Howard the Porpoise
Howard the Porpoise, star of the 1960s TV series "Flipper", was a talented bottlenose dolphin known for his intelligence and impressive tricks.
Character
Literary
The Illuminatus! Trilogy
Howard the Porpoise, a beloved character from Richard Scarry’s children’s book series, “The Busy World of Richard Scarry,” continues to capture the hearts of readers worldwide. First introduced in 1968, Howard is a friendly and adventurous porpoise who resides in the bustling town of Busytown, where he plays a vital role as a firefighter.
Howard’s unwavering dedication to protecting the Busytown community shines through his heroic actions and bravery. Recognized for his exceptional service, he has received numerous awards, including the prestigious Busytown Medal of Honor. Beyond his firefighting duties, Howard actively engages in community activities, always ready to lend a helping hand to his fellow Busytown residents.
With his distinctive bright blue body, white belly, and infectious smile, Howard stands out as a beloved figure in Busytown. Often seen in his firefighter uniform, complete with helmet and badge, he is a symbol of courage and selflessness. His close friendship with Lowly Worm adds to his charm, and his signature catchphrase, “I’m on my way to save the day!” resonates with readers of all ages.
Howard the Porpoise embodies the spirit of bravery, kindness, and community, making him an enduring icon in the world of children’s literature.