100% Adoration Rating: While the Squad showed a great dislike for her in the beginning, they quickly change their minds when Peaches makes amends with Mandy and decides to get to know her better, and as the series progresses, the Squad puts a lot of trust into her.
Absurd Phobia: She is deathly afraid of large boulders.
The Ace: She is very skilled and educated in the history of her species as well as Vallea overall. However, this is never expanded on.
All Your Powers Combined: Like Mandy and the original Main 4, she has the power to take the departments' power (represented by their colorful symbols) and go into
Super Mode.Adorkable: You can't deny that when she gets overly excited about something, she really gets excited.
Agent Scully: Falls into this quite often with pretty much everyone.
All-Loving Hero: While lacking more of the humor facet that Agents Fluttershy, Pinkie Pie and Mandy have, she still treats everyone with respect and kindness, and in turn, she receives it right back. This can also go for a few of the townsfolk, like Mayor Mackelmore and Delivery Debbie.
Arbitrary Skepticism: Despite being a catgirl living in a town populated by humans connected to a land populated by ponies by a portal, that doesn't stop her from remarking about how odd things are.
The B Grade: If she lets Ms. O down, she basically lets the whole Squad down.
Badass Adorable: Oh she's adorable all right...and certainly packs a punch! This goes for both her normal humanoid form, and her tabby cat form.
Benevolent Mage Ruler: Is heavily implied to have been one, if the movie
In Odd We Trust is any indication.
Berserk Button:- Don't hurt Agent Mandy.
- Don't diss Odd Squad in general.
- Pull her by the tail, and you die.
- Just...
just don't make her mad. At all.Beware the Nice Ones: Peaches is just as much of an
All-Loving Hero as Fluttershy, Pinkie and Mandy, and is one of the kindest characters on the show, but
man oh man do you not want to make her mad.
- "Cat Got Your Tail?" has Peaches turning aggressive thanks to Cherry Moriarty, a local villain and hypnosis expert who puts the catgirl into a state of pure aggressiveness with
a ring wrapped tightly around her waist, which also makes her lose her memories. She loses all control of herself, and destroys anything--and any
one--in sight, including Mandy, Ocean, and Fluttershy, all of whom attempt to change her back and fail. Mandy, however, driven by the bond she shares with Peaches, vows to turn Peaches back to normal and eventually succeeds when she uses the Remembrance spell Twilight taught her--the ring is torn off Peaches's waist and she falls into a deep sleep.
- "Pretty Fly For a Hybrid" has her snapping at Mandy for disobeying her instructions on how to fly with her tail, leaving her to figure it out on her own.
Big Eater: Like Mandy, she shows off an incredible appetite at times, but eats more daintily than her cousin.
Blue Blood: In
In Odd We Trust, she is implied to be part of royalty in Vallea somehow, but it is never expanded on.
Born Winner: Peaches was born a catgirl like everyone else in Vallea, but it's implied that she was more powerful than the other catboys and catgirls in one way or another.
Break the Cutie: She does not like to bring up her past (involving Vallea anyway), delving into Odd Squad's history instead.
- In "Cat Got Your Tail?", a flashback occurs where Mandy tells Peaches about the pienado incident, causing her to react in shock and sadness. While she doesn't cry, her expression says it all.
-
In Odd We Trust hits her hard. After finding out the damage she's done, she begins to break down crying, to the point where she becomes an absolute unintelligible blubbering mess. Then
Mandy starts crying while trying to comfort her.
Break the Haughty: In "Pilot", she breaks into Odd Squad Headquarters and demands to see Mandy, not breaking a sweat even when Ms. O becomes verbally aggressive towards her. However, her aggressiveness is quickly shot down by Mandy, who seems unaffected by Peaches's rage and later suggests they make amends.
Broken Ace: She started out as a catgirl seeking full-blown revenge on Mandy, one who seems to think very highly of herself. However, after the events of "Pilot", she becomes more friendlier while still retaining leadership qualities. Anytime she has to follow a leader, she stumbles.
