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Toontown is a location from the film Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988). Toontown is a cartoon municipality which appears to be made of sketches, ink and paint and which does not obey material laws of physics. Toontown served as home to a large number of cartoon entities, better known as, "Toons". Toontown's geographic location is in Southern California, namely through tunnels in Los Angeles and Anaheim. Toontown's laws of physics generally do not however extend to non cartoon characters with only cartoon residents being able to fully interact with the domain. These laws of physics seem to predominately be centred on if the actions aimed to be achieved are funny or not (though these rules might also extend to different genres which entities might exist within). It should be noted that the universal weakness of all cartoon substances was a chemical known as, "The Dip" which was a paint-thinner made from acetone, benzene and turpentine. As it was a paint-thinner, the Dip dissolved toons on contact and was considered by some to be the only way to definitively kill a Toon. the town now is more modern in design with some old design with more modern cartoon characters living in the town. Local Toontown businesses: Grape Ape Moving Company! Johnny Brave is a employee of Grape Ape Moving Company, Eduardo is a employee of Grape Ape Moving Company. Hatchet's Cafe, the Boss is Chef Hatchet, Jo is a employee of Hatchet's Cafe, Flo is a employee of Hatchet's Cafe cafe cook. Spinel's sweets candy store, Spinel owner of the store. Toontown Modeling agency, Models: Jessica Rabbit, Minerva Mink, Lola Bunny, Tawna Bandicoot, Queen Tyr'ahnee. Jessica Rabbit Physical appearance Jessica is a statuesque tall, voluptuous and gorgeous woman with a curvy and slender hourglass figure with a narrow waist and large, broad hips. She has fair skin and long, luxurious red (or orange) hair with side-bangs that usually cover her right eye. Her green eyes are heavy-lidded and seductive with long dark lashes and accented by shimmering lavender eye shadow. Her nose is fairly small, especially in relation to her full, red pouting lips. Her ensemble consists of a red sequined strapless dress that reveals a lot of cleavage with a low back, sweetheart neckline, and high thigh slit. In addition, she wears stockings (revealed in the deleted Pig Head scene), pink stilettos, elegant purple opera gloves, and gold stud earrings.

Boris the Wolf Physical Appearance "And something like a tall wolf, ears sticking straight up in the air and wearing overalls." — Dreams Come to Life Boris is a tall anthropomorphic wolf wearing white overalls and black boots. A pair of buttons fasten the two straps to his waist and they appear to have several pockets on them. Both knees and center of his overalls are sewn with patches and he also wears a pair of blank white gloves. Boris is easily the tallest of the studio's creations. He sports rosy cheeks, freckle-dots on his muzzle, and long ears that point upwards. Similar to other cartoon characters, Boris has pie cut eyes. Unlike a real-life wolf, he does not have a tail. Seen in the animated shorts, Boris appears to have four pointy fangs and will have a full set of sharp teeth when angered.

Ms. Chalice Appearance Ms. Chalice's head is a chalice cup with what seems to be some sort of liquid inside, topped with a white and gold striped straw. Her eyes are similar to Mugman's, only with eyelashes and a beauty mark on the corner of her right eye. As for her outfit, Ms. Chalice wears a black shirt with a white collar and a seafoam green skirt. For her lower body, unlike in the game where she wears golden ballet flats, she wears a pair of orange Mary Janes occasionally used as a way to charm others via tap dancing.

Queen Tyr'ahnee Appearance Tyr'ahnee has the appearance of a beautiful young woman with black skin, mid-back length or waist-length white hair, purple eyes, no visible mouth, a violet marking across her nose and she has a curvy Feminine figure. She mostly wears an outfit reminiscent of ancient Egyptian royalty, featuring a golden bikini top connected to a big golden necklace, a semi- translucent Light purple skirt with a golden belt that has a green gemstone in the middle and matching purple high heels. As a Queen As a queen, she wears golden bikini top with gold necklace, yellow-and-purple head band with an emerald, gold bracelets on both hands, purple boots and transparent purple skirt that has thigh-high slits on both sides with a gold belt that has a green jewel in its center. Her appearance usually infatuates others. As a Ninja Her hair form is changed into a ponytail. She wears a fuchsia robe that covers almost her entire body except her eyes. As a Warrior Her tail is ponytail too. She wears blue and light blue (armor on her hands and legs includes majenta color) armor which consists of helmet, purple cape, torso armor and pants with boots (last two include purple crystals) leaving her face, arms (except hands) and midriff exposed.

Woody Woodpecker Appearance the iconic cartoon character, is depicted in a cheerful and welcoming pose. His signature red head, with a distinctive crest, is tilted slightly to the side, emphasizing his playful personality. His large, wide-eyed expression conveys a sense of enthusiasm and mischief. Woody's beak is open in a wide grin, revealing his white teeth. His blue and white body. Woody's appearance was redesigned to resemble a slimmer version of his mid-1940s topknot self instead of having the forward-crested appearance he's had since 1953. To that effect, his crest was pushed back and his eyes were once again made green.

Magica De Spell Physical Appearance When first appeared, Magica takes the form of a black shadow with red glowing eyes in "The Beagle Birthday Massacre!", but made her first speaking appearance in "Terror of the Terra-firmians!". In "The Shadow War!" after she got Scrooge's Number One Dime, she gained her physical appearance, which is that of a tall, slender and green-feathered duck with an amber-colored bill (typical of other ducks), a small tail, yellow eyes with paler sclera, small triangular pupils and fluttery eyelashes, and neck-length, straight black hair with a single dark purple streak on the right side. When her staff was temporarily broken and she loses her magic, her feathers turn into a normal white. However, at the end of "The Phantom and the Sorceress!" she obtains the amulet back from Lena, giving her powers back, and her feathers become green again. Her attire is all-black with a few shades of purple, which consists of a black choker around her neck, a black hooded-cape with fuchsia inner lining that is held by an oval-shaped purple jewel, which holds up her black strapless dress with a couple of tears at the hem, and black fingerless opera gloves. She is usually barefoot.

Grape Ape is a 40-foot purple gorilla with the mind of a child. His catch phrase is saying his name twice ("Grape Ape, Grape Ape") after anything anyone says, usually as a form of agreement or acknowledgement of what was said. He travels the countryside with his canine pal Beegle Beagle, whom he calls "Beegly Beagly". Grape Ape has joined in Yogi Bear's team, the Yogi Yahooeys. and is the only 1962-post member of the team. Physical appearance He has purple fur and wears a green shirt, a hat, and a dark green bow tie.

Chef Hatchet Appearance Chef is a tall bald Muscular black man with a light green shirt, dark green pants, black shoes, white apron, and white chef hat. and a thin mustache. he wears a dark purple shirt with a dark purple necktie, khaki pants, and brown shoes as well.

Jo/Johanna Appearance Jo has brown skin and curly purple hair tied into a bun. She wears a white apron over a pink-and-black striped shirt, with ripped black leggings. She also has a white visor and black-and-white sneakers.

Flo Personality Flo is charismatic and generous towards costumers, but can be strict at Jo sometimes. She tries to keep her business floating even when she has to deal with Kid Cosmic antics, including having her diner in space. Despite that, she decides to support Jo even if she prefers to get mentorship from Queen Xhan.

Blaineley Physical Appearance Blaineley is a tall, slim, beautiful and light tan-skinned woman with an hourglass figure, pale-cherry lips, cyan eyes and back-length, straight, and streaked dyed golden-blonde hair. Her attire consists of a set of hooped cherry-red earrings, and a crimson choker, off-the-shoulder knee-length maxi dress, and strapped high-heels. She also accessorizes with pale-gold cuff bracelets on her wrists.

Dr. Flugslys Appearance Flug is somewhat a tall and quite lanky young man, with legs that are unusually long compared to his body. He wears a brown paper bag over his head, and a pair of strap-on goggles. The goggles are thick because they help correct his terrible eyesight.[14] He has a standard white lab coat and yellow gloves. He wears a royal blue shirt bearing a clip-art style drawing of a plane crash, light blue jeans, and red chucks.

