Kim Possible

Middleton High School is the only high school in Middleton and is the one Kim and Ron attended throughout the series, graduating in the final episode. It is also part of the Middleton Unified School District.

The school mascot is Mad Dog, whom Ron portrayed during his sophomore and junior years. In his senior year, after Ron joins the football team as a new running back, Kim's younger brothers, Jim and Tim, take over as the new mascots called the Pep Puppies.

Location: Middleton High School is located in Middleton, within walking distance of both Possible House and Stoppable House, although judging by the number of school buses seen, the school district appears to be extensive.

Layout: Middleton High School has stairs, ramps, and elevators for people with disabilities. However, Felix Renton, the only known student with a disability, doesn't need to use them thanks to his cybernetic wheelchair, which can fly.

Ticket booths in the MHS hallways.
Statistics Class.
MHS sports field.
Empty hallway with lockers.
MHS entrance.
MHS Gym.

The Seniors' Table: Of all the tables in the cafeteria, there was one that was known as the Seniors' Table because, while all the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors ate the food prepared in the cafeteria, such as mystery meat, the seniors ate delicious food that was served and delivered daily, such as shrimp cocktail, tuna tartare, and roast chicken, etc.
However, when Kim, Ron, and Monique grew up to be senior citizens and went to eat at the senior citizens' table, they discovered that the table had been removed. Mr. Barkin explained that the budget for the senior citizens' table had been cut to pay for the SKIP program, which meant that all the senior citizens had to go back to eating mystery meat.

Academic: Middleton High may not have end-of-semester final exams because when Bonnie Rockwaller missed all her classes during her last week of senior year, she missed a pop quiz in Mr. Barkin's class, leaving her one credit short of graduating. She then had to attend summer school to earn her high school diploma. If the school had held end-of-semester final exams, Bonnie would have had to make up much more than just one credit.

List of known classes: Biology.
Road safety education.
Spanish.
Financial planning.
French.
Health class.
History.
Household economy.
Interpretive dance.
Kickboxing.
Latin.
Mathematics - including Algebra and Geometry and Trigonometry (The Mathter).
Photography class.
Science.
Study room.
Trigonometry.
History of the 20th Century.
Yearbook.

[Programs]: SKIP Program (actually a Middleton Unified School District program).
Mentoring program.

Extracurricular activities
[Events]: Career guidance day.
Ski trip to Mount Middleton.
Science Fair.
Tri-City World Expo Centennial Field Trip.
End-of-year trip to Port Mystic Cove Haven.

[List of known competitive teams]: Basketball team.
Baseball team.
Cheerleading squad.
Debate team.
Fencing equipment.
Soccer team.
Golf.
Gym.
Ice hockey team.
Judo Team.
Lacrosse team.
Mathematicians.
Rowing.
Soccer team.
Athletics.

[List of well-known clubs]:
Theatre club.
Environmental Action Club.
Newspaper.
Philosophy Club.

Faculty: Aside from Steve Barkin, only a few professors are seen. Although several names are mentioned.

List of known teachers: Steve Barkin, a permanent member of the teaching staff who often steps in as a substitute teacher and who can teach, and in fact does teach, virtually all subjects.
"The lady from the cafeteria," an elderly woman who worked in a cafeteria.
Mrs. Carlson.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, science teacher.
Miss Go briefly substitutes for Mrs. Carlson's class.
Miss Hatchet, the school librarian.
Mrs. Jenkins.
Ron Stoppable briefly taught Home Economics and was appointed head of whole school food services for a time.
Miss Whisp, the algebra teacher.
Two janitors, not at the same time, both secret agents from other countries.
A professor who advised on admissions to colleges and universities.
An unidentified female director.
An anonymous math teacher
who also taught Kim and Ron's preschool class. Anonymous teachers
Lady at the cafeteria
Tutoring advisor
mathematics teacher

Student body: The exact size of the student body at Middleton High School is unknown.

During the class president election in Kim and Ron's sophomore year, exactly 1000 votes were cast (998 for Wally and 2 for Kim).

During Kim and Ron's graduation ceremony, 250 seats were arranged for the graduates.

List of known students
Alan Platt
Amelia
Bonnie Rockwaller
Brick slab
Glass
Courtney Luke
Felix Renton
Hope
Jason Morgan
Jessica
Jim and Tim Possible
Josh Mankey
Julia Roberts, no relation
Junior
Justine Flanner
Kim Possible
Liz
Malcolm Nevious
Marcela
María Rodríguez
Maria Giereanu
Big Mike
Monique
Natasha Putin
Penny
Pete Peterson
Ron Reiger
Ron Stoppable
Steve Foley
Tare
Vinnie
Zita Flores

Kimberly Ann "Kim" Possible is a high school student and independent superhero/vigilante. She's unusual, not least because she not only lacks a secret identity but also maintains close relationships with various law enforcement, government, and military agencies. Her classmates are generally aware of her work but do nothing about it unless it directly affects them. At school, Kim is the captain of the cheerleading squad and an outstanding student, far from the typical misunderstood outcast of the genre.

Professional information
Profession(s):
High school student
Teenage Heroine Employee
from the Banana Club
Nanny Employed by
Well Nacho (formerly)
Affiliation(s):
Possible Team
Middleton High School
Club Banana
Global Justice
Pixie Scouts (formerly)
Well Nacho (formerly)
Relations
Relatives):
James Possible (father)
Ann Possible (mother)
Jim and Tim Possible (younger brothers)
"Nana" Possible (paternal grandmother)
June (aunt)
Slim Possible (uncle)
Larry (cousin)
Joss Possible (cousin)
Friends):
Unstoppable Rum
Rufus
Wade
Monique
Felix Renton
Yori
Tare
Romantic interest(s):
Josh Mankey (Seasons 1 and 2)
Hirotaka (Season 2)
Eric (So the Drama)
Ron Stoppable (So the Drama and Season 4)
Pets):
No pets are known.
Nemesis:
Dr. Drakken
Shego

[Appearance]: Kim is a teenage girl of average height, estimated at 1.63 m (5'4"), with a slim but athletic build. She has large green eyes and thick, long, orange-red hair that reaches her waist and, viewed from behind, is heart-shaped. She wore her hair in pigtails and had freckles when she was in preschool, and in her pre-teen years, she wore it in a long ponytail and wore braces. She has slender fingers and wears size seven shoes. In her pre-teen years, she wore a purple long-sleeved shirt with darker purple thigh-length shorts and matching sneakers with white soles, and a black necklace with a bright yellow jewel in the center.

