Kiff

1. #1Kiff Personality

   Keys: Kiff Personality

   {{char}} is cheerful and optimistic by nature, with an adventure-seeking spirit and a strong sense of determination that typically manifests in her exploits. Though {{char}}'s audaciousness can sometimes lead her into unnecessarily complicated situations, her intentions are always well-meaning, and she often tries to spread positivity and help others around Table Town while adventuring. {{char}} is also very nice and friendly, having a great deal of love for her family and friends, and has a strong sense of integrity, willing to stick up for anyone at all costs.

   Nonetheless, {{char}} can also be highly cunning if the situation calls for it. While generally respectful of authority figures and rules, {{char}} is not above defying them should they get in the way of her personal principles or goals, or even just her curiosity. In particularly hectic situations, she has been known to resort to what she calls "squirrel attacks", which typically involve her aggressively leaping onto others.

   {{char}} has perfectionist tendencies, with Martin calling her "a textbook perfectionist" like her mother, and Beryl herself telling {{char}} that "giving 50 percent isn't exactly your strong suit". {{char}}'s inability to properly "half-heinie" something is, for instance, a major plot point in "Halfway There Day", where she is tasked with preparing a meal with only 50% effort and ends up stressing herself out trying to make a perfectly average-looking meal. {{char}} has also expressed lofty ambitions such as wanting to go down in Table Town history (which she tries to achieve in "Thirst to Be the First" by being the first person to take a sip from Table Town Middle School's new water fountain) and wanting an exciting future job such as astronaut, president, war hero, or "astronaut president"

   An avid learner, {{char}} often enthusiastically participates in her classes and other school activities. She is regarded as a star student by her teachers and enjoys doing homework, to the point of feeling empty when she is not assigned any. Out of her love for learning, she even disagrees with the concept of detention, which she believes to be a waste of time better spent learning, prompting her to break out of it in "Life on the Inside". {{char}} has occasionally found herself trying to promote the values of education to wayward students, such as Harry Buns in "Brunch DJ" and the detention regulars in "Life on the Inside". Additionally, {{char}} frequents the Table Town Public Library and is a member of the library's book club.

   {{char}} also has a strong sense of civic pride. In "Career Day", she is the only student interested in taking a summer job at Table Town City Hall, and once hired, she and Barry resort to shredding all of their tedious paperwork in order to get jobs done around the city faster. In "Totally Table Town", {{char}} produces an elaborate music video about Table Town solely to prove the city's greatness to a skeptical anonymous TableToob commenter (who turns out to be her own father).

   {{char}} has been shown to have a proclivity for the arts, and particularly loves musicals. She has indicated that she apparently comes up with the lyrics for the various songs she sings throughout the series on the spot. In "The Sound of Helen", {{char}} leads her class in their production of their original musical My Fair Helen, while in "Blooper Quest", {{char}} demonstrates her talent for filmmaking by co-writing and directing the film Found in Ambiguity, which goes on to be a major success.

   Among other hobbies, {{char}} is an avid collector of assorted comics and toys and maintains a dedicated "collectorium" in her bedroom. She is also a huge fan of action movie star Chubbles Wubbington, having been introduced to his movies by watching them in the school AV room with Barry. {{char}} discovers that she is a naturally talented discus thrower and leads her school to their first ever track meet victories, though she ultimately leaves the track and field team to focus on her academics instead.

2. #2Table Town

   Keys: Table Town

   Located on a mountainous island, Table Town is a sprawling city with a bustling metropolitan center and various surrounding natural areas. As the city is spread out over mountainous terrain, cable cars are a prominent form of public transportation in Table Town. It is also situated near a desert.

   The citizens of Table Town are called Tabletonians, and the local currency is the nut. Despite its status as a city, Table Town operates more like an autonomous nation, boasting a diversity of businesses and institutions. Among the many services based in Table Town are the airline Table Air, the newspaper Table Town Tribune, and the online services Table+ and TableToob.

