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The Mr.Men Show (sometimes referred to as Mr. Men and Little Miss or simply Mr.Men) is an animated children's television series based on the Mr. Men and Little Miss series of books produced by Renegade Animation. The show premiered on Cartoon Network and Boomerang in the United States on February 4, 2008 and on Channel 5's Milkshake! in the United Kingdom on February 25, 2008.

List of characters

Descriptions taken from the Mr. Men official magazine and a poster for the series.

Mr. Men

Name Image Official description
Mr. Tickle
Tickle transparent
If somebody is feeling sad. If somebody is feeling mad. If somebody is feeling bad .... then that somebody needs a tickle. And who better to do it than Mr. Tickle!
Mr. Happy
Happy transparent
Everything is just "Wonderful!" to Mr. Happy. Always with a smile on his face, a hungry lion could attack and Mr. Happy would still find the positive in the situation.
Mr. Nosey (spelled as "Mr. Nosy" in the US version)
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Mr. Nosey is a loveable lump who innocently pokes his nose into other people's business in the nicest way possible, and his BFF (best friend forever) is Mr. Small.
Mr. Bump
Bump
Mr. Bump is the most accident-prone man in Dillydale, who buys bandages in bulk and is an emergency room regular, and lives next door to his sister, Little Miss Whoops.
Mr. Messy
Messy transparent
From his house to his hair, Mr. Messy's life is an unorganised messy muddle. But Mr. Messy doesn't think he is messy, he just thinks everyone else in Dillydale is far too tidy.
Mr. Small
Small transparent
Mr. Small is so teeny tiny he is often overlooked, but he has a big booming voice and always offers a kind word or tip of his very tall top hat to passing strangers.
Mr. Nervous
Nervous2
Oh poor Mr. Nervous, he's a shaky ball of nerves who spends his day worrying his worst fears will come true, because unfortunately for him, they usually do.
Mr. Noisy
Noisy show
Mr. Noisy can't do anything quietly. His walk is a stomp, his talking voice more resembles a footy match shout and his drum playing could wake a hibernating grizzly bear.
Mr. Lazy
Lazy2
Mr. Lazy has a collection of gadgets that are made to make his life as easy and lazy as possible, mainly from the comfort of his favourite place, the couch.
Mr. Funny
Funny
Mr. Funny DOES NOT SPEAK! The clown about town expresses his comedic conduct in silence - oh, except for the handheld horn he communicates with, Honk!
Mr. Fussy
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Mr. Fussy is the fussiest person in Dillydale, but unfortunately he expects everyone to follow in his oh-so-perfect footsteps, and is left disappointed when they don't.
Mr. Bounce
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While being able to bounce about looks like a lot of fun, not being able to keep two feet on the ground often causes Mr. Bounce all sorts of problems.
Mr. Strong
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Mr. Strong is a sweet and kind muscle man, who is always wiling to lend his super strength to help those in need, and has nicknames for his favourite arm muscles.
Mr. Grumpy
Mr
Mr. Grumpy is always grumbling, complaining or muttering, and often finds himself involved in jobs better suited to a happier chap, which just makes him grumpier.
Mr. Quiet
Quiet
Mr. Quiet likes things peaceful and pleasant on the ears, but finds himself in the middle of sticky situations that ideally require him to shout his way out of, if only he could.
Mr. Tall
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With his deep, deep voice from way up above, this gentle giant is so sweet and loveable you'll want to give him a big cuddle; if only you could reach that high!
Mr. Rude
Rude transparent
While most people choose their words carefully, not wanting to offend others, Mr. Rude is unable to hold anything back, including his many insults!
Mr. Scatterbrain
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Mr. Scatterbrain can't have a normal conversation, his mind races in a thousand confusing directions, and he always remembers his tasks a little too late.
Mr. Stubborn
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Mr. Stubborn does not like listening to other people's opinion or suggestions, insists on doing this his way or no way, and is far too stubborn to ever admit he's wrong.

Little Misses

NOTE: All the Little Misses are referred on-screen without the prefix 'Little'.

