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That is until she connects with her mother's doctor who helped deliver Sydney and her siblings. Miller reminds Sydney about how much her mom loved Christmas and Sydney returns to spread Christmas cheer with her siblings. The holidays can be especially rough for people who have lost loved ones and seeing that play out on a Disney Channel show is extremely special.

It captures how grieving is perfectly natural, but so is the need to celebrate your loved one's memory. When it comes to winter holidays, Kwanza is largely ignored in holiday specials. However, there are a handful of episodes about the holiday like this The Proud Family episode which was extremely special because not even the Prouds celebrated the holiday.

It serves as a teaching moment for both audiences and the characters. The episode starts with the family Christmas shopping where they run into a homeless family and invite them over for Christmas dinner. Hoping to spread Christmas cheer, the Prouds even get gifts for their new friends but the family doesn't know what to do with them.

It's then revealed that the homeless family celebrates Kwanza. They end up staying with the Prouds to during all 7 nights of Kwanza to teach them about their traditions. Being a psychic has its perks, especially when Raven has a vision of what her parents got her for Christmas. After finding out she's getting a necklace, Raven finds where her parents are hiding it in the house and decides to wear it to school. However, karma strikes when it falls off and breaks forcing her and her friends to head to the mall to find a replacement.

The episode also features a fun plot with Cory convincing his parents to pay him to wear a silly Elf suit. Due to the cast's natural charm and comedic talent, the zany yet heartwarming episode makes it a must-see episode every holiday season. The episode is full of fun chaos and tons of laughs which makes it memorable and one of the show's best. Dutch consider early Christmas break for schools to limit Covid spread.

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However, Kim was very much aware of Yori's true feelings for Ron [36] , so once Kim and Ron became a couple, she made every effort to advertise this fact so that there could be no mistaking it on Yori's part. Yori accepted this with grace and remained on good terms with both Kim and Ron. Walter Nelson is a boy that Kim had a crush on in middle school. At some point, he kissed Kim and their braces locked, leading to an embarrassing trip to the orthodontist to untangle them.

Kim warned her pre-teen, pre-kiss, younger self of this while traveling into the past. In Seasons 1 and 2, Kim was infatuated with Josh Mankey to the point the normally controlled Kim was reduced to a partially nervous wreck around him. This was prior to most hints of Kim and Ron's feelings towards each other, and prior to that, he gained the most adoration of all her love interests.

Ron states before their Junior prom that he was "Never in favour" of the relationship, but that he supported Kim with it nonetheless. If he was a grade higher than Kim, a distinct possibility as they did not share any classes, he may have graduated soon after.

Kim held interest in Hirotaka, an exchange student from Japan in place of Ron during his trip there [20] , and Hirotaka showed interest in her, or at least in her martial arts abilities, but he was more interested in seeing Kim fight Monique over him than out of any true feelings.

He also appears to have been dating Bonnie Rockwaller all along and referred to her as his "Number One Girlfriend" when leaving. Kim mentioned Bobby during an interview [39] , where thanks to a Drakken device, in response to a question of if she was crushing on any one, Kim admitted that she was not sure if she liked him because she was interested in him, or because he had asked out Bonnie first.

Eric was a Synthodrone made by Drakken to distract Kim from the plans Drakken had formulated around the time on her Junior Prom [7]. Eric was tall, well-built, attractive, serious and incredibly convincing as a regular human being. His infiltration of Kim's life was so effective he almost kept Kim from getting word of Drakken's scheme via Wade, with only Ron's arrival spoiling it. Ironically, it was mostly because of his involvement that Kim and Ron realized their feelings for each other and became a couple.

Eric was killed by Rufus in the ensuing encounter. Kim's goofy best friend since Pre-K and sidekick, over time their friendship became something more until they became a couple at the end of their Junior year.

A result most of their classmates, whom up until the week of their Sophomore year Spirit Dance believed the pair was dating [16] , seemed to have expected, and given the cheers when the pair made their entrance after a mission near the end of the Junior Prom, supported. Kim and Drakken rarely interact, but when they do, Kim tries to hurt Drakken's ego by reminding him in various ways how he lost the last time.

Kim and Shego's many meetings usually result in fisticuffs and brawls. However, unlike Kim's rivalry with Bonnie, Kim and Shego are more professional in their interaction with each other—despite Shego's almost playful nicknames for Kim, such as "Princess" and "cupcake"—and Kim is more comfortable trading punches with Shego than dealing with Bonnie's barbed and acrimonious comments.

Her rivalry has proven to have some sense of honor, as Shego respects Kim as an adversary, and desires to be the only one to defeat her [41] [42]. This has reached the point of saving Kim's life twice. Despite being enemies, they both have a number of mutual interests. Shego and Kim managed to become friends when Shego temporarily turned good [43] until she was accidentally turned back to evil by Ron. While Monkey Fist is more of Ron's enemy than Kim's, they have fought occasionally.

Monkey Fist is one of the few main villains besides Shego who could fight Kim to a standstill. Like Drakken, a mad scientist hellbent on taking over the world appraently though, he is a more comptent scientist and Drakken even considers him a rival.

Kim and Bonnie have been archrivals since at least middle school. It is likely they met at a fairly young age, since Kim and Ron Stoppable met in pre-K, and Bonnie had been insulting Ron as early as kindergarten.

