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Snowbell is the Littles' pet Persian Cat and the deuteragonist of the films (though initially an antagonist in the book). After Snowbell's Heel–Face Turn, he and Stuart basically become best friends, even with Snowbell's constant snarking and complaining.

Vitriolic Best Buds: A one-sided example with Snowbell, as the vitriol is entirely on Snowbell's side.

Vague Age: He seems to be attending grade school and his worldliness seems to ping-pong between George (a grade schooler) and that of a mature teenager add to that he is capable of being attracted to others and sounds like he gotten past his voice cracking.

After being grounded by their parents and Stuart being rejected by their new skateboarding friends they learn their lesson.

Totally Radical: He and George end up falling into this trap in the animated series episode "Skateboard Dogz", to the point where they neglect their science homework.

Raised by Humans: Stuart in the films (as opposed to the books, where he's a mouse mysteriously born to human parents).

Nice Mice: You'll never find a mouse protagonist nicer and friendlier than Stuart.Nice Guy: He's generally a very nice protagonist.In general Stuart tends to get along with all animals when they are not trying to eat him. Interspecies Friendship: His friendships with Snowbell the Cat and Margalo the Bird.Interspecies Adoption: In the films he is adopted by the human family (since his original mice parents were killed in an accident).

For a small anthropomorphic mouse he sure knows how to skateboard.

Implausible Boarding Skills: Played straight in the second film and animated series.

Happily Adopted: Somewhat averted in that there is initially a little sibling tension within his new family.

Friend to All Living Things: As long as they don't try to eat him or hurt his friends and family.

Beware the Nice Ones: He's perhaps the nicest and friendliest mouse you'll see in films, but if you threaten the lives of his family, friends and loved ones he won't hesitate to fight back.

In the films he is an actual mouse who ends up adopted by the Little family. He's just presumed to be a human who looks exactly like a mouse. He is the biological son of two normal humans and it's never referred to as any sort of fictional disorder. Adaptation Species Change: It's never explained why Stuart looks like a mouse in Stuart Little.

Little, brother of George and Martha Little and "owner" (though more of a friend) of Snowbell the Cat. He is adopted by the Littles, a human family and becomes the son of Mr. He is a small, anthropomorphic white mouse who has grand adventures in New York City. Stuart Little is the titular protagonist of the novel and films of the same name.