Name Image Official description
Little Miss Bossy
Bossy transparent
Whoa! If you don't like being told what to do, then back away slowly when Miss Bossy is about. And don't ever offer her a "no" for an answer; she won't take it!
Little Miss Naughty
Naughty show
Always playful and never mean, Miss Naughty is Dillydale's number one prankster and loves playing tricks on her favourite target, Mr. Nervous.
Little Miss Sunshine
Sunshine
Miss Sunshine wakes up cheery every morning with a song in her heart and a smile on her face, and co-hosts a popular morning talk show with Mr. Happy.
Little Miss Helpful
Helpful2
Miss Helpful always wants to help. She's always first on the scene to start the problem solving, however her problem solving usually creates more problems than it solves!
Little Miss Magic
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She pops up in places with a magical POOF! With a wave of her wand and a rhyming spell, this Little Miss's magic often turns into mishap.
Little Miss Giggles
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With the most infectious laugh in Dillydale, Miss Giggles would find a pea on a plate funny and finds herself innocently LOLing at the most inappropriate times.
Little Miss Chatterbox
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Miss Chatterbox loves to talk. And talk. She believes she's an expert on everything, convinced that everyone in Dillydale wants to hear about it. Even if they don't.
Little Miss Curious
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Definition of curious: disirous of learning or knowing: inquisitive. Yep, that paints the perfect picture of this constant-question-asking Little Miss!
Little Miss Scary
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Miss Scary takes great pleasure in scaring the innocent folk of Dillydale and spends much of her time creating spooky experiments, that never seem to end well.
Little Miss Whoops
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Watch out if the careless and clumsy Miss Whoops comes your way. She loves to help, but is a walking disaster who's unaware of the chaos she leaves in her path.
Little Miss Calamity
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A proverbial black cloud of misfortune hangs over Miss Calamity, which she takes in her stride. Just when it looks like things are starting to go her way, another terrible disaster befalls her. Oddly, she is always suprised by the calamity despite obvious warning signs.
Little Miss Daredevil
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She's sporty, fearless and often a menace to the safety of Dillydale. When Miss Daredevil takes a risk, she rarely does it without dragging her friends along with her.

​​​​​ Many characters had been given redesigns from their original book counterpart. For a complete redesign listing, see here.

Episodes

Season 1 Season 2
  1. Physical
  2. Boo-Boos (Doctors & Nurses in the UK, Hospitals in Australia)
  3. Farm
  4. Movies
  5. Science
  6. Lake
  7. Books
  8. Beach
  9. Boats
  10. Mall
  11. Flying
  12. Hobbies
  13. Dance
  14. Inventions
  15. Fair
  16. Camping
  17. Amusement Park
  18. Trains
  19. Paint
  20. Fish
  21. Adventure
  22. Construction
  23. Snow
  24. Canned Goods
  25. Jobs
  26. Gardens
  27. Collecting
  28. Chores
  29. Restaurants
  30. Music
  31. Full Moon
  32. Night
  33. Food
  34. Bugs
  35. Cooking
  36. Rainy Day
  37. Heatwave
  38. Sleep
  39. Yard Work (Lawns in the UK)
  40. Parade
  41. Games
  42. Superstore
  43. Hotel
  44. Birthday
  45. Car Wash
  46. Wildlife
  47. Dillydale Day
  48. Cars
  49. Sightseeing
  50. The Dark
  51. Circus
  52. Ships
  1. Picnics
  2. Driving
  3. Outer Space
  4. Clean Teeth
  5. Airports
  6. Shoes
  7. Arts and Crafts
  8. Game Shows
  9. Garages
  10. Eyeglasses
  11. Toys
  12. Reptiles
  13. Hats
  14. Robots
  15. Parties
  16. Up And Down
  17. Dining Out
  18. Gifts
  19. Sun and Moon
  20. Telephone
  21. Seashore
  22. Washing and Drying
  23. Sneezes and Hiccups
  24. Fruit
  25. Radio
  26. Supermarket
  27. Skyscrapers
  28. Cinema
  29. Getting Around
  30. Clocks
  31. Post Office
  32. Pets
  33. Dance Dance Dance
  34. Trees
  35. Library
  36. Pirates
  37. Goo
  38. Trains And Planes
  39. Out To Sea
  40. Next Door
  41. Lunch
  42. Machines
  43. Home Improvement
  44. Fairies and Gnomes
  45. Birds
  46. Bath and Bubbles
  47. Sand and Surf
  48. Parks
  49. Surprises
  50. Travel
  51. Bad Weather
  52. Pests

