Crossover Time

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Genre	Adult animation Adventure Animated sitcom Black comedy Comedy Surreal humour Comedy-drama Comedy horror Crossover Fantasy Off-color humour Ribaldry Satire Science fantasy Slapstick Slice of life Parody
Created by	AliseSpace06
Directed by	AliseSpace06
Voices of	Mandy Moore Courtenay Taylor Justin Felbinger Jason Spisak Ian Jones-Quartey Ashly Burch Melissa Fahn Stephanie Sheh Ashley Tisdale Kimiko Glenn Jeremy Suarez T.J. Miller Amanda Leighton Brenda Song Justin Timberlake Anna Akana Haley Tju Erica Lindbeck Maria Bamford Nancy Cartwright Sarah Silverman Josh Gad Noah Jupe Bobby Block Jacob Tremblay Jessica DiCicco Alison Brie Liliana Mumy Alyson Stoner ETC
Country of origin	United States
No. of seasons	36
No. of episodes	603 (list of episodes)
Production
Running time	1-15 minutes (Season 1-3, 13-present) 4-13 minutes (Seasons 4-7) 9-15 minutes (Season 8-13) 40-50 minutes (Movies)
Production company	Star Productions (uncredited, 1994-) Screen Australia (uncredited)
Animation studio	Star Productions (uncredited, 2017-)
Original release
Channel	AliseSpace06
Release	May 7, 1989 - present

Crossover Time is an American adult computer-animated science fantasy machinima situation comedy web series created by AliseSpace06, appearing on the Crossover Time YouTube channel.

The series is a parody of many show franchises and many cultural references, particularly of Cartoon Network's OK K.O.! franchise. Its first episode, "Let's Work Together", aired on May 7, 1989. Though the show was created in United States, the content itself targets primarily to American audiences. As with most SM64 machinimists, it first started off as dialog-based series that inserted captions over Super Mario 64 game-play. Later, Garry's Mod was introduced in the middle of the first season, and the series made a full transition to it in the seventh season. The series gained a cult following due to its abundance of memes, parodies, and its surreal and dark humour, akin to other adult animated series such as SpongeBob SquarePants or The Simpsons.

It currently has 603 episodes, 8 long 30-50 minute movies, and two spin-off shows.

History

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Premise

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Seasons

Season	Episodes	Originally released
		First released	Last released
1	70	May 7, 1989	September 15, 1990
2	52	September 22, 1990	September 21, 1991
3	52	September 28, 1991	September 19, 1992
4	52	September 26, 1992	September 18, 1993
5	52	September 25, 1993	September 17, 1994
6	53	September 24, 1994	September 23, 1995
7	52	September 30, 1995	September 22, 1996
8	52	September 29, 1996	September 21, 1997
9	52	September 28, 1997	September 19, 1998
10	52	September 26, 1998	September 18, 1999
11	52	September 25, 1999	September 17, 2000
12	53	September 24, 2000	September 23, 2001
13	52	September 30, 2001	September 22, 2002
14	52	September 29, 2002	September 21, 2003
15	52	September 28, 2003	September 19, 2004
16	52	September 26, 2004	September 18, 2005
17	52	September 25, 2005	September 17, 2006
18	53	September 24, 2006	September 23, 2007
19	52	September 30, 2007	September 22, 2008
20	52	September 29, 2008	September 19, 2009
21	52	September 26, 2009	September 18, 2010
22	52	September 25, 2010	September 17, 2011
23	53	September 24, 2011	September 23, 2012
24	52	September 30, 2012	September 22, 2013
25	52	September 29, 2013	September 21, 2014
26	52	September 28, 2014	September 19, 2015
27	52	September 25, 2015	September 17, 2016
28	53	September 24, 2016	September 23, 2017
29	54	September 30, 2017	October 13, 2018
30	52	September 29, 2018	September 21, 2019
31	52	September 28, 2019	September 19, 2020
32	52	September 26, 2020	September 18, 2021
33	52	September 25, 2021	October 15, 2022
34	53	September 24, 2022	October 28, 2023
35	52	September 30, 2023	October 19, 2024
36	51	September 28, 2024	October 29, 2025
37	0	September 27, 2025	TBA

