Bimm

> "*I am free from the darkness of my mind!!*"
> ― Bimm from Mighty Magiswords[[source]]
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> "*We shape our own destinies! It's what makes us special!*"
> ― Bimm's speech to the Toon Goddess before slaying her[[source]]
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### Age

23 (Mighty Magiswords and Fusion Wars), 26 (Magiswords Echoes), 28 (Toon Wars: The Final Days), 30 (Crossover Forces), 33 (The Watterson), A Century (Dark Disney), 45 (Post Dark Disney)

### Aliases

Bimm, Destiny Child, Majesty (by Warriors for Hire after the Final Days), Wild Cat, Wuss (Formerly by Cyrus and Simone),

### Relatives

Jeanette MaBarnacle (Mother), Marty MaBarnacle (Father), Familiar (Brother), Cattus (Husband), Nyando (Step Son)

### Affiliation

Adventure Academy, Adventure Squad, Toon Force (At Times), Warriors for Hire (At Times), Castle of Rhyboflaven

### Enemies

Fusion and Invaders, DeBizz and Echo Corp, Glori (Formerly), Toon God and Virus Entity, Black Hat

## Physical Description

### Hair Color

Tan Blonde, Dark Purple (after the Final Days)

## Production Information

### Other Appearances

Toon Wars: Shorts, The Watterson (Cameo), Dust and the Sweeper (Mentioned)

Bimm is a supporting character in *Mighty Magiswords* by Kyle Carrozza, one of the main cast of the fan-made Magiswords Trilogy by Frozarburst, and one of the primary characters of Toon Wars: The Final Days. She is Familiar's sister, and an alumni of Rhyboflaven's Adventure Academy under the teachings of Professor Cyrus. She and her brother went on quests together throughout the original show, usually out of obligation or to learn from the Warriors for Hire. The two of them worked with their classmates and professor to fuse into the great warrior, Centurion, to stop the resurgence of Fusion and her invaders from purging all life on Earth in Fusion Wars. Bimm would be introduced to the Toon Force mere months afterward and occasionally appear in-battle, including the Siege of Rhyboflaven where she along with Gateaux, Morbidia, Danelda, Witchy Simone, and Hoppus fused into the alternate combiner, Combaticus, on a mission to stop the Echo Corp from invading the city while an away team set out to free Vambre Warrior and Princess Zange from their space station. Following the attack, Bimm married Cattus the One Blade and adopted Nyando; all three of them along with Witchy Simone and Familiar now residing at the royal castle even after the war.

In a major role in Toon Wars: The Final Days, she was one of the few survivors of the Mawgu Virus, which steadily corrupted and/or completely dissolved everyone's worlds, and became the only one from the Magiswords series to have escaped the first onslaught. Later, a partially deleted but still active Simone rejoined her and carried the Antivirus given to her by Nora Wakeman. She soon learned that when merged with the Knowledge Magisword, it can be used as an Antisword, giving her and the Toon Force a greater advantage against the corrupted until the battle against the Toon Goddess, where Bimm was nearly killed by her at the very end once the evil programming was separated from Nicole Watterson. With the power of the antivirus flowing through her, Bimm was saved and lunged the Antisword into the Viral Goddess with Momotaro's help, killing her and altering reality.

Soon after, she relived her past episodes of *Mighty Magiswords*, changing entire scripted events and getting her brother and Witchy Simone back. With Nicole Watterson's help, she and the other survivors reunited and realized Bimm herself was the Antivirus now that it had been absorbed into her. She used its power combined with that of the weapons of other heroes to forge the once fabled Final Magisword, and through her rage was able to break the limits of reality and slay the Toon God once and for all. When reality was restored, Bimm gleefully reunited with Cattus and her family.

With the Toon Wars series' main story arc concluded, Bimm returns in Toon Wars: Legacy as an inspiration to newer cartoons, usually being depicted as a cosmic entity or legendary warrior. Such was the case in Dark Disney when even after passing from age, her body was still powerful enough to fuel the Disneyverse for an eternity. She was installed into Elysium, which programmed the lock on time and space, preventing anyone from jumping through the timeline. Fortunately, when Max, together with members of the Underground, came to Lyvsheria to put an end to Black Hat's plans, they were able to free Bimm's corpse and reanimate it with the Final Magisword, allowing her to delete Elysium and send everyone back in time before she could erase the timeline, keeping Dark Disney from happening again. This also meant that other universes outside the Toonverse were at the very least partly aware of Bimm's existence whether or not they understood her intentions.

