| Character Name(s) |
Canadian / Japanese Voice Actor
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| Roobear Koala/Koala Bear / Kockey / Kolby
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Steven Bednarski / Toshiko Fujita
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| An 8-year-old koala and the series' protagonist. Smart, adventurous, inquisitive, and athletic, he enjoys surfing, skateboarding and baseball.
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| Laura Koala/Koala Bear / Lala
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Morgan Hallett / Chisato Nakajima
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| Roobear's 5-year-old sister. Although she is sometimes a bit of a brat, she is generally kind-hearted and is also a strong-willed girl.
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| "Mama" Koala / Vera / Miss/Mrs./Ms. Koala / Koala Bear
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Jane Woods / Yoshiko Asai
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| Roobear and Laura's mother. She is a devoted homemaker, wife and mother, and an excellent cook, but she has other talents as well: ten years prior to the events in the series, she won the village's airplane race, and proceeded to win a second time in the episode "Mommy Can Fly" (despite not being an official entrant in the race and only taking the cockpit in order to rescue other contestants who were stranded following a crash).
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| "Papa" Koala / Mel / Mr. Koala/Koala Bear
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Walter Massey / Hachirou Ozuma
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| Roobear and Laura's father. He works as a photographer for Miss Lewis' magazine. His biggest vice is a tendency to overeat, leading his family to try to put him on a diet and exercise program (despite his protests) in the episode "Papa on Stilts".
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| Betty Koala/Koala Bear / Beth
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Cleo Paskal / Yuriko Yamamoto
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| Roobear's girlfriend. She also can occasionally be somewhat vain, and her relationship with Roobear is sometimes colored by misunderstandings.
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| Horsey Kangaroo
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Dean Hagopian
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| The tallest of the Kangaroo Brothers.
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| Walter Kangaroo
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A.J. Henderson / Naoki Tatsuta
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| Roobear's friend. The Ringleader of the Kangaroo Brothers, a self-described expert boomerang thrower. He and his brothers love nothing more than stirring up trouble in the village. Pamie and Mingle were the most frequent recipients of their teasing. Walter has an unrequited crush on Betty but (oddly given his character) was too shy to tell her how he felt.
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| Colt Kangaroo
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Rob Roy
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| The shortest of the Kangaroo Brothers.
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| Floppy Rabbit
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Timothy Webber / Kyōko Tongū
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| Roobear's best friend. Floppy is a white rabbit who is a science enthusiast and budding inventor who also has a strong competitive streak when it comes to sports and other contests. He always wears a Walkman with his earphones.
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| Mimi Rabbit
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Barbara Pogemiller / Mayumi Shou
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| Floppy's little sister.
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| Pamie Penguin
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Bronwen Mantel / Noriko Tsukase
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| A 4-year-old blue penguin who loves to eat (although she temporarily turned anorexic in the episode "Balloon Pamie" as a result of Walter's teasing about her big stomach, which resulted in her fainting). She also has an unrequited crush on Roobear and has ambitions of being a nurse one day. Pamie and her brother Nick always wore scarves, even in hot weather, and had three younger brothers who were triplets.
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| Nick Penguin
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Ian Finlay / Yumiko Shibata
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| Pamie's twin brother. While he is generally more level-headed than his sister and also has a bit of a sarcastic streak, he often goes along with Pamie's antics even though he knows better. In the episode "Pamie Falls in Love" he concocted a plan to cancel Roobear's planned picnic date with Betty so that Pamie could have the date with Roobear instead, but the plan ended in disaster for all. He also wore a bobble hat in addition to his scarf.
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| Kiwi
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Phillip Pretten
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| A bespectacled kiwi bird who served and worked as Papa Koala and everyone else's assistant..
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| Miss Lewis
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Bronwen Mantel / Fuyumi Shiraishi
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| A adult female koala who worked as editor-in-chief for the village magazine and was always on the hunt for stories that would interest her readers. She had a close relationship with Roo-bear and his friends, acting as a surrogate teacher of sorts, and encouraged them when they decided to start their own children's newspaper.
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| Maki-Maki
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Richard Dumont
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| A frilled lizard who served and worked as Miss Lewis's assistant, school assistant, other work assistants and would often act as a town-crier: loudly trumpeting whatever breaking-news he'd discover, usually before checking its accuracy, and thus often being completely wrong. He's also a scaredy-cat as well..
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| Weather
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Richard Dumont and Vlasta Vrána / Kaneto Shiozawa
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| An enigmatic dingo who was always shrouded with a heavy coat, scarf and hat, even in hot weather, and could forecast the weather with great accuracy. Like Miss Lewis, he had a close relationship with Roo-bear and his friends and acted as a sort of mentor and counselor for them.
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| Mingle
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Barbara Pogemiller
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| A meek, sensitive sugar glider and Weather's constant companion, who was often involved in the children's adventures; particularly when his airborne/gliding capabilities could come in handy, such as when the children were learning how to fly hang-gliders.
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| Duckbill Platypus
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Arthur Grosser / Isamu Tanonaka
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| A platypus who enjoys collecting old junk and fashioning useful things out of it. The children call him "Bill" for short.
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| Mr. Mayor
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A.J. Henderson
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| As his name suggests, he is the mayor of the village. He is an elderly koala that wears a dark-brown shirt, pants and hat, plus light-brown shoes, an orange bowtie and has a mustache.
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| Dr. Nose
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Walter Massey
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| A friend of Papa Koala/Mel/Mr. Koala and someone else's school teacher, scientist, and botanist. He is a koala who wears glasses, a white shirt, a green jacket, black-pants, brown shoes and hat. He also has a beard and mustache.
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| Mr. Curator
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Michael Rudder
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| Another adult koala who sometimes works as a teacher at most times but sells antique stuff in his museum.
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| Diana
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Sonja Ball
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| A 5-year-old little girl rabbit visiting her grandfather who Floppy and Roobear develop a crush on and believe to be the goddess of the moon. She appears in the episode "The Moon Goddess".
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| Dr. Flight
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A.J. Henderson
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| a koala who works as a doctor to make sure others get better and well. He does not work as a teacher as much as Miss Lewis and Mr. Curator.
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