Anyone here a fan of 'The Bash Street Kids'? 
Hee hee, short introduction. From left to right,
Danny - The leader with the soul of a pirate.
Wears a skull and crossbones sweater that his grandma knitted him,
and a floppy red school cap which indicates his rebellious nature.
He is quite crafty with his own sort of intelligence. (My
favourite)
Sidney - Toots' twin brother and the keeper of a
dozen animals. He wishes to become a vet when he grows older
because he knows more about animals than anything. Sidney always
has spiky hair resembling a chimney sweeper's brush in which he
takes pride. (Lord of the jungle)
Plug - The hideously ugly one who uses his face to
his best defence. He's so ugly that when he pulls a face he becomes
handsome. He also has a good sense of humour. His name comes from
the word pug. He later appeared in his own comic, called simply
'Plug' (1977 - 1979), which starred him and his two pets, Pug, from
Pup Parade, and Chunkee the Monkey. His name used to be Pug - the L
was added when Smiffy had a spare one when spelling the word
"sily". Plug's "real name" was first revealed as "Percival
Proudfoot Plugsey" on the cover of 'Plug', although earlier issues
of the Beano give him the name Claude. (Beware his eye power)
Fatty - A boy that can never stop eating. (The
human dustbin)
Smiffy - The naive, somewhat dumb one who often
confuses genders and nouns. He can be very kind and aware of
things, but most of the time he can't even remember simple sums. He
has two brothers, Whiffy and Normal Norman. (Beware of his head,
breaks almost anything!)
Toots - Sidney's twin sister and the girl of the
class and the youngest. A classy tomboy who can be as bossy as
Danny when she wants to be, but has more of a heart than any of her
friends. She is very tough and the boys have no problem letting her
join in their games. (Actually a very sweet girl) 
Wilfred - An interesting boy, with thoughts hidden
behind the depth of his green jumper. He often resembles a tortoise
and has a mystery about his neck that he never reveals. Whenever he
takes off his jumper all we see is a vest up to his nose. (The
mystery one) 
Spotty - A short character who is often compared
to Christmas pudding. He is quite handy when he wants to be, and
his attire (like his extraordinarily long tie) often helps the kids
out in tough situations. In the 1981 Beano Book, it was revealed
that Spotty has 976 spots. (Christmas pudding... I like!)
Erbert - A shortsighted boy who can see perfectly
well without spectacles. But with them, he is as blind as a bat.
(Remind of me) 
(Not in
picture)
Teacher - never "Teach" although sometimes "Sir" -
is also worth a special mention for having to put up with Class 2B
all these years.
Cuthbert Cringeworthy - The brightest child in the class, a
teacher's pet that tends to be bossy, rude, and spoiled. He has a
name for every letter of the alphabet. His first appearance in the
strip was in 1971. He looks very much like Teacher (a play on the
DC Thompson comics' tradition that pets look like their owners
(e.g. Dennis the Menace and Gnasher) and his status as teacher's
pet).
Janitor - The school's janitor. He hates litter
and rule breakage. He seems to enjoy bossing Winston about.
Winston - The school's cat. He is often seen
mopping the floor with Janitor.
Head - The pompous and portly school headmaster.
He is very fond of tea and biscuits.
Olive - The school cook, who first appeared in the
strip in 1980. Everyone hates her food, as the ingredients for it
include items such as old books and the like. On the other hand,
she has a high opinion of her cuisine.