Clothes
Main article: Kim's clothes
Kim has five different outfits:

Civil
Animator
Mission
Situational
Battle Suit
Civil
Kim's main civilian outfit during her first few years of high school consisted of a green crop top, blue three-quarter-length capri jeans, and a pair of what appeared to be plain white canvas tennis or running shoes. She was occasionally seen without a bra. As the years progressed, she began to wear a wider variety of civilian clothing, such as a red short-sleeved sweater or a yellow tunic. By her senior year, she had eliminated most of her midriff-baring outfits. However, for her graduation, she wore a midriff-baring outfit again, consisting of a blue crop top, a skirt, and shoes.

Cheerleader outfit
Kim and the other cheerleaders wear dark purple cheerleading uniforms with bright orange and gold trim during their sophomore and junior years. However, they receive new uniforms on two occasions: shortly before Bonnie briefly became team captain—which may have been discontinued because it had an identical color scheme to the uniforms worn by West Wakewater High School.

Kim has five different outfits:

Civil
Animator
Mission
Situational
Battle Suit
Civilian: Kim's main civilian attire during her first few years of high school consisted of a green crop top, blue three-quarter-length capri jeans, and a pair of what appeared to be plain white canvas tennis or running shoes. She was occasionally seen without a bra. As the years progressed, she began to wear a wider variety of civilian clothing, such as a red short-sleeved sweater or a yellow tunic. By her senior year, she had eliminated most of her midriff-baring outfits. However, for her graduation, she wore a midriff-baring outfit again, consisting of a blue crop top, a skirt, and shoes.

Cheerleading uniform: Kim and the other cheerleaders wear dark purple cheerleading uniforms with bright orange and gold trim during their sophomore and junior years. However, they receive new uniforms on two occasions: shortly before Bonnie briefly became team captain—which may have been discontinued because it had an identical color scheme to the uniforms worn by West Wakewater High School—and during their senior year.

Mission: Her most iconic look is her traditional mission outfit, which consists of a black mock-collar crop top, dark gloves with thin cuffs, green cargo pants, a utility belt, and black shoes. Midway through her senior year, this is replaced by a purple shirt, black pants with a purple stripe down the sides, gray shoes, and fitted gray gloves, as her previous outfit is discontinued at Club Banana and Smarty Mart. It's implied that her new look was initially designed by the Fashionistas, who then refused to show it to her. Fortunately, Rufus saw it and drew it for Monique to wear.
Kim tried a couple of makeshift outfits, but none of them worked.

[Personality]: Kim is a confident and determined teenager whose conviction is reflected in her motto: "I can do anything." Her usual mood is cheerful and optimistic, and she possesses a kind and compassionate heart that drives her to help others and put their well-being before her own. However, she can also be very competitive and arrogant in certain situations, especially when others, including Ron, seem to be doing things better than she is.

Her competitive nature and drive for perfection, as well as some of her insecurities, are typical of a Type A personality. They also lead her to set very high standards and, at times, to be authoritarian and demand too much from others, as evidenced when she tries to coach her brothers' soccer team or when she tries to solve things on her own to prevent others from failing or being harmed.

Despite being an independent heroine, Kim is still a teenager and therefore susceptible to most of the insecurities and difficulties typical of adolescence. She is sometimes embarrassed by her parents, sulks when she doesn't get what she wants, and has a strong desire to fit in; the latter is shown to be one of her greatest weaknesses. Due to her highly competitive nature, she is often easily manipulated by those she considers rivals or by anyone who openly challenges her abilities.

[Personality]: In a disastrous first encounter with Agent Will Du of the Global Justice Network, he calls Kim an amateur to her face, sparking a heated rivalry as they try to outdo each other. Similarly, Kim's long-standing rivalries with Shego and fellow cheerleader Bonnie Rockwaller often lead to fairly predictable situations. Kim and Shego typically attack each other within seconds of each encounter, driven by an obsessive desire to outdo the other, which Shego admits to more than once. Bonnie also makes no secret of her constant desire to embarrass or outdo Kim.

Kim's personality traits become more apparent when her school is affected by a personality classification fad similar to astrology, known as Animology, according to which she is classified as a "Blue Fox," defined as "a natural leader unable to resist a challenge; driven by excellence; a perfectionist." Furthermore, Kim is drawn to International Diplomacy, a challenging and extroverted field, during a job fair held at her school.

Kim also had a tendency to worry about outward appearances and was often deceived by them. Because of this, she worried excessively about her image and how others perceived her, even passing these anxieties on to others, primarily Ron, though they didn't necessarily feel the same way. Due to this personality trait, Kim tended to succumb to peer pressure, something she didn't fully overcome until much later, and she was often unable to see beyond appearances or understand others' defense mechanisms.

[Personality]: It was this trait of her personality that seemed to lay the groundwork for much of Kim's rivalry with Bonnie, who was equally competitive and concerned with appearances. Often, through this rivalry, the less desirable aspects of Kim's competitive nature manifested themselves. This became especially apparent when Kim engaged in a tit-for-tat vendetta and fierce competition at cheerleading camp, where she actively competed simply because she didn't want Bonnie to succeed. In fact, disagreements between them were usually quite trivial, and Kim sometimes had to realize that she was guilty of stooping to Bonnie's level, or of failing to see that Bonnie might be equally or more qualified for certain tasks that Kim insisted on performing herself.

Due to her Type A personality, Kim also had a strong tendency to become frustrated, impatient, or insecure when faced with an area in which she didn't immediately excel. This tendency manifested itself several times, usually in connection with some incident related to her social life. This was most evident when it came to areas where the often inept Ron or the sometimes immature brothers Jim and Tim excelled. Examples of these areas included video games, cooking, car mechanics, and the tasks Kim performed when she worked at Bueno Nacho with Ron.

As for dating, Kim was often surprisingly insecure when approaching boys. She worried that her superhero reputation would be too intimidating for most guys, she was very aware of how overprotective her father could be, and she even had trouble talking to boys she liked because of her anxiety. She usually needed her mother's or a friend's approval before asking a boy out.

[Personality]: Perhaps the best example of Kim's typical romantic experience was her relationship with Josh Mankey, who seemed to be her biggest crush. Kim was constantly embarrassed in his presence, lacked her usual confidence, and struggled to speak to him naturally. Instead of directly asking him out, she would "accidentally" bump into him as often as possible, hoping he would ask her out. This shyness, her tendency to sacrifice her usual behavior in favor of more traditional, "feminine" behavior, could be interpreted as Kim's attempt to please the boy she was interested in. Or, more accurately, a deep fear of displeasing him that motivated her to change her personality in his presence. Given how much she cared about her appearance, this interpretation fit her character perfectly.

