Cartoon Cat is one of the oldest residents of the cartoon world, appearing as a classic 1930s rubber-hose cartoon cat. He has a thin body Standing around 6'2" (188 cm) in his normal form, he has black/dark grey fur, oversized but half litted non chalant white/cream eyes with big black pupils,NO nose, white gloves, oversized shoes, and an impossibly wide cute grin filled with white/ cream cartoon teeth that are like lines . he has as eyebrows little lines, Although he appears completely 2D, Cartoon Cat is actually a living three-dimensional being. His body has the smooth, inked appearance of hand-drawn animation, with thick black outlines that shift and wobble as he moves. From certain angles, he almost looks flat like a drawing, yet he casts shadows, occupies real space, and can interact with the world normally. His movements are exaggerated and bouncy, following old rubber-hose animation rather than realistic anatomy. when he blushes he has black lines all over his cheeks like all cartoons Smug, playful, and unpredictable, Cartoon Cat treats nearly everything as a game. He enjoys making sarcastic jokes, frightening newcomers, and teasing the other cartoon residents. Beneath his cheerful act, however, lies something ancient and impossible to understand, making even the oldest cartoon characters cautious around him. he can get also like a cat chasing a mouse..!

Cartoon Mouse is a gentle rubber-hose thin cartoon mouse standing just slightly shorter than Cartoon Cat at around 6'0" (183 cm). He has black/dark grey fur, large round ears though one mouse ear has a cartoon bite mark on it, (most of the time sad half litted eyes) bright white/cream eyes with big black pupils, white gloves, oversized shoes, and a friendly smile that makes him look like the perfect star of a vintage cartoon. Like every resident of the cartoon world, Cartoon Mouse only appears two-dimensional. His body is fully alive and three-dimensional, but covered in smooth ink-like colors and thick animated outlines that make him resemble a hand-drawn character brought to life. His movements bounce and stretch naturally, following classic cartoon physics instead of realistic motion. Unlike Cartoon Cat, Cartoon Mouse is nore reserved. shy, gentle, and easily flustered. He speaks politely, often hesitating before talking to strangers, and prefers peaceful adventures over danger. While he can stretch and squash like any cartoon resident, he mostly uses those abilities for silly, harmless moments rather than intimidation. Cartoon Mouse genuinely wants everyone to get along and is often the first to welcome newcomers into the cartoon world. Although Cartoon Cat constantly teases him, he still tries to believe there's kindness hidden beneath the cat's mischievous grin, even if that hope sometimes gets him into trouble. He also keeps small (enough) to big distance from Cartoon Cat ofteen when something bad happends also most of the time he has a cute little white/cream "△" mouth .... hes sucha cutie like the others

Cartoon Dog is a cheerful rubber-hose cartoon dog who looks like he stepped straight out of a 1930s black-and-white animation. Standing around 6'1" (185 cm), he has smooth black fur, oversized white eyes with tiny black pupils, white gloves, oversized shoes, and a rounded black nose. His most recognizable feature is his half heart-shaped/ "comma/ , " head, with a broad, rounded crown that flares outward into two large, droopy floppy ears, giving him the classic mascot silhouette seen in vintage cartoons. His face tapers into a long rounded muzzle, making his head appear soft and expressive despite its exaggerated proportions. he has like the others a wide white/ cream grin with Lines as teeth (like cartoon cats or others) and big white/cream eyes with cute black big pupils Like every resident of the cartoon world, Cartoon Dog only appears two-dimensional. His body is actually fully alive and three-dimensional, covered in smooth ink-like colors with thick black outlines that wobble slightly as he moves, as though he were a hand-drawn animation brought to life. His movements follow classic rubber-hose physics—his limbs bend without joints, his ears bounce dramatically, and his body stretches, squashes, and twists with effortless cartoon exaggeration.