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Milli is one of the 3 protagonists of the Team Umizoomi series. She is Geo's sister and her best robot friend is Bot. She is the only female member of Team Umizoomi. She is voiced by Sophia Fox for a majority of Season 1, and Madeleine Rose Yen in the Season 1 episodes The Butterfly Dance Show...
While visiting the forest, Geo and Bot get stuck in globs of honey. Silly Bear then scoops them up by mistake while collecting honey for a honey cake. It's up to Milli to trek across the forest...
Milli is the main protagonist of the show Team Umizoomi and Geo's sister. Milli is a 6-year-old girl who has 2 red pigtails hair that she has the ability to measure or use them as swinging rope and fix any problems.
Join Team Umizoomi on all of their Mighty Math Adventures in Umi City! Hop in Umi Car with Milli, Geo, and Bot and team in super Umi vehicles to explore shapes, patterns, numbers, and more.
Milli is a major character in Team Umizoomi. Description [] Milli is a six-year-old girl that is the team's pattern and measurement expert. She has a magical dress that has the power to fix broken patterns and create new ones out of thin air.
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Team Umizoomi is a tiny team of superheroes who are the protagonists of the show of the same name. The team uses their Mighty Math Powers to help people across Umi City. Milli: The first main character.
When someone has a problem in Umi City, Milli, Geo, and Bot use their mighty math powers to help save the day! They're Team Umizoomi - ready for action!
Jul 12, 2022 · All rights to Team UmizoomiOwner :ViacomCBS
Jul 29, 2021 · Umifriends Milli, Geo, and Bot solve everyday problems in a world like none other, where sidewalks swirl and the streets are paved with origami. Using their “Mighty Math Powers”, Team Umizoomi takes kids on adventures that develop preschool skills, including the all-important "Crazy Shake" dance.