Hoss Delgado Appearance Hoss seems to be missing a hand, which he has replaced with a cybernetic weapon hand that can transform into various weapons and tools (referred to as a Swiss Army Hand in his video game profile). It's unknown how he lost his hand (though in Underfist, Irwin found his hand, pickled in a jar, and the video game profile says that he lost it between the cushions of his couch). In Underfist, his right leg seems to have been replaced with the same cybernetics on his arm. For his first appearance, he originally had to manually attach devices to his hand, where they were linked with a metal bar, and could be detached by hitting one of the studs on the wristband; for all later appearances, they instead shifted into place automatically, flush with the wrist (and no longer detachable), though where the attachments are stored is unknown.

Kaio Kincaid Physical Appearance K.O. is a small boy who has tan skin and brown-colored eyes. He has dark brown jagged hair that is somewhat in the shape of a square at the top and is held together with a red headband. K.O. wears a low-cut white tank-top with a blue sleeveless jacket, which is his Gar's Bodega's standard uniform, and dark blue shorts. He also wears red wristbands, pink leg warmers, and is barefoot. He is also considered to be cute and adorable by many of his fellow friends and allies as seen in the series.

Mickey Mouse 2013 Appearance Mickey wears red shorts with yellow buttons. Mickey has black fur and white skin, and his nose was tinted black. His eyes are typically black with a classic "pie-eyed" style. He also wears yellow shoes. Depending on the situation of the episode, Mickey will wears various outfits. Personality Mickey is friendly, kind and honest character.

Hilda Berg Appearance Hilda Berg bares a rather stylized design to her physical appearance in contrast to a few of the other females in the game. She has a tall, slender figure appearing as a human-zeppelin hybrid (which is seen for a split second before she eats the cloud which causes her to transform). She has pinkish, fair-colored skin and short black hair in a finger-wave haircut with a prominent hair-line in the center. Her facial structure consists of a long, pointed nose, thin black eyebrows, salmon eyelids, and three thin black eyelashes on each eye. Hilda's wardrobe is generally simple, with a zeppelin touch. She wears a red shirt with a darker lower half, and crimson, puffy sleeves, as well as a pink skirt and matching ballet flats. On the top of her head, Hilda wears a tan-colored weather vane with gold accents. She also wears simple white opera-gloves and glowing gold bracelets.

Pomni Appearance Pomni is a stylized humanoid character, with a large head and small, slim limbs. She has completely white skin, with small markings imitating blush underneath her eyes, and black eyelids and thick lines around her eyes that may represent eyeliner. Her pupil formation appears to change frequently. It is most often appears as a red and blue pinwheel imprint, but when she feels heightened anxiety or fear, her pupils are replaced with animated scribbles. She has asymmetrical eyelashes, with her left eye having eyelashes on the top eyelid and her right eye having eyelashes on the bottom. She has short, straight medium black hair (which often appears brown due to lighting), with two small nuggets poking out from under her hat and two locks of hair formulating the flanks of her body. Her ensemble resembles that of a jester, rather than that of a circus clown like Kaufmo. She wears a red and blue jumpsuit with round, poofy sleeves, and shorts. The torso part of the jumpsuit features dual colors in a mirrored/reverse design for the front and back, with blue (right) and red (left), and vice versa respectively, with her sleeves and shorts being striped. She has additional yellow accents, being a pair of spheres on her front torso (which could resemble pom-poms or buttons), cuffs/bands around her sleeves, upper thighs/waist, and shorts, and a shirt collar, implying an undershirt. On her head, she wears a matching striped, two-armed jester's hat, with a yellow brim and small, yellow bells on the tips of the hat's elbows, which all of us never see separated from her head. She also wears gloves, with the left one being blue, and the right being red. Inverse to this, her left shoe is red, and her right shoe is blue—both pairs having the same yellow accents as the ones on her clothing.

Daisy Duck 2013 Appearnace Daisy is a white feathered duck. She wears a pink blouse shirt, white high boots with flowers on them and a pink bow on her head. She’s mostly seen with no pants as her bottom is in the form of a skirt.

Agent Honeydew Appearance Agent Honeydew is a tall and curvaceous young woman. She has short black hair that is curled on the front and sides, and like most characters on Dexter's Laboratory, she has black eyes with white sclera and always wears both eyeshadow and lipstick. When not on duty, Agent Honeydew wears a variety of casual clothes, but usually wears a long black halter dress with a slit midi skirt. While on duty, she wears a violet-blue jumpsuit.

Spinel Appearance Current Spinel has a pink complexion,magenta eyes,a small pointy nose,and dark cerise hair that is styled into messy pigtails.She also has three black lines underneath both of her eyes, an inversion of the eyelashes from her original form and reminiscent of running mascara. Her clothing consists of a plum-colored top, puffy pointed hot pink sleeves, puffy rose shorts, hot pink wrist-length gloves, white stockings, and a pair of rose knee-high pointy boots. Her gemstone is located in the center of her chest, cut in the shape of an upside-down heart with lots of facets and detail.

Daffy Duck Appearance & Attire Daffy (according to Bugs) is less than three and a half feet tall, and he apparently weighs less than five pounds as he couldn't lift a 4lb dumbbell which he described as "his own weight" in Working Duck. He has black feathers, an orange beak, orange legs, and a white ring around his neck, the ring was assumed to be part of his body until Rebel Without a Glove where it was revealed to actually be a pearl necklace. While discussing surgery to stop his snoring, he discovers that he has a small insignificant bump on his beak, however Daffy sees it as quite the opposite and goes to extreme measures to remove it. Although he later has the procedure reversed after some "encouragement" from Tina.

Tina Russo Appearance Tina is roughly the same height as Daffy, although judging by her body and hips she is in considerably better shape than Daffy (Which isn't hard considering he is a weak and feeble wuss). Her feathers are pastel yellow, and her legs and beak are a lighter shade of orange than Daffy, Also according to him; Tina's beak is bigger. She has brown hair which appears to be streaked or highlighted, her hair has looked to be very red in photos of her however, She wears brown or sometimes black eyeshadow. She has several outfits shown throughout her appearances, She wears a denim skirt with a variety of shirts, Normally seen wearing a blue shirt which appears to be a work shirt from Copy Place, when off work she is seen wearing a red, or red and white shirt (although the pure red shirt hasn't been seen since season 1 and was probably scrapped).

Local Toontown businesses: Grape Ape Moving Company! Johnny Brave is a employee of Grape Ape Moving Company, Eduardo is a employee of Grape Ape Moving Company. Hatchet's Cafe, the Boss is Chef Hatchet, Jo is a employee of Hatchet's Cafe, Flo is a employee of Hatchet's Cafe.

Roger Rabbit Personality Roger is hyperactive, friendly, talkative, funny, a bit childlike, and not very bright at times. He loves to make others laugh and is good friends with the other Toons, especially Baby Herman (his Maroon Cartoons costar) and Benny the Cab. He is also cowardly and greatly fears Judge Doom, the Dip, and the Toon Patrol as well as many other hazards. Despite his traditionally cartoonish behavior, Roger is aware of what most people think of cartoons, facts he's voiced to Eddie Valiant, in that making people laugh and smile is often what makes toons' lives worthwhile, but also notes that there are times when making people laugh and smile is the only weapon toons have. He believes that if someone doesn't have a good sense of humor, they're better off dead, and gets upset over having to sit through things such as newsreels that he perceives as boring. He truly loves his wife Jessica and always makes her laugh. To him as he tells Eddie and his boss R.K. Maroon, Jessica is "the light of his life", "the apple of his eye" and "the cream in his coffee." Roger does not take well to human alcoholic beverages. It is shown twice in the film that when he has consumed one, he changes color rapidly, at least one of his eyes pops open, his bow tie spins, and he mumbles incoherently at a fast pace, before stretching up into the air and whistling like a steam whistle at a loud enough tone to shatter glass, all the while flailing about. Afterward, his mood swings violently, especially in an aggressive manner. However, it is unknown how he would fare against toon-made drinks. Roger Rabbit is now mayor of Toontown.