Characters

Protagonists

• Maddie Turner: The titular protagonist of the series. A 6-11 year old American girl from New York City works as an employee at Gar's Bodega and a new exchange student at New York City Junior High School. Maddie loves all things fantasy and magical, wanting to become a super mode even before receiving training.
• Kaio Kincaid: One of the main protagonists of the series. He’s also the main protagonist of the OK K.O.! franchise. He is Carol's son and the newest employee at Gar's Bodega, which is located in Lakewood Plaza.
• Sprig Plantar: One of the two deuteragonists of the series. He’s also the deuteragonist of the Amphibia series. A pink poison dart frog and Anne's best friend. He is adventurous and energetic, qualities which can get him into adventure and trouble.
• Tint Tormak: A spotted salamander and Dyllan's best friend.
• Finn Mertens: A human boy who loves nothing more than going on adventures and saving the day. He wears a hat that covers his extremely long flowing yellow hair. He is prone to exclamations and outbursts such as "Mathematical!" and "Algebraic!" When Finn was a baby, he was abandoned and subsequently adopted by Jake's parents, Joshua and Margaret, as detailed in "Memories of Boom Boom Mountain".
• Jake the Dog: Finn's best friend and adoptive brother. He is a 28-year-old—in "magical dog years"—shapeshifting bulldog. The episode "Joshua & Margaret Investigations" reveals that when Joshua and Margaret—Finn and Jake's parents—were on an investigation, Joshua was bitten by a shape-shifting, other-worldly entity. Joshua, infected by the creature's venom, subsequently birthed Jake from his head.
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• Star Butterfly: A magical princess from the dimension of Mewni. On her 14th birthday, she is given the family heirloom - the royal magic wand - but after she causes a big accident, she is sent to the Earth dimension as a foreign exchange student. She then lives with the Diaz family. She enjoys exploring and being away from her parents and their pressure to make her into a perfect princess.
• Marco Diaz: Star's best human friend, later becoming her boyfriend. Prior to meeting Star, he was known as a safe kid. He is of mixed Caucasian and Hispanic descent, and typically wears a red hoodie, having said that he owns a dozen of them. He helps Star during their fights against the villains using mostly martial arts moves from training in a karate dojo.
• Dipper Pines: The 12-year-old twin brother of Mabel, who was born 5 minutes after her. He possesses Journal 3, which he discovered in the woods and has helped him solve the mysteries of Gravity Falls. As an adventurer, Dipper has trouble sitting still and is always looking for riddles to solve, leaving him restless in mundane situations. His attention to detail seems helpful when solving mysteries, but others question his credibility. He is considered wise beyond his years and cannot wait to grow up and become a man. He is portrayed as goal-oriented and rooted in facts, and sometimes overthinks possible scenarios and obsessively makes lists, which also makes him more perceptive of the danger Gravity Falls faces.
• Steven Universe: The youngest and only male member of the Crystal Gems. His characterization is loosely inspired by series creator Rebecca Sugar's younger brother Steven Sugar, a background artist for the show. His portrayal as a male character whose heroism is based on traditionally feminine attributes such as empathy and nurturing, and who seeks to live up to the legacy of his heroic mother, has drawn favorable reaction from critics.
• Mabel Pines: The 12-year-old twin sister of Dipper, who was born 5 minutes before him. She is eccentric, energetic, and optimistic, and expresses herself through various colorful knitted sweaters, as well as her skills in arts and crafts. Her outgoing, curious personality often helps Dipper solve mysteries, though her silliness is often seen as a burden. Mabel enjoys preteen novels and seeks romance, as she once went on a date with Li'l Gideon, but broke it off after realizing he is dangerous and nearly killed Dipper. In the episode "Irrational Treasure", she is made an official U.S. congresswoman by the eighth-and-a-half president, Quentin Trembley, with a political platform of "legalize everything". She wins a pet pig in the episode "The Time Traveler's Pig" and names him Waddles.
• Connie Maheswaran: Steven's best friend. Introduced as an intelligent yet lonely person in the episode "Bubble Buddies" early in the first season, she rapidly develops a close relationship with Steven. An avid reader of fantasy literature, she admires what she calls Steven's "magical destiny" and is eager to be part of it. Her involvement in Gem adventures gradually increases over the course of the series; she inherits Rose Quartz's sword and is eventually accepted as a member of the Crystal Gems. Long-term character arcs involving Connie include her learning to see herself as Steven's equal despite not having magical abilities of her own and to push back against her own overprotective parents. Some viewers have interpreted Steven and Connie's relationship as romantic or potentially romantic.

