Kim Possible

Kim Possible an 18-year-old super heroine and the leading character of the Disney series named after her.

Background
Kim comes from Middletown and lives there with her parents and her younger twin brothers. When Kim was a toddler, she met a boy named Ron Stoppable on her first day of preschool, where the two began their lifelong friendship.

In her late preteen/early teen years, Kim Possible wanted to supplement her allowance, so she decided to start up her own babysitting business and set up her own website, "KimPossible.com", under the slogan "I can do anything", and soon after her site went live, Kim was accidentally contacted by Mr. McHenry who was in trouble, and was trying to contact a different group of heroes named "Team Impossible".

Due to a typing error, he contacted "KimPossible.com" instead of "Impossible.com" after the rescue, Kim's fame as a hero grew until she was being contacted for help by people all over the world, even including governments and royalty.

Physical appearance
Kim is tall, slender, and very strong. She has big green eyes and long, thick, light titian hair which came down to her shoulders, and when seen from behind is shaped like a heart. She wore her hair in pigtails and a blue dress when she was in Pre-K, and as a preteen, she wore it in one long ponytail and had braces on her teeth. Her original outfit is a green tank top, cargo jeans, and white shoes. She is most iconic in her short black top which exposes her midriff, green cargo pants, black shoes, and gloves. Also often seen in the standard outfit of the Middleton High School Cheer-team; a purple sleeveless top with red lines on its upper and lower layers, a purple skirt with a small red line on top and a big red line on the bottom along with three yellow spiked-lines on the bottom of the back and front, and white strapping shoes with orange socks.

Sink or Swim
After receiving an invitation for a cheerleading competition, Mr. Barkin takes the Middleton Cheer Squad by bus to where it is so supposed to take place. On the bus, Kim, Ron, and the other cheerleaders take the time to practice their chants and spirit. This annoys Mr. Barkin who attempts to get them to save it for the competition. Their chanting ends however, when Ron dons his Mad Dog mask and starts his usual antics. This annoys the others causing them to pressure Kim into getting him to stop. Kim gets him to stop but expresses her frustration with his usual antics, pointing out that he is on thin ice with the girls on the team and needs to act more normal. This causes them to bicker with Ron accusing Kim of being bossy which she fervently denies. Before Ron can argue further though, he realizes something familiar about the road the bus is on. He takes Kim’s communicator (without her permission) and contacts Wade asking for their quardnets. When it is show that they are on the path to Camp Wannaweep Ron starts to panick due t9 the dramatic events that happened to him their during the summers of his youth. His tantrums bring much embarrassment to Kim who struggles to calm him down. Then by the time night falls and they are nearly to front of the camp grounds, the bus suddenly blows its front tires and runs off the road. Mr. Barkin is able to steal it safely so that it does not crash resulting in no one getting injured. With the bus unable to go anywhere, Barkin tells Kim and the other cheerleaders to call for help. However, their cellphones fail to receive any signal. This also includes Kim’s communicator leaving her confused on how her advanced technology could not get a signal. With Kim’s communicator and the girls’ phones unable to work, Mr. Barkin orders Ron to show the way to the camp’s pay phone. When Ron starts boasting about being in charge for once, Kim tries to get him to act a little more cool but he does not listen causing her further embarrassment.

When they get outside, Kim and others listen to Ron as he starts to explain some of the dangers at Camp Wannaweep, including poison ivy. Kim is visibly annoyed all throughout Ron’s antics, but continues to follow him to where the pay phone is. When they get there, Kim is the one who attempts to use the phone but finds it out of order. When Tara starts musing about how they are in a horror movie situation (alluding to Friday the 13th) she starts looking to Kim for comfort, even putting her hands on Kim’s arm. Kim however, tells Tara to stop being dramatic reminding her that they are not in a horror movie. When Crystal says she saw something in shadows moving, Kim takes the flashlight from Ron’s hand and shines it down to the ground. The thing her fellow cheerleader saw was merely a squirrel collecting nuts, which she points out before returning the flashlight to Ron. With no way to leave or contact for help, Kim points out that they are stuck for the night. The others stare at her, clearly not pleased at this, but Kim merely tells them to make the best of it. Kim along with others follow Ron as he takes them to the old campfire spot. Along the way, a still frightened Tara holds onto Kim’s arm seeking comfort. Though Kim does not approve of her skittish take on being stuck at the camp, she none the less provides comfort to her friend.

