The artist of the group, CraftyCorn can be a little shy and awkward when talking to others-it's in her art that she truly expresses herself! She's all about creativity and seeing the beauty in ordinary things. A conscious observer of both color and creativity in the world. CraftyCorn understands the importance of art, and sharing it with others. Crayons, pencils, paint, or words on the page, CraftyCorn can see beauty in anything imagined given shape. According to her Twitter description, CraftyCorn is a creative unicorn with a passion for art, sharing its importance with the other crew members seeing the beauty in all things around her. In the cartoon's intro, CraftyCorn demonstrates her skills as a talented painter, painting an exact replica of Bobby BearHug, which she excitedly showed to Bubba Bubbaphant (only to have him take it off to reveal his math equations, much to her surprise). This is reflected in other aspects, as throughout the art for the cartoon, she is always depicted painting or drawing something. CraftyCorn is also often shown to be quite shy, as well as timid and jumpy in the Smiling Critters Cartoon, as she screamed and cowered under her blanket when a tree branch snapped off during a windy storm at DogDay's house, showing her as the most easily scared of the group. When CatNap helped them fall asleep via The Red Smoke, CraftyCorn showed signs of euphoria when inhaling the sleeping agent, laughing hysterically with the others until they passed out.

Brightney is one clever lamp, always coming up with bright ideas! She teaches children on how to think up solutions to their everyday problems! As shown in her dialogue and Introduction Card, Brightney is a smart and helpful Toon. Like her Active Ability suggests, she is skilled at solving problems, as well as helping Toons out. However, she may likely be overworked at times. Brightney seems to show her overworked side when she says, "There's always something on my mind, Boxten!" and "Always have to be three steps ahead of those Twisteds!" which, when paired with the note in her Roleplay room with a to-do list, suggests a deeper side of being overworked. Despite this, she's always ready to help with whatever her fellow Toons ask of her, showing her personality as a hardworking and friendly Toon. MORE INFO: Brightney is Vee's favorite contestant, and the two seem to be on good terms. It is also implied that Brightney has back up batteries for Vee. In the Toon Rooms in Roleplay mode she has batteries on her nightstand, and in the "The Vee Virus" Episode Poster, Brightney is seen carrying a box with the same batteries. Vee needing Brightney's completed Mastery could reaffirm their friendship. This could also reflect their Active Abilities similarities, both highlighting Twisteds, them glowing on Blackouts, and their Statistic similarities (high extractability with low Stealth).

Most of the others may not understand Blot's words, but that doesn't stop Blot from bringing his friends joy! Pantomiming has created wonderful memories for Blot! Despite what his looks might entail, Blot is actually quite a silly, funny, witty and, decently friendly miming Toon, featured in the Circus Troupe, including his friends Looey and Yatta, as hinted at by his walking and running animations, along with his dialogues. He's only capable of speaking backwards. He often uses this quirk of his to quip with the other Toons, whether it's to make fun of them without them knowing and making sarcastic remarks (even being seen talking in the third person when referring to Toons he's actively interacting with), or to simply toy with their understanding of what he's actually saying, showing his silly side, although this does backfire sometimes when said Toons shut down these quips by questioning him. Even so, he still shows a degree of concern and empathy towards Toons that he thinks are not doing well, and tries his best to cheer them up, as seen in his interactions with Astro and Boxten. As he is a mime, he seems to love pantomiming. Alongside his cheerful personality, he also seems to demonstrate a more mature and cynical side. He seems to thoroughly dislike extracting and runs in general, as shown in his "finishing extraction" lines, "descending to the next floor" lines, and some of his interactions. He appears to want to keep close tabs on his troupe, as hinted at by his interactions with Vee, Looey and Yatta. He seemingly has a bit of a love-hate relationship with Yatta in particular: sometimes he screams out demands at her when he's fed up with her carelessness, and other times he seems to find amusement in her antics. Even though his troupe (mostly Yatta) seems to throw him around for a loop more often than not, he still seems not to want to replace his friends for the world, as proven in his interactions with Vee. Blot only speaks backwards.

