Max is a sad and soaking wet cat stuck outside in the rain

Jane Jetson is a fashionable and supportive wife and mother in The Jetsons. She is the lady of the Jetson family, head of Skypad Apartments's recycling company, and enjoys shopping for new house gadgets. Jane is obsessed with fashion and new technology, and is known to be a bad driver due to the show's somewhat sexist views.

Tabitha, an actress at Mammoth Studios, disguised herself as the Hyde Monster, a hostile human-sized monster with blue-green skin, red eyes, and long grey hair. The Hyde Monster's goal was to drive people away from the studio through chasing, abduction, and sabotage, using his knowledge of technology and lighting to sabotage stage lights. He also utilized the studio's rigging system to fly through the set.

Sandy Duncan is a guest star in Scooby-Doo, known for her roles in episodes involving a movie set and a remake of "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde."

Brain is a member of Top Cat's gang and a recurring character of the Yogi Bear franchise.As a female in the Max original series, Jellystone!, Brain appears to be more intelligent and less dim-witted and has more of a goth girl-like personality.Brain is a slender anthropomorphic cat with orange fur, a peach muzzle and fur tufts that droop under his face. He has a sleepy face and wears a purple shirt with a black strip at the bottom. As a female in the Max original series, Jellystone!, she has purple eyelids, black eyelashes, brown freckles, and wears a purple tank dress with a black strip at the bottom.Brain is a member of Top Cat's gang in the Yogi Bear franchise, known for her intelligence and goth-like personality. In the Max original series, Jellystone!, she is depicted as a female cat with orange fur, a peach muzzle, and a purple outfit with a black strip at the bottom.

Rusty is a complex character who struggles with insecurities due to his father abandoning him. He has a tense relationship with Autumn at school, but deep down, he may have romantic feelings for him. Rusty is abrasive but has moments of deep thought and loyalty. He has sidekicks named Max and Max and a best friend named Christine. Rusty mocks a character named Zill and bullies Jack, whom he sees as a freak.

Genki Sanban is Kuki (Numbuh 3) and Mushi Sanban's mother, married to Kani Sanban. She has a stern demeanor but cares for her daughters. Genki is sharp and observant, helps solve mysteries, and is head of accounting. Voiced by Lauren Tom, she is the only Sanban family member with four kanji characters in her name. Genki becomes Numbuh 4's mother-in-law in the series finale. She works at Werk Co. with Sydney and Betty, and her absence is noted in "Operation: H.O.T.S.T.U.F.F." due to a business trip.

Marilyn Munster is the kind and genial niece of Lily and Herman Munster, and cousin of Eddie Munster. She attends Westbury College and is close to her Aunt Lily. Marilyn has been portrayed by multiple actresses in different adaptations of the series, with varying family backgrounds. Despite her human appearance, fans often speculate about her true nature.

Gabby Gabby is an antique doll in Toy Story 4 seeking to replace her broken voice box with Woody's to be loved by Harmony. Despite initially being perceived as an antagonist, her actions stem from loneliness and a genuine desire for friendship. She is polite and well-spoken but can come across as creepy. Gabby Gabby ultimately reforms, seeking adoption by Bonnie after being rejected by Harmony. She helps a lost girl on the way, showing a change of heart and finding a new home.

Mr. Boss is a villainous character in the show who is the father of Numbuh 86 and her two brothers. He is a corrupt businessman who dislikes children but shows concern for his own. Despite his villainous nature, he allows his children to remain KND agents. He is known for holding gatherings of villains and formulating plans to destroy the Kids Next Door.

The Housemother in Beastars is a strict and no-nonsense mandrill who oversees the carnivore male dorm at Cherryton Academy. She enforces rules and does not tolerate delinquent behavior or breaking curfew.

Gohin is a main character in Beastars who works as a doctor and therapist for carnivores. He is a large, muscular giant panda with a scar on his left cheek and a strict personality. He carries weapons such as a bamboo crossbow and a bamboo machine gun. Gohin is skilled in using these weapons and is capable of capturing wild carnivores. He left his family to work in the Black Market as a doctor for carnivores.

Anai is a graduate accountant at the same firm as Retsuko, initially portrayed as an antagonist due to his insecurity and confrontational behavior. Through mentoring with Kabae and support from Haida, he learns to be more open and mellow out, ultimately improving his relationships and becoming more comfortable and less stressed. His future with Hakumi is uncertain.

Chip Flintstone-Rubble is the twin brother of Roxy Rubble, with red hair and a loud mouth like his Flintstone relatives. He, Roxy, and Stoney Flintstone have not appeared in Flintstones media since "A Flintstone Family Christmas."

Stoney Flintstone, a young caveboy who was adopted by the Flintstone family in a Christmas special, initially known for his stealing habits, tries to earn trust by helping with Christmas preparations. Despite some mishaps, he bonds with Fred before being taken away by social services, leaving a gift behind. Fred later retrieves Stoney, declaring "Stoney's got a home for the holidays!"

Duncan is a rebellious and sarcastic contestant on Total Drama with a punk style and rule-breaking behavior. Despite his tough exterior, he has a good heart and forms alliances and rivalries with fellow competitors. He shows compassion by helping friends like DJ and defending others like Lindsay. He also has moments of introspection, such as considering ending a feud with Harold. Duncan's selflessness is evident when he sacrifices his own chances for a friend to win. Additionally, he expresses his feelings for a girl by carving her name or face with his knife. In Total Drama All-Stars, being on the Heroic Hamsters brings out his nicer side, which he finds frustrating as it goes against his "bad boy" image.

Engel is a caring and protective student at Paper School who befriends Claire and risks his life to save her from harm, showing his kind-hearted nature and willingness to help others.

Claire is a studious student at Paper School who faced bullying and challenges. She confided in her friend Engel and experienced anxiety. Unfortunately, she met a tragic end at the hands of Δlice after being tricked by school bullies.

Friendship, betrayal, and trust issues arise between William and Mark due to superhero duties, girlfriends, and schoolwork. William supports Mark through his superhero life but snaps at him for not taking action when their friend goes missing. Despite their rocky friendship, they remain roommates. William later becomes partners with Rick, revealing he is gay. Mark struggles with his feelings for Amber and his superhero identity while facing challenges with his group. Ultimately, Mark expresses interest in attending Upstate University with Amber.