Characters / Kaeloo

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• Aerith and Bob: There are weird names like "Stumpy" and "Quack Quack", but there's also a guy named Olaf. This is discussed in Seasons 4 and 5, which reveal that these names are considered bizarre in-universe as well. Quack-Quack was named by a young Kaeloo when she found his egg, Stumpy's family is known for giving terrible names to their children that everyone else finds ridiculous, and Mr. Cat has the fairly normal first name of Hector.
• Ascended to Carnivorism: Stumpy, Pretty and Eugly can sometimes be seen eating meat products.
• Cast Full of Crazy: Every single character on the show is unstable and unhinged, and it's stated in-universe that the four main characters are all in need of serious therapy for their issues.
• Comedic Sociopathy: With the exceptions of Quack Quack and Eugly, they all exhibit this.
• Crying Critters: Despite being animals, all of them have cried at some point in the show. Yes, even Mr. Cat.
• Dirty Kid: Kaeloo is a Covert Pervert, but Stumpy, Mr. Cat, Pretty and even Quack Quack have openly shown how perverted they are.
• Dysfunction Junction:
  • Kaeloo is obsessed with perfection.
  • Stumpy is an idiot who has no sense of reality, who has even gotten himself killed on more than one occasion by doing stupid things.
  • Quack Quack is addicted to yogurt, and is still traumatized by the death of his parents.
  • Mr. Cat, the worst of the lot, is an Ax-Crazy preteen sadomasochist who murders people for fun and has been arrested at least once.
  • Pretty (in the earlier seasons) is a shallow, superficial Alpha Bitch. Her narcissism causes her to endanger herself by doing things like buying a dress that was several sizes too small and forcing herself to lose enough weight to make it fit her, and she screams at, abuses, and manipulates anyone who dares to stand against her.
  • Eugly is a shy Extreme Doormat who spends her time being abused and ridiculed by the other characters.
  • Olaf is a megalomaniac with delusions of grandeur who wants to Take Over the World. One episode even has him build a giant statue of himself and force the citizens of Smileyland to worship it.
  • Game Rule is essentially a dictator who will punish anyone for actions that are even slightly out of line.
  • Cramoisie spends every waking minute of her life trying to find new ways to insult the people around her, including people she just met, for no reason at all.
  • Lavanade has the power to summon spirits and uses this ability to [[Disproportionate Retribution summon ghosts to mob anyone who minorly inconveniences her.
  • Nombril is obsessed with drawing attention to herself, to the point where she ignores her surroundings and nearly ends up in danger several times.
  • Poucave has zero respect for the boundaries of anyone around her and will gladly break into places to hide and spy on people before spreading their personal information for the sake of "journalism".
• Four-Fingered Hands: All of them except Olaf have these. Justified, since they're animals.
  • Averted when Kaeloo and Mr. Cat turn into humans in Episode 176. Their human forms have five fingers on each hand.
• Funny Animal: A frog, a squirrel, a duck, a cat, two rabbits and a penguin.
• Humanlike Hand Anatomy: All of them have human-like Four-Fingered Hands even though the real life version of the animals don't. Quack Quack and Olaf have hands that are flat like wings, though.
• Interspecies Friendship: Standard for shows featuring Funny Animals. This is an interesting case, though, as they aren't particularly nice to each other a lot of the time, especially in the case of the downright villainous and Ax-Crazy Mr. Cat.
• Kids Are Cruel: All of them are children/preteens and considering what kind of show this is, all of them have their moments of cruelty; even the kinder characters, like Quack-Quack and Ardoise, have some meaner moments.
• Meaningful Name:
  • "Kaeloo" means "frog" in Japanese (カエル - "Kaeru").
  • Subverted with Stumpy. He was originally going to have no arms, but he does have arms in the show proper. However, the name "Stumpy"/"Moignon" stuck.
  • Quack Quack can only say "quack".
  • Mr. Cat is a cat. His first name is Hector, which means "holding fast", highlighting his nature as a Determinator who has successfully managed to deal with most of his struggles in life.
  • Pretty is pretty and Eugly (pronounced "ugly")... isn't.
  • Olaf's name means "ancestral heritage"; being born an emperor penguin was what spurred his decision to Take Over the World.
  • Ardoise's name means "slate". A slate is used for doing mathematical calculations, something which Ardoise does all the time.
  • Cramoisie's name means "crimson" and she always wears red.
  • Poucave's name means "snitch". Poucave is a character who tells everyone information that was meant to stay a secret.
  • Vitamine's name means "vitamin". Vitamins give you energy, and Vitamine is hyperactive.
• The Mentally Disturbed: One episode explained how the main four, Pretty, and Eugly all need therapy. Olaf was absent in this episode, but other episodes suggest that he is also insane.
• Minor Living Alone: Most of the episodes show the characters, who are all kids/preteens, living alone. However, the show has horrible continuity issues, so a few episodes show the characters who do have parents^note A couple of them don't living at home with their parents.
• Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: While Mr. Cat is the worst when it comes to this, all of them are prone to doing things that children shouldn't do, like drinking, using weapons or swearing. Pretty has gotten a facelift in the past and they are all fairly perverted.
• Vague Age: Aside from Stumpy, who is 10, the ages of the rest of the characters are unknown. The only other character who we have anything close to a canon age for is Cramoisie, who is "less than six years old".

The Main Four

• Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: They do have their moments.
• Batman Can Breathe in Space: All of them can breathe and talk in outer space.
• Casual Danger Dialogue: They do this a lot.
• Childhood Friends: They've known each other at least since they were toddlers.
• Color-Coded Characters:
  • Kaeloo - Pink
  • Stumpy - Red
  • Quack Quack - Blue/White
  • Mr. Cat - Orange
• Everyone Went to School Together: A flashback shows them together in school as toddlers.
• Family of Choice: They treat each other like a family and are even referred to as one in the show despite not being biologically related. Especially for Mr. Cat and Quack Quack, who don't have actual families.
• Four-Fingered Hands: Justified, since they're animals.
• Four-Man Band:
  • Only Sane Man: Kaeloo... kind of.
  • The Smart Guy: Quack Quack.
  • The Casanova Wannabe: Mr. Cat. He fits both the sexual type and the psychopathic type.
  • Butt-Monkey: Stumpy.
• Funny Animal: A frog, a squirrel, a duck and a cat.
• Ensemble Cast: Despite the show being named after Kaeloo, all four are given equal attention.
• Hypocritical Heartwarming: They act like complete jerks to one another, but if anyone else dares to mess with one of them, the other three come charging in.
• Not a Morning Person: Except Kaeloo, they're all pretty grumpy and tired in the morning.
• Odd Friendship: A friendly, cheerful, but silly frog with the abillity to transform into a muscular toad whenever she gets angry, a stupid and hyperactive squirrel obsessed with video games and comic books, multi-talented and indestructible duck who can't talk and is addicted to yogurt and an Ax-Crazy Jerkass of a cat. Despite how often they fight, they are surprisingly close.
• True Companions: They don't show it that often, but when trouble arises they're always there for each other. One episode even had them sing a rap song about how even if they died, all four of them would wind up in Hell together.
  Kaeloo: [singing] Eternity is not long... when you are not alone!
• Vitriolic Best Buds: They mercilessly rag on each other sometimes to the point where it could be considered bullying, they engage in acts of violence with each other, and they often throw each other under the bus. A special mention goes to Mr. Cat and Quack Quack, since Mr. Cat is an Ax-Crazy psychopath and Quack Quack often finds himself on the receiving end of abuse with actual weapons such as chainsaws and bazookas. Yet, when push comes to shove, they're willing to stand up for each other (especially when someone else is targeting one of them) and often show that they really do care about each other. Sometimes they even say they see each other as a family.
• With Friends Like These...: They really aren't the best friends you could ask for.

Secondary Characters

• Drop-In Character: They're the main four's neighbors, but they always casually show up uninvited to join them in whatever crazy antics they're up to.
• Nice Mean And In Between:
  • Nice: Prone to Tears Eugly, who is kind, friendly and always willing to help everyone.
  • Mean: Alpha Bitch Pretty, who believes that the world revolves around her, treats Eugly like her personal slave, and is mean to everyone else even if they're nice to her.
  • In-Between: Olaf, who is a mad scientist with a big ego and Hair-Trigger Temper who wants to Take Over the World, but is also willing to help the main characters if necessary and is occasionally nice to them.
• Pink Girl, Blue Boy: Pretty and Eugly are pink girls, and Olaf is a blue boy.

The Main Four

Kaeloo

"Hey there, buddies!"

Voiced by:

• Doug Rand (English dub)
• Andy Chase (English dub, Pilot)
• Matthew Geczy (English dub, Miam! Animation dub)
• Emmanuel Garijo (French dub)
• Domenico Coscia (Italian dub, Season 1)
• Luca Ghignone (Italian dub, Season 2 onwards)
• Dominika Kluźniak (Polish dub)
• Marko Mrđenović (Serbian dub)

The series' protagonist, if you hadn’t guessed from the name. She's a perpetually cheerful, kind, fun-loving frog who always tries to make everyone happy and is often the one to suggest they play games. While usually gentle and loving by nature, she transforms into a huge, muscular toad named Bad Kaeloo whenever someone manages to push her buttons.