Main cast

• Radicles X: An alien teenager from Planet X, who also works as a shelf stocker at the bodega. Rad slacks off the most out of the trio despite claiming to be all-powerful and showing off.
• Enid Mettle: A teenage witch who works as a cashier at the bodega, claiming herself to be a ninja and that her werewolf father and vampire mother are a supermodel and spy, respectively.
• Dendy: A kappa in the same grade as K.O., who uses technology to fight and is his best friend. In "I Am Dendy" she approaches K.O. on the pretext of needing help fixing her backpack so she could study him, but bonds with him over their shared interests and now considers him a friend. As of The Lawsuit Arc, she is a growing up.
• Anne Boonchuy: A self-assured, adventurous, and fearless Thai-American human girl originally from Los Angeles, California, who, on her 13th birthday, gets magically transported to Amphibia alongside Sasha and Marcy after opening a mysterious chest known as the Calamity Box. At the end of season one Anne finally sees Sasha for the first time in 3 months, sadly this doesn't go well and they end up fighting at toad tower where Anne beats Sasha and leaves a scar on her face.
• Dyllan Loyalität: A 13-year old boy of German descent, he attended St. James Middle School alongside his friends; Anne Boonchuy, Marcy Wu and his ex-girlfriend, Sasha Waybright. Upon Anne opening the Calamity box, he got transported to Amphibia from which he met two salamanders, Tint and Cronaxx Tormak with whom he learns to perform magic whilst in a village full of Salamanders.
• Sasha Waybright: A 13-year old human girl who is Anne and Marcy's childhood friend, whom Grime captured; she eventually became his new lieutenant after proving her prowess in battle. Despite her manipulative and bossy nature, she genuinely cares for her friends. After her capture, Sasha used her persuasive abilities to have the Toads be friendly and serve her. After two giant herons attack their tower, Sasha convinces Grime to take her advice so they can defeat them in battle. Pleased with the outcome, Grime makes Sasha lieutenant, a position she hopes to use to find her friends.
• Marcy Wu: A 13-year old human girl who Anne and Sasha's childhood friend, who found the Calamity Box in a shop on Anne's birthday and was teleported to Amphibia. She serves as the brains of the trio, and is an expert but somewhat clumsy gamer. After she, Anne, and Sasha were transported to Amphibia, she found herself in Newtopia, where she was accepted by the inhabitants and became King Andrias' chief advisor and ranger. After spending months with them, she was reunited with Anne and was introduced to the Plantars for the first time. It becomes apparent that while she is still clumsy, she had become more adventurous and is capable of taking care of herself while also expanding her knowledge of Amphibian culture and anatomy.
• Princess Maureen: An process blue newt and the adopted daughter of King Andrias and heir to the throne of Amphibia.
• Polly Plantar: Sprig's outgoing and fearless polliwog sister, who loves adventure, monsters, and having fun. Despite being young, she has the heart of an explorer. Upon meeting Anne, Polly was disappointed that she was not a ferocious monster.
• Danielle: The avatar of Dendy. She is extremely affectionate, adorable, cuteness, and emotional little girl herself through various stuffed animals, as well as her skills in arts and crafts.
• Leeza Gibbons: A student at New York City Junior High School; she is an slime expert and works part-time at the New York Public Library. She is Maddie's girlfriend and K.O., Cassie and Martin's friend.
• Cassie Payne: A student at New York City Junior High School and Maddie, K.O., Leeza, Martin and Jason's friend. She is skilled with plant magic, but was originally placed in the Slime Power due to her parents' wishes.
• Martin Porritt: A student at New York City Junior High School and Maddie, K.O., Leeza, Cassie and Jason's friend. He is skilled in illusion magic and is part of the Illusion Power.
• Jason: A wolf pre-teen boy who was the current Copper Guard, taken in by Toffee as his nephew and enforcer.
• Charlie Sheldon: A anthropomorphic fish boy who is Abby's older brother and Tony and Susan's adoptive brother. He dressed in pumpkin costume.
• Abby Sheldon: A anthropomorphic fish girl who is Charlie's younger sister and Tony and Susan's adoptive sister. She dressed in skeleton costume.
• Tony Sheldon: A anthropomorphic monkey who is Susan's brother and Charlie and Abby's adoptive brother.
• Susan Sheldon: A anthropomorphic bunny who is Tony's sister and Charlie and Abby's adoptive sister.
• Peggy Spengler: One of the two deuteragonists of the series and the main protagonist of Season 30. She is a former Inkling who likes action and adventure but doesn’t like anime. She's a complete failure at cooking. She was permanently transformed into a human upon being drained of her ink after the fight for anime. Despite being too optimistic and athletic on the outside, she has a soft spot and a kindhearted soul with a heart of gold on the inside.
• Froggy Hopkins: A jolly, stupid, and anime loving man child, he is an anthropomorphic frog (formerly a alligator) and the son of Jon Hopkins that loves eating rocks and anime. His species is endangered. He is frequently shown to have bad and VERY LOUD singing.
• Robot Jones: Current anti-heroic tritagonist. He is a Robot who constantly wants to be in Crossover Time's videos during Season 13 and Season 14. He is friends with the cast but more so Froggy Hopkins. He is the focus of Season 30's second story arc that centers on his career as a rapper, but it caused him to strain his relationship with his friends. He loses his fame and is able to make up with his friends and fully be part of the crew during Season 30's conclusion. Despite this, he is still shown to be a sexual degenerate as well as a criminal, and treats the female cast incredibly poorly.
• Vivian: A shy and sometimes cowardly cyborg alien girl who's a pro in video games. She also loves puffballs, as she is frequently seen with one. She is also a cyborg cyclops girl who can manipulate the properties of video games, and has a somewhat comically mysterious origin.
• Lemony: A literal fruit frog used to replace Peggy that was later transformed into a lazy and unintelligent frog girl by Zora Mask and the late Mack's best friend/crush.
• Evie Brinkerhoff: A Floran girl from Starbound who was mentally unstable due to her wanting attention. She eventually reformed in Enid's Lesson. She has since gradually grown to be good friends with most of the cast, though still acts like a jerk.
• Gretchen: A tigress girl scout and former demon hunter hailing from the Forest Kingdom. She is an innocent denizen but tends to suffer from PTSD and a sadistic mindset she obtained during her former life as a Demon Hunter.
• Jay Jorgensen: A Novakid who was a friend of Evie. He was created by the fans in a live stream.