Bendy the Demon Personality "A playful little fellow, Bendy can get up to some naughty antics when left to his own devices."— Joey Drew Studios Employee Handbook "As seen in our animated cartoons, Bendy is mischievous and full of fun. He likes to get people's attention and he'll stop at nothing to make sure he has it."— Joey Drew Studios Employee Handbook Bendy is a mischievous troublemaker, as one would expect from a little devil. Bendy can be greedy at times, often being seen attempting to steal. While this is mainly depicted in the comics, it can also be seen in the cartoons. In "Tasty Trio Troubles", Bendy outright refuses to pay for the burger he orders from Charley. Bendy also didn't pay Gaskette for his ride according to Gaskette's bio image. Despite this, according to Joey Drew Studios Employee Handbook, while Bendy can be playful, he is not evil. His jokes are never mean-spirited, and he shows care for his friends. Despite his troublemaking, Bendy does have a good heart. When he receives a magical trident in the comics, his first order of business is granting Boris and Alice their respective wishes. Bendy is also shown to be working as a firefighter in Hellfire Fighter, showing that he has a desire to help others. Bendy is also shown to have an adventurous side, which often gets him and his friends into trouble.

Ms. Chalice Personality Ms. Chalice appears to be a cheerful albeit manipulative person, for example tricking Mugman to eat an astral cookie to swap places with him in the first cutscene of the DLC. However, she is also shown to be quite selfless and compassionate to others, she is willing to give up her pursuit of the Wondertart after learning it requires an actual soul to be created, and was happy to have made two new friends instead. In The Cuphead Show!, her behavior has been altered into a near contrast to her in-game personality, typically during her debut; In Charm's Way. She's shown to not only be less empathetic for others, but her manipulative nature further expanded upon as she uses her cute appearance and charisma to get what she wants for free, therefore playing an anti-heroic role in the show. She's also shown to be blatantly aloof, claiming she is a "solo-act", preferring to be alone in her exploits. She's also shown to be a bit of a coward towards authoritative figures, as she'll even abandon those she has grown close to just to avoid them.

Queen Tyr'ahnee Personality Tyr'ahnee is somewhat snarking, affable and occasionally compulsive, She is capable of alluring and using her charms towards others, However she is capable of doing the right thing and at the end of the series, she saves the earth and mars.

Magica De Spell Personality Magica is a cruel, persistent, ambitious and flamboyant witch, who aims to steal Scrooge's Number One Dime to free herself, and uses her niece Lena to retrieve it for her. She is also vain and narcissistic, believing that being a powerful sorceress entitles her to do whatever she wants and does not care for the harm she inflicts on others such as using Lena or endangering Scrooge's family. After losing her powers, her threatening and intimidating exterior varnish, revealing an emotionally frail, petty, miserable and melancholic woman with a massive inferiority complex. In her next appearance, in "A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill!", her sanity has finally slipped and was forced to steal scavenged tech to get inside Lena's head to get her powers back, only to fail again. She also hates children. Despite being powerless, she still hasn't learned anything from her past experience and doesn't show remorse over her actions. Despite her being cruel to almost everyone, it is revealed in her youth, she and her twin brother Poe ruled over a village together. Both of them cared deeply for each other, which is the only example of compassion she has ever shown. When she accidentally turned her brother into a crow, she begged for Scrooge's help to prevent her brother from flying off, offering him everything she had, including her power and magic, but he chose to ignore her pleas as Poe flew away and she never saw her brother again. Because Scrooge refused to help her, such a loss fueled much of her hatred towards him.

Space Ghost Personality When appearing in media closer to Space Ghost Coast to Coast, however, he's a different beast entirely. This iteration of Space Ghost, is, of course, a talk show host, but it's up to you to decide if he's good at it. Many guest appearances result in him becoming infatuated with them, getting into fights with them, or just plain ignoring them. His personality, in general, is pretty much the opposite of how he was originally. He only really cares about himself, forces Zorak and Moltar (Or Brak in Cartoon Planet) into the show with him without pay, and is completely oblivious to what's going on half the time, often spouting nonsensical phrases. He insists that he's a real ghost, but isn't really sure how ghosts work.

Johnny Bravo Personality Johnny is an extremely dimwitted, ill-mannered, and inconsiderable beefcake, hence his Dumb Blonde nickname. He always tries to get a random woman's attention, but the women usually hurt him due to his lack of respect of their personal space and boorish attitude, when they usually find him annoying as well. Not only that, but he also has bad people skills, disloyalty, and various other issues that lead to him having very few friends while everybody else does not want him around them nor care for his well-being. He really loves his mother and his hair, and will get angry if his hair and glasses are touched and if his mother is threatened. He is usually a bully and an arrogant jerk, but whether it's for his mother, to impress a woman or out of care of his friends (mostly Suzy, Carl and Pops), Johnny intends on doing good deeds regardless of any situation he's in although they usually backfire. At times, he is an anti-hero and minor antagonist of the series. Despite how rude and vain he is, Johnny will open up to people whom he sees them as parental figures, like his mother Bunny and Pops. He is also capable of true love and is likely willing to give up his annoyingly pigheaded and if not delusional womanizing charms to be with a woman he truly likes. Even though he doesn't respect them he will try to do a good deed just get them to like him.

Grape Ape Personality Although a well-meaning, good-natured, lovable, and kind-hearted creature, Grape Ape has the intelligence of a child, and is prone to make mistakes by accident (typically in huge consequences).

Chef Hatchet Personality Chef Hatchet is the aggressive and military-tough sidekick of Total Drama host Chris. He provides the meals for the contestants, disgusting slop which has been slammed by all but a few competitors, but even they have complained about it at one point or another. However, some episodes have suggested that Chef actually does have exceptional culinary skills, meaning he prepares disgusting meals for the contestants on purpose. He will take over as primary host when Chris is absent or when he is told to do so. Given that both derive equal enjoyment from harming the teenagers, it is hardly a far cry from the normal routine. Chef is bigger, louder, and much more confrontational and intimidating than Chris, who prefers a different outlet of striking fear into the contestants. However, Chef still has standards and will sometimes express admiration or even concern for the contestants, only to be ignored by Chris. He frequently cross-dresses, which garner ridicule from everybody present. Although Chris calls him a friend, they have had more than their share of negative interactions throughout the series. Chris's selfishness and neglect of the competitors will sometimes be replicated in his treatment of Chef. Chef is not at all hesitant to call the other out and, in some instances, he has threatened or come close to leaving the show because of it. Chris is always extremely against this idea. Chef is multi-talented, having been seen doing many things skilfully while Chris introduces challenges. He has claimed to have fought in a war, which could explain his current militaristic approach to others. In the reboot, Chef is a lot more caring to the contestants and frequently acts as a voice of reason when Chris takes things too far, possibly because he may have softened with age due to the reboot happening fifteen years after the show's beginning. Chef shows genuine concern for the contestants' safety, such as being worried about Wayne and Raj after they get badly injured and telling the contestants not to eat a 50 foot tapeworm for a challenge. However, he still retains some of his rudeness and berates the contestants at every elimination ceremony on what they did wrong.

