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| Miss Aubrey
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| Full Name |
Miss Aubrey
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| Crew |
Lu$h Crew
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| Crew Partner |
Angel
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| Height |
(Unknown)
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| Weight |
(Unknown)
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| Birthday |
October 20
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| Other Details
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| Voice Actor |
Marieve Herington
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| First Appearance |
Dance Central
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| Playable In |
DC, DC2, DC3
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- Miss Aubrey is a character featured in Dance Central, Dance Central 2, and Dance Central 3. She is a member of Lu$h Crew with Angel.
Songs | Quotes | Trivia
| Retro Fitted
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Crew Look
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Street Style
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DCI Agent
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DC Classic
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Miss Aubrey's playable outfits in Dance Central 3.
Songs
Quotes
Dance Central
- Character Selection
- "Hello, you've reached Miss Aubrey. If you're calling to apply for the open position as my friend, please leave detailed information about yourself and why you think you're good enough to hang out with me. Ciao."
- "Hello there, you've reached the private line of Miss Aubrey. If it's Emilia calling to prank me again, it's not funny. If anyone else, leave a detailed message, thank you."
Dance Central 3
- 0-2 Stars
- "Bless your heart. You're trying sooo hard."
- "Not bad. Not, like... 'Aubrey' good, but– still..."
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- 3-4 Stars
- "It's all about those finishing touches now, isn't it?"
- "So... that was actually kinda hot."
- "I'm glad to know that I can take you places."
- 5 Stars
- "Two things: That was amazing, and where did you get those shoes?"
- "How major was that? You're just so fabulous."
- "Finally, someone on my level. No offense, Angel."
- "So, I'm thinking I love this. ALL of this."
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- Dance Battle
Trivia
- Miss Aubrey (along with her crew partner, Angel) is not the default character for any song rated higher than the "Legit" (5/7) difficulty.
- She specializes in ballet type movements as seen in her victory animation sequences. This supports her statement of being "classically trained".
- She enjoys intellectual stimulation, horseback riding, fencing, all forms of dance.
- Her bloodtype is AB positive.
- Her "guilty pleasure" is a movie titled: A Single Gal in Perugia.
- The decision to give her red hair was inspired by a Blyth doll on Matt Perlott's desk.
- To complete Aubrey’s prepster persona Hellion and the writing team added “Miss” to her name to convey the more formal terms of address that might be present in that kind of environment. The “Miss” helped retain some of the haughty attitude that inspired so much of Aubrey’s original creation.