Production

Eryk Casemiro in the early 90's wanted to do a sketch-comedy adaption of the Mr. Men series with Broadway Video, but they weren't able to agree with the Hargreaves family, but Marina Productions would later make their own adaption, Mr. Men and Little Miss. In 2004, Christine Hargreaves sold the franchise to Chorion. Eryk was asked by Diana Manson, executive producer at Chorion, if he wanted to work on a new Mr. Men show, to which he agreed. The show would become a number-one priority for them, pre-production of the show began and the show was eventually announced at MIP Jr. in October of 2006 and started writing the next month. They then pitched the show to Cartoon Network in 2007, to which they showed interest, but did not accept at the time due to the Boston Bomb Scare earlier that year. Nick Wilson also wanted the show on Channel Five's Milkshake! block. Cartoon Network later picked it up in March.

It proved a challenge to make the show for both an American and British audience, since the demographic in the UK was slightly younger, this led to some of the show's dialogue being toned down, while the crew still had to keep it funny for an older audience. There was also a challenge for them when it came to appealing to the series' native British audience, Eryk stated, "Britain was our tricky audience. Mr. Men is so beloved over there; the only thing to compare it to in the U.S. is Peanuts. Ninety percent of British people between 18 and 35 know and love the characters, versus 18 percent in the U.S. The production blog on our website was getting hits early on: 'Why did you change their design,' 'Why did you have to… ' Even some feminists were saying, '"Little Miss" is troubling, why do you have to call them that?' Well, it's the heritage of the show! But once it started airing, the fuss died down and we were well received."

Cartoon Network also asked for the show to appeal more to male audiences, specifically asking for more "boy-centric" humor and asking them to remove some of the female characters, specifically Little Miss Twins, Little Miss Fickle and a supposedly new character called Little Miss Fabulous. This was all because they were afraid the show would turn off male audiences. The crew had also wanted the female characters to be more positive, so they changed the genders of Little Miss Scatterbrain and Little Miss Stubborn and created Mr. Scatterbrain and Mr. Stubborn.

Unlike many other shows of the time, the series is in a sketch-comedy format instead of a narrative-driven one. Eryk stated "The format is really to serve the characters. Mr. Men isn't like most shows, where there's a narrative and the character goes through some kind of transformative experience. If Mr. Stubborn learns not to be stubborn, he no longer serves his purpose in the book." It was also a risk for them to make a pre-school show where characters won't ever learn anything, "We use the sketch comedy model to sell the characters' benevolence towards each other. Even though they know Mr. Persnickety will be a pill, or Little Miss Daredevil will be the most frightening bus driver alive, they still care for one another and accept each other for who they are in every sketch. There's this sort of underlying brother- and sisterhood. The early notes we got from the network asked, why would Mr. Grumpy take a car ride with Miss Sunshine? He would because he's Mr. Grumpy, but it would never stop him from being grumpy the entire ride. The rub of the sketch is that that character never wins in the end -- whoever is bristling everyone, it always rolls back down on them. Without them 'learning a lesson,' we show that their behavior is not really acceptable."

Voice-recording started in April 2007 and production was speedy. They had Renegade Animation animate the show, "We were introduced to them back when we worked at Klasky-Csupo," Casemiro explains. "They were a great team to work with. Peter Michail was a stupendous art director and character designer. He found a way to make Flash super-effective as a production model and a creative tool."

