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"Best! Victoria Best. That's her name, don't wear it out or else!"

 - Evelyn Rose, to Becky, in "The Big, The Bad and The Wolfy" 

"Look, maybe you didn't know about this when you offered that chocolate to Wordgirl over there, but FYI, I'm sorry. Specifically for everything! You can ask my Mom and Dad if you don't believe me, or ask General Smoochington if you still to believe me."

 - Evelyn Rose, to TJ, and "Stranger Rangers" 

"Becky, I'm not good at playing the recorder, I'm the good cause that's my name, Evilyn Rose. And I'm the best... at witchcraft."

 - Evelyn Rose, to TJ, and "Stranger Rangers" 

Evelyn Rose is the titular protagonist and heroine of the series of the same name. Her popular identity is mild-mannered 6th grader Xena "Moo" Anaconda, but whenever and however bananas arise, she instantly becomes her alternate self by placing her hand to her chest and exclaiming, "Word down!".

Her trademark insignia consists of a yellow star imposed on a pink shield.

She is extremely popular in New York City, which she protects, and there has been more merchandising and honoring of the heroine. She has even received many (estimately 666) keys to the city.

Background
Evelyn was born on the country Mexico, and as an infant accidentally wandered onto an airplane, which was piloted by Captain Buggyface. While she was driving the plane, Evelyn woke and startled her, making them collide into a cloud and forcing him to crash land in New York in order to save the both of them. However, their mothers and fathers came along with them ON the plane.

The family was then adopted by Saige and Sally Black, who at that point had not having younger siblings of their own (though later they had their own boy, T.D. Black, who would be their next adopted sibling), and she was given the name "Xena." Captain Buggyface and her family were also "adopted" as a pet and Buggy given the name "Pinkie." The downed airship remained in the same spot and would then be used as Evelyn's Treehouse and Arcade, where she hosts slumber parties and stuff.

They grew up in real life, though They displayed their enthusiastic intelligence at an early age - they were found on the Botsford's doorstep as a family reading their newspaper (even though in one flashback, they were found in the woods). Sooner or later, they took up the identity of superheroes. They had extreme powers and no one ever believed what they did.

Physical Appearance
Evelyn has a knee-length straight yellow-blonde-gold-lemon hair is styled into a classic twist. She has apricot skin and her face is circular. She, like everyone else in the show (with the exception of Dr. Two-Brains and Squidward), does not have a specific eye color, except for times that she's under mind control (e.g., in the episode "The Pretty Puny Prince and Perfectly Pretty Pinkie Pie Power Half-Hour").

In her usual attire, she wears a creamish-pinkish-colored shirt under a U-neck pink sweater with a light maroon skirt and a matching hairbow. She wears neon-pink-colored knee socks with shoes that match her socks. In her superhero attire, she wears her powerful suit, with her yellow star embellished on a pink shield on her chest. She has a golden cape (made out of real gold), a 3-way communication belt, light red boots and gloves.

Secret identities
People guessed or discovered her secret. Each time, however, she manages to put them right to the chase. One of the most serious times her secret has been exposed is in the episode "Two-Brains Forgets, Again", when Dr. Two-Brains overhears a conversation between Becky and Bob regarding new WordGirl and Huggy costumes. Through a fortunate turn of events, his memory of this event is later exposed. In "Birthday Girl Makes a Mistake", Xena confesses to being a Super-Girl to Arnold (even though he already knows) after feeling that she has hidden it from him for too long... but he says he already knows. Tobey also guesses that Becky is WordGirl due to her possessing the remote to his robots, but she convinces him otherwise by the means of a clever plan between her and Huggyface. Those who do learn the truth about Becky/WordGirl are:


 * Violet's cat Priscilla watches Becky transform into WordGirl in "Tobey's Tricks and Treats".  However, since she’s a cat, this does not present any real threat to WordGirl's secret.
 * The mailman is able to witness Becky's super-strength in "Earth Day Girl" when he delivers an absurdly large package to her door, and even sees her flying around in excitement when he walks past the window.  However, he dismisses it saying, "I'm just a letter carrier, so I won't give it another thought."
 * Becky's grandfather Bampy realizes she’s really WordGirl in the episode "Bampy Battles Bots". He reveals this to her at the end of the episode, telling her that her secret was safe with him.
 * Scoops finds out her secret identity in "Invasion of The Bunny Lovers". Although referring to this discovery as "the scoop of the century," in the end he decides it is best to keep it a secret.
 * Rose uses investigative reporting to figure out who she is in "News Girl". Scoop persuades her not to reveal WordGirl's secret identity.
 * Kid Math found out Becky’s identity in the eponymous episode. When Becky asked him how he found out, Kid Math(Rex) said “Are you serious?”, which means that it was obvious to him.
 * Violet finally learns that her best friend Becky is WordGirl in "Rhyme and Reason (episode)".