Butt-Monkey: Not as much as Mandy, but she has her moments.
The Cameo: When she's not making a physical appearance in an episode, her name will often be mentioned once or twice.
Can't Live With Them, Can't Live Without Them: Has this relationship with Mandy. While she sometimes can't stand the hybrid and her over-the-top enthusiasm, she also keeps Peaches in check, and teaches her how to have fun even in situations that don't appear fun, as shown in "An Odd Squad Gala".
The Chains of Commanding: Implied that she felt this in
In Odd We Trust.Character Development: She starts out as a vengeful catgirl searching for her cousin, whom she mistakenly believes has hurt her and Vallea. When she does find her, she begins to fight Mandy, until the hybrid offers her a chance to become allies and not enemies. While at first hesitant, Peaches accepts, and throughout the course of the episode, the two begin to develop a bond with each other that gets strengthened when Mandy stands up to Olive (who had planned to frame Peaches as revenge for hurting Mandy). In future episodes, Peaches is seen as kind and respectful, but stern, and is looked up to as a leader.
Character Tics:- Like with Mandy, Peaches's ears tend to flap when overly excited.
- Her tail wags back and forth like a dog often when she's speaking, and other times it bobs up and down.
The Chew Toy: She is on the receiving end of a
lot of accidents...mainly caused by Mandy or Oona.
Child Prodigy: As with the above examples, she is implied to be this in the movie
In Odd We Trust, flying sooner and developing skills faster than most catgirls.
City Mouse: "Pilot" shows her getting acquainted with Toronto, a bustling city compared to her more rural, gloomy town of Vallea.
The City vs. The Country: Her initial appearance is a
downplayed version of this. Peaches has been searching far and wide for Mandy for a few days and eventually winds up in Toronto--presumably one of the places she hasn't looked for her. Her instincts are correct, as Mandy makes her first appearance after waking up, and after a lengthy battle Mandy proposes that the two become allies. Peaches accepts and is taken on a tour around Odd Squad HQ and Toronto, and by the end, asks Ms. O if she can stay at Headquarters, as flying from Vallea to Toronto is too far of a distance.
The Comically Serious: Whenever she tries to keep it together and stay dignified, expect it to be ruined by another human or pony.
Condescending Compassion: In "Cat Got Your Tail?", she begrudgingly helps Mandy with flying using her tail, despite initially protesting that Mandy has too big of a tail to fly, among other issues such a skill would present.
Control Freak: Becomes this during
In Odd We Trust.Crazy-Prepared: Peaches always has an idea or a plan on hand for an issue or a problem that needs fixing. Always.
Cry Cute: Even in her initial
Sugar-and-Ice Personality, Peaches's vulnerable side can break hearts.
Cute and Psycho: Peaches is usually calm and rational, but send her off the rails...and she's
neither.Deadpan Snarker: Very often due to her role as the
Straight Man.Peaches: Mandy, your tail is vastly different from mine. If you haven’t noticed.
Mandy: I know! That’s what’ll make it so cool!
Peaches: But you may not be able to fly due to the poofiness of such a...big tail.
Mandy: Pinkie Pie has the exact same tail I do! And she can fly! Just like you!
Peaches: (flatly) Can she now?Defrosting Ice Queen: A non-romantic example. In "Pilot", she was
The Snark Knight, and came after Mandy for revenge. However, she found out that she was mistaken right quick, and makes amends. Her snark sometimes can overlap with this trope in future episodes.
Depending on the Writer: Like the other characters, Peaches has a consistent characterization, but can sometimes be written different ways by different writers. In some episodes, she is nice and tolerant of others, while other episodes have her be blunt and insensitive.
Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life: Zigzagged. Peaches originally came to Toronto seeking revenge on Mandy, but by the end of the episode, she becomes a part of Odd Squad. She is perfectly content with where she is, but some episodes imply that her heart lies with Vallea and wants to go back there, but is unable to, due to the reactions from others, particularly Mandy.
- She confesses that she wants to return to Vallea in "Fake Charmer".
