SuperKitties

SuperKitties

• Ginny (voiced by Emma Berman^[5]) is a ginger Tabby cat with a pink SuperKitty suit who is the leader of the SuperKitties. She has claws that allow her to climb and poke objects. In her Su-Purr Charged form, Ginny's agility is enhanced.
• Sparks (voiced by Cruz Flateau^[6]) is a yellow Bengal cat with a purple SuperKitty suit who has timid and sensitive feelings, the smartest of the SuperKitties, and Buddy's older brother. He uses a variety of high-tech devices from his SuperKitty Kit to help with cases and connect with citizens. In his Su-Purr Charged form, Sparks can have the SuperKitty Kit assume Turbo Mode, with his boots taking on another form.
• Buddy (voiced by JeCobi Swain in seasons 1-2,^[7] Landon Chase Dubois in season 3-present) is a Calico British Shorthair cat with an orange SuperKitty suit who is the largest of the SuperKitties, Sparks's younger brother and serves as comic relief. He possesses super-strength and has the ability to perform a Furball Blitz which turns him into a ball of fur and allows him to roll into objects. In his Su-Purr Charged form, Buddy can perform the Furball Blitz Bounce.
• Bitsy (voiced by Pyper Braun^[8]) is a white Munchkin kitten with a sky blue SuperKitty suit who is the smallest of the SuperKitties. Her Bitsy Boots allow her to move at high speeds. As the newest and second smallest member of the team, Bitsy records cases in vlogs on her tablet. In her Su-Purr Charged form, Bitsy's speed is enhanced.
• Willa (voiced by Thea Gallagher) is a magenta wildcat who lives in the Wild Jungle outside of Kittydale. She is always ready to help the SuperKitties on missions whether in the Wild Jungle or Kittydale. In the episode The New SuperKitty, she officially became the fifth member of the team. She wears a red SuperKitty suit. In her Su-Purr Charged form, Willa can roar really loud to break things.

Allies

• Wiggles (voiced by Eric Bauza) is a robotic pig built by Sparks. He is later upgraded with retractable wings.

Villains

• Cat Burglar (voiced by Justin Guarini) is an anthropomorphic gray tabby cat who loves to swipe items.
  • Granny Catarina (voiced by Kari Wahlgren) is a gray tabby cat and Cat Burglar's grandmother who shares his passion for swiping things.
  • Sassy (voiced by Anika Noni Rose) is a brown tabby cat and Cat Burglar's country cousin who is also a burglar.
• Lab Rat (voiced by Ruth Pferdehirt) is an anthropomorphic rat scientist who creates high-tech devices for her own purposes, usually obtaining cheese.
  • Otto (singing voice provided by Jeremy Jordan) is a octopus who is Lab Rat's assistant and best friend. He usually does not speak, but occasionally sings in certain musical numbers.
  • The Burbles (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker) are toys that are programmed to do Lab Rat's bidding.
  • Roboctopus (voiced by Kari Wahlgren) is a giant robotic octopus.
• Mr. Puppypaws (voiced by James Monroe Iglehart) is a small brown and white Papillon dog with a Danish accent who is often seen riding on a motorized pet stroller. He owns a rubber duck named Quacksley that he often speaks to.
  • Dragonbreath the Glittery is a robotic dragon that is often used by Mr. Puppypaws and rides in a customizable side car attachment to his pet stroller.
  • King Fishy Fins is a goldfish that was obtained by Mr. Puppypaws' owner.
• Zsa Zsa (voiced by Isabella Crovetti) is a vain sulphur-crested cockatoo who loves to sing, dance, and enjoy expensive luxuries. She has a soft spot for cute animals.
  • Aunt Lola (voiced by Pamela Adlon) is a sulphur-crested cockatoo who is Zsa Zsa's aunt and is also a singer.
  • Zsa Zsa's Squad (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker) are the budgie henchmen of Zsa Zsa.
    • George (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker) is one of Zsa Zsa's budgies.
• Pamster Glamster and Champster Glamster (voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin and Utkarsh Ambudkar, respectively) are two anthropomorphic sibling Syrian hamsters who love anything fabulous, sparkly, dazzling, stylish and especially glamorous. Pamster is yellow, and Champster is orange. They use a high tech hamster ball for transportation.

Recurring

Critical response

Marsella Evans of Plugged In said that SuperKitties is a well-executed and lighthearted preschool series. She complimented the show's positive messages about bravery, kindness, and friendship, noting that the animal villains always learn from their mistakes. Evans found that the series maintains an age-appropriate level of adventure, ensuring a safe and engaging experience for young viewers. She stated that most episodes are wholesome and free of concerns.^[16] Ashley Moulton of Common Sense Media gave SuperKitties a grade of four out of five stars and said that the show models social-emotional skills through its team of superhero cats. She complimented the series for promoting empathy, teamwork, and kindness while ensuring that the mild adventure never puts characters in real danger. Moulton found that SuperKitties delivers positive messages about doing the right thing and helping others, with even the villains learning from their mistakes by the end of each episode. She stated that SuperKitties is an adorable program that effectively teaches young viewers about emotions and communication in a safe and engaging way.^[17] Marisa Lascala of Good Housekeeping ranked SuperKitties 7th in their "13 Best Toddler TV Shows" list. She said that SuperKitties is a good choice for toddlers and preschoolers, especially for animal lovers and superhero fans. She praised the show's social-emotional focus, highlighting how the superhero cats empathize with the villains' motivations rather than simply defeating them. LaScala found that the series combines adventure with valuable lessons in kindness and understanding, making it both entertaining and educational. She stated that creator Paula Rosenthal carefully studied cat behavior for authenticity and noted that parents might also enjoy the show's James Bond-inspired theme song.^[18]

Ratings

SuperKitties was the newest series among the top 10 most-watched preschool shows in 2024. It achieved significant success, with its toy line helping to expand its reach. By the end of 2024, the series was recognized as the No. 1 new preschool property of the year, according to Circana figures.^[19]

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