This is a character sheet for the main cast of the 90s Nelvana animated series, Stickin' Around.
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Stacy Stickler
Voiced by: Ashley Taylor
One of the show's two central characters and generally the more sensible and mature of the duo. She's an 8-year-old girl with a big imagination and a bit of a bossy, know-it-all attitude.- Alliterative Name: Stacy Stickler.
- Catchphrase:
- "...For your big fat information."
- "Real mature, Bradley."
- Embarrassing Old Photo: Has a lot of them, especially the school pictures that show her wearing a sailor suit.
- French Maid: Dressed like one when she was a mermaid, which was played off as a Visual Pun.
- Jerkass to One: She's quite a big jerk to Bradley even though she's supposed to be his best friend.
- Running Gag: Getting Bradley to wear girls' clothing. It's even acknowledged in the Halloween Episode when Stacy claims that her princess costume would look better on him.
- Victoria's Secret Compartment: Done with a bottle opener to keep Bradley from drinking the bottle of Mr. Fizzy until after he helps her clean up her closet.
- With Friends Like These...: Stacy claims to be Bradley's friend, and yet she frequently bullies and torments him.
Bradley
Voiced by: Ashley Brown
The show's other protagonist and the goofier one between them. He's a 9-year-old boy who constantly imagines himself as all kinds of crazy characters.- Accidental Pervert: At one point, he finds himself wearing a slip, which he thought was silky pajamas. Until Stacy reminded him that it's worn underneath a dress.
- Bandito: El Bradliachi (when he's not a matador, that is).
- Butt-Monkey: Frequently humiliated, injured and wedgied, Bradley has clearly been inconvenienced enough to earn this title.
- In-Series Nickname: B-Man by Stacy, Scradley by Lance.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Does this at times, especially in the Green Aesop episode when he destroys the Ozone Layer and even causes a solar-powered vacuum to suck in the entire universe right after Stacy saves the unspoiled planet.
- Potty Emergency: Experiences this after drinking six cans of Mr Fizzy on "Hold It." It did not end well.
- Defied in one episode in which Stacy cast him as the Princess and the pea... but said "She had to pee real bad!"
Polly
Voiced by: Marianna Galati
The younger half-sister of resident bully Lance and one of Stacy and Bradley's main friends. Despite her extremely precocious and knowledgeable nature, she seems completely unaware of the fact her pet poodle Pepperoni, whom she takes everywhere with her, is dead.- Berserk Button: Mentioning that her beloved pet dog Pepperoni has passed away really makes her angry.
- Child Prodigy: Both the youngest and the smartest character in the show.
- He Who Fights Monsters: "Is this going to be another one of those gratuitous scenes of mindless violence without any sense of consequence or deeper psychological implication?"
- Innocent Prodigy: Despite her being so smart, she still can't understand her dog is dead.
- Meaningful Name: Not Polly herself, but her dog, Pepperoni. Another name for roadkill is "road pizza", and what is the name of a popular pizza topping?
- Mummies at the Dinner Table: Her pet poodle Pepperoni has a very visible tire mark.
- Selective Obliviousness: She's an incredibly bright young girl but still refuses to believe that her dog is dead.
- Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: Tends to speak at a grade level far above her actual age.
- Technical Pacifist: She all but detests acts of violence, but isn't afraid of taking drastic measures.
Lance
Voiced by: Andrew Craig
The neighborhood bully who constantly picks on all the other kids, especially Bradley. Like most stereotypical school bullies, he's big and mean, but also quite stupid.- Catchphrase: "Pound you later, Scradley."
- Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: Lance does this to the "Shadow of Ultimate Darkness" by accident when Russell bumps into him.
- Dumb Muscle: He's a moronic bully who picks on kids smaller and weaker than him.
- Insistent Terminology: Lance insists on calling Polly his half sister.
- Kids Are Cruel: His and Russell's favorite pasttime is torturing Bradley, although they'll go after the other kids too.
- No-Sell: He never seems bothered by Russell's stink, despite always hanging out with him.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Lance is the red to Russell's blue.
- Terms of Endangerment: He constantly addresses Bradley as "Scradley."
- Those Two Bad Guys: He and Russell constantly cause trouble for the smaller kids.
- Wedgie: He and Russell constantly threaten to do these to Bradley. They give him one in the Grand Finale, in a Discretion Shot that has Dil screaming in horror. The final scene is of Stacy unveiling a statue of Bradley after he's been wedgied.
- We Will Meet Again: "You're gonna pay for this, Scradley."
Russell
Voiced by: Amos Crawley
Lance's friend and partner-in-crime. He is even stupider than Lance, but what he lacks in awareness, he makes up for in unhygienic practices, bad odors, and general filthiness.- Catchphrase: "What?" "Yeah, (either what Lance said/did or something related)." "Quit lookin'!"
- A Day in the Limelight: "Do The Russell" and "All Washed Up".
- Depending on the Artist: He has short red hair, although in some episodes, he is drawn with hairs sticking out of his hair or no hair at all.
- The Dragon: An old YTV website described him as "the perfect henchman", and he serves as such for Lance.
