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Titular Detective “You dealin' with a white blood cell here!„ Osmosis Jones“You want Osmosis? You got Osmosis!„ Ozzy's catchphraseOsmosis 'Ozzy' Jones is the titular main protagonist of the 2001 film of and its spin-off TV series Ozzy & Drix.Despite being a police officer, he doesn't seem to have much respect for authority.
His best friend's and he has a crush on the mayor's secretary Leah Estrogen. He is funny and adventure-seeking. Ozzy will anything to keep Frank in shape, even if it means stopping Thrax.He was voiced by in the film, who later voiced and was voiced by Phil LaMarr in the TV series who also voices Marty in the Madagascar video games,. Contents AppearanceOzzy's a baby-blue white blood cell. He wears a white t-shirt with a brown jacket, black pants, and black shoes.PersonalityOzzy's an adventurous, resourceful, rebellious, carefree, inept, and funny white-blood cell who tries to keep Frank DeTorre healthy.When he sees, he gets all flirty and tries to impress her. Ozzy can be very kind to his friends and he always knows what's right.
Ozzy's also very brave when confronts Thrax two times.HistoryOzzy's first seen when the movie enters into Frank's body for the first time. He's seen on Mouth Patrol in a helicopter reading a magazine called DNA which is a knock off of Playboy magazines.Soon while in the helicopter the pilot spots a group of germs that they believed that were Gingivitis manage to hijack a squad car and were chased and shot at by Ozzy but were sucked into Frank's windpipe by a yawn.Then Ozzy jumps out of the helicopter to go after the germs, but he only manages to get the smallest out of group. Despite being told to stay out of the chase, Ozzy follows the germs and accidentally triggers a cramp in Frank's right leg.Back in the mouth, some spit cells are still breaking down the egg when a Virus named Thrax appears and after burning the spit cells and their boat, triggers a sore throat.Then Ozzy's chewed out by the Chief for his earlier violation of orders.