Vision Tiger

Vision Tiger is a supporting recurring character in Primos and serves as the second narrator of the series, following Tater Ramirez Humphrey. He acts as her conscience and helps Tater giving her wise mature decisions when she is facing issues. He is voiced by Jim Conroy.

Background[]

Vision Tiger originally came to life from a book that Buela Ramirez gifted to Tater on her 1st birthday when she was just a baby. Captivated by his appearance, Tater adopted Vision Tiger as the embodiment of her conscience. He serves as her inner voice, guiding her with mature and wise advice whenever she faces dilemmas.

Vision Tiger makes his debut in the series as a sticker on Tater and Nellie's bedroom door. His role expands in "Summer of Quehaceres," where he helps Tater navigate a tricky situation: instead of cleaning, her cousins are having fun. Vision Tiger encourages her to follow her vision and create a vision board instead of cleaning. However, Tater soon realizes that this approach isn't fair. With Vision Tiger's guidance, she decides to make a chore chart so that everyone can pitch in with the cleaning and then enjoy fun activities together.

Throughout the series, Vision Tiger is a constant presence, always urging Tater to strive for her best self, even though she sometimes chooses to ignore him. When things go awry, Tater often recognizes that her conscience was right all along and works to set things right.

In addition to appearing in her diary, Vision Tiger sometimes disrupts Tater's thoughts, offering his input. While Tater can see Vision Tiger in the outside world, others perceive her as talking directly to her diary when she converses with him. Tater is the only one who can see or hear Vision Tiger, making him a unique and personal guide through her adventures.

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