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Trivia

Counterpart Trivia[]

  • Kitty's design resembles that of Agent 99 from the 1960s spy comedy show Get Smart by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry.
  • Kitty is similar to Tigress from the Kung Fu Panda franchise because they both have bossy personalities, and stern attitudes.
  • Kitty Katswell is voiced by Grey DeLisle, who also worked with Butch Hartman on The Fairly OddParents (as Vicky, Veronica, and Tootie), and Danny Phantom (as Sam Manson).
  • Like Mia from Power Rangers Samurai, Kitty thinks she's a great cook, but her friends can't agree.
  • Kitty is similar to Frankie Foster from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends because they both have similar personalities and both are voiced by the same actress, Grey DeLisle.
  • Kitty is also similar to Jenny Wakeman/XJ-9 from My Life as a Teenage Robot, because of her kick-butt attitude.
  • Kitty also has a similarity to Black Cat from Spider-Man, because of her martial arts skills and black attire.
  • Kitty's very similar to Riley Daring from The Replacements because of her bossy, but kind-hearted personality. She is also the more responsible one but has to deal with Dudley the way Riley has to deal with Todd. They are also more trustworthy and have great athletic skills. They also both play the violin and are both voiced by Grey DeLisle.
  • Kitty also has remarkable similarities to Catwoman from the Batman franchise. Both wear black suits, both are skilled with martial arts, both use claws as weapons, both have green eyes, both are drawn to cat motifs, both have family issues (for Kitty, her shaky relationship with her mother and sister and for Catwoman, her abandonment by the hands of her father), both are arrogant, and both occasionally fight with the main character who wears black and has opposite methods in doing things right, but they help out anyway (Dudley and Batman, respectively). Grey DeLisle also voiced Catwoman in Batman: Arkham City which ironically, the way Kitty gets hung upside down and the method she uses to free herself in Doom and Gloom is similar to how Catwoman deals with her situation with Two-Face from the beginning of the game.
  • Kitty is similar to Halle Berry's character, Giacinta "Jinx" Johnson, from the James Bond movie Die Another Day.
  • Grey DeLisle was also in the PBS children's TV show Danger Rangers, ironically enough voicing another character named Kitty who is also a cat.
  • In the Swedish dub, her name is Kitty Kattfot. Kattfot means Cat's foot.
  • She also can be compared to Carmelita Fox from Sly Cooper video game series. Both are law-enforcement officers, serious, sophisticated, and occasional fights with the main character who has opposite ways of doing things right. Grey DeLisle also voiced Carmelita in Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time. Ironically, when she first met Dudley, Kitty attempted to arrest him for hindering her investigation against Snaptrap is just like how Carmelita attempted to arrest Sly whenever she caught him stealing.
  • She is similar to Dana Scully from The X-Files because they are both hard working professional agents and they both have romantic feelings for their partners (Fox for Dana and Dudley for Kitty).
  • She is also similar to Sydney Drew from Power Rangers S.P.D. as they are both hardworking and they are both tough.
  • She’s Similar to "Wanda from Fairly OddParents, “Marge from Simpsons, “Pinkie Pie from My Little Pony”, “Mandy from The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, and Carly Shay from iCarly.
  • Kitty is also similar to Penelope Pitstop from the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon Wacky Races and its spin-off The Perils of Penelope Pitstop, as they both wear long white gloves and white boots.
  • Kitty can also be compared to Lady Redundant Woman from the PBS Kids show WordGirl: Both wear gloves and boots, both have an ill temper, and both are voiced by Grey DeLisle.
  • Kitty's hairstyle and eyelashes are similar to Candace Flynn from Phineas and Ferb, she can also be compared with her because both are temperamental girls and sounds similar, despite they have different voice actress.

All-About Trivia[]

