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Jo Wyatt is an English actress. She is known for her roles as Tweak inThe Octonauts and Little Miss Helpful, Little Miss Naughty, Little Miss Scary and Little Miss Sunshine inThe Mr. Men Show, as well as Daisy Kribotnik inLove Soup, Natella inBromwell High, and Mimi inGuess with Jess. She is also known for providing voices in many video games, such as Ciri inThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, additional voices inPerfect Dark Zero andDragon Quest VIII as well as narratingTo Leo with Love.

Wyatt was one of the originalMinipops. Her father, Martin Wyatt, was the producer. She made a single, "Stupid Cupid", in 1982, and reached #1 in France. In 1984, she replacedPatsy Kensit as a new Luna in the second series of the UK science fiction showLuna.

At the age of 13, Wyatt helped to write the words to the theme song of the children's television seriesWide Awake Club for the breakfast television networkTV-am with a colleague of her father namedColin Frechter doing the music.

Whilst still a singer, Wyatt has also sung several songs on the vinyl record featuring theCare BearsThe Care Bears to the Rescue in 1984 and the first nine songs of the long running children's television seriesThomas the Tank Engine & Friends in the early 1990s with Tom and Laura Penta, Louise Roberts and Victoria Ferrer when the series was having sing along songs of its own for the very first time (only seven of them were turned into music videos whilst an early version of Gone Fishing was sung the series' former composerJunior Campbell which can be seen on the US VHS Rusty to the Rescue & Other Stories). Several years later, Wyatt went onto sing several more Thomas songs during the classic era however different children were used for each series.

In 1988, as a teenager, Wyatt wrote and provided the vocals to the theme song to theBBC children's animated seriesBarney with Frechter also writing the words and composing the music and some members of the Minipops doing additional vocals. In 1989, Wyatt sung a version ofDowntown in the compilationCanzoni da Amare-International

Wyatt is known for her voice role inAngelina Ballerina and as Lyra in all theHis Dark Materials audio books. She has also read the role ofAlice for the audio book ofAlice in Wonderland.

She voiced Gracie, one of Angelina's friends, inAngelina Ballerina: The Next Steps. InDragon Age II, she is the voice of the game's protagonistHawke, if the player chooses to play as a female.

InThe Octonauts, she voices the engineer, Tweak Bunny. She also voiced the character of Scratch in the US dub ofBob the Builder, during the final episodes of the show's classic era.

She also provided the voices of Jennifer in the video gameRule of Rose, the Female Imperial Agent in the video gameStar Wars: The Old Republic,^[1] Alicia inNi no Kuni, Meyneth inXenoblade Chronicles, and Ciri inThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

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