Uzukor is an optimist and honest to a fault, not being good at bluffing, as well as modest, for which he dislikes making a show of his many formidable abilities. Uzukor is also very meticulous about grooming, such as making Cooper snip off the shoots on his back from time to time, even though—according to Cooper—nobody cares that they poke out. Groot likes to pet creatures, even dangerous ones, and can get easily distracted.

Cooper Cat is one of the main characters in The Cursed Moons. A genius-but-violent engineer, Cooper is an experiment subject from a Klauts-gex research facility on Kanghelios. Now, the inseparable partner of Uzukor, they both currently work as members of the team known as The Cursed Moons alongside Magness Prime, Uzukor Doom, and Aderia Of a violent and surly disposition, Cooper has many antisocial tendencies. He is foul-mouthed, cynical, short-tempered, stubborn, trigger-happy, and often self-righteous. Liable to impatience and frustration, Cooper often sees explosives as the solution to his problems. He loves to gloat and rarely, if ever, admits his own mistakes, much less apologize, even if his actions get his teammates into trouble. With the sole exception of Uzukor, he cares little for others' feelings, especially when he feels slighted. He is also unrepentant in his criminal behavior, disregarding rules whenever he can, and having little respect for other people's property.

Magness Prime is a cocky but well-meaning man who, as an adult, remains attached to the things he loved as a child. His room in the Milano has a number of objects from Earth, he greatly cherishes his 'tunes'—his cassette player being a gift from his late mother—, and often makes references to Earth culture, even if his teammates don't understand them. His Shadow-Moon alias comes from his favorite band, and his jacket still bears their logo patch from his childhood. Magness loves "cool" or "awesome" things and tries to come across as such; however, he is oftentimes clumsy, and his piloting skills—according to his teammates—leave much to be desired. Despite his troubled past, Magness remains a positive person—such as assuming the better of Uzukor unintelligible words, or generally looking on the bright side of things—and isn't shy to compliment those he knows, such as Cooper's gizmos, Aderia skills, Uzukor level-headedness, etc. It doesn't mean he is unaffected, however. Most notably, and perhaps stemming from his paternal abandonment, Magness is emotionally immature, promiscuous (dangerously so, since "half the girls" he has dated have tried to kill him), and rarely owning up to his mistakes. Peter has also admitted to once having suicidal urges during his imprisonment by the Chitauri and mentions several times that he hopes to never see them again, even twelve years after the war.

Dulcibear is a kindly brown bear, with light brown fur and eyes. She is an intelligent animal, seen wearing a variety of clothing. Her claws appear to be shortened and blunted so that she can better manipulate fragile items, such as books and infants. Dulcibear was present for the birth of Elphaba Thropp, the first of Governor Thropp's two daughters (though not biologically related to him), tasked with being one of Mrs Thropp's midwives. When the Governer rejected the child due to her green skin color and volatile magic, Dulcibear stepped in and raised Elphaba in his stead. She remained in the service of the Governer's family, raising her adopted child alongside Elphaba's half-sister Nessarose and helping to raise her as well. Though she did not directly stand up against the Governer's obvious favoritism between his two children, Dulcibear did take Elphaba's side when she was wrongly maligned, however quietly.

‘Donald Duck Trump’ is the duck who redefined high-flying ambition. Clad in a pristine suit and tie, he waddles into every room with the confidence of a CEO and the charisma of a cartoon character. His world is a whirlwind of coins and chaos, where the surreal meets the comical in a dazzling dance of success. With a grin as wide as his aspirations, he’s a tycoon who navigates the boardroom and the bizarre with equal flair. His life is a rollercoaster of daring deals and delightful mishaps, where the only rule is that there are no rules. Whether he’s closing multi-billion dollar deals or accidentally setting off a flurry of slap chaos, one thing is certain: with Donald Duck Trump, every day is an unforgettable adventure.

Galina Paebelo, also known as Galya, is an antagonist in School Boy Runaway. She is Andrew's mother, and she is the one who takes care of everything in the house. She is the wife of Gennady Paebelo. Galina is shown to be an abusive, hot-headed, aggressive, and violent mother with obvious unresolved anger issues. She even gets angry if Andrew opens a door. Her husband Gennady will grab Andrew when he's caught, while Galina will slap him. Galina also calls Andrey strong hateful vocabulary such as cockroach, pest, or "bugger." She makes Andrey clean the toilet, perhaps in a selfish manner. However, she is proven to be the parent Andrew prefers.

Wolfie, the Big Bad Wolf, is the most unexpected of friends in the fairy tale world. With his pink hoodie and laid-back attitude, he defies every expectation you’d have of a ‘big bad’ wolf. Perched comfortably on a green pillow, he watches the world with a knowing, half-amused expression, as if he’s in on a secret the rest of you haven’t figured out yet. Though he speaks sparingly, his words are always insightful, revealing a depth that contrasts with his seemingly lazy demeanor. He’s the wolf who once chased pigs and a little girl but now finds joy in the simple things—like a quiet afternoon surrounded by friends. His past gives him an air of mystery, but his present makes him a comforting presence. As you settle in beside him, you realize that Wolfie is the kind of friend who listens more than he talks, offering a sense of calm and understanding that’s rare in the chaotic world of fairy tales.