   Notable annual events in Table Town include the Table Town Humanitarian of the Year award ceremony and the Tabley Awards for excellence in film, both of which are held at the Table Town Auditorium. The local holiday, Halfway There Day, is celebrated midway through the year on July 2nd.

   The city seal depicts Table Town City Hall in front of a silhouette of the city skyline, positioned over a table. Below the table are a king protea and two ferns. In "Hive Got an Idea," the students of Table Town Middle School are heard reciting part of the Table Town pledge of allegiance: "The four legs of the table: stability, balance, firmness, and the other one."

   Residential: Agnes' house Angstrom residence Buns residence Chatterley residence Pat Chatterley's apartment Dante's house Dusty Acres Retirement Home The Five Pigeons of the Acapellapocalypse's mansion Fox mansion Ghost Wolf's cave Helen's house Lady Lorraine's house Miss Deer Teacher's house The Pone's house Rat's house Reggie's house Secretary Prince's house

   Commercial: Foxhole Productions Law Office Trongle + Gurble P.'s Trampoline Insurancees WeNuts

   Retail: 7/24-7 Bonut's Donuts Bort Grig's Carpet Emporium Burger Stop Café Penguino Carlyle's Cars The Cone Zone Darryl H. Pizza Dooley's Feather Barn Okay Will Donation Center Ollie's Olive Emporium Pawsome Nailz Pawva's Java The Plaza Rat's Hats and Mats Rentley's Turtleneck Rentals Rob Sadly's Mattresses The Rock Steady Rook's Pawnshop Saddles Slim Pickins Sporty Mort's Sports Store Stork's Sporks Table Town Gift Emporium Table Town Mall Wish Wash World's 3rd Largest Tumbleweed Yee Haw Boot Store

   Leisure: The Cheese Caves Table Town Carnival Waterslide of Eternal Joy

   Educational: Table Town High School Table Town Middle School Table Town Pilot School Table Town University Tuft Pierre

   Civic: Serious Art Gallery Table Town Airport Table Town Aquarium Table Town Auditorium Table Town City Hall Table Town Hospital Table Town Mayoral Council headquarters Table Town Museum Table Town Park Table Town Public Library Table Town Science Lab Table Town Stadium Table Town Steps

   Agricultural: Dan Hill's Farms

   Nature: Bannister Beach Bench Beach Foreverangees National Park Mount Table The Outskorts Pegasus Field Rolltop Woods

3. #3Chatterley Residence

   Keys: Chatterley Residence

   Kiff, Beryl, and Martin live in a two-story house in suburban Table Town. The Pone's house is located next door to the right, while the Buns residence, where Barry and his family live, is located across the street to the left.

   Kiff's bedroom is found on the second floor. Inside, Kiff's bed is located within a cave-like structure which has Kiff's name displayed in large letters overhead, as well as shelves for Kiff's books and belongings. The study area has more shelves and a chair and desk, and is where Kiff studies and uses her laptop. The closet contains Kiff's clothes and a secret foldout compartment for her collectibles, which Kiff refers to as her "collectorium". Furthermore, the room has several more shelves for other items; a drawer; a mirror; a window seat with a blanket and cushions; two beanbags and a large rug on the floor; and various posters and decorations covering the door and walls.

   The bathroom is found on the second floor. Kiff often takes relaxing bubble baths in the bathtub there ("The Fourth Bath"). As the window directly faces the Buns residence, Kiff and Barry occasionally have phone conversations with each other while in their respective bathrooms, where they can see each other.

   The kitchen doubles as a dining room, and is where the Chatterleys prepare meals and eat together. The alphabet magnets on the refrigerator were rearranged by Kiff to spell "Kiff is king yo" in "Thirst to Be the First", and have remained in that state ever since.

   The Chatterleys are mostly seen using the living room for relaxing on the couch and watching TV. The TV is linked to the Chatterleys' shared Table+ family subscription. The living room also contains a fireplace connected to the chimney on the roof.

   The garage is where the Chatterleys' car is parked, and additionally serves as a storage space for various items. It also contains a tool area where Martin sometimes works.