## Appearance

### Mighty Magiswords and Magiswords: Trilogy

Bimm appears as a purple humanoid cat with tan blonde-colored hair and dresses in a low cut magenta dress exposing an abundant amount of fur and a leg cut, turquoise belt, pink earrings, boots and witch hat with a magenta ribbon. Unlike Familiar, her tail appears to be longer and more squirrel-like. In the Academy Shorts prior, she was much shorter and dressed in a traditional academy outfit with a red bow holding her ponytail, which in the original series was absent up until Fusion Wars. In many instances, her expressions appear in a typically nervous manner, though in the show and the trilogy, she's mostly neutral and confident on rare occasions.

### Toon Wars: Shorts

In contrast to her main appearance, Bimm wears an entirely different outfit in the shorts designed to be reminiscent of Professor MaBarnacle's, similar to how Princess Zange's outfit was altered to that of a pirate's. Like MaBarnacle, she wears a long dress colored like her academy outfit with a pinkish shade mixed with her original magenta dress. She has a blue button and light yellow highlights, including yellow ribbons keeping individual strands of her hair together in the front. Her red bow is back in her ponytail, and she wears magenta-colored sandals with slightly elevated heels.

### Toon Wars: The Final Days

Bimm returns in her original attire but suffers from tearing and battle damage similar to the other characters. More noticeably, she appears to be missing her hat from start to finish, and in the middle of the arc, she loses her boots during a battle and walks barefoot for the rest of her journey. Her hair and whiskers had become more jagged and less-groomed as stress and time bared down on her. By the end of the Toon Goddess battle, she is damaged from the explosion that seemingly killed her, which tore the upper part of her dress exposing her stomach and dark grey bra. Her blonde hair turns a permanent dark purple as a result of the Antivirus affecting her. Following the Final Days, Bimm wears a long jacket the same color as her dress with a dark t-shirt underneath. Her boots also now have cuffs and laces facing forward.

### Dark Disney

In Dark Disney, Bimm's lifeless form was desecrated and hooked into the Elysium Engine, replacing her arms with huge metal cables. She wore a dark tattered robe covering all but her head, while the rest of her torso was replaced with a black oozy mass mirroring outer space, much like Supreme Nicole's form. Because of decay, her legs were missing and her teeth became vestigial, along with her eyes sinking into their sockets, giving off an unusually monstrous look in some ways comparable to the Hellspawns from The Final Days. Once Max successfully retrieved her spirit from the afterlife with the Final Magisword and Soul Retrievers, Bimm's face returned somewhat to her original state before she eventually reset the timeline and by extension herself.

## Personality

Bimm in the original series was incredibly timid and anxious but still went on quests with Familiar and others; albeit reluctantly. Even and perhaps most especially in Toon Wars, she's one of the least active teammates of the Adventure Squad. Both her and her brother were stated to have tried to live up to family expectations even if they weren't cut out for them up to the end of the Magiswords Trilogy, where by then Bimm's confidence began to grow. Normally when working with others, she comes across as nervous, even around Cattus. That was until Toon Wars: Shorts where it was revealed she and Cattus were very affectionate for one another, culminating in them proposing in Magiswords: Echoes.

In Toon Wars: Shorts, Bimm is a lot more relaxed and assumes a motherly role since Nyando's adoption. Unlike before where she was very hesitant to fight, she is absolutely willing to do things outside her comfort zone for the safety of her son, such as in "Trench Quest" when she and Cattus were summoned by him, bursting through a tree. When it is revealed in the same short that as a werecat she gave Trenchard a concussion, she felt sorry for him down to almost shedding tears and deciding to let him live at the castle with the family to make sure he gets the best care. Opposite of that, in the unreleased Magiswords Darker, the version of Bimm present in the original timeline became a lot more jaded and bitter, even willing to kill Trench and anyone who may have harmed her before. She was, however, still comfortable with listening to Nyando when he convinced her that Lyvsheria's ultimate plan was wrong and went out of her way to defend him when he was under attack by the Bad Guys for Hire and took an almost-fatal shot for him.