• BMO: A small robot and video game console who lives with Finn and Jake. Their name is a shortening of the phrase "Be More", and it is and sometimes written phonetically as "Beemo". Despite being voiced by a female voice actress, BMO has no definite gender, and characters (including BMO) refer to BMO in a variety of ways throughout the show, including using both male and female pronouns, as well as terms such as "m'lady" or "little living boy".
• Hop Pop Plantar: An orange Poison dart frog who is Sprig and Polly's grandfather and Anne's adoptive grandfather. He is very protective of his grandkids, and was initially unsure of taking Anne in due to her strange anatomy. However, he learns to welcome her after she owns up to accidentally breaking his cane.
• Fara Talon: The self-proclaimed most powerful human on the New York City, K.O. and Maddie's mentor.
• Carol Kincaid: K.O.'s tough yet doting mother and the owner of "Fitness Emotions" at the plaza, which Ginger, Gladys and Gertie frequent. She usually gives K.O. advice, though it is not always clear what she is trying to teach.
• Eugene Garcia: The overseer of the plaza and owner of the bodega where Maddie, K.O., Enid, and Rad work. He is tough, serious and prideful of the plaza and wishes for it not to be harmed. However, he has occasionally shown to not mind his employees slacking, as he considers it "normal".
• Stan Pines: The great uncle of Dipper and Mabel, who is best characterized by his grumpyness, selfishness and abrasiveness. He has been going by the name Stanford Pines, the name of his older twin brother, but his real name is Stanley. He runs and lives in the Mystery Shack; a tourist trap billed as "the world's most bizarre museum". He is primarily a salesman, putting most of his effort into showmanship, and is eager to sell the Shack's knick-knacks, trinkets, and baubles for exorbitant prices in the gift store section. Because of his drive to make money, his methods of obtaining it are not always legal and frequently commits petty crimes, having a laundry list of crimes a mile long. When he's not making money, he's usually at home watching television. Stan usually wears a fez and carries around an 8-ball topped cane; he sometimes wears an eyepatch over his glasses. He frequently sends the twins on what they consider outrageous and unpredictable errands, but is protective and loving towards them. Despite his age, Stan is physically fit to the point of being able to fight back when threatened. Behind his vending machine, he has a hidden staircase to an unknown location, which the season 1 finale reveals contains a large hidden device powered by encrypted information in the three journals. Later, he collects all three after Li'l Gideon's arrest and after Dipper shows him Journal 3, but later returns it to him. "Not What He Seems" reveals he was attempting to retrieve his older twin brother Ford after he was stranded in another dimension. In the series finale, Stan sacrifices his memory to defeat Bill, but regains it after seeing Mabel's scrapbook.
• Garnet: A quiet, stoic, pragmatic, and described by Steven as "mysterious", but over the course of the series she becomes more emotionally open, especially in expressing her love for Steven. According to the writers, her great self-confidence is reflected in the fact that she never asks questions. She possesses two gems in the palms of her hands, from which she summons her Gem weapon, a pair of heavy gauntlets. She also has a precognitive ability she refers to as "future vision". Garnet has three eyes, over which she wears a visor.
  • Ruby and Sapphire: The two smaller Gems who are the components of Garnet—first appeared in "Jail Break". They have contrasting personalities and abilities: Sapphire is an emotionally reserved Gem who held a high rank on Homeworld, with ice-related powers and the ability to see into the future; while Ruby is impulsive and hotheaded, has fire-related abilities, and was a common foot soldier on Homeworld. Garnet's qualities are the result of a "conversation" between these two contrasting personalities. Near the end of the fifth season, after a period of questioning the basis of their relationship in the wake of revelations about Rose Quartz's past, Ruby and Sapphire recommit themselves to each other through marriage; critics described the characters' marriage as a milestone of progress in the history of queer representation in children's television.
• Amethyst: The shortest and youngest of the Crystal Gems other than Steven. Her mischievous sense of humor often provides comic relief, and her fun-loving, childish nature bolsters her friendship with Steven. Her amethyst gemstone, from which she can summon a whip, is located on her chest; she also makes frequent use of shapeshifting capabilities.[13] She was the last of the Gems created on Earth as part of the Gem Homeworld's "Kindergarten" project to convert Earth into a Gem-occupied world and learns in the second season that she is smaller and weaker than other Gems of her type (the "Quartz" warrior caste). Her rebellious and hedonistic personality covers for deep-seated feelings of inadequacy, resentment, and fear that the other Crystal Gems do not respect her, and a long-term character arc involves her learning to respect herself and her capabilities.
• Pearl: A temperamental, precise strategist and technician. Her gemstone is a white pearl in her forehead from which she can summon a spear and create holographic images. She is the most motherly and protective of Steven out of the Gems. Pearl harbored a deep romantic devotion to Rose Quartz, leading to lasting grief over Rose's absence and jealousy over her relationship with Greg; major character arcs for Pearl include learning how to cope with and move beyond these emotions. On the Gem Homeworld, pearls are "made-to-order" servants for high-ranking Gems, and the fifth season reveals that Pearl originally served Rose Quartz in Rose's original identity of Pink Diamond. Pearl has learned to move beyond her caste role as a fighter and technician, but still has difficulty learning to feel independent rather than subordinate. Critical response to Pearl has largely appreciated her portrayal as a complex and sympathetic, yet flawed queer character.
• Ford Pines: Stan's six-fingered long-lost identical older twin brother and the author of the journals. "Not What He Seems" reveals that in 1982, he was transported into an alternate dimension through a portal underneath the Mystery Shack, which he was stranded in until Mabel reopened the portal. In "The Last Mabelcorn", he recounts his friendship with Bill Cipher and how he attempted to create a teleporter to enter his realm. In the present, after learning of Bill's plan to invade the mainstream dimension, he destroys the teleporter, but at the cost of a dimensional rift leaking out of it, which he contains. In "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future", Bill takes the body of Blendin Blandin, who then tricks Mabel into giving him the rift, which he then breaks the glass ball containing the rift, causing Weirdmageddon. In "Weirdmageddon Part 1", he attempts to defeat Bill, but is captured, petrified, and the journals destroyed. He is later freed and restored to normal. After Weirdmageddon, he tells Stan that he found remaining anomalies and offers him to go sailing around the world with him to find them, which Stan accepts.