A notable exception to this approach was Kim's aggressive pursuit of Hirotaka, a Japanese student at a secret ninja school. Because he studied martial arts, was extremely popular with girls, and possessed a great deal of self-confidence, he was also unfazed by Kim's fame. Although Kim openly admitted that she was attracted to him because of his looks, it's very likely that she also saw him as someone capable of keeping up with her often hectic lifestyle—a quality that several boys at her own school lacked.

[Personality]: Kim was very protective of her loved ones. She would usually come to Ron's defense if anyone insulted him, and she insisted on rescuing him herself if he was ever in danger. She became even more protective once they started dating, and she didn't hesitate to make it clear to other girls that Ron had a girlfriend. Kim proved to be just as protective of other boyfriends: she refused to listen to Ron's doubts about his crush, Josh Mankey, and she was willing to try on an experimental battle suit to save her then-boyfriend, Eric. In the latter case, Dr. Drakken used Kim's weakness for handsome guys as a weapon by creating Eric, a specialized synthrodrone who infiltrated her life and won her affection, distracting her from Drakken's plans.

Kim enjoyed pleasing those around her and was no stranger to juggling numerous commitments at once, no matter how overwhelmed she felt as a result. When Ron asked her why she didn't "just say no," Kim replied that she "just wasn't wired that way." This was also why she found herself unable to turn down a date with Brick Flagg, fearing that rejection would shatter her confidence and ruin her football career. However, it should be noted that Kim eventually overcame several of these negative traits, aided in no small part by her increased maturity and her new romantic relationship with Ron Stoppable.

Although Kim was usually quite mature in the usual negotiations with her parents about what she could and couldn't do, if she really wanted something she otherwise couldn't get, she would sometimes put on a sad puppy-dog face. It became a running joke, and others used it against her as well. Kim has successfully used it several times to get her way.

[Personality]: Very often, Kim would scold Ron for his seemingly immature behavior in any situation, almost always related to changes, only to then behave just as badly, or worse, when he found himself in a similar situation:

Initially, Ron felt threatened by Kim's friendship with Monique, and Kim, in turn, felt jealous of Ron's friendship with Felix Renton.
Ron used to be jealous of Josh Mankey, and Kim was jealous of Yori too. Within hours—maybe even minutes—of meeting her, Kim assumed Yori was a spy for Monkey Fist with hardly any evidence.
Ron gets extremely upset whenever his parents make life-changing decisions without warning him in advance, and Kim was angry and horrified when her brothers entered Middleton High School and became involved in their first mission related to Camille Leon.
Kim scolded Ron for getting upset when his parents adopted Hana and put her in his room without telling him, and also for getting jealous of the success of Jim and Tim's routine with the "Pep Puppies".
Kim was angry at Ron for using his battle suit to cheat at football, calling him a liar, despite him not telling her that Wade had implanted a microchip in him and having used similarly dishonest methods herself when she ran for class president against Prince Wally.
Kim was a very difficult person to surprise, probably due to the unusual situations she frequently faced. Even her first face-to-face encounter with aliens didn't leave her stunned for long. However, she wasn't entirely immune to being stunned by circumstances. Two notable incidents of this were her first encounter with Chester Yapsbey's mutant cockroaches and Warhok's attack during her graduation, when Ron used his Mystic Monkey Power to defeat him. On both occasions, she was left speechless and paralyzed.

[Talent]: It has been mentioned that Kim has acquired a diverse and ever-growing skill set throughout her missionary work. She is regularly asked to act as a nanny, detective, unpaid bounty hunter, spy, and, perhaps most frequently, as a legally sanctioned vigilante. In addition, Kim has experience in a wide variety of fields, including firefighting, animal conservation/protection, natural disaster prevention/rescue, aerial spraying, and hot air ballooning.

Athletics: Kim is extremely athletic in terms of peak human strength, agility, metabolism, and reflexes, honed through years of cheerleading practice and subsequent real-world mission experience. However, Kim was already remarkably agile even before becoming a cheerleader. Years later, during Global Justice's investigation into The Ron Factor, she claims her genetics are amazing, and while the validity of this was never verified, her paternal grandmother is equally or even more talented in similar areas, and all members of her immediate family have occasionally participated in her missions with remarkable ease despite no prior preparation, especially her younger siblings. Regardless of the source, this incredible ability allows Kim to perform death-defying maneuvers, such as flipping between laser beams and rockets, with little apparent effort.

Kim is also a highly talented swimmer, a skill she uses to great effect on many of her missions. A member of her school's swim team during her sophomore year of high school, she has swum across the English Channel and is an accomplished scuba diver.

Master in Martial Arts and Kung Fu
He was also very skilled in numerous types and styles of martial arts, knowing sixteen different types of Kung-Fu

[Talent]
Master of Martial Arts and Kung Fu: He was also highly skilled in numerous types and styles of martial arts, knowing sixteen different types of Kung Fu, including Mantis Kung Fu. His abilities were demonstrated by the fact that he was able to go toe-to-toe with villains like Shego, an older and more experienced villain whose super-enhanced abilities allow her to easily pass through reinforced concrete.

Despite his small stature, Kim is surprisingly strong and capable of striking someone with enough force to knock them down or even render them unconscious with a single blow. Furthermore, Kim possesses exceptional skill and mastery of various forms of hand-to-hand combat, both armed and unarmed.

Quick learner: Kim was also a quick learner, easily acquiring new skills and adapting to new situations. Among the many talents she has demonstrated, her great skill in various extreme sports such as hang gliding, skiing, and rock climbing stands out. She even managed to pilot a spacecraft and land it safely simply by watching the monkey Fredrick fly once. During a mission, she discovered her ability to reach high notes in singing, which allowed her to break through a thick layer of ice.

[Talent]
Intelligence: Kim is a naturally intelligent student who maintains a high academic average despite her adventurous lifestyle. She uses her time traveling on missions to study and always makes sure to turn in her assignments as soon as possible in case she's called back for a mission. She even finds time to practice cheerleading after school. Thanks to this dedication, her grades rarely suffer, and she rarely has trouble with her schoolwork.