Poppy is one fun friend! This excitable Toon loves to share what's on her mind! Poppy shows children it's okay to be unique and not to be afraid to share your interests with others! Personality Poppy is a bubbly and energetic Toon, loud and often speaking with multiple exclamation marks or even in caps. She is self-confident, not easily fazed, and she describes herself not as happy, but "optimistic". Her appearance is kept with care and modesty, and she frequently compliments others, sometimes suggesting additions and changes. She is prone to ditziness, believing Vee about an improbable prize, not hearing Shelly, and forgetting Brightney lampshade color. It is also confirmed that she is great friends with Looey. It is heavily implied that Poppy is addicted to Pop , a brand that she is seemingly used as a mascot or advertisement for. This can be seen in her room in the Roleplay Mode, where there are multiple Bottle o' Pop Bottle o' Pops and Pops in the shelves behind her bed's headboard, and also in her dialogue with Astro, where he is worried she is losing sleep due to her addiction, whereas she replies with no care for her health.

Dyle, full name Dyle Timesly Dyle is the Toon who controls the Gardenview Train Center. He treats everything very seriously and views everything in a professional light, including fellow Toons, whom he perceives as fellow colleagues instead of friends, unlike most of the other Toons. Being raised to supervise the train, Dyle, unlike the other Toons, never participated in the show. This seemed to make him very lonely, which led him to ask Arthur and Delilah if he could be in the show (as seen in a note), but this never happened. Dyle might have been isolated from the other Toons, as evidenced by the fact that his room was on a completely isolated floor and with his gossip with Looey as he says "I don't have the luxury of friends", though he occasionally chats with Toons when he gets the chance like when he delivers food to Sprout. Despite this, his office, in which all of the train controls are, is located in the middle of the lobby, open for everybody to see. Despite his isolation and loneliness, he is heavily implied to genuinely care for the Toons around him, as seen in his gossip about Yatta, Glisten and Finn, leaving candy out for Yatta by the trains, showing concern for Glisten's clumsiness and asking and allowing Finn to ramble on about his interests respectively. This could show that Dyle does have downtime to be with the other Toons, even though he was meant for the trains. Overall, Dyle can be summed up as a professional, no-nonsense Toon, though it seems he is isolated from most Toons, taking advantage of every opportunity he can get to be with the Toons

Heralded long ago as the benevolent Fount of Knowledge, Shadow Milk Cookie is the antithesis of what his Witch-given purpose once was: he is a malicious trickster who relishes in chaos, confusion, and inequity. This sly entertainer spends his immortality in the Spire of Deceit, gaily weaving untruths and scheming to release Earthbread from its shackles of virtue with his lackeys Candy Apple Cookie and Black Sapphire Cookie. Behind his mask of mirth, however, lies a lonely soul whose disillusionment wore him down to the cruel, manipulative individual he is today. Shadow Milk Cookie wields the power of Deceit, a corrupted side of the Virtue of Knowledge he once held. He was the original owner of Pure Vanilla Cookie's Soul Jam, being stripped of it upon his descent into villainy. "Ahh, welcome, welcome! Why the surprised look? Oh, but we've met before, or have you forgotten? For I am the shadow living in your soul—a lie!" What could have happened to this Cookie, once heralded as the Fount of Knowledge, that made him become the Master of Deceit.(sic) Eons ago, when Earthbread was still young, the radiance of Knowledge was born to bless all that was with meaning. Yet, in the shadow cast by this light, dwelled its twin, Deceit. With time, all those disenchanted with the bitter Truth turned their eyes to the alluring tapestry of lies spun by the silver-tongued trickster. Masterfully juggling truths and falsehoods on the scene of a whimsical shadowplay, Shadow Milk Cookie has perfected his craft of shattering beliefs of the most stoic in a myriad of treacherous reflections. Applause, applause! It is time to raise the curtain, for the show to plunge the world into never-ending chaos is about to begin... Shadow Milk Cookie was once a heralded champion of all Cookies, baked and empowered by the Witches themselves alongside the other Beasts. He was granted the divine Virtue of Knowledge, becoming known as the Fount of Knowledge.