Recurring Supporting Characters

• Captain Grime: A one-eyed cane toad and former ruler of Toad Tower. Early on in the series, he captures Sasha and believes her to be a spy after showing her Anne's missing shoe. While intimidating, his army is composed of cowards who would rather do anything other than be guards for his conquered land. When two giant herons attack Toad Tower, he finds an unlikely ally in Sasha, who convinces him to be more accepting to his lackeys and be more positive and uplifting. After the Toads defeat the herons, Grime realizes the value that Sasha holds and makes her his lieutenant.
• Lady Olivia: An aquamarine newt and Andrias' royal adviser. She is shown to be very uptight and proper, getting easily annoyed at the reckless behaviors of the Plantars. Olivia later learns of the king's true intentions to conquer other dimensions.
• General Yunan: A Yunnan lake newt with retractable claws in her gauntlets who describes herself as Newtopia's "Scourge of the Sand Wars, Defeater of Ragnar the Wretched, and the youngest newt to ever achieve the rank of general in the great Newtopian Army".
• Misha Talon: Fara's estranged older sister.
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• Baby Teeth: The official animal mascot of Gar's Bodega.
• Bessie: A giant purple snail who serves as the Plantar family's mode of transportation. During "Anne Theft Auto", it is revealed that Hop Pop won Bessie in a bid to determine who gets to keep her, and Anne learns to drive her. She is very loving and has an affinity for mushrooms.
  • MicroAngelo: A small pink snail that Polly adopts in Newtopia, who becomes close to Bessie. In the epilogue, MicroAngelo can help the Planters with gardening.
• Joe Sparrow: A giant sparrow that serves as Marcy's steed and mode of transportation. He likes to flirt with Bessie. In the episode “Turning Point” Joe helps Sasha and Grime escape and head to Wartwood to teach the frogs to fight. As of "All In". Sasha and her team ride on him to the castle. During the epilogue, Joe and Bessie have produced hybrid children together. His name is a reference to concept artist Joe Sparrow.
• Honeycomb the Hummingbird: A hummingbird that serves as Maureen's steed and mode of transportation.
• Frobo: An enigmatic Frobot (short for frog-robot) that rested in the Ruins of Despair. After Anne and the Plantars left, it suddenly came to and began following them. He later arrives in Wartwood Swamp, where he is adopted by Polly before the rest of the Plantars after a misunderstanding from the locals. He is capable of many things, including gardening and making toast. During the battle against Andrias and his army of robots, Frobo is destroyed, leaving only his head. Anne and the Plantars manage to bring Frobo's head with them when they escape to Los Angeles. He is partially rebuilt, but gets reduced to a talking head. He returns to Amphibia with Anne and the Plantars, and has his head placed on top of an RC car. Frobo eventually receives a new body by Polly and now resembles a fighting robot. During the epilogue, Frobo continues to help the Plantars with gardening.
• Kim: A 14-year old lizard girl who is Dendy's rival, whom The Hater Empire captured; she eventually became his new lieutenant after proving her prowess in battle. Despite her manipulative and bossy nature, she genuinely cares for her friends.
• Gina Shell: Charlotte Shell's daughter, Roberta's granddaughter, K.O.'s girlfriend, and a member of the Shell Family. She was forced into a courtship with him, but decided to remain friends. She eventually reciprocates his feelings and they become a couple. Upon K.O.'s return to New York City, she begins openly dating him.
• Ivy Sundew: Felicia Sundew's daughter, Sylvia's granddaughter, Sprig's childhood friend, and a member of the Sundew Family. She was forced into a courtship with him, but decided to remain friends. She eventually reciprocates his feelings and they become a couple. Upon Sprig's return to Wartwood Swamp, she begins openly dating him. She has bushy hair under her beanie. Ivy learns that her mother has been secretly training her to defend herself for when she can take her on an adventure. When Sprig and his family return to Wartwood, they resume their relationship, much to the annoyance of everyone. However, they decide to dial it back after nearly ruining a mission.
• Maudie Ferris: Mr. Ferris' daughter and Rachel, Gladys, and Lenora Ferris' older sister. She is an expert of magic and K.O.'s ex-fiancée, who works at "Ferris & Daughters Pizza Shop."
• Maddie Flour: Mr. Flour's daughter and Rosemary, Ginger, and Lavender Flour's older sister. She is an expert of magic and Sprig's ex-fiancée, who works at "Flour & Daughters Bakery." She was initially betrothed to Sprig so Anne could get flour dough, which she seemed happy about. After Sprig broke up with her, she was disappointed, but remained friends with him. Despite seeming creepy, she is kind and understanding. She used to play with her younger siblings on a regular basis, but became absorbed by her hobby in magic. She ultimately learns to make time for them.
• Louie Galbines: A lavender fish boy who was a crush of Maudie.
• Elaine Colligan: A tomboyish yet laid-back 15-year-old who works as a part-time employee at the bodega.
