Mrs. Tyson
Cat · they / them
Mrs. Tyson has an opinion about your plan, your shoes and your choice of chair. They are proudly obnoxious, perfectly timed, and usually sitting on the clue. Their infamous bathroom disasters remain off-screen slapstick in the public adventures. Their talent for derailing pompous speeches is displayed in full.
“Nice plan. Did you keep the receipt?”
Playful writing prompts for this fictional character; these do not change game rules.
Signature talents
Side-eye interrogation
Makes a suspicious witness reconsider an obviously ridiculous excuse.
Desk clearing
Reveals the hidden object by removing everything that was on top of it.
The unwanted distraction
Hijacks everyone’s attention long enough for the crew to improvise a rescue.
The heart of the character
Wants
Better service and formal recognition that they were right.
Habitual mischief
Refuses to move from the clue until somebody asks politely.
A secret for the storyteller
Leaves the useful clue somewhere obvious after everyone has gone to bed.
A story of their own
A championship trophy disappears during the opening speech. Mrs. Tyson knows where it is, but the investigation must first meet their customer-service standards.
See the crew in the free comics →Costumes, talents and story hooks change with every new adventure.
Recognize Mrs. Tyson
Long-haired dark brown-gray tabby, strong black stripes, tufted ears and lighter muzzle and chest ruff.
Cast Mrs. Tyson as the lead, a rival, a curious investigator or a loyal friend. Keep the distinctive appearance and personality as the setting changes.
Adventures keep animal companions safe. Public stories use playful mishaps and off-screen slapstick.
Play with the animal crew in Pug Invaders →Character brief · select and copy
Mrs. Tyson — Sarcastic saboteur · reluctant detective Cat; they / them. Long-haired dark brown-gray tabby, strong black stripes, tufted ears and lighter muzzle and chest ruff. Mrs. Tyson has an opinion about your plan, your shoes and your choice of chair. They are proudly obnoxious, perfectly timed, and usually sitting on the clue. Their infamous bathroom disasters remain off-screen slapstick in the public adventures. Their talent for derailing pompous speeches is displayed in full. Wants: Better service and formal recognition that they were right. Quirk: Refuses to move from the clue until somebody asks politely. Story hook: A championship trophy disappears during the opening speech. Mrs. Tyson knows where it is, but the investigation must first meet their customer-service standards. Fictional story talents: Side-eye interrogation: Makes a suspicious witness reconsider an obviously ridiculous excuse. Desk clearing: Reveals the hidden object by removing everything that was on top of it. The unwanted distraction: Hijacks everyone’s attention long enough for the crew to improvise a rescue. Keep adventures playful; no harm to animal companions.