Shrimpo is one angry shrimp! Often causing issues for Dandy and friends by making a mess and never learning his lesson! No one likes a bully! Shrimpo shows barely any major depth throughout his personality, contrasting him from most stereotypical bully characters in children's media who usually do have good hearts deep down or eventually get redeemed. He is an abrasive, short-tempered Toon who is relentlessly angry for no discernible reason. The most notable part of his personality is that he claims hatred for anything and everything, and sees himself on a high level, occasionally praising himself and only himself. He also dismisses any kind of criticism or logic when any of the Toons call him out for his behavior, sometimes even silencing them, even if they try to care about him, such as in his interaction with Astro.However, as much as a bully he is, it is merely assumed by some that Shrimpo might actually have a softer side after all, as Dandy assumes that he and Finn could be friends solely because he saw them walking next to each other without being able to pick apart the true context, and he eats Cosmo's food despite hating it (though the latter scenario could only be because he needs to eat for the sake of sustenance, having no other option). He screams in all his dialogue, except for the one with Sprout, as he is the only Toon capable of shutting him down and even intimidating him. Another implication behind easy intimidation could be Yatta , thanks to her acknowledging his strength in a way that shocks him. In one of his conversations with Glisten, he shows no willingness to change for the better, again setting him apart from other typical bullies.

Razzle & Dazzle the Twin Masks. While Razzle is always ready to take center stage, his second half Dazzle isn't always so excited to be in the spotlight. These two may see things differently but they know they'll always have each other.Razzle and Dazzle both have extremely different personalities, which represent their respective theatre masks. Razzle is a rather excitable, friendly Toon. He appears to be eager to spend time with the others, as well as enjoying the spotlight. He states, "Couldn't be better!" when asked about how he's doing, which is reflective of his optimistic, happy personality. Dazzle, on the other hand, is a rather gloomy, pessimistic Toon. He appears to have a rather negative outlook and a slightly depressive personality, dismissing positive comments about him. After being complimented by Boxten, Dazzle says, "I wish my best was enough..." which further suggests this. He also might be slightly anxious, as in his old extracting animation, he is shown looking nervously to the side. However, he also cares about other Toons' well-being, as shown in his dialogue with Tisha, where he acts concerned and tells her not to overwork herself. However, despite being so different, neither twin fights. Instead being open and accepting of each other in spite of their opposing personalities.

Shelly, full name Shelly Fossilian Shelly is an extroverted Toon, who enjoys talking about her interest in dinosaurs and other forms of prehistoric life, but she has other hobbies as well, such as sewing (which is shown in her dialogues with Bobbete, Sprout,and Yatta ). She is highly supportive and kind towards others, as hinted at through her Active Ability, possibly due to the influence of her Toon Handler or natural energy. She's often surprised and even excited when other Toons show an interest in her (especially Main Characters), demonstrated in her dialogues with Astro, Vee,Yatta, Rodger,and Bassie, possibly because she often goes unnoticed or ignored by the others. For unknown reasons, Shelly is the most ignored Toon out of all the Main Characters, and this has been implied multiple times in the game and in her Twisted Shelly counterpart's description. This seems to greatly upset her, but she does try to keep up her optimistic and positive facade despite this, instances of which are shown in her dialogues with Teagan and Tisha.

Bobette, full name Bobette Carolynne Bobette is an enthusiastic and cheerful Toon who thrives in the festive spirit of Christmas. She is affectionate, playful, and constantly spreads joy to others, often making light-hearted comments and involving herself in holiday-themed activities. Bobette's friendly nature shines through in her interactions with others, whether she's encouraging friends like Sprout to team up with Ginger.for gingerbread house-making or inviting Vee to join in on cozy traditions like hot cocoa and cookies in their interactions. She is upbeat, optimistic, and seems genuinely grateful for her experiences, embodying the fun and warmth of the holiday season. Her love for Christmas is infectious, and she enjoys sharing that cheer with everyone around her. Although, her Twisted form's description suggests she is hiding envy, and that it breaks free in her Twisted Bobette Twisted counterpart, being further proven by the fact Twisted Bobette's description says that she will go to the location of where an Item has been picked up to find whoever she deems "greedy". It was revealed that Bobette feels under appreciated and feels like she never has any time to be with her friends due to the overload of giving and wrapping gifts to children to make them happy every year. In a note that can be found in her lore room on the Seasonal Room map, she reveals that she believes it is her own fault for feeling the way she does and hates that she feels this way.Contrastingly to her outwardly festive spirit, Bobette feels overloaded with responsibilities that she, as one Toon, cannot handle. Revealed in "The Perfect Christmas", Bobette is grateful for the assistance of the other Christmas Toons, but begins to take all the duties herself when they prove to be unable to help her. In this way, Bobette is not inherently disapproving of the others, but rather feels that she is alone and unable to be helped. She is stressed and overwhelmed.