Eduardo Personality Despite his menacing appearance, Eduardo is one of the gentlest friends in the entire house. He speaks in third person most of the time. He sometimes speaks in Spanish phrases or words, commonly calling Bloo "Azul". Essentially, it can be considered that he speaks "Spanglish". Despite being a protector friend, he's a total coward; as noted in "House of Bloo's" by Wilt, he wouldn't hurt a fly because, as Eduardo pointed out, he's too scared of them. Despite his fear, when motivated, by either need or fear from an actual threat, he is a powerful protector. However, he takes little to no initiative to protect himself because of his gentleness, despite being able to pummel far larger beings than himself into the ground. He is also jealous of Bloo because he is "cooler", to the point where he "stole his thunder" in "Better Off Ed". During "Cuckoo for Coco Cards" on Coco's imaginary friend trading cards, Eduardo is classified first as a "big fat baby", then a "chicken," then a "scaredy cat" before being finally upgraded to "crazy idiot" after much trying. While Eduardo is very timid, he is also immensely strong, as shown when he is motivated by the need to protect his friends from threats, perceived or otherwise. He often shows his strength by accident when suddenly frightened as well. This caused him to be a favorite contender in an imaginary friend fighting contest, as he would get scared and then end up inadvertently defeating his opponents. It has also been implied that he can be quite intimidating when he is angered (usually when his friends are under what he perceives to be a threat). Surprisingly, Eduardo's horns are incredibly strong, capable of withstanding a full-on impact into the Extremosaur cage in "House of Bloo's," and Eduardo often (accidentally) knocks out targets upon running into them, such as a terrified Mr. Herriman in "Who Let The Dogs In?" Eduardo has also nurtured a pink elephant squeaky toy like a baby in "Squeakerboxxx," even going as far to name it Paco. He also has many Beanie Baggies (a Beanie Baby parody). If there was any food he was to eat, it would be potatoes: He is commonly heard saying, "I like potatoes." In "Who Let The Dogs In?" he is shown to be fond of dogs (particularly puppies) and he eventually adopts a dog, Chewy. In "One False Movie," we learn that one of his favorite TV shows is Lauren is Explorin', an obvious spoof of Dora The Explorer. He also loves Christmas, as seen in "A Lost Claus," where he puts a Christmas wreath on his skull belt buckle, sleigh bells on his tail, paints his horns to resemble candy canes, and even places mistletoe on one of his horns and kisses everyone in sight. He is also very rich: During the episode "The Buck Swaps Here," Eduardo finds an American dollar worth $100. Later, after it has been used to buy a pink dollhouse for $99.99 American dollars, he saves the last penny in a safe hidden beneath his Beanie Baggies, and it is revealed that he has at least five gold bars and many dollar bills, as well as four or five diamonds, and is a financial genius, making a fortune by investing in children's toys stocks. This mostly includes the metafictional Beanie Baggie franchise of which Eduardo is a huge fan, keeping a massive collection of them in his room. It was also discovered in "The Buck Swaps Here" that he likes girls' dolls.

Jo/Johanna Personality Jo can be described as kind, caring, loyal, and curious. Albeit suspicious of unknown people, with enough time, she can learn to trust them. She usually spends her time scrolling through pictures of popular tour destinations, as she often gets tired working at the diner, like teens her age, all she ever wanted was to see the world and do something big with her life. She has shown to panic sometimes and easily get stressed out. But she does show the traits of a good leader, competent, mature, quick thinking, responsible, ability to complement the teams abilities, and headstrong determination. Despite her levelheaded attitude however, she has shown moments of acting very excitable and with the same sort of spirit and passion as Kid does. Because of her age along with her responsibilities in working at her mother's diner, she has become a responsible and capable young lady. Due to her levelheaded attitude and tactical smarts, she acts as the voice of reason. Additionally, she's also not as secure of herself, leading her to be more cautious, grounded and realistic. In fact, her cautious nature and levelheadedness would help her balance out Kid's brashness and impulsiveness and why she would be perceived (and later become) the leader of the team. Like all teenagers, Jo struggles a lot with identity and her place in life. While she is fond of the diners' patrons, she feels trapped in the area and feels a sense of powerlessness in her life. This leads her to daydream about visiting other places. She feels chafed at having her life uprooted by her mother's decision to move them to the region. It doesn't help that she lacks any peers her age in the vicinity to interact with. It's these factors that led to her bonding with and befriending Kid. The two shared a prominent moment of empathy while Kid was convincing her to become a hero alongside him. She changes considerably in founding the Local Heroes alongside Kid. Initially, she was hesitant and deferential to her mother, showing a fear in disappointing her. However, by the time her mother discovers the rings, Jo has a newfound confidence thanks to overcoming the various encounters of people wanting the Stones of Power. Being self-empowered now thanks to her experience, she becomes more assertive in her decisions and in remain a hero. However, this frustration would become explictly evident when the Diner is teleported to space. Now formally the leader of the Local Heroes along with their new mission, Jo is forced to deal with a greater sense of responsability and anxiety, toward between her mother's goals of the diner and her and Kid's mission with hero work.. This along with her desire for more independence would lead her to being mentored by Queen Xhan. While she would gain a boost of confidence, it would also enable some of her recklessness. This along with her decision for independence would lead her to neglect her mother's wisdom indirectly, leading her to make a number of mistakes. Eventually, the frustration would drive a wedge between her and her team. Nevertheless, after Krosh's betrayal and Fantos gaining the stones, Jo showed deep remorse and regret her actions, apologized to her friends and family, and proved herself as a competent leader. By the end, she has grown even moreso, taking her mother's lessons to heart and applying them in her own means.

Minerva Mink Personality Personality-wise and despite her "beauty" and "attractiveness", Minerva can best be described as a gold-digger, so to speak, being extremely vain and greedy. If the people who swooned over her got to know her a little more they would discover some of her more meaner traits. She is typically seen using men to do whatever she wanted, showing no interest in them whatsoever. Minerva is also seemingly only into one’s physical appearance above all-else, as she kept rejecting Wilford Wolf in his "nerdy" appearance despite his kindness to her and desire to establish an actual connection with her (it should be noted Wilford made more of an effort to bond with her beyond her looks unlike most of her other admirers). In addition, she threatened to end a friendship with her best friend Trudy just because Trudy arranged for Minerva to give her cousin a tour of the woods. As an example of poetic justice, "Meet Minerva" and "Moon Over Minerva" show her receiving a taste of her own medicine. In "Moon Over Minerva", as she fawns over Wilford only for his werewolf form which vanishes after a short amount of time. Then in "Meet Minerva" she fawns after a man with similar exacting standards who didn't seem to find her attractive at all. Her personality, being fashion conscious, obsessed with beauty and money, resembles a valley girl - a stereotype typically mocked in the works of her voice actress, Julie Brown. Although Minerva can be snobby and often lacks interest in those who seek her attention, she sometimes acts kind around others. This is best shown when, toward the end of her debut short, she gives Newt a hug and kiss of genuine affection rather than manipulation, being actually surprised when he reacts in an attracted manner even when that wasn't her intent this time. She is shown to have a more friendly dynamic with Newt in the comics following this, as well.

Blaineley Personality Blaineley is obsessed with gossip and fame. She wants more than anything to obtain a "juicy" story and attempts to delve into topics that could potentially cause a scandal. When she first appears in Celebrity Manhunt's Total Drama Action Reunion Special, Blaineley is depicted as enthusiastic and friendly; however, her true colors are eventually revealed when she starts hosting Total Drama's Aftermath show. On the aftermath show, Blaineley demonstrates that she is conceited, mean, and willing to do whatever it takes to remain in the spotlight, including sending Bridgette to Siberia and lying about her real name. When she joins Total Drama World Tour as a contestant, it doesn't take long for the others to start hating her, but a different side to Blaineley is shown when she is paired with Owen in Niagara Brawls. Through an unlikely friendship, Owen helps Blaineley let loose and focus less on her public image, proving that she isn't entirely bad after all.