    Until the middle of Toon Wars: The Final Days, Bimm's fears were truly realized as she was heartbroken over the loss of her world. Though she was encouraged and addressed the same as the Toon Force and Witchy Simone, she still suffered from self doubt after seeing the Toon God and the scope of the Mawgu Virus. Against the corrupted, she would toss the Antisword from member to member on a frequent basis, unwilling to fight herself. She was also openly mocked by the Toon Goddess until she was nearly killed by her, causing Bimm to re-emerge in a fit of rage, finally breaking her shell. During the Toon God fight, she admitted she was still anxious about the battle, but her limits were truly broken when Familiar and Spongebob sacrificed themselves to stop the Toon God from destroying the Fourth Wall and the trashbin, getting to the point where she blindly shattered reality at her absolute meanest.

With her triumph over the Mawgu Virus, Bimm almost immediately became an icon for a new generation of heroes from across the Toonverse; even making a name for herself in the Gameverse depicting her as a legendary warrior. Yet despite all the praise, Bimm is still incredibly modest, speaking to Mao Mao as though he were a friend rather than of the highest devotion as he originally imagined. She confesses that while being well respected is good, she gets annoyed that everyone treats her like she's a goddess among mankind, upset that everyone feels the need to kneel and get submissive in fear of her power (even though she literally is a goddess by now). This fear would also, shockingly, be seen in Black Hat, who frequently avoided scheming directly against Bimm and was visibly scared when she was resurrected at the end of Dark Disney knowing what he's done to her body after passing away.

Although Bimm has no dialogue in Venomous Syndicate, we can tell through her facial expressions that aspects of her mother's personality seem to be kicking in, not only flirting with her husband in front of Venomous without appearing to be shy but occasionally giving glares and scowls as a form of nonverbal communication. It's even suggested through her training Cosma that she's assumed the role of a teacher, though her approach is unknown.

## Biography

Compared to the show by itself, Bimm's biography in Toon Wars is HUGE! So big, it needs its own section. Check it out here.

## Relationships

### Familiar

Much like Vambre and Prohyas, from the start, both Familiar and Bimm seem more like partners going on quests together but often finding themselves in trouble with the two warriors. Familiar, while being laid back over many things, is often there alongside her expressing concern in his own nonchalant way whenever she's nervous or afraid of something. In the Magiswords Trilogy, though not much is exchanged between the two, its in Echoes that Familiar admits that all this time he truly and deeply cares much for his sister, so much that he's willing to go far beyond the call of duty and risk his life to keep her and the planet from any possible danger. In the end, when the Toon God invaded Rhybloflaven and killed almost everyone, Familiar was one of the last remaining survivors before trying to defend Bimm and Cattus when they make their escape through the emergency warp tunnel to Dr. Noreen's lab, seemingly dying in the process to Bimm's sorrow. Since the attack, throughout the arc, Bimm constantly reminds herself of her brother along with Cattus as they were two of the only people in her life who truly made her feel like family.

Much later when Familiar returns from the reset of reality, Bimm easily becomes more attached to her brother than before, realizing how much they've improved since the original series. Their bond is valued far more with the sacrifice of Familiar trying to stop the Toon God again before he could destroy the trashbin of reality, causing Bimm to overpower the very fabric of it and the Toon God himself. Thankfully, Familiar was quickly resurrected by Nicole, and they return to each other following the restoration process.

### Cattus

Cattus, at first being one of the students of the Adventure Academy from the original series, didn't interact with Bimm aside from two scenes where they're conversing. However in the Magiswords Trilogy and Toon Wars: Shorts, their relationship appears more genuine and loving. Their relationship started in the short "Take it Slow" when Bimm was pressured into finding a boyfriend through a series of blind dates which all failed. However, Cattus returned from his daily routine and comforted and listened to her to help to make her feel happier, causing her to realize that he was the perfect match all along. Even when Bimm feels unhappy with herself still under obligation in the "Test Comic," she was encouraged by Cattus again and was forced to smile and laugh when he tickled her. During the Fusion Wars miniseries, both Bimm and Cattus act like they usually do around everyone else but more or less in a flirty manner, usually in the form of a deep stare or a boost in confidence through motivation from one another. At one point, after saving each other from Omega Fusion (at that time, Bimm was hiding but quickly came back to try and save Cattus once he in particular was in danger) and a dangerous leap from the falling mothership, the two had almost kissed until Professor Cyrus could jokingly interrupt them.