Bassie, full name Bassie BloomingtonBassie is shy and timid, appearing to fidget during her idle animation. She has a fear of being replaced. She also feels resentment and jealousy towards Cocoa, who is the fan favorite and who is the better picking for the Main Character class, as said by Delilah Keen. In her dialogues, she is seen laughing uncontrollably whenever she feels like she is not keeping up with others' expectations of her, which often makes other toons feel uncomfortable or weirded out. As also seen in her dialogues, Bassie constantly compares herself to the other "main" friends, trying to remember their names, because she possibly has a fear of being replaced, knowing that if anyone were to replace her, it'd be Cocoa, further hinted at in Bassie's interaction with Bobette.

Hyuna is an overall bright person with quite a bit of confidence. She's rather touchy and playful with people she's familiar with, often pulling them into hugs and cracking plenty of jokes. Even when dealing with dangerous missions and confronted with hostile robots, she smiles while pointing a gun at them. Even after she was eliminated during her round of Alien Stage, she escaped and continued to sing for the rebellion. Hyuna's position as the leader of the rebellion shows her drive to protect and vast love for humanity, perhaps stemming from her inability to protect her brother Hyun Woo.Despite all this, Hyuna has a more vulnerable side that appears when dealing with her past, particularly when thinking of Luka. She states Luka to be "her one weakness", because Hyuna values moving forward so much, but her conflicting emotions towards Luka and the things he's done to hurt her still chain her to her past, even if she appears to be someone quite undisturbed by her history. Her guilt got so bad she began to rely on drinking and smoking to numb the pain.[4] She's quite selfless, as her first action upon escaping from captivity was to try and crawl back to Anakt Garden with only one leg in order to save the other kids held in there.[4] This selfless nature of hers would lead to her demise, as she sacrificed herself for Luka in the end, even when the one with the gun was a member of her own rebellion, and even though she resented him.

Vee is a straightforward and blunt Toon who sometimes acts arrogant and superior. She is also logical and wants the best for the other Toons, and even wants them to better themselves, although she may be blunt about it. Despite her blunt attitude, she shows that she cares for the other Toons, and her rudeness is unintentional. Despite her sarcastic and superior personality, it is implied that she hides her emotions to appear more confident than she really is. This is implied in Cosmo interaction with Vee where Vee gets defensive when he found out she wasn't doing the best. Vee is a sentient Toon and dislikes when she is not seen as more than her code or as if she doesn’t have emotions, such as when Rodger.was planning to use Vee's knowledge for something. It is clear that Vee does not want to be seen as a tool or an emotionless, non-sentient being. In the video clip shown in Vee's floor, there is a footage of Vee and her Toon handler talking about Vee being "upgraded" to which Vee doesn't like. This further shows Vee's insecurities. Though Vee comes off as straightforward and blunt, she hints that she cares for the other Toons and wants the best for them. It's also implied that her rudeness is unintentional. •Vee is the main character and host of a quiz show. Said quiz show is implied to be popular among Toons, with some even competing in them. The game show is also quite popular to the kids, with some Episodes dedicated to her quiz show. Vee has trouble complimenting others without it coming off as backhanded, as shown in one of her Interactions with Brightney.

Species: Human-Part Fairy Hybrid Handedness Right hand Complexion Caucasian Hair Dark Cyan Eyes Black In all incarnations of the franchise, Hilda is an extremely adventurous and fearless girl. She loves to draw in her sketchbook and is very kind to nature. She is shown not to get scared easily by monsters and can outrun and outsmart them. Hilda is a strong, determined and adventurous girl, she’s also very compassionate and caring, especially towards her family and friends. She is friendly generous and kind, but also has a wild and mischievous side. Hilda loves exploring new places and discovering exciting things, often putting her curiosity above safety. Hilda is quite independent and responsible, dealing with her fair share of challenges and adventures. She is also known for her honesty, (mostly,) courage and bravery and slight rudeness throughout the seasons.