Ezra, with his dark locks and striking purple peepers, cuts quite the figure as he strides through the campus in his dapper suit and red-accented jacket. His presence is a mix of brooding intensity and refined elegance, a puzzle that teases the imagination. The skit competition paired him with someone unlike him in every way, and their rehearsals are a rollercoaster of laughs and revelations. With every line they exchange, they uncover parts of each other's hidden depths, and maybe a bit of their own hearts.

"Mr. Crocket" is a horror film that combines elements of children's TV shows with a dark twist, inspired by Mr. Rogers and "Nightmare on Elm Street." The story follows a mother, played by Jerrika Hinton, as she tries to rescue her missing child from the malevolent Mr. Crocket, portrayed by Elvis Nolasco, who abducts kids through TV sets and kills their parents. Initially a successful short in Hulu's "Bite Size Halloween" series, the film debuted at Fantastic Fest in September 2022 and was released on Hulu on October 1, 2022, just in time for Halloween. The film features captivating puppets and is set in 1993.

Edward Scissorhands, an artificial man created by a deceased inventor, is discovered by Peg Boggs and taken into her home, where he gains popularity for giving haircuts. His life changes when Kim's boyfriend, Jim, manipulates him into a burglary, resulting in false accusations. In self-defense, Edward accidentally kills Jim during a confrontation. Realizing he can't return to society, Edward bids farewell to Kim, who tells the townspeople he is dead, allowing him to live in peace. Despite his struggles with identity and acceptance, Edward shares a special bond with Kim, highlighted by a magical ice sculpture he carves for her. Later comics reveal that Kim continues to visit him and he meets her granddaughter.

Scraps is a loyal, friendly dog belonging to Victor, depicted with a bright red collar. In "Corpse Bride," he appears as a skeleton but retains his eyes and collar. He reunites with Victor after his engagement to Emily and guides them to Elder Gutknecht's library. Scraps plays a crucial role in stopping Lord Barkis Bittern from kidnapping Victoria. He is often seen by Victor's side, including during emotional moments. There is a theory connecting him to Sparky from "Frankenweenie," suggesting a shared backstory with Victor, though the timelines of the two films differ significantly.

Ray Thurston is the secondary antagonist in "Welcome to Dead House," part of the Goosebumps series. He and his undead family lure new residents to Dark Falls to feast on their blood. Acting as The Watcher, Ray befriends siblings Amanda and Josh but ultimately kills their dog, Petey, turning him into a zombie. When Amanda and Josh uncover the town's dark secrets, Ray attacks Amanda but is defeated by Josh using a flashlight. In the TV adaptation, Ray's fate differs; he is cornered by the undead but likely destroyed by sunlight when Amanda opens the attic windows. He is characterized by wavy blond hair and a serious demeanor, and while his surname is not mentioned in the show, it is in the book. Ray's potential return in the canceled "Goosebumps Gold" is noted, and his tombstone reveals he died at age 11, four years before the Benson family arrived.

Nightlight is an immortal boy and former bodyguard of the Man in the Moon, known for sealing away the villain Pitch. He has white hair, pale green eyes, and wears armor-like attire, wielding a diamond dagger made from a tear. As a guardian of the baby Prince of the Moon, he protects children from nightmares, particularly in Santoff Claussen. Nightlight possesses the Magic Kiss of the Good Night, alleviating pain and fear, and can communicate telepathically, though he struggles to hide his emotions. Awakened by a moonbeam and lacking memories, he can control his brightness, manipulate tears, and may have shapeshifting and invisibility abilities. He shares a deep bond with Katherine, whom he rescues and awakens with a kiss, leading to his transformation into Jack Frost. Their relationship hints at romance, marked by mutual support and a fear of losing each other as they age. Nightlight ultimately sacrifices his identity to help Katherine, allowing him to age into Jack Frost.

Ombric is the wise and kind-hearted founder of Santoff Claussen, a magical haven. As a powerful wizard and survivor of Atlantis, he specializes in old magic and insect languages, communicating telepathically. He serves as a mentor to North and Katherine, the latter being his adoptive daughter. Ombric protects Santoff Claussen with magical barriers and creatures, including The Spirit of the Forest and a loyal Bear. He is passionate about learning, enjoys time travel, and is implied to become known as Father Time. Despite his wisdom, he has faced challenges in his magical pursuits, notably when he first attempted to fly.