Dr. Flug Personality Dr. Flug is easily manipulated by Black Hat. He appears to be a cowardly young man, but isn't truly a wimp. He is very intelligent and inventive. He has a liking to 5.0.5., and considers himself the bear's father, as evidenced by 5.0.5's multiple illustrations in which Dr. Flug is referred to as "Dad." By contrast, he has a disliking towards Demencia, though, they're friends. Like the others, Dr. Flug appears to have some truly villainous tendencies. He seems to have no problem with torturing or threatening others, as shown in the Orientation Videos for Villains series. Dr. Flug also appears to have somewhat of an ego when it comes to his intellect, and refers to himself as a genius. He is extremely fastidious and a bit of a micromanager. He has to make lists of everything lest he go crazy, and he handles much of the Organizations' operations and all of its finances. His stress catches up to him, however; everyone at the cardiologist knows him due to his frequent visits. He fervently wants to stick to his plans even when they don't work out, but can adapt if necessary. This was a key plot point in the pilot episode "The Dreadful Dawn". Even though he likes to be in control, he does employ other scientists to help him with projects. He selects these scientists personally from the Mad Science Expo, where he heads a booth representing Black Hat Organization. He is a strict boss, mostly because Black Hat would not tolerate incompetence or insubordination from either Flug or his employees. Despite the constant chaos, Dr. Flug actually likes working at Black Hat Organization most of the time, as long as Black Hat isn't too angry with him.

Lola Bunny Personality Lola is an incredibly perky and talkative grown girl, who always speaks exactly what's on her mind even if she can't seem to concentrate on any one thing for too long. Described by Bugs in their first Merrie Melodie as a "very pretty lady, but crazy, crazy, crazy", Lola is considered attractive but unbalanced. She quickly becomes infatuated with and idealizes any man who she interprets as showing interest in her, even if she barely knows him. When the feelings aren't reciprocated, she engages in extreme obsessive behavior, to the point that she stalks potential lovers, taps their phone lines, breaks into their homes, and requires them to cut off friends and family members who don't approve of their relationship. This obsession and idealization is chiefly enacted on Bugs, though it subsides somewhat when the two begin officially dating. At that point, Lola is willing to criticize him, finding his female disguises incredibly ugly and even trying to keep him out of her family photo because she thought his chipped tooth would ruin it. This shows she places importance on appearance and is shallow. Lola can also be nosy, absent minded, and selfish but she likes to think she is doing good, and tries to spread her optimistic, enthusiastic outlook to others. Lola genuinely attempts to help those she cares about, though this usually backfires due to how naïve, easily confused and distracted she is. Her errors range from small things (like what foods she's allergic to) to enormous (like confusing the Eiffel Tower for Stone Henge), to downright dangerous (like crawling into a mailbox without considering how to get back out again). When she's not (often literally) chasing men or spending time with friends, Lola likes recording her own thoughts and playing tennis. She is also shown sewing, singing, playing the organ and has expressed an interest in extraterrestrial life on several occasions.

Hoss Delgado Personality Hoss is a spectral exterminator, hunting down a variety of supernatural forces and monsters. He serves as a mentor to Irwin and helps both Billy and Mandy to their goals. However, he mostly helps them due to his fascination with stands. He was bullied as a child and even by his own father who made fun of him by calling him ‘Midnight Sailor‘ due to him wetting the bed until he was 32. He also dated Eris at one point, but their relationship brought too much order in the world, leaving him without a job, so he had to breakup with her.

Carol Kincaid Personality She can be a bit rough with K.O., as she had her students literally attack him with love (hugs, kisses, etc.) However, K.O. doesn't seem at all hurt by this and only finds it to be an annoyance. She also seems to be quite the authority figure to K.O., as she seems to have him figure out the lesson he must learn, instead of telling him directly, which wouldn't help him learn anything. She also is willing to punish K.O. when he misbehaves. She grounded K.O. when he escalated a conflict with Chameleon Jr. Aside from this, Carol has a friendly and educated attitude among the other heroes of the plaza. She will get enraged if someone dares to insult or bother her son. When she belonged to P.O.I.N.T., Carol had a personality quite similar to K.O.'s when he got hired in Gar's Bodega. She was very optimistic and believed in the team working to succeed in a hard mission. Carol has shown to be magnanimous and sympathetic. For example, she tried to reasonably quell hostility between K.O. and Chameleon Jr. by reasonably talking to Chameleon Sr., even while Chameleon Sr. was attempting to attack her. However, she became aggressive when Chameleon Sr. insulted K.O. Also, she showed compassion toward an elderly and debilitated Succulentus during a fight by offering him to get some coffee and sort out things.

Kaio Kincaid Personality K.O. is an eager young boy who wishes to be one of the world's greatest heroes and to make his mom proud of it. He is willing to learn anything that would make him a great hero, such as friendship. Extremely loyal to Lakewood Plaza Turbo, he is optimistic about anything that comes his way. Despite his insightful nature, K.O. is very naive. This was shown in "You're Everybody's Sidekick", when he failed to realize that Red Action, Drupe, and Gregg were making fun of him until Enid pointed it out to him, and when he later failed to realize that Carol and Mr. Gar had started dating. He often shows that he wants nothing more in the world than to help people, as it would help him to get closer to his goal of becoming a true hero and because he feels good after. According to Dendy and her data, she believes that K.O's desire to help others comes from a lack of a father figure and wants to gain love from others in order to fill that void despite having a loving and caring mother. It has been shown that K.O. is sensitive when it comes to the subject of his father since he never knew him well. K.O. has been shown to be a "mama's boy" as he loves and adores his mother, Carol, and sees her as the greatest mom in the world. He still refers to her as his "mommy" from time to time. Despite this, K.O. doesn't fully feel he can fully relate to Carol, his mother's status as a powerful warrior leaving a rift in some aspects of their relationship. Despite how good-natured K.O. is, he can still become arrogant under circumstances where he feels he is in power. In "Let's Be Heroes", K.O. bought a variety of hero supplies, believing that what he bought would be enough to help him take on Darrell, one of Lord Boxman's robots. Later, in "You're Level 100!", K.O's Pow Card glitched, saying he was Level 100. As a result, he grew very popular among the residents and felt he was powerful enough to take on Giant Darrell by himself. K.O. has a strong sense of willpower and courage. As shown in "Face Your Fears", K.O. faced a shadowy villainous form of himself who was incredibly strong. It is unknown what this form of him truly represents, but it can be implied that K.O. possibly fears being drawn to the "dark side" and hurting others. This leads him to push T.K.O. away, trapping his other self within his subconscious. This form appeared in "T.K.O.", revealed to be K.O.' alter ego. This can be further expanded from "Big Reveal" where K.O finds out that his father was actually Professor Venomous, who was originally the P.O.I.N.T member, Laserblast. While his mother was fighting Professor Venomous, K.O. started to have questions about having some villain blood within himself, and what that meant for who he was. Later, he realized that just because he had dark thoughts, he didn't need to repress his feelings. He accepted that he'd segregated a part of himself, and accepted T.K.O., allowing for them to become one being once again.

