102 Dalmatians-An Animated Version with Different Characters

A Good Imbecile to Take the Fall

Meanwhile at the De Vil Estate, Cruella was still working on redesigning the drawing of her dalmatian puppy fur coat.

Cruella De Vil/Estella von Hellman: My brilliance astounds even me.

But Fukushima Peruto started protesting against what Cruella had in mind for her new dalmatian puppy fur coat.

Fukushima Peruto: Ie. Ie. We should add the ko inu to the hemmu.

Of course, Cruella, herself, made argument back at Fukushima.

Cruella De Vil/Estella von Hellman: Oh, you wouldn't dare.

Fukushima still protested against the design for her dalmatian puppy fur coat that Cruella had in mind. The Japanese furrier even started complaining about the puppy fur coat which the newly resurrected devil woman had in mind.

Fukushima Peruto: But this is rast-u month-u's rength!

Cruella still argued with Fukushima about her new design for the dalmatian puppy fur coat she had in mind.

Cruella De Vil/Estella von Hellman: If Cruella De Vil draws it, it defines length.

Just when Peruto thought she could not have gotten any more worrisome, Cruella started drawing an entirely new feature on the dalmatian puppy fur coat. The newly resurrected devil woman started sketching what looked to have been a hood. The Japanese furrier still protested against it, anyway.

Fukushima Peruto: Ie. Ie! Ie_

Then, just as Miss De Vil thought her Japanese furrier co-conspirator could not have gotten any more argumentative, Peruto actually tried to grab the newly resurrected devil woman's charcoal pencil from out of her hand as she attempted to make her adjustments to the drawing any further. They even both grunted as they disputed over the design of the future dalmatian puppy fur coat. Suddenly, Jermaine stepped into the room to witness their argument about said fur coat. He seemed to have a smile on his face before having witnessed the argument between them both. Cruella was the first one to notice him after he came into the closet.

Cruella De Vil/Estella von Hellman: What?!

Jermaine then delivered his message to Cruella about the dalmatian puppies that had already been previously abducted from their present homesteads, whether in London or the British countryside.

Jermaine Merion Sabano: Forty dalmatian puppies just sh-shipped off to Tokyo_

Then, Jermaine grew a frown on his face as the Jamaican looked in Fukushima's direction.

Jermaine Merion Sabano (continued): _ to h-his shop.

That was when Fukushima made a comment of his own back to Jermaine.

Fukushima Peruto: Not enough.

Cruella even followed Fukushima's comment with a demand she had to Jermaine.

Cruella De Vil/Estella von Hellman: We need 102. This time I want a hooded spotted puppy coat.

Jermaine Merion Sabano: Hooded spotted p-puppy coat?

Fukushima mocked Jermaine's hesitation about the thought of a dalmatian puppy fur coat to come with a hood.

Fukushima Peruto: 'Hooded spotted ko inu kôtô?'.

Naturally, Jermaine thought a hood for her dalmatian puppy fur coat was a little excessive. It had mostly been because he did not look forward to having to get more dalmatian puppies, though.

Jermaine Merion Sabano: But ninety-nine puppies would make lovely coat, Miss De Vil 'mon. It's also not all that easy to steal_

Fukushima interrupted Jermaine as he tried to talk Cruella out of wanting her newer dalmatian puppy fur coat to have a hood.

Fukushima Peruto: Stieru? Who said anything about stieru?

Apparently, Cruella, herself, had to clarify that they had to resort to stealing the dalmatian puppies for her puppy fur coat in order to even obtain them, at all.

Cruella De Vil/Estella von Hellman: Well, what did you think, Peruto-san, that we'd have the time to breed them?

Upon finally realizing how Cruella even had to obtain the animals for their materials, of course, Fukushima had a thing or two to say against the process, himself.

Fukushima Peruto: Skinning is one thing, but-but stiering_

Naturally, Cruella had her own strategy to get Fukushima to quit worrying about the penalty for stealing in England and in Japan.

Cruella De Vil/Estella von Hellman: Oh, stop whining. I've a perfectly good imbecile to take the fall for stealing all those puppies I had sent off to your workshop in Tokyo.

Jermaine stepped forward. Ironically, he was proudly ready to take the fall for all the puppy-napping, as he was Cruella's butler and valet. Both fortunately and unfortunately for her Jamaican servant, the devil woman had a completely different person in mind to take the fall.

Cruella De Vil/Estella von Hellman (continued): Not you, Jermaine. Another imbecile.

Meanwhile, both Carlisle and Harriette watched as Cruella plotted with her newly redesigned hooded dalmatian puppy fur coat in both Fukushima and Jermaine's company as the Japanese furrier plotted with the newly resurrected devil woman. The Chinese crested dog and the sphynx cat spoke to one another in their own native tongues as they worried about what was happening on the grounds of the De Vil Estate.

Carlisle: This is so not good. There must be something that we, ourselves, can do about this, Harriette my friend.

Harriette: We better find a way to get the news of our so-called owner's resurrected condition out to the public somehow.

The nearly bald dog and the completely bald cat nearly drove themselves as crazy as Cruella, herself, while they worried their hearts out about the consequences awaiting the public had they been too late to see through the devil woman's cure having already been reversed at the chiming of Big Ben, himself.