Characters
Meet the characters
Most people don't quit coding because it's hard. They quit because learning alone gets lonely. So Coddy has company.
Bit makes sure you show up. Bugsy makes sure you don't get stuck. Together they turn a solo grind into a story where you are the main character.
The cast
Two friends, two jobs
Shared DNA
What makes a Coddy character
Bit and Bugsy are the same kind of creature. Keep these six things and anything you draw will feel like Coddy.
Big head, small body
The head does the talking.
Two antennae
Thin, with a ball at each tip.
Glasses are the face
Bit's are round, Bugsy's are cat-eye. Always on.
Floating hands
Detached mitten hands. Never five fingers.
No legs
They float over a soft grey shadow.
Flat and clean
Flat 2D vector, no outlines, two or three tones of shading.
Quick game
Spot the off-brand Bit
Three of these are wrong. Tap the ones you would send back to the designer.
On brand, off brand
The short version
Their world
Props for any scene
Build scenes from real Coddy objects, the ones learners already know.
- The journey map of hexagon nodes
- The streak flame and the streak freeze
- XP, gems, trophies and leagues
- The energy bolt and the infinity of Pro
- The code editor and the Run button
- The Ask AI button
Using Bit and Bugsy
Draw them. Share them. Credit us.
The character art on these pages is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0. Use it in posts, talks, class slides and fan art, with a credit link. Selling it, or using it to look like Coddy endorses you, is not allowed.
The Coddy name, the logo and the wordmark are trademarks. Use them to refer to Coddy, never in your own product name or logo.
FAQ
Character questions
Who is Coddy's mascot?
Who is Bugsy?
Can I draw Bit and Bugsy?
Writing about Coddy?
Facts, founders and the press contact are on the press page. Go to the press kit