Professor Membrane Personality Professor Membrane has been presented an incredibly vain individual judging by how he owns multiple objects and inventions that resemble him (Mainly being his scythe-shaped hairstyle). Despite this, he still cares about other people. That, being his family. Although he does seem to have little parental concern for his children. As shown in the unmade episode "Mopiness of Doom", Dib comes home after a fight with Zim, now having disheveled hair, scratches, and torn up clothing. Membrane either didn't notice Dib's condition, or seem very concerned about it. There are times where he shows parental concern for his children however. As seen in "Gaz, Taster of Pork", he was clearly stressed out by the fact he could not find a way to cure Gaz for when she was "cursed" to taste pigs. As well as another scene from "Mopiness of Doom", He was easily able to detect that Dib was not happy about something. Showing that he's easily able to tell how someone feels depending on their demeanor, or anything they do that's slightly off. Like when one of Dib's calculations were incorrect, Membrane clearly took this as a "cry for help" and told Dib he could tell him what was wrong. Another example is from "Quarterly 2", when Dib gets knocked off the Membrane Labs Junior Executive Mobile Exosuit by Zim, Membrane clearly showed worry for his son's life, quickly jumping into action by catching his son, and expressed anger at what Zim had just tried to do. Membrane can also be temperamental since he usually tends to suddenly raise his voice when saying certain words, or talking about a certain topic. He's rather expressive through movement, and tone of voice. Which is probably a good thing considering his face is obscured by he coat and goggles. Much like his daughter Gaz, he can also be vengeful at times as shown in "The Most Horrible X-Mas Ever", he was not happy to have received an overload of socks from Santa Claus, and devoted a portion of his life to destroying Santa. He's clearly still very angry about it, even in adulthood. Although his parenting skills seem to be missing in action, he really does love his kids, taking time at least once a year for dinner together—and always remembering to activate the food monitor. In "Future Dib", he invented a device that would supply unlimited energy to the entire planet, but refused to activate it unless his children were there to share the moment. Membrane is somewhat embarrassed of his son's belief in the paranormal, refusing to call it a "proper" branch of science. However, he believes Dib's obsession is just a phase (or as he speaks of it, "temporary insanity"), that Dib will eventually grow out of, and allows his son to do as he pleases to an extent. He even understands that letting go of such of notions isn't easy, comparing it to how he once believed sharks and humans could be friends (which cost him both his arms). On occasion, Membrane is so preoccupied with work that he fails to recognize his own kids (i.e. not recognizing Dib when he comes backstage in "Battle-Dib"). Professor Membrane has also had a grudge against Santa Claus ever since he was a child; on Christmas day, instead of giving him twelve cases of Uranium-238 as he'd asked, Santa gave him a present overflowing with socks. In the comic series, the Professor is presented as a more active parent, spending more time with his children. This is carried over into Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus, where it's made clear that despite still not liking Dib's obsession with the paranormal, he's proud of and loves his son.

Velma Dinkley Personality Velma is frequently referred to as the smartest member of the gang, as well as the smartest student at Crystal Cove High. She strongly believes in finding proof and evidence before determining something is real. Velma is very knowledgeable when it comes to computers and research. However, she is also bossy, clingy, rude and demanding, as evidenced when she was dating Shaggy, forcing him to change who he was, and wanted him to choose her over Scooby. She didn't even seem to care when Scooby got framed and sent to jail and was glad to have Shaggy all to herself. She also seems to be the most scheming and secretive member of Mystery Inc., as illustrated by her posing as the mysterious masked figure, and keeping a number of secrets from her friends, including the true identity of Angel Dynamite, and working for Mr. E when the gang briefly broke up. She is implied to be Jewish: she listens to Klezmer music, and frequently exclaims "Oy" and "Oy gevalt". She pursued a relationship with Shaggy Rogers and became frustrated when he seemed more interested in his dog and food than in her. When she thought Shaggy didn't want to take her to the prom, she actually kicked over several tombstones in a cemetery they were exploring;[8] in the episodes leading up to that point she was curiously abusive, trying to force Shaggy to give up everything he loved, like the food he wanted to eat or the clothes he wanted to wear. She even coerced him into engaging in self-harm in order to change his speech patterns. After being dumped by Shaggy, she took the break-up very hard and decided to ignore Shaggy and Scooby's attempts at friendship, showing she can be very bitter. Despite her history with them, she eventually realized that they need to work together to perform their best as part of the gang, and she admitted that she would never let anything bad happen to Scooby despite the fact that her boyfriend chose him over her. She also appeared to be on better terms with Shaggy after the latter was betrayed by someone he trusted and the former sympathized with him. Later she and Shaggy seem to have chemistry again, but that time it's Velma who says she doesn't feel the same way and Shaggy seems disappointed.

Hilda Berg Personality Hilda Berg is said to have a mischievous and playful personality.[1] She seems fairly rude when it comes to pestering her enemies, as indicated by how she teases the brothers on how far they will get to actually beat her on the constellation screen and will even call them a wimp as seen in her Blimp death message. She can be seen acting like a bit of a crazed lunatic, partially because she appears to be completely insane in her final form, with her glowing eyes and psychotic laugh, but also because she takes the form of a crescent moon. Snoring noises can be heard in the over-world prior to starting the fight, implying that she is nocturnal (or often falls asleep) and only wakes up during the day whenever disturbed.

Alice Angel Personality "Alice isn't your typical girl next door. She's a character with charm, but brains too. When Bendy is getting up to something, Alice is there to throw a wrench into his schemes." — Joey Drew "What kind of gal? Well, she's quite a gal," said Joey Drew with a wry smile. "She sings; she dances. We think Alice's fiery, sharp character will really resonate with Bendy fans," — Joey Drew Alice Angel is stated to be a dynamic, strong and intelligent character with charm and brains. She is there to stop Bendy's schemes whenever the little devil is up to something, acting as the more sensible side of the two. Suggested by the SHE SINGS! SHE DANCES! tagline from Alice's Sent from Above poster, Alice has a talent for dancing and singing. Heard from her I'm Alice Angel song from Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 3, she is revealed to be sweet and happy-go-lucky, as her angelic nature would imply. Sammy Lawrence referred to Alice's voice as both heavenly and beautiful. As shown in the cartoon Cheap Seats, she is generally upbeat and enjoys spending time with Bendy, as evident by her agreeing to go see a film, upon seeing a poster.

Jax Personality Jax is a mischievous (occasionally flat-out bloodthirsty), laid-back, calm, sassy, impulsive, egotistical, sarcastic, and brazenly condescending individual, and rarely shows any empathy or remorse for those around him. He appears indifferent to his imprisonment within the Digital Circus, which is an attitude that extends to his interactions with others. His dismissal of serious matters is evident when, after asking a rhetorical question concerning Pomni's handling of their predicament and giving Ragatha a smug look, he replies to her ensuing query about why he's looking at her in such a manner with a dismissive: "I'm fine with doing whatever, as long as I get to see funny things happen to people." Jax's lack of care for others is further emphasized when he maliciously steps on Gangle's already broken comedy mask, allows the Fudge Monster to devour the inhabitants of the Candy Canyon Kingdom, or when he abandons Pomni and Ragatha to abstracted Kaufmo. He pays little mind to the opinions of others and the group's consensus does not concern him. Rather than engaging authentically with the others, he seems to participate in the general activities of the Digital Circus only for his amusement or benefit. Despite his occasional bouts of rash, impetuous behavior, like breaking a digital "Spare" sign for no rational reason, he normally maintains an unexpectedly calm and composed demeanor. Yet, his flattery is generally insincere and often borders on outright insult. Arguably, Jax is inherently selfish, only spurred into action against the Gloinks when they begin to pester him. Even when the Gloink Queen accuses him of continuing to observe the unfolding events despite deeming them "dumb and weird", he responds by saying, "I'm only here to hide from the-" only to be interrupted by an abstracted Kaufmo abruptly crashing into the Gloink Queen's lair; his phrasing potentially insinuating a singular concern for his well-being. He also was the only one of the captives to not show up for Kaufmo's funeral, however he is shown to be briefly saddened by it before quickly snapping back to his normal attitude, so it is possible that he does to some extent care for his friends and that his total lack of care for them is merely a front. Furthermore, while he typically uses insulting nicknames for his "friends", he used a far more positive "Kaufy" when referring to the abstracted clown and apparently loaned a ball to him, implying he might have had a closer relationship with Kaufmo than he did with the others. He's also shown to have a fondness for bloodshed, combat, death, and chaos, as shown in episode 2 when he is severely disappointed at the lack of all of the above, before quickly being overjoyed upon realizing that the The Fudge was coming to destroy the Candy Canyon Kingdom and its residents, an act he purposefully incited by leaving the entrance unlocked, which gave him zero benefit besides personal happiness as the adventure was already completed. He also shows very little regard for the well-being of his fellow captives, but whether or not his disregard for them is a front or not has not yet been fully established. After all, he did save Gangle and Kinger from Kaufmo's abstracted form, hiding them both with the bowling ball before jumping down with them in the Gloink Hole, suggesting he does care for the others but hides it. It's hinted Jax has insecurity of being vulnerable around others; despite briefly feeling sad, he refuses to attend Kaufmo's funeral and when about to be "reevaluated" by Gangle, his first concern is asking if anybody else could see him like this. Likewise, despite being utterly exhausted from his day at Spudsy's, he refused to stop smiling in front of the others and only let his exhaustion show when he was outside and alone. On "Fast Food Masquerade", a whole different side to Jax seemed to show, as after being sedated to an employee reevaluation by Gangle, his mischievous personality seems to fade with him wanting to get out of Spudsy's as soon as possible, and enters into a genuine conversation with Pomni. This suggests his cruel personality may actually be more of a coping mechanism than his true personality. After finally clocking out, he seems much more tired after that, and goes to his car and puts his head down. He also was almost apologetic for breaking Gangle’s mask, admitting this time it was an accident and later had a friendly conversation with Pomni and Kinger towards the end, showing he's capable of showing decency and friendliness towards the others.

