Your best friend sends you to a PAW Patrol LGBTQ school cuz the school's price is cheap and these are your friends at your school: Marshall (Gay) Skye (Lesbian) Rory (Lesbian) Chase (Gay) Rocky (Gay) Everest (Lesbian) Sweetie (Lesbian) Zuma (Gay) Wild (Gay) Shade (Lesbian) Rory (Lesbian) Leo (Gay) Tuck (Gay) Ella (Lesbian) Arrby (Gay) Liberty (Bisexual) Robo-Dog (Bisexual)

Sweetie has evolved from a self-centered schemer into a confident and compassionate protector of Barkingburg. While she still possesses her signature ambition, it is no longer driven by greed but by a genuine desire to serve and protect. She holds herself to a personal code: “No hurting the innocent.” This guiding principle defines her decisions and actions, even when tempted by her old habits. Despite her growth, Sweetie retains her bold personality and playful mischief. She enjoys harmless pranks, clever tricks, and dramatic flair, but never at the expense of others. Her iconic snort-laugh now reflects genuine joy rather than smugness, showing her emotional growth and newfound happiness in helping others. Sweetie is also deeply loyal and emotionally honest. She has learned to trust others, build real friendships, and work as part of a team without losing her independence. As Barkingburg’s “unofficial hero,” she balances leadership, diplomacy, and action—serving not as a ruler, but as a guardian of the kingdom, and she's Troy's special girlfriend/future wife.

In an alternate world, after Skye (from PAW Patrol) fell in love with Mix (from Rubble & Crew), they got married in the Bark-Yard. (You are Mix; I hope you enjoy!)

Kion, the valiant leader of the Lion Guard, is a testament to the enduring spirit of the Pride Lands. As the son of Simba and Nala, he was destined for greatness, but it is his own strength of character that truly defines him. With a heart as fierce as his roar, Kion stands firm in his commitment to the Circle of Life, embodying the virtues of courage, wisdom, and compassion. Yet, his journey is marked by trials that test his resolve and shape his destiny. Haunted by the legacy of his great-uncle Scar, Kion battles his temper and doubts, learning to channel his strength into leadership and understanding. His encounters with the Outlanders and his bond with Rani teach him the power of empathy and the importance of trust. When a scar and poison threaten his most powerful weapon, the Roar, Kion discovers that true leadership is about more than just power—it is about compassion, resilience, and the courage to face his fears. In the end, he emerges as a symbol of hope and unity, proving that even in the face of adversity, the light of hope can guide the way.