This article is about the character from Little Einsteins. For other characters, see Leo.
- “We've got a mission!”
- ―Leo
Leo is the main protagonist of Little Einsteins. At 6 years old, he (along with June) is the oldest member of the group and the Little Einsteins' leader. He pilots Rocket, and he is also Annie's older brother.
Background[]
Appearance[]
Leo has tan skin, red spiky hair, large teal glasses, and green eyes. He wears a black short-sleeved t-shirt which has an orange streak, orange cargo shorts with large pockets, white socks, and orange and black sneakers.
Friends[]
His friends are June, Annie (his sister), Quincy, and Rocket. He also has other friends, but some are not human (for example, one of his friends is a bumblebee from Africa).
Disney Parks[]
Leo made an appearance as a puppet in Disney Junior - Live on Stage! (back when the Little Einsteins segment was part of the show) located in the Animation Courtyard at Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Also, he made meet-and-greets with people, just like the other Little Einsteins, except Rocket.
Trivia[]
- He is the only member of the Little Einsteins to wear glasses.
- His skills with the baton include the ability to conduct animals (seen in Our
BigHuge Adventure, where he conducts cows and "The Song of the Unicorn"). - His main talent is conducting and his most precious object is his conductor's baton; he never leaves home without it.
- Although he is only 7 years old, he is tall, in fact, he is taller than Quincy and his little sister Annie (she is the smallest). But June is as tall as him.
- In "Rocket's Firebird Rescue", Leo was granted Music Power and may have it permanently.
- In "A Galactic Goodnight", Leo says that he uses his baton as a nightlight every night, which helps him fall asleep.
- In the episode "The Christmas Wish", Leo's wish was a new baton head.
- He is the only character on Little Einsteins revealed to have a full name: Leonardo.
- He prefers his friends to call him Leo.
- He is named after famous conductor Leopold Stokowski (April 18, 1882 – September 13, 1977) from the Disney Classic Movie of 1940's called Fantasia.
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