According to Peter Rida Michail, Chorion wanted to give the show a modernized look without it straying too far from the original designs. The people at Renegade Animation noted that the backgrounds for the original books were simple plain colors. They wanted to try something different for the backgrounds, but thought the book-style of them wouldn't translate too well in-motion, so they experimented for around a month or two, before deciding to use textured-color backgrounds, as they thought the characters would pop-off the screen a lot better with them. They also redesigned many characters to befit the 70's-themed art style of the show, which was styled after Laugh-In and the work of UPA. The 70's theme influenced other aspects of the show, such as the songs and various set-pieces.

When the design department received completed storyboards from the directors, they would go through the boards and pick-out key backgrounds to be made, making different versions of it for different scenes. After making the key background, it would go onto the animation department.

Production for the first season finished sometime in December. "It was a stupidly fast schedule... a head-spinning schedule," Casemiro recalled. "But it was a labor of love -- we had a great time."

Not as much is known about season 2's production, but it is known writing started around April of 2008 and the series was renewed in November of that year. Before the season began production, Mark Risley, Eryk Casemiro, Kate Boutilier, Sarah Rudolph Payan, Adam Idelson, Jan Stebbins and Ashley Postelwaite met up and hashed out the first season discussing things such as characters, character pairings, the geography of Dillydale, characters to introduce in season 2 and episodic themes. They kept fan feedback through the discussion and also had a child test audience for feedback. The season was announced in January 2009. Writing is said to have finished in December that year.

It is also known Chorion didn't like Little Miss Calamity and Mr. Per(s)nickety, so they had the former character removed and the latter renamed and recolored to look more like his book counterpart.

Voice Cast

US

NOTE: Due to legal reasons, several of the voice actors used pseudonyms.

UK

France

  • Thierry Kazazian - Mr. Happy, Mr. Rude, Mr. Scatterbrain, Mr. Bounce, Mr. Lazy, Mr. Nosey
  • Fily Keita - Little Miss Sunshine, Little Miss Whoops, Little Miss Calamity, Little Miss Daredevil, Little Miss Chatterbox, Little Miss Scary, Little Miss Naughty, Little Miss Helpful, Little Miss Curious
  • Michel Elias - Mr. Stubborn, Mr. Bump, Mr. Messy, Mr. Fussy, Mr. Tickle
  • Pierre-Francois Pistorio- Mr. Grumpy, Mr. Quiet, Mr. Noisy, Mr. Small, Mr. Nervous, Mr. Strong, Mr. Tall
  • Nathalie Bienaimé - Little Miss Magic, Little Miss Giggles, Little Miss Bossy

Japan

Israel

South Korea (Cartoon Network)

South Korea (EBS)

Russia (Tiji)

  • Dmitry Filimonov- Mr. Bump, Mr. Small (season 2), Mr. Noisy, Mr. Lazy (season 1), Mr. Rude
  • Mikhail Tikhonov - Mr. Lazy (season 2)
  • Alexander Gavrilin - Mr. Nervous, Mr. Bounce
  • Nikita Semyonov-Prozorovsky - Mr. Tickle (season 2), Mr. Happy (season 1), Mr. Small (season 1), Mr. Grumpy (season 2)
  • Oleg Kutsenko - Mr. Nosey (season 1), Mr. Strong, Mr. Grumpy (season 1), Mr. Quiet, Mr. Scatterbrain
  • Larisa Brokhman - Little Miss Giggles, Little Miss Curious, Little Miss Scary (season 1), Little Miss Whoops, Little Miss Calamity, Little Miss Daredevil
  • Olga Shorokhova - Little Miss Bossy, Little Miss Naughty, Little Miss Helpful (season 1), Little Miss Chatterbox
  • Tatyana Veselkina - Little Miss Helpful (season 2), Little Miss Magic, Little Miss Scary (season 2)

Lebanon (Baraem/Jeem TV)

Syria (Spacetoon)

Greece (Alpha TV)

Portugal

  • Mário Bomba - Mr. Happy, Mr. Messy, Mr. Quiet, Mr. Small, and Mr. Stubborn
  • Susana João - Little Miss Sunshine and Little Miss Calamity
  • Quimbé - Mr. Bump, Mr. Rude, and Mr. Scatterbrain
  • Sofia Brito - Little Miss Helpful, Little Miss Naughty, Little Miss Scary, and Little Miss Whoops
  • Rogério Jacques - Mr. Bounce, Mr. Grumpy, Mr. Nervous, and Mr. Strong
  • Luís Barros - Mr. Fussy, Mr. Noisy, Mr. Nosey, Mr. Tickle, and the Narrator

