Paris" and "Leo Moves It"). Whenever she hears really happy music, she automatically starts dancing. This can often devolve into chaos as she has almost no control over herself once she begins.

She's also quite sensitive to the moods of others - if she's somewhere where a lot of people are sad or upset, she becomes sad as well.

Biography
Luna is the moon. She is always coming down to Earth at daytime to hang out with Andy, Carmen, and Leo to help them learn the places as they travel around the Earth, as the trio are part of a traveling circus that never stays in one place for a prolonged period of time.

During the trio's travels, Luna shows them around the locations they are currently residing in, telling them about the various cultures, landmarks, and people of the countries in particular. In some cases, she reveals some facts that most people wouldn't know about (such as the fact Big Ben refers to the great bell inside the clock tower and that the real name of the tower is Elizabeth Tower). This information is often times very helpful to them, and they use the knowledge to help them solve various personal problems. When night comes, she returns to the sky.

In "Where's Luna?" Luna is mysteriously absent, so the trio goes on a wild goose chase to find her. They eventually travel to a large set of Indian, astronomical tools in an attempt to find Luna more effectively. Eventually, Luna shows up and reveals that she was looking for her hat all along (which the trio had been carrying along the way), she apologizes that she wasn't able to take the trio on an adventure as usual, but they state that that wasn't the case, as the chase itself was an adventure after all.

Games

 * Luna's Seek and Find
 * Luna's Postcards Around the World
 * Luna's World Packages

Songs
Luna sings the most songs in the series and is renowned for her beautiful singing voice.
 * Oh, Mariachi
 * Cocoa Song
 * It's the Day of the Dead
 * Bayushki Bayu
 * Space is Amazing
 * Whirling Street Moscow/Think of the Warmest Things
 * River of Life
 * Cairo City on the Nile
 * Artifacts
 * Life's Amazing Mysteries
 * China loves you Luna
 * Every drum in China
 * Patience Song
 * London England Lovely Town
 * London Fog
 * I'm Quite Keen
 * Spring Is Color
 * Boomerang
 * Papers of Japan
 * Two Continents, One City
 * Turkish Delight Song
 * What a Tortoise Do?
 * Where You Stand
 * Cooking Food
 * The Painter Makes It All
 * Something
 * Let's Dance The Samba!
 * The Printing Press
 * The Farming Song
 * Earth Belongs To Us All
 * Stories of People
 * Be Creative
 * Friends
 * The Mighty Totem Pole
 * Nothing's Gonna Get the Best of Us
 * Towering Tower
 * Barcelona Skies
 * On the African Plain
 * The Weaving Song
 * Welcome to Machu Picchu
 * Shimmy Like An Alligator
 * Who's Behind The Mask
 * Kick It Like Me
 * Viva La Pasta (song)
 * The Aqueduct Song
 * Someone to Give Something To

Trivia

 * She is one of the few characters on the show who is not an animal, and the only main character to fit that criterion.
 * She is currently the only character to have a singing voice performed by three actresses, specifically Judy Greer, Erin Fitzgerald, and Liane de Lotbinière.
 * As revealed in "Day of the Dead", she can be at times.
 * This is quite ironic, as she hails from outer space, and places herself in the night sky at the end of a day.
 * She knows the names of everyone on Earth, and may be over four billion years old.
 * All of China celebrates her existence during the Mid-Autumn Festival (also called The Moon Festival), as shown in "She is the Moon of Moons" and she makes a habit of appearing, in order to to honor the effort they put into honoring her.
 * In "Hoopin' Hopper", she appears to be capable of magic, and has used magic several times since. However, she prefers to keep this particular ability hidden when in public, as when she magically repaired the damage Mathilda had done to Franz's shop in "Glocken Around The Clock", she told him "[not to] mention it. Literally."
 * When she is not in the sky, she almost always has something on her head: her standard hat, a helmet, or a hat befitting her environment.
 * She is strong enough to pick up both a giant Matryoshka doll, a giant statue, and was capable of throwing Jiro the Sumo wrestler a good distance in "You Can't Move the Moon".
 * The case of the statue may not be as big a feat, as it was possibly made out of a lightweight material, such as papier-mâché,
 * Luna appears to be quite heavy, as in "Aren't We A Pair?", the camel she was riding was clearly exhausted from carrying her, Jiro was unable to move her an inch during their match in "You Can't Move the Moon" and in "Rhinoceros or Bust", the jeep she was riding in sank quite low on its springs when she got into the driver's seat.
 * As revealed in "The Story of Smoothie" and "Meet the Presses", she has an extremely long-term memory, though a couple of centuries can make her forgetful.
 * In "Spring Has Not Sprung", she appears to be allergic to colored powder, since it gave her nose a little tickle and made her sneeze.
 * In "Lizardzilla!", she appears to be a Lizardzilla fanatic, since she even bought a talking Lizardzilla plush doll that tells the owner to give him a hug or he'll sit on you, and found the toy cute and started to blush and her eyes grew big and shiny as seen in various anime TV shows and movies.
 * She doesn't always meet the entire trio at the same time. In "Totally Totem", she met with Andy and the two went on an adventure together before they joined Leo and Carmen.
 * Her size often poses a problem with doorways and particularly with enclosed spaces, as she has to literally squeeze herself into the area. This involves a good amount of uncomfortable struggling getting in and out.
 * Since "Andy's Big Show", her singing voice was provided by Erin Fitzgerald.
 * It is currently performed by Liane de Lotbinière, who first provided Luna's singing voice in "Viva La Pasta".
 * She was the personal pasta expert for Michelangelo, as revealed in "Viva La Pasta".
 * Saturn, which is also the sixth planet in the Solar System, is her pen pal, as revealed in "Swamp Pals".
 * She highly resembles the moon from "Who Asked The Moon To Dinner?" a book written and illustrated by the show's creator, Joe Murray.

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