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• Adaptation Name Change: In the pilot episode, her name was "Kaelou".
• A Dog Named "Perro": Kaeloo's name sounds like "kaeru", the Japanese word for frog, and that's what she is.
• All Girls Like Ponies: She and Pretty got into a fight over one once.
• All Girls Want Bad Boys: Despite the fact that she herself is a "good girl" who tries to be pure, kind and innocent, she still has a crush on Mr. Cat.
• All Love Is Unrequited: Any time Mr. Cat tries to get with her, she won’t accept it. Other times, he’s the one rejecting her.
• All-Loving Hero: Loves all living things, and even the non-living.
• Ambiguous Gender: She runs away when asked the question in Episode 54, and eludes the question each time she is asked. Word of God has confirmed that she is actually a hermaphrodite.
• Animal Stereotype: She's a frog who is very cheerful and optimistic and smotheringly friendly, albeit somewhat weird.
• Anti-Hero: An interesting case. Despite being a good person as well as her All-Loving Hero personality, she seems to have a dark aspect of Hulking Out. Even as her normal self, she tends to be a bit of a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing and Manipulative Bitch.
• Arbitrary Skepticism: Doesn't believe that magic is real despite being in charge of a planet that runs on it.
• Badass Adorable: Mostly lives up to the "Badass" part when she turns into Bad Kaeloo, but as her normal self, she knows martial arts and is very good at manipulating people.
• Bad Impressionists: Her impression of Mr. Cat in Episode 65 involves making Finger Guns and yelling about how evil she is.
• Belligerent Sexual Tension: Her relationship with Mr. Cat can sometimes move into this territory. Lampshaded by this quote in Episode 105:
  Kaeloo: When I think of all the bad thoughts he could have... [smiles as though excited] I shiver.^note The audience is shown at another point in the episode what these thoughts might actually look like: several clones of Kaeloo massaging Mr. Cat while he sits on the couch.
• Berserk Button: Not so much a button as a Berserk Keyboard:
  • Do not step on a flower, even by accident.
  • Don’t use swear words.
  • Don't hurt Quack Quack.
  • Wasting food around Kaeloo is not a good idea.
  • Don't ever suggest playing war-related games.
  • Above all, never, EVER call her Priscilla.
  • As of season 3, she is also prone to angry or annoyed outbursts when she hears Mr. Cat complimenting Bad Kaeloo in any way. This is strongly implied to be a result of her feeling inferior and less well-liked than Bad Kaeloo.
• Beware the Nice Ones: Given the fact that she will wind up Hulking Out if pushed past Rage Breaking Point and is a manipulative Bitch in Sheep's Clothing.
• Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Depending on the Writer, she may be one of these, or an actual Nice Girl.
• Black Eyes of Crazy: After undergoing Sanity Slippage in Episode 100.
• Can't Take Criticism: Despite having several character flaws, if anyone tries to point out her flaws she gets really angry and yells at or even beats up the person.
  Kaeloo: I didn't ask for your opinion, Mr. Cat!
  Mr. Cat: You can never take criticism, can you?
• Captain Oblivious: Kaeloo is completely oblivious to everything that happens around her. For example in one episode, she throws a party and decides to see how her guests are doing and sees that Stumpy is attacking Pretty, Quack Quack and Eugly are in an argument and Mr. Cat is trying to kill a random sheep with a bazooka for no apparent reason. Rather than realize how badly things are going, she thinks everybody is having fun.
• Character Catchphrase:
  • In the original French dub, "Bonjour les amis!"
  • And there's "Not at all, not at all, not at all!", which is "Pas de tout, de tout, de tout, de tout, de tout!"
• Cheerful Child: She's almost always smiling.
• Clingy Jealous Girl: Kaeloo tries her hardest to get any girl who Mr. Cat could even potentially develop a crush on far away from him, even though their relationship is based on Unresolved Sexual Tension and they're not an Official Couple. Examples of girls she has done this to are Pretty, who she once dragged all the way to Egypt to keep her away from Mr. Cat, a picture of a girl in a magazine, which she burned, and her own self after Hulking Out.
• Cloudcuckoolander: She's usually in constant bliss, is completely unaware of her surroundings and comes up with completely inaccurate judgements of situations. Mr. Cat is running a scam where he blatantly abuses Quack Quack and forces him to participate against his will? Quack Quack must be helping Mr. Cat!
• Cloudcuckoolander's Minder: To Stumpy, even though she herself is a bit of a Cloudcuckoolander.
• Control Freak: She often forces everyone else to comply to her standards and rules, and part of the reason she gets angry at Mr. Cat so often is his refusal to obey what she says if he doesn't want to.
• Cool Kid-and-Loser Friendship: The loser to Mr. Cat's cool kid.
• Covert Pervert: Tries to portray herself as pure and innocent, but her excited reaction to seeing... certain parts of Mr. Cat's anatomy in "Let's Play at Reading Books"^note In the English dub, she excitedly exclaims "Mr. Cat!" and in the French dub she says "Oh la la!" suggests otherwise. Also, in Episode 60, she gropes Chippendales Dancers and is then shown holding a pair of underwear in a later scene.
• Crocodile Tears: Kaeloo often sheds crocodile tears as a way of guilt-tripping her friends, especially Mr. Cat, into doing something they otherwise wouldn't do, for her sake.
• Cross-Dressing Voices: Kaeloo, a young female frog, is voiced by a man in every dub of the show (except for Polish). In the English dub, she's voiced by Doug Rand, who also voices Stumpy and Quack Quack.
• Cuddle Bug: She enjoys being physically affectionate hugging her friends, especially Mr. Cat, and has absolutely No Sense of Personal Space either.
• Cursed with Awesome: Kaeloo is "cursed" with the power of turning into a monster whose actions are beyond her conscious control, but the power does prove to have its advantages, such as restoring order when things get too chaotic or playing sports which require physical prowess. In addition, it's pretty much the only thing that can keep Mr. Cat and Olaf in check.
• Cute and Psycho: A cute frog who loses her sanity semi-often.
• Depending on the Writer: Kaeloo can either be an extremely nice person or a narcissistic, hypocritical, manipulative jerkass.
• Dirty Kid: Despite presenting herself as pure and innocent, Kaeloo is just as prone to perverted tendencies as other characters - at the end of Let's Play at Reading Books, it's implied that she saw Mr. Cat's... ahem... "goods" and that she liked it, in another she gropes Chippendales Dancers and in yet another, she was seriously impressed by Mr. Cat's knowledge on the topic of butts (and directly told him this in a very suggestive tone).
• Dissonant Serenity: She tends to remain happy even in dangerous situations. However, sometimes she is just being a Stepford Smiler.
• Does This Remind You of Anything?: Her transformations involve changes typical of taking steroids.
• Dreadful Musician: Kaeloo is horrible at music. In one episode, she tries singing while playing the harp, and Stumpy tells her to stop because both her music and her singing are awful and actually made him nauseous.
• Dub Name Change: She is named "Žlabac" in the Serbian dub.
• Dub Personality Change: In the English dub, she has a Hair-Trigger Temper and angrily snaps at people for minor inconveniences, but in the original version she's far more calm and patient.
• Dude, Not Funny!: Her reaction to most of Mr. Cat's "jokes".
• Dumb Muscle: Bad Kaeloo has large muscles but little intelligence.
• Embarrassing Nickname: Priscilla, for some reason.
• Foil: To Mr. Cat. She is the protagonist who tries not to get angry at anyone, is mostly nice to everybody but can be mean when she wants to (even without Hulking Out) and is implied to be a Stepford Smiler. He is the antagonist who has a Hair-Trigger Temper, is normally mean but can be nice and is implied to be a Stepford Snarker.
• The Friend Nobody Likes: Depending on the Writer, everyone may hate hanging out with Kaeloo, the sole exception being Mr. Cat. They go to a party where she isn't invited and are happy that she isn't there in Episode 133, they try to find a way to stop hanging out with her forever in Episode 166, and they even try to get her thrown in jail in Episode 179.
• Friend to All Children: Kaeloo is especially kind to Stumpy's sisters and tries her best to get along with them.
• Friend to All Living Things: She loves plants, animals and even non-living things.
• Genki Girl: She's extremely energetic and hyperactive.
• Giftedly Bad: Kaeloo sucks at almost everything, but considers herself to be a very talented person. For example, she draws like a kindergartener but considers herself to be a really good artist.
• Girls Like Musicians: She fawns over Mr. Cat even more than usual when he plays the piano.
• Girls Love Chocolate: According to the show's Facebook page, she eats a lot of chocolate.
• Gleeful and Grumpy Pairing: The gleeful to Mr. Cat's grumpy.
• Glurge Addict: Kaeloo loves playing cute games and likes things like romance and flowers. However, her friends tend to turn everything from cute little kid's games to straight up wars.
• Green and Mean: Kaeloo's Superpowered Evil Side, Bad Kaeloo, is a giant green toad with a horrific mean streak who enjoys hurting people in the most violent ways imaginable.
• Green Means Natural: Kaeloo is a green frog who is a Nature Lover and she's especially protective of plants like flowers.
• Growing Muscles Sequence: Stock Footage used Once an Episode. Most of the attention is drawn to her butt.
• Guile Hero: She manipulates people a lot. It doesn't help that the Big Bad of the show is one of her best friends and has a crush on her.
• Hair Antennae: Her human form in Episode 176 has these.
• Hates Being Nicknamed: "MY NAME IS NOT PRISCILLA!"
• Heroic Sacrifice: In Episode 77. Thankfully, Stumpy took her place by accident and of course nobody cares about Stumpy. He survives anyway.
• Hidden Depths: One episode showed her to be a martial arts master, even in her normal form. Another one showed her to be able to speak several different languages.
• Hollywood Tone-Deaf: Except in the Musical Episode.
• Hulking Out: Once an Episode, she turns into the muscle-bound Bad Kaeloo, thanks to her "friends".
• Hypocrite: Won't refrain from doing things she disapproves of other people doing, and holds other people to standards that she herself could not possibly hope to attain.
• Hypocritical Heartwarming: Bad Kaeloo may beat the tar out of Mr. Cat every time she gets mad at him, but she still cares enough to make sure that nobody else hurts him.
• Idiot Hero: Maybe not as dumb as Stumpy, but still is a cloudcuckoolander and the main protagonist.
• I Just Want to Be Normal: She doesn't want to be a transforming monster, because that means hurting her friends.
• I Just Want to Have Friends: Her smothering nature and extreme friendliness are a result of her badly wanting to have friends. Ironically, all this does is to slowly drive everyone except Mr. Cat away from her.
• Inferiority Superiority Complex: Kaeloo claims to think of herself as cute-looking and talented, but the moment she sees a prettier girl, or someone who is more talented than her, she becomes jealous of them because she actually has rather low self esteem.
• Informed Deformity: In-universe, she's apparently overweight and has cellulite.
• The Ingenue: Depending on the Writer, she may either be one of these, or a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing who pretends to be one.
• Instant Waking Skills: When she has to get up at 5:30 a.m., she jumps out of bed and starts exercising.
• Interspecies Romance: She has a crush on Mr. Cat, though he is a cat and she is a frog.
• Involuntary Shapeshifter: Some episodes state that she can't control her transformations.
• It's All About Me: She has shown shades of this at times:
  • In "Let's Play Babysitting", Kaeloo goes on a date with Mr. Cat, but ends up losing her temper and beating the crap out of him during his Love Confession. Rather than apologize to him, she makes it all about herself by talking about how her anger issues are "making her suffer so much".
  • In Episode 156, when Mr. Cat stops trying to beat Quack Quack up to annoy Kaeloo, Kaeloo gets upset because Mr. Cat's attention is not focused on her anymore and she actually wants him to beat Quack Quack up.
• Jerkass: As Bad Kaeloo, though she'll still show some kindness in this form. Depending on the Writer, even "normal" Kaeloo can be a bit of a brat sometimes.
• Jerkass to One: While Kaeloo can be mean at times to any of the characters, she is particularly horrible to Stumpy. She does things such as yelling "YOU LOST" in his ear and mocking him for losing a game, nearly allowing him to drown in quicksand, and refusing to apologize for burning his comic books, which she never does to the other characters, despite the fact that Stumpy didn't provoke her at all.
• Kawaiiko: Kaeloo is cute. Oh, and very obsessed with staying that way.
• Kiddie Kid: Kaeloo is a preteen, but she enjoys childish things like fairy tales, tea parties, and jumping rope, which are deemed childish even by the characters in the show who are younger than her.
• Large Ham: She is very loud, energetic and occasionally dramatic.
• Like Brother and Sister: With Stumpy.
• Living Emotional Crutch: Kaeloo is this to Mr. Cat, as his ideal version of the world is one where he and Kaeloo are the only ones who exist, her opinion of him matters to him more than anyone else's, and he once even claims that he "thinks about her day and night".
• Loser Protagonist: The episodes which focus on Kaeloo's social life reveal that she's an annoying dork and nobody really likes her very much except Mr. Cat. She isn't particularly talented at anything either and is said to be overweight as well.
• Mama Bear: Don’t attempt to hurt Quack Quack.
• Manipulative Bitch: At times, she has pulled off a Wounded Gazelle Gambit to get to people. For example, in "Let’s Play Courtroom Drama", Mr. Cat points out that Bad Kaeloo is violent, aggressive and a serious threat. She tearfully packs a suitcase and decides to leave Smileyland for the safety of her friends. Mr. Cat, not wanting this to happen, confesses to having been guilty of the crime he was being tried for. Cue a malicious chuckle from Kaeloo.
• Massive Numbered Siblings: Exaggerated. She says she has 134,667 siblings! The end of the episode suggests that she may have made it up, though it isn't clear whether or not she did.
• Meaningful Name: "Kaeru"^note pronounced "Kaeloo" is the Japanese word for "frog".
• Morality Pet: To Mr. Cat.
• Motor Mouth: She does this a lot. In one episode, she even talks so fast that her face turns blue from lack of oxygen.
• Multipurpose Tongue: She has used it to snatch things in some episodes.
• Ms. Imagination: Has a vivid imagination and sees even the most mundane tasks as adventures. However, nobody else on the show does this, and Mr. Cat actually asks if she's been smoking weed in one episode.
• Ms. Red Ink: Kaeloo is pretty bad at handling money.
• My Beloved Smother: A surrogate one to Quack Quack, and sometimes to Stumpy. She's overbearing and extremely bossy to them.
• Narcissist: To the point where how "cute" she looks is an obsession.
• Nature Lover: Kaeloo loves flowers, trees, insects, animals, etc.
• Neat Freak: Kaeloo likes keeping things organized and tidy, and despises messes of any kind.
• Nice Girl: For all her flaws, she's an affectionate, loving, and sweet frog.
• The Noseless: But somehow, she can still smell things.
• No Sense of Personal Space: Just ask Mr. Cat.
• No Social Skills: Kaeloo lacks the ability to properly socialize with people outside her close friend circle. Many people are put off by her extreme enthusiasm and smothering nature, and she has the unfortunate tendency to offend people without meaning to. For example, Mr. Cat had to teach her how to lie because her Brutal Honesty was alienating her friends, and her attempts to bond with the young spirit medium Lavanade over their "weirdness" ends up offending Lavanade because she doesn't see herself as weird and is angry that Kaeloo would call her that.
• Not So Above It All: In Episode 64, she and her friends are protesting the McDaube restaurant for serving unhealthy food when Mr. Cat offers them toys to stop the protest. Everyone except Kaeloo stops protesting and fights for the toys. She expresses disdain until a toy lands near her foot, and after looking around to make sure nobody sees her, plays with the toy.
• Obfuscating Stupidity: Kaeloo typically acts like a naive moron who has no understanding of the world around her, but is often suggested to secretly be a lot more clever than she lets on. This is confirmed in Episode 54 during a game of truth or dare, where Mr. Cat asks her if she really is an idiot or if she just acts that way on purpose. Kaeloo admits that to some extent, she is faking her stupidity.
• Opposites Attract: She is a friendly, cheerful Nice Girl who has a crush on the Ax-Crazy and cynical Jerkass, Mr. Cat.
• Parental Substitute: She found Quack-Quack as an egg after the death of his parents and raised him herself.
• Perpetual Smiler: It's hard to see her frown - sometimes, she even smiles when she isn't happy
• Ping Pong Naïveté: Depending on the episode, she may be an innocent little girl or a Covert Pervert. For example, when Mr. Cat uses Unusual Euphemisms to imply that he wants to have sex with her, she doesn't get it, but she has also flirted with him in extremely suggestive ways before and once even tried to convince him to have sex with her.
• Pintsized Powerhouse: Can be quite strong even in her normal form, depending on Rule of Funny.
• Prefers Going Barefoot: According to "Draw Like A Boss", the reason she never wears shoes is because she doesn't really like them. Stumpy finds this weird.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: As Bad Kaeloo.
• The Rival: To Pretty.
• Sanity Slippage: Several episodes end with Kaeloo being driven to insanity. This trope was used prominently in Episode 100, where she went completely insane and had to be rescued by her friends.
• Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl: The energetic girl to Mr. Cat's savvy guy.
• Sarcasm-Blind: She usually can't detect when Mr. Cat says something sarcastic.
• Screw the Rules, I Make Them!: Kaeloo occasionally gets called out by her friends for not playing by the rules, but since she's the one who comes up with the games, they normally get a response along the lines of "This is my game, that's the way it is, and I'll do whatever I want!"
• Shaking the Rump: “Booty Booty Booty Dance! Booty Booty Booty Dance!”
• She's a Man in Japan: The Italian, Hindi and Serbian dubs turned her male, editing out any suggestive scenes between her and Mr. Cat.
  • There was a mistake in the English dubbing for the first ten episodes, causing her to be accidentally rewritten as male until the eleventh episode, where her being female was an important part of the episode.
• The Smurfette Principle: The only one in the cast to be female, until Pretty and Eugly showed up. Since the bunny twins don't appear in half the episodes, the trope is still in play for most of the time.
• Soapbox Sadie: She tends to be pretty forceful when it comes to teaching her friends lessons. Also, some of her claims are straight up incorrect and dumb, as she thinks that video games cause obsessive compulsive disorders.
• Speech Impediment: She has a lisp, which makes her a subject of ridicule by the rest of the cast. In the French dub, she pronounces 'J' and 'G' as 'Z' and 'Ch' as 'S' (which is especially noticeable whenever she says Mr. Cat's name - which is often - as it comes out sounding more like "Monsieur Sat" than "Monsieur Chat"), in addition to having a classic lisp.
• Split-Personality Takeover: "Let's Play Grown Ups" implies that Bad Kaeloo will take over later in Kaeloo's life, only becoming normal Kaeloo when angry.
• Stalker with a Crush: Episode 194 reveals that whenever Mr. Cat isn't around, Kaeloo texts him on his phone. Mr. Cat even notices this and tells the viewers that Kaeloo is "crazy about him". Not that he particularly minds.
• Stepford Smiler: Heavily implied. The falsity of her "cheerful" nature is highlighted when she pushes back signs of anger with a huge, obviously forced, painful-looking smile.
• Strong Family Resemblance: Her family members look exactly like her, and they wear accessories so the audience can tell them apart.
• Super Gullible: Depending on the Writer, she may or not be dumb enough to fall for Mr. Cat's schemes.
• Superpowered Evil Side: Bad Kaeloo's actions seem to be beyond her control, and Kaeloo normally winds up apologizing to whoever got beaten up.
• Super-Strength: As Bad Kaeloo, she is strong enough to uproot trees, throw cars and hold off a meteor.
• Talking to Plants: Does this a lot.
  Kaeloo: Hello, Mrs. Flower! How are you today?
  • In Episode 133, it's revealed to be one of many reasons why everyone except Mr. Cat thinks she's weird.
• Team Mom: She takes care of her friends and loves teaching them various lessons. She also acts like a typical mom by scolding them for bad behavior and telling them to do their chores. It helps that until Season 2, she was the only female character.
• Terrible Artist: She draws like a kindergartener but has managed to convince herself that she is talented. Mr. Cat is the only one who notices how bad her art is.
• Translator Buddy: In early episodes where Stumpy and Mr. Cat couldn't understand what Quack Quack was saying, she would explain it to them.
• Unresolved Sexual Tension: With Mr. Cat.
• Uptight Loves Wild: Despite being uptight and stuffy, she has a crush on Mr. Cat, a rebellious "bad boy".
• Vague Age: Like Mr. Cat, she's either eleven or twelve.
• Vocal Evolution: Her voice may rise or drop an octave depending on the episode.
• Wide-Eyed Idealist: Easily the most idealistic of the characters.
• Youthful Freckles: Her driver's license photo, taken when she was much younger than the present day, depicts her with freckles.

Stumpy / Moignon

"That’s nuts!"

Voiced by:

• Doug Rand (English dub)
• Andy Chase (Miam! Animation dub, English)
• Martino Garavaglia (Season 1, 1st voice, Italian dub)
• Andrea Moroni (Season 1, 2nd voice, Italian dub)
• Luigi Rosa (from Season 2, Italian dub)
• Klaudiusz Kaufmann (Polish dub)
• Milan Tubić (Serbian dub)
• Valentin Papoudof (Pilot, French dub)
• Rémi Chapotot (French dub)

An extremely unlucky squirrel who sucks at everything. He is completely nuts, and often gets erratic spasms out of nowhere (implied to be because of a disorder like Tourette's). He's immature, not very bright, and generally comes up with the craziest ideas or reasonings. He sees Kaeloo as an older sister, Quack Quack as his best friend and Mr. Cat as his role model. He is extremely addicted to video games and comic books, especially the "Mr. Coolskin" franchise. A Running Gag in the series is to mention his (apparently non-existent) sister^note  His official bio says he has 36 sisters. He has been an antagonist in several episodes for no apparent reason, sometimes teaming up with Mr. Cat, and gotten away with it.

