Day 17 of my #BlackHistoryMonth tribute is for #Alexandra of #TotallySpies! Most ppl don't know she is Afro-Latina! She is Caitlin's rival. Alex's counterpart is Alice, from the previous #WOOHP spy team. She wears a golden yellow Catsuit on her WOOHP missions. In "Game Girls", Alex also wore a blue/silver catsuit. In Season 1-2, Alex was voiced by Katie Leigh. Thereafter, she was voiced by Katie Griffin, famous for being the English dub voice for #SailorMars from the anime series "#SailorMoon" . Alex has short black hair in a curly bob cut and light brown eyes. Her skin tone is tanned. She has black, Hispanic, and European ancestry and is proven to be 1/2 Hispanic in "Alex Gets Schooled", as her father is shown to be white and her mother appears to be Hispanic. Her father later appears with the same tan complexion as her in Season 6. She went to #BeverlyHillsHigh, then #MalibuUniversity for college. Alex is an odd mixture between a tomboy and a girly girl: she is the most athletic and fitness-minded spy of the team. She loves to play sports, especially soccer, video games, and is always trying out some new fad diet. Alex is also the most naive and absent-minded. She interprets some figures of speech literally. Alex is also the youngest and most childish, seeing as her oldest and dearest friend is a stuffed turtle named Ollie and she has a teddy bear backpack. She is often seen as the little sister of the group, as Sam and Clover are the two big sisters who dominate over her. Another characteristic of Alex is that she's always about keeping her friends happy. She often serves as a link between Clover and Sam who have meaningless squabbles ("Abductions"). Alex is also a big animal lover and she likes petting zoos which is seen in "Mime World (Jazz Hands Return - Part 3)". Despite being the most athletic, she tends to be clumsy, and has been prone to bad luck (Alex can be very superstitious). Alex is also the second girliest. She is very concerned about fashion and boys, to the same extremes as Clover; an obsession that Sam has trouble understanding.