Kitty Katswell Gender: Female Hair color: Black and Tan Eye color: Green Species: Cat Age: 20s (estimate) Birthday: Unknown Personal Information Affiliations:   Turbo Undercover Fighting Force Occupation:   Secret Agent Residence:   Catwalk, Petropolis, CA Aliases:   Mean Lady (Mall Rat) Vince (Chilly Dog) Mitzy (Mom-A-Geddon) The Unfunny Sidekick (Iron Mutt) Boring Lady (Bored of Education) Friends:   Dudley Puppy Keswick The Chief Enemies:   The Chameleon D.O.O.M. Bird Brain Love Interests:   Dudley Puppy (in future episodes) Family Parents: Unnamed mother Unknown father Siblings: Unnamed sister Others: Uncle Doug Production Information First Appearance:   Purr-fect Partners Voiced by: Grey DeLisle

“I speak 120 dialects fluently, mastered all forms of martial arts, and my claws are registered as lethal weapons.”
—Kitty Katswell, Purr-fect Partners
Kitty Katswell, one of the main protagonists (specifically, the deuteragonist), is T.U.F.F.'s number one agent. She's also an expert in combat, weapons, and detective work. There's just one thing she can't seem to do: control Dudley Puppy!^[1]

BackgroundEdit

According to "Operation: Happy Birthday", Kitty's birthdays as a child were disastrous because of her cat-like instincts, but not much else is known. She also mentions that she spent eight years of secret agent college in "Toast of T.U.F.F.". Plus, before becoming partners with Dudley, she used to be partners with Jack Rabbit. Kitty is also responsible for putting The Chameleon away in jail, and he resents her for this, although he only specifically targeted her in his debut episode, "Doom-mates". In most later appearances, he opposes T.U.F.F. in general.

PersonalityEdit

Kitty is known to have somewhat of a temper, but is shown to be nice and kind. She is also said to be trained in the arts of combat, language and firearm use. As revealed in Puppy Love, she knows many things that guys like to do to impress girls. Dudley often annoys Kitty, but she still considers him to be a worthwhile partner and a friend…and then he injures her in some comical manner. She gets very annoyed whenever her birthday is brought up.

AppearanceEdit

Kitty, obviously a tough cat no one should mess with, is good at karate and can hurt any primate. She has wide, green eyes and tan fur. Kitty is also 5 foot 6", excluding hair and ears, as shown in The Doomies. Like most female spies or agents, she has mid-length, wavy black hair. Kitty wears a black suit and belt, but her headband, sweater, gloves, and boots are white. She has a long, tan tail, and like most cats, she has sharp, retractable claws and whiskers, but the whiskers have only been seen in Doom-Mates.

Interactions with Other Characters (Alphabetically)Edit

ChameleonEdit

Main article: The Chameleon

Kitty was the first person to ever imprison The Chameleon, which he was revealed in Doom-mates. The Chameleon tries to seek revenge on her after escaping from prison, although his plans were foiled in the end. In later episodes, the Chameleon's rivalry with Kitty seemed to disappear, and the Chameleon doesn't try getting revenge on Kitty anymore, but instead tries to get revenge on the agency itself.

It is possible that the Chameleon has a small liking to her. In Guard Dog, when the train reached Petsburgh, Kitty was forced to take care of the Chameleon, much to his pleasure.

ChiefEdit

Main article: The Chief

The Chief is the leader of T.U.F.F.. Kitty tends to be very obedient towards him, even when he orders her to do something that she doesn't appreciate. However, in "Mind Trap", after Chief insulted her fish cookies, and threw into a dumpster, she became very disgruntled and hesitated to save him after he was kidnapped by D.O.O.M..

Dudley PuppyEdit

Main article: Dudley-Kitty Relationship

Although they are partners, Dudley and Kitty obtain a bickering cat-dog relationship. Kitty usually takes Dudley's way of nice the wrong way, and usually ends up fighting in early episodes, and Dudley never cares. Despite this, they still care for each other, and themselves, like siblings do. They later became heart felt friends. It is even rumored among many fans of the show, that they have some sort of relationship with each other. Even though Kitty finds most of Dudley's antics a little annoying, she still considers him a good agent and the best partner she's ever had.

KeswickEdit

In Internal Affairs, Kitty lost a bet and had to take Keswick to the movies. They seem to have a standard relationship.

Not much is shown to the interactions between Kitty and Keswick, but she obviously considers him a valuable friend, and at one point was in deep grief because she thought, along with Dudley and The Chief, that Keswick died (Toast of T.U.F.F.)

Verminious SnaptrapEdit

Snaptrap is one of Kitty's usual enemies. He was the first villain who was shown interacting with Kitty at the beggining of the show. Since then, she has been on hot persuit of him and his allies

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