Determinator: When she wants to do something, she will do it no matter what. For
better or
worse.Ditzy Genius: She is very intelligent and knows quite a bit, but when it comes to "modern" things like cars or even odd creatures, she has no idea how to handle them.
Don't Wake the Sleeper: Subverted in "Under A Rest", when
Otto suggests he, Olive, and Oscar see Peaches for expertise on waking Mandy up. Ironically, Otto later remarks that entering Peaches's room with the door unlocked and waking her up is wrong, but Peaches doesn't seem upset when she is woken up.
Dude, Where's My Respect?: Due to being looked down upon by Odd Squad employees (who subsequently accuse her of being a freeloader), this is what kickstarts her chain of actions in
In Odd We Trust. Aside from going to the Odd Side, of course.
Expy: Is considered to be one to
Mew Ichigo, to an extent.
Fangirl: Like Otto and (at on-and-off times) Olive, she is a big fan of the band Soundcheck.
The Finicky One: Has a serious attitude and
a lack of a sense of humor, in contrast to her cousin, Agent Mandy.
Flat-Earth Atheist: Often reacts in shock and utter bewilderment when it comes to odd things, despite her coming from a town solely populated with catpeople.
Forgot About His Powers: Peaches wields a weapon that is shaped into a hexagon and has a bell attached to it. It presumably holds many powers, but isn't used as much, as she prefers to fight with her claws. However, there are many problems that could have been solved had she used her weapon.
Four-Temperament Ensemble: Choleric: task-oriented, a good planner, and a leader.
Friendless Background: It's implied that Peaches didn't really have many friends growing up, instead working alone--even when a threat came down upon Vallea.
Go-Getter Girl: Peaches is a natural-born leader and very intelligent and talented, with a knack for making plans or attempting to solve problems and acting on it.
Good is Not Nice: In her first appearance, she is shown to be aggressive towards Mandy for supposedly hurting her and the people of Vallea. She does get better, though.
Good is Not Soft: She's normally calm, friendly, respectful and helpful, but when you push her
Berserk Button, all hell breaks loose.
Good With Numbers: Like most agents within Odd Squad, Peaches is incredibly skilled at math, often offering solutions to help agents figure math-related problems out on their own.
The Hero: Shared with Mandy. Aside from Ms. O, who is a leader by position, Peaches is an unofficial but effective leader to many of the characters, and she is the
Deuteragonist of the series.
Hidden Depths: A few minor appearances in episodes show that Peaches doesn't like to talk about her past, instead learning about Odd Squad's history to distance herself from it. This is most prominently seen in "The War of Oddness".
Honorary Princess: In Odd We Trust implies that she was a princess of some sort (or at least a member of royalty) back in Vallea, but doesn't reveal anything more than that. Mandy's "Daughter of Evil" song, in where she tells a story to the OG Main 4 about a greedy heartless princess (portrayed by Peaches) in a faraway land (portrayed by Vallea), further pushes the theory.
Humble Hero: Peaches is very approving of Mandy's status and actions as the Princess of Equality, as well as the concept of equality within Odd Squad itself. Because of this, she often wishes to be seen as equal to everyone else, not wanting special recognition for solving issues.
Hypocrite: In "A Catty Sibling Rivalry", she complains about how pushy and competitive her sister, Mirabelle, is. Mandy calls her out on it and says that Peaches is just as competitive as "that rainbow-maned pony you call Rainbow Dash",
recalling the events of "Horse Race".I Choose To Stay: At the end of the first episode, she chooses to stay in Odd Squad HQ, rather than return to Vallea.
I Did What I Had To Do: Her reasoning for dragging Mandy (literally) into her feud with Mirabelle in "A Catty Sibling Rivalry".
Incredibly Lame Fun: As she is a feline, she tends to sleep a lot, and a few episodes prominently feature her asleep. The ending of "Pretty Fly For a Hybrid" has Peaches and Mandy making up (after the former blew up at the latter) and the two heading off to have a nap together. During this exchange, Olive and Otto exchange "we knew that would happen" looks.
