wheres waldo
it was Jane
Woody Woodpecker is a cartoon. It begins with the letter W. Winnie the Pooh
near the middle of the scene...to the left of the chickens on the fire!
On the corner of Get a life and Stop looking for Waldo.
Somewhere
In Waldo's Nut-sack.
Waldo is not a real person, but a fictional character from the "Where's Waldo?" book series. The books feature detailed illustrations with Waldo hidden in a crowded scene, and readers must find him among the other characters. Hollywood is a popular setting for movies and entertainment, but there is no specific location where Waldo can be found there.
In the "Where's Waldo?" series, the mystery character in "Waldo Hollywood" is Odlaw, who is Waldo's enemy and is often tasked with causing trouble or hiding to challenge the player. He is usually wearing a yellow and black striped shirt, a black mask, and a yellow beanie.
In "Where's Waldo? The Great Picture Hunt," Woof, Waldo's dog, can be found in the Hollywood scene among the bustling crowds and iconic landmarks. Look for him near recognizable elements like the Hollywood sign or movie sets. He often blends in with the characters, so pay attention to the details!
It took me two weeks to find Waldo, but it was well worth it. I have the North America 2003 version of Where's Waldo in Hollywood, so my answer may not suit your book. This is almost a scavenger hunt. I can't quite describe it based on his exact location. Basically, find the blond Wenda in the middle of the right hand page. Follow the line of Wendas to the left. The Wenda on the far left of the "Wenda stage", one above the front Wenda, will have a hand in front of her mouth. Follow that hand down and the Waldo it links to will have a bone in his other hand. The book you have may be different (I don't know if there are other versions of Hollywood, but I wanted to be specific just to be sure.) I hope this helped you find Waldo. If you want to know the other character locations, please post them. -Jeff
In the back ally selling E. It's hard to see him, though.