I vote Mungo Because in Macavitys song they mentioned him "...all the cats who's wicked deeds are widely known, I might mention Mungojerrie, I might mention Griddle bone" and not Rump
Also during their song, she kept laughting and he was more serious (in his own way) so he may have more experience. but that could go both ways!
Edit: actually its possibul that they are both Equal, but Mongo gets more credit for their nutorius deeds (this would explain why rumple got 'offended' when he took cretit during their song :|

Yeah, you're probably right. But I love both of them! Their song is my favourite. XD

Isn't the actress who played Rumple the same girl who plays Ms.Fleck in Love Never....Dieees? *Shivers* Becouse she sounds just like her.

Rumplteazer is my fav cat tied with Victoria!

Actually in the DVD Rumpleteazers voice was dubed
the dancer was Jo Gibb while the singer was Vicky Coote. I have no clue if shes in love never dies tho x3

NOOOOO!!!! Jo Gibb was NOT dubed...only for the laughing and the 'shhhh'!!!! She sang her own song!!!!!

Sorry, but everywhere I go it gives full credit to Vicky Coote, I guess its possibul but why would they hire somone just to laught and sneeze. and why dident Jo Bingham get credited for the few seconds she replaced Victoria if they give credit for such small parts?

Yeah, this is my opinion.

i love to sing there song alot lol my favorite song is rum tum tugger

I realise the previous comments here are a decade old now, but the comment about Macavity's song crediting only Mungojerrie but not Rumpleteazer threw me at first. I'm used to the original version and the 1981 cast and soundtrack; both get mentioned in that one (and they do in any performance that follows the original score).

However, in the 1998 film and the 1983 Broadway soundtrack, Rumpleteazer loses her mention. The film apparently took the score from the Broadway version as opposed to the original, because they have a different song too (and some of the other songs have slight differences too).

Just thought I'd point this out in case anyone else who is more familiar with the original 1981 version is initially confused by this!