In Echoes, Cattus doesn't hesitate to describe what he thinks of Bimm with Familiar among others but gets nervous when they suggest they're in love with each other. Eventually by the end of the story, he gives in to his true feelings and runs over to Bimm to finally propose to her, which she gleefully accepts without question after fainting in front of everyone. Afterward in Toon Wars: Shorts, now with more confidence than ever, Bimm acts a lot more motherly toward her family, often doing errands for the castle while Cattus goes out to work with the Toon Force, rarely bringing her with him since its a very dangerous duty. In the Final Days Saga, when the Toon God arrives to invade Rhyboflaven and kills mostly everyone apart from Bimm and a few other survivors, Cattus is the last one to go when he sacrifices himself to take a direct hit intended for his wife when they reach Wakeman's lab.

Before he could pass away, he reminds Bimm of her potential and gives her one last loving kiss. At the very end of Chapter 25 and Chapter 36, Bimm's potential would be unlocked at an incredibly aggressive state from both a near death experience and rage from the Toon God, leading to the heroes succeeding and restoring reality. As soon as she realizes everything had been fixed, Bimm goes to find Cattus across the new Toonverse and kisses him the moment she finds him.

### Nyando

With Nyando, Bimm, like Nicole Watterson by nature, acts very motherly but not in a forceful or fearful manner. She seems a lot more assertive than she normally is outside of being a step-mother, but she never gets angry with Nyando if he ever does anything mischievous; instead letting him realize the consequences of his actions or putting him on punishment. Other than that, Nyando by heart really loves his step-mother as much as she loves him and are willing to do anything to help the other. Bimm in particular notably becomes more aggressive whenever she fears Nyando is in danger, almost always coming to the rescue if he ever calls her name without fear. In the Final Days, Nyando returns to help Bimm and the Toon Force battle the Toon God. Though Bimm is hesitant for her son to attack such an unhinged being, she doesn't protest and ultimately shocks everyone when she breaks reality to kill the Toon God. Later on, Nyando fangasms over his step-mother's feat.

### Warriors for Hire

During the Academy days of the show, Bimm was most nervous whenever assigned to a lesson with either Prohyas or Vambre, often leading to her almost being put in danger and having to be rescued by them. This also caused her to look up to them, however, as both she and Familiar considered them to be mentors for becoming warriors. This model would be questioned come Fusion Wars when she along with Familiar, Cattus, and Cyrus express a degree of disappointment in them when they learn that both warriors had used the Knowledge Magisword to steal from Bunky and accidentally have a part in the recreation of Fusion. Even in Echoes, Bimm still admired the Warriors' resolve, but became far more independent from them and was most concerned with Cattus and Familiar. Like Zange, in the shorts Bimm considers Vambre and Prohyas family and will sometimes send them on relatively simple quests; not including those that may require a member of the Toon Force to step in.

Bimm would feel incredibly regretful and sympathetic towards Vambre in Toon Wars: The Final Days, as she became one of the Virus Entity's enforcers and laid an attack on Wakeman's lab. Bimm instinctively defended herself from her friend and managed to restore her back to normal after a lengthy duel with Sadie's help. But Vambre's reprogramming also caused her to self destruct. Before her explosion, she apologized to Bimm and sent she and Sadie to safety, further solidifying Vambre's heroism in Bimm's eyes. When reality is restored, as per the small changes done to the cartoon, the Warriors return with almost no memories of the events but refer to Bimm as "Majesty." This was only the first sign of a permanent state of envyism as the rest of the land began to practically worship her.

### Professor MaBarnacle

Though appearing as though she were grumpy with others, Professor MaBarnacle notably speaks softly to Bimm with encouragement like a mentor to her. She first listens to her when Bimm explains she was sent out of obligation of becoming a warrior, to which she expresses to Bimm that she must learn to have independence and shape her own choices. Over the events of Magiswords: Echoes, she would continue to teach Bimm how to fight based on instinct and with courage, and observe her when she tries to fight back against enemy troops. In the end, Bimm was most thankful for meeting her, but would soon come to learn from a DNA analysis from Jimmy Neutron that MaBarnacle and Plunderbite were her and Familiar's biological parents.

