Rufus also joins Kim and Ron on Kim's very first mission. Īs mentioned in Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time, Ron most likely named Rufus after his imaginary friend in kindergarten, whom Ron had named Rufus. As revealed in "The Naked Mole Rap", a song written about Rufus, Ron obtains Rufus because his father is allergic to all animal furs, leading him to settle for a hairless pet and ultimately discover Rufus on the Internet. Rufus is one of the show's primary sources of comic relief, alongside Ron. Josh Weiss of Syfy Wire observed that the character is "capable of infectious energy and non-verbal comedy all the same", despite communicating mostly via squeaks and grunts. Rufus also shares a strong affinity for nachos with Ron, and is considered to be his owner's best friend, apart from Kim. However, Rufus has proven both intelligent and capable for a mole-rat, helping his teammates whenever possible and proving adept at overcoming electronic and mechanical obstacles he typically emerges from Ron's pocket to either offer assistance or eat food. Living and traveling in Ron's pants pocket, Rufus accompanies Kim and Ron on international missions as a member Team Possible, during which his actions sometimes jeopardize their missions. Rufus is the anthropomorphic pet naked mole-rat of Ron Stoppable, who is Kim Possible's best friend and sidekick. Rufus has also been named the most famous naked mole-rat by various media and scientific publications, and is credited with introducing the species into mainstream popular culture. Cartwright was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program for her performance. The character has been called a fan favorite and one of the series' most popular characters by reviewers. After considering having the character portrayed by either a live or puppeted mole-rat in the live-action film, the filmmakers opted to make Rufus computer-animated instead, spending several months finalizing a design that was realistic yet appealing. The character is anthropomorphic, but apart from the occasional spoken word communicates using mostly squeaks and giggles, improvised by Cartwright. The writers took several creative liberties that differentiate Rufus from real naked mole-rats, such as a longer lifespan and more palatable appearance. The creative duo conceived the character as a naked mole-rat to trick the network into uttering the word "naked" whenever possible.
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Series creators Bob Schooley and Mark McCorkle created Rufus at the behest of Disney Channel executives who insisted that the animated series should feature an animal sidekick. Residing and traveling in his owner's pocket, Rufus accompanies Kim and Ron on missions to protect the world from evildoers, at times proving beneficial to their success. Voiced by actress Nancy Cartwright, Rufus is a pet naked mole-rat owned by Ron Stoppable – Kim Possible's best friend and sidekick – and first appears in the show's pilot episode "Crush", which premiered on June 7, 2002. Wild Republic has been developing animal plush and educational toys for kids of all ages since 1979, with a unique specialization in realistic stuffed animals.Rufus is a fictional character in the American animated television series Kim Possible (2002–2007) and its 2019 live-action film adaptation. This cute and cuddly little creature likes to live in underground colonies with lots of friends and family, but we think this naked mole rat plush toy would feel right at home burrowing under the covers with you! Kids and adults of all ages will want a naked mole rat plush of their very own. And the high-quality fabric of this sandy-colored stuffed animal in entirely surface washable for easy cleaning. Usually around 3 inches long in the wild, this plush toy measures 8 inches from the tip of its nose to the end of its tail, making it literally larger than life! But don’t worry, this delightful, realistic stuffed animal is the perfect size for lots of hugs and adventures. Contrary to popular belief, naked mole rats are not closely related to either of their namesakes this adorable stuffed animal is in fact more like a guinea pig than a mole or a rat.
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