Despite her intelligence, Kim is the least science-minded member of her family and doesn't understand many of the terms, phrases, or inventions her father and brothers routinely build and use. She immediately dismisses her brothers' invention, a wearable silicon phase disruptor, as a "stupid toy." She also frequently doubts her brothers' intelligence, believing their early entry into high school was due to a record-keeping error, and is greatly surprised when she discovers, thanks to Miss Guide, Jim and Tim's SKIP program counselor, that it was legitimate.

Before graduating, Kim applies for and receives acceptance from almost every prestigious higher education institution in the world.

[Equipment]: Kim possesses a variety of devices, most notably his grappling hook and a special device called the Kimmunicator, a PDA-like device that Wade gave him so that he could stay in touch with him.

[Family]
James Possible: Kim has a close, albeit complex, relationship with her father. For much of her teenage years, he treats her like a mature and responsible young woman, expecting her to look after her younger siblings, telling her to get a part-time job if she wants new and expensive clothes, and readily agreeing to let her participate in dangerous missions.

Her father believes she is capable enough to keep herself safe during these missions. However, because of their close relationship, he sometimes forgets she's no longer a child and treats her as if she were much younger, failing to realize that she no longer enjoys the same things she did as a child, and is unable to see when his behavior might embarrass her. He affectionately calls her "Kimmy-Cub," which she interprets as a sign of affection, unless Bonnie overhears. Similarly, because of their close bond, Kim often finds it difficult to tell her father when she embarrasses him or explain how she has stopped enjoying things she once loved, for fear of hurting his feelings.

[Family]
Ann Possible: Kim's relationship with her mother receives less attention than her relationship with her father, but it is often addressed in a scripted manner when emotional depth or conflict resolution is required, usually in relation to Kim's moments of teenage angst.

While Kim's father often ignores or is uncomfortable with many of the teenage issues Kim faces throughout the series, Mrs. Possible is much more in tune with her daughter's feelings and frequently acts as an emotional anchor for Kim, helping her put her feelings into perspective and reminding her that things aren't always as bad as they seem.

Besides helping her daughter deal with peer pressure, one of Mrs. Possible's main responsibilities has been helping Kim overcome various issues in her friendship with Ron. Whether Kim felt jealous of Ron's new friendship with Felix, guilty about leaving him out for Monique, or afraid that his desire to be accepted would lead to embarrassment, Mrs. Possible was always there to share a mother-daughter moment and offer wise advice. In "So the Drama," it's shown that she hoped Kim and Ron would become a couple; she advised Kim to take Ron as her date to the prom, but when Eric appeared, she went with him instead. When he came looking for Kim, Mrs. Possible looked at a picture of Kim and Ron as children and was saddened to think that Kim and Ron wouldn't end up together. Thankfully, they did.

A running joke between Kim and her mother is that when Kim calls her for advice, it turns out her mother is in the middle of brain surgery, yet she can still talk to Kim despite the obvious delicacy of the procedure. This leaves Kim embarrassed and somewhat annoyed.

[Family]
Jim and Tim Possible: Kim's relationship with her younger twin brothers, whom she often calls the Tweebs (for "nerdy twins"), is like most sibling relationships where there is a significant age difference, such as that of a teenager and a pre-teen.

Jim and Tim often strike her as immature and embarrassing, and she resents how caring for them interferes with her social life. She also frequently snaps at them when they invade her privacy, try to embarrass her in front of her friends, read her diary, or secretly post photos of her online. As a result, she develops a certain prejudice against them, scolding them even when they try to help and refusing to acknowledge their brilliance. She only accepts their help when she has no other choice and refers to at least one of their experimental creations as a stupid toy. However, the device in question, a wearable silicon phase disruptor, was ridiculed until it proved crucial to the mission and actually worked.

Despite disliking their actions, Kim loves her brothers dearly and does everything she can to protect them, even if it means putting her own life at risk, and every time they prove their worth by creating something useful for her, she shows them how much she cares for them.

Nana Possible
Kim's paternal grandmother is Nana Possible, a retiree. Their grandmother-granddaughter relationship is characterized by an absolute mastery of martial arts; Nana always calls her "Kimberly" and never shortens it.

Ronald "Ron" Stoppable is Kim Possible's lifelong best friend and, eventually, her boyfriend, primarily serving as her loyal partner on missions. He is portrayed as almost the opposite of Kim, getting poor grades and tending to slack off, and is generally shown as less capable than her. However, it is worth noting that on rare occasions he appears nearly as capable as Kim and has become less lazy over time. He is also depicted as an eccentric student with an erratic and contradictory personality. Some of his classmates consider him odd and strange, and often call him a "loser."

[Appearance]: Ron is of average height, estimated to be 1.75 m (5 feet 9 inches) and has a slim, wiry build.

She has messy blonde hair, brown eyes, fair skin, and freckles. Her face is oval, with a long, pointed nose.

[Personality]: In terms of personality, Ron is the polar opposite of Kim. Like Shego, he has demonstrated a lack of ambition and a marked tendency towards sarcasm towards villains like Drakken. He reacts differently to Kim in almost every situation, excelling at what she struggles with, and vice versa, and he perceives the world differently. He is probably also the most multifaceted character and the one who has shown the greatest contradictions and contrasts in terms of personality and abilities. Furthermore, he tends to overreact to changes, even when they are minor.

Ron's personality is composed of three main teen comedy/drama stereotypes:

A "Type B" friend for a "Type A" character
A "clumsy colleague"
A "high school underdog"

[Type B Personality]: As a Type B person, Ron is primarily cheerful and optimistic, highly resistant to peer pressure, and unconcerned with appearances or fleeting trends, which he considers superficial and ephemeral. Therefore, Ron often acts as a counterweight to Kim's Type A personality, encouraging her to take a break when her competitiveness gets out of hand and helping her put things into perspective when she worries about typical teenage issues, such as social hierarchy and the opinions of others. Kim, in turn, often plays a similar role for Ron, motivating him, encouraging him to participate in certain activities, and trying to temper his enthusiasm in others.

Ron's personality is defined by ego, but not as obviously as Kim's, who is a Type A. He tends to become fixated on ideas, objects, and concepts that he can't shake, even after they've been proven wrong. Initially, this usually took the form of Ron disagreeing with Kim about a villain's intentions—for example, believing that Drakken wanted to "steal Christmas," or that Mr. Senior, Mr. intended to create a worldwide shortage of mini corn dogs—and it primarily served as dialogue during "undercover entry" scenes. However, as Ron's personality developed, this tendency became more pronounced. It was most prominent during several missions; during the first, Ron becomes fixated on the fact that Jim and Tim have replaced him as the team mascot. He doesn't believe they can live up to his legacy and takes it too personally, even attempting to become their trainer. In this latter instance, Ron refuses to believe that eating junk food can cause health and fitness problems. Try to disprove it by eating only nachos. Well, a parody of the documentary "Super Size Me".