Innocently Insensitive: She has a tendency to hurt others with her claws at times, even if she doesn't mean to do it, due to the fact that she always wears gloves with cat claws on the fingertips that don't retract.
- Taken to hilarious levels in
"Season's Sneezings"--as she is tucking Mandy into bed, her claws accidentally dig into the hybrid's skin, which causes her to cry out in pain...and then
sneeze on her, which causes Peaches to freak out.
By the end of the episode, Mandy feels better, but Peaches is now the one who is sick.Insufferable Genius: While not super-smart, she is one of the most intelligent of the main cast and shows a lot more common sense. However, her frequent
Deadpan Snarker ways aren't a hit with the others.
Iron Butt Monkey: As shown in "Peaches and Cream", she can take a lot of damage and keep on going.
I Work Alone: Her attitude before coming to Odd Squad to find Mandy during the pilot. After the episode, she warmed up to the others, though she sometimes does prefer to work alone still.
Jerk With a Heart of Gold: In the same vein as Olive. Despite treating Mandy like dirt, constantly critiquing her, and crushing her dreams before she has a chance to make an attempt a lot of the time, she still loves her with all her heart. This can happen with other agents too, namely the ponies.
Kirk Summation: Is on the receiving end of this in "Pilot", where Mandy ceases all fighting and urges her to make amends and become allies. Surprisingly, it works.
Large Ham: She can do this at times, and it can overlap with
Chewing the Scenery.Lawful Stupid: "Corked" has her physically pick up The Shapeshifter and spin her around without breaking a sweat. All because she began to call Mandy names once she was free of the spell they had put on her. However, she doesn't realize that the Shapeshifter can...well, shapeshift into anything at will.
Shapeshifter: Y-you can't do this to me! I've been a villain for years! I-
Peaches: Ap. Nope. You had your chance and you blew it. And now...uh...
*a zap as the Shapeshifter transforms into a bird*
Shapeshifter: Later, kittycat! *maniacal laughter as she flies off*
Peaches: W- what the heck was that?!Mama Bear: To Mandy when Olive is not present, and to the ponies as well to an extent.
Minored in Ass-Kicking: This isn't Peaches's day job, but she is more than willing to fight whenever the situation calls for it.
Mr. Vice Guy: While even-tempered, Peaches often has issues with getting upset over minor things and jumping into situations claws-first if battle is involved. She also carries a lot of snark.
Modest Royalty: Subverted. Peaches is implied to be a princess of Vallea or at least some member of royalty there, but doesn't wear anything other than a yellow dress with white silk, a bow on her tail, a bracelet on her forearm, cat claw gloves, and hiking shoes. She doesn't even wear a crown, which is extremely telling. Similarly, Mandy wears her crown more for comedic or dramatic effects, and wears the same clothing that Investigation agents wear.
My God, What Have I Done?:- In "Pretty Fly For a Hybrid", when she sees just what her frustration with Mandy has cost the hybrid.
- "Under A Rest" has her comforting a sleeping Mandy (who is having a nightmare involving a volcano) with "feline therapy", with an added bonus of catching a few Z's. However, Mandy's loud snoring causes her to quickly reconsider.
My Instincts Are Showing: In human form, Peaches tends to show a lot of feline instincts, such as playing with the red dot from a laser toy at one point.
Mysterious Past: Not much is revealed about Peaches's past in Vallea. A few mentions are made here and there, but the rest are mere implications.
Nice Girl: While still retaining some snark, she's sweet-natured, kind, and respectful a lot of the time.
Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!:- Her actions in "Pretty Fly For a Hybrid" says a lot, especially when she passes by Dr. O's office and sees Mandy with her leg wrapped in gauze and Dr. O informing her that she can't fly for a while. Eventually she reconciles with Mandy.
- "Under A Rest" as well. Even though Mandy has fluctuated from soft snoring to loud snoring, Peaches's "feline therapy" sends Mandy into the latter, which hurts Peaches's ears.
Only Sane Man: Generally the voice of reason compared to a majority of the main cast.
