Ojo is a female bear cub who has a strong imagination and is curious and inquisitive and makes up lots of fun games. Overall, she's a good planner. She can be described as driven -- Bear has said that "once Ojo sets her mind to something, there's no stopping her." She can also be a bit shy at times, though. She also has her own room in the Big Blue House (seen in Episode 401: Welcome to Woodland Valley, Episode 409: History, Herstory, Bearstory, and Episode 418: To Clean or Not to Clean). In the fourth season of Bear in the Big Blue House, she starts exploring more of Woodland Valley on her bike. At first, she rides with training wheels. After an early failed attempt at taking them off, she tries again and is able to ride without them. A change of her appearance in the fourth season (or, like Bear's pointy eyes, occasionally seen) is a more spherical nose rather than a flat one.
Like Bear, one of Ojo's favorite foods is honey. Besides the kids in the Big Blue House, Ojo also has a rabbit-friend named Christine who sometimes comes over to play. Ojo has a beloved stuffed bear named Snow Bear.
Ojo enjoys being in charge. She creates an orchestra in "Music to My Ears" and later hosts "The Ojolympics".
Ojo has an episode all about her titled "You Go, Ojo!" It also features a song by the same name. Ojo's imagination sometimes causes her to imagine monsters, but Bear helps her to get to sleep in the song "Go to Bed, Sleepy Head".
Notable Episodes[]
"Share, Bear" - Ojo is reluctant to share her stuffed toy Snow Bear with Treelo.
"A Wagon of a Different Color" - Ojo decides to paint Bear's wagon, but isn't sure at first exactly what color to paint it. She learns that it's possible to mix colors to create other colors.
"Lost Thing" - Ojo loses her stuffed toy Snow Bear and is worried that she'll never find it. Bear and her friends team up together to help her search for it.
"Friends for Life" - When the other kids notice that Ojo is too busy to play, they discover she's found a new friend.
"The Big Blue House Call" - While the other kids of the Big Blue House happily get a checkup from Doc Hogg, Ojo hides. She worries that it's going to hurt if she gets a shot.
"The Best Thanksgiving Ever" - Ojo oversees Thanksgiving celebrations at the Big Blue House, becoming a sort of "Thanksgiving commander."
"Step By Step" - Ojo explores Woodland Valley on her bicycle and decides to try removing her training wheels.
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Trivia[]
"Ojo" means "Eye" in Spanish, but it's pronounced as Oh-hoe.
"Ojo" also means "Princess" in Japanese.
Ojo is the only female resident in the Big Blue House (with the exception of Luna).
Ojo was originally named "Jojo" and was going to be Bear's niece.
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Welcome to the Blue House • Goodbye Song • What's That Smell? • The Bear Cha-Cha-Cha • Dear Grandma • Happy, Happy Birthday • Good Morning • Brush Brush Bree • Look at You Now • That's My Name • Everybody Say Ah • Great to Be at Home • Go to Bed, Sleepy Head • Take Time to Smell the Cheese • Clean Up the House • Oops! I Goofed Again • Quiet Time • Otter Love • Shape of a Bear • Baby, Baby • When You Make Yourself a Friend • Oh, Boy • You Go, Ojo • Need a Little Help Today • What's in the Mail Today? • Making Sense of the World • The Grandma Mambo • Remember When • The Otter Dancing School • Shadow's Lullaby • When I'm Older • Everybody in the Tub • Rhythm in the Air • Why Can't the Dirt Just Leave Me Alone? • Imagine That • Smellorama • When I Find the Great Lost Cheese • Under Your Blanket • Love is Incredible • Your Grandma and Grandpa • What Kind of Mouse Am I? • Picture This • Hello Doctor • Worth the Wait • Friends Forever • Surprise! • What's Mine is Yours • The Toileteers • Next Stop, Dreamland