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• Accidental Hero: In Episode 104, he accidentally manages to take control of Olaf’s Mecha-Mooks while trying to get away from them. He then proceeds to rescue the others, who are trapped in Olaf's lair.
• Adaptation Name Change: In the English dub of the pilot, his name was still "Moignon" as he hadn't received a Dub Name Change, but in the English dub of the series proper his name is "Stumpy".
• Afraid of Needles: Faints at the mere sight of one in "Let's Play Spies". It's also the way Kaeloo manages to get him to stop Playing Sick.
• Alliterative Name: Stumpy The Squirrel (in the English dub).
• Ambiguous Gender Identity: He loves dressing up as a girl and in one of the comics, he even wished to be turned into one.
• Ambiguous Innocence: He may not actually be as innocent as he seems to be.
• Ambiguously Bi: He likes girls and has a girlfriend named Ursula, but he seemed to fall in love with Quack Quack in "Let's Play Hot-Cold" and enjoys dressing in drag. He also came up with the weird idea of Mr. Cat wearing a G-String in Episode 71.
• Animal Stereotype: A hyperactive, idiotic squirrel.
• Annoying Younger Sibling: A surrogate one to Kaeloo and Mr. Cat.
• The Anticipator: In Episode 72, due to his increased intelligence, he is able to predict anything and everything that is going to happen.
• Anti-Hero: While he is supposed to be on the "good" side, he does morally ambiguous things like stealing money from his mother's purse to buy comic books. He can even be a Villain Protagonist at times.
• Attention Whore: Especially in the later seasons. In one of the episodes, he is put on trial in court. To help him not face punishment, Mr. Cat (who is his lawyer) stages an incident so Quack Quack goes to prison instead of Stumpy; instead of being happy, Stumpy complains that Quack Quack stole the attention that he was supposed to get.
• Attractive Bent-Gender: In Episode 60, he dresses as a girl who is seen as very attractive by the bouncer at a nightclub.
• Audience Surrogate: Any time something happens that the audience doesn't understand, Stumpy will ask Kaeloo what is happening so she can explain it to him (and by proxy the audience).
• Ax-Crazy: Though not to Mr. Cat's extent.
• Babysitter from Hell: In "Let's Play Babysitting", he is one to Quack Quack, who doesn't even need a babysitter in the first place. At one point, he even tries Force Feeding him pureed spinach by sticking a funnel in his mouth, putting the spinach in and then smashing it in with a baseball bat.
• Badly Battered Babysitter: Winds up as one in "Let's Play Babysitting".
• Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Pretty. They fight a lot, but have also expressed the desire to kiss each other on separate occasions.
• Berserk Button: Don't insult Stumpy's sister in front of him.
• Beware the Silly Ones: At the end of Episode 105, he almost erases the rest of the main four from existence, and although he spares them, he takes over the studio making the show and decides to write all the scripts for future episodes.
• Big Bad: Of Episode 105.
• Big Bad Wannabe: He wants to be a villain, but isn't very good at it.
  Stumpy: I'll be the bad guy! I can be really bad! Bad to the bone!
  [Mr. Cat, the real Big Bad, shows up and kicks Stumpy out of the scene]
• Big Brother Instinct: Stumpy cares deeply about his little sisters and is quite protective of them, especially Violasse.
• Big Eater: He eats quite a lot; he can generate enormous piles of trash (food packaging and drink cans), he places huge orders when eating at a restaurant, and he is perpetually hungry.
• Book Dumb: He thinks his favorite comic book character discovered America, can't count past four and doesn't know any letters of the alphabet other than A and B.
• Born Unlucky: Nothing ever goes right for this guy.
• Bumbling Sidekick: To anyone he teams up with, usually Mr. Cat. His stupidity and ineptitude at everything, combined with his bad luck, make him one of the worst sidekicks in history.
• Butt-Monkey: At the BEST of cases. His friends don't respect him. He also gets lots of injuries. One example is when he gets the flu, eats a poisonous toadstool, has a concussion and breaks a leg... in the span of one episode. This actually gets deconstructed in episode 105, where it turns out that he is tired of being everyone's punching bag and just wants to live in a world where others respect him.
• Cannot Tell a Joke: Not only are his jokes incredibly lame, he also laughs very hard while telling them and half the time he's laughing too hard to finish talking.
• Character Catchphrase:
  • "That’s nuts!"/"That’s crazy!"
  • "Cooooooooooool!"
  • "I hate your guts."
• Chainsaw Good: He is shown holding a chainsaw in the opening, and in some episodes he uses chainsaws for various purposes.
• Chaotic Stupid: Even the other characters, who aren't exactly the sanest people either, think he is completely nuts.
• Character Tic: "SKBLSKBLSKBL!" (said while his neck spasms erratically).
  • Whenever he is nervous or stressed, he bites on random things.
• Childish Older Sibling: Stumpy is the oldest of eight kids and while he does try to act reliable around his little sisters to some extent, he ends up coming across as less responsible and mature than some of the sisters due to being a lazy selfish brat who mooches off of other people and spends all his time reading comics and playing video games, a fact which he is repeatedly called out on by Kaeloo.
• Cloudcuckoolander: The very embodiment of the trope.
• Comical Overreacting: Usually.
  • This is Hilarious in Hindsight when you consider his calm reactions to anything worth actually being scared or worried about.
  Stumpy [perfectly calm]: Hey, Quack Quack’s on fire.
• Conspicuous Gloves: Dark purple fingerless ones, that look just like Mr. Cat's^note  Stumpy has mentioned that he has always dreamed of being like Mr. Cat, which might be a reason for this.
• Cosmic Plaything: Episode 72 proves that he is literally a plaything for the universe.
• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Sometimes. There was one instance where he managed to beat up Mr. Cat, and in the Season 3 premiere, he takes over the animation studio and decides to write all the episodes himself.
• Curtains Match the Window: Well, sort of - his eyes are the same color as his fur, red.
• Deadpan Snarker: On occasion.
  Kaeloo: [after Stumpy lets out a sneeze] Did you catch a cold, Stumpy?
  Stumpy: [deadpan] How did you guess?
• Deal with the Devil: In Episode 89 to gain the ability to write a good song for Ursula and "Let's Play Figurines" to get voodoo powers.
• Death Seeker: One episode had him challenge Death so that he could see what Paradise was like. He dies at the end of the episode by committing suicide, but he goes to Hell instead of Paradise since suicide is a sin.
• Depending on the Writer: He can either be a nice but stupid kid who cares about his friends or a jerkass who tortures everyone for his own amusement.
• Dirty Kid: He has some perverted tendencies, like accepting a job as a police assistant so he can question strippers, trying to spy on Pretty in the bath or imagining Mr. Cat in a G-string.
• Disproportionate Retribution: In "Let’s Play Figurines", the others refuse to let him borrow their figurines to play with. Stumpy responds by making a Deal with the Devil to become a witch doctor and use voodoo magic on them. However, this could also be a result of their usual treatment of him.
• The Ditz: Possibly the most stupid person in existence.
• The Dog Bites Back: From Episode 105 onwards, he starts getting revenge on Kaeloo and Mr. Cat instead of just taking their abuse.
• Dragged into Drag: Despite the fact that Kaeloo is female (sort of), and Pretty and Eugly are around in some episodes, he has to dress like a girl half the time.
• Dreadful Musician: In one episode, he tries to raise money by playing music. He turns out to be really bad, so he decides to threaten to keep playing unless he is paid. Kaeloo reluctantly coughs up some money.
• Drives Like Crazy: To the extent that Bad Kaeloo thought that smashing Mr. Cat into a car and letting Stumpy drive was a worse punishment than strangling and punching him. As Mr. Cat puts it:
  Mr. Cat: Did you get your license from a cereal box?
• Dub Name Change: Moignon to Stumpy in the English dub, Mignolo in the Italian dub, Vivi in the Serbian dub, and Wierwiór in the Polish dub.
• Dumb Is Good: Zigzagged; He’s an Anti-Hero most of the time, but sometimes he’s one of the good guys.
• Early-Installment Weirdness: The pilot actually had him win the game, and in the first episode of Season 1 he said he didn’t want to be on the same team as Mr. Cat while later episodes have him idolize him.
• Energetic and Soft-Spoken Duo:
• Extreme Omnivore: Who in their right mind would try to eat things like dumpster trash or a table?
• Failure Is the Only Option: He always loses, except in the series pilot and a few other episodes. In "What if We Played at Riding Ponies?" he wins due to Mr. Cat’s interference, but still "loses" because he bet all his money on Quack Quack winning.
• Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: Stumpy has this dynamic with his younger sister, Ardoise. Stumpy is a lazy, selfish moron while Ardoise is a hardworking, mature, and responsible little girl who enjoys helping out her family whenever they need her. Kaeloo even calls Stumpy out on this by pointing out that he's setting a terrible example for Ardoise and that Ardoise is very helpful to him.
• For the Evulz: Most of the show's antagonists have a reason for doing the things they do; Olaf wants to make the world more livable for himself and his "wife", Mr. Cat was mostly neglected and abused as a child, Pretty has a reputation as an Alpha Bitch and does mean things to people because she's a Slave to PR, but Stumpy... just finds being a dick funny.
• Freudian Excuse: His rude and bratty attitude stems from the constant abuse Kaeloo and Mr. Cat have put him through over the past several years.
• Gasshole: Burps fairly often, and has even weaponized one of his farts.
• Genius Ditz: He’s an amazing artist but otherwise a complete idiot.
• Hates Baths: His reaction to being told to take a bath is a Big "NO!".
• Hollywood Tone-Deaf: He really can't carry a tune.
• Hypocrite: In the show's "Draw Like a Boss" webisodes, he calls the viewers a bunch of "losers" because they don't know how to draw.
• Ignorant About Fire: Stumpy does not understand that touching objects that are on fire will burn you. He also doesn't know how to properly use a fire extinguisher, and thinks that they're meant to be thrown at fires.
• I Just Want to Be You: One episode has him state that he has always dreamed of being Mr. Cat. Another episode made him try to get revenge on Mr. Cat for stealing his stuff, only to take over his role as villain after knocking him out.
• Improbable Weapon User: He uses bananas as weapons (but has also used guns in a few episodes).
• Inappropriate Role Model: His role model is Mr. Cat, unfortunately.
• Informed Deformity: In-universe, he's apparently hideous.
• Informed Flaw: Kaeloo and Mr. Cat repeatedly accuse Stumpy of being a liar throughout the series; the audience rarely sees him lying about anything, but the narrative treats it like lying is something he does often.
• Insufferable Imbecile: Stumpy is very stupid and can be a rude, obnoxious Jerkass depending on the episode.
• Interspecies Romance: He is a squirrel and he is dating Ursula, who is according to Episode 143, a cat.
• Iron Butt Monkey: He somehow survived being left on an exploding planet.
• Ironic Fear: He is afraid of heights despite being a squirrel.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite being a spoiled, annoying jerk at times, he does love his friends and he usually doesn't reach Mr. Cat's levels (not that that's a huge accomplishment).
• Just One More Level!: He suffers from a very serious video game addiction.
• Karma Houdini: Whenever Stumpy and Mr. Cat do something together, Mr. Cat is usually punished for it while Stumpy gets away. However it's always counterbalanced by having the squirrel be the series' target practice for pain.
• Karmic Butt-Monkey: In the later seasons, Stumpy becomes this. Sure, he has terrible luck and often gets bullied by the other characters, but he's also a spoiled, lazy, rude, immature, selfish jerkass who often brings bad things upon himself.
• The Klutz: Frequently trips over nothing.
• Lethal Chef: He tried cooking a stew that tasted like shoes - by stomping his feet in the cooking pot.
• Lethally Stupid: He is extremely dangerous when armed.
• Like Brother and Sister: With Kaeloo. In one episode she even calls him her little brother.
• Literal-Minded: In "Let's Play Prison-Ball", he acts like the "prison"^note In prison-ball, the prison is a space at the back of the court where a player stands if they get hit is a real prison, yells things like "Society's the one to blame, I'm innocent!" and tries to dig his way out with a jackhammer.
• Mad Libs Catch Phrase: "Are you [adjective] or what?"
• Massive Numbered Siblings: He's the only boy in a family of 37 kids.
• The Millstone: If it isn't Mr. Cat himself or Kaeloo who foils his plans, it's usually Stumpy who does.
• Necromancer: Caused a zombie apocalypse in "Let’s Play Scaredy Cat" and has made more than one Deal with the Devil.
• Nervous Wreck: He is often quite jittery.
• Nightmare Fetishist: He is fascinated by dangerous things, like explosions, weapons and monsters. His reaction to seeing images where Quack Quack is graphically tortured is an excited sounding "Ooh, gory!"
• Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant: He is one of these as a result of a constant diet of violent horror movies, comic books and video games.
• Not Afraid to Die: He actually attempts to challenge Death in one episode, but that was mainly because he wanted to know what the afterlife was like.
• The One Who Wears Shoes: He wears a pair of green sneakers, and is the only member of the main four to wear footwear of any type.
• Paper-Thin Disguise: His "Stumpy’s sister" disguise is basically himself in a wig. He uses it to fool the bouncer at a girls-only nightclub, despite the bouncer having seen him literally two seconds ago.
• Parental Neglect: His mother doesn't pay much attention to him due to the fact that she's a single mother working three jobs and raising eight children at once.
• The Pigpen: Stumpy refuses to brush his teeth every day and Hates Baths to the point where he bathes less than once a month.
• Pop-Cultured Badass: His knowledge of pop culture has often proven useful to the cast.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: He has red eyes and he can be surprisingly dangerous at times.
• Sarcasm-Blind: He genuinely believes most sarcastic statements he hears.
• Screams Like a Little Girl: More obvious in the French dub.
• Shipper on Deck: He ships Kaeloo and Mr. Cat very, very hard. The episode "Let's Play Baby-Sitting" even had him set them up on a date.
• Shipper with an Agenda: The first instance of Stumpy trying to get Kaeloo and Mr. Cat together wasn't purely out of goodwill towards them, but part of a larger plan where he was hoping that they would have a baby together, which he could then babysit in exchange for pay.
• Skewed Priorities:
  • When the main four go camping in "Let's Play Treasure Hunt", he unpacks all the necessary supplies before they leave because there wasn't enough space for all his Mr. Coolskin comic books.
  • When the planet is destroyed in Episode 105, he rejoices because he won't have to go to school anymore. And then he panics... because there's no phone signal and he can't call his girlfriend.
• Smart Ball: In Episode 81, the gang has to remove a magical yogurt from a place without triggering any traps. Stumpy, having seen this in a movie, carefully replaces it with an acorn. Ultimately subverted when he then proceeds to pick up said acorn and eats it.
• Spoiled Brat: While he's nowhere near as bad as Pretty, he still is bratty and spoiled.
• Spotlight-Stealing Squad: The show mostly focuses on him and Mr. Cat.
• Stepford Smiler: Episode 236 reveals that he and his sisters are this. The eight of them live in poverty with their single mother who works three jobs and their father left them, but they try to stay positive by reminding themselves that at least they have each other.
• Straw Loser: Given the fact that Kaeloo has people like Mr. Cat and Quack Quack around, she would look like a complete loser if not for Stumpy.
• Suddenly Shouting: He does this so often it's practically a Character Tic.
• Super Gullible: He'll believe anything you tell him, no matter how ridiculous it is.
• Too Dumb to Live: He has shot himself with a bazooka, eaten a poisonous toadstool and bitten an electric wire on purpose (and actually died each time). That was just a few examples.
• Took a Level in Jerkass: He becomes meaner in the later episodes, probably because everyone's abuse got to him.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Nuts. He is a squirrel, after all. He also loves paninis in the French dub, or hot dogs in the English dub.
• Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: While they aren't married, he seems to have this dynamic with his girlfriend Ursula - he is a funny-looking squirrel who is apparently quite ugly in universe, while Ursula, despite not being shown on-screen, gets quite the positive attention from Mr. Cat and Kaeloo.
• Ungrateful Bastard: In Episode 128. The plot of the episode revolves around Stumpy using various schemes to trick people into giving him money to buy a video game. Each time he tries something on Kaeloo, she immediately sees through the trick, but gives him money anyway and compliments his creativity in coming up with the scheme. In order to get more sympathy from others and therefore more money, Stumpy goes on TV and narrates a completely false story about his life which portrays Kaeloo as a selfish and bossy jerkass.
• Unmanly Secret: He admits under the effects of Truth Serum that he secretly enjoys wearing makeup, high heels and flowery dresses because it "makes him feel pretty".
• Unwitting Instigator of Doom: In "Let's Play the Quest for the Wholly Gruel".
• Wholesome Crossdresser: After being shot with Truth Serum, he admits that he likes dressing in drag.
• Would Hit a Girl: Has hit Pretty several times.
• Villain Protagonist: In "Let's Play Figurines" and Episode 102. And especially in Episode 105.
• Vocal Evolution: In the English dub, his voice was deeper and a bit more mature in a first few episodes before it became more similar to his much more high-pitched French voice (that said, it did temporarily become deeper again between Let's Play Ecologists and Let's Play Danger Island Survivor).