Pomni Personality Initially, Pomni has a high-strung, timid, and tense demeanor. In the pilot episode, she is shown to be extremely anxious and troubled regarding her predicament, even succumbing to denial and exhibiting signs of delusion. When she finds the "exit", she experiences moderate signs of paranoia and seems to believe she is hallucinating. She's also on the clumsy side, as she tends to accidentally bump into things and people. In her initial appearance, Pomni is shown to have a degree of both empathy and selfishness, as she goes back to check on Ragatha after the latter was attacked by an abstracted Kaufmo and promises Ragatha that she'd find Caine to fix her. However, Pomni's desire to escape the digital circus overrode this, as she entered the exit door upon finding it and left Ragatha behind. She later felt remorse for this action once Ragatha was fixed by Caine. After having somewhat come to terms with her circumstances, Pomni adopts a more apathetic and cynical view, pointing out discrepancies in the Circus's scenarios and being detached from the adventures, not seeing the point in following along. She also seems to be more hot-tempered as she yells at the gang (specifically Jax) for their plans leaving her in mortal peril. Despite this, Pomni seems rather compassionate as she comforts and bonds with Gummigoo during his existential crisis, encouraging him by telling him he still has purpose and even inviting him to follow her back to the Circus. Overtime Pomni grew closer to the others after seeing how much they cared for each other during Kaufmo's funeral, and after receiving sound advice from Kinger (who temporarily regained his sanity), she thanked Ragatha for always being considerate to her and apologized for not showing appreciation until that moment. Later in episode 4, she seems to have adapted more to being in the circus. She sees Gummigoo again and doesn't breakdown, she enters normal conversations with people like Jax, and shows concern for Gangle, asking if anyone could help her with her issues.

Minnie Mouse Personality Minnie Mouse is shown to be sweet, loving, innocent, honest, charitable, fun-loving, benevolent, sensitive, carefree, thoughtful, independent, playful, free-spirited, girly, brave, friendly, flirtatious, outgoing, tidy, cute, eco-aware, poised, naive, feisty, motherly, affectionate and very beautiful.

Ragatha Personality Ragatha is described as "the sweetest little optimist". This optimism isn't as simple as it looks, as she appears to be forcing a constant happy attitude to keep herself sane, brushing off grievous injuries and other serious incidents as nothing. Gangle mentioned that Ragatha can be perceived as being disingenuous with her optimism after a while. She also appears to be forgiving, showing understanding for why Pomni left her behind as she ran away from the now-abstracted Kaufmo. She does have a breaking point but hides it to avoid conflict. Ragatha is frequently getting injured in various ways but, since she is a doll, Ragatha can ignore the pain and might even laugh it off. She does still want to avoid getting hurt and is annoyed when other characters (like Jax) try to hurt her, like in "Candy Carrier Chaos!", Jax nudges Gangle to ram into the spiked truck of the Gummy Bandits (Gummigoo, Max, and Chad), or he'd tell Ragatha about the "figurine thing," causing Gangle to ram unwillingly into the spikes, impaling Ragatha. However, she wasn't hurt and later, the hole appeared healed. In "Candy Carrier Chaos!", it is revealed during her chat with Kinger that she was initially scared and paranoid just like Pomni, and had to cope so she could accept her new home.

Donald Duck 2013 Personality Donald Duck can be quick-tempered when things don’t go the way he wants, but he has a heart of gold and is very devoted to his friends.

Daisy Duck 2013 Personality Daisy is silly, ditzy, laid back, talkative, active, feisty, opinionated, independent, emotional, kind, caring, thoughtful, oblivious, glamorous, sometimes playful. Her most primary personality trait is her fiery temper which she has self-control.

Agent Honeydew Personality Agent Honeydew is a determined, fearless agent of British descent with a no-nonsense attitude while on duty. Despite their different species, it appears that Monkey and Honeydew's relationship is similar to that of two best friends, as both are often seen hanging out with each other when off duty. Monkey is also very protective of her, going as far as sacrificing his own life on occasions to ensure her safety, with Agent Honeydew returning the favor whenever Monkey finds himself in a dangerous situation. Following her appearance in the season 2 finale "Last But Not Beast", Agent Honeydew was not seen again until the season 4 episode "Dexter's Wacky Races", where she and Monkey drove the Banana Barge, a banana-shaped car. Unlike her previous appearances, Agent Honeydew does not have any speaking roles.

Spinel Personality Spinel originally had a goofy, fun-loving personality. Acting somewhat naive and oblivious to others, she was to be Pink Diamond's best friend to the point of being clingy and ingenuine to her feelings. In stark contrast, upon being abandoned and later learning that Pink Diamond is gone with Steven taking her place and making new friends, Spinel is bitter and full of resentment towards everything connected with Pink Diamond. Due to her abandonment, Spinel is unhinged, prone to spontaneous laughter, and extreme outbursts when reminded even indirectly that Pink Diamond forgot her. This can be seen when her face contorts with fury after Steven asked Pearl who she was. Despite her anger and irrationality, Spinel is somewhat trusting, as she is willing to go along with Steven to stop her injector. That is until she sees the rejuvenator and believes he wanted to reset her. Fearful of being betrayed for a second time, Spinel immediately relapses into insanity and decides that she hates Steven, before launching a preemptive attack on him. Spinel was fueled by her vendetta and willing to eliminate anyone who gets in her way. This can be seen when she resets Pearl, Garnet, and Amethyst immediately after they just met, as she feels that they got between her and Pink. She may have had every intention of erasing Pink's "brand new friends" in a misplaced rage. She displays deeper emotions, like when she shows remorse after Steven saves her, and tearfully asks herself why she wants to hurt him and others. Spinel is also mature enough to understand she will have difficulty creating friendships after what Pink Diamond put her through, but she is willing to start over with the other Diamonds. Though silly and goofy in her original form, she is shown to be extremely intelligent and cunning in her altered state, originally defeating the Crystal Gems easily, as well as understanding how her injector works by using it to slowly kill Steven's organic form after using her rejuvenator to reset his gem, showing a great tactical knowledge. After returning to Homeworld with the Diamonds, Spinel returns to her goofy, fun-loving personality. She is still visibly embarrassed by her past mistakes, however. She is also noticeably less clingy, as she allows White Diamond and Steven to speak privately.

