u/AgentSparkz

All this happened before I was born. My parents were getting married and both big families were in attendance. My second cousin, who was a very young child, was given a few things to play with as a distraction, including a plastic army man and some string. During the reading of the vows, he was apparently very enthusiastically wrapping the string around said army man, finishing just around the time of the 'I do's, leading to a perfectly timed and oblivious interruption:

Priest: "Do you take this blah blah priest things"

Dad: "I do."

Cousin, very loudly and proudly, holding up his army man: "Yep, he's stuck now!"

This is a story I have heard every other year for 3 decades now, and every time the family has a good laugh about it.

I cannot remember the name, the media, or anything, I just have a vague memory of a female character with a red baseball cap. She would turn the cap to transform into animals. While she was an animal, she still had the cap on and would turn it back to become human again. It's not an animorphs thing as far as I know. I remember it from my childhood, which was the late 90s and the 00's.

Edit: Thinking more about it, it was either a cartoon show, movie, or a comic strip or something similar. It was definitely visual and was drawn, not filmed or photographed.