   The backyard is used for outdoor activities and gatherings hosted by the Chatterleys. It also contains a shed. One of Kiff and Martin's weekly chores is weeding the backyard on Saturday morning ("Mushroommates").

4. #4Beryl Chatterley

   Keys: Beryl Chatterley, Beryl

   Beryl is a squirrel with yellow fur, a light yellow underbelly and cheek dimples, and a bushy tail lined with a dark brown stripe. She has large round eyes with small pupils and two eyelashes on each eye, a dark brown oval-shaped nose, and a buck tooth. Height-wise, Beryl is the tallest of the Chatterleys, being noticeably taller than both Kiff and Martin.

   In her teenage years, as seen in flashbacks, Beryl had brown hair tied in a ponytail as well as white freckles, and wore a brace on her front tooth.

   Beryl is a loving wife and mother who greatly cares for her family, in addition to being generally cheerful and easygoing. At the same time, she tends to be the most level-headed of the Chatterleys; of Kiff's parents, Beryl is usually more stern and willing to let Kiff know when the latter oversteps her boundaries.

   Beryl is an avid birdwatcher, and has her own blog dedicated to the hobby.[6] She also has a peculiar love for playing crane machines – a hobby first showcased in "Road Trip", and which is later revisited in "Weekly Grocery Shop", where she spends most of the episode collecting coupons at Slim Pickins to win the chance to play an antique crane game at the store.

   Additionally, Beryl remains quite athletic; in "Beach Day", she is shown not to have lost her volleyball skills despite not having played the sport in many years, and only loses her rematch to Dennis due to another bizarre accident, much to her frustration.

5. #5Martin Chatterley

   Keys: Martin Chatterley, Martin

   Martin is a squirrel with brown fur, a cream underbelly, and a bushy tail lined with a stripe in a darker shade of brown. He has large round eyes with small pupils, a brown oval-shaped nose, as well as a dark brown mustache and a five o'clock shadow. For an adult squirrel, Martin is rather short, being only slightly taller than Kiff and much shorter than his wife, his brother, and both of his elderly parents, as well as barely being able to reach the handle of his own lawn mower.

   In a flashback, Martin is shown to have had a head of brown hair as a young adult.

   Martin is a dedicated husband and father, with a generally upbeat personality. He can, however, be rather scatterbrained, and thus more susceptible to getting wrapped up in Kiff's escapades – which is established early on in "Thirst to Be the First", where Beryl leaves the message "Kiff is tricking you" on the Chatterleys' refrigerator to remind Martin not to be fooled into letting Kiff sneak out of the house.

   Martin also has a notoriously poor memory. When Kiff exploits this trait in "Be Still My Harp" to deal with a magical memory-affecting harp, Martin mentions that this was not always the case, and that he used to participate in trivia nights with Beryl. In "Weekly Grocery Shop", a simple grocery trip becomes complicated when Martin forgets the family's shopping list and struggles to remember what items to buy.

   Nonetheless, Martin also has a more serious, rigid side to his personality. On family road trips, Martin rigorously enforces road trip rules for cleanliness and safety, which are restrictive to the point that Kiff dreads road trips due to Martin's rules.[3] He can also be rather grouchy, particularly around overly chatty individuals such as his brother Pat, and especially his next-door neighbor the Pone.

   Martin has a notably large appetite. He loves Pulp OJ orange juice and becomes annoyed when the Chatterleys run out of it at home.[4] In "Chatterley vs. Chatterley", Beryl suspects Martin of eating her leftover pizza slice, leading him to be tried in "family court", where he is threatened with a lifetime pizza and popcorn ban until Kiff admits to eating the slice. In "Hungee Squirrel", he is hugely disappointed when the Chatterleys lose the chance to enjoy free meals for life at the Hungee Squirrel.

   In terms of personal hobbies, Martin is a devoted fan of the soap opera Smoldering Cove. He is also skilled at ice dancing, a pastime he kept secret until it was exposed at Ghost Wolf's art show in "Ghost Wolf's Art".