Crew

Executive Producers

Directors

Producers

Music

Production Designer

Associate Producer

Character Layout Director

Character Layout

Background Layout and Color

Main Titles

Technical Direction

Assistant Technical Direction

Storyboard Revisions

Editor

Assistant Editors

Asset Manager

Production Managers

Post Production Supervisors

Animation Department Head

Animation

Production Associate

Script Supervisor

Script Coordinator

Assistant Asset Management

Executive Assistant

Systems Administrator

Production Interns

Sound Designer

Recording Engineer

Sound Editors

Sound Mixer

Voice Director

Audition Director

Additional Casting

UK Casting

UK Dialogue Replacement & Mix

Production Accountant

Executive in Charge for Cartoon Network

Executive for Five

Broadcast

The show premiered on Cartoon Network and Boomerang in the USA, YTV in Canada, Channel 5's Milkshake! in the UK, France 5 in France, Cartoonito in Asia, ABC Kids and ABC Me in Australia, and TVNZ Kidzone in the New Zealand, among other countries it premiered on Baraem and then aired for a very short time on Jeem TV as well as Spacetoon

Trivia

  • This is the first animated appearance of characters created by Adam Hargreaves, in this case, Mr. Rude, Little Miss Scary, and Little Miss Whoops.
  • This was the second Mr. Men related series to not have been produced in its country of origin, as it was produced by Chorion and Renegade in America and then dubbed with British actors. The first was Mr. Men and Little Miss, which was produced in France and dubbed over with British and later Canadian actors.
  • The show was originally going to premiere on Thursday, October 5th 2007 and its timeslot was 4pm EST, but was pushed back for reasons unknown maybe due to production was still made. Its timeslot would eventually become 9am EST.
  • Among the show's influences were:
  1. Laugh In
  2. Monty Python
  3. Saturday Night Live
  4. Tom and Jerry
  5. Laurel and Hardy
  6. Little Brittan
  7. YouTube
  8. Looney Tunes
  9. The Marx Brothers
  10. The Three Stooges
  11. Flower Power
  12. Buster Keaton
  • Two of the show's characters, Little Miss Calamity and Little Miss Daredevil, were created exclusively for the television series.
    • The former character, however, only appeared in the first season, as the production company of the show, Chorion, for an unknown reason, didn't like her.[1]
  • Little Miss Scatterbrain and Little Miss Stubborn have had their genders reassigned to become Mr. Scatterbrain and Mr. Stubborn due to the fact that the writers wanted the female characters to remain mostly positive.[2]
  • None of the character's catchphrases (except for Mr. Noisy's and Little Miss Whoops') are lines from their original books.
  • The entire show uses the Ed Interlock font. The opening and closing credits use Ed Gothic.
  • The show's simplistic art style was inspired by UPA animation.[3][4]
  • There is a live show that has been held in some countries including Singapore, as seen here.
  • This show was one of the only shows on Milkshake in the UK not to be affected by Viacom's takeover of Channel 5 in 2014, with others including Peppa Pig and Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom.
  • Little Miss Twins and Little Miss Fickle were planned to be in the series, but they didn’t appear because Cartoon Network did not want too many female characters as to not turn off male audiences. Also, a character named Little Miss Fabulous was considered being created for the series before the books' Little Miss Fabulous was created in 2016. Oddly enough, it is stated that Miss Twins and Miss Fickle were made for the show, when they weren't. [5]
  • Little Miss Fun appeared as a character in several pieces of official merchandise looking relatively the same, but she was unused in the series itself. Mark Risley confirmed that she wasn't meant to be a character. This design was most likely used as a placeholder to replace Little Miss Calamity on character listings in official merchandise, though there exists a serving tray which features both Little Miss Calamity and the unused Little Miss Fun design.