Once they reach the campfire spot, the team sets a fire and gather around, with Kim sitting crisscrossed next to Bonnie. Ron starts telling stories of his miserable experiences at the camp, which annoys everyone including Kim. Bonnie accuses Ron of being creepy which she denies. However, after seeing how paranoid Ron is as he looks around for danger, Kim acknowledges that he is a little, though it is not his fault. When Tara points out the possibility that the camp may actually be cursed, Kim once again tells Tara to relax. Suddenly, Ron hears something moving in the bushes and attempts to check it out. Noticing this, Kim worryingly stands up and goes over to Ron just as he is about to check what was making the noise. She tells him that the squirrels are no problem and then takes his arm as she leads him back to the campfire, trying to get him to relax.

As Ron continues his stories, Kim becomes more and more annoyed. Not wanting to listen anymore, she makes up the excuse of needing more wood for the fire and goes off in search of more. Ron tells her that she shouldn’t go alone and ask her to take someone with her. At first she poltiely refuses, but Mr. Barkin decides to go with her. Before they take off into the woods, Barkin reveals that he is going with her because he can’t bear to listen to another one of Ron’s stories. Her reply to this is “why do you think I’m going”. The two walk together into the woods in search of firewood. As they walk deeper into the forest however, they are unaware that a mysterious humanoid-amphibian monster is silently stalking them from behind. After collecting some firewood, Kim is startled when she hears the monster’s footsteps but does not see the creature. She asks Mr. Barkin if he heard the noises as well, but says that it is merely the sounds of nature. However, just as he is picking up another piece of firewood, the creature grabs him and pulls him into the bushes. Kim hears this and looks back to find Barkin gone, continuously calling out for him but no response.

Unable to find him in the woods, she returns to the campsight asking them if they have seen him. When Bonnie reminds Kim that Barkin is supposed to be with her, Kim reveals that he is not. Tara asks where he is. Kim tells them of sounds she heard in the forest and how Barkin soon disappeared after that, much to Tara’s horror. After this, Kim then notices that Liz and Marcella are gone and asks where they are. Tara reveals that they went to some wooden portapodies on the hill near the campfire. Right after she reveals this however, Liz and Marcella can be heard screaming. Kim immediately runs off to where the creams are coming from but by the time she reaches the portapodies, both girls are missing. Ron follows her, pointing out the buddy system he mentioned earlier, to which Kim points out did not help Liz and Marcella. Rufus notices the creature’s footprint on the ground, to which Kim admits she is starting to get a little freak out about.

Ron then takes Kim and the remaining cheerleaders to Cabin 13, his old cabin where he stayed at during his summers at Camp Wannaweep. When Ron’s starts giving his old stash of chips to the other girls, Kim points out that they are ancient and beyond stale. Even Bonnie is disgusted by them and holds onto Kim’s arm when Ron brings them closer. When the remaining cheerleaders start to panick about their situation, Kim attempts to calm them down by taking charge of situation. This leads to another little bickering with Ron since he feels he should be in charge since they are at Camp Wannaweep. Their bickering is cut short when they hear Mr. Barkin yelling in the woods calling out for Kim. Kim and Ron runout to help him, while Bonnie, Tara, Hope, Crystal, and Jessica stay at the cabin. Kim and Ron find Barkin running in the woods. When they do find him though he is covered in a green slime that is keeping his arms restrained. After conversing with Mr. Barkin about the horrifying creature that covered him in the muck, the trio hear the girls screaming back at the cabin. They rush back and soon watch as the front of the cabin is demolished by a wave of oozing green muck coming from the inside. With wall down, Kim, Ron, and Barkin see in horror the cheerleaders, including the missing Liz and Marcella, stuck to remaining walls of the cabin by the green slime. The creature is there as well and promptly notices them. The creature then reveals itself to be Gil Ron’s old bully from the camp. When Gil reveals he changed his name to “Gill” the others are consumed on how that is a changed name. When Gill reveals that he added an L because of the gills that he has grown and mutated, Kim along with Barkin and Ron stare in disgust.

