Being a Long Running series, this franchise has built up numerous characters over the years.
Strawberry Shortcake Series Character Pages
- The characters from the original series
- The characters from the 2003 reboot series
- The characters from ''Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures''
- The characters from ''Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City''
General Tropes for Strawberry Shortcake Characters
- The Bus Came Back: Often times, certain characters from the past generation will be brought over for the succeeding generation.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Many characters from past incarnations end up being left out of future series. Some examples include Ginger Snap, T.N. Honey, Cafe Ole, and Rainbow Sherbet, all of whom have only appeared in their debut series, with no signs of a new incarnation.
- Edible Theme Naming: Every character is named after a fruit, pastry, tea, candy, etc. As long as it's sweet or a baked good, it's probably a Strawberry Shortcake name. Their appearances will usually reflect their motif (ex: Strawberry Shortcake's strawberry themed hats).
- There Are No Adults: Aside from minor characters or outright villains, there are usually no adults seen in a Strawberry Shortcake series.
- This is notably averted in Berry in the Big City, which features several prominent adult characters, such as Aunt Praline, or the parents of the other Berry Besties.
- You Don't Look Like You: Everyone's appearance will drastically change from series to series, and will more often than not bear little resemblance to their predecessor. Certain design elements may remain consistent for some characters, though. Strawberry Shortcake will always have her strawberry hat and red/pink hair, Purple Pieman will be tall, have a mustache, and wear a chef hat.
- Averted by Purple Pieman and Sour Grapes in the 2003 series, which is heavily based on their 1980s designs.