[Type B Personality]: As a result, when his clothes start to feel tight, he attributes it to shrinking in the washing machine, and his difficulty breathing to a lack of clean air. However, when he grew taller, he said it was due to his diet, unaware that the reason was his fall into the HenchCo. Titan vat.

Ron has occasionally displayed his usually hidden arrogance, which is often a consequence of overconfidence combined with his tendency to exaggerate. Kim once remarked that Ron is "prone to arrogance." This statement arose from the sudden ego boost Ron experienced upon learning that Global Justice wanted to study him instead of Kim, because they believed he was the reason for Team Possible's success.

Ron has also displayed considerable jealousy, especially when he feels he isn't receiving Kim's undivided attention. However, his jealousy towards Kim is limited to when she pays more attention to others than to him. He has never envied her abilities, but rather encourages her on the field, proving to be a loyal friend and, later, her boyfriend.

Another effect of this personality type is that Ron tends to doubt himself frequently, leading him to submit to Kim. His behavior patterns have likely been influenced by Kim's often authoritarian and hyper-competitive tendencies, causing him to give in automatically, as he knows Kim hates to lose. Because he values ​​Kim above all else, Ron was willing to sacrifice everything for her, even his potential for greatness.

[Bumbling Sidekick]: As a "bumpy sidekick," Ron is often portrayed as extremely loyal but also clumsy and lacking in courage. He tends to "trip over his own feet" often in comical or socially embarrassing ways, and during missions, it's common for him to comically fail at something Kim has done perfectly; for example, he might ski backward down a mountain and crash into a tree right after Kim has successfully navigated the slope. He also frequently loses his pants on missions. Ron rarely receives any recognition for his actions in helping Kim, and other people have difficulty remembering his name, even if they've seen him multiple times; Dr. Drakken has referred to him as "that guy," "the guy who always loses his pants," and most notably, "the clown." The only villain who consistently remembers Ron's name is his archenemy, Monkey Fist. This has actually earned him Ron's respect, as he tells Monkey Fist.

Ron's clumsiness was notorious, often endangering himself or the mission and forcing Kim to drop everything to save him. However, over time, his skills improved, and he needed rescuing far less frequently. Later on, much of his clumsiness serves primarily as comic relief and is presented as awkwardness rather than incompetence; he is often seen performing feats of physical skill and dexterity alongside Kim, albeit in a clumsy and somewhat nervous manner, in contrast to Kim's generally elegant and deliberate performance. Furthermore, Ron's clumsiness sometimes worked to his advantage, allowing him to accomplish things through awkwardness that neither he nor Kim could have achieved through pure skill. One example of this is when Ron's panic upon discovering a scorpion on his leg led them to the entrance to Drakken's secret lair.

[Bumbling Sidekick]: Another recurring trait of Ron's is his extensive list of phobias. His fear of monkeys is frequently mentioned, and he has also been shown to have a pathological fear of insects; mechanical horses, triggered by an accident on a coin-operated horse ride in which he lost two baby teeth; garden gnomes, as a result of a tricycle accident involving a gnome; and many other things. Ron was often shown panicking on missions when faced with something threatening or dangerous. He also tended to be paranoid at times, as a result of his childhood phobias and bad experiences.

Despite his fears, Ron usually perseveres, and by the time he graduates, he has overcome them all at least once, especially his fear of monkeys. Kim's cousin, Joss, remarks that Ron's loyalty to Kim, despite being afraid of practically everything, is a display of true courage.

[Bumbling Sidekick]: Ron often comically loses his pants or even his underwear down to his boxers. He claims this has happened so many times he's no longer embarrassed. However, he later admits he's still bothered that it continues to happen even in his senior year of high school. Kim gives Ron a titanium-reinforced belt as a "half-anniversary" gift—it had been six months since they started dating—to help him with "the pants issue," as it came to be known. Ron denies having a problem until a food cart drives past him and rips his pants off. He then admits his problem. Later, Ron takes off the belt and accidentally loses his pants again, triggering a flashback in Kim of virtually every time Ron has lost his pants, which, ironically, ends up curing Kim's amnesia. After losing his pants, Ron sometimes makes sarcastic comments about it, such as claiming it happens "even in Japan" while at the Yamanouchi Ninja Academy.

[High school underdog]: In addition to his usual clumsiness, Ron is not a standout in school and often seems to struggle to grasp simple facts or concepts, even when explained in detail. This is attributed to his limited understanding of the subject matter or the way it is presented, or simply to his inattentiveness. Due to the nature of his character, it is not always clear when this is part of his usual personality and when it is simply a comic relief device. Ron's problems are exacerbated by his lack of focus and his tendency toward laziness, which, at its most severe, included expecting his lab partner to do all the work, as his natural drive to succeed would compel him to compensate for his lack of effort.

Although Ron often doesn't understand everyday words or euphemisms, such as "fraternal twins," he occasionally demonstrates a slightly more advanced vocabulary than other teenagers, using longer words than is typical for his age and maintaining a more controlled speech style. He also reflects complex and unusual lines of thought that go unnoticed by others, including comments on Kim's statements and behavior. However, these observations of Ron only serve to reinforce the impression that he is odd and peculiar. These characteristics were particularly evident when Ron was younger; they are less frequent now, but still quite noticeable.

[High school underdog]: Ron also has a tendency to cling to childish habits and customs, often stubbornly refusing to change despite the negative reactions of others. For example, he goes trick-or-treating on Halloween when most people his age would have already stopped. He doesn't understand that eating only Bueno Nacho food would deteriorate his health and physique. When Monique hints that he should get a job, he doesn't get it, even when she tells him he would have "easy money." As is common in an underdog, Ron tends to have low expectations of his performance and sets low standards for himself, both academically and socially. He lacks focus and often appears to perform poorly due to a lack of effort and confidence in his own abilities, or because he tries too hard and comes across as a clown.

His efforts to fit in are often hampered by the fact that he is moderately hyperactive and has a marked tendency to act with a pronounced level of immaturity, which has earned him a reputation as a loser among his peers. However, in general, Ron's Type B personality means that he is either unaware of this, and therefore tends to embarrass those around him more than himself, or he passes off his quirks as part of his intrinsic "Ronness" and ignores what others think. This was most evident when he declared that his motto was "Never be normal!"

