Happy Chinese New Year. It is the year of the tiger and to celebrate we have Anne Boonchuy being bound and gagged in Cheongsam Dress.

Chinese Tiger zodiac sign are born leaders, and they have the energy, charisma, and the audacity to pull it off. A Tiger will always let his or her presence be known. Because they are accustomed to leading, they tend to be authorative in all areas of life. Sometimes a little reminder is helpful to bring them back down to earth. A Tiger never backs down from a challenge; in fact, they love challenges. Those are what fuel them. It may come as a surprise to outsiders, then, but those born in the year of the Tiger also have internal struggles with feelings of alienation.

In the wild, tigers are strong, majestic beasts, but they do spend a great deal of time alone. So it is with this Chinese horoscope sign. It is lonely at the top, which is something most Tigers can identify with. In part because of their dual nature, they behave in unpredictable ways. They are always looking for new adventures, and it is not unheard of for them to pack up and go on. The last thing they want is to be tied down; freedom is the most important thing to a Chinese Tiger sign.

Anne Savisa Boonchuy is the main protagonist of the Disney Channel TV show Amphibia. She's a girl who stumbles upon a magical chest that takes her, Sasha Waybright and Marcy Wu to Amphibia and became friends with Sprig Plantar, a 10-year-old frog. She represents the blue gem of Heart on the Calamity box. Anne is described as a "self-centered" girl. Judging by her appearance, she is an adventurous spirit who is very curious and easily excited.

When Wally claims he saw a "beast", it's revealed to be a human girl named Anne Boonchuy, who has been magically transported into their world. After Anne saves him from a giant mantis, Sprig sees her as a hero.

Anne later gets captured by an angry mob of frogs led by Mayor Toadstool (Stephen Root), but when two new giant mantises attack, she and Sprig work together to defeat them. After beating the bigger of the two mantises, Toadstool suggests running Anne out of town. Sprig stands up to the mob, taking responsibility for her well-being. The Plantars take Anne as their own to everyone's chagrin. Anne now lives with the Plantar's until the valley clears up in a couple of months.

In the last scene, Anne pulls out a box that got her there in the first place and tries to get it to work. However, this time, unlike before, it doesn't work, making the box looks like a normal one. This troubles Anne, causing herself to resign to her current fate.

Anne and Plantar family eventually stop at a town where its citizens marvel at Anne's appearance. This leads them to an oddities wax museum, where they meet the Curator who shows off the various wax statues he has on display. When Anne comes across a portable CD player that came from her world, she allows herself to be put on display for a day so she can obtain it. She goes back later that night to prepare, but the Curator traps her and attempts to permanently encase her in wax. When the Plantars discover Anne missing, they go back to the oddities museum and try to free her. They find out that the wax "statues" are actually live creatures where they free them and save Anne. The creatures drag the Curator into a room as red wax spills under the door. Sprig is able to get the CD player and the family makes their final push to Newtopia.