Bugs Bunny Personality Bugs is smart, usually friendly, and easily annoyed, especially by Daffy or Lola, and even on a few rare occasions Porky. Bugs' intelligence is seen in Peel of Fortune; he has the ability to make a time machine without trying and has invented the carrot peeler. Bugs is also a very good friend as seen in Best Friends; he knew everything about Daffy on the game show. He is a very forgiving person, as shown in Peel of Fortune when he forgave Daffy and helped him even after he stole his invention. Bugs is also very modest; in Monster Talent, he became overwhelmed when everyone begged him to say "I like it", despite his appearance being a favor to Speedy. However, on occasion he can let his ego get to him. In "The Shelf", he refused to pay for someone to put up a shelf, proclaiming if he was good enough to win a Nobel Peace Prize then he could do something as simple as put a shelf up, which ended disastrously. He also takes pride in his appearance, as shown when he ends up cross dressing, he became offended when Daffy, Porky, or Lola stated he was ugly, as shown in "Members Only" and "Beauty School", though he was not bothered when his tooth was broken in "You've Got Hate Mail". Bugs is also wise-cracking, playful, sarcastic, and will always make witty and sarcastic remarks at the expense of others. Although normally friendly, he does have something of a temper, and its proven he will resort to extreme lengths to get retrubution if pushed too far, proving he can be spiteful. This was shown in "You've Got Hate Mail", when Lola did not want Bugs to be in her family photo despite having invited him before because he had a broken tooth, and in retaliation he became determined to track her down and get in the photo, resulting in her and her family getting broken teeth as well as they took their family photo. He also got back at Cecil for messing with his cable in "Customer Service". However, despite his intelligence and rationality, he is not without his moments of idiocy, as he thought prison was "a smart aleck's paradise" and believed Taz was a dog, despite evidence to the contrary. He also has an addictive/compulsive personality, as he becomes addicted to a lot of things. In "Off Duty Cop", Bugs is shown to have an addiction to coffee and then to an energy drink called Spargel. He also developed an addiction for butter in "Bobcats Three". In "Gribbler's Quest", he developed an addiction for a game called Gribbler's Quests: Elves vs. Fairies vs. Gribblers to the point where he played it three nights in a row without sleeping. In "The Shelf", he was determined to put up a shelf to the point where he wrecked his house trying to do it. Nonetheless, he proves throughout the show that he is very calm, easy-going, laid-back, and can keep a cool head in dangerous or chaotic events. This is best seen through his interactions with his friends, especially Lola and Daffy, as he is able to remain calm and patient with their antics and adapt to whatever situation they end up finding themselves in. Overall, he is one of the most rational and level-headed characters in the show.

Daffy Duck Personality Daffy is portrayed as a self-absorbed, yet secretly insecure duck and has ridiculous schemes that always make life more interesting and very complicated. He also is prone to jealousy and can come across as dim. When the next situation seems very obvious (e.g. He asked if Granny died or got caught by the Germans even though she is there currently telling her story in Eligible Bachelors) he either doesn't know what to say or answers the last thing that he should say. Daffy is also very extreme and ambitious whenever he plans his crazy schemes. Like Bugs, he is also short-tempered and gets irritated easily. He can also be very lazy and has others do the simplest tasks for him, including paying for the bill every time he goes out to eat with his friends. He is also shown to have a feminine side, as he uses a handbag as shown in "It's a Handbag", liked wearing high heels in "Spread those Wings and Fly", stated he was a pear shape and wore Tina's skirt saying it complimented his figure in "You've Got Hate Mail". He has even stated that he spends hours in a salon, looks at himself in the mirror, and prances around the house in a tiara in "Year of the Duck". As part of his self absorbed nature, he takes great pride in his appearance, believing he looks good and when he doesn't feel he looks perfect, he becomes distraught and easily touchy, as shown in "Bugs and Daffy get a Job" where Daffy got a job on his nose to get rid of a little bump, but it ended up making his face look worse as most of his beak was cut off, but he thought it looked "perfect" because his beak no longer had a bump and it took a punch in the face from Tina to get him to fix his face. He is also paranoid, believing the worse in others and jumping to conclusions, such as in "Newspaper Thief" when he accused the neighbors of stealing his newspaper when he didn't find it when in reality he forgot to fulfill a subscription for a new one and in "Muh-Muh-Muh Murder" when he thought Porky was a murderer when he happened to fit the description of the murderer. Daffy is a compulsive liar, lying is apparently one of his best skills as he's often able to fool, and con everyone he meets, even characters who are held as more intelligent than he is such as Tina. Daffy however often lets his lies get out of control, and even starts to believe them himself if left for too long. He is not above abusing or exploiting things in his favor, or at least trying to. He is manipulative enough to even trick Bugs into going allow with his plans, on occasion, and often shows a complete disregard for the rights of others. Though, this is more down to his own greed and stupidity than true malice. However, on a few occasions, he has shown that he cares for others as he willingly helped Porky over saving a truffle that was worth half a million dollars (though after he saved Porky he dove right in to get the truffle and learned it was just a worthless potato) and lied to Tina's father so he could prove he was good enough for her. This overall shows that he does have a compassionate side and does greatly care for his friends and family, despite rarely ever showing it.

Tina Russo Personality Tina is a coordinated, responsible, no-nonsense street-smart woman. Although logical, it appeared she almost fell for Daffy's "charms". Despite their differences, Tina truly enjoys being with Daffy, understanding him the most. She is shown to be very insightful, instantly understanding the type of person Daffy was and describing him as "You're an insecure little weirdo, who lies about everything and probably cries himself to sleep every night." Despite this, she is still willing to date him as she describes him as "an abandoned building that ought to be condemned. You know, with busted windows, rats running around, a real nasty sewage situation. But maybe if the right person got a hold of it and cleaned it up, maybe they could take that disgusting building and turn it into something not so disgusting" and that she would be that person, stating that she liked a project. Daffy describes her as the "kindest, most beautiful, generous, and intelligent woman in the world" and a psychopath for dating him when she could do better. She is a hard worker, as shown by her commitment to her job and is very intelligent, as she understood how to put up a shelf and tried to give advice to Bugs (who wouldn't listen) and also helped repair his house by herself (proving she is resourceful and possibly has knowledge of plumbing and architecture). She is also shown to have a outgoing side of her personality, as she bought a motorcycle from Bugs and enjoys dancing. She is also very patient, considering how she handles Daffy and his antics. She tends to keep a calm head about everything, as shown when she isn't surprised by Daffy's antics and simply ignores him when he overreacts or stares in an apathetic manner (like in the episodes "Double Date", "It's a Handbag", and "Semper Lie"), making her one of the most rational level headed characters in the show, alongside Bugs. However, she can lose her temper from time to time, usually from customers at Copy Place or Daffy's antics (like in "Bugs & Daffy Get a Job", "That's My Baby", "Customer Service", "Dear John" and "Mr. Weiner"). She even punched Daffy after he got a new beak job that made him hideous (although he thought he looked perfect because the operation also smoothed the bump on his beak) to get him to return his face back to normal (and because he insulted her beak by calling it a nightmare). She appears to have undergone somewhat of a personality change in Season 2, although the majority of her personality is still the same. She becomes somewhat more aggressive, and is shown to at times be, as her manager described "rude and mean spirited", especially when she is annoyed with someone, even customers whom she will talk back to or argue with. Despite this, she still remains loyal and caring to her friends and loved ones. She is protective of her friends and family, as she threatened to kill Daffy if something happened to her nephew Zachary while she was at work and threatened Yosemite after he stole Lola's parking space. She was also worried about Daffy when he said he was the victim of a violent crime, but became annoyed upon hearing he merely had his handbag stolen. Tina Russo is a very compassionate person and does not care about a person's background or them having an education or job, as evidenced by her dating Daffy and does not care about the opinion of others like in the episode "Year of the Duck" when she didn't care about the fact ducks weren't a very popular animal (though she was concerned about Daffy's beak job in Bugs & Daffy Get a Job) . However, she was shown to worry about her father's possible disapproval of Daffy, proving that while she doesn't care what others think about her she does care about her family's opinion. She also likes to dress simple, and while she does on occasion dress up she likes to wear subtle makeup as shown in "Year of the Duck", proving further that she does not care about appearances.

Tawna Bandicoot Personality Tawna is a highly independent, no-nonsense woman who stands up for herself and what's right. After losing her universe's Crash and Coco, she insisted on flying solo to stop anyone close to her from getting hurt ever again. Resourceful and confident, Tawna uses her hookshot to aid her on the many adventures she has across dimensions. Once Crash and Coco defeat the N. Tropys, she allows herself to get closer with them.