He helped Petey finish building the Robo-Bee, making jokes with the punchline 'Diarrhea'. Later, Li'l Petey went back to Cat Jail to help Petey out. He left the Cat Jail with 80-HD after Petey left the room all sad and stuff. Li'l Petey was seen in Cat Jail visiting Petey in chapter 2. Then he transformed into Cat Kid in Chapter 6, and later in the book, he shouted 'SQUIRREL!', to get Dog Man's attention. He also showed up in a poster in Chapter 5, then in the first “Meanwhile.”, when he was trying to convince Petey to become good. Then he appeared in Chapter 4: 'Revenge of the Fleas!'. Li’l Petey was taken away from Dog Man and 80-HD by Petey, who was disguised as a kitten doctor. Petey went back to jail, while Dog Man and Li'l Petey went home with their superhero costumes and other props from the film, courtesy of the director of the film, Sam E. Then, 80-HD returned back to Collardale and sliced Supa-Mecha Philly in half.

Then, Supa-Mecha Philly kicked 80-HD to the other side of the world, where he charged up again. Cat Kid and 80-HD ran back to save the gang, but 80-HD's batteries ran out. Cat Kid reprogrammed 80-HD to 'Thou Mayest', (a gag from earlier in the book) that would let 80-HD do what he wanted, but 80-HD went to help Cat Kid anyway. When Petey captured the gang, Cat Kid ran away to get help. Petey, enraged, went to a Cannery Grow Store, stole a can of Cannery Grow, and created Supa-Mecha Philly, attacking the city with him. But then Sarah Hatoff and the others dressed up as superheroes and defeated the weenies. This angered Petey, who then sent out Supa-Mecha Weenies that were built for the film to attack Dog Man and the others. Cat Kid helped The Bark Knight (Dog Man) stop Petey from killing Caprese. In the studio, when Petey was trying to kidnap, or even murder Yolay Caprese, Li'l Petey refused to do so, and he also became his new identity, which he called 'Cat Kid'. While they were sneaking in, Dog Man was causing trouble on set and got fired from the film. Then Petey and Li’l Petey left Dog Man’s house, leaving 80-HD there, and Petey tried to convince Li'l Petey to be evil like him, by breaking into the Dog Man movie studio with him. Meanwhile, Li'l Petey was fixing up 80-HD, replacing his batteries with solar panels, and called him a friend, while Petey objected that 80-HD only obeyed Li'l Petey because he was programmed to. Suspicionflame, while Dog Man ran to the set for the new movie The Dog-Man, to do his job of guarding actress Yolay Caprese (starring as Sarah Hatoff). In Dog Man and Cat Kid, Li'l Petey started to act more like a 6-year old person was kitty-sitted by Petey, who was disguised as Mrs. Petey then went back to jail, and, though he first wanted Li’l Petey to be evil like himself, he changed his mind and encouraged Li'l Petey to continue being good, and himself. When Dog Man was having trouble fighting Flippy and the Beasty Buildings, Li'l Petey saved Dog Man thanks to 80-HD’s power. Li'l Petey now loved Dog Man, and had no intention to become evil like Petey. Then, Petey began to regret abandoning Li’l Petey, so he created a new invention called '80-HD' to bring Li'l Petey back to the lab. Dog Man found Li'l Petey on the streets and adopted him. Li'l Petey acted like a toddler and caused trouble around the house, and was abandoned by Petey. He was created by Petey, who was trying to clone himself to get a new butler, but it failed, and he was the result. Li'l Petey first appeared in the third book Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties. In Dog Man: Mothering Heights, he creates songs about poop with Molly. In Dog Man: Lord of the Fleas, he started making knock knock jokes about poop, and in Dog Man: Brawl of the Wild, he made jokes about diarrhea. Li'l Petey makes a first appearance in Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties, though he made a cameo at the end of Dog Man: Unleashed, in a sneak peek for the next book. He tends to interrupt Petey frequently with jokes, and asks him 'Why?' repeatedly. Li'l Petey is very joyful and silly, like his father Petey was when he was little. His tail is shorter than Petey's and is round at the end. He has a large, round head shaped similarly to that of Super Diaper Baby, with two triangle-shaped ears, three whiskers on each side of his head, and a round nose. Like his creator/'papa', Petey, he has vibrant orange fur (In A Tale of Two Kitties, he has darker color of orange fur), and black stripes on his body, legs, and tail. Li’l Petey is an anthropomorphic orange tabby cat. Sometimes he even saves the world as a superhero named 'Cat Kid.' Appearance He loves making comics and telling jokes. He's a force for goodness and kindness, who lives with Petey during the week and Dog Man on weekends. 1.2 Twenty Thousand Fleas Under The Sea.

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