Gadget's personality was based upon the inventive female character Jordan in the 1985 movie, "Real Genius". She's a combination of the "cute girl next door" combined with an obsessed and quirky inventor. There are a few people she doesn't like, but those few are typically villains. Gadget has a natural warmth about her that makes everyone welcome and pleased to see her. She's very loyal to her friends and frequently goes out of the way to help them.

Gadget's personality was based upon the inventive female character Jordan in the 1985 movie, ''Real Genius''. She's a combination of the "cute girl next door" combined with an obsessed and quirky inventor. There are a few people she doesn't like, but those few are typically villains. Gadget has a natural warmth about her that makes everyone welcome and pleased to see her. She's very loyal to her friends and frequently goes out of the way to help them.

At the same time, Gadget constantly is thinking. As exhibited in the episode [[Gadget Goes Hawaiian]], she has trouble focusing on just one way to do things. However, once her focus has come she can invent at a staggering pace—for instance her [[Gyrotank|armored gyromobile]] in [[Case of the Cola Cult]].

At the same time, Gadget constantly is thinking. As exhibited in the episode ''[[Gadget Goes Hawaiian]]'', she has trouble focusing on just one way to do things. However, once her focus has come she can invent at a staggering pace—for instance her [[Gyrotank|armored gyromobile]] in [[The Case of the Cola Cult]].

Gadget has her quirks. She thinks so much from an inventor's standpoint that it tends to make her naive at times. She's upset [[Chip]] and [[Dale|Dale's]] romantic advances more than once, simply by not understanding what it was they were after.

When Gadget's excited about her inventions she's known to use scientific jargon freely and talk at an extremely rapid pace. This tends to leave anyone listening to her clueless as to what she actually meant, but it never seems to bother her.

Gadget can be angered. As we saw in ~~both~~ [[~~Case of the Cola Cult|~~The Case of the Cola Cult]] and [[Dirty Rotten Diapers]], Gadget has a limit beyond which her cute veneer is lost and she becomes, well, aggressive. Woe to the villain or anyone else who manages this feat, because once Gadget's riled she's a juggernaut—thankfully, such incidents are rare.

Gadget can be angered. As we saw in ''[[Kiwi's Big Adventure]]'', ''[[The Case of the Cola Cult]]'' and ''[[Dirty Rotten Diapers]]'', Gadget has a limit beyond which her cute veneer is lost and she becomes, well, aggressive. Woe to the villain or anyone else who manages this feat, because once Gadget's riled she's a juggernaut—thankfully, such incidents are rare.

Gadget appeared in all episodes of the original [[The TV Show|TV show]] except [[To the Rescue (Part 1)|To The Rescue Part 1]] and [[To the Rescue (Part 2)|Part 2]] as she was introduced in [[To the Rescue (Part 3)|Part 3]].

Gadget appeared in all episodes of the original [[The TV Show|TV show]] except ''[[To the Rescue (Part 1)|To The Rescue Part 1]]'' and ''[[To the Rescue (Part 2)|Part 2]]'' as she was introduced in ''[[To the Rescue (Part 3)|Part 3]]''.

In many [[Fan Fiction|fan fiction]] stories, there is at least one scene in which Gadget says about her recent invention that it "should work with no problems." Although this looks like a quote from the series, it is none. Instead, it combines two similar quotes. One of them is the word "should" which Gadget uses when she is not completely certain if her creation will work the way it is supposed to. And since not few inventions of hers have failed though they "should" have worked, this one word will always alarm the Rangers. The other quote is "no problems". There have been enough situations which Gadget described with these two words, and which then turned into the opposite, to give this saying the same effect as the word "should". The fan-made combination of both doubles this effect, however with different outcomes in different stories.