Their rivalry included frequently going to great lengths to get the better of the other, although Kim generally came out on top. Bonnie also frequently put down both Kim and Ron. At times, the two girls have actually gotten along and worked fairly well together, indicating that they could possibly be friends if they ever moved past their rivalry. Kim gained a better understanding of why Bonnie was so mean to people after visiting her home, as it was strongly implied that Bonnie's sour disposition stemmed from her older sisters Connie and Lonnie being so mean to her.

More than once, Kim has had to put their rivalry aside in order to help Bonnie. Kim has rescued Bonnie from kidnappers [2] and even given up her coveted spot as cheer-leading captain when she realized how much Bonnie had done to improve the squad.

Despite Bonnie's failed attempt to later steal Ron from Kim, she was still able to guilt Kim and Ron into helping her find a new boyfriend. As with many Disney Cartoons, Kim's physical appearance has remained static throughout the franchise and has not been changed between seasons to represent aging.

However, several different versions of Kim have been introduced at various points in the franchise to represent Kim at different ages prior to her appearance in Season 1. During the first three seasons, two younger versions of Kim were introduced.

Pre-school Kim was first introduced through flashbacks in the episode October 31st , and was later visited several times through Seasons 2 and 3. She made her first in-person appearance in the feature length production A Sitch in Time when she was targeted by a cohort of time traveling villains who sought to destroy her confidence during her first day in pre-school, in order to prevent Present Day Kim from thwarting their plans.

Ironically, in an altered timeline that has since been erased, this intervention led to Kim stepping in to fight to save Ron for the first time, bringing about their first meeting outside the classroom and leading to their becoming friends. Pre-School Kim is very similar to present day Kim, but with the addition of freckles and pigtails. When first introduced, she also lacked the confidence of her present day counterpart.

She was introduced when Kim's present day foes Drakken, Shego, Monkey Fist, and Duff Kiligan traveled back through time on a mission to sabotage her first mission. Initially, the villains planned to sabotage the mission in order to crush Kim's spirits and therefore prevent her from ever becoming a teen hero.

After a brief discussion, however, they decided to kill her instead. At this point in her life, Kim is shorter and slimmer than her present-day self and minus a bust line, but with the addition of braces, earning her the nickname 'tin teeth' from Bonnie. Pre-teen Kim is always shown with her hair in a ponytail, and her bangs to the side. Her clothes consist of a purple long-sleeved shirt, darker purple shorts, matching shoes with a white sole on the bottom, and a black choker with a round yellow jewel.

Little was revealed about Kim's older self, except that she was still fighting crime in her 40s, was a member of the PTA, and that she wears a patch over her left eye, ala Nick Fury. Older Kim is also shown wearing a Global Justice uniform similar to that worn by Dr.

Director who coincidentally also has an eye patch, though the reason why remains a mystery as well. As of Season 4, this older Kim has not appeared in the series and her exact place in Kim Possible canon remains uncertain, but the possibility is present.

Kim's age has been debated by fans because nothing has been stated that she was any specific age other than 'high school' age, roughly 14 to 18 years of age. Specifically, Kim is a sophomore at the start of season 1 and a senior by the start of season 4. In the Season 2 episode " Car Trouble ," Kim is stated as old enough to get a driver's license, which in most USA states is 16 years of age.

However, one can usually take drivers ed classes at the age of Kim also had mentioned that Ron had to take 12 years to kiss her in " Homecoming Upset " which indicates that she was 16 as of either " Emotion Sickness " or " So the Drama " depending upon which kiss she is referring to there, seeing as how she met Ron when they were only 4 years of age.

As she was graduating from high school and considering college acceptance letters in the series finale "Graduation" would likely put her just shy of or recently turned During the episode " Hidden Talent ", Wade constructs a class ring with a mini Kimmunicator inside of it, the ring had an emerald in the setting, signaling that Kim's birth month could be May as traditional class rings in the United States are adorned with the intended wearer's birth stone.

Ron and Kim were first introduced to the freelance hero business when reclusive Upperton millionaire, Mr. Paisley, became trapped in his own vault. His associate, Mr. Based on the period in which Kim wore braces and that this event was approximately 2 years prior to the start of Season 1. Kim also was shown to have braces in her backflash in Hidden Talent , when she could not hit the high notes.

Ron also referred to this time period as being a preteen, around the time of their first mission or getting Rufus, who he bought the day before their first mission. The location of Kim's hometown of Middleton is often a point of debate, as there are two possibilities on where it can be located.

The first possibility indicates that it could be located in Colorado, as evidenced by the episode "The New Ron," in which Senor Senior Sr. By which, one could transpose Middleton for the location of the actual city of Littleton. Also, in "A sitch in time: present" Ron states that Norway is "9 hours ahead or in front of" Middleton and Colorado would fit into that timezone. The second possibility could be northern West Virginia, as evidenced in the episode " Downhill ," when Kim asks Wade for alleged sightings of a snow beast that Ron and Barkin are looking for, the map shows an area in northern West Virginia as a target area.

Although Colorado is the more commonly accepted answer, there has been no confirmation as to the actual home state. Kim Possible Wiki Explore. Commodore Puddles. Drakken Shego Monkey Fist Prof.