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Charlie's wife is a character that appears in the Sonic Boom television series. She is an anthropomorphic goat from the Village on Bygone Island and the wife of Charlie.

Appearance
Charlie's wife is a thin humanoid goat of average height with brown fur, a tan muzzle with a black nose, and blue eyes. She has long hair that she keeps together in a braid, curved ears and stubby white horns on top of her head, and a short bushy tail. For attire she wears a straw hat with a light blue band and yellow flower, a long green dress with a darker green upper section that depicts butterflies, a yellow necktie, white gloves, a brown belt with a side pocket braided with a flower, and brown shoes.

TV series
When Knuckles began hanging around Charlie, Charlie's wife invited him over for dinner, much to Charlie's grief. After Knuckles told her that Charlie had been fired though, Charlie's wife had enough of her husband's meek disposition and kicked him out. However, when her husband fought Knuckles by becoming a supervillain, Charlie's wife took him back upon seeing him in action. After Charlie lost, Charlie's wife faked a truce with Knuckles and praised her husband's growth and new career.

Personality
Charlie's wife is a good hostess as seen when she invited whom she thought to be her husband's friend over for dinner. However, she can be short-tempered and wants people to tell her what they mean instead of giving her allusions. Showing a sense of maliciousness, he displays a affinity for violence. She can also be dishonest when she has to, like when she faked a truce with Knuckles for her husband's sake.

Charlie
The supervillain Charlie is her husband. The two of them share a good relationship, although they have their share of arguments. Originally, Charlie's wife had a problem with her husband's unwillingness to stand up for himself, which eventually made her kick him out. However, she took Charlie back after he proved his assertiveness by becoming a supervillain. Their bond soon became stronger than ever as Charlie's wife not only praised her husband's growth, but also lied for him so he could remain a villain as they joined for an evil laugh.

Trivia

 * The character model for Charlie's wife is based on Lady Goat's.