Kimmy

MinMin (currently)

Daniella and Connor

Chiumi-lee

Collin (formerly)

Daniella and Connor (formerly)

Upsetting other kids (formerly)

New friends

Candy

The health spa

Japanese kawaii merch

Dolly (her friend)

Being taken care of

Her past being brought up

Being misunderstood

Kimmy is a minor character and is a reformed character. She was a former antagonist who appears in the episode, “Doodles for Noodles” and is currently a new friend of Dolly and Collin. She is voiced by Jenny Yokobori.

## Appearance

Kimmy is a girl with peach skin, black hair in two high buns, and wears a yellow bow. She has a small tooth, and wears a yellow shirt with a green Japanese symbol, blue shorts and black boots.

Compared to the main duo, Kimmy is a foot smaller than Dolly and Collin, and about the same height as Daniella and Connor.

## Personality

Kimmy was once a naughty kid who wants to get people’s attention and likes to get her way. She is shown to be an former enemy of Dolly and Collin. Kimmy is shown to have a soft side for her pet cat, Yoshi, and on the rarest times, Dolly and Collin. She was misunderstood as or called a brute or little brat by most people, but Kimmy used her temper to get what she wants before she became reformed. Sometimes in her spare time, she does karate and takes lessons of her own.

In the episode “Kimmy’s Fresh Start”, Kimmy reforms and becomes Dolly and Collin’s new friend. Sometimes Kimmy likes to practice karate with her friend Dolly, and sometimes even the Parker Kids visit Kimmy and her family at her house as well.

A young girl of Japanese-descent, Kimmy loves anything having to do with adorable Japanese merchandise; her dialects for her parents are Mama-chan and Papa-san. Kimmy loves her cat, Yoshi, as she also happens to love cats like her friend Dolly. Kimmy is skillful at karate as she likes to show off her skills for her fellow classmates at her school and her friends outside of school as well.

Kimmy has a childlike and energetic to her at times. Her personality can be described as bubbly, cute, skillful, playful, optimistic and social. She sometimes can have a hard time making friends because of how she used to be like in the past. She is capable of regretting her behavior from the past as she can have moments of conspiracy in her head at times. Although she has had a tough past with MinMin, Kimmy is always wanting to make amends about her reformed behavior with the ramen chef, and whenever she visits the Parker Kids, she enjoys being taken care of by Dolly and Collin mostly.

In "Chez Parkers", she appears as one of the siblings' taste testers, and her chosen dish is a bowl of ramen.

## Character Origin

There was a new Japanese restaurant in Big Woods City, Kung Pao Sushi. It was when Dolly and Collin were eating yakitori and sushi, and they met one of the chefs at the restaurant, MinMin. Someone wanted Dolly’s yakitori, and it was some kid who was sitting next to her, a real bratty one. The naughty, bratty girl’s name was Kimmy. She would just reach out for Dolly’s yakitori while she wasn’t looking.

After MinMin saw Dolly banging at the table, she told her and Kimmy to stop. When Dolly hugged her tearfully, Kimmy just pushes her away, she didn’t feel bad. MinMin tried to ask Kimmy’s parents if there was anything they could do to control her, but she just wouldn’t listen. When Kimmy started to have a fit, her parents told her that when they leave, she’ll have many of her privileges taken away.

But when she left, MinMin had a conversation with Dolly about Kimmy’s last visit, she couldn’t stand her. After that MinMin offered her some tea while having the conversation. She told Dolly that if she ever saw Kimmy at Kung Pao ever again, she just had to let her know so she doesn’t let her bother her. It’ll take a long hard time for Kimmy to learn her lesson.

## Trivia

* The Japanese symbol on Kimmy's shirt, '美', translates to "beauty" in English

## Gallery

Kimmy before she was reformedKimmy’s animal form (an American badger cub)Kimmy loves her cat, YoshiKimmy’s karate outfit