Much later in the Final Days, Bimm's mother returns among the rest of the heroes arriving to battle the Toon God and is often the one to watch over her during the fight and ensure her care when she's down.She later congratulates her on her victory.

### Witchy Simone

Though in the original series the two haven't interacted with each other aside from a brief cameo where Simone accidentally yelled at Bimm's face when she heard Prohyas say "squirt," the two of them do have more exchange with one another in the Magiswords Trilogy and Toon Wars, having more of a "buddy" type of relationship. Simone, though by nature sounding more extreme than Bimm, speaks to her like she does the Warriors for Hire as a friend and loves to work with her whenever the world is in danger or they need to fuse. Bimm herself is usually happy to do the same with her. In Toon Wars: Shorts in the episode "Take it Slow," Bimm gets a piece of friendly advice indirectly from Simone when she appears as part of the blind date lineup only to make sure she doesn't pick Prohyas as her match, which she hadn't. For the rest of the series, whenever Simone acts like a kid like Nyando, Bimm is typically very motherly with her too, one day even bringing both of them to bed when its past their bedtime as though she were her child. This was, of course, presented as more of a joke than anything truly serious.

The two would be most prominently paired in Toon Wars: The Final Days when Witchy Simone returned as Ghost Simone to Bimm in the middle half of the arc. Though Bimm is much less optimistic, Simone lifts her spirit when she gives hope for the possibility that everyone of their friends can be restored. For the remainder of the arc, the two become far more attached than they had before, often with Simone giving her encouragement and protecting her from threats, such as the Shadowpuff Girls and the Toon Goddess. Though during the battle with the latter, Simone was greatly damaged and forced to retreat into the Antisword programming to recollect her data. It's possible that Simone's earlier quote of "You earned a free life" was taken literally, as Bimm was saved and powered by the Antivirus, which Simone herself had fused into.

Following the reality warp, Simone returns alongside Bimm again, assisting her and Familiar against the Toon God. At the end of the arc, Simone, fully restored, accompanies her when she goes to find Cattus.

### Sadie Miller

Sadie had met Bimm at Wakeman's Lab during the fallout phase of the Virus Invasion. They quickly bonded as friends when they spoke about each other's problems and how they got there and teamed up to fight Shadow Warrior. When Sadie was knocked out, Bimm defended her against enemy attacks to the best of her ability, later traveling with her though Dimsdale. At the end of the second act of the story when it seemed as though Bimm was killed by the Toon Goddess, Sadie was one of the heroes who was most distraught over it but was lifted when Bimm immediately returned to slay the villain. Much later, when Rose Quartz offered to give her gem away for the forge of the Final Magisword, Sadie and Bimm were emotionally crushed. At the end of the arc, Bimm meets Sadie again, now as good friends.

### The Toon Force

Aside from Jimmy Neutron and Danny Phantom, Bimm has seemingly never interacted with any of the Toon Force out of reluctance outside the shorts. In many shorts where she stars along with a member from the team, she usually only speaks to the two above finding comfort and trust from their friendly relations with Cattus and Rhybloflaven. In one instance, she contacted Jimmy to come to the castle to give Trenchard a checkup on his health and found out about his concussion that led to him becoming a part of the family. In another scene, she reveals that she invites Danny to stay with Nyando at times.

On their journey through Dimsdale, Bimm looks up to various heroes, including Rose Quartz, and would often be spoken to as a fellow friend and hero by them based on what Cattus described of her and from personal observations. Those such as Spongebob Squarepants and Starfire would also try to cheer her up at times when she's down. When the Viral Goddess seemingly killed her, each of the Toon Force were openly distraught over it. Rose herself becoming truly angered and attacking the villain before being pinned down. However, like the goddess, they were each surprised Bimm was still alive and killed her before she could kill Rose.

