Cast
| Character | Voice actor (German) | Voice actor (English) |
|---|---|---|
| Narrator | Ulli Herzog (episodes 1-7), Joachim Nottke (episodes 8-68), Gunter Schoß (since episode 69) | |
| Bibi | Susanna Bonaséwicz, Katja Nottke (episodes 3-5) | Angie Beers |
| Bernhard Blocksberg Bibi's father | Bodo Wolf (since episode 93), previously Guido Weber | Paul Hudson |
| Barbara Blocksberg Bibi's mother, witch | Gabriele Streichhahn (since episode 93), previously Hallgard Bruckhaus | Elinor Holt |
| Boris Blocksberg Bibi's brother | Frank Schaff-Langhans | |
| Karla Kolumna local reporter | Gisela Fritsch | Mariette Sluyter |
| Mayor mayor of Neustadt | Heinz Giese, Richard Hemmo (since episode 89) | Jonathan Love |
| Secretary Pichler Mayor's employee | Wilfried Herbst | Ethan Cole |
| Schubia Bibi's friend, young witch | Ghada Al-Akel (since episode 65), previously Sabine Thiesler | |
| Flauipaui Bibi's friend, young witch | Melanie Hinze | |
| Aunt Amanda Barbara's friend, witch | Barbara Ratthey (since episode 40), previously Edith Teichmann | |
| Aunt Mania Barbara's friend, eldest witch | Luise Lunow (since episode 73), previously Tilly Lauenstein | |
| Aunt Walpurgia old witch | Astrid Bless (since episode 77), previously Maria Axt | |
| Moni Bibi's friend | Julia Ziffer (since episode 66), previously Natascha Rybakowski | |
| Marita Bibi's friend | Uschi Hugo (since episode 74), previously Tatjana Gessner | Lori Barnes-Smith |
| Florian Bibi's friend | Gerrit Schmidt-Foß (since episode 68), previously Oliver Elias | |
| Frau Müller-Riebensehl Bibi's nasty teacher | Eva-Maria Werth | Michelle Warkentin |
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