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In the final issue of Rugrats Comic Adventures, it is implied that the Rugrats' hometown is not far from Ocean Shores, the main setting of Rocket Power in the issue's cover story, Reggie, Otto, and Twister travel to Tommy's house to babysit him and Angelica. It does seem to snow in the wintertime, as in the episode where the babies play in the snow and pretend to go to the north pole.

In another episode in the first season, ' Little Dude', Didi is shown teaching at a high school in Yucaipa (California), an actual town about 70 miles east of Los Angeles (California). Also, in the episode ' Special Delivery', a post office has the state flag in front of it.

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One episode does however show they live somewhere in California due to the license plate shown on Grandpa's station wagon. This ambiguity in the setting was probably done intentionally to help give the impression of seeing the world through the naive eyes of the little babies. It is also unclear what type of community the characters live in it could be a small city or a suburb of a larger city. There have also been several scenes of desert or arid land around the area where the little babies live.

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The best guess as to which region of the country in which the series takes place is somewhere in the southwest, since the family has taken trips to both the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas (Nevada), and Stu once mentioned 'driving through the desert' while returning home from a one-day trip. It has been shown that the little babies, as it is probably assumed, live in the United States, but the name of a specific city or state is never mentioned. Later seasons added two more members to the main group - Tommy's newborn brother Dil, who was born in The Rugrats Movie, and an adventurous Japanese girl named Kimi, who became Chuckie's sister when her mom married his dad in Rugrats in Paris: The Movie. As a result, Angelica and Susie often clash. An occasional participant in the group's exploits is Susie Carmichael, who lives across the street from the Pickles she is also able to communicate on the same level as Angelica, though she isn't manipulative. As such, she puts on a sweet face around everyone's parents but is always bullying the babies when no one's looking. The babies are often antagonized or sometimes reluctantly joined by Tommy's three-year-old cousin, Angelica, who is able to communicate and understand language from the younger babies, which she often uses as an advantage when she wants to manipulate either party. The four main characters include fearless leader Tommy Pickles, his cowardly best friend Chuckie Finster, and the often-arguing twins Phil and Lil DeVille. Often, they mispronounce words or use poor grammar. The babies are able to communicate with each other through baby speak, which is translated for the viewers to understand. The show revolves around a group of little babies.

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Full-Name Basis: Whenever Angelica names her, she always uses her full name.

Cool Big Sis: Just like back in the original series, Susie acts like this Tommy and the other kids.

'Captain Susie' reveals that she has a fear of giant worms, and she worries what her friends will think of her when she tells them.

Broken Ace: The babies look up to her, seeing her as being unafraid of anything.

Ascended Extra: Compared to the original, Susie's a much more prominent character in the reboot, such as being included in the intro (although she was included in the intro starting after Rugrats in Paris, after Kimi was added to the show).

Always Someone Better: In 'Susie the Artist', Angelica sees Susie as this to her when it comes to drawing pictures, especially since Susie is a year younger than her in this continuity.

But aside from that, Susie's still pretty much the same as she was back in the original series (i.e., The Smart Guy Cool Big Sis who's not scared of Angelica and isn't afraid to stand up to her).

Age Lift: An inversion-unlike the original series, Susie's now the same age as Chuckie instead of the same age as Angelica, which means that the adults can't understand her (just like with Tommy, Chuckie and the twins).