Maple Town - Characters

Characters

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  • The Rabbits Family-Patty, Papa Rabbit, Mama Rabbit, Rachel and Ricky
  • The Bear Family-Bobby, Mr. Bear, Mrs Bear and Bobby
  • The Cat Family-Mr. Cat and Mrs Cat
  • The Fox Family-Fanny, Mr. Fox, Mrs Fox and Freddy
  • The Dog Family-Danny, Dr. Dog, Mrs Dog and Donny
  • The Squirrel Family-Suzie, Squire Squirrel, Mrs Squirrel and Skippy
  • The Pig Family-Penny, Mr. Pig, Mrs Pig and Polly
  • The Raccoon Family-Ruthie, Mr. Raccoon, Mrs, Raccoon and Roxie
  • The Mouse Family-Missie, Mr. Mouse, Mrs Mouse and Marty
  • The Beaver Family-Bucky, Mr. Beaver, Mrs Beaver and Bitsy
  • The Badger Family-Bert, Mr. Badger, Mrs Badger and Betty
  • The Mole Family-Maggie, Mr. Mole, Mrs Mole and Mikey
  • Kirby Cat
  • Mayor Dandy Lion
  • Miss Deer
  • Sheriff Barney Bulldog
  • Oscar Otter
  • Master Monkey
  • Dr. Goat
  • Wilde Wolf

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