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| - Cappy (かぶるくん, Kaburu-kun, Spanish "Gorritas") is a white and brown ham ham, and one of the youngest. He wears a green cap. He loves to put different things on his head. One notable thing would be a pan. Cappy has a passion for hats.
- In Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, Cappys were commonly used as extras and featured a town full of them. Tuff is often seen playing with a trio of Cappy children: Honey, Iro, and Spikehead.
- Cappy es un enemigo con forma de seta que aparece en algunos juegos de Kirby. Los Cappy son enemigos comunes que no le dan a Kirby ningún poder al ser absorbidos. Cuando intentes hacerlo, solamente absorberás su sombrero de hongo, pero entonces, revelarás su verdadera forma, que es una especie de tronquito con ojos y boca y te atacará pero en algunos videojuegos son tranquilos y solo saltan.
- Cappy was the doorman who worked the front door of the building where rich socialite Marla Drake lived. He was one of the few people who knew she was also secretly the costumed hero, Miss Fury.
- Cappy is a member of the Bookhouse Boys.
- Cappy is the main deuteragonist of Robots and Rodney Copperbottom's love interest. She is voiced by Hallie Berry. Cappy is a young robot, living and working in Robot City as Bigweld Industries' only female co-executive. Unlike Ratchet and his sycophants, she sympathizes with the outmodes as their parts are cut off to make way for Ratchet's new plan. Upon meeting Rodney, she quickly begins to develop a crush on him and wants to keep him and Bigweld out of trouble, especially from Ratchet. She becomes Rodney's ally and companion, serving to help him and his friends when they are in danger.
- Cappies are regular enemies in the Kirby series and have very important roles in the anime, Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, as well.
- Cappy is one of the two mascots for the Nuka-Cola Corporation at their amusement park, Nuka-World, in 2077.
- Cappy es un nuevo personaje que aparece en Super Mario Odyssey. Es el principal aliado de Mario durante todo el juego, y lo asiste de varias maneras.
- Cappy was once Earl and Randy's neighbor at The Palms Motel who would't stop talking and telling stories, Randy liked him but Earl didn't and signaled to Catalina to move him to a different room which upset Randy. After crossing Lloyd off his list, Earl realized he only saw the bad in Lloyd and needed to be like Randy who saw the good in him, so Earl joined in to Randy and Cappy's conversation when they were talking by the pool.
- Cappy is an old man appearing as a part of a running gag in "Free Teensy". He warns Grumpy about the Jolly-Go-Jumbo fish each time he appears. He might have the same New York accent as Grumpy. It is currently unknown who voiced Cappy as a guest.
- Level: 31 Drops: on the streets of New York:
* 1 funky cap (value for the npc $), or
* 1 tiny vibe (value for the npc $), or
* 1 tiny bundle of vibes (2 tiny happy vibes), or
* 1 Zappy Cell (value for the npc 1$), or
* 1 smithereen (value for the npc 10$), or
* 1 bad vibe (value for the npc 5$), or
* 1 essence of uncheer (value for the npc 1$), or
* 1 sparkler gadgetry (value for the npc $), or
* 1 box o' pretzels (22)
* 1 Tag Can - only after completing the quest "Cheering Cappy II" in the Abondoned Bronx Tunnels: Zone(s): Pet-Stats: Notes:
- Mario peut jeter Cappy de diverses façons ; un tir droit, un jet circulaire et un tir de type boomerang. Cappy peut aider à collecter des objets tels que des pièces et également endommager les ennemis. Lorsqu'il est lancé sur certains ennemis ou objets, Cappy semble les posséder, permettant à Mario de les contrôler pour franchir les étapes. Cette capacité est officiellement appelée "chapimorphose". [[Fichier:SMO-Mario-BulletBill.jpg|left|thumb|145px|Mario chapimorphosé en Bill Balle]] Par exemple, lorsqu'il est jeté sur des lignes électriques dans New Donk City, Cappy permet à Mario de se transformer en boule d'électricité et de traverser la ligne. Cappy peut aussi permettre à Mario de se transformer en un boss, comme Bowser par-exemple après l'avoir informe également le joueur de différen
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