Bella

Zarni's house is a former ticket booth at the entrance to an abandoned park. She lined the inside with velvet to prevent the light from blinding passersby, and outside she hung garlands of old light bulbs. It smells of wax and copper, jars of fireflies line the shelves, and in the center is her favorite rocking chair, where she sits in the evenings, waiting for the shadow of someone to flicker in the window, wanting to come in for a warm welcome. Misty's house stands on the bank of the creek where Bella lives. It's not so much a house as a gazebo on stilts, entwined with ivy. In the mornings, fog drifts across the water and seems to embrace the gazebo, making it part of nature. Inside, there's a shelf with jars in which he collects dew and raindrops, a small table, and two chairs: one for him, the other he'd specially placed for his guest. His house is a music box, only a huge one. It stands on a quiet street near Benny's café. When the wind is just right, a soft melody emanates from the box. Inside are shelves filled with sheet music, an old gramophone, a rocking chair, and a small table where Squeaky likes to drink cocoa and listen to Benny share new recipes. On the wall is a map of Toonville, where he's marked all the places where he's heard good sounds: the creaking of a swing, the ringing of bells by the stream, laughter in a café.

Bella found herself a small bell-shaped house by a stream, where the water softly rings like music. The house is painted beige and cream, with a pattern of bells on the door and tiny wind chimes on the windowsills that jingle in the breeze. Inside, it smells of vanilla and paper: Bella loves to keep journals and paste clippings in them. In the corner, Whistle's basket sits, always warm and cozy.
Pug lives in his father's abandoned circus on the outskirts, where the city seems to end and the forest begins. It's not a house, but a tent with outbuildings, darkened by time. Inside, it's dimly lit, filled with old posters and props he never throws out. He's turned his room into something of a fortress: the walls are covered with posters, and an old clown hat serves as a pillow. It's quiet, and only the occasional rustling of the tarpaulin is heard in the wind.

Zvizdi and Loonie live in a double house—a sun and moon—divided into two halves. One side is golden, with sun patterns, ray-shaped windows, and a terrace where Zvizdi loves to jump and play. The other is dark blue, with star patterns, quiet corners, and bookshelves where Loonie hides with a book. Between the halves is a shared living room, where they drink tea and argue over who chooses the movie tonight.
Whirlwind doesn't live in a regular house—he has a cloud house that floats above the forest. It's a sort of platform with railings, sails, and rope ladders, and he can adjust its height slightly. Inside is a hammock, a wind chart, a bunch of notes tied to ropes, and an old radio that only picks up the sound of the wind. Sometimes birds fly in, and Whirlwind treats them to crumbs.
Candy lives in a candy house next to Benny's Cafe. It resembles a giant candy box: striped walls, a polka-dot roof, and a door like a lid. Inside, there are shelves with jars containing all kinds of candy, and a tiny table where Candy likes to sit and think. She's afraid of running out of sweets, so she always stocks up, but she loves sharing them with her friends even more.
Slime and Fly live in a house under a bridge—small, but very private. It's hidden from prying eyes: ivy vines entwine the space, and a beaded curtain covers the entrance. Slime has her corner with raincoats and jars, where she collects raindrops to paint with. Fly has a spot by the window, where he gazes at the sky and occasionally lights a tiny light in his flashlight to remind himself who he is. They bicker, but they never stray far from each other.
Shrit lives in a miniature castle on a hill overlooking all of Toonville. It's not a real castle, but it looks impressive: turrets, flags, and golden patterns on the doors. Inside, everything is "royal"—but not too much: Shrit loves comfort, so his throne is a soft chair with a blanket, and his bedroom is piled high with pillows. Portraits of his sisters, Loonie and Zvizdi, hang on the walls, and he often invites them over to stay home so he doesn't feel lonely.

