Sly (Noddy and Friends Character Books)

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Miss Pink Cat must get milk so she can make ice cream in her parlour, but she doesn't know where milk comes from so Noddy helps her. The Tooth Fairy (played by Carol Kane) appeared in "The Tooth Fairy". She is a fairy who comes to see Truman in the shop who gets a loose tooth. In Noddy In Toyland, Big Ears makes sporadic appearances and gets the least amount of screen time compared to previous incarnations.

Paper-Thin Disguise: The "Make Way For Noddy" episode "Shelf help" involves Big Ears deciding to disguise himself as "Mr. Sham" to teach Noddy to be independent and not asking for help over minor things. His disguise consists of a brown coat, brown hat, different glasses, and brown beard. However his disguise actually works and helps Noddy get more motivated by doing things himself. The episode ends with Big Ears asking himself where to put his new shelf at, before realizing he's entered a similar situation as Noddy did and laughs to himself. Sly and Gobbo give everyone in town a powder that causes them to dance along to their music box unable to stop. Bumpy Dog comes to the rescue. Beware the Nice Ones: See her Action Girl case from Toyland Adventures. She's a downplayed case in Make Way For Noddy, where she's much more prone to voicing annoyance or shooting angry glares when the others act in ignorance.

This show contains the following tropes:

Big Ears (voiced by Benedict Campbell) is a friendly gnome who is Noddy's helper and father figure in the animated segments. Unlike Noddy, he never moves or talks at all during the live-action segments. The book Noddy Goes To Sea and its adaptations has Master Tubby in a prominent role in Noddy's misadventure (that he caused). Women Are Wiser: Downplayed case. Tessie is often more rational and polite than Noddy, but equally naive. Noddy was relaunched in 2011 with a different theme of 'Noddy Takes To The Air'. He became a pilot in this series, and Bandai were charged with creating a range of successful toys based on his adventures.

A treasure map falls into Truman's hands. This sends all the kids in search of what they think is a great surprise. Aunt Agatha's grandson, Itchy, brings his bully friends to the Noddy Shop. Both Grit and Rox want to show up Kate, D.J. and Truman at Sports Day. Voiced by: Susan Sheridan (UK Toyland Adventures), Lynne Griffin (US Toyland Adventures), Tabitha St. Germain ( Make Way For Noddy)A pink cat who is bossy around others. She own an ice cream stand in Make Way For NoddyIn Make Way For Noddy, he's implied to be a child due to being voiced by young boys in the UK and US/Canadian dub which was carried into the 2005 live show. His redesign in Toyland Detctieve gives him an even more childlike apperance. A tower that is supposed to control the weather flies away with Master Tubby Bear and Martha Monkey inside, so Mr. Sparks must find a way to save them. Jerkass Realization: In the Christmas Special for Toyland Adventures Noddy sees Miss Pink Cat walking alone in a sad and gloomy mood. She tells him that nobody wants to hang with her on Christmas due to her behavior with others. Noddy encourages her to act more nice and kind on Christmas. In the original books, Noddy would easily be driven to tears during terrible situations such as the book "Here Comes Noddy Again", "Noddy Gets into Trouble", and "Noddy and the Farmyard Muddle" which wasn't present in Toyland Adventures. Noddy getting upset to the point of crying was present in the 1950s puppet series, 1963 animated short, the 1970s stop-motion series, and 1994 live show. Berserk Button: In the episode "Noddy And The Treasure Map", Mr. Tubby Bear got extremely angry at Master Tubby for looking into his old tin box. Master Tubby actually took out a valuable old paper from his family (which is actually a map).

Keet: The Skittle children are very hyperactive, notably in the original books where they get into mischief.

Thinking that he's too little, Kate and D.J. won't let Truman look after a rabbit named Snowball. Then Snowball escapes, and it's Truman who is just the right size to rescue her. She's a Man in Japan: In the American/Canadaian dub of "Noddy's Toyland Adventures", Sly is female. Girliness Upgrade: In Noddy In Toyland, she's given a much more feminine design compared to previous incarnations.

Tomboy and Girly Girl: Tomboy to Tessie's Girly Girl, while she's a Tomboy with a Girly Streak in Noddy In Toyland. Those Two Guys: While Noddy and Tessie are seen hanging out in the original books note such as "Noddy And Tessie Bear", "Noddy Gets Into Trouble", and "Noddy And The Bunkey" . It's more notable in Toyland Adventures, the 1994 stage show, Make Way For Noddy, and Noddy In Toyland. The episode "The Great Goblin Switch" and "Be Yourself, Noddy" from Make Way For Noddy were both dedicated to Noddy and Tessie's relationship.Sly and Gobbo put a sneezing spell on Mr. Jumbo by accident, he sneezes so hard that he ends up in the air. Nice Girl: In Make Way For Noddy she along with Big Ears serve as the voice of reason and help solve Noddy's problems mainly with the goblins. Miss Pink Cat (voiced by Tabitha St. Germain in the UK and in the US and Carrie Mullan in the specials and the video game) is the pessimistic and sophisticated owner of Toy Town's ice cream shop. She speaks with a French accent. Parental Substitute: While he isn't Noddy's father. He pretty much helped give Noddy his name in the first book and even gave him some clothes and his signature blue hat ◊. The Comically Serious: In the 1975 series, Mr. Plod's stern and no nonsense personality can results in some amusing situations. Such as acting serious while riding a roundabout ("merry-go-round" in the US) after taking Noddy's sterring wheel. He's also like this in some stories in the original books.