Quack Quack / Coin Coin

"Quack!"

Voiced by:

• Doug Rand (English dub)
• Milan Tubić (Serbian dub)
• Rémi Chapotot (French dub)

Super-talented duck covered in stitches and obsessed with yogurt. The only word he ever says is "quack", though everyone seems to understand what he means by that... or sometimes they don't. The stitches all over his body are explained by the fact that he is actually indestructible, and thus able to survive any injury. He is Stumpy's best friend, Eugly's boyfriend and Mr. Cat's favorite punching bag.

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• Academic Athlete: He's really good at science, can solve complex math sums in seconds inside his head and can win almost any sport.
• The Ace: He can do anything with a great amount of talent and skill.
• Acquired Situational Narcissism: In "Let's Play Tennis", since he's better than everyone else at tennis.
• Afraid of Doctors: As a result of being experimented on by scientists.
• All Men Are Perverts: As evidenced by "Let’s Play at Reading Books", where he spends his time in the library reading dirty magazines.
• Animal Stereotype: Averted. He's a talented genius and a nice guy.
• Appendage Assimilation: In "Let's Play Peace, Man!" when his head is blown off, he just takes another one out of a suitcase and puts it on.
• Badass Adorable: Despite being a duckling and most likely the youngest member of the main cast, he is already a strong, athletic ace who, among other things, can sword fight and is indestructible.
• Berserk Button: Come between him and yogurt, or between him and Eugly, and you will pay.
• Big Eater: Eats yogurt by the crate. Exploited by Stumpy in "Let's Play Super-Powers" when he forces him to eat 712 pots of yogurt to win a Mr. Coolskin card as part of a competition.
• Birds of a Feather: He and Eugly are both incapable of speech, kind to everyone, and mistreated horribly by everyone else.
• Blessed with Suck: He is indestructible, which is Mr. Cat’s main reason for the extreme amounts of violence he inflicts on him.
• Body Sled: Kaeloo uses him as a sled in Episode 105.
• Broken Ace: He is smart and good at absolutely everything, but he is also a yogurt addict, his parents died before he was even hatched and he was experimented on by scientists. Also, he is constantly tortured by one of his friends.
• The Chew Toy: Being Mr. Cat's main torture victim will do that to you.
• Child Prodigy: The most intelligent (at least when it comes to stuff like math and science) and the youngest character on the show.
• Compelling Voice: In Episode 97, after accidentally swallowing a spoon. Mr. Cat exploits this to get whatever he wants from Kaeloo and Stumpy. When Quack Quack refuses to help him any longer, Mr. Cat beats him up. Unfortunately for Mr. Cat, the abuse causes the spoon to come flying out, leaving him defenseless against Kaeloo.
• The Confidant: In Season 5, he becomes this to Mr. Cat after encouraging the feline to confront the bad impacts that his bad childhood has had on him. Throughout this season, Mr. Cat slowly opens up about the way his trauma shaped him as a person, and Quack-Quack is the only person he trusts enough with the secret that he has decided to pursue therapy for his issues.
• Demonic Possession: He was on the receiving end of it in "Let’s Play Paranormal Stuff". Mr. Cat and Stumpy wind up having to exorcise him a la Ghostbusters. It happens again in Episode 145, and once again his friends exorcise him.
• Dirty Kid: He can sometimes be a pervert, like in "Let's Play at Reading Books" when he was looking at a book with pictures of skimpily dressed girls.
• Ditzy Genius: When it comes to academics, he's absolutely brilliant, but he couldn't even tell that a picture of himself with Stumpy's head taped onto it wasn't a picture of Stumpy.
• Does Not Like Spam: Hates spinach and "orgyurt" (a kind of organic yogurt).
• Doesn't Know Their Own Birthday: Quack-Quack doesn't know when his birthday is, because he was orphaned as an egg and then kidnapped by scientists who wanted to experiment on him. His friends celebrate his "birthday" as the day he escaped from the lab and was adopted by Kaeloo instead.
• Dub Name Change: Coin Coin to Quack Quack in the English dub, Qua Qua in the Italian version, and Kwa Kwa in the Polish dub.
• Energetic and Soft-Spoken Duo: Quack-Quack, is introverted, passive and only talks in quacks but is best friends with Stumpy, who is hyperactive and loud.
• Equippable Ally: The others sometimes use him as a weapon to fire various objects, ranging from yogurt to missiles.
• Escaped from the Lab: Quack Quack's backstory is that when he was an egg, his parents were killed by a hunter, and when he hatched, the young duckling was taken to a laboratory where he was subjected to strange scientific experiments. Eventually, he escaped from the lab and went to live with the rest of the cast.
• Extreme Doormat: Quack-Quack is easily manipulated and passively accepts both verbal and physical abuse. It's often suggested that he allows Mr. Cat to beat him up without retaliating just because it makes Mr. Cat feel happy, even going as far as to suggest that Mr. Cat should beat him up when he's feeling down. He also allows Kaeloo and Stumpy to boss him into doing stupid or difficult things for them without refusing.
• Eye Beams: Has the power to shoot both light beams and laser beams from his eyes.
• Friend to All Children: He befriends several of Stumpy's little sisters, all of whom are very fond of him.
• Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal: Wears a pair of underwear.
• Hilariously Abusive Childhood: Most of it, anyway.
• Honorary Uncle: To Stumpy's little sisters.
• Immortal Life Is Cheap: Mr. Cat usually greets him by blasting his head off, and spends the rest of the episode repeatedly killing him.
• Innocent Blue Eyes: He is the only character besides some of Stumpy's sisters to have blue eyes. He is also the most innocent, kindest and youngest character in the entire show.
• Innocent Prodigy: Quack Quack is a genius who can solve complex math problems inside his head in mere seconds and is a brilliant scientist, but he otherwise acts like the little kid he is - he's sensitive, naive and enjoys video games, comic books and children's games.
• Interspecies Romance: His girlfriend is a rabbit and he is a duck.
• Iron Butt Monkey: No matter what Mr. Cat or the universe throws at him, he can survive just about anything It's weaponized in Episode 77, where Mr. Cat suggests everyone hide inside Quack Quack to avoid the apocalypse.
• Intelligible Unintelligible: Can only say his name, yet everyone understands him anyway.
• Karma Houdini:
  • "Let’s Play at Reading Books", he gets away with doing the exact same thing as Mr. Cat while Mr. Cat gets punished.
  • At the end of Episode 134, Stumpy punishes Kaeloo and Mr. Cat for tricking him, but Quack Quack, who was also in on the plan, gets away scot-free.
• Literally Loving Thy Neighbor: Eugly, his girlfriend, also happens to be his neighbor.
• A Lizard Named "Liz": A duck named Quack Quack.
• Love at First Sight: Fell in love with Eugly the first time he saw her; she also fell in love with him the first time she saw him.
• Made of Bologna: When Quack-Quack is cut up there's no blood or guts visible, he's just pink on the inside.
• Made of Indestructium: Quack Quack is indestructible. No matter what you do to him, he'll always come back to life in three seconds.
• Meaningful Name: It's the only thing he can say.
• Mundane Utility: He uses his powers to be a soda machine, provide disco lights and do several other mundane things. Lampshaded in Episode 103 when Olaf kidnaps him to use his powers to power a snow machine to save Olga from melting, which he finds to be a much better use for those powers.
• Nice Guy: One of the nicest characters on the show, and the only male character to not be a jerk.
• Nigh-Invulnerable: He can be hurt, but he can't actually die even if blasted with a bazooka, decapitated or set on fire. However, one episode said that even though he's indestructible, he isn't immortal and will die one day, probably of natural consequences.
• Negate Your Own Sacrifice: He frequently sacrifices himself for his friends, but he's indestructible.
• No-Respect Guy: He always helps his friends whenever they need it, but they don't return the favor; Kaeloo treats him like her personal slave, Stumpy exploits his talents for his own benefit, and Mr. Cat uses him as a punching bag.
• Not So Stoic: He has shown emotion at times. This is VERY rare, though, as in one episode he was actually perfectly stoic when Kaeloo, his Parental Substitute was going to die.
• Official Couple: With Eugly, following the events of Episode 54.
• Ostrich Head Hiding: Despite being a duck, this is his hide-and-seek technique. It works very well on Kaeloo, Stumpy, Interdimensional Stumpy and Interdimensional Quack Quack.
• Parody Sue: He's "smart", a good athlete, very talented at everything and is also indestructible. As a result, he wins everything, and all his successes are Played for Laughs as well as being one of the reasons Mr. Cat hates him so much.
• Pay Evil unto Evil: Usually averted; in most cases, he does nothing to get revenge on Mr. Cat (or anyone else) for the way they treat him.
• Pintsized Powerhouse: Can effortlessly beat up Mr. Cat and Stumpy when he wants to.
• Pokémon Speak: He can only say his name, "Quack".
• Repetitive Name: Two "Quacks" in a row.
• Silent Snarker: He is often shown rolling his eyes or making facial expressions that more or less mean "Really?" whenever someone does something stupid.
• Single-Target Sexuality: He only appears to be attracted to Eugly.
• Skewed Priorities: He tends to value yogurt above everything else in the world, including his own girlfriend and friends; one of the comic book stories even has him electrocute Stumpy to keep the fridge running during a power outage so his yogurts won't get ruined!
• Speech-Impaired Animal: He can only say "Quack", even through the rest of the cast (except for his girlfriend, Eugly) can speak normally.
• The Stoic: Quack Quack rarely changes expression.
• Sympathy for the Devil: Being aware that Mr. Cat's troubling behavior stems from having had a very difficult life, Quack Quack continues to be his friend and be nice to him because he believes that deep down, Mr. Cat is just confused and hurting because of his trauma.
• Tiny Guy, Huge Girl: Eugly is nearly twice his size.
• Too Dumb to Live: If Quack Quack wasn't indestructible, he would have certainly died by now. For example, in one episode, Kaeloo, Stumpy and Quack Quack are playing "Red Light, Green Light" with Mr. Cat. When he turns around, he fires a missile from a bazooka at the others. Kaeloo and Stumpy run away to escape. Quack Quack, on the other hand, stands in the path of the missile because the rules of the game say that he shouldn't move until Mr. Cat turns around again.
• Toothy Bird: When zombified. Mostly averted when he is normal.
• They Killed Kenny Again: He's died quite a few times.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Yogurt, although it’s more of a G-Rated Drug which he undergoes withdrawal symptoms without.
• Trauma Button: If anyone mentions dead parents in any way, shape, or form, Quack Quack, whose parents were brutally murdered, will go into Troubled Fetal Position and rock back and forth.
• Troubled Fetal Position: He curls up into fetal position and rocks back and forth while repeatedly quacking if anyone mentions anything involving dead parents.
• Trouser Space: Can fit anything into his underwear.
• Twitchy Eye: While imagining what Kaeloo and Mr. Cat's baby would look like.
• The Unintelligible: Zigzagged. Sometimes everybody understands him, and sometimes they don't.
• Who's Laughing Now?: In "Let's Play Figurines", he manages to turn Mr. Cat into his personal slave.
• Wise Beyond Their Years: He is the smartest character on the show, but he is also the youngest.
• The Woobie: Pretty much his whole life has been awful: never getting to know his parents, being experimented on by scientists, and living with Mr. Cat and Stumpy.
• Younger Than They Look: He is the youngest of the cast, yet he looks about the same age as the others.

Mr. Cat / Monsieur Chat

The series' Villain Protagonist, an Ax-Crazy, perverted, selfish, egoistic, alcoholic, hypocritical sadomasochist who has displayed quite a few signs of Troubling Unchildlike Behavior. His favorite hobby is to harm and injure Quack Quack in every way possible, and he owns an arsenal of weapons which he uses for the purpose. He's also the only actual smart character on the show, the other "smart" characters being Ditzy Geniuses and the remaining characters being downright moronic. Despite all of the aforementioned characteristics, he is Kaeloo's closest, most loyal friend and confidante with whom she has Unresolved Sexual Tension. He can be nice to the rest of the characters at times, especially Kaeloo, and as the series goes on he becomes much nicer. Mr. Cat had a really difficult past, and he in fact met the others after running away from home to escape his abusive family.