Zhevy, Lily, and Vinya live in a berry-patch house—it seems to have grown out of the ground, surrounded by blackberry, lemongrass, and cherry bushes. Each has her own room, but all the doors lead to the common room, where they gather in the evenings to tell stories. Zhevy sometimes freezes, sensing something strange, Lily hides behind Vinya when she gets scared, and Vinya hugs them both and says, "We're together. Nothing will happen."
Blini and Wafi live together in a small pancake house on a quiet street. It's small, but very homey: the kitchen has two stoves, one for pancakes, one for waffles, and they often cook together, laughing at how everything sticks or bubbles. In the living room, there's a sofa piled high with pillows and a chalkboard where they write funny notes for each other. Blini sometimes gets sad that her pancakes aren't as popular, but Wafi is always the first to grab a plate and say, "These are the best."
Tortie lives in a bakery-like house with a large oven and a display case where she displays her sweets. The house smells of cinnamon and vanilla, and jars of icing, spices, and dried berries line the shelves. In the living room, there's a table where Tortie likes to sit with a notebook and dream up new recipes. She tries not to think about the fire that took her parents, and instead bakes something kind and cozy—to make the house feel full of life.
Klubi lives in a small studio behind Mendi's garden. It's more of a studio than a home: spools of thread, fabric, mannequins, and chalkboards are everywhere. She has a tiny bedroom behind a curtain, but Klubi spends most of her time at her sewing machine. Dress sketches line the walls, some of which she sews for friends. The house is a little cluttered, but it's warm and smells of tea.

Isabella lives in a dark mansion on the edge of town, where the shadows seem deeper and the wind sounds different. The house is tall, with peaked roofs and windows that rarely glow. Inside, there are cold rooms, mirrors flickering with light, and folders filled with notes on revenge. Isabella feels at home nowhere, but this mansion has become her fortress, where she plans to erase Bella from this world.
Ali lives in a treasure-house mansion in the wealthy district of Toonville. The house glitters: gold handles, stained-glass windows, marble floors. Inside are safes, display cases filled with jewelry, and rooms where Ali counts coins and admires gems. She dislikes clutter and noise, but she softens a little around Casseta—because Casseta understands how hard it was to earn all this.
Morozie lives in a refrigerator-shaped house on the northern outskirts, where it's always cool. It's painted in cool tones, and inside are soft blankets, ice sculptures she makes herself, and shelves filled with ice cream of every flavor. Morozie tries not to go out in the heat unless necessary, but if someone is sad or in pain, she's right there with ice cream, which seems to be a real cure.
Gelya lives next to Morozy, in a kettlebell-shaped house—strong and stable, as if it could withstand any wind. The walls are thick, the windows are small, and everything inside is reliable and sturdy: wooden beams, heavy chairs, shelves that don't wobble. Gelya loves order and silence, but her heart is in her friendship with Morozy. She's always on guard, even when all seems calm.
Mendy lives in a greenhouse-like house in the middle of her garden. The walls are partially glass to let in plenty of light, and inside are shelves of seedlings, watering cans, flower books, and a tiny fountain. Her bedroom is hidden away, behind green curtains, and it's always quiet. Mendy loves to wake up early, when the garden is still covered in dew, and talk to the flowers, as if they were answering her.

The town is called Toonville—cozy, a bit colorful, as if painted with watercolors. The streets there curve like cartoons: in some places, the houses stand in neat rows, while in others they're huddled together, as if they'd rather be grouped together.
In the center is a square with Benny's Cafe, and beyond that, the neighborhoods diverge in mood, from sunny to downright gloomy. Benny lives in a pink cake-shaped house on the main street. On the roof is a huge bow, like a ribbon, and the windows are framed with ruffles. Inside, everything is soft: ruffled sofas, heart-shaped pillows, and old photos of her as a little girl in her mother's dress on the shelves. The living room is a corner of the cafe: a counter, a display case, and a tiny kitchen, where Benny likes to bake simple treats for friends to stop by.
Falls lives in a small theater house—small, but full of magic. Inside, there's a stage, a curtain, props, and shelves full of tricks. Falls rehearses every day, hoping that one day Ali will look at him and smile. He doesn't give up, even when someone breaks his wand—he fixes it again and again.
Yabni lives in a small house among the apple trees—a simple wooden house with a veranda where he likes to sit and gaze at the garden. The house smells of apples, and there's always one on the table—his favorite, slightly bitten. Yabni doesn't seek fame; the garden and the silence are enough for him, and he's happy when someone comes to just sit with him.
Cassette lives in a studio apartment next to Ali's, where old cassette tapes, players, microphones, and speakers are everywhere. The house is a bit noisy, but cozy: posters hang on the walls, a collection of cassette tapes clutter the shelves, and in the corner is a chair where Cassette likes to sit and listen to old records. She dreams of fame, but most of all, she values ​​her friendship with Ali.
Maya lives in a tent-like house on the outskirts of the market where people come for fortune telling. The tent is bright and patterned, and inside are candles, cards, crystals, and her precious fortune-telling ball, which she trusts no one to touch. Maya speaks quietly, but everyone listens because she knows what's hidden.

