Doodah Day

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Artemis Fowl character
Doodah Day
Gender Male
Species Pixie
First appearance Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony

Doodah Day is a pixie criminal legend starring in the fifth book of the Artemis Fowl series, Artemis Fowl and the Lost Colony. He is a fish smuggler who nearly kills PI Holly Short with a multimixer as she chases him during her time as a Bounty Hunter. He later claims that all he meant to do was "scare her a little" because she was not meant to be chasing him. He later helps Artemis and Holly retrieve a demon, and becomes Mulch's partner. He claims he can drive anything.He has a device called the Mongocharger which uses a nuclear battery to boost any vehicle's power.

Sources from Artemis Fowl and the Lost Colony by Eoin Colfer.

 v • d • e Eoin Colfer’s Artemis Fowl
Books: Main Series: Artemis Fowl | The Arctic Incident | The Eternity Code | The Opal Deception | The Lost Colony | Book 6 (title unknown)

Related Books: The Seventh Dwarf | The Artemis Fowl Files
Film: Artemis Fowl
Characters
Characters: Artemis Fowl | Butler | Juliet Butler | Foaly | Holly Short | Julius Root | Mulch Diggums | Minerva Paradizo | N°1 | Arno Blunt | Billy Kong | Briar Cudgeon | The Brill Brothers | Doodah Day | Jon Spiro | Leon Abbot | Opal Koboi | Scalene | Angeline Fowl | Ark Sool | Artemis Fowl, Sr. | Caballine | Chix Verbil | Grub Kelp | Jerbal Argon | Qwan | Qweffor | Trouble Kelp | Vinyáya
Groups
Organizations: Lower Elements Police | LEPrecon | LEPretrieval | LEPtraffic | Section Eight | Fission Chips | B'wa Kell | Phonetix | Russian Mafiya
Types of Fairies: Elves | Dwarves | Trolls | Goblins | Centaurs | Sprites | Pixies | Demons | Warlocks
Locations: Fowl Manor | Police Plaza | Haven | Tara | Fowl Star | Spiro Needle | Hybras
Languages: Gnommish | Centaurian
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