Notes

  • In both Arabic versions, the scenes where Mr. Rude farts are edited or cut out due to them being too inappropriate to view, with farting being considered taboo in the Arab world.
  • Season 1 has a very confusing listing on their YouTube channel.
    • There is no listing of an episode 38.
    • Gardens and Dillydale Day are both listed as S1 E28.
      • Gardens should have been episode 38, but was mis-listed.
  • Bad Weather is listed as Season 1 E51 while it is Season 2 E51.
  • Only 3 episodes; Food, Sightseeing and The Dark are numbered correctly on the official YouTube channel.
  • Most of Season 2 is listed correctly, but incomplete
    • Bad Weather is mistakenly listed as a Season 1 episode.
    • Pests is not uploaded at all, nor is there a listing for its number

Reception

Animation Magazine wrote, "using a sketch comedy format and more than 25 main characters, the new Mr. Men Show boldly goes where few other preschool toons have dared to roam!" The Daily Mail thought "with a slightly surreal edge, [the show is] whackier— and far funnier —than most other children’s shows". The Hollywood Reporter said, "Episodes pick up where Hargreaves’ pages left off...while the animation is imaginative and lively, the best part is the show’s savvy sense of humor...The Mr. Men Show will touch everyone who tunes in".

The series has become a cult classic in recent years, and is praised for its characters, humor, art, animation style and music.

Some fans of the original books hate the show for being unfaithful to the books, its cartoony, wackier tone, the Americanized setting and the redesigns of certain characters. However, other fans, especially in the United States where the original books aren't as well-known, generally like the show, this may be because it introduced the Mr. Men franchise to them or because they don't mind the changes and see the show as good in its own right.

