
Overhead view of Dillydale
Dillydale is a fictional city in The Mr. Men Show, where all the Mr. Men and Little Misses (known as “the good people of Dillydale”) live. The name was picked up by Peggy Regan.
History[]
Dillydale was once occupied by a population of cavepeople. Meanwhile, a tribe of Vikings were looking for new land to grow food, live in, and rest. The Vikings soon landed on the shore of Old Dillydale, where they began to mingle with the cavepeople and soon took up residence.
17th century[]
Over the span of a century (presumable the 17th century), more people immigrated to Dillydale. At this point in time, Dillydale was under the rule of an unnamed queen that was soon disposed of in a revolution.
Changing times[]
The modern world sets its course into Dillydale. They would finally get a train line (infamous for its bad smelling fumes), a subway system, an international airport, and at least three public bus lines (the ones currently known are a sightseeing line called "Little Miss Chatterbox's Tours", and two others numbered 6 and 7). Machinery became a newfound art of the Mr. Men and Little Misses.
Present day[]
Today, Dillydale has a population of about 31 people, and is known as the "Happiest Place in History".
Location[]
It's not known where the location is, as details about where it is have changed throughout the series' run. The existence of a beach suggests that it is somewhere among the coastline of a continent. In "Travel" and "Game Shows", a bridge resembling the Golden Gate Bridge in California can be seen, suggesting Dillydale is located in the state.
Possible Locations[]
- California (Travel, Game Shows)
- Wyoming (Lake)
- New York (Skyscrapers)
- Maine (Sightseeing, as it could be near the Atlantic Ocean)
- Canada? (The Dark)
- Switzerland? (Snow)
About Dillydale[]
Dillydale is a big but very simple city. There are 31 Mr. Men and Little Misses currently living in Dillydale.
Events[]
Dillydale Day[]
A day-long event made to celebrate Dillydale's history. Among the festivities is a parade and a musical retelling of how the town came to be.
Dillydale Parade[]
This is held once a year.
Locations[]
- The characters' respective residences
- The Dillydale Hotel
- Dillydale Beanery (mentioned in "Canned Goods")
- Dillydale Train Station
- Dillydale Bowling Alley (mentioned in "Trains"; physically seen in "Games")
- Many restaurants including:
- Little Miss Naughty's Naughty Restaurant ("Cooking", "Dining Out")
- Tic Tac Tickle (Owned by Mr. Tickle, seen in "Dining Out")
- Surprise Restaurant (Owned by Mr. Scatterbrain, seen in "Surprises")
- Nut Patty (Owned probably by Mr. Noisy, Food)
- Mr. Bounce's Beanburger ("Food")
- Dillydale Beanburger (is a drive-in, seen in "Food")
- Dillydale Soup Pot ("Sneezes and Hiccups")
- Chez Rude ("Dining Out", also probably seen in "Pests")
- Mr. Messy's Pizza Parlor
- Mr. Happy and Mr. Rude's Café ("Up and Down")
- Little Miss Magic's Hiccup Doctor (Sneezes and Hiccups)
- Hospital ("Boo-Boos", "Fairies and Gnomes")
- Amusement park ("Amusement Park")
- Farm (probably owned mainly by Mr. Grumpy, seen in "Farm")
- Dillydale Cinema ("Movies", "Cinema")
- Science museum ("Science")
- Dillydale Theater ("Music", "Dillydale Day", "Shoes", & "Telephone")
- Book factory ("Books")
- Rude Land (owned by Mr. Rude in "Travel")
- Boat dock ("Ships")
- A mall that includes the following:
- Shoe store (owned by Mr. Scatterbrain)
- Cheese store (owned by Mr. Messy)
- Mr. Tickle's Robots, Robots, and Robots
- Hat store
- Bakery
- Pet store
- Photo booth
- Furniture store (owned by Little Miss Helpful)
- Mr. Scatterbrain's Hobby Shop ("Hobbies")
- Good Morning Dillydale Studio
- Shazam, That's Good! Studio
- Dillydale Ground Control (Mainly in "Outer Space")
- Mr. Noisy's Shoeatorium ("Shoes")
- Robot Store ("Robots")
- Dillydale Bread Store (mentioned in "Robots")
- Little Miss Naughty's Robot Factory (mentioned in "Robots")
- Hobby World (mentioned in "Hobbies")
- Mount Dillydale (Little Miss Daredevil: The Incredible Race!)
- Dillydale Octagon (Little Miss Daredevil: The Incredible Race!)
- Dillydale Wharf (Mr. Strong: Good Thing I Came Along!)
Television[]
- Good Morning Dillydale
- Shazam, That's Good!
- Driving With Little Miss Calamity ("Car Wash")
- How Do They Do It?
- Dance, Dance, Dance
- Dillydale Morning News
- Little Miss Sunshine's Cook Time ("Boo-Boos")
- Dillydale TV (mentioned in "Game Shows")
- Fishing Channel:
- Mackerel Monday ("Supermarket", mentioned only)
- Trout Tuesday (A couple of episodes including "Wildlife")
- Flounder Friday
- In "Game Shows":
- The Mr. Men Show itself ("Inventions", "Heatwave")