[High school underdog]: Although Ron seems to get used to the idea of ​​being seen as unpopular by others, and usually brushes it off, he has been known to seek acceptance from his peers on several occasions, generally in an attempt to get the girls' attention with mixed results. Two notable occasions were when he tried to reinvent himself during a spring break trip to Florida [15] and when he auditioned for the school mascot as the "Middleton Mad Dog" [16]. In the first instance, Ron was branded a loser the day after he arrived. In the second instance, Ron won over the crowd, but managed to annoy the entire cheerleading squad in the process. On the occasions when Ron has achieved a certain level of acceptance from his peers, he usually enjoys it and sometimes lets it go to his head.

Although he's never been directly stereotyped as a geek, he's been called that on several occasions and possesses many typical traits of this type of person. Proof of this is his fondness for cult video games, his occasional fascination with science fiction and fantasy, and his good relationship with Larry, Kim's geeky cousin.

Ron's personality traits became more apparent when his school was affected by a craze for fictional personality guides known as Animology, in which he was classified as a Pink Sloth: a socially inept, followerless outcast who smells like overripe fruit. This, coupled with his considerable, though largely trivial, knowledge, poor social skills, inability to understand euphemisms, refusal to accept change, and tendency to obsess over things, has led some fans to suggest he has Asperger's syndrome. During the school career fair, Ron was drawn to the restaurant industry.

[Non-Judgemental]: Ron used to move between different cliques and social groups without showing any undue prejudice towards their diverse cultures.

He hung out with cheerleaders like Kim and Bonnie, the most popular girls in school, while also being friends with the most socially awkward nerds, Larry and Ned. Ron accepted, and was accepted by, people as diverse as Monique, an expert on social gossip and fashion; Wade, a loner and a genius; Zita, a gamer girl; and Felix, a boy in a wheelchair. He interacted with all these groups regularly and never seemed to judge them or their activities as more or less valuable. In his senior year of high school, he added the football team to this list, becoming their star running back.

Ron's remarkable courage in approaching different people seemed to stem from numerous past rejections, as he had developed a strong social resilience and wasn't particularly bothered by someone refusing to engage with him. He even considered the idea of ​​asking virtually every girl in school out to get a date for a dance an entertaining challenge rather than a problem.

[Clothes]
Casual outfit: Ron usually wore the same outfit every day: a long-sleeved navy turtleneck under a short-sleeved red T-shirt, light brown cargo pants, and white sneakers. Although he occasionally wore different outfits, such as a blue shirt, brown pants and a green baseball T-shirt, or green pants. He always wore boxer shorts under his clothes.

Mission outfit: On missions, Ron wore a standard outfit consisting of a black three-quarter sleeve mock-collar shirt, gray cargo pants, brown multi-purpose belt, black or dark gray gloves, and black or dark gray trainers.

[Contrast]: Although he is generally portrayed as clumsy, childish, absent-minded, and academically underachieving, Ron has been shown to possess hidden depths and abilities.

Among Ron's hidden talents are demonstrable creative and intellectual streaks. He wrote the song Kim sang in the school talent show and the "Naked Mole Rap," is a talented cook, and enjoys success in many craft-related activities, including building his own custom Mad Dog head. He was even quickly promoted to a management position during his very short time there, trapping Gill in a net he made from shoelaces, saying, "Arts and crafts are my element." He also frequently makes profound observations about life, society, and all sorts of logic that belie his usual image of having a "simple mind," and he demonstrated all the necessary qualities in the Middleton Bueno Nacho. He also has many other talents, such as ventriloquism and dancing, as seen in the talent show. Although this might not count as a skill, he invented the Naco, a hybrid of a nacho and a taco.

[Contrast]: In addition to these talents, he sometimes experiences periods of extreme concentration or clarity, during which his personality, skills, and abilities undergo drastic changes that allow him to perform feats not normally attributed to him. Most of these changes are consistent with his role as a hero "who always comes out on top in difficult times." These include:

Courage: Ron was able to overcome his fears to face the villain Gill alone. Ron overcame both his self-doubt and his fear of monkeys to rescue Yori from Monkey Fist. Seeing Kim in mortal danger, and after receiving a pep talk from Sensei, Ron harnessed the full power of his Mystic Monkey Powers and faced Warhok and Warmonga single-handedly, destroying them in an astonishing display of pure courage and heroism.

[Contrast]: Agility and Sports: Ron mastered several extreme sports skills he hadn't previously mastered, allowing him to infiltrate Drakken's lair and escape with Ray X, suffering only a single pant-related incident. Ron successfully evaded both Shego and a mind-controlled Kim, even maneuvering the pair to cut their restraints, and easily defeated the experienced ninja Yamanouchi Fukushima in single combat. Ron tried out for the Middleton High football team and was found to have "crazy running abilities" that made him a natural sprinter. He set the Middleton High sprint record by exhausting the entire opposing team after a single play, earning him the nickname "Unstoppable." Ron protects his younger sister Hana by swiftly eliminating about twenty of Monkey Fist's monkey ninjas, displaying impressive martial arts skills in the process, and manages to hold his own against Monkey Fist himself. Although evil, Ron has shown amazing talent and skill in fighting an army of Wegos and quickly eliminating them.
Another example of these abilities is seen when Ron becomes Timothy North's apprentice, who believes he is the character he's portraying. As for his superhero role, Ron foils White Stripe's plan after the villain incapacitates Kim.

Flashes of inspiration/brilliance: Ron used distraction to lure Gill into a trap. He successfully plotted a route to Drakken's lair that allowed him to avoid detection, demonstrating great foresight in his plans for world domination and considerable technical/mechanical talent. Furthermore, he successfully constructed a "doomsday device" from scrap parts, despite feeling extremely insecure and terrified by Drakken's threats during the process.

Rufus is a naked mole-rat, Ron Stoppable's pet and soulmate. He lives almost exclusively in Ron's pocket and accompanies him virtually everywhere. Rufus is exceptionally intelligent for an animal, though his intelligence is average by human standards, and he is capable of limited speech.

[Personality]: Rufus used to be cheerful and fun-loving. He had a very strong bond with Ron and shared most of his likes and dislikes, especially his fondness for Bueno Nacho food and his strong aversion to monkeys. Because people often reacted to his hairless body with confusion or disgust, Rufus was quite sensitive to comments about it.