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• Academic Athlete: He's a science prodigy and is almost as good as Quack Quack at most sports.
• Accessory-Wearing Cartoon Animal: All he wears is a pair of dark purple fingerless gloves.
• The Ace: While not to the same extent as Quack Quack, he is good at almost everything, in addition to being good-looking, intelligent and strong. It’s even implied that if he hadn't cheated in the Zerolympics, he could have actually beaten or tied with Quack Quack at some of the games.
• Acting Your Intellectual Age: Despite being roughly 11-12 years old, Mr. Cat has the intelligence of an adult and acts like one too; he's noticeably more mature than the other characters, and he does "adult" things like reading the news and drinking.
• Addiction Displacement: He says he used to be addicted to carrots before he switched to hurting Quack Quack as a new addiction, since the latter option damages Quack Quack's health instead of his own.
• A God Am I: In Episode 23, Kaeloo screams "Good God!" and Mr. Cat assumes that she's referring to him.
• The Alcoholic: It's a Running Gag to have him have a hangover, and he is actually shown getting drunk onscreen on rare occasions. In some instances, he gets so drunk that he ends up passing out. Even though he's several years underage.
• All Love Is Unrequited:
  • He utterly detests Pretty.
  • Kaeloo has pushed him away more than once, and at other times he's rejected her.
• All Men Are Perverts: He's tried to have sex with Kaeloo several times, and he likes Playboy-esque magazines.
• Amazon Chaser: He is a lot more attracted to Kaeloo when she is transformed as Bad Kaeloo. Emphasized by this quote in Let's Play the Very Special Episode:
  Mr. Cat: A muscular butt goes well with your tint!
• Ambiguously Bi: Due to Kaeloo's Ambiguous Gender, it's not clear if he only likes girls or if he's bisexual. It doesn't help that he seems to be more attracted to Bad Kaeloo, who is noticably more masculine than normal Kaeloo. When asked about his sexual orientation, the creators have merely referred to it as "ambiguous". Averted in the pilot, where he openly expresses his attraction to males.
• Animal Stereotype: A snarky, mean cat.
• Anime Hair: His human form in Episode 176 has red hair which spikes in random places.
• Anti-Hero: Both this and an Anti-Villain. Sure, he loves his friends and he is willing to protect them, but don't think for a second that he is any less of a Jerkass during those moments (well, he can be nice sometimes, but those moments are rare). He also usually has some selfish motive for helping them.
• Anti-Villain: An interesting case, when he at least tries to be a hero.
  Mr. Cat: I said I wanted to be the hero, not the good guy.
• Ax-Crazy: You really can’t get any closer to this trope than this guy. In some episodes he even has an actual ax.
• Badass Adorable: While a much more malicious and creepy example than the most, Mr. Cat qualifies - he is athletic and owns all sorts of weapons which he can use flawlessly during combat, to the point he was able to stop a Zombie Apocalypse all by himself while showing off some impressive, almost physics-breaking moves. But the most impressive part is probably the fact that he is a cute little kitten who is 12 years old at most.
• Badass in a Nice Suit: Not always, but Mr. Cat does seem to have an affinity for snazzy suits as of Season 2. One is a more traditional tuxedo while the other one is purple with a green tie.
• Badass Normal: He has no superpowers, but is still one of the most intelligent, agile, and capable characters on the show.
• Bad People Abuse Animals: Mr. Cat, an anthropomorphic cat, regularly abuses non-anthropomorphic sheep for Black Comedy Animal Cruelty in various ways such as kicking them, lighting them on fire and shooting them. The sheep are Made of Iron so they survive all of it.
• Beauty Is Bad: In-universe, he's said to be very attractive and handsome, but he's also evil.
• Belligerent Sexual Tension: His relationship with Kaeloo sometimes goes into this territory.
• Berserk Button:
  • He Hates Being Touched, and once threatened to kill his friends (literally, he had a knife held to Kaeloo's throat and a bazooka pointed at Stumpy's face) if they did.
  • He also reacts very negatively being called a "kitty".
  • Mr. Cat does not take kindly to people trying to hurt Kaeloo.
• Best Friend: He and Kaeloo are very close friends who trust each other more than anyone else and he is undyingly loyal to her.
• Be the Ball: Bad Kaeloo often beats him into the shape of a ball and tosses or kicks him around, usually when the episode involves a ball game.
• Big Bad: He's the main villain of the series despite being a friend of the main cast.
• Big Brother Bully: Suffered heavily from two of these before running away from home.
• Breaking the Fourth Wall: He speaks to the audience fairly often and breaks the fourth wall more than any other character does.
• Broken Ace: He is almost just as good at everything as Quack Quack, but he comes from a Dysfunctional Family and he suffers from severe psychological and self-esteem issues.
• Brutal Honesty: When Mr. Cat actually bothers to be honest, it tends to be very negative. For example, when he gets invited to a dinner party by Kaeloo, the first thing he does is criticize the dining room's decor. He also tends to tell Stumpy to his face that he's ugly, stupid, and/or a loser.
• The Brute: He isn't big or dumb, but he has an impressive arsenal of weapons, is extremely Ax-Crazy and short tempered and long story short, you don't want to mess with him.
• The Bully: He is prone to insulting others, taking their stuff and embarrassing them like a typical schoolyard bully.
• Card-Carrying Villain: Mr. Cat takes being called "evil, sadistic, cruel, egoistic and psychopathic" as a compliment.
• Character Catchphrase:
  • Whenever someone says something that he finds shocking or ridiculous, he emphatically asks "What do you mean, [insert information here]?!"
  • In the French dub, he also has "C'est quoi ce délire?!" (Can be translated to "What is this nonsense?" or "What the hell?")
• Cats Are Mean: Although in his case, that's an understatement.
• Cats Are Snarkers: Mr. Cat is often rude and sarcastic to the people around him. However, he is implied to be a Stepford Snarker.
• Cats Are Superior: He's the only character in the show to actually possess some degree of common sense.
• Cats Hate Water: Averted; he seems to find the idea of taking a bath relaxing.
• Cats Have Nine Lives: He has said that this is true in several episodes.
• Cat Stereotype: Inverted. Orange cats are supposed to be heroic and humble, and the incorrigibly pretentious, egoistic and narcissistic Mr. Cat is the Villain Protagonist of the show.
• Chainsaw Good: One weapon he uses a lot is the chainsaw.
• Character Development: As the show progresses, he tends to show more signs of actually caring about his friends' wellbeing and is slightly less mean.
• Characterization Marches On: The second season finale had him attempt to save Quack Quack from Olaf and state that he does trust Stumpy in times of danger. In the season 3 premiere, he actually shows signs of guilt for the way he and the others treated Stumpy in earlier episodes, and shows that he genuinely cares for the rest of the main four. And in season 4, he is actually kind to the rest of the main four in most episodes, especially Kaeloo.
• Chick Magnet: A downplayed example. He is supposedly very good looking and out of the three female characters on the show, two of them have major crushes on him.
• Child Prodigy: He is around 12 years old but is already well-versed in the fields of quantum physics, engineering, and technology, to name a few.
• Combat Sadomasochist: Some episodes imply that he enjoys the violence Bad Kaeloo inflicts on him almost as much as the violence he uses on others.
• Comedic Sociopathy: He isn't the only character who has this, but he is the one who exhibits this the most.
• Con Man: In season 3, he starts becoming one of these, scamming people with fake Cinderella stories and fake advertisements for products that don't actually work.
• The Confidant: As Kaeloo learns to stop suppressing her emotions and express herself more freely throughout the series, Mr. Cat becomes this to her, as she vents to him about all her problems.
• Conspicuous Gloves: A pair of dark purple fingerless gloves. According to the expository comic, he's been wearing them since infancy.
• Consummate Liar: Though the others' stupidity may be the reason they believe his lies more than anything else.
• Cool Cat: Ax-Crazy, mean and snarky tendencies aside, Mr. Cat fits this pretty well, being an athletic, highly intelligent, charismatic cat who sometimes dresses in snazzy clothing and has at least two girls crushing on him.
• Cool Kid-and-Loser Friendship: The cool kid to Kaeloo's loser.
• Crazy Jealous Guy: Don't ever let him think that you're trying to "steal" Kaeloo from him, even though she's not actually his girlfriend. For reference, in "Let's Play Danger Island Survivor", when Kaeloo says Quack Quack is her "best friend", Mr. Cat first drives a wedge between Kaeloo and Quack Quack, then makes Quack Quack suffer the pain of falling into a precipice filled with hungry gators. In another episode, when the gang are playing Sleeping Beauty with Kaeloo as the princess and Stumpy as the prince, Mr. Cat shoots Stumpy with a bazooka to stop him from getting to Kaeloo since he says Sleeping Beauty is "his".
• Creepy Child: One of the most notable examples is in "Let's Play Magicians" when he dances around singing "la, la, la" while sticking knives into Quack Quack's body.
• Cute Little Fangs: Since he's a cat. They go well with his personality.
• The Cynic: Easily the most cynical of the characters. He truly believes that the world is a bad place and always tries to see the bad side of everyone and everything.
• Dark and Troubled Past: Most of his backstory is one big Noodle Incident, but what the show has revealed is that his past involves an alcoholic father, a mother who was so abusive that the mere sound of her voice over the phone is enough to make him run away screaming in terror, two abusive older brothers who were so cruel he had to run away from home, the death of one or more loved ones, and being forced to face life-or-death situations. These issues continue to affect Mr. Cat to this day, since his current worldview and personality were entirely shaped by the horrific experiences he faced as a young child.
• Deadpan Snarker: If there’s snarking to be done, it's usually Mr. Cat doing it.
• Defrosting Ice King: In the earlier seasons he mostly acted cold and cruel towards Kaeloo, Stumpy, and Quack-Quack and would only show kindness to them in extreme circumstances to prove that he really did love them deep down. As the series progresses, he slowly becomes more comfortable with openly expressing that he cares about them and doing acts of kindness for them. This is heavily lampshaded in the fifth season, where the others tell Mr. Cat that they think he's become a nice person, causing him to worry about losing his Jerkass Façade.
• Disney Death: "Let's Play Goodbye Mr. Cat" has him disappear, only for it to be revealed that he’s alive, just invisible.
• Disproportionate Retribution: He either menaces people with weapons or plans elaborate revenge schemes for minor inconveniences.
• Dirty Kid: He's rather pervy for a preteen. He likes looking at pictures of girls in skimpy clothes and has attempted to sleep with Kaeloo on multiple occasions.
• Domestic Abuse: He was constantly yelled at by his mom and beaten by his brothers.
• The Drag-Along: Usually reluctant to join the rest of the cast in doing anything. This results in them having to beg him, bribe him or force him to join in.
• Dub Name Change: Monsieur Chat to Mr. Cat in the English dub, Signor Gatto in the Italian dub, Čak in the Serbian dub, and Pan Kot in the Polish dub.
• Dub Personality Change: The original (French) version of the show has Mr. Cat be a super genius who is right about everything; in the English dub he generally switches between being of average intelligence and being stupid. The dub also made him a lot meaner to Kaeloo; despite him being a jerkass in the original, the dub added more insults in scenes where he hadn't insulted her in the original. In addition, the English dub averts the Ambiguous Gender trope by having Kaeloo be confirmed to be a girl, so he often makes misogynistic remarks towards her, which is entirely absent from the French dub.
• Dysfunctional Family: One of the main reasons for his Freudian Excuse was coming from a very abusive family.
  Mr. Cat: Papa drank, Mama screamed, my brothers beat me up...
• Early-Installment Weirdness:
  • In the series pilot, it's suggested that he thinks that Kaeloo, Stumpy and Quack Quack are annoying because they're "study kids". In the series proper, Mr. Cat himself is a highly intelligent Child Prodigy who is well-versed in science, math, and psychology and can build and repair cool gadgets, and is much more intelligent than the others.
  • In "Let's Play Doctors and Nurses", he is the perfect example of Evil Is Hammy, but in later episodes he's the least hammy character on the show and sometimes the Only Sane Man.
• Enfant Terrible: He's not even a teenager yet and he's already a manipulative, dishonest psychopath.
• Enraged by Idiocy: Mr. Cat has a Hair-Trigger Temper because he's Surrounded by Idiots but finds stupid people very annoying. To the extent that he's actually tried to kill his friends because they anger him with their stupidity.
• Escape Artist: In a police themed episode, he is tied to a chair inside a closed room while Stumpy interrogates him. Stumpy leaves the room and closes the door. By the time Stumpy has said a few words to Kaeloo outside the room, Mr. Cat has somehow untied himself, escaped the room and stolen Stumpy's car.
• Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas: Played with; whether he loves his mother or hates her depends on the episode.
• Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Mr. Cat may be an evil, psychopathic jerk, but he still loves the rest of the main four like family.
• Even Evil Has Standards: He’s just as ashamed of his actions as Stumpy and Quack Quack in Episode 69 when he realized he’d possibly let down several fans, and made Kaeloo cry. Also, when reading "Sleeping Beauty", he points out how disgusting it is to take advantage of an unconscious person and violate their consent.
• Evil Brit: The Miam Animation dub portrays him with a slightly Americanized British accent.
• Evil Genius: Token Evil Teammate of the main cast and the only actual smart character... most of the time. He also has many weapons, some of which are implied to be made by him and he loves scientific experiments.
• Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor: He takes delight in tormenting other people, even his own best friends, in various ways, ranging from burning Stumpy's comic book collection to trying to kill people with chainsaws.
• Evil Is Burning Hot: Mr. Cat is often associated with fire, and the intro Kaeloo made for season 3's premiere episode even depicts him as some type of flaming entity with fire-based powers.
• Evil Is Hammy: Averted, except in "Let's Play Doctors and Nurses"^note The second episode of the series where he was extremely hammy, likely due to Early-Installment Weirdness.
• Evil Is Petty: In addition to doing regular villain-y things, Mr. Cat also stoops to low levels to do petty things just for the sake of it, such as traumatizing Quack Quack and scamming Stumpy because he wanted to steal from Stumpy the grand sum of... four cents.
• Evil Laugh: In the theme song, and almost Once an Episode.
• Evil Redhead: Aside from having orange fur, his human version in Episode 176 is shown to have red hair.
• Evil Sounds Deep: He has a much deeper voice than the rest of the cast and sounds like an adult despite actually being 11 or 12.
• Expressive Ears: During an Oh, Crap! moment, both of his ears move downwards.
• Fangs Are Evil: He's the main antagonist and since he's a cat, he has a pair of fangs.
• Fantastic Racism: He hates both ducks and rabbits with a burning passion. In "Let's Play Peace, Man", he actually says that cats are a superior race to ducks, and repeatedly tries to convince people that cats are the most superior species in Episode 108 and succeeds with everyone except Kaeloo.
• Fiery Redhead: His human form in Episode 176 has red hair.
• Flat-Earth Atheist: Doesn't believe in magic, the supernatural, the paranormal or the afterlife despite living on a planet that runs on magic and having encountered demons, aliens and ghosts.
• Foil: To Kaeloo (see above).
• Freudian Excuse: He had to run away from home as a result of living with an extremely Dysfunctional Family, and has experienced other traumatic events such as the death of a loved one.
  Mr. Cat: As a kitten, I was tied up in a sack and thrown into a rushing river...
• Furry Reminder: Several episodes will point out that he is a cat, and he often does cat-like things like meowing and purring, licking his fur and playing with a ball.
• Gadgeteer Genius: He is stated to have several "inventions" lying around, and was even able to build a cloning machine in "Let's Play Detectives". He was also the one who fixed the broken time machine in Episode 76.
• The Gambling Addict: He bets on horse races, poker games and other such things fairly often and, depending on the episode, either makes or loses large amounts of money that way. In some cases, he also makes bets which get out of hand and culminate in him being harmed in some way.
• Genius Bruiser: He owns many weapons and several episodes (for example, "Let's Play Scaredy Cat") show that he is a skilled fighter. He is also a Gadgeteer Genius who can build gadgets like cloning machines and robots and is a child prodigy.