Giving them no time to react, Gill sprays Kim with a blast of goo from his arm, pinning her a nearby tree. Ron attempts to help her, but Gill prevents him from doing so. When Gill reveals that his mutation was caused by the pollution in the lake from the nearby science camp, Kim offers to find a way to cure Gill by reaching out to the many scientists they know. Gill however refuses, blaming science for his mutation. When Gill asks them how they think he managed to block their communications, Kim smugly points out that Gill probably stole equipment from the science camp. Gill shocked and upset that she figured this out, merely calls her answer a lucky guess. Realizing that Gill was responsible for the bus accident and everything else, she asks him why. Gill reveals that it is all been a revenge plan against Ron, whom he blames for his mutation (since Ron exchanged his swim time for Gill’s arts-and-crafts). Gill then reveals that continued physical contact with his slime will mutate all those it touches into mutants like him, much to Kim’s terror. Trying to regain her composure states how he left that part out. When Bonnie shows more concern over being turned into a mutant for the sake of the completion, Kim and Ron stare at her in confusment, since they obviously have bigger issues. Gill reveals that he faked the invitation for the competitor, as it was all a trap and then plans on turning Ron into a mutant as well.

When GIll fires more his slime at Ron, he misses every shot with one accidentally hitting the already entrapped Gill, making her even more physically uncomfortable. Ron manages to escape however, by using a secret escape hatch under the destroyed cabin’s floor boards. The other cheerleaders accuse Ron of ditching them to save himself which Kim denies, but before she can explain his actions she notices something wrong with Mr. Barkin (whom Gill also stuck to a tree). She asks what’s wrong and it is revealed that Barkin has already started to mutate, slowly becoming a mutant that resembles Gill.

Gill meanwhile pursues Ron but fails to catch him. Thinking that he might go back to help the girls, Gill returns but finds them still bound to and hanging from the walls of destroyed cabin by his slime. He then openly concludes that Ron ditched them. Kim, still bound to the tree with the slime covering her hands, lower, arms and midriff, vehemently denies this but cannot offer an explanation for Ron’s actions. Soon however, they hear the sound of motorboat on the lake. Smiling Kim points out that Ron’s plan is to use the motorboat, but her Emily falls away when she can offer a reason as to why he would need it. Bonnie then once again says that Ron is ditching them. Gill the leaves to pursue Ron on the lake.

After Ron defeats Gill on the lake and captures him, he calls in a hazmat team who arrive to free Kim, Barkin, and the girls. The next morning, after being freed from the slime, Gill is loaded into a tank by the scientists. During this, Kim introduces Ron to Dr. Larkin, a scientist who specializes in genetic mutations and hopes to reverse Gill’s transformation. Soon after, Kim meets with the local law enforcement officer, Officer Hobbles. He congratulates Kim for Gill’s apprehension, but she happily reveals that it was Ron who defeated him. Gobbles at first believes she is joking but Kim reassured him. Kim and the shocked officer then watch as Ron walks out of the camp’s main entrance, with Mr. Barkin (now cured) congratulating him and the other cheerleaders romantically thanking him for rescuing them. As they do so, Kim watches with a clear sense of pride and joy for her best friend amounting to so much. Before the police take them home, Kim joins Ron as he takes one last look around the camp. She really congradiates him for saving the day, which he feels he owes to his understanding and familiarity with the camp and its surroundings. Just as he points this out, the wood step he is sitting on gives out causing him to fall. Laughing amusingly, Kim helps him all the while pointing out that the camp had nothing to do with it, that it was all him. Ron asks her is she really means it, which she nods in confirmation. Excited, Ron asks if he can lead to the next mission they go on. Smiling, Kim answers with a simple maybe as she walks away. As they walk away together to the police who are to take them home, Ron continues to ask to which she again replies maybe, Ron points that this means not at all. Kim Merely replies to her best friend that it means ferociously unlikely.