Django Brown

"I can put my foot behind my head."

- Django

Django Brown is one of Phineas and Ferb's friends. He can surf and, so he believes, put his foot behind his head. Also is a very good artist and is in the race in "Greece Lightning".

Biography
Django was born in America and is the son of the artist Beppo Brown, who is famous for his work in making giant creations, from refrigerators to dental floss. ("Oil on Candace"). His mother has not yet been introduced.

He is a friend with Phineas, Ferb, Isabella, and Baljeet.

He appears to have some athletic ability. He seems to believe he can do awesome things, like putting his foot behind his head ("Jerk De Soleil").

Django makes a cameo appearance at the Backyard Beach as one of the surfers that Buford removes from the surfing competition. ("Lawn Gnome Beach Party of Terror")

Abilities

 * Surfing: Django can surf, granted clumsily.("Lawn Gnome Beach Party of Terror")
 * Putting Foot Behind Head: Django tries to put his foot behind his head, but he isn't flexible enough, so when he tries it at Phineas and Ferb's cirque he gets hurt. ("Jerk De Soleil")
 * Artist: Like his dad, Beppo Brown, he is really good at art. His latest work was a picture of him and his dad he wants to show to him, but he thinks it is too small in comparison to his dad's art to show to his dad. The picture, later, is honored by his dad putting it on the front of his giant fridge. ("Oil on Candace")
 * Violinist: He has been shown playing violin rock. ("The Baljeatles")

Appearance
Django sports a spiky brown head of hair, which is very shaggy and covers a part of his ears. He wears a yellow shirt, and with it being summer, shorts. Also has black eyes. Usually wears sandals.

Background Information

 * Django has only appeared in seven episodes so far.
 * He is named after series creator Jeff "Swampy" Marsh's son Django. (Dan Povenmire Correspondence)

Appearances and References

 * Lawn Gnome Beach Party of Terror
 * Jerk De Soleil
 * Greece Lightning
 * One Good Scare Ought to Do It!
 * Oil on Candace
 * Out of Toon
 * The Baljeatles