Gallery

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References

V · T · E
Mr. Men and Little Miss
Mr. Men Mr. Tickle · Mr. Greedy · Mr. Happy · Mr. Nosey · Mr. Sneeze · Mr. Bump · Mr. Snow · Mr. Messy · Mr. Topsy-Turvy · Mr. Silly · Mr. Snooty · Mr. Small · Mr. Daydream · Mr. Forgetful · Mr. Jelly · Mr. Noisy · Mr. Lazy · Mr. Funny · Mr. Mean · Mr. Chatterbox · Mr. Fussy · Mr. Bounce · Mr. Muddle · Mr. Dizzy · Mr. Impossible · Mr. Strong · Mr. Grumpy · Mr. Clumsy · Mr. Quiet · Mr. Rush · Mr. Tall · Mr. Worry · Mr. Nonsense · Mr. Wrong · Mr. Skinny · Mr. Mischief · Mr. Clever · Mr. Busy · Mr. Slow · Mr. Brave · Mr. Grumble · Mr. Perfect · Mr. Cheerful · Mr. Cool · Mr. Rude · Mr. Good · Mr. Nobody · Mr. Marvelous · Mr. Adventure · Mr. Calm
Little Misses Little Miss Bossy · Little Miss Naughty · Little Miss Neat · Little Miss Sunshine · Little Miss Tiny · Little Miss Trouble · Little Miss Helpful · Little Miss Magic · Little Miss Shy · Little Miss Splendid · Little Miss Late · Little Miss Scatterbrain · Little Miss Greedy · Little Miss Giggles · Little Miss Twins · Little Miss Chatterbox · Little Miss Dotty · Little Miss Lucky · Little Miss Star · Little Miss Fickle · Little Miss Contrary · Little Miss Busy · Little Miss Quick · Little Miss Wise · Little Miss Tidy · Little Miss Brainy · Little Miss Stubborn · Little Miss Curious · Little Miss Fun · Little Miss Somersault · Little Miss Scary · Little Miss Bad · Little Miss Whoops · Little Miss Princess · Little Miss Hug · Little Miss Fabulous · Little Miss Sparkle · Little Miss Inventor · Little Miss Brave
Special Mr. Men and Little Misses Mr. Cheeky · Mr. Christmas · Mr. Birthday · Little Miss Jealous · Little Miss Christmas · Little Miss Birthday · Little Miss Stella · Mr. Moustache · Little Miss Explorer · Little Miss Valentine · Mr. Bolt · Little Miss Waste Less · Mr. Octopus
Little Miss Spice Girls Little Miss Baby · Little Miss Ginger · Little Miss Scary (Spice Girls) · Little Miss Sporty
Dr. Men Dr. First · Dr. Second · Dr. Third · Dr. Fourth · Dr. Fifth · Dr. Sixth · Dr. Seventh · Dr. Eighth · Dr. Ninth · Dr. Tenth · Dr. Eleventh · Dr. Twelfth · Dr. Thirteenth
French-exclusive Mr. Men and Little Misses Mr. Brawler · Mr. No · Little Miss Brilliant · Little Miss Busy-Body · Little Miss Carefree · Little Miss Careful · Little Miss Loud · Little Miss Pretty · Little Miss Prim · Little Miss Show-Off · Little Miss Yes
Characters originally from The Mr. Men Show Little Miss Calamity · Little Miss Daredevil · Mr. Scatterbrain · Mr. Stubborn · Mr. Metal · Little Miss Strong · Ghost · Caveman · Mummy · Cave-Nosey · Cave-Small · Mr. Rude's family · Mr. Fussy's unnamed relative · Loretto the Venus Flytrap
SDMN x Mr. Men Mr. Behzinga · Mr. KSI · Mr. Miniminter · Mr. Tobjizzle · Mr. Vikkstar123 · Mr. W2S · Mr. Zerkaa
Miscellaneous Mr. Men and Little Misses Mr. Roundy · Mr. Squary · Mr. Stupid · Grandfather Clock · Mr. Magic · Mr. Amazed · Mr. Beefeater · Mr. Calm (Olivetti) · Mr. Neat · Mr. Panic · Mr. Diligent · Mr. Spendy · Little Miss Cawaii · Little Miss Fashion · Mr. Walk · Mr. GUMGUMGUM · Mr. ML · Mr. First · Mr. Quiffy · Mr. Glug · Mr. Gap · Little Miss Gap · Mr. Fun · Mr. Try · Little Miss Hats’n’Hair-do’s · Little Miss Unbelievable · Little Miss Voyager · Mr. Isle of Man · Little Miss Miracle · Mr. No (Mishaps and Mayhem) · Mr. Brilliant · Little Miss Kind · Little Miss Energy · Other Mr. Men
Appeared in other characters' stories Mr. Miserable · Mr. Right · Mr. Thrifty · Mrs. Thrifty · Little Miss Penny · Little Miss Prudence · Wilfred the Wizard · Mr. Careless · Little Miss Nobody · Mr. Mean's brother · Little Miss Bump · Mr. Beefeater's Family
The Mr. Men Musical Characters Doctor Trotter · Zenda
Humans and Other beings Walter the Worm · Mr. Stamp · Dr. Makeyouwell · Mr. Chips · Mrs. Crumb · Father Christmas · Mr. Pots · Mr. Brush · The Wizard · Mrs. Cage · Mr. Brick · Mr. Tune · Jack · Percy Pork · Chuckles the Clown · Farmer Fields · Elves · Mr. Bottle · George · Mr. Mayor · Mr. Bowler · Tramp · Mr. Busy And Mr. Bustle · Mrs. Scrub · Mr. Black · PC Whistle · Tess · Mr. Bacon · William · Queen of Miseryland · Miseryland Jester · King of the Goblins · Dark Knight · Stormy Knight · Starry Knight · Mr. Herd · King of Nonsenseland · Mr. Robinson · Aleena · King of Miseryland · Mr. Foolish · Mr. Muddle (Farmer) · Mrs. Nincompoop · Mrs. Washer · Mr. Tidy and Mr. Neat · Jimmy · Dr. Plump · The Giant
Authors Roger Hargreaves · Adam Hargreaves
Shows Mr. Men (cartoon) · Little Miss (Cartoon) · Mr. Men and Little Miss · The Mr. Men Show · Mr. Men Little Miss / ミスターメン リトルミス · Mr. Men Little Miss Mini Cinema · Untitled Mr. Men Series
Other Mr. Men Studio
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