### Others

* Trenchard - Though Bimm was randomly punched and kicked away by Trenchard in the Lanolion Sleeps Tonight, she quickly befriended the gazelle in Warriors for Evil when he rammed into she and Cattus to play with them on a nice day at the meadow. In Curse of the Werecat, however, due to her monstrous state on the night of the Werecat, she was quick to incapacitate him when he was sent to knock her unconscious. After hearing the extent of the damages done to him, Bimm gets upset and decides to let Trench stay with her and her family at the castle where they live happily together. Trench would later reappear during the final battle against the Toon God to help Bimm and the Toon Force.
* Future Timmy - Since Cattus existed in Future Timmy's timeline as well, he recognized Bimm when she arrived with the Toon Force to the Forgotten Society, making her smile when he reveals he too is a One Blade.

## Abilities

### Transformations

* **Werecat Bimm** - Bimm transformed into a monstrous version of herself in Toon Wars: Shorts episode "Curse of the Werecat." In this state, she is highly aggressive and feral completely negating her original personality; though she still follows Familiar around for a while until she gets hungry. Due to her malformed nature, her strength is boosted and attacks more expertly than she would normally, giving her the ability to smack Phibby out into the sky with a single backhand and counter each of Trenchard's combo attacks effortlessly. It was until Familiar encountered her in a mountain cave that her weakness, playfulness, was discovered and used to quell her back to her original state.
* **Tidal Bimm** - In the episode "Like Water for Bimm," Bimm overcame her fear of water by transforming into water itself to defeat a guardian in a cave with Familiar and the Warriors for Hire. This allows her to dash at high speeds and use the power of water against others to sweep them away. She later reused this ability in Magiswords: Echoes to try and short circuit a Commando Drone, only for it to deflect her attack with its shield barrier. And in Toon Wars: The Final Days using a nearby pond to form a whirlpool that rose to become a small twister against Shadow Warrior to grab the Knowledge Magisword from her.
* **Enraged Bimm** - This transformation was the hidden potential of Bimm fully manifested in physical form using the power of the Antivirus and rage (possibly including Witchy Simone). It was first seen in her attack on the Viral Goddess while she was fixated on Rose Quartz and repeated multiple times in the following chapters, giving her tremendous speed and durability. However, this also gave her an incredibly short temper, easily being triggered from familiar scenes or settings. According to Frozarburst, Bimm at this point in the timeline was at her absolute peak, growing stronger and stronger until she reached a cosmic level. Though at first she struggled to use it out of fear, when Familiar and Spongebob were killed by the Toon God, Bimm immediately went into a frenzy that broke the last of her limitations and the very fabric of reality. All this caused the Toonverse to have to make certain changes to accomodate the damages. After the Final Days, Bimm keeps her new abilities intact and learned to control them over time, becoming a cosmic entity along with Nicole.
* **Necro Bimm** - When Bimm had passed from age, her body was still in use within the Elysium Engine, powering it and the entire Disneyverse. While inside, her corpse was able to keep a lock on time, preventing anyone from jumping through points in history, while continuously brainwashing them into serving Mickey's empire. Once unlocked, however, Bimm's body was still under the programming of Elysium until Max could erase it using the Final Magisword and Soul Retrievers. Doing so ran the risk of her cosmic power growing unstable. But fortunately, thanks to Max peering into the trashbin, he was able to resurrect Bimm, reverting her somewhat to normal so that they could reverse time and prevent Black Hat's takeover.