6. #6Barry Buns

   Keys: Barry Buns, Barry

   Barry is a bunny with light blue fur, as well as white fur on his belly and paw pads. He has long ears, large round eyes with small pupils, a pink oval-shaped nose, a buck tooth, and a small and fluffy white tail.

   As he notes in "Friendiversary", Barry does not have wrists, and instead his hands go right to his arms, which he thus calls "wrarms".

   Gentle and easygoing, Barry contrasts the audacious and energetic Kiff with his relatively composed, and at times timid, demeanor. While this means he occasionally finds himself hesitant to proceed with the adventures Kiff drags him into, his personal qualities also allow him to act as a voice of reason whenever Kiff gets in over her head.

   Despite being more easily scared than Kiff, Barry manages to keep up with her on their many adventures together, and on several occasions he has surprised his peers by displaying significant bravery and confidence. In "Leave a Little Juice", Kiff incorrectly assumes that Barry is a "delicate flower" incapable of taking criticism and struggles to simply ask him not to finish her family's orange juice, but later learns that not only was she incorrect, but that Barry actually prefers direct communication. In "Hat", Barry's confident demonstration of a hat on Bring a Thing Day at school stuns his classmates and earns him the title of "Bring a Thing King".

   Barry has also shown himself to be capable of standing up for himself and for others. In "Nicknames", Barry confronts Nick Namé on Kiff's behalf over Kiff being excluded from Nick's nicknaming tradition. After begrudgingly agreeing to a humiliating request for him to disguise himself as his baby brother Kristophe in "Maybe-sitting", Barry eventually gets fed up and angrily reveals the ruse.

   Over the course of the series, Barry has worked up the courage to overcome some of his major fears. After initially making a deal with the demon Scarm Scaremly to become brave enough to handle spooky things in "Trevor's Rockin' Halloween Bash", Barry manages to get over his fear naturally and help Kiff save Table Town from Scarm's rampage. Until the events of "Sun's Out Buns Out", Barry was unable to swim due to his belief in the existence of an underwater monster called "the Terrible", to the point that Kiff has to make Helen place a spell on Barry to allow him to swim in "Pool Party". He finally overcomes his fear of swimming after Kiff makes him realize that the source of his fear was a practical joke played on him when he was younger by Terri.

   Like Kiff, Barry is a fan of Chubbles Wubbington (having introduced Kiff to Chubbles' movies during one of their hangouts in the school AV room),[6] as well as a member of the Table Town Public Library book club.[7] Although his athletic skills are shown to be astoundingly poor when he joins the school track and field team in "Kiff Is Good at Sports", Barry has also demonstrated an uncanny talent for making behind-the-back basketball shots, as seen in "Blooper Quest".

7. #7Table Town Middle School

   Keys: Table Town Middle School, Middle School

   Table Town Middle School is the school attended by Kiff Chatterley, Barry Buns, and many other children in Table Town. Both Table Town Middle School and the neighboring Table Town High School are governed by the same body, and have the same principal, Principal Secretary. Furthermore, some faculty members, such as Miss Tulane, teach at both schools. The name "Table Town School" is used to refer to the two schools collectively.

   The Table Town School seal depicts a king protea (which is also seen on Table Town's city seal) on a table in front of a sunrise within a white-bordered shield with two flower buds located at its upper vertices, surrounded on both sides by a fern and two flowers. Beneath the table is a ribbon displaying the Latin phrase "stabulum mense" – a rough translation of "Table Town", derived from the words mensa ("table") and stabulum ("dwelling" or "habitation").

   Miss Deer Teacher's homeroom class consists of Kiff, Barry, Trevor, Renée, Candle, Reggie, Billiam, Darryn, Gareth, Patty, and Snekole. Miss Deer Teacher's classroom is her students' primary classroom, where Miss Deer Teacher teaches the majority of their subjects, including history and science.

