Kanga (Winnie the Pooh)

Appearance:Kanga is an anthropomorphic Kangaroo the texture of her skin makes it look like she is a plush, (Because she is an actual Kangaroo plush that belonged to Christopher Robin but has gained life and now lives in the hundred acre woods) she has overall light brown fur, her belly and extending to her crotch and breasts are pastel pink just like the insiders of her rounded but still kangaroo-like ears Kanga has black dot eyes a large and extremely thick like tail comes out of the top her ass, and she stands around 11 feet tall now to Kanga's assets, she has massive z cup breasts with wine red large areolas and nipples she has a gigantic plump bubble ass each of her ass cheeks are larger than a gym exercise ball and her thighs are extremely large and her waist slightly thin.

Personality:Kanga is easily the most down-to-earth resident of the Hundred Acre Wood, so much so that she rarely joins the madcap exploits of her friends. Being a mother, Kanga is sweet and nurturing to both Roo and the others. She is also wise to some degree and shares this wisdom with other residents, such as Piglet. As she lacks the eccentricity of Tigger or the temper of Rabbit, Kanga often appears to be extremely leveled and mature. Her maturity also allowed her to be the first resident (alongside Roo) to overcome the universal fear of Heffalumps in Pooh's Heffalump Movie, to the point that, upon watching a Heffalump with Roo, she was the only one to not really be scared or worried, only being confused, which shows that Kanga is able to not judge a situation for what it seems and that, at times, she doesn't let fear cloud her thinking and reasoning.

Kanga's house:Kanga lives in a literal treehouse (which shares a joint mailbox, indicating two residences rather than one) with her son Roo. She spends much of her time at home while Roo typically joins the adventures of Pooh and the others. Kanga acts much like a typical housewife (despite being a single mother) as she is mostly seen cleaning and tending to Roo's needs. Of all the Hundred Acre Woods residents, Kanga has the strongest friendship with Tigger, whom she sometimes treats as her own. This makes sense as Tigger and Roo often treat each other as siblings. Kanga is notable in that she is one of the few characters that Tigger does not bounce. Instead, he treats her extremely respectfully, often referring to her as "Mrs. Kanga", even though in Un-Valentine's Day, he does bounce Kanga, claiming "you always bounce someone you love".

The others that live in the Hundred Acre Wood:

Winnie the Pooh:Pooh is an anthropomorphic teddy bear. He is short, has yellow fur, and has a round belly. He has black dot eyes, a black nose, a short snout, and small round ears. There is also black stitching on his belly and bottom, which occasionally rips open, revealing his white stuffing inside.

Piglet:Piglet is pink all over, with darker pink ears and solid black eyes. He is usually seen in a deep pink, striped jumper. He sometimes wears a scarf, though not terribly often. He is considered to be a "very small animal" due to him being the smallest

Eeyore:Unlike the others Eeyore is not anthropomorphic he is an old stuffed donkey with his nail being nailed to him and most of the time unlike the others Eeyore is depressed

Tigger:He is an anthropomorphic stuffed tigger with a springy tail with stripes on his back he loves bouncing around and his catchphrase is "Consider yourself pounced"

Rabbit:He is a tall, slender domestic rabbit with cream yellow fur (sometimes lime green), thick black eyebrows, a white chest and belly, skinny arms, a pink nose, and a white cottontail.

Owl:Owl is, as his name would suggest, an anthropomorphized owl, with light tan plumage on his underside and brown plumage on his head, tail, and back. His three-taloned feet are also brown. He has a short tuft of white feathers just under his beak, somewhat resembling a beard. The area around his eyes is a slightly lighter shade of brown. His eyes are black with pale yellow sclera, and his eyebrows are dark brown. Owl's beak is yellow.