### Fusions

* Centurion
* Combaticus

### Gear-Based Abilities

* Ball of Yarn Magisword/Coil Magisword
	+ Tying
	+ Whipping

## Stats

**Bimm**, like Familiar, has great instinctive agility and speed but was never truly seen with much strength in *Mighty Magiswords,* easy to lift, throw, and punch into the air by those like Trenchard. It's until Magiswords: Echoes that she starts showing small signs of strength when using her water ability or Magisword against the Echo Drones. Humorously in Toon Wars: Shorts, Bimm appears to be much stronger than she lets on, not only effortlessly beating and mentally wounding Trench in "Curse of the Werecat" when turned into a monster but also smashing through a tree with the sheer force of her body when Nyando summons her in "Trench Quest." In Toon Wars: The Final Days, she was once again cornered and beaten by wild creatures corrupted by the virus when Vambre summons them to attack she and Sadie. Against Shadow Warrior, Bimm mostly fights at a distance using only her Magisword and her water ability to try and pinpoint her exact weakness. Against other corrupted, Bimm is oftentimes afraid to fight back, easily being knocked unconscious by the Shadowpuff Girls. It is also evident that had Ghost Simone or the Antivirus not been in her possession, she would have been destroyed in the bombing by the Toon Goddess. Later on, however, Bimm becomes so enraged and overpowered by the Antivirus that she exceeds her data limitations and delivers the final blow with ease against the Viral Goddess while she wasn't looking. Following the 25th chapter, Bimm's strength was maintained, causing her at times to lash out through pure instinct, taking a horde of aggressive animals and effortlessly avoiding and defeating them without taking any damage. Rather than using a Magisword, she tends to use her bare fists, often leaving the opponent in a pulp. Much later, though she could be easily lifted and thrown by the Toon God at his most angered state, when Familiar and Spongebob are killed, Bimm goes into such a frenzy that it breaks reality and damages the Toon God to such a degree that it easily overpowers him.

Following the Final Days, Bimm is said to be one of, if not the absolute strongest in reality only slightly above Nicole Watterson in terms of raw strength. This caused a lot of people to become very submissive to her as though she were a God, and even made villains like Black Hat fearful of her if she ever caught onto their plans, forcing them to resort to small scale plots. Many believe simply sending her out to solve all their problems would greatly keep the Toonverse at peace. However, they believe doing so would make her more of a weapon than a person. To Bimm, on the other hand, she feels her emotions hold her back from going all out again. Though, she's since been getting adjusted to her power rather confidently. By the time of Dark Disney, Bimm's abilities had grown to such cosmic proportions that even her corpse drew enough energy to fuel an entire universe and keep a tight grip on reality. Doing so much as freeing her body from its bonds in Elysium would mean the complete annihilation of all life due to the sophistication of the program. It took that of the Final Magisword, a weapon she forged to handle threats as dangerous as herself, to resurrect her and regain control of her body, which by then was literally oozing with energy.

## Appearances

### Adventure Academy and Mighty Magiswords

1. All of Adventure Academy
2. School's In, Oh Bummer!
3. Quest for Knowledge
4. Magiswords: Fusion Wars
	1. Like Water for Bimm
	2. The Lanolion Sleeps Tonight
	3. Too Commercial
	4. Pax Morbidia

### Toon Wars

1. Toon Wars Shorts: Test Comic
2. Toon Wars Shorts: Warriors for Evil
3. Magiswords: Echoes
4. Toon Wars Shorts: Curse of the Werecat
5. Toon Wars Shorts: Trench Quest
6. Toon Wars Shorts: The Roach
7. Toon Wars Shorts: Know of Me
8. Toon Wars Shorts: Last Minute Shopping
9. Toon Wars: The Final Days