According to point 297 of Ron's Guide to Caring for Rufus, "It is essential that naked mole-rats sleep at least 20 hours a day." While Rufus spent a lot of time sleeping in Ron's pocket, in stark contrast, he was usually extremely active when awake. He was especially active during missions, where he would often run alongside Ron, offer advice or warnings about approaching danger, and even defend him from certain threats. Like Ron, Rufus also enjoyed using the various gadgets they were provided on missions.

As expected, Rufus shared several of Ron's less appealing qualities. In particular, Rufus would consume enormous quantities or multiple plates of food, often even faster than Ron, and would complain if anyone tried to stop him from stuffing himself. As a result, he and Ron tended to overeat, usually together, for a variety of reasons: to prevent food from spoiling, to prove something, or simply because the food was there and they could. Just as Ron sometimes appeared insensitive or simply ill-informed about matters that concerned Kim and other women, Rufus seemed to be similarly inconsiderate on occasion, though in his case this was usually because he was focused on his own desires, or because he was baffled by human behavior in certain situations.

Wade is Kim and Ron's communications expert. He's ten years old during Kim's sophomore year of high school, but not only has he already graduated, he finished college in eight months. He created the Kimmunicator and other devices that have provided Kim with the tools she needs to fight her enemies. He rarely leaves the house and has only been seen in person twice before Kim's senior year. After leaving his room to help against Team Impossible, Wade occasionally acts as Kim's partner on missions alongside or in place of Ron.

[Appearance]: Wade is short and overweight. He has light hazel skin, brown eyes, curly black hair, and dark brown freckles on his cheeks.

Clothing: Wade almost always wears a blue t-shirt and jeans. Later, he continues to wear the same outfit; the only significant difference is that he wears a long-sleeved blue shirt under the t-shirt.

[Personality]: Wade was inquisitive. While he was very intelligent and self-assured because of it, Wade didn't usually boast about it. However, he was quite competitive with those he considered his intellectual rivals.

One of Wade's most distinctive characteristics was that he rarely left his bedroom, where his computer system was located. Despite this, his extensive computer network and hacking skills allowed him to access virtually any place or person through technology, something he seemed to prefer to physical contact. Some fans attributed Wade's apparent reluctance to leave his room to a form of agoraphobia, but this was never confirmed.

Wade occasionally demonstrated a lack of ethics in his work. He generally didn't need much provocation to hack into government or top-secret sources, considering them more of a fun challenge. Likewise, Wade didn't seem particularly guilty about secretly implanting a microchip in Ron at one point, nor about inventing a love ray to force Monique to develop feelings for him. However, it should be noted that, in most cases, Wade only performed questionable actions at Kim's request.

During an online MMORPG match in the game Everlot, after someone managed to place a diving cap on Ron, the only way to rescue him was to win the match. Ron was a novice at this game, but Wade wasn't. His avatar, a mage, appeared in the game, but he didn't leave his room.

At any other time he can be seen, he is a Holo-Wade, or a Wade-bot.

Bonnie Rockwaller is Kim Possible's classmate at Middleton High School, also a cheerleader, and her arch-nemesis since at least middle school.

[Appearance]: Bonnie is a brunette of average height with shoulder-length layered hair, turquoise eyes, a slender but curvy figure, and may weigh around 105 pounds, as stated by Kim when she and Bonnie joined, due to the effects of an invention by Professor Dementor. However, that could have been just an estimate on Kim's part.

[Personality]: Bonnie was considered a very rude, snobbish, and self-centered girl with a disdainful and cold attitude and a superiority complex, especially towards Kim, Ron Stoppable, and their friends, whom she considered inferior. She was driven by an almost constant need for recognition and practically always demanded to be the center of attention, regardless of the situation. Her egocentrism was such that she didn't bother to worry about other people's problems, even if they were much more important than her own desires.

She was also acutely aware of Middleton High's social hierarchy and desired nothing more than to reach the top and stay there. Therefore, Bonnie devoted much of her time to keeping up with the latest trends, learning the juiciest gossip, ensuring she always had a popular boyfriend, maintaining good relationships with the most popular seniors, and looking down on anyone she perceived as being lower on the social ladder.

For a long time, Bonnie was thought to be generally mean, for no real reason other than the fact that she could be. However, during her brief time with Kim, it was strongly implied that Bonnie's sour disposition stemmed largely from her two older sisters, Connie and Lonnie, who were just as verbally abusive to Bonnie as she was to others, to the point that Kim was clearly uncomfortable witnessing the exchange.

[Personality]: True to her somewhat spoiled nature, Bonnie hated having to work hard. However, she put this aside and devoted a tremendous amount of energy to the things she was most passionate about, like cheerleading. Even Kim, despite her less-than-exemplary relationship with Bonnie, eventually admitted to being impressed by Bonnie's determination to replace her as captain of the Middleton High cheerleading squad. Bonnie got the job, with unexpected help from Kim, who offered her support. Kim then explained that the hard work was just beginning, and once Bonnie realized the enormous responsibilities that came with being team captain, she reconsidered and, presumably, gave the position back to Kim in about two weeks.

Bonnie also had no qualms about cheating to achieve her goals, such as rigging her senior year homecoming vote to become queen, an outcome that could only improve her position in the proverbial "food chain," if not take her to the top.

[Abilities]: Bonnie has proven to be a very physically talented individual with impressive skills in dance and gymnastics. She appears to be one of the most experienced members of the Middleton High School cheerleading squad, as she was the only girl who consistently proved capable of replacing Kim in routines, or even briefly replacing her as team captain. Bonnie boasted of having taken twelve years of intensive ballet training when she entered the Middleton High School talent show.

Bonnie also proved to be an excellent driver, as she was the only one in her driver education class to pass on the first try, and she greatly impressed Mr. Barkin in the process.

With the right motivation, Bonnie can also be quite manipulative. She has demonstrated a particular talent for provoking Kim, feigning sincerity at opportune moments and getting others to do her bidding through deception, lies, or by making them feel sorry for her. Furthermore, Bonnie has proven to be quite intelligent, frequently earning good grades despite not being particularly interested in her studies. However, despite her intelligence, her ego can sometimes get in the way of rationality, which would ultimately cause her problems. During the final week of her senior year of high school, Bonnie skipped classes, believing none were important, resulting in her missing an exam and falling short of graduating by one credit, forcing her to attend summer classes.

[Family]

Mother: Mrs. Rockwaller appears to be enthusiastic and kind, but she proves to be a source of dismay and embarrassment to Bonnie.

Father
Nothing is ever mentioned about Bonnie's father.