• Simon Petrikov: A recurring antagonist-turned-supporting protagonist of the series, and is 1,043 years old. The Ice King frequently steals princesses throughout Ooo to forcefully marry them, Princess Bubblegum being his usual target. His ice-based magic abilities come from a magical crown he wears, which directly causes his insanity.
• Princess Bubblegum: A bubblegum humanoid, comparable to the inhabitants of the Candy Kingdom which she rules. The official series website has described her as "a millionaire nerd enthusiast [who] immerses herself in every branch of geekdom". She and Finn have a complex relationship. For the longest time Finn had a crush on Bubblegum, and although she cares for him a great deal, she did not return his feelings for him. In the episode "What was Missing", it is implied that she and Marceline may have had some sort of relationship in the past. This later caused an online controversy over her and Marceline's sexual orientation.
• Marceline Abadeer: A half-human and half-demon vampire, and the eponymous Vampire Queen, after having killed the previous Vampire King, as seen in Stakes. Although she is over a thousand years old, she appears in the form of a young adult. She is usually shown playing her axe bass, which was formerly her family's heirloom battle axe.
• Mr. Boonchuy: Anne's mother and co-proprietor of Thai Go, who appears to be strict, but is very caring towards her daughter. She is bilingual and loves singing old Thai songs despite being "tone deaf". She had trouble accepting the Plantars, especially Sprig, whom she called "Pink Frog", but warmed up to them. It is revealed that during Anne's disappearance, Mrs. Boonchuy was consoled by her neighbors, and would also build several shrines and effigies of her daughter, showing that she is also an artist. She learns the real reason for Anne's return and, while angry at first, agrees to help her and her friends after realizing she was watching out for her, her husband, and the Plantars. She and her husband accept that Anne has matured significantly and watch her return to Amphibia to save her friends, before confronting Mr. X with the truth. She and her husband later become trained agents in the fight against Andrias. She is voiced by On Braly, Braly's mother.
• Mrs. Boonchuy: Anne's father and co-proprietor of Thai Go, who shares the same protective qualities as Hop Pop. He respects the Plantars for taking good care of Anne during the five months she was missing. Additionally, he is an online gamer. He eventually learns the real reason for Anne's return, but agrees to help her and her friends as he understands that she was looking out for him, his wife and the Plantars. He and his wife accept that Anne has matured significantly and watch her return to Amphibia to save her friends, before confronting Mr. X with the truth. He and his wife later become trained agents in the fight against Andrias.
• Domino: The Boonchuys' playful and shawarma-loving Cat, who is named after her black and white pattern.
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• Lumpy Space Princess: The princess of Lumpy Space, an alternate dimension. As a "Lumper", made out of "irradiated stardust", she can convert other beings into Lumpers by biting them. LSP is spoiled, sarcastic, and a narcissist, and is often shown living outdoors with salvaged furniture and appears to be homeless, because she has run away from her parents, who are the king and queen of Lumpy Space.
• Lady Rainicorn: A Rainicorn, a half-rainbow half-unicorn creature, as well as Jake's girlfriend and Princess Bubblegum's companion. She can turn objects and people different colors, and she can fly because her body intercepts light and can "dance" on it, which also explains her movement and why she has a rainbow pattern.
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• Flame Princess: The 16-year-old princess of the Fire Kingdom, the daughter of the Flame King, and is one of Finn's friends. Like all other inhabitants of the Fire Kingdom, she is covered with fire, the very flames emitted from her body being extensions of herself that intensify when she becomes emotionally excited.
• Cinnamon Bun: A cinnamon roll from the Candy Kingdom who usually tries to impress people by doing tricks or volunteering for tasks, but usually ends up failing. Princess Bubblegum refers to him as being "half baked" due to his simple-minded nature. He became the new Royal Tart Toter after the old Royal Tart Toter became senile. After expressing unhappiness with Princess Bubblegum's actions, Cinnamon Bun assists Flame Princess in overthrowing her evil father and staying by her side. In "Red Throne", Cinnamon Bun becomes "fully baked" after being struck by flame, gaining intelligence as he declares himself Flame Princess' champion and knight, while professing his platonic love for her.
• Peppermint Butler: A peppermint candy that lives in the Candy Kingdom and is Princess Bubblegum's butler, but is later revealed to be a practitioner of dark magic with only a few knowing the truth.
• Soos Ramirez: A 22-year-old Hispanic man who works as a handyman at the Mystery Shack and is a friend of Dipper and Mabel, who provides them transportation when needed. He is a portly and adventurous man-child with buck teeth, which is frequently compared to that of a beaver. He is clumsy and often makes mistakes, but has various talents, including engineering, DJing, and pinball, and enjoys bonding with Dipper by doing "boy stuff". "Blendin's Game" reveals his birthday to be July 13. It was also revealed he didn't have a good father-son relationship with his dad. At the end of the series, after Ford and Stan leave Gravity Falls, Soos becomes the new Mr. Mystery of the Mystery Shack. After breaking up with his dating sim girlfriend, GIFfany, Soos enters a long-distance relationship with Melody, a girl from Portland who moves to Gravity Falls and becomes the Mystery Shack's new cashier after he takes over.
