In SuperKitties, the heroes look soft and small. That is the point. Ginny, Sparks, Buddy, and Bitsy are kittens who live at the Purr 'N' Play playspace in Kittydale, and when trouble arrives, they transform into superheroes on a mission to make their town a kinder place. Bitsy is the smallest of the group in spirit as well as size: quick, curious, and always ready to move fast. Her voice is Pyper Braun's, and Braun has been voicing her since the Disney Jr. series premiered in January 2023.
Bitsy’s voice has to sound fast, funny, and brave, often in the same line. Braun brings that energy to a character who has to hold her own alongside three other kittens, each trying to save the day.
Season 3 kept Braun at the center of the team. The Season 3 regular voice cast includes Emma Berman as Ginny, Cruz Flateau as Sparks, Landon Chase Dubois as Buddy, Pyper Braun as Bitsy, and Thea Gallagher as Willa, the wildcat who joined the team in 2026. A full-length special, "The New SuperKitty," premiered on Disney Jr. on August 6, 2026, introducing Willa, and two more full- length specials were set for fall 2026. All three seasons stream on Disney+. For preschool viewers, the show's lessons are simple and repeated with care: kindness, teamwork, and helping neighbors. For the adults watching with them, Braun's consistency is the quiet achievement. She has kept Bitsy recognizable across seasons, specials, and shorts, including SuperKitties: Su-Purr Adventures, while the world around Kittydale keeps growing.
Braun's work outside SuperKitties shows a different side of the same performer. She played Chloe Haywood in Country Comfort in 2021, Natasha Williams in Nickelodeon's Erin & Aaron in 2023, and Alice in the film Imaginary in 2024. The Erin & Aaron role brought her a nomination at the Children's and Family Emmy Awards in 2025, in the category Outstanding Younger Performer in a Preschool, Children's or Young Teen Program. The nomination itself is the story: a young performer recognized by her peers and by the television academy for work in a live-action family comedy, in the same career where she is best known to younger children as a cartoon kitten.
Viewers can explore different sides of her work through SuperKitties on Disney Jr. and Disney+, Country Comfort, and Erin & Aaron. Imaginary is a horror film, so it should not be treated as a recommendation for the preschool audience watching Bitsy.
For ALREADY! readers, Braun is a reminder that "young talent" does not always mean the loudest role in the room. Sometimes it means the smallest kitty, moving fastest, keeping the team together, and doing it season after season.
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