Pay Evil Unto Evil: Heavily downplayed. Peaches isn't one for villain reformation (not that it's a thing in Odd Squad, anyway), and would rather see villains get justice for their crimes rather than train them to be functioning members of society. However, she has her limits and refrains from injuring them too much.
Plucky Girl: She is very enthusiastic and full of energy in even the most dire of situations.
Pragmatic Hero: Peaches usually jumps into battles claw-first; when a situation can be resolved with gadgets she declines in favor of using her claws.
Pride: Has a lot of pride in protecting Mandy and helping others out, but isn't one to show off by any means.
The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: Subverted. Peaches doesn't hold a position within Odd Squad like the other characters on the show, and instead serves to assist others in solving cases without actually going out to the field to do so. Despite this, she is shown to be a valuable asset, especially when it comes to fighting.
Rage-Breaking Point: While she does get angry quite often, it takes her a lot to get her to a point where she really blows her top.
- In "Dripping in Fitness", she snaps at Mandy (who had kept on getting injured by various equipment) after she drops her membership at the fitness center and vows to never exercise again, calling her "highly overweight" and even getting into a
physical fist fight with her. It takes Ms. O and Twilight to break the two up.
Royals Who Actually Do Something: Subverted. As mentioned before, it's implied that Peaches was some member of royalty in Vallea. However, this is never expanded on nor is it revealed to the rest of the cast.
Sanity Slippage: Has her shades from time to time, most notably when she loses her grip with Mandy.
Serious Business: Tends to take pretty much everything seriously, even fun events like parties. Subverted in "An Odd Squad Gala" where, after Mandy apologizes to her for not showing her that Odd Squad has fun too, she says that the gala was fun anyway and such events were "never this crazy back in Vallea."
Shut Up, Hannibal!: Done to the Shapeshifter and Father Time in "Corked" along with the OG Main 4 (excluding Oscar).
Slasher Smile: Sports one in "A Catty Sibling Rivalry" when she falsely believes that she has won the race against Mirabelle.
The Snark Knight: Very,
very much so.
Squee!: Is absolutely ecstatic over cat treats. She will eat them in both human and cat form, and gobble them up the same way Otto eats everything. Is referenced by Mandy in "The Boss's Assistant".
Mandy: Uh...okay, sure, I’ll escort him to Twilight. Right after I give my cousin...cat treats.
*throws the cat treats on the floor where Peaches is sitting*
Peaches: *meows in thanks before gobbling up the treats*
Mandy: This feels awkward the more I do it…
Ms. O: *nods* Understandable.Temporarily a Villain: In the movie
In Odd We Trust.Tomboy Princess: Subverted. As previously mentioned on this page, she is implied to be a princess or some member of royalty within Vallea, but it is never revealed.
Took a Level in Badass: Peaches is already badass enough, but it really reaches its height in "A Catty Sibling Rivalry", where she gives it her all and beats Mirabelle in nearly every single competition.
Took a Level in Cheerfulness: Mandy's endless optimism rubs off on Peaches from time to time in various episodes, and damn does it show.
Took a Level in Kindness: In the pilot, where she attacks Mandy on false claims that she had hurt her and the people in Vallea. After Mandy explains that she has no idea what Vallea is nor had she been there, and after she offers a deal to Peaches in order to cease their fighting, she accepts and becomes kinder to Mandy from then on out, as well as the rest of the cast.
Undying Loyalty: To Ms. O, though more out of respect than anything else. While the two often don't see eye to eye at times, she still respects her as a Director.
Unwanted Assistance: Inverted in "A Catty Sibling Rivalry"; she practically begs Mandy to help her beat her older sister, Mirabelle, at something. When Mandy declines, saying she wants no part in the sibling duel, Peaches ends up forcefully dragging Mandy out of the bullpen while the hybrid cries out that her own cousin is kidnapping her and begs someone to help her. No one does.
Wise Beyond Their Years: Sort of. While she's only 14, she is shown to be an effective planner and leader, oftentimes moreso than Ms. O herself.
