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Carlita (voiced by Carla Tassara) is a purple and teal Gabby Cat who is half-kitty/half- car and drives around the dollhouse and likes playing games. Kitty Squiddy (voiced by PT Walkey) is a blue and purple cat/squid hybrid who appears in the episode "The Magical Mermaid-Lantis as the main antagonist. He stole the three gems that activate the rainbow and he believed that he doesn't have a sparkle like anyone else, but he eventually finds his special sparkle by dancing. Kico (vocal effects provided by Juliet Donenfeld) is a young kitty- unicorn hybrid who appears in the episode of the same name. Three New DreamWorks Animation Television Series Coming to Netflix". Animation World Network . Retrieved 2020-09-22. The Fairy garden: Follow Kitty Fairy to her garden of wonders with the most enchanting activities from star drawing to singing with flowers!

They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays. Kitty Fairy (voiced by Tara Strong) is a pink half-kitty/half- fairy Gabby Cat with clear, pink and green wings, a pair of wishberry blossom-like antennae, a green flower-like dress and a flower crown. She makes garden magic with her tail, or her watering can.

MerCat (voiced by Secunda Wood) is a turquoise Gabby Cat who is half-kitty/half- mermaid. She makes science "spa-themed". Santa Kitty (voiced by Darrell Brown) is an orange Gabby Cat who is this show's version of Santa Claus. Figgy (voiced by Rachel Ling Gordon) is a pink elf-like Gabby Cat who appears in the episode "A CAT-Tabulous Christmas". She's a lot like Fluffy Flufferton, but pink. Spongey-Saurus (voiced by Kailen Jude) is a green dinosaur who appears in the episode of the same name. Pillow Cat (voiced by Sainty Nelsen) is a multi-colored Gabby Cat who is half-kitty/half- pillow. She likes making stories and she usually takes "catnaps".

The show was created early in the COVID-19 pandemic. It was the first DreamWorks property where the creators were based in New York City instead of Los Angeles, and the whole production team, including the creators, were connected via videoconferencing, also a first for a DreamWorks production. [14]