- Dumb Muscle: Lance isn't too bright, but Russell's so stupid he makes Lance looks like a Rhodes scholar.
- Evil Genius: He gets this upgrade due to an accidental slip up with the report card grades. By the time said mistake is pointed out, he already used his "intellect" to build a gigantic stink bomb.
- Fartillery: It's implied he uses his farts as a weapon but is never shown doing so. It's even lampshaded by Stacy and Bradley.
- Not So Above It All: Despite being a tough person, he freaks out when watching "The Wonderful World of Wiping" and in another episode, falls in love with Stacy's cast.
- Phrase Catcher: "Whoa man, what's that funky smell?" Someone inevitably says this right before Lance and Russell arrive.
- The Pig-Pen: His smell is usually how people know the pair has arrived. It's later revealed that he cleans out the dumpster every Saturday, which is why he smells so bad.
- Plucky Comic Relief: His facial expressions, actions and words can be amusing at times.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Russell is the blue to Lance's red.
- Those Two Bad Guys: He and Lance constantly cause trouble for the smaller kids.
- Wedgie: He loves giving these to "Scradley" as much as Lance does. They give him one in the Grand Finale, in a Discretion Shot that has Dil screaming in horror. The final scene is of Stacy unveiling a statue of Bradley after he's been wedgied.
Dill
Voiced by: Daniel Goodfellow
A friend and classmate of Stacy and Bradley. He's usually heard before he's seen thanks to the fact he constantly yells at the top of his lungs, much to the annoyance of his friends.- Ambiguous Disorder: He screams all his dialogue at the top of his lungs, goes on long rambling tangents, and doesn't seem to pick up on anybody's social cues.
- Catchphrase: HOLY MACKEREL!!! DUUUUUUUUUUH!!! SHEESH!!!
- Chewing the Scenery HOLYYYYYYYYY MACKEREL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Incoming Ham: HI GUYS!!!
- Phrase Catcher: (in dull monotone voice) Hi Dill.
- Large Ham
WHERE'S THE CHEESE!?- Oh, there's plenty of cheese.
- No Indoor Voice: Apparently, the volume control in his brain is BROKEN!!!
- Talkative Loon: A bad combination with his constant yelling...
- Verbal Tic: "YOU GUYS!", "YOU KNOW!" and "OR WHAT!"
Frank
Voiced by: Robert Smith
Stacy's gluttonous and overweight pet wiener dog.- Acrofatic: Lance and Russell recruit Frank when they play baseball against the other kids. They use bags of "Cheese Poopers" to get him to run the bases, and he's so fast the other kids can't tag him out.
- Animals Fear Neutering: He runs away when Stella and Stanley take him to the vet to get "fixed". Eventually, he falls asleep and he gets taken to the vet, but the aftermath is never shown.
- Big Eater: He'll eat anything that's edible.
- Meat-O-Vision: Suffers this on a frequent status.
- Non-Human Sidekick: To Bradley and Stacy.
Melody
Voiced by: Leah Renee Cudmore
An intelligent and bespectacled friend and classmate of Stacy and Bradley who is bound to a wheelchair.- True Blue Femininity: Both in the Baseball Episode and Season 2 onward.
Stella Stickler
Voiced by: Catherine Disher
Stacy's mother, who is very stern and has a bit of a temper.- Alliterative Name: Stella Stickler.
- Fantasy Forbidding Mother: Does not approve of Stacy and Bradley's imagination.
Stanley Stickler
Voiced by: Philip Williams
Stacy's father and Stella's divorced husband. He has a knack for fixing and inventing things, although anytime he tries his hand at it, things are bound to end badly.- Alliterative Name: Stanley Stickler.
- Bungling Inventor: His inventions rarely work.
- The Ditz: He's not particularly bright and doesn't get that his family has green gravel, not a lawn.
- Lethal Chef: Related to the above, making him also a Cordon Bleugh Chef.
Mr. Doddler
Voiced by: Nicholas Rice
An elderly neighbor of Stacy known to her as "Mr. D". He frequently tells the kids ridiculous stories about what things were like back in his day.- Cloudcuckoolander: Constantly rambles about his childhood days, including all the way to the Big Bang
Ms. Mobley
Voiced by: Melleny Brown
Stacy and Bradley's eccentric and excessively cheerful schoolteacher.- Catchphrase: "Won't that be fun."
- Misplaced Kindergarten Teacher: Treats the kids like they're younger than nine.
- Teacher/Student Romance: It's hinted that she falls in love with Bradley because he becomes the hall monitor in "The Good, the Bad, and the Bradley".
Principal Coffin
Voiced by: Benedict Campbell
The intimidating and cold-hearted principal of Stacy and Bradley's school who look suspiciously like a zombie or vampire. Mr. Lederhosen
Voiced by: Ron Rubin
The highly militaristic gym teacher at Stacy and Bradley's school. Ashley
Voiced by: Lisa Yamanaka
A snobby classmate of Stacy and Bradley. She is the richest and most popular girl at the school, much to Stacy's resentment. William
Voiced by: Daniel DeSanto
An overweight classmate of Stacy and Bradley who loves to eat.