• Given Name Reveal: Episode 240 reveals his name to be Hector.
• Gleeful and Grumpy Pairing: The grumpy to Kaeloo's gleeful.
• Greed: As shown in Episode 128, he's even willing to traumatize Quack Quack for the sake of cheating Stumpy out of the measly sum of four cents.
• Hair-Trigger Temper: As a result of being Enraged by Idiocy and Surrounded by Idiots at the same time, Mr. Cat has an extremely short temper and will blow up at people for the smallest things.
• Hates Being Touched: Played with. He claims to be unable bear the idea of being touched by another person and once threatened to literally kill Stumpy and Kaeloo with his weapons if they dared to touch him. However, when Kaeloo is in distress, he comforts her through physical gestures like patting her back and hugging her, and he and Kaeloo often touch each other during casual conversations.
• Heavy Sleeper: Justified since he's a cat.
• Heel–Face Revolving Door: As the series progresses, Mr. Cat swings back and forth between being a horrific bully and being a caring friend to the other main characters. In Episode 204, Mr. Cat's friends tell him that he's starting to become a nicer person, and the trope is discussed. Mr. Cat acknowledges that being kinder to people would help him feel happier in the long run, but he also thinks that being kind all the time would be boring because being mean allows him to have fun, and in the end he decides that he'll accept a little bit of both.
• Hidden Depths:
  • He is a Gadgeteer Genius and a child prodigy.
  • Mr. Cat is capable of manipulating others and pulling off a Batman Gambit when he wants to.
  • "Let's Play Scaredy Cat" shows him to be capable of pulling off some incredible fight moves and single-handedly stopping and reversing a zombie apocalypse.
  • How about the time Mr. Cat started a business and got rich in just one day, out of sheer boredom?
• Hidden Heart of Gold: On rare occasions, Mr. Cat has proven that he does care deeply about Kaeloo, Stumpy, and Quack-Quack, and he does nice things for people. He explains to Quack-Quack that he believes that nice people get "stepped on" so he makes every effort to appear mean and tough to avoid being bullied himself.
• Hypocritical Heartwarming: While he acts like a Jerkass to Kaeloo, Stumpy and Quack Quack, he does care about them and will try to protect them if something or someone else tries to harm them.
  Mr. Cat: [sees Quack Quack hurt] What's the big idea? Who whacked duck-face instead of me?!
• If It's You, It's Okay: Mr. Cat hates the concepts of dating and marriage and often dismisses them as a waste of time that ends poorly. However, he has repeatedly expressed that he wants to date (and eventually marry) Kaeloo.
• Inferiority Superiority Complex: His narcissism and egoism actually stem from deep-seated self-esteem issues.
• Infernal Background: When he gets really angry, the background behind him sometimes bursts into flames.
• Informed Attractiveness: He's implied to be very good-looking in universe and many of the other characters have complimented his looks.
• Insane Troll Logic: When attempting to justify some inexcusable action of his. For example, in the first episode, during a game of prison-ball, Mr. Cat sets up a basketball hoop to catch the ball in. Kaeloo says that it's cheating, and Mr. Cat explains why it isn't: The game is called "prison-ball", and "all prisoners play basketball".
• Insufferable Genius: He is genuinely intelligent and he knows it far too well, which adds to his already big ego.
• Interspecies Romance: Has a massive crush on Kaeloo, who is a frog.
• In Vino Veritas: When he gets drunk, he tends to show his Hidden Heart of Gold and become much nicer.
• Involuntary Shapeshifter: Usually thanks to Bad Kaeloo beating the stuffing out of him.
• It's All About Me:
  • He will push Kaeloo past Rage Breaking Point Once an Episode just because he enjoys seeing her transform, despite the fact that she doesn't want to.
  • In Episode 83, he makes Quack Quack and Eugly break up and completely ruins the Valentine's Day party simply so that he could get Bad Kaeloo to kiss him.
• Jerkass: A self-absorbed liar who is sadistic, fine with cheating, and has a bad attitude.
• Jerkass to One: While he is rude and cruel to everyone, he mostly leaves Kaeloo and Stumpy alone unless they really annoy him. His really Ax-Crazy, sadistic side mostly comes out around Quack-Quack.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: On rare occasions, he can be this. It mostly shows during his interactions with Kaeloo.
• Jerk with a Heart of Jerk: Also this trope.
• Karma Houdini: Not normally, but there are a few episodes where he gets away with his actions:
  • In Episode 53, he receives no punishment whatsoever for turning Olaf against Kaeloo, which almost endangers her, just for some money.
  • In Episode 64, he gets away with serving trash as food in a restaurant and forcing Stumpy to work for him.
• Karmic Butt-Monkey: He almost always gets comically punished for the things he does, especially when Bad Kaeloo shows up.
• Laughably Evil: He is an Ax-Crazy and sadistic psychopath who loves torturing Quack Quack, but he is also the source of quite a few funny moments, mostly thanks to his snarkiness, proneness to Blatant Lies and completely off the wall justifications for the terrible things he does. In the second episode, he was also the personification of the Evil Is Hammy trope, through that was mostly thanks to Early-Installment Weirdness.
• The Leader: When the main four gets in trouble, they turn to him to solve their problems.
• Little Mister Snarker: He is a young, underage boy who is incredibly sarcastic.
• Living Emotional Crutch: While all of Kaeloo's friends are a Living Emotional Crutch to her, Mr. Cat seems to be especially important to her.
• Loving Bully: He often picks on his crush, Kaeloo, to get a reaction out of her.
• Made of Iron: One episode had him treat Bad Kaeloo’s beating like a massage. Keep in mind that this is the same Bad Kaeloo who managed to catch a meteorite with her bare hands in Episode 77.
• Mad Libs Catch Phrase: "What do you mean, [insert shocking statement said by other character]?"
• Mad Scientist: He apparently has several inventions and likes to conduct scientific experiments.
• Manipulative Bastard: At times, such as in "Let's Play Justice Masters" where he attempts to convince his friends to buy him something by telling them that he will commit suicide if he can't have it.
• Mean Boss:
  • To Stumpy in Episode 64.
  • To Kaeloo in Episode 94.
• Me's a Crowd: Several episodes have multiple clones of him running around, such as Episode 94. "Let's Play Detectives" shows him to have built a cloning machine, which he uses to clone Quack Quack.
• Mr. Fixit: He can repair broken machines with ease.
• Muscle Angst: According to "Let's Play Spies", Mr. Cat hates his body, and his lack of muscles is a major factor in that.
• Must Have Caffeine: In the mornings, he can barely function until he has coffee.
• Mutually Unequal Relation: In the early episodes, Mr. Cat is well-respected and adored by the rest of the main four, who see him as a good friend, while he sees them as annoying nuisances who ruin his life with their mere presence. This gradually gets toned down, as they start to realize that he has flaws and he comes to see them as close friends.
• My Instincts Are Showing: In Episode 74, he pounces on the ball and plays with it like a real cat would.
• Narcissist: "Let's Play Figurines" had him Comically Overreacting to losing a whisker.
• Nerdy Bully: Mr. Cat is a downplayed example, as in addition to traditional bullying, he also bullies other characters for being stupid and sometimes uses his knowledge of science to make inventions that he uses for bullying.
• The Nicknamer: He rarely calls anybody by their real name, opting to use a nickname based on their species or its traits. For example, Kaeloo the frog is "Froggy", "Tadpole" or "Fly-Nibbler". Stumpy the squirrel is "Nutcracker" and Quack Quack the duck is "Duck-face".
• Nightmare Fetishist: He is an Ax-Crazy psychopath whose favorite hobby is torturing Quack Quack and he has a crush on a big, muscular toad who always beats him up.
• Noodle Incident: A lot of things about his past before moving to Smileyland.
  Stumpy: Wow, you really do know a lot about funerals, Mr. Cat.
  Mr. Cat: [sadly] A bit too much, Stumpy...
• Not So Above It All: He normally says he doesn’t want to participate in the others' games, but in Episode 99, he admits that he hates it when they have fun without him. In "Let's Play Scaredy Cat", he actually yells at them for not asking him to join.
• Offscreen Teleportation: He can do this even without using a cat flap.
• Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: In the English dub, his voice actor often slides between an American accent and an Australian one, sometimes even in the middle of a sentence. In some cases, it leaves him with a weird accent that sounds half-American and half-Australian.
• Opposites Attract: He is an Ax-Crazy and cynical Jerkass who has a crush on the friendly and cheerful Nice Girl Kaeloo.
• Parental Incest: Mentions having an oedipus complex towards his mother.
• Parental Favoritism: In "Let's Play Spies", he mentions that one of the reasons his brothers bullied him was because he was their mother's favorite child.
• Perpetual Frowner: Mr. Cat's default facial expression is an angry scowl; on a few rare occasions, he does smile (usually when watching someone else get hurt).
• Politically Incorrect Villain: He is a cat supremacist and a sexist.
• Popular Is Dumb: Averted. He's well-liked by his peers, but he's the smartest of the cast.
• Prehensile Tail: He uses his tail for various purposes, such as holding things and playing soccer.
• Raised by Wolves: In "Let's Play Baby-Sitting", he tells Kaeloo a fake backstory in which he was raised by a salmon (a normal one, not a Funny Animal) who saved him when his horribly abusive family tried to drown him. Subverted in that we later find out that he lied about this.
• Really Fond of Sleeping: Mr. Cat loves to take naps and is often shown sleeping onscreen. This is explained in-universe by the fact that he's a cat, so he needs 16 hours of sleep a day.
• Rebellious Spirit: Breaks all the rules just because he can since he thinks it makes things more interesting.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: His eyes are red and he's a dangerous weapon-wielding psychopath.
• Renaissance Man: Mr. Cat knows everything there is to know about everything and possesses a wide variety of skills, such as science, athletics, psychology, financial management, business management, using weapons, being a con artist, and a host of other things.
• The Runaway: The whole reason he's even in Smileyland is because he ran away from home to escape from his abusive brothers.
• Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl: Savvy guy to Kaeloo's energetic girl.
• Scary Teeth: Whenever he gives ones of his trademark Slasher Smiles, all of his teeth suddenly become sharp, as opposed to just his canines.
• Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: Mr. Cat has the tendency to do this sometimes. Of course, nobody understands what he's talking about, since he's Surrounded by Idiots, so he ends up having to explain it in simpler terms.
• Sir Swears-a-Lot: Mr. Cat tends to swear a lot. Depending on the episode, it's either the Gosh Darn It to Heck! type of "swearing", or actual swears that get bleeped out.
• Slasher Smile: He pulls one almost Once an Episode.
• Small Name, Big Ego: Mr. Cat believes himself to be cooler than he actually is.
• The Smart Guy: The smartest character of the main cast, aside from maybe Quack Quack.
• Sour Outside, Sad Inside: Implied in "Let’s Play Spies", and a few other episodes.
• Species Surname: "Mr. Cat" the cat. When he was a kitten, people used to call him Mr. Kitten.
• Spotlight-Stealing Squad: The series mostly focuses on him and Stumpy.
• Stalker with a Crush: Starts becoming one to Kaeloo as the series goes on, and he starts doing weird things like taking pictures of her butt and putting them on a calendar or breaking into her bedroom to sleep in her bed.
• Stepford Snarker: Implied in a few episodes.
• Suddenly Bilingual: In Episode 69, a Parody Episode of Dora the Explorer it is revealed that Mr. Cat can speak German.
• Surrounded by Idiots: He's the only actual smart character on the show, the other "smart" characters being Ditzy Geniuses.
• Tantrum Throwing: When he gets really angry, he may throw objects around. Sometimes it's accompanied by kicking things in the air and smashing stuff.
• That Poor Cat: Always winds up being the "poor cat" in question.
• Token Evil Teammate: He's one of the main cast, but he is a Villain Protagonist.
• Took a Level in Kindness: While still snarky, cruel and mean-spirited, he comes off as more of an actual friend to the other characters in later episodes.
• Too Kinky to Torture: He tries to get Kaeloo, who he has a crush on, to torture him and actually enjoys it. Word of St. Paul says he's actually a masochist.
• Toxic Friend Influence: He's a terrible influence on Stumpy and encourages him to do bad things like annoying a teacher to get kicked out of class, torturing Quack Quack for fun and robbing a supermarket.
• Trademark Favorite Food: He loves sausages.
• Troll: He loves to mess with his friends and make Kaeloo angry for his own personal amusement.
• Troubled Abuser: Mr. Cat grew up in a family where he was treated with neglect and severe abuse from his parents and older brothers. He ran away from home to escape the abuse he faced at their hands and ended up in Smileyland, where he befriended Kaeloo, Stumpy, and Quack-Quack. In the present day, he continues to abuse Quack-Quack for fun, which Quack-Quack passively accepts because he believes that Mr. Cat is hurting inside and the abuse that he inflicts on him helps him feel better.
• Troubled, but Cute: At least, Kaeloo and Pretty think so.
• Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: Isn't even a teenager yet, but over the course of the show he has gotten drunk several times, tried to have sex, and tried to actually kill people.
• Tsundere: A rare male example - he acts like a complete jerkass most of the time, even to his "friends" and is often reluctant to join their games, but he secretly cares for them and gets angry when they forget to invite him to play. His good side mostly comes out around Kaeloo, his Love Interest.
• Twitchy Eye: Quite frequently, usually due to the stupid behavior of the other characters.
• Undying Loyalty: To Kaeloo, especially in the later seasons. Even when all of the other characters, including Stumpy and Quack Quack, ditch her or outright turn against her, Mr. Cat continues to stay by her side no matter what.
• Ungrateful Bastard:
  • In "Let's Play Goodbye, Mr. Cat!", he repays Kaeloo, Stumpy and Quack Quack's help by beating them up.
  • In Episode 90, after Quack Quack rescues him, Kaeloo and Stumpy from being impaled by sharp objects, Mr. Cat actually responds by calling him a show-off. Yes, really.
• Unreliable Narrator: In Seasons 1-4, Mr. Cat had an established backstory in which he ran away from home to escape his abusive family, consisting of an alcoholic father, a mother who always screamed at him, and two older brothers who bullied him. However, he kept saying things that [[Multiple-Choice Past conflicted with his established backstory. Season 5 explains that this was actually due to him deliberately telling lies about his past, and the established backstory was the only true one.
• Unresolved Sexual Tension: With Kaeloo.
• Unmanly Secret: He has stuffed animals, including a stuffed toy hedgehog which he enjoys hugging. He also secretly enjoys watching K-dramas and cries during the more emotional scenes.
• Villain Protagonist: He's one of the main protagonists, plus he is evil.
• Villains Out Shopping: Episodes normally have him minding his own business until somebody suggests that they play a game.
• Vitriolic Best Buds: With the rest of the main four.
• Vocal Dissonance: He has a deep, adult-sounding, slightly raspy voice, despite the fact that he is a cute little cat who is less 13. To be fair, his voice is far from the only thing that makes it hard to believe that he is a child...
• Weaksauce Weakness: One of his biggest weaknesses is "zumba with friends"; that is, if his friends turn on zumba music and dance, he starts involuntarily dancing along with them and is forced to stop doing anything else he might be doing at the moment.
• When He Smiles: A strange example. While smiling isn't exactly a rare occurence for him, it's usually either a Slasher Smile or an arrogant smile. However, he sometimes makes a sweet little smile when he decides to be nice to others for once (especially Kaeloo) that's actually rather cute.
• Wise Beyond Their Years: Deconstructed. Mr. Cat gained most of his smarts from a Dark and Troubled Past. He may be a mere preteen, but he's well versed in advanced sciences, can repair and build machines, gadgets and robots and thinks more like an adult than a kid. In addition, he's prone to Troubling Unchildlike Behavior and, thanks to his unusual level of knowledge for someone his age, can easily see through scams, lies, and manipulation. However, Mr. Cat is actually quite unhappy about never having gotten the chance to experience a normal happy childhood and resents that other kids his age are able to be innocent and carefree while he's saddled with the burden of having the mindset of an adult.
• Would Hit a Girl: He has hit Pretty several times and sometimes threatened to hit Kaeloo too.
• Younger Than They Look: He's between eleven and twelve years old, but looks and sounds like a young adult.

