Michael & Milly

Michael & Milly is an American animated television series developed by Aldrine Chuaquico for HBO Max, revolving around two siblings who live in New York City with their widowed mother. The series has an art style almost identical to that of Craig McCracken's series, The Powerpuff Girls, as well as the titular characters resembling the girls.

The series premiered on July 24, 2021 and ended on September 19, 2022 with a total of 4 seasons and 65 episodes.

Plot
The series follows the daily lives and adventures of two siblings; Michael Menville, a 9-year-old boy, and his African-American 8-year-old sister, Milly Menville, who live in an unspecified neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York City with their mother, Mackenzie Menville.

Other characters include Muffin (Michael and Milly's green-furred cat), Tracy Johnson (the 13-year old next-door neighbor of the duo who is their best friend) and Scarlet Thompson (Michael and Milly's other best friend whom the former secretly has a crush on).

The Menville family

 * Michael Menville (voiced by Charlie Adler): The main protagonist of the series. He is a Caucasian 9-year-old (later 10-year-old in season 3) boy with dark gray hair and dark brown eyes who wears a red bow tie, a blue short-sleeved T-shirt with baby blue stripes and navy blue sleeves, denim jeans and navy blue sneakers. Michael is a level-headed individual who often acts as the voice of reason for Milly and sometimes helps their mom with the chores. In the episode, "A Trip Down Orphanage Lane", he and his sister used to be orphans living at an orphanage before Mackenzie adopted them.
 * Milly Menville (voiced by Cree Summer): The main deuteragonist of the series who is Michael's younger sister. She is an African-American 8-year-old (later 9-year-old in season 3) girl with black pigtailed hair and baby blue eyes who wears a sleeveless baby blue shirt with a black peace sign on it, black shorts and dark brown shoes. Milly is the more upbeat and spunky of the duo, having a passion for ballet dancing and adventure. In the episode, "A Trip Down Orphanage Lane", she and her brother used to be orphans living at an orphanage before Mackenzie adopted them.
 * Mackenzie Menville (voiced by Tara Strong): Michael and Milly's mother who suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder. Like most mothers in fiction, her kids always call her "Mom".
 * Muffin (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker): The pet cat of Michael and Milly who has green fur with darker green spots on his back and is missing a whisker.
 * Melanie Menville (voiced by Leigh-Allyn Baker): Michael and Milly's aunt and Mackenzie's sister who lives in California. She only appears in the season 3 episode of the same name.

Recurring

 * Tracy Johnson (voiced by David Kaufman): A 15-year-old boy who lives next door to Michael and Milly, and is their best friend.
 * Scarlet Thompson (voiced by Grey Griffin): A 10-year-old girl who is the other best friend of Michael and Milly. Michael sometimes displays some sort of affection towards her, which might imply his crush on her, although she usually fails to notice it. She lives in an apartment just a few blocks away from Michael and Milly's house.
 * Principal Torres (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson): The stern, sarcastic but well-meaning principal of Amberwood Elementary School, the school that Michael and Milly go to.
 * Lynne Donovan (voiced by Kristen Wiig): Michael and Milly's teacher who works at Amberwood Elementary School.

Minor

 * Principal Ajax (voiced by Gilbert Gottfried): The main antagonist of the season 3 episode, "The New Principal", who is a bitter, cruel man temporarily replacing Principal Torres after the latter gets injured in an accident preventing him from getting to school. He is much meaner in comparison to Torres and mistreats his students on a regular basis.
 * Hugo Hoffman (voiced by Danny Cooksey): A bully from the episode, "The Lonliest Bully", who is merely misunderstood and actually yearns for love and friends.
 * Charlie (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker): Tracy's fearful Chihuahua who only appears in the episode, "¡Ay, Chihuahua!".

Episodes
See List of Michael & Milly episodes