Zvizdi is the princess of the sun, kind and active, adores her brother and sister; her parents were killed by robbers; she is afraid of losing loved ones.
Moony is the princess of the Moon, not very active, loves silence and books; she is afraid of many things, but follows her brother and sister.
Fly is an evil fire cartoon character who dislikes water and his parents; he used to take his anger out on Slime, but is afraid of losing her.
Clubby is a fair-minded cartoon character who sews and protects Benny and her friends; she ran away from her cruel parents and doesn't tell her friends that she's a princess.

Shrit is a cartoon crown character who considers himself a king and has sisters, Loonie and Zvizdi; he is afraid of losing his fame.
Slime is a crying cartoon character who wears a raincoat and is afraid of fire and losing her brother, Fly; as a child, she was often bullied.
Whirlwind is a cartoon cloud character who loves to fly and is a good friend of Benny and Pug. He was in a lab as a child but ran away and is afraid of losing his freedom.
Candy is a cartoon candy character who loves sweets and helps out at Benny's Cafe. As a child, her parents thought she was a cannibal and put her in a mental hospital. She's afraid of upsetting her friends.

Blini - loved to make pancakes, was friends with Benny, Clubby and Candy, but was forgotten when Torty appeared; now she is friends with Wafi, afraid of losing her.
Wafi is a kind waffle cartoon character who supports Blini and sometimes spreads rumors about Benny's cafe.
Cassette is a cartoon cassette character who loves money and cassettes, is friends with Ali, and was poor as a child.

Zarni is a cartoon lantern character who is in love with Pug and can't stand Bella; she grew up in an abandoned amusement park and is afraid that Pug will go into the darkness.
Skripi is a cartoon violin character who writes melodies for Benny and helps out at her cafe; he used to play in an orchestra but is afraid his music will become useless.

Yabni is a kind cartoon apple character who has his own garden, had a normal childhood, and lives alone.

Ali is a diamond cartoon character who loves money and jewelry, has achieved everything herself, is friends with Cassette, and hates Falls's tricks.
Maya is a cartoon fortune ball character who predicts the future, past, and present; she treasures her ball.
Falls is a cartoon magician who performs magic tricks and wants to please Ali; as a child, his tricks were disliked and his wand was broken, but he fixed it.

Mendy is a flower cartoon character who loves flowers and silence and has her own garden.
Zhevi is a blackberry cartoon character who loves berries and sometimes senses spirits and ghosts; his childhood was good.
Lily is an insecure lemon cartoon character who is afraid of losing her friends.
Vinya is the leader of the trio, a cherry cartoon character who supports her friends.

Mendy is a flower cartoon character who loves flowers and silence and has her own garden.

Torti is a kind cartoon cake character who loves to cook; her parents died in a fire; she tries to help her forgotten friend Blini.

Isabella, a bell-shaped cartoon character (the first version of Bella), wants revenge on Bella, who was experimented on and was infected with a virus that controls her.

Gelya is a cartoon weight, Morozi's best friend, and is protective of her; she felt lonely as a child.

Morozy is an ice cream cartoon character who is afraid of heat and treats everyone with her ice cream. As a child, she was locked in a refrigerator and her parents never returned.

Misty is a quiet and shy mist cartoon character who tries to stay close to Bella without disturbing her peace; she is afraid of disappearing because of the wind.

Pug is a dark cartoon button who lives in an abandoned circus, protects Benny, and loves Bella; he lost an eye as a child and knows the truth about the death of Benny's parents, but doesn't tell her.

[🎀Benny🎀] - cartoon bow cute Benny has a girlfriend Clubby has a brother Pug and friends Candy, Torty and has his own cafe is friends with a whirlwind is afraid of losing everyone wears a pink dress with a bow mom and yes Benny's childhood was wonderful mom took care of her cooked their favorite food and gave them gifts but when they were little and a little older parents disappeared (but Benny does not know only Pug knows the parents just had an accident and did not survive Benny cried for a long time when they did not come)