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Gulli

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Not to be confused with the television channel with the same name.
Gulli
NameGulli
Developer(s)Europe Explorer
Initial release1999
DescriptionJe suis Gulli, votre compagnon France Explorer.
Extra dataCopyright © 1999 Europe Explorer / Version # 1.0.0
Animations65
TTS voiceEnglish-American: Reed (Adult Male)
Downloadhttps://tmafe.com/ms-agent-hosting-8/Gulli_fr.acs (character)
http://circuspals.w10.site/downloads/rt_tts.zip (voice)

Gulli is a Microsoft Agent character released by Europe Explorer as part of the France Explorer software. His appearance is a stick figure-like character who has a white head with light orange cheeks, white nose, black dot eyes and a black mouth, white torso, darker blue stick-like arms and legs, darker blue feet and hands, and light orange long pants.

Use in France Explorer

Gulli serves as the mascot of France Explorer, a French online service provider.

Character data

Character data for Gulli
File name: Gulli_fr.acs
Description: Je suis Gulli, votre compagnon France Explorer.
Extra data: Copyright © 1999 Europe Explorer / Version # 1.0.0
File size: 2.08 MB
Animations: 65
TTS voice: English-American: Reed (Adult Male)
GUID: {708700C2-A0EF-11D3-B8FA-00105A99634A}
TTSMode ID: {BF5EAD40-9F65-11CF-8FC8-0020AF14F271}
TTS speed: 112
TTS pitch: 86
Width: 148px
Length: 148px


In English language

Description (original in French) Description (English translation)
Je suis Gulli, votre compagnon France Explorer. I am Gulli, your France Explorer companion.

Trivia

  • Gulli was created in 1999.
  • Gulli was originally undiscovered, but was soon found on August 14th, 2025 from Textfiles' DiscMaster, a site for searching contents from CD-ROMs and others.
  • Gulli uses the ViaVoice Outloud 4.0 TTS voice, which can be downloaded from this article.
  • There are no known English versions of Gulli.
  • As with most classical Microsoft Agents, he has his own color table to utilize multiple unique colors to make the character seem higher quality.

References