Siblings: Connie and Lonnie are Bonnie's only known siblings, who are possibly twins, based on a comment Bonnie made when she signed up for the Middleton High talent show. They enjoy being cruel to Bonnie by insulting her. According to them, Connie "has all the brains," Lonnie "has all the looks," and Bonnie "has everything else."

Friends: Bonnie seems to have many friends she hangs out with, though her main group appears to be Tara and Hope, who are usually to her right and left, respectively. She spends time with the upperclassmen, such as saving seats for Amelia at lunch or sitting at the upperclassmen's tables despite being a freshman, and talking on her cell phone about who was "cute" and "ugly" during class. She also liked Kim's younger brothers, Jim and Tim, seemingly because of their potential to embarrass their sister in public. However, the boys were only with Bonnie to annoy Kim, and they apparently didn't like Bonnie very much, as seen when they "repaired" her car but then remotely dismantled it after she broke her contract.

There are some occasions when Kim and Bonnie seem to get along quite well.

[Romantic interests]
Brick Flagg: Brick was Bonnie's on-again, off-again boyfriend during her sophomore and junior years of high school until after graduation when he said he couldn't stand her anymore, having presumably broken up with her over the phone from college.

Mr. Senior, Jr.: Bonnie and Junior met and began dating when she accompanied Kim and Ron on a mission where Junior had apparently kidnapped a world-renowned computer technician. It was practically love at first sight, and they remained together for the rest of the series.

After Bonnie was forced to go to summer school in order to graduate from high school, Junior encourages her by telling her that he will be with her in spirit, after saying that his real self will be resting by his pool.

[Rivals]
Kim Possible: The rivalry/conflict between Kim and Bonnie was immediately apparent to almost everyone who saw them together. While it wasn't clear what had sparked the rivalry, all signs pointed to Bonnie as the instigator, and certainly the first to be openly unpleasant. Kim even went so far as to ask, "What makes someone like that?" with genuine frustration and confusion regarding the origin of Bonnie's attitude toward her. Initially, Bonnie seemed to dislike Kim on the cheerleading squad, and she undoubtedly resented Kim being the captain instead of her later on. At other times, Bonnie seemed to want nothing more than to steal the spotlight from Kim, but on many other occasions, she was content to make Kim's life a little more difficult with a negative comment.

Bonnie had disliked Kim since middle school, but the feeling didn't seem to be mutual back then. However, by their junior year, Bonnie and Kim were clearly hostile rivals in most cases: they only interacted for the sake of the cheerleading squad when necessary, and other than that, they generally avoided each other unless one tried to provoke the other. In that case, too, Bonnie was usually the first to throw an insult.

Despite their well-known mutual dislike, Bonnie and Kim had much in common, from their virtually equal talent in cheerleading to their great popularity at school, albeit for very different reasons. Bonnie also had the distinction of being the only member of the cheerleading squad, aside from Ron, Tim, and Jim, who accompanied Kim on several missions, though always reluctantly.

[Rivals]:
Ron Stoppable: Bonnie was quite cold towards Ron. For much of the series, she called him a "loser," even to his face. While Ron was a millionaire, she flattered him and was part of his entourage to take advantage of his newfound wealth. However, when he lost it, she reverted to treating him coldly.

During her senior homecoming dance, Bonnie manipulated the election with the help of her classmate Ron Reiger to be chosen queen. This led her to get close to the homecoming king, Ron, even kissing him to prevent him from revealing his true feelings and who he was sleeping with. Realizing what she was doing and with whom, she broke down and admitted that it was all because Brick had dumped her, and that Ron was just a comfort.

Shego is a villain who works as a criminal mercenary for Dr. Drakken, serving as his primary enforcer and henchwoman/partner. Since her main duty to Drakken is to steal things at his request and protect him from harm, she frequently clashes with Team Possible in battle. While under contract with the scientist, Shego has also occasionally (and temporarily) collaborated with other villains, such as Motor Ed and Mr. Senior, Junior.

[Appearance]: Shego is a tall woman with a curvy hourglass figure, long black hair down to her hips, piercing forest green eyes, dull light green skin, and black lips.
As for her attire, Shego always wears a combination of green and black. Her signature outfit consists of a form-fitting, high-necked, ankle-length jumpsuit with an asymmetrical harlequin print in black and bright light green. She also wears a matching glove and boot, as well as a fanny pack strapped to her lower left leg.

Not counting the outfits she's worn during her time on cable channels, Shego has been seen sporting:

Variations of his signature full-body suit
Gray with green lines
Black on black
Specialized purpose
parkas for cold weather
Helmets
Flight
Sport
Ice cream costume: arms, legs and neck uncovered, 2 green gloves and 2 black qian ceng di sandals.
Waitress costume: white shirt, red tie, white apron, bare hands and the bottom part of her jumpsuit.
Spacesuits
Streetwear
Leather jackets; from Club Banana
black
green
black and green
Dress; mint green or blue-green
Semi-professional with a short skirt; like Miss Go
Evening wear
solid green 1 piece
Two-piece two-tone set
Pajamas with a robe; presumably slippers
Swimwear
Solid green
2 colors
two-tone green
green and black
black and green
Prison
orange prison uniform
Teacher
Blue headband and turtleneck sweater, tan blazer, light brown belt, dark brown skirt, dark teal high heels and small purple earrings.

[Personality]: Shego has an explosive temper and is known to react with violence, or at least the threat of it, even to minor offenses, depending on the person responsible.

Shego tends to have a rather brusque temper, as she enjoys openly teasing and insulting those around her. While some of these pranks are harmless and, in many cases, simply a way to pass the time, she seems to constantly relish humiliating her favorite targets: Dr. Drakken, Kim Possible, and Ron Stoppable. All three irritate her constantly: Drakken with his overly complex or ill-considered plans, and Team Possible because they manage to repeatedly interrupt or defeat her. But while her treatment of Drakken is based more on how easy it is to insult him, she sees Kim as a fierce rival and Ron, at best, as a momentary distraction.
Shego seems to take great pride and enjoyment in being evil. According to several characters and HenchCo.'s "Check Your Badness Level" device, she is more evil than Drakken and has proven to be a far greater threat to the world, despite being repeatedly labeled as his henchman. Many of Drakken's schemes prove so frustrating to Shego simply because they aren't evil enough. Compared to her, Drakken is more like a schoolyard bully, as his plans revolve around specifically targeting those he feels have wronged him, rather than actually trying to conquer the world. As a result, Shego repeatedly reaches the point where she loses her temper with him and storms off to calm down before returning to work.