Deb Rigalli

Deborah "Deb" Rigalli is a minor, recurring character in the cartoon 98th Street School.

Personality
Deb seems like a very loving and devoted wife and mother who cares for her family very deeply, wanting only the best for them all. She and her husband, Rob Rigalli, are both guilty of embarrassing their youngest child and only daughter: Aubree Rigalli; however, they do never seem to feel ashamed about this at all, and practically make a habit out of it. This is proven in the episode "Parent’s Night".

In addition to being unbearably pretty, Deb has more of a feminine personality; enjoying things like shopping for "girly" clothes, buying makeup and hair products to look very great. In the episode "More Like Greta", she has also apparently made more than one attempt to try and get her tomboyish daughter to follow in her footsteps, by making her act and dress more like a girl. This being all against her own desire and will.

She has taken ballet lessons, as stated in the episode "Dance Lessons" when she explains her daughter that she once took a dance class and wanted her daughter to follow in her footsteps - hence, she signed her up for one, much to Rigalli's dismay. Moreover, even though Rigalli may not exactly be all to in touch with her feminine side; both Deb and Rob cherish her a very great deal, and all in love her just the way she is.

Appearance
Deb is mostly shown wearing a short pink top with a lace collar and shoulder straps with some of her petite stomach exposed. Also, she has on a pair of tight lime green pants that stop inches above her ankles, and have pink polka dots all over them. On her feet she wears a pair of red heels; and for accessories she has on a small pair of golden hoop earrings, a thin golden chain necklace with a small religious pendant hanging from it and a pair of hot pink vintage cat's eye glasses, and a wide lime green headband in her red '60s flip hairstyle.

History
Deb appears in several episodes and the feature film 98th Street School: School's Out. Most prominently are "Parent's Night", "Dance Lessons", and "More Like Greta". In which, she is seen alongside either Rigalli, other members of the Rigalli family, or both.