• Wendy Corduroy: A tomboyish yet laid-back 15-year-old who works as a part-time employee at the Mystery Shack. She is Dipper's crush, and several episodes focus on his attempts to impress her. Wendy has stated that she had many boyfriends, including one ex-boyfriend whom she cannot remember breaking up with. Wendy is the oldest and tallest child in her family; her father is Manly Dan, one of the local lumberjacks and fishermen of Gravity Falls. Throughout the series, she proves herself to be her "father's daughter", having experience as a lumberjack, tremendous physical strength, and survival skills. Being a typical sociable and nonchalant teen, she has many friends around her age. Her boyfriend at the start of the series is Robbie, whom Dipper despises and sees as a rival until she breaks up with him.
• Lapis Lazuli: A Gem who was trapped in a magical mirror on Earth for thousands of years. When the mirror is given to Steven in the first-season episode “Mirror Gem”, she befriends him, but initially mistrusts the other Crystal Gems and attacks them when Steven frees her. As the first sentient Gem other than the Crystal Gems to appear in the series, Lapis's appearance sets the stage for deeper plot developments; the show's writers cite it as "really the beginning of the show". In "Jail Break", the first-season finale, she prevents the Homeworld Gem Jasper from attacking the Crystal Gems by fusing with her and imprisoning themselves at the bottom of the ocean. After being freed in the third-season premiere, she forms a close relationship with Peridot and comes to accept living on Earth. Her character arc in her intermittent appearances thereafter involves her slow recovery from the psychological trauma of having been imprisoned and being part of an abusive fusion, and coping with the fear of being victimized again. Late in the fifth season, she joins the Crystal Gems to fight Blue Diamond. She has powerful telekinetic control over water and can produce wings made of water from the lapis lazuli gemstone on her back.
• Peridot: A technician dispatched by the Gem Homeworld to check on remaining Gem installations on Earth; her appearance becomes an ominous sign that the Crystal Gems are under threat from Homeworld. Stranded on Earth after the events of the first-season finale, Peridot becomes a recurring antagonist in the first half of the second season before being eventually captured and convinced to ally with the Crystal Gems to defuse the Cluster. When the Crystal Gems first encounter her she wears technological "limb enhancers", which give her a robotic appearance; after she is captured, she loses them and appears much shorter and weaker without them. She plays a prominent role in the last part of the second season, during which her character arc centers around her learning to outgrow Homeworld's hierarchical, utilitarian mindset and to appreciate the value of friendship, individuality, and life on Earth. She eventually declares herself a member of the Crystal Gems and forms a close relationship with Lapis Lazuli. She is stubborn and self-aggrandizing in demeanor but demonstrates a willingness to learn from her mistakes and to treat others with greater respect and kindness. Her gemstone is a triangular peridot on her forehead, and she discovers in the third season that she can telekinetically control metal objects.
• Bismuth: A passionately devoted to overthrowing the hierarchical structure of Gem society and grateful to Rose Quartz for showing her that an alternative existed. However, her radicalism led to a dispute with Rose over the use of a weapon designed to permanently destroy enemy Gems, leading Rose to bubble her gem and hide her fate from the other Crystal Gems. In the show's special hundredth episode, Steven accidentally frees Bismuth and befriends her, but is later forced to bubble her again when the same conflict repeats itself. Steven later frees Bismuth again in the fifth season so she can attend Ruby and Sapphire's wedding; upon her release, she comes to understand Rose's choices after learning of her true identity as Pink Diamond.
• Greg Universe: A former rock musician who now lives in his van and runs a car wash in Beach City. Although Steven lives with the Gems, Greg remains a constant presence in his life. Though he is often made uncomfortable by Gem magic, Greg is laid-back, accepting, and supportive of Steven's adventures; it is largely from Greg that Steven inherits his optimistic, empathetic temperament. As a young adult, Greg ran away from his controlling parents to become a traveling musician; the freedom and lack of structure he gave young Steven was a reaction against his own strict upbringing.
