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1. #1Emerald "Em" Haywood

   Keys: Oprah, Extrovert, Emerald, Haywood, Em

   The daughter of Otis Haywood Sr., and the sister of Otis Jr. One of the most kindhearted and comedic people in the ranch. Em can light up a room at her most charismatic moments, and boasts a wide range of skills applicable to any business opportunity. Em is an energetic, charismatic, talkative woman who aspires to fame and fortune. Overall, Em’s generally a kindhearted individual who, while a bit pushy, is generally looking out for the interests of her brother despite their contrasting personalities and opinions about the ranch.

2. #2Otis "OJ" Haywood Jr.

   Keys: Scorpion King, Otis Jr, Autistic, OJ, Haywood, Otis Sr, Introvert

   The son of Otis Haywood Sr and the new owner of the Haywood Ranch. OJ seems to struggle in social settings, prefers being around his horses over people, is stubbornly set in his ways and struggles to make eye contact in general. He's also extremely quiet, often letting his sister talk for him and rarely speaking himself. Overall, OJ is a generally stoic and collected fellow. He doesn't appear to react much to anything, and when he does, it's with a very collected demeanor. There are also several signs that he may be autistic. OJ is good-natured and deeply respects animals.

3. #3Angel Torres

   Keys: Salesmen, Angel, Tech, Minimum Wage, UFO, Fry's

   Angel Torres, a tech salesman at Fry's Electronics who was recruited by the Haywood siblings to help them catch footage of the UFO. He believes in aliens and quickly inserts himself into the Haywoods' business once he realizes that they're trying to get UFO footage. As a partial stoner, he often has his head in the clouds, but is sometimes very cheerful and strangely oblivious to things that everyone else takes for granted. He can also sometimes be snarky, sarcastic, and unserious.

4. #4Jean Jacket

   Keys: Star Lasso Experience, Horse, Jupe, Haywood, JJ, Cloud, UFO, Jean Jacket, Flying Purple People Eater, Alien, Viewers, Oprah Shot

   Jean Jacket, also known as the UFO that's being pursued by the Haywood siblings. In its natural form, the alien resembles a large jellyfish with a square-shaped singular eye that is safeguarded by hundreds of protective green ribbon-like eyelashes. These lashes sway and undulate in a pattern that lures in unsuspecting wildlife and humans to gaze at Jean Jacket. Instead of employing conventional predatory methods like biting, the UFO's mouth extends to engulf its ensnared prey whole, then employs its arms to transform into a conventional UFO. While the UFO is thought to be an extraterrestrial being, its origins are shrouded in mystery. It is not clear if it is a lone being or a member of an entire species. In either case, it (or its species) may be what humans have been calling "flying saucers" and mistaking for spaceships in their imagination. Jean Jacket takes the appearance of a typical UFO saucer shape that is grey in color. However major differences include the fact its shape is not a perfect circle, but an eccentric truncated oval shape (similar to a flat tire or a grey cowboy hat). On the underside or "bottom" is a large hole, where Jupe describes (in a scene where he is presenting his "Star Lasso Experience") that the hole is two school bus lengths in diameter. A typical American school bus is approximately 14 metres long; therefore its diameter is roughly 28 metres. The Jean Jacket UFO is roughly 110 metres in diameter, and 20 metres thick at its widest point. Its outer skin has a fabric-cloth like texture, and at the front is a tiny slit-like recess which might be the UFO's front eye. The hole on its bottom also has another eye used to observe prey. If provoked, the alien unfolds itself into a more massive form as a threat display which looks similar to a jellyfish or a Biblical angel. Jean Jacket is able to hide itself inside clouds, move them, and cause them to precipitate (pour rain and other material). Alternatively, it may be that it assumes the form of clouds instead of entering them, or somehow creates moist fog from its outer skin like a cloak. In either case, it is capable of moving very quickly through the air, and can travel faster than the speed of sound (noted by the repeated sonic booms). It behaves similarly to a predator, feeding on living beings that look into it. It has limited intelligence, and it can be subjected to luring and "taming". When Jean Jacket is nearby (within 400 metres), all electricity stops working. It is not known if it has any control or knowledge of this effect. Jean Jacket hunts by the use of its ability to form tornadoes from its bottom hole, that sucks up any animal or person that looks directly at it (the visibility of eyes in its direct view are perceived as an instant dinner). The UFO however cannot distinguish the difference between eyes of actual living prey and the ones on printed/drawn inanimate objects. After Jean Jacket sucks its prey into its hole mouth, they enter claustrophobic intestine-like organs of the creature, which also glow in an eerie orange/pink color. Victims scream in terror as the muscles squeeze tightly, crushing the victims as they suffocate and wretch due to the lack of oxygen and digestive acids. Jean Jacket may also kill its prey instantly as soon as the unfortunate gets sucked in its hole mouth, by instantly crushing the prey using its powerful 'intestinal' muscles into a mass of blood and flesh pulp, before digesting it. Any metal and inorganic matter gets regurgitated out at high velocity downwards. Due to its limited intelligence, Jean Jacket does not speak, only emitting/communicating in an ambience of either its victims, both human and animal, screaming in agony, or with creaking that's similar to a metal ship.

5. #5Ricky "Jupe" Park

   Keys: 1998, Spectacle, Jupe, Gordy, Trauma, Gordy's Home, Jupiter, Ricky, Chimpanzee, Jupiter's Claim, Kid Sheriff, Viewers, Theme Park, SNL Sketch

   A former child actor and owner/creator of the theme park "Jupiter's Claim". When he was a child, Ricky Park was a popular cherubic child actor, renowned for starring as Jupiter in the western show Kid Sheriff, where he earned his nickname "Jupe". In 1996, he also played Mikey Houston in a live-action sitcom called Gordy's Home, revolving around a titular chimpanzee named Gordy who lives with an American family, the Houstons. In 1998, during the filming of an episode in the second season, the chimpanzee went feral after some balloons popped and frightened him. As Gordy proceeded to brutally maul the cast and crew. Jupe hid underneath a table, seeking refuge from the chaos. Eventually, Gordy calmed down and realized what he had done. He then noticed Jupe and tried to initiate their usual fistbump, a signature gag on the show, but was promptly shot down by animal control. The incident left Jupe deeply traumatized as a survivor. After the show's limited run, Jupe fell into a lack of notoriety, losing his claim to fame due to the incident that marred his reputation, thus losing his status as a child actor. Despite this, Jupe's hunger for the limelight persisted, so he opened an amusement park dubbed "Jupiter's Claim" (themed in lieu of Kid Sheriff). In order to supplement his income, Jupe also curated a hidden museum showcasing memorabilia from the Gordy's Home incident, at one point being offered $50,000 by a Dutch couple to visit. He eventually settled in Agua Dulce, California, where he lived comfortably with his wife Amber, and their three children. Years later, he realizes the existence of an unidentified aerial phenomena lurking in the sky, which he automatically deduces is of extraterrestrial origin. Drawing from his experience with Gordy, Jupe was convinced he had some power over animals since Gordy did not attack him like the other cast members. Realizing the money-making potential, Jupe begins abducting horses from a local ranch owned by Haywood Hollywood Horses and feeds them to the alien in hopes of taming it. The ranch owners Otis Jr. and Emerald, who have fallen into a financial dispute, are forced to sell their horses to Jupe when he offers to buy them for Jupiter's Claim in order to save their ranch. Jupe does not tell them that he has contributed to the deliberate abduction of their horses. Despite his charismatic façade as a carnival barker, Ricky "Jupe" Park is actually a greedy, overconfident, and naive businessman driven by ambition, constantly chasing the next money-making spectacle. Since the Gordy's Home incident, Jupe is clearly traumatized, shown when he struggles to articulate his memories of the event, often referencing the Saturday Night Live parody sketch as a coping mechanism. He denies and internalizes his trauma from his close friends, including his wife, while continuing to exploit the incident for profit by glorifying it and collecting mementos.

6. #6Antlers Holst

   Keys: Antlers, Cinematographer, Holst, Impossible Shot, Filmmaker

   A renowned cinematographer. Because he's a long-time cinematographer, he has an acute attention to visual detail. He's a deep-voiced filmmaker with a somewhat cynical attitude and a penchant for ominous, dramatic speeches. Famous as he is, Antlers is very disaffected by the modern state of filmography, and his greatest purpose in life is to achieve the "impossible" shot.

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