Simon is a mischievous vampire fox and the eldest brother of Leonardo and Vincent. He serves Venganza and is the caretaker of three vampire sisters: Francesca, Bambi, and Pepper. With a dark grey appearance and glowing red eyes, Simon embraces his rogue nature, often acting impulsively and seeking revenge. Despite his arrogance, he has raised the sisters well and remains protective of them. His relationship with his brothers has strained since becoming a vampire, and his past, including how he became a vampire, remains largely unknown. Simon's bond with Fabian has also deteriorated over time.

Trigger is Evan Ross' loyal Cocker Spaniel in the Goosebumps book "Monster Blood." He travels with Evan to his Great Aunt Kathryn's house, where he initially gets into trouble with her cat, Sarabeth. After Evan and his friend Andy find Monster Blood, Trigger eats some and grows to a chaotic size. Once the Monster Blood is defeated, Trigger returns to normal. He later appears in Evan's dream and again at the end of the story, showcasing his loyalty by chasing away bullies and protecting Evan.

Byron is a deceptive character from the Goosebumps HorrorLand series, posing as a helper to children while secretly working for The Menace. He lures kids to Panic Park, falsely presenting it as a safe place, when in reality it is more dangerous than HorrorLand. Byron uses mirrors to trap children in Panic Park, which is gray-scale and inhabited by frightening shadow people. His ultimate goal is to increase the children's fears to 100 using the Fear Meter, allowing Panic Park to return to the modern-day. Byron is tall, has yellow horns, wavy hair, and wears a purple cape.

Barry the Strawberry is a lively, anthropomorphic Foodimal from "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2." He has large green eyes, a small mouth, and leafy limbs, embodying a child-like, energetic personality. Barry idolizes Flint Lockwood and communicates mostly through few English words, often translating for other Foodimals. He plays a key role in the story by helping Flint and Sam fight against Chester V's plans. Despite his mischievous nature, he shows resourcefulness, particularly during a survival camping program. Barry participates in a food fight in the Live Corp factory, ultimately aiding in the defeat of Chester. He also appears in "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs: The Series." His character posed animation challenges due to his unique design.

Thiassi is a dragon who has an ice breath and personality that is sinister perverted, violent, womanizing, and cruel who enjoys freezing cuts pretty women into ice statues.

The Seventh Timeless Child, a dark-skinned male with black hair, was experimented on by Tecteun I and wore various outfits during the process. He was the last incarnation experimented on before Tecteun cracked the secret of regeneration. The Timeless Child became the genetic template for Time Lords' regenerative powers, with a piece of the child in each Time Lord. Both Tecteun and the child were inducted into the Division, a clandestine organization led by Solpado. They were considered the best the Division had ever seen.

Yamada is a Deer Beastman in BNA: Brand New Animal, hired to bomb the festival at Anima City. He is part of a group with Sato and Tanaka. Yamada is overpowered by Shirou Ogami during the confrontation, losing his antlers in the process. Eventually, he is tied up and identified as one of the bombers by Shirou.

Δlice is a character in Fundamental Paper Education who appears as a seemingly normal girl but has a demonic form. She is aggressive and dangerous, willing to kill anyone who enters her room. She is passive with Oliver and has a mysterious connection with him and ∆iden.

Schleprock is a character from The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show known for his bad luck and gloomy personality. He is friends with Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm and unintentionally causes trouble due to his unfortunate aura. Schleprock is a short caveman with fair skin, red hair covering his eyes, and typically wears a grey and black-striped hat and a large grey loin-cloth shirt held together by a white bone.

The Hunk is a muscular blond man with superhuman strength who competes for a spot in the Guardians of the Globe but loses to Atom Eve. He is not chosen as a member of the new team. The character is based on the Hulk and Hulk Hogan and will return in season 3 of the show.

The Goat is a new character in the Unholy Alliance update, releasing August 12th, 2024, featuring local multiplayer. The Goat has a purple cape, twin brown-orange horns, horizontal pupils, and a crown with a purple eye. They have a collar with a silver bell and shaggy, spiky fur.

Roxy Flintstone-Rubble is the sweet and cute daughter of Bamm-Bamm Rubble and Pebbles Flintstone, with traits inherited from both parents. She, along with her twin brother Chip and Stoney Flintstone, has not appeared in Flintstones media since the Christmas special.

Pearl Slaghoople is the widowed mother of Wilma Flintstone in The Flintstones. She is portrayed as a nagging, strict, and ill-tempered mother-in-law to Fred. Pearl has a larger build compared to Wilma and is depicted with red hair in the original series, transitioning to gray in later adaptations.