Jerkass to One: Downplayed since he's not really a jerk, just a lot less patient with Steve compared to the other house members and the other two hosts. Ironic when you considers that Steve seems to be the main inspiration for his detective persona. Even though Steve is an absent-minded detective, if you take his statement about needing a maximum of 5 clues to solve a mystery literally, it implies that he is better at his job than he lets on.

Ageless Birthday Episode: Blue has had at least two on-screen birthdays but it's never revealed how old she is. Gingerbread Boy (voiced by Benjamin Valic in season 1, Nicholas Roye in Season 5) a talking gingerbread cookie who lives in a board game similar to Candy Land. Blue and Steve occasionally "skidoo" into his game to visit him. He first appeared in "Blue Wants to Play a Game". He has a sister, Gingerbread Girl (voiced by Lily Sanfelippo, who appears in the episode "Geography".Cute Mute: Bunny Ray never speaks and only communicates with signs and as a stuffed bunny he is adorable. Small Parent, Huge Child: Inverted Trope. Grandma Cayenne is noticeably bigger than her daughter Mrs. Pepper. Greaser Delinquents: His design was created to project this trope, being a super fast and arrogant racer with a giant pompadour (made out of toothpaste) that he makes a point of combing whenever he's trying to look cool. Caring Gardener: Because of their nature they usually help in the garden and they seem to love everything with nature.

A little ghost who is easily scared (especially when hearing his own name) who lives in the skidoo world of the haunted house. Cool Plane: Mr. Salt is revealed to have one in the movie which has the ability to skiddo to the real world. Interestingly, Mrs. Pepper stated in one episode that her dream was to be a pilot. A Dog Named "Dog": Their names are Shovel and Pail. No prizes for anyone who guesses what objects they are supposed to be.Blue's owner before he left for college. Blue's Clues & You! reveals that he now runs the Blueprints Detective Agency. Flowers of Femininity: Bunny Jo is the only girl and to make her stand out from the other two she wears a flower hat. Wynonna (played by herself) is Green Puppy's owner and Steve's friend; she and Green Puppy celebrate Christmas. Like most of Steve's live-action friends, she is only shown in one of the Christmas specials, "Blue's Big Holiday". Passionate Sports Girl: Sidetable is the most physically active character of the house members, and is more than happy to express that. She displays a love for sports and gaming in general, and is seen performing some athletic feats as the series goes on. Baby Talk: Paprika speaks in primitive grammar when she was a baby. She started to speak in complete sentences as a toddler.

Voice: Aisha Hinds (original), Rachel Bloom (Reboot)Blue's school teacher. She was originally one of the few human characters outside of live action, but in the reboot the character with her name is a pink hippo. Super Cute Superpowers: They have the ability to skidoo and bring objects to life which is accompanied by a colorful swirl aura and lovely music. The characters (minus Magenta, Periwinkle, and Rainbow Puppy) as they appear in Blue's Clues & You!. Bookworm: Steve is a rare case who avoids Book Smart. He is a book lover who often reads his favorite books over and over again. In fact, Blue is a character from Steve's favorite book when he was a kid that came out of a book he read non-stop for days. Inconsistent Spelling: Her first name is either spelled as one word (in-series and in the merchandise and books) or two words (like in the credits).Clueless Detective: Despite having moved on and become a detective after college, Blue's Big City Adventure shows that he's not the best one out there and has to stop for pretzels to help him think. Stealth Pun: Her name is a joke on the fact that she is a grandmother, Lola is a real name of Hispanic origin but also the Filipino word for grandma, making her Josh’s lola Lola. Real Men Cook: Mr. Salt's role in the house appears to be the cook and he sometimes works at the neighborhood bakery. Wise Tree: The two trees that guide Josh to the last clue and remind him and Blue that they have little time.

Doting Grandparent: She is patient and encouraging with her grandchildren (who are the reason she is grateful on Thank you Day). Four Legs Good, Two Legs Better: Unlike the dogs, Periwinkle can talk, and unlike them, he walks on two legs in the reboot. Turquoise is Blue's pet turtle, who has a light blue shell with dark blue pentagonal shapes on it. She debuts in the season two episode "Blue's Birthday" when Steve gives her to Blue as a special birthday present. Turquoise appears sporadically in episodes afterwards, normally in a small glass terrarium on the bedroom shelf.Bubble Shield: As Super Soap when he is in the super city. Here Slippery expands his bubble-making ability to create tough shields. Nice Girl: Two and a Guy. Although Steve is a little awkward around them, they seem to be patient and like him. They are also excited to explain to Steve and the viewer about the holidays of their religions. Orange Kitten, or Orange for short, (voiced by Caitlin Hale in the original and Glee Dang in the Reboot) is a 5-year-old [1] kitten who attends Blue's preschool class. She made her first appearance in "Blue's Sad Day".