| Mandy | |
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| Gender | Female |
| Hair color | Black |
| Eye color | Brown |
| First Appearance | The Khaki Girl |
| Last Appearance | Bye Bye Nikki? Part 2 (cameo) |
| Voiced by | Lisa Yamanaka |
Mandy is one of Tricia's best friends. She is usually seen with Gwen, often while they're accompanying Tricia as part of Tricia's posse. Like Tricia and Gwen, Mandy appears to be fairly snobbish.
Like Gwen, Mandy often helps Tricia with her plots against Caitlin. She and Gwen are the only ones who regularly accompany Tricia, which suggests that they've become Tricia's best friends after Tricia dropped Caitlin–an idea supported by the fact that Tricia leaves them behind whenever she thinks that Caitlin is going back to being cool.
Mandy and Gwen most often act as Tricia's muscle. In "Unhappy Anniversary," they were the ones who threatened Caitlin over Zane, and in "Sweet 6teen" they were the ones who fired Jonesy when he started to trash talk Tricia's party. Despite this, Mandy and Gwen are sometimes seen apart from Tricia, such as in "A Ding from Down Under" where they enjoyed watching Wyatt sing at Burger McFlipster's.
Mandy has fewer lines than Gwen, and mostly gives off silent affirmations of Tricia's statements. It is unknown how she, Gwen, and Tricia met. She often acts rude to Jen and Nikki as well as Caitlin, although it is unknown how they know each other.
Appearance[]
Mandy is Indian-Canadian and has longer straight hair with a brown skin color. She wears a green shirt with a flower on it, a light blue skirt, a blue headband and high-heeled shoes. She has a bindi on her forehead.
Trivia[]
- Mandy was one of the many girls the blonde Albatross & Finch employee dated in "Double Date".
- She was also the first girl to get physical in the fight over him.
- Mandy is rarely seen without Gwen. The only time she has been seen without Gwen was in The (Almost) Graduate when Jonesy defended Caitlin.
- In "The Khaki Girl", she was shown to be impressed by Caitlin's shopping acumen.
- Mandy's only speaking appearances were in "The Khaki Girl", "Deadbeat Poets Society", and "Unhappy Anniversary."
- It's implied that Tricia didn't become friends with her and Gwen until after she ended her friendship with Caitlin, because in "The Khaki Girl," they both seemed genuinely surprised to learn that Caitlin and Tricia were friends at one point.
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