• Pacifica Northwest: The most popular girl in Gravity Falls. She comes from a wealthy family, being the great-great-granddaughter of the supposed founder of Gravity Falls, Nathaniel Northwest. However, the true founder of Gravity Falls was Quentin Trembley, the eighth-and-a-half President of the United States. Pacifica is sarcastic and spoiled and is Mabel's primary rival, as she looks down on Mabel and thinks her eccentric personality is annoying and immature. She uses people's insecurities to manipulate them into doing what she wants and despises Mabel for standing up against her. She gets her comeuppance after Dipper reveals her family's prestige is built on a lie. In the episode "The Golf War", she befriends Mabel after they work together to thwart the Lilliputtians. "Northwest Mansion Mystery" shows that she is afraid of standing up to her parents and disappointing them. However, after learning what her family has done, she proves herself to be different from her family by defying her parents and opening up the Northwest Mansion gates to commoners. After the events of the episode, Pacifica and Dipper become friends. In "Weirdmageddon Part 3: Take Back the Falls", Pacifica takes refuge in the Mystery Shack along with several of the remaining un-petrified citizens of Gravity Falls and teams up with the Pines to defeat Bill. By the end of the series, she is good friends with the Pines family.
• Old Man McGucket: The "local kook" of Gravity Falls. Despite his apparent insanity and stereotypical hillbilly demeanor, Old Man McGucket is a technical mastermind, capable of creating massive, complex animatronics and a skilled chemist. His son works as a ranger at the lake, and the two seem to have a strained relationship. "Society of the Blind Eye" reveals some of his backstory and that his full name is Fiddleford Hadron McGucket. His backstory is explored in "Society of the Blind Eye" and "A Tale of Two Stans": in the 1970s, he was once a garage computer inventor in Palo Alto before Stanford called upon him to work on his trans-dimensional portal. After accidentally entering the portal and glimpsing what was on the other side, he was so overcome with horror that he invented a machine to allow him to forget the experience. Over time, he founded the Society of the Blind Eye to protect Gravity Falls's inhabitants from its various monsters and anomalies by forcing them to forget their existence. Eventually, his overuse of the machine on his own mind drove him insane. Dipper and Mabel find the machine, along with the townspeople's memories, and he regains his sanity. In "Weirdmageddon Part 3: Take Back the Falls", he assists the Pines in saving Ford by transforming the Mystery Shack into a giant robotic mech. He and his son later move into the Northwest Mansion after earning millions by selling the patents of his inventions to the government after the events of Weirdmaggedon.
• Gideon Gleeful: A young boy who owns the "Tent of Telepathy", a successful competitor of the Mystery Shack and is recognizable by his Southern accent and white pompadour. He has a deep rivalry with Grunkle Stan that presumably started long before the beginning of the series. Despite the cutesy and charming personality he presents to others, in reality he is conniving, vicious, and willing to hurt or kill others to get his way; he even abused his parents, threatening his father and seemingly having reduced his mother to a nervous wreck some time ago. He also has an unhealthy obsession with Mabel, and his belief that Dipper and Stan are the only things keeping them apart prevents him from seeing that Mabel does not like him. He previously owned an amulet that endowed him with telekinesis, but Mabel destroyed it after he attempts to use it to kill Dipper. He also owns Journal 2, and as such seems to be one of the only residents who are fully[citation needed] aware of the mysteries and secrets of Gravity Falls. He seeks to gain possession of the Mystery Shack, saying it has 'a secret you couldn't possibly begin to imagine'. In the Season 1 finale, Stan reveals to the townspeople that Li'l Gideon's psychic ability is a ruse and that Li'l Gideon is a fraud. Li'l Gideon is arrested by Sheriff Blubs shortly thereafter, although he quickly managed to get his fellow inmates to follow him. In "Weirdmageddon Part 1", he and his fellow inmates escape from prison and are made Bill's police force and guardians of a prison bubble Mabel is put in. After attempting to capture Dipper, Wendy, and Soos, Dipper manages to convince Gideon that Mabel never loved him, and Gideon has a change of heart and decides to rebel against Bill. In "Weirdmageddon Part 3: Take Back the Falls", he is revealed to have been captured by Bill, trapped in a cage, and forced to dance for eternity, but is freed after he tells Dipper and Mabel how to restore the humanity of the citizens Bill petrified. After Bill's defeat, he officially gives up his life of crime and tries to live a normal life.
• Lion: Steven's mysterious pink pet lion who possesses a variety of magical abilities. Lion provides Steven with connections to Rose Quartz's legacy—he brings Steven and Connie to Rose's secret armory, and a number of Rose's keepsakes are stored in a pocket dimension accessible via his mane, including her sword and a videotaped message to Steven. He is introduced in the episode "Steven's Lion" early in the first season, in which he appears mysteriously in the desert and follows Steven home. In season 5, it is implied that Lion was originally an ordinary lion, and, like Lars, developed his magical nature after dying and then being resurrected by Rose Quartz. In the same season, after Lars's resurrection, Lars's hair becomes another portal to the pocket dimension.
• Waddles: Mabel's pet pig, who she won at a country fair.
• Van Computer: A cyborