The kids find a lost dog. Noah agrees to let them keep it until they find the dog's owner. Truman falls in love with the dog, neglecting Planet Pup- but what will he do if the owner is found? Cool Old Guy: Sure he's a middle-aged brownie/gnome, but he's one of Noddy's biggest sources of help in the book and various incarnations.

Oh, Crap!: In the Toyland Adventures episode "Noddy and the Treasure Map", Master Tubby asks Noddy if he could hide in his house by claming "He's playing Hide and Seek with me". Unlike his previous encounters with Noddy, Master Tubby is notably on edge due to angering his father. Noah and Aunt Agatha get into a huge argument when one misunderstanding leads to another. Sherman and Rusty fall out, and so do the Goblins. Can Kate and Truman save the day?Reasonable Authority Figure: Generally the sanest and most reliable and trusting adult in Toyland, often to the fortune of Noddy. It's the annual bike-a-thon, but D.J. doesn't have a bike. With Noah's help, he earns money to buy one. Aunt Agatha decides to serenade the punters with her terrible opera renditions. Voiced by: Jimmy Hibbert (UK Toyland Adventures), Catherine Disher (US/Canada Toyland Adventures)The son of Mr and Mrs Tubby Bear who lives next door to Noddy. He loves causing trouble. Vague Age: The exact age for Noddy is never made clear in all media starring the character. But it varies depending on the incarnation and material (two adaptations had him voiced by grown men (alongside the 1974 vinyl album Noddy's Magic Holiday), two adaptations by young boys, and a majority by women). The character being traditionally voiced by women only adds more confusion to the mix:

Mr. Jumbo (voiced by Ben Small in the UK and Ian James Corlett in the US) is a mild-mannered stuffed elephant. Sly and Gobbo give Noddy magic sound cups so he'll sing like a bird. Bumpy Dog takes them, causing trouble in Toytown. Bonita Flamingo (voiced by Frank Meschkuleit) is a bright orange plush flamingo dressed like Carmen Miranda. She speaks in an exaggerated Spanish accent, often saying things in Spanish and English. Mr. Wobblyman (voiced by Ben Small in the UK and Ian James Corlett in the US) is a roly-poly toy who is always diligent about doing the right thing. Keet: The Skittle children are very hyperactive, notably in the original books where they get into mischief.Never Bare Headed: In the CGI shows, Noddy is never seen without his hat. In the original books up till Toyland Adventures, he's sometimes seen not wearing his hat. In the book Noddy Goes to School, he's unable to wear his hat due to his head being swelled up due to thinking himself as being "Very Clever" much to the annoyance of Big Ears. Bratty Half-Pint: While not to the level as Master Tubby, in the original books as well as Toyland Adventures he was prone to throwing tantrums when things don't work out well for him, getting scolded by Mr Plod, and other terrible situations he ends up in. In the original books, he would break down in tears as a result of his misfortune. The other toys can hear him coming by the distinctive "Parp Parp" sound of his car's horn and the jingle of the bell on his blue hat. Often he uses his car to visit all of the places in Toyland. When his taxi business is not doing so well, or when he needs help, Noddy turns to Big Ears. Big Ears will often lend him what he needs. On occasion, Noddy will allow people to make his head nod, in exchange for small items such as his morning milk. Girliness Upgrade: In Noddy In Toyland, she's given a much more feminine design compared to previous incarnations. Such as chatting with a trio of female paper dolls, and living in a house filled with pink. Ed Caruso (played by Greg Cross) is Robbie MacRhino's singing presenter who introduces Robbie MacRhino in song.