### Legacy

1. Crossover Forces
2. The Watterson
3. Dark Disney
4. Dust and the Sweeper
5. Venomous Syndicate

## Trivia

* Oddly in Bimm's design, she has a pony tail in the Academy Shorts that's absent in the Magiswords series. However, in the Magiswords Trilogy and Toon Wars: The Final Days, she has it back without the bow. Another inconsistency can be found in one of the main covers of Fusion Wars, where she is striking a pose without her long ponytail in the shot. In Toon Wars: Shorts, her bow returns for her alternate design.
* When deciding certain roles for prominent characters in Toon Wars, from the beginning prior to the Nicktoons Saga's release, Frozarburst had already drafted an arc around Bimm even before Quest for Knowledge was aired after growing to like her personality. Much of the early versions of her story were documented here among others.
* According to K.O., Bimm's POW Card has a glitch which labels her as "Infinity". This was later confirmed in The Final Days to be true.
* In reference to *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power*, Bimm was once nicknamed "Wild Cat" by Simone.
* Like Vambre and Prohyas Warrior, Frozarburst felt that Cattus and Bimm looked cute together. And although at first he hesitated to introduce a new pairing in any of his works because of his first "cringey" attempt in How to train your Hero, he was able to establish it well in Fusion Wars. Soon after its launch, fans of the show would grow to adore the idea of them being together, making it an unofficial relationship outside the original series.
* The theme that plays when Bimm arrives in Crossover Forces is this
* There's a lot of early concept art that depict Bimm in her enraged state with different colors or highlights.
	+ In the early 2018 concept of Bimm's enraged state, her fur was meant to glow blue and had two blue stripes coming down from her eyes and stomach. This was later changed to the version seen above to avoid the colors popping in the viewer's face.
	+ Another version of her angered state would have had her stick to her blonde hair. But it was changed permanently to the current purple as a side effect of the Antivirus and overpowering the Toon God.
	+ Her eyes would have also been a bright yellow instead of blue.
* A teaser cover with a closeup shot of Bimm's face while in her enraged state shows an earlier design where her eyes were red while her irises were yellow. Although this version of her was unused, her purple hair was carried over into the final design.
* Bimm and Plunderbite have no necks. CONFIRMED RELATION
* In a post by Frozarcold, Bimm's oftentimes bored whenever Cattus is out with the Toon Force in the Toon Wars. When this happens, she would usually take a seat in the castle and look outside her bedroom window to think of something to occupy herself with.
	+ Speaking of Frozarcold, Bimm and Cattus had also participated in Paw Day 2020; a holiday for internet culture on May 20th.
	+ Sometimes, Bimm can be seen with just her dark shirt in this art gallery.
	+ To add to her pain count adding to her aggression level, Bimm's been flattened three times in her life by a large object or person; one of which happened during Toon Wars Legacy as evidenced by her new duds. The same also happened to Simone.
* Bimm is about the same height as Vambre (average height) despite looking shorter in comparison to much of the cast of Toon Wars.
* It's possible that the reason Bimm is shown to be ill tempered for a few moments in Toon Wars: Shorts is so that nothing interferes with her or her family's happiness. This is evident by the fact that she shouts at Vambre and Prohyas whenever they bring trouble to the castle.
	+ Speaking of said temper, the technical cause behind her sudden rage boost in the Final Days is described by Jimmy Neutron similar to how Zero operated pre-Mega Man X, and the Ghandi glitch in the *Civilization* series. By nature, Bimm is non-aggressive. Even when annoyed, insulted, or in rare cases physically harmed, her aggression level is typically low. However, due to the influence of the antivirus (possibly Simone in some cases), and her thoughts already diving further into chaos, her aggression went to the absolute maximum. Any higher would immediately cause a reset back to 0. But going lower than 0 into the negatives will lead her to phase back to her max aggressive state. This also applies to Nicole, who often had a short temper as well.
* In an "Ask" segment on Amino, Familiar states that Bimm had built her Magisword from scratch using random scraps Cyrus gave out for a class. Once it was completed, Cyrus was impressed and let her keep it as her signature Magisword.
* Although in the original series Bimm had four fingers, she has five in Frozar's works. Same goes for every other anthropomorphic character drawn by him.
* In one of the covers for Toon Wars: The Final Days, some of the main characters of the crossover are reflected on the Ball of Yarn Magisword held by Bimm in the air based on an official poster for *Star Wars: Return of the Jedi*.
* Due to both her and Sadie Miller having the same voice actress with the same tone as each other, characters frequently confuse the two during certain interactions in the Final Days like a running gag. The first person to make this mistake was Danny Phantom.
* Bimm's not too big a fan of her clones in The Watterson, nonplussed about them being taller than her. These clones in particular were based on her first draft design by Kyle Carrozza.
* One piece of concept art for Necro Bimm depicts her as being significantly larger than she actually is. Although it's never addressed, her body did swell in size only slightly thanks to the fluids from the tubes in Elysium.
* Out of every character in Magiswords, Bimm was one of Frozarburst's favorites from the show, along with Cattus and Simone to name a few.
* Whenever someone compliments her or she does something successfully, Bimm either gets excited, purrs, wags her tail, or does all three. MiniKoontzy describes this as her "Happy Dance".
* Necro Bimm was originally meant to have a boss fight in Dark Disney, but it was scrapped for pacing, and because logically it wouldn't make much sense to try fighting her in this stage knowing the risk of her power growing unstable and detonating.
* Surprisingly, even the Gameverse is aware of Bimm's existence as wall art predicting her role in Dark Disney was left at the Plains of Elysium on Falana.
* Bimm would go on to inspire the design of Forte from Frozarburst's Anthroshock, as well aspects of Coalessa's personality in the same story.