Sextina Aquafina (voiced by Aisha Tyler in season 1–2, Daniele Gaither in season 3, born c. 2000) is a bottlenose dolphin pop-music sensation. In "Out to Sea", Diane meets with Sextina to discuss becoming her social-media ghostwriter.
Her name is a reference to Christina Aguilera. Specifically her nickname "X-Tina," and the sexualized persona that she embraced for the song "Dirrty". Her music, visual style, and videography (such as "Get Dat Fetus Kill Dat Fetus") are also similar to Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, and Miley Cyrus.
Conversation. Controversial yet funny, Sextina Aquafina was originally voiced by Aisha Tyler. But in later episodes she was voiced by Daniele Gaither who is no stranger to the comedy world.
Sextina Aquafina, a 14-year-old dolphin and “dubstep wunderkind,” publicly announces that she is getting an abortion and then decides to broadcast a live feed of the procedure. Which is, in and of itself, quite an event.
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Is Todd from BoJack Horseman asexual?
Bojack Horseman's Todd Is a Positive Asexual Character
And while the series gives Todd plotlines that relate to his asexuality, it also provides him with storylines that have nothing to do with his orientation -- showing every side of someone who is part of the ace community.
Harper Horseman is a one-time fictional character in BoJack Horseman. She is BoJack and Charlotte's fictional daughter who appears in Downer Ending, in Season 1.
Ruthie, born Untitled Princess Carolyn Project, is the adopted daughter of Princess Carolyn and the biological daughter of Sadie and Strib. She is a recurring character in BoJack Horseman. She was born in The Stopped Show, in Season 5 and she was officially named in The New Client, in Season 6.
BoJack F. Horseman (voiced by Will Arnett; born January 2, 1964, in San Francisco, California) is a self-loathing, alcoholic, anthropomorphic horse currently in his 50s. His acting career peaked when he starred in a successful family sitcom called Horsin' Around in the 1990s.
In Angela, Princess Carolyn gets an offer from Lenny Turteltaub to start her own production company called Girtletaub, however, it is implied that she may have turned down Lenny's offer and instead started her own production company with Judah Mannowdog, whom she marries shortly before the finale.
Natalie Morales (of “Parks and Recreation” fame) is the voice behind one of Todd's love interests, Yolanda, an anthropomorphic axolotl, who, like Todd, identifies as asexual. She also voices Mindy, Yolanda's twin sister.
Diane Nguyen (born March 19, 1980) is a human Vietnamese-American writer and third-wave feminist from Boston, who lived with her well-off and famous ex-husband Mr. Peanutbutter, who she marries in the middle of Season 1, but divorces in the beginning of Season 5.
BoJack Horseman is the washed-up star of the 1990s sitcom Horsin' Around, which centered around a young bachelor horse trying to raise three human children who had been orphaned.
Near the close of the season's fifth episode, social media manager to the stars (and erstwhile ghostwriter) Diane (Alison Brie) finds herself in the hospital after breaking her arm while on psychotropic drugs. Examining her bloodwork, a doctor casually informs her that she's pregnant.
She initially believes she is BoJack Horseman's daughter, and after a DNA test confirms the two are related, she stays with BoJack as she tries to find out who her mother is. It is eventually revealed that she is actually BoJack's half-sister, sired by BoJack's father, Butterscotch, with his mistress, Henrietta.
Beatrice, who has dementia, does not want to remember Henrietta, as she is upset about Butterscotch's affair, and appears to regret taking Hollyhock away from her. This is why in Beatrice's flashbacks, Henrietta's face appears only as large black scribbles.
In that sense, BoJack Horseman ending in him drowning after a night of excessive substance use would be too easy — it would even feel tragic for him. By sending him to prison instead, BoJack actually has to face the consequences of what he's done and all the people he has hurt.
Bojack did not give Hollyhock an eating disorder. She's not starving herself or exercising to the point of passing out. But in her blank stare back at the television, she's accepted how the world sees her. The moment comes quickly and easily, which is why it's so hard to see.
The decision to combine the characters of Butterscotch, BoJack's biological father, with his childhood idol Secretariat, was meant to reflect "the father you wish you had versus the father you had".