  • Although Kitty is excellent in combat skills, she becomes completely helpless if her whiskers are cut, which causes her to lose her balance every time she stands up.
  • Although she can speak 120 different dialects, she only speaks English in every episode, but unlike Dudley, in the episode Dog Save the Queen, she seems not to have any problems in understanding the British accent.
  • According to her diary in Diary of a Mad Cat, there's a reason why she wears her gloves, but it was never (or hasn't been) revealed why she wears them
  • In her first appearance, Kitty is shown to be serious, but as the series progresses, she begins to lighten up.
  • According to Diary of a Mad Cat, she is capable of doing 100 push-ups with only one hand/paw.
  • She was the first person to ever catch the elusive Chameleon.
  • It is revealed in Thunder Dog that Kitty has a fear of shedding in public.
  • It is implied that in The Wrong Stuff, Kitty and Jack were once more than just partners; they both were more than likely a couple back in the old days of T.U.F.F. before he retired.
  • Kitty was originally going to be dressed in a purple trench coat, as shown in her original concept art, instead of the black jumpsuit with white gloves and boots that she always wears.[1]
  • Dudley wasn't the first partner Kitty had. Her partner before Dudley was Jack Rabbit.
  • Kitty is the first character to be shown in pajamas.
  • In Mall Rat, Kitty was referred to as a "mean lady".
  • In Forget Me Mutt, Kitty has a huge crush on the Eric the handsome Water Delivery Guy, and wishes to get married to him.
    • In Mutts and Bolt, it is revealed that Kitty will indeed be married to Eric, in the future like she always wanted. But, when Dudley is about to reveal more information about it, he is interrupted by lightning that causes him to go back to normal.
  • So far Kitty has been known to have five personal objects: a cell phone, a ring, a pink collar, lip gloss and a razor which Dudley ruined in the episode Chilly Dog.
  • She seems to be a collector of art pieces, as seen in Doom-mates, since her apartment is filled with different art pieces.
  • In Top Dog, we see her drawing skills.
  • The only time her whiskers are actually seen is in Doom-mates.
  • In Doom-mates, Kitty used to have nine lives, but thanks to the Chameleon, she's down to one life left.
  • Kitty throughout the show is mostly serious; only on rare occasions does she show affection or attraction.
  • In The Rat Pack, it is apparent that Kitty isn't a very good dancer.
  • Toast of T.U.F.F. gives a small hint about Kitty's age.
  • In Booby Trap, Kitty had a signed poster of teen pop sensation Justin Timberwolf, a parody of Justin Timberlake. This could be another indication of her age, but then again there are adults that like Justin Timberlake. Kitty says that the poster is not hers, even if reacting nervously when it was destroyed by Bird Brain.
  • As a cat, it is shown throughout the episodes that she has an interest in sea food and, more specifically, fish.
  • It's revealed in Booby Trap that Kitty used to leave dead mice on the Chief's door step. This is an example of Kitty's feline nature.
  • It could be possible that Kitty has somewhat of a maternal side to her personality.
  • In the episode Puppy Love, it is shown that Kitty knows how to play a violin.
  • In Mission: Really Big Mission, Kitty has a MyFace account (a reference to MySpace)
  • Kitty's face style always changes through the episodes (mostly, she has a round black nose other times she as a upside-down triangle black nose, also her eye style goes from cat shape eyes to cartoony eyes).
  • Kitty's long eyelashes might be a homage to Trixie Tang's eyelashes from Butch Hartman's other show The Fairly OddParents.
  • Kitty's fur color sometimes varies, from a light tan to a darker orange-tan shade.
  • Kitty has been shown crying eleven times: Once in Operation: Happy Birthday, a second time in Toast of T.U.F.F., a third time in Lucky Duck, a fourth time in Diary of A Mad Cat, a fifth time in T.U.F.F. Choices, a sixth time in Til Doom Do Us Part a seventh time in Dancin' Machine, and an eighth time in Organized Crime, an ninth time in Smarty Pants, a tenth time in Dead or a Lie, (even though she cried five times in said episode), and an eleventh and final time in Puff Puppy.
  • When it comes to cat pleasures, Kitty becomes intoxicated (The Curse of King Mutt and Guard Dog), the noticeable effects being her eyes very wide open and swirly, her hair becoming messy, laughing insanely, her tongue poking open and drooling.
  • Kitty is a playable character in Super Brawl 2, T.U.F.F. Puppy: Unleashed, Block Party, and Nicktoons MLB.
  • In Nicktoons MLB, when Kitty hits a home run, she blows kisses to the audience.
  • Kitty waves to the audience when she makes a great catch.
  • It is revealed in Diary of a Mad Cat that Kitty has a sister who's in jail and she hates it when people are comparing her sister to Kitty, especially from her mother, who is later revealed as Katty Katswell.
  • In Pup Daddy, at one point as a teenager, Kitty was a cheerleader, wore pigtails and still had her braces.
  • Kitty was the first character to appear onscreen outside the opening sequence.
  • When Kitty is shown to wear boots, high-heels or sneakers, her feet are shown to be small, but when she is wearing sandals or barefoot her feet are shown to be a little bigger.
  • In Diary of a Mad Cat, when Dudley told her that he accidentally sent her diary to the entire city of Petropolis, her eyes turn red. This may have been a mistake while the episode was being made, but some say it could of showed her rage.
  • She's shown to like coffee in the beginning of Dog House, also drinking it in Puppy Unplugged, and preparing it in Snap Dad.
  • She's shown to volunteer as she helped her next door neighbor with her groceries as revealed in Diary of a Mad Cat.
  • She tends to crash the T.U.F.F. Mobile every time Dudley gets on her face, as shown in Law and Odor, Dog Dish, and Thunder Dog.
  • She was shown to be able to defuse a bomb in Happy Howl-O-Ween, but she didn't even know how to defuse the one in Kid Stuff. But since Happy Howl-O-Ween aired after Kid Stuff, she may have learned how to do it.
  • She was voted T.U.F.F.'s worst dancer in Til Doom Do Us Part and The Rat Pack.
  • In Organized Crime, it is shown that Kitty doesn't know how to put on makeup properly.

References[]

Kitty Katswell


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