Secondary Characters

Pretty

The main cast's neighbor. She is an Alpha Bitch who considers herself to be the pinnacle of beauty. She is madly in love with Mr. Cat^note It's implied she only likes him for his looks (not that the feeling is even close to being reciprocated), but she utterly despises the rest of the cast except Eugly, who she does have a few Pet the Dog moments with. Pretty will do anything to look good and stay young and slim.

In Season 5, Pretty is revealed to have undergone offscreen Character Development and befriended the main four, having given up her ways as a bully.

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• Abhorrent Admirer: To Mr. Cat. While she's not physically ugly, her personality is horrible, she's annoying and stalker-ish, and she doesn't care about him beyond his looks.
• Alleged Lookalikes: In one episode, Kaeloo claims that she and Eugly look a lot like each other. Pretty is not amused.
• All Girls Like Ponies: She fought over one with Kaeloo.
• All Girls Want Bad Boys: She has a crush on Mr. Cat.
• All Love Is Unrequited: Mr. Cat has an extreme hatred towards her.
• Alpha Bitch: Definitely. Look at this picture.◊ She regularly picks on Kaeloo and Stumpy and looks down on people for being poor or ugly.
• Always Identical Twins: Averted. She and Eugly are fraternal twins.
• Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: She’s a pink rabbit.
• Anti-Villain: She’s not outright evil, just mean.
• Attention Whore: She claimed to be Driven to Suicide because of having a sister like Eugly (while Eugly was standing next to her) simply to get attention from Mr. Cat. She also has no problem with utterly humiliating the main four on the internet to get more likes on Facebook parody site "Fakebook".
• Beauty Is Bad: She's a beautiful but snobby and rude girl.
• Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Stumpy. They fight a lot, but she seems to be attracted to him and she kissed him offscreen in Episode 136.
• Berserk Button: One of her ears is longer than the other, but it's a good idea not to mention that to her.
• Big Brother Bully: Well, Big Sister. While they are twins and from the literal standpoint, you could say that Eugly is the "big sister", Pretty definitely comes off as this to Eugly - she treats her as a slave and constantly insults her.
• Big Guy, Little Guy: The Little Guy to Eugly's Big Guy.
• Black Comedy Animal Cruelty: Exaggerated in "What if We Played at Riding Ponies", where she shoots a pony in the head^note The scene was censored in the Miam Animation dub and threatens to put her new pet unicorn to sleep if it doesn't win a race.
• Brutal Honesty: Being an Alpha Bitch, she has no qualms with telling anybody what she finds wrong with them.
• Bunnies for Cuteness: As mean as she is, Pretty is adorable.
• Bullying a Dragon: Has insulted Kaeloo several times.
• Bully Turned Buddy: In Seasons 2-4, Pretty was an Alpha Bitch who often bullied Kaeloo, Stumpy, and Quack-Quack, and was an Abhorrent Admirer to Mr. Cat who kept violating his boundaries. In Season 5, Pretty is revealed to have undergone an offscreen Heel–Face Turn and befriended them all after becoming a nicer person.
• Butt-Monkey: Not to Stumpy’s level, but still.
• Camera Fiend: With her smartphone camera.
• Depending on the Writer: Pretty can either treat Kaeloo like a good friend or mercilessly bully her (the latter is used much more often).
• Dirty Kid: Sometimes she's a pervert, especially when it comes to dealing with Mr. Cat.
• Dub Name Change: In the Polish dub, her name is Priti.
• Ears as Hair: From Seasons 2-4 she has these, as opposed to Eugly's Furry Female Mane.
• Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She cares deeply about her sister and will not hesitate to stand up for her.
• Expository Hairstyle Change: In Season 5, she gets a new hairstyle to go with her new personality.
• The Fashionista: She criticizes others for their weight or clothing choices.
• Fat and Skinny: The skinny to Eugly's fat.
• The Friend Nobody Likes: In her initial appearances the entire cast (except Eugly) hated her, even Kaeloo. Subverted as she eventually befriends them.
• Fully-Dressed Cartoon Animal: She wears a complete outfit consisting of a hair bow, tank top, skirt, shorts and sandals. In Season 5 she gets a new outfit but this trope is still in effect.
• Furry Female Mane: In Season 5, her Expository Hairstyle Change leads to her having one of these.
• Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak: She likes wrestling and she also seems to enjoy playing sports.
• Green-Eyed Monster: She is shown to be jealous of Kaeloo at times, like in "What if We Played at Riding Ponies?". And not just Kaeloo, in one episode, she even calls a random TV star a "bitch" just because she was beautiful. Bonus points for the fact that her eyes are actually green.
• Hair-Trigger Temper: She makes Mr. Cat look patient.
• Heel–Face Turn: Since Season 5.
• Hidden Depths: Episode 120 shows that she is a highly skilled athlete and capable of putting up a fight.
• Hidden Heart of Gold: It's hinted at that she might not be as mean as she acts and only does it to uphold her social status as an Alpha Bitch.
• Hypocritical Heartwarming: She will stand up for her sister when other people insult her, but she herself says absolutely horrible things to her. A good example of this is when Stumpy insults Eugly, then Pretty beats him up, but tells Eugly he was right.
• Informed Attractiveness: Everybody claims her to be the prettiest girl ever, although she's not so much more beautiful than they are.
• Interspecies Romance: She likes Mr. Cat, who is a cat. He, on the other hand, despises her.
• It's All About Me: Pretty rarely takes the emotions of others into account. One example of this can be seen in Episode 118, where she takes utterly humiliating pictures of the main four and puts them on Fakebook so she can get more likes.
• Jerkass: She mistreats Eugly, is egotistical, and a big jerk. Spends half an episode tormenting Kaeloo, who is already conscious about her body, by making fun of her looks. And she throws Stumpy on the ground and wipes her feet on him just because he jumped into her arms after getting scared, thinking there was a snake on the ground.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: On a few very rare occasions, she does show that she loves her sister and sometimes she is even nice to Kaeloo.
• Karma Houdini: She often gets away with misdeeds such as gets away with forcefully taking away Kaeloo's horse and shooting said horse in the head when she finds a unicorn instead, or publishing the main four's embarrassing secrets in a tell-all book and selling two million copies of it to the public.
• Lean and Mean: She tries everything she can to stay slim, and is the thinnest of the three girls in the cast.
• Limited Wardrobe: Ironically, she only has one outfit despite being The Fashionista.
• Mad Love: Mr. Cat has outright told her to commit suicide, yet she still thinks he likes her and that he is Playing Hard to Get.
• Meaningful Name: She is supposed to be beautiful, In-Universe.
• Modesty Shorts: Wears a pair of shorts under her skirt.
• Narcissist: She is egotistical and obsessed with her looks, to the point that it's practically the main focus of her life.
• Peer-Pressured Bully: Pretty only bullied her sister and the main characters because she felt peer pressure from characters who never appear onscreen, and realizing that she was hurting both them and herself for the sake of people she barely knew is a major factor in her Heel–Face Turn.
• Pet the Dog: She is seen telling the others not to laugh at Eugly being a ballerina, although she abuses her most of time.
• Pink Means Feminine: Has pink fur and wears a pink bow and pink nailpolish.
• Polar Opposite Twins: With Eugly. Pretty is a Spoiled Brat and an Alpha Bitch who is mean to everyone and likes to establish her authority, and Eugly is a sweet Extreme Doormat and tends to be nice to people.
• Popular Is Dumb: Averted; she's quite intelligent when she needs to be.
• Remember the New Guy?: Kaeloo recognizes her in her first appearance. Mr. Cat seems to as well, given the way he hisses at her.
• Rich Bitch: She is the richest of the cast and always flaunts it.
• Same Character, But Different: From her introduction until the end of season 4, Pretty was a self-centered, mean narcissist and an Alpha Bitch. In Season 5, Pretty is revealed to have undergone offscreen Character Development and becomes a friendly, helpful, and caring person, with absolutely none of her previous character traits present.
• Selfie Fiend: She is often shown taking selfies. It's implied that she is some sort of social media influencer.
• Slave to PR: In one episode, she throws a big party and plans on inviting everyone, but winds up not inviting Kaeloo just because the rest of her guests, with the sole exception of Mr. Cat, hate Kaeloo. When Kaeloo shows up to the party anyway, believing that Pretty just forgot to invite her, Pretty yells insults at her so everyone else will hear, but privately apologizes to her and seems genuinely upset about doing this just for her reputation.
• Smug Snake: She's extremely arrogant.
• Spoiled Brat: She is rich and arrogant, and throws tantrums when she doesn't get what she wants.
• Stalker with a Crush: She is frequently shown taking pictures of Mr. Cat with her phone and invading his personal space.
• Stalking Is Funny if It Is Female After Male: It would probably be less funny and more creepy if Mr. Cat was the one stalking Pretty.
• Theme Twin Naming: Inverted. She's named Pretty, and her sister's name is Eugly (pronounced like the word "ugly").
• Too Important to Walk: She usually gets Eugly to carry her around on her shoulders instead of walking.
• Took a Level in Kindness: She became nicer in Season 5.
• Youthful Freckles: She has dark pink freckles on her cheeks.

Eugly

The fraternal twin sister of Pretty, Eugly is a fat, ugly rabbit with a kind heart. She’s capable of beating anybody up, but she rarely does so of her own accord, usually under Pretty’s orders.

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• Acrofatic: Despite being overweight, she is physically very strong and can even carry four people at a time. She is also very good at ballet.
• Alleged Lookalikes: Kaeloo claims that she and Pretty look very much like each other.
• Always Identical Twins: Averted. She and Pretty are fraternal twins.
• Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: A pink rabbit.
• Barefoot Cartoon Animal: She wears a tee-shirt, a skirt and shorts, but no shoes.
• Big Guy, Little Guy: The Big Guy to Pretty's Little Guy.
• Birds of a Feather: She and Quack Quack are both incapable of speech, kind to others, and mistreated by the rest of the cast.
• Bruiser with a Soft Center: An extremely soft center. Despite her imposing physical size, she is very shy and sensitive.
• Dub Name Change: In the Italian dub, her name is Brutty, and in the Polish dub, it's Agi.
• Emotional Bruiser: She acts as Pretty's bodyguard, but on the outside, she is a very sensitive soul.
• Expressive Shirt: The designs on her shirt change depending on how she feels.
• Extreme Doormat: Everybody, especially Pretty, walks all over her.
• Eyes Out of Sight: Her eyes are normally covered by her bangs.
• Fat and Skinny: The fat to Pretty's skinny.
• Fat Comic Relief: Eugly, the most overweight of the characters, was frequently used as a source of comic relief until she was Put on a Bus in season 5.
• Furry Female Mane: Unlike the other female characters on the show, she has a head full of hair.
• Gentle Giant: She's very friendly despite her large size.
• Girlish Pigtails: Her Furry Female Mane has pigtails.
• Gonky Femme: Eugly is fat and not very attractive, but her gentle, romantic and sensitive personality, as well as her love for ballet make her traditionally feminine.
• Hand Signals: She occasionally uses these to communicate.
• Hidden Depths: Episode 67 proves that she is a great ballerina. Episode 89 shows her to be an extremely good singer, but then again, the rest of the normally Hollywood Tone-Deaf cast were singing well in that episode.
• Interspecies Romance: She is a rabbit and her boyfriend, Quack Quack, is a duck.
• Limited Wardrobe: Like her sister, she has only one outfit, consisting of a black Expressive Shirt, a pink skirt and black shorts.
• Meaningful Name: Not the most attractive person, is she?
• Modesty Shorts: Wears a pair of black shorts under her skirt.
• Nice Girl: Unless you hurt Pretty or Quack Quack, she is a surprisingly sweet and kind bunny.
• Official Couple: Becomes Quack Quack's girlfriend, following the events of Episode 54.
• Only Sane Man: Despite being Prone to Tears and Emotional Bruiser, she might be the most normal character in the show, at least if you compare her to the rest of the cast.
• Polar Opposite Twins: With Pretty. Pretty is a Spoiled Brat and an Alpha Bitch, but Eugly on the other hand is extremely kind and sweet.
• Prone to Tears: She will burst into tears almost Once an Episode.
• Put on a Bus: In Season 5, she leaves Smileyland to go to an art school and is reduced to occasional cameos.
• The Quiet One: Doesn't speak a lot and mostly speaks in whispering when she does.
• Redheads Are Uncool: Eugly is a shy and awkward redhead who is constantly subjected to verbal abuse and harassment by everybody except her boyfriend, Quack-Quack.
• Shrinking Violet: She's extremely shy.
• Single Woman Seeks Good Man: Eugly is dating Quack Quack, who is one of the nicer characters on the show and also the only character who usually isn't mean to her in any way.
• Stout Strength: She can carry four people at a time and win a fight against Mr. Cat.
• Theme Twin Naming: Inverted. Her sister's name has the opposite meaning of hers.
• The Unintelligible: She normally either mumbles or whispers. Pretty and Quack Quack can understand her perfectly well, though.
• Violently Protective Girlfriend: To Quack Quack. Mr. Cat learned that the hard way.
• Youthful Freckles: She has dark pink freckles on her cheeks.

Olaf

A penguin with a Russian accent who wants to Take Over the World and cover it with snow and ice. He is married to an ice cube named Olga.

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• Aerith and Bob: The only character with a normal name.
• All of the Other Reindeer: Episode 104 revealed that he was kicked out of the place where he lived by the other penguins for marrying an ice cube.
• Big Bad: Of the second season finale.
• Big Ol' Eyebrows: He has much bigger eyebrows than the rest of the cast.
• Cargo Ship: He's married to an ice cube.
• Companion Cube: Olga, his ice cube.
• Ditzy Genius: He's good at building robots and machines, but he has zero common sense.
• Enfant Terrible: Considering that he lives in Smileyland, which is only for children.
• Enraged by Idiocy: Olaf has a pretty short temper, but he gets angry at Stumpy very easily because he's even more of an idiot than the other characters.
• Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Despite his evilness, he loves Olga very much and will do anything for her.
• Even Evil Has Standards: He claps for the main cast's ballet performance in Episode 67 even though it goes horribly wrong, because at least they try to help.
• Evil Genius: He can build robots and gadgets with ease, and comes up with plans to beat his enemies and Take Over the World.
• Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor: The most notable example of this is Episode 121, where he tricks the main four into thinking that they've all lost their jobs, causing them to panic and worry, then reveals to them that it was a "joke" he played on them once the show's directors reveal that the main four were never fired.
• Evil Is Hammy: He's one of the hammiest characters on the show, and a villain.
• Evil Laugh: In the theme song.
• Evil Sounds Deep: Like Mr. Cat, he has a rather deep voice.
• Feathered Fiend
• Fish out of Water: Olaf was this in his early appearances, due to being new to Smileyland. Smileyland is nothing like the ice caps where Olaf had spent his entire life and is populated by crazy people, most of whom are also jerks, and Olaf would constantly be shocked by the main four's bizarre antics despite being just as insane as them.
• Freudian Excuse: He was ostracized by other penguins for being married to an ice cube and left to drift on an iceberg in the ocean until he finally reached Smileyland.
• Gadgeteer Genius: Not only does he build robots, he also invented a Freeze Ray in Episode 104, which he used on Kaeloo and Mr. Cat.
• Harmless Villain: He's not even remotely close to succeeding in his attempts to Take Over the World.
• Hollywood Tone-Deaf: He’s a terrible singer. He seems to be aware of it too, as he uses his singing to torture Kaeloo and Mr. Cat after capturing them.
• Hypocrite: He accuses the main four of being insane. While this is true, Olaf himself seems to be lacking in the sanity department.
• I Am Not Weasel: He’s an emperor penguin, not an auk. Too bad nobody else remembers that.
• Icy Gray Eyes: He has gray eyes to reflect his cold and calculating nature, as well as his desire to turn the world into a planet of ice and snow.
• Large Ham: The hammiest character on the show, in fact.
• Laughably Evil: He is a hammy and Harmless Villain whose sheer ineptitude at everything and failure to intimidate the main cast make him fairly entertaining to watch.
• Misunderstood Loner with a Heart of Gold: Hilariously subverted. Kaeloo believes this to be the case for Olaf. He actually is insane and evil, she just doesn't realize it.
• The Napoleon: His temper is just as short as he is.
• Non-Mammalian Hair: Olaf has big, bushy eyebrows and, as of Season 5, a man bun and beard.
• The Noseless: Lampshaded in Episode 55, where Stumpy and Quack Quack attack him with smelly gas, but he can't smell it since he doesn't have a nose.
• Not-So-Harmless Villain: Episodes 103 and 104^note Two-Part Episode had him kidnap Quack Quack to exploit his powers and freeze Mr. Cat and Kaeloo and put them in People Jars!
• Odd Name Out: The only character that has a normal, human-sounding name.
• The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: In Episode 77, he is utterly furious when he hears that the world is ending. He states that since he is going to take over it, he should decide when it ends.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: He has red eyes and is one of the villains.
• Robot Master: He built Serguei and an army of mini-Sergueis. In Episode 79, he turns Stumpy into a Cyborg.
• Royal "We": As he considers himself "emperor of the world", he often refers to himself as "we", though sometimes he uses "I".
• Small Name, Big Ego: Olaf has deluded himself into thinking that he is the ruler of the world and demands that people literally drop to their knees and prostrate themselves before him when he walks by.
• Take Over the World: What he wants to do, but he seems to have had no success.
• Too Important to Walk: He has his robot Serguei carry him from place to place most of the time.
• Unexplained Accent: Has a Russian accent despite being from Smileyland's equivalent of Antarctica.
• Used to Be a Sweet Kid: Implied in Episode 104.
• Younger Than They Look: Smileyland is only for children, but he sounds (and kind of looks) like an adult. It doesn't help that he is "married".

Game Rule

A personification of the concept of rules who comes to Smileyland in Season 5 after being sent to fix the other characters' blatant disregard for rules when they play games.