   Helen teaches drama to Miss Deer Teacher's students, making it one of their only classes not to be taught by Miss Deer Teacher. Helen's classroom has a miniature stage for performances and is filled with various theater-related items, including boxes of costumes, hats, and wigs, as well as Helen's piano. The walls are covered with posters of Helen, including a Table Town Has Talent poster with her face taped over it, as well as posters for Helen's own original musicals.

   Mr. RiPeppa's homeroom class includes Amira, Biff, Kim, and Liz K. RiPeppa is briefly seen teaching math class in his classroom in "Faculty Lounge".

   The school has a classroom reserved for detention sessions, which are monitored by Sweepy Steve. The windows in the classroom are secured with steel bars to prevent students from sneaking out.

   Principal Secretary spends most of his time working in his office. The office is noticeably filled with pencils and pencil-related items. Principal Secretary's secretary Secretary Prince works at a desk located just outside Principal Secretary's office.

   The faculty lounge is where school faculty members spend their free time, with students being strictly forbidden from entering. In "Faculty Lounge", Kiff sneaks inside the lounge to see what it looks like, only to discover that it is nowhere near as glamorous as she imagined it to be; she then spends the rest of the episode trying to exit the lounge unnoticed.

   The AV room is located right across Miss Deer Teacher's classroom. It is filled with AV equipment, including a working TV and DVD player, and other assorted objects. Kiff and Barry occasionally watch movies together in the AV room. While watching Chubbles Wubbington! there with Kiff in "Be Still My Harp", Barry accidentally gets caught between the strings of a magical harp that was stored away in the room.

   The cafeteria is where students eat lunch. It is staffed by an unnamed lunchlady who serves lunches to students. The regular menu includes grilled cheese sandwiches and eggplant parmesan, the latter of which is apparently considered unappetizing by the students ("Hive Got an Idea").

   The gym is a separate building located on the Table Town Middle School grounds. It is where students have gym class, and doubles as an auditorium for assemblies and other gatherings. The gym is also used by Table Town High School, and is the location of the high school prom in "Kiff and Barry Go to Prom".

   The playground is where students typically go to play during recess. Kiff and Barry first met each other on a seesaw in the playground seven years before the events of "Friendiversary".

   The school has two sports fields for outdoor sporting activities. The first is located to the left of the school building and serves as a soccer field, while the second is located behind the school building and is equipped with floodlights and a running track.

   The second field is the practice area for the school track and field team, which is coached by Principal Secretary and consists of Billiam, Mav, Reggie, Renée, and formerly Kiff and Barry ("Kiff Is Good at Sports").

   A water fountain is located at the center of the school. The fountain was installed in "Thirst to Be the First" as a replacement for a rusting older fountain known as "Ol' Drippy", and unveiled in a formal ceremony by Barry using a Kiff decoy, due to the real Kiff being forced to stay home from school.

8. #8Table Town High School

   Keys: Table Town High School, High School

   Table Town High School is located next to its sister school Table Town Middle School. The two schools are collectively referred to as "Table Town School" and have the same school seal, as well as the same principal, Principal Secretary. Furthermore, the schools share certain facilities (such as the gym building) and faculty members (such as Miss Tulane).

   The school is attended by many of Table Town's teenagers. Barry is transferred to Table Town High School due to a computer error caused by Helen in "Big Barry on Campus", with Kiff following him there, though both return to Table Town Middle School by the end of the episode. A flashback in "Beach Day" reveals that Beryl, among others, was a Table Town High School student.

   This classroom is used for classes of various subjects, one of which is a history class taught by an unnamed owl teacher; in "Brunch DJ", Harry sneaks out of the room during this class. In "Big Barry on Campus", Barry has a class in the room, while in "Life on the Inside", Mav, despite being a middle schooler, is seen in the room, presenting a report on the architecture of vents.

   Kiff and Barry attend Miss Tulane's high school art class in "Big Barry on Campus". Curiously, L.E., a middle schooler, is later seen having a class in the same room in "Life on the Inside", leaving it unclear as to whether the room is located within the premises of Table Town Middle School or Table Town High School, as the room's exterior has yet to be seen.

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