Blythe Baxter

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“	What the huh?!	„
	~ Blythe's catchphrase

Summary

Blythe Baxter was just some ordinary girl who just so happened to find out that her and her dad were moving to a city right by a pet store. Upon going to the pet store (accidentally by falling down in an elevator) she finds out that she can talk to animals, and the pets tell her that the store is closing down, and Blythe only has a day to find out and act out a plan to save the store from bankruptcy. She does this by hosting a pet show, having the pets show off their talents. While this happened, Russell helped with getting rid of the Biskit twins' plans to embarrass Blythe in front of the whole town, in the end, her and the pets save the pet shop and she now works at the Littlest Pet Shop as a volunteer.

It's later found out that Blythe's mom, Betty Baxter, also had a diary in which she talks about her ability to speak with pets, which Blythe heavily related to due to her same ability. It's discovered that her ability to speak with pets and animals is a genetic trait passed down from her mother.

Powers and Stats

Tier: 9-B

Name: Blythe Baxter

Origin: Littlest Pet Shop

Gender: Female

Age: At least 16 (Goes to high school, has worked jobs and is as old as the Biskits who applied to a job)

Classification: Pet store volunteer

Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Toon Force, Broadway Force, Reality Warping, Subjective Reality, Creation, Summoning (Through Broadway Force. Is able to affect the world around them for as long as they are singing. For a more indepth analysis of this ability, go to the series page for Littlest Pet Shop), Dimensional Travel (Musical numbers take place in an alternate musical reality that they can bring themselves and others into), Dimensional Storage (She shares this ability with the pets, however she's much more grounded in this aspect), Zoolinguism (Can speak to any type of animal, however, if an animal speaks other languages like Japanese or German, Blythe won't be able to understand them, due to her lack of knowledge in those languages. Can speak English and Korean to animals. This ability is a biological gene passed from her mother), Breaking the Fourth Wall (Knows she is in an animated sitcom and looks directly into the camera), Duplication (Made several copies of herself while singing. She's also made duplicates of herself outside of the musical realm), Size Manipulation (Grew herself back to normal size after being shrunk to fit inside of a small cardboard box), Teleportation (Teleports herself throughout different locations of a university. Can teleport from a jungle to her room), Social Influencing (Pretended to be an adult woman and a dog collector in an attempt to trick a criminal. Her expertise in Zoolinguism allowed her to talk down and negotiate with an enraged charging rhino), Acrobatics (Was able to keep herself steady after this happened, and landed upright on a chair), Genius Intelligence, Stealth Mastery (Has broken in and escaped several guarded buildings and rooms before), Vehicular Mastery (Shown to have major skills in riding a bicycle, and is able to catch up with a speeding truck going close to top speed on one while maintaining balance, is very proficient at skiing. She can pilot a plane to do loops in the air to make her face in the sky), Martial Arts and Weapon Mastery (Was taught by Mrs. Twombly "Kung Fu Quilting", which utilizes quilting cloaks as a weapon for snaring opponents and for whipping them. Mrs. Twombly herself is also the master and the creator of this famous martial art), Sound Manipulation (Is able to destroy glass with her voice, and can push around teenagers and even adults), Light Manipulation (With flashlight), Hologram Creation (With hologram machine), Existence Erasure (Blythe inexplicably has the ability to cancel or stop others' fantasies with a snap, including those created from it. Should be noted that imagination sequences are akin to Subjective Reality), Limited Free Movement (with improvised snow-walking shoes), Cloth Manipulation (Her drawings of clothes became reality), Immersion (Inserted herself into her drawing tablet), Flight (Via a hot air balloon she materializes and her jetpack), Enhanced Senses (Via her binoculars), Expert Mountain Climber (Climbed up the highest mountain), Non-Physical Interaction (Blythe is able to sit on a cloud), Non-Standard Breathing (Type 3; Can breathe while completely submerged underwater with scuba gear she materialized, and did the same with going to outer space with her space suit), Life Manipulation (Brought life to an aurora borealis), Plot Manipulation (Blythe ended an episode by simply turning off her tablet), Resistance to Temperature Manipulation (Appeared in the same episode in which temperatures were so low, they were able to instantly turn tears into snow. Used a space suit to go to space), and Air Manipulation (Can easily withstand winds strong enough to send heavy camping gear out of the grip of someone's hand and have it go flying off a cliff)

Attack Potency: Wall level (Can harm those comparable to her, and she can survive falls that take at least 10 seconds to land, which should be this tier. Stronger than Zoe who can accidentally punch a tire hanged to a rope so hard it knocks her to the ground)

Speed: Relativistic+ travel, combat, and reactions (Shown to be more athletic than François, who can effortlessly and casually lift an arm in-tandem with a ray of sunlight. Characters constantly are able to appear as a blur in comparison to that feat, and characters are shown to be capable of avoiding each other's attacks), at least FTL flight speed with jetpack (Went from the Moon to the Earth in 0.3 seconds, which should be at least this fast)

Lifting Strength: Superhuman (Upscales from characters like Penny, who once tore apart a large sofa chair with her bare hands when enraged, and carried shelves-worth full of petcare supplies tied to her body and was still able to run quickly. Scales to other characters like Pepper, who is able to juggle plastic balls, bowling pins, a chainsaw, and an anvil all at once, Russell can hold up a food tube canister that is over twice his height, Vinnie can dance while holding up Blythe)

Striking Strength: Wall level

Durability: Wall level (Can survive very long falls, has suffered tons of damage throughout the series, mostly related to falling, even outside of elevators. Comparable to Basil the Peacock, who can break off a giant wooden replica of a tree, tear off the floor, and destroy parts of several walls just by accidentally walking into them, and surviving)

Stamina: Athletic

Range: Standard Melee Range, Hundreds of Meters with screams (Affected a man walking on the street who left the store Blythe was in a considerably long time ago)

Standard Equipment: Sketchbook, pencil, Emergency Comb, her cellphone, flashlight, binoculars

• Optional Equipment: Quilting cloak, bicycle, motorcycle, hiking gear, improvised snow walking shoes

Intelligence: Varies between Gifted to Extraordinary Genius (Is a part of her high school's "math-lete" team which consists of only a few people, incredibly gifted at art and designing clothes, and is a greatly skilled improvisor, able to make a several plans for her parade floats on the fly in the same day after her plans were stolen, was the winner in a fashion design show despite being sabotaged, and can save the day consistently while under pressure. However, she has once constructed machinery that can create holograms that look exactly like specific people and animals in a matter of seconds. Was able to learn Korean and understand Korean-speaking pets in the matter of an episode. With the help of a friend, Blythe was able to repair a destroyed store into an improved store with dance lights with presumably only a few hours with no prior experience)

Weaknesses: Little combat experience. If she thinks too hard, she may get a "brain sprain", which is similar to a severe headache. Her ability to speak with pets will stop if she consumes a specific brand of bad-tasting cold medicine.

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