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• Anthropomorphic Typography: Her standard form is an exclamation mark.
• Arc Villain: Game Rule is the main antagonist of Season 5, but she undergoes a redemption arc at the end of the season.
• Big Bad: She is the overarching antagonist of Season 5.
• The Friend Nobody Likes: Despite the other characters calling her friend throughout Season 5, until the season finale, they all openly admit to finding her annoying and overbearing.
• Non-Standard Character Design: Unlike the other characters, who are Funny Animals, Game Rule is a flying exclamation mark with shapeshifting abilities.
• Odd Friendship: Game Rule is a personification of the concept of rules and takes games very seriously as a result. Despite this, out of all the characters, she ends up becoming closest to Mr. Cat, who is lazy, laidback, and rebellious.

Stumpy's Sisters

Stumpy's seven younger sisters, who appear starting in Season 5. They are:

• Lavanade, who possesses supernatural powers.
• Poucave, an aspiring journalist who spies on people to write articles about them.
• Violasse, who has terrible luck and keeps finding herself in bad situations as a result.
• Vitamine, who moves at super speed.
• Nombril, who is constantly begging for attention from Stumpy.
• Ardoise, who enjoys handling finances.
• Cramoisie, a young bully in the making.

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• Annoying Younger Sibling: Stumpy sees Nombril, Poucave, and Cramoisie as this. Nombril in particular spends every waking minute of her day trying to get his attention, to the point where Stumpy cannot sleep or use the bathroom in peace while she is around him.
• Attention Whore: Nombril is one of these. In most cases she specifically seeks out the attention of her older brother, but it is suggested that she'll accept attention from anyone. In Episode 241, when her and her sisters line up to board the train at the train station, Nombril pushes the others to make her way to the front so that everyone on the train will see her boarding first and she'll grab their attention.
• Big Brother Worship: Violasse idolizes Stumpy and often praises him for being cool.
• Big Sister Bully: It is unclear whether Cramoisie is younger or older than Violasse, but the trope still applies to them. Cramoisie goes out of her way to make Violasse feel bad, and constantly abuses her both verbally and physically.
• Big Sister Instinct: Vitamine looks out for the other sisters (and Stumpy) when they're in trouble.
• Blessed with Suck: Vitamine has Super-Speed. Unfortunately for her, she has no way to come down to a normal speed, which means she can't communicate with the people around her because they don't understand. It also hinders her ability to enjoy day-to-day activities. For example, being the goalie in a game of soccer with her brother is not fun because to her, it looks like the ball is moving in slow-motion, so it's too easy and boring.
• Born Unlucky: Poor Violasse's defining trait is her bad luck, which is somehow even worse than Stumpy's and constantly lands her in danger.
• Bratty Half-Pint: Cramoisie. She is "under 6 years old" and a jerkass who spends all her time insulting other people or pushing around her sister, Violasse. Her horrible behavior is generally met with zero consequences, as Kaeloo forgives her due to her young age, Mr. Cat is also a terrible person so he outright encourages her, and Stumpy thinks she just has no filter.
• Brutal Honesty:
  • Cramoisie is described by Stumpy as "having no filter", and upon meeting Kaeloo and Mr. Cat for the first time, she labels them "ugly and fat" and "a twisted narcissist" respectively.
  • Vitamine is prone to this, but unlike Cramoisie she doesn't intend to be rude.
• Character Catchphrase: In the French dub, Nombril's catchphrase is "Moignon, tu me vois?" (Stumpy, do you see me?)
• Child Prodigy: Despite her young age, Ardoise is a real pro when it comes to handling money.
• Creepy Child: Subverted with Lavanade. She has abnormally pale skin, wears all-black clothing, and has supernatural powers including the ability to summon spirits. However, despite this she shows no actual signs of creepy behavior. Instead, she is portrayed as an affectionate girl with a strong sense of justice who enjoys things like jokes and hugs.
• Cuddle Bug: Lavanade quite enjoys hugs, to the point where she hugs Quack-Quack immediately after being introduced to him for the first time.
• Curious as a Monkey: Violasse is a curious child who keeps getting into dangerous situations because she can't resist the urge to explore, which is made worse by the fact that she has terrible luck. In her debut episode she falls into a portal and when Stumpy goes to rescue her, he keeps begging her to just stay where she is so he can go get her and take her home, but she keeps finding new portals to jump into for the sake of exploring and has several near-death experiences from which she is only saved by her Good Luck Charm.
• Disproportionate Retribution: Lavanade often sics her ghosts on people for minor infractions, such as Nombril bumping into her or Kaeloo calling her powers "strange".
• Fearless Fool: Violasse keeps running head-first into bad situations because she's curious to explore new places and lacks the intelligence to realize that she's in danger, and the danger is augmented by her terrible luck.
• Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: Ardoise is the responsible sibling to Stumpy's foolish sibling. Unlike the lazy, selfish Stumpy, Ardoise is helpful and responsible to the point where she learned about money management so she could take the burden of managing the household expenses off the shoulders of her family's Struggling Single Mother. Kaeloo also lampshades this by noting that Stumpy would be a terrible example for Ardoise to follow.
• Ears as Hair: All seven of them tie their ears back with hairbands, suggesting this to be the case for them.
• Hollywood Tone-Deaf: Nombril is terrible at singing, and Cramoisie snarks that their parents should have named her "Casserole"^note originating from the French expression "chanter comme une casserole", meaning "to sing badly and off-key instead of "Nombril".
• Identical Twin ID Tag: All of the sisters in this family look nearly identical and each of them ties her ears up and wears a onesie. The difference lies in their differently colored eyes^note Cramoisie has green eyes, Poucave and Vitamine have red eyes, and Ardoise, Lavanade, Nombril, and Violasse have varying shades of blue and the fact that each of them wears a onesie with a different color and design on the front.
• Innocent Blue Eyes: Ardoise, Lavanade, Nombril, and Violasse have blue eyes and are relatively innocent and sweet, as opposed to red-eyed Immoral Journalist Poucave and green-eyed Jerkass Cramoisie.
• Immoral Journalist: Zigzagged with Poucave. She values the truth more than anything and refuses to allow her journalism to be used to spread lies, but the "immoral" part largely stems from her complete disregard for other people's boundaries, as her tactics involve hiding just out-of-sight and spying on people to get information about their private lives. The other characters call her out on it but she continues to do so with zero regard for their wishes.
• It's All About Me:
  • Aspiring journalist Poucave finds material for her news articles by spying on other people and writing down information about their private lives. When asked by the subjects of these articles to please respect their privacy and boundaries, Poucave's response is a Blunt "No".
  • Nombril's attempts to draw attention to herself often result in her not paying attention to her surroundings, with poor consequences for the people around her.
• Jerkass: Cramoisie spends her time insulting the other characters. Stumpy describes her as "having no filter" while Kaeloo describes her as simply "impolite".
  • Jerkass to One: Cramoisie is particularly horrible to Violasse, who is notably the only person she resorts to using actual physical violence on.
• The Jinx: Violasse doesn't just have bad luck, her bad luck is apparently prone to spreading to the people around her. Cramoisie gives her a wide berth because of this and refuses to allow Violasse to touch her because she thinks her bad luck will rub off on her.
• Karma Houdini: Cramoisie gets away with fat-shaming Kaeloo and insulting Mr. Cat in her debut episode, because Kaeloo forgives her due to her young age and Mr. Cat, being a jerkass himself, finds Cramoisie's dickery endearing.
• Limited Wardrobe: They are each only shown wearing one onesie (which serves as an Identical Twin ID Tag) and never shown wearing any other clothes.
• Little Miss Snarker: Cramoisie, who is stated to be under 6 years old and replies to everything with either an insult or a snide remark.
• Magnetic Medium: Lavanade attracts spirits to herself without intending to.
• Manipulative Bitch: Cramoisie attempts to manipulate both Kaeloo and Mr. Cat with her "scared little girl" act to lure them into her trap and win the game in her Day in the Limelight episode. Kaeloo and Mr. Cat being examples of this trope themselves, they see right through her and it doesn't work.
• Mature Younger Sibling: Ardoise is caring and responsible and often helps her mother with household accounting, unlike her older brother Stumpy, who is lazy, immature, and always selfish.
• Not So Above It All: When Stumpy tells the sisters he can't buy them dessert after dinner, even Ardoise (the most selfless and helpful of the bunch) joins the others in finding ways to harass him into buying them dessert.
• One-Way Visor: Ardoise wears a pink one.
• Paper-Thin Disguise: During her investigations, Poucave wears a pair of Groucho glasses, which works on Kaeloo, Stumpy, and Quack-Quack, but not Mr. Cat. The in-universe explanation is that it only works on stupid people.
• Perky Goth: Lavanade is pale-skinned, wears all-black clothing, and talks to ghosts. She's also a cheerful and friendly young girl who loves jokes and hugs.
• Stalker without a Crush: Stumpy laments that he can never take a nap, read a comic book, or even use the bathroom in peace because Nombril is always following him everywhere.
• Stepford Smiler: Stumpy and his sisters try to stay positive despite their hardships by reminding themselves that other people have it worse, but their problems are clearly taking a toll on each of them.
• Strong Family Resemblance: Stumpy's sisters look nearly identical, which is justified since they're implied to be septuplets; however, they bear a strong resemblance to Stumpy himself as well, to the extent that Kaeloo is able to identify Nombril as Stumpy's sister just by looking at her.
• Super-Speed: Vitamine moves at super speed compared to the rest of the world. Unfortunately for her, even though this makes her able to move quickly from place to place, it also renders her incapable of communicating properly with those around her because they aren't able to perceive her speech.
• Too Dumb to Live: Despite being fully aware that she has terrible luck, Violasse often puts herself into situations where she could easily be hurt or killed because she likes exploring. If it wasn't for her Good Luck Charm she would have already been dead due to deciding to explore in dangerous places, facing circumstances such as nearly falling into a river of lava.
• Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: The first thing Cramoisie does when she meets Kaeloo is to insult her for having saddlebag fat and calling her ugly. One has to wonder where Cramoisie, a literal toddler, learned what saddlebag fat even is, let alone shame someone for it.
• Unfortunate Names: Their names are seen as ridiculous in-universe, to the point where it's a Running Gag for Kaeloo or Mr. Cat to point out the unusual nature of their names. To top it off, some of their names are actually words in the show's original language, French:
  • Ardoise - Slate
  • Cramoisie - Crimson
  • Nombril - Belly button
  • Poucave - Snitch
  • Vitamine - Vitamin
• Vague Age: All we know of their ages is that they're younger than Stumpy, with Cramoisie in particular being stated to be less than 6 years old.
• Wise Beyond Their Years: Ardoise is a toddler but is easily the most mature member of her family, even compared to Stumpy, the oldest. She's mastered money management and learned about the stock market, which is an impressive feat for a child her age, and uses her skills for good things such as helping her overworked single mother with the household accounting to make her life easier.
• Youthful Freckles: Lavanade has these.

Minor Characters

Ursula

Stumpy's long-distance girlfriend who he met online, and one of the few people to actually treat him well. She is mostly just mentioned in passing, or if she is physically present in the episode, she is offscreen.

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• Beauty Equals Goodness: Ursula is apparently really beautiful and she is one of the few genuinely nice characters on the show.
• Cats Are Mean: Averted. She's one of the nicest characters the show has to offer.
• Dub Name Change: In the Polish dub, her name is Urszuli.
• Everyone Loves Blondes: Implied. While the audience never sees how she actually looks like, Stumpy's drawing of her implies that she is a blonde. Also, Stumpy, Mr. Cat and Kaeloo find her attractive.
• Girlfriend in Canada: Subverted. Everyone thought Stumpy made her up, but she eventually meets them in person.
• Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Assuming that Stumpy's drawing is anything to go by, she is a blonde. Also, she is one of the few genuinely nice characters on the show.
• Interspecies Romance: She is a cat who is dating Stumpy, a squirrel.
• Long-Distance Relationship: She is in this kind of relationship with Stumpy.
• Nice Girl: She genuinely cares about Stumpy and sees what's in him beyond his ugly looks and stupidity. She is also quite polite and sweet when talking to Kaeloo and Mr. Cat.
• Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: While they aren't married, she has this dynamic with Stumpy: he is a funny-looking squirrel who is apparently quite ugly in universe, while she, despite not being shown on-screen, gets quite the positive attention from Mr. Cat and Kaeloo.
• The Unseen: She never appears onscreen, and is usually just mentioned in conversations among the other characters.
• The Voice: In the rare event she actually shows up in an episode, she is offscreen and only her voice can be heard.

Kaeloo's Family

Kaeloo's relatives, who are all toads.

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• Alliterative Family: Almost everyone in the family has a name that starts with K. Known members are Kaeloo herself, Kevin, Kurt, Karl, Klaus, Karine, Krystal, Kilian, and Kimiko.
• Big Brother Bully: Kurt and Karl are this to Kevin, and act as a surrogate version to Kaeloo.
• Disappeared Dad / Missing Mom: We never see or even hear about Kaeloo's parents and Kaeloo is usually depicted as a Minor Living Alone.
• Jerkass: Kaeloo's aunts, uncles, and cousins, except Kevin, are exceedingly cruel and make jokes at other people's expense. Bonus points go to Kurt and Karl who show up in Smileyland uninvited, eat all the food Kaeloo made and tell her to her face that it's horrible, threaten Quack Quack, tell Stumpy that Ursula deserves better than him, and make fun of Mr. Cat for being traumatized by the abuse he endured as a child.
• Meaningful Name:
  • Karl means "strong man", or "manly".
  • One possible meaning of the name Kevin is "gentle".
• White Sheep: Kevin and Kaeloo herself are the only nice members of the family.

Stumpy's Parents

Stumpy's mother and estranged father.

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• Alcoholic Parent: Implied; Stumpy's sisters say that their father used to come home red in the face and that the way he acted was scary to them.
• Disappeared Dad: Stumpy's father left the family, leaving his ex-girlfriend to take care of their eight children alone.
• Neat Freak: Stumpy's mother constantly asks Stumpy to keep his room clean, and if he doesn't clean it, she cleans it for him.
• Parental Neglect: Stumpy's mother hardly pays any attention to her son, though she is at least caring enough to stop him from juggling chainsaws. Season 5 provides the explanation that she works three jobs to keep the family afloat, and thus does not have the ability to spend time with her children.
• Struggling Single Mother: Stumpy's mother works three jobs just to earn enough money for her large family.
• Unreliable Narrator: Most of what the audience knows of Stumpy's mother is from what Stumpy says, which may be disproportionately skewed to make her look like a bad parent; Stumpy describes her as neglectful and lazy when in reality she is a hardworking woman who does not have enough time to spend with her son because she needs to work to earn money for the family.
• Unnamed Parent: We never learn the name of Stumpy's mother.

The Cat Family

Mr. Cat's parents, Al and Lola Felicia, and his two older brothers. Mr. Cat met the main four after running away from them.

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• Abusive Parents: Lola Felicia is strongly suggested to have been one of these, to the point where the mere sound of her voice on a phone call is enough to make Mr. Cat flee the scene repeatedly screaming "NOT MAMA!" in utter terror.
• Alcoholic Parent: Al is said to be a heavy drinker.
• Big Brother Bully: Mr. Cat's brothers used to abuse him physically, which is the primary reason Mr. Cat decided to run away.
• Dysfunctional Family: The father is an alcoholic, the mother is constantly screaming, and all three sons grew up to be violent bullies who torment other people for fun.
• The Ghost: They never appear in the show and are only mentioned in passing by Mr. Cat.
• Happily Married: Al and Lola Felicia, at least according to Mr. Cat.
• My Beloved Smother: It is eventually revealed that Lola Felicia was one of these. He temporarily moves back in with her in Episode 240 and when Kaeloo goes there to invite Mr. Cat to move back in with her, we hear Lola repeatedly screaming at him to "come to Mama!" and calling him names like "nice little kitty". Mr. Cat himself also often mentions that she's often prone to yelling at him and his brothers.
• Parental Favoritism: Mr. Cat was Lola Felicia's favorite son, at least according to his brothers.

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