Characters
The Belles were:
- Curli - The one who had hair curlers in her hair, and was fond of knitting. She is revealed in the annuals to have a close friendship with Spotty of The Bash Street Kids.
- Dizzi - The ugly one, similar to Plug of The Bash Street Kids.
- Dozi - The sleepy one.
- Dumpling - The fat one, similar to Fatty of The Bash Street Kids.
- Kooki - The one who was fond of cooking.
- Mina - Didn't speak much, but had a myna bird on her head that would do most of the talking for her.
- Piggi - The one with lots of spots, similar to Spotty of The Bash Street Kids.
- Poni - The one who had a pony.
- Prune - The leader of the group, filling the role of Danny from The Bash Street Kids.
- Swotti - The clever one - seemingly a mixture of Herbert and Cuthbert, two characters from The Bash Street Kids strips.
- Blondie - The blonde one.
- Suzie - One of the Belles, apparently an ordinary girl.
- Puddy - A black, tomboy tabby-cat who serves as the school mascot. To an extent, she filled the role occupied by Winston in The Bash Street Kids strips.
Other characters featured in the strips included the rival St. Sniffles School (similar to Posh Street School, a rival of Bash Street School), and occasional cameos from The Bash Street Kids themselves.
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