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The Tabby is an unnamed white quadrupedal she-cat who appears in "Tom Thumped" from the Tom and Jerry Kids Show. She is based upon Toodles Galore from the MGM shorts. She is voiced by Teresa Ganzel.

Description[]

Apperance[]

The Tabby boasts striking features that contribute to her charming allure. She has fluffy white fur, brushed-up whiskers, and periwinkle eyeshadow, accented by long black eyelashes and a clump of bangs that frame her face. Her long, thick tail adds to her graceful appearance, and she wears a pink collar adorned with a red heart.

Unlike other characters in the series, the Tabby is less anthropomorphic, primarily moving on all fours with natural feline grace. However, she sometimes adopts a bipedal stance when necessary, such as when she carries items like the flowers she receives.

Personality[]

Initially, the Tabby appears to be Tom's love interest, capturing his attention and admiration at first sight. However, her quirky character reveals a more mischievous side, as she is actually more interested in mice, particularly Jerry, whom she affectionately describes as "fuzzy wuzzy." This comedic twist adds depth to her persona, establishing her as a character who enjoys the thrill of the chase, even if it means putting Tom in a compromising position.

The Tabby’s flirtatious and playful demeanor extends to her interactions with both Tom and Jerry. Although Tom tries to win her affection, she seems unimpressed by his efforts, demanding a mouse as a gift before she is willing to accept his advances. Her teasing emphasizes her preference for the company of mice over Tom, highlighting her spirited and somewhat independent personality.

Her character is further complicated by her relationship with Hunky, an orange-striped cat who arrives in a limousine to whisk her away. This development shatters Tom’s hopes and adds to the humorous chaos of the episode, showcasing his desperation and leading to his comical misfortunes as he attempts to impress her.

Relationship[]

Boyfriend[]

Hunky[]

Hunky is Tabby's true boyfriend. His arrival in a limousine to whisk her away solidifies his role as the ideal suitor in her eyes. Hunky embodies confidence and charm, making him the type of companion she desires, which ultimately leaves Tom disheartened. Their relationship is more than a passing flirtation; it reflects Tabby’s sense of independence and her clear preference for a partner who can match her spirited personality.

This dynamic highlights the Tabby’s playful nature and choice in companionship, revealing her preference for someone who excites her rather than simply a traditional love interest in Tom.

Friends[]

Tom Cat[]

Tabby's relationship with Tom is characterized by a comedic mix of unrequited love and rivalry. At first, Tom is infatuated with her, viewing her as the perfect object of his affection. His attempts to woo her often lead to humorous situations, as he goes to great lengths to impress her, including elaborate schemes and slapstick antics. However, the Taby remains largely indifferent to his advances, playfully teasing him and demonstrating her preference for companionship that includes her favorite prey—mice, particularly Jerry. This dynamic portrays Tom not only as a suitor but also as a comedic foil, emphasizing the futility of his efforts and setting up a humorous tension between his affection for the Tabby and his ongoing rivalry with Jerry.

Jerry Mouse[]

Tabby's relationship with Jerry is one of playful admiration mixed with the classic cat-and-mouse chase dynamic. While Tom is consumed with a desire to win the Tabby’s affection, she openly expresses enthusiasm for Jerry, referring to him as “fuzzy wuzzy” and displaying a genuine fondness for him. This affection complicates matters for Tom, as he finds himself not only competing for the Tabby’s attention but also often at odds with Jerry, who tends to benefit from the chaos Tom creates in his attempts to impress the Tabby. Jerry, for his part, enjoys the attention and often uses it to his advantage, further fueling the comedic rivalry and conflict with Tom.

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Tom and Jerry Kids[]

Season 4[]

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