She initially comes off as cynical and sarcastic but in reality, she is friendly and warm-hearted. Creepie was abandoned on Caroleena and Vinnie's doorstep as a baby, and it is unknown what happened to her real parents. Her real name is Creepella, but everyone except Dr. If anyone ever finds out that Creepie is being raised by bugs, she will have no choice but to live somewhere else, and Dweezwold Mansion will be fumigated by Mr. Caroleena (voiced by Julie Lemieux): A praying mantis who is Creepie's adoptive mother and Marge's best friend.He favorite color is black and she is fiercely protective of her family and other insects. She is very strict and constantly threatens to eat her children if they don't listen to her. Vinnie (voiced by Dwayne Hill): A mosquito who is Creepie's adoptive father.It was her maternal instinct that persuaded her husband to adopt Creepie. He is a New Age vegan that has a sinister vampiric appearance. Like his wife, he is loving to his adopted daughter. In the first episode, his voice was originally a stereotypical Dracula voiced, but it was changed to an impression of Vincent Price in later episodes. Gnat (voiced by Stevie Vallance): Creepie's younger brother, a gnat.His name is also a reference to the actor. He constantly sneaks into Creepie's backpack and causes havoc at school. Pauly (voiced by David Berni): Creepie's older brother, a pillbug.Gnat is actually older than Creepie since he and Pauly were ones that persuaded their family to adopt her. Budge Bentley (voiced by Richard Yearwood): Creepie's best friend.He loves to eat and is a wisecracking jokester. He is the only one who knows Creepie's secret.
While Budge might look like a bully because of his height and size, he is in reality a sweet guy who wouldn't hurt a fly. He is friends with Creepie and Chris-Alice. Chris-Alice Hollyruller (voiced by Leah Cudmore): Creepie's relentlessly happy friend and neighbor.Budge is very smart like his dad and loves yoga. Her catchphrases are, "Soggy Muffins" and "Super Mega Duper".
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