Domino

Character

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Domino 2000 Live-Action Game
Name	Domino
Gender	Male
Species	Dog (Dalmatian)
Appearances	102 Dalmatians 102 Dalmatians: Puppies To The Rescue
Voice Actor(s)	Frankie Muniz (video game)

“

What could possibly go wrong?

”

---Domino, 102 Dalmatians: Puppies To The Rescue

Domino is one of Dottie and Dipstick's puppies together with Oddball and Little Dipper. He has two black ears with rows of white spots like a set of game dice, thus earning him the name "Domino." He also has a blue (live-action)/red (cartoon) collar that has a domino hanging from it. It is also worthy to note that Domino appears to have a lot of large black spots, as opposed to Little Dipper whose spots are more numerous and smaller.

Bio

102 Dalmatians

Domino first appears as a newborn puppy together with Oddball and Little Dipper. He is later seen when Oddball attempts to get "spots" from a wet black inkjet copier, after she notices that she doesn't have any spots, when she is suddenly flung out the window, but is seen hanging on to the windowsill. Domino and Little Dipper go out and try to save her, to which they succeed. He is later shown when Kevin and Chloe go on a date and he and his family are left watching TV. Jean-Pierre Le Pelt then kidnaps him, his siblings, and his mother. Domino is not shown for the rest of the film, but makes a small appearance at the end of the film with Little Dipper.

102 Dalmatians: Puppies To The Rescue

Domino in game

Oddball and Domino

Domino makes an appearance in the video game 102 Dalmatians: Puppies To The Rescue, which is based off the movie 102 Dalmatians. Domino and Oddball are the main characters of the game and have to rescue other puppies from being kidnapped by Cruella, after disobeying their parents of not getting involved. He has a red collar which a domino hangs vertically. He is voiced by Frankie Muniz in the game.

Trivia

• One known issue about Domino is his collar. In 102 Dalmatians, he is seen wearing a blue collar, whereas in his cartoon form and merchandise, he wears a red collar. Though both collars feature a domino hanging from it.
• The video game was not completely based off the live-action film. The game features a different timeline and an entirely different plot.
  • In the movie, although his brothers and sisters were dognapped, Domino is also captured.
  • In the video game, Domino and Oddball were the rescuers. In the film, although Dottie was captured, Dipstick was not.
• It is curious to note that in the game Puppies to the Rescue, Domino and Oddball appear to have 99 brothers and sisters in addition to Little Dipper, while in the movie, it is only the three of them until they rescue the other puppies from Cruella de Vil.
• Domino got his name from the pattern of spots on his ears.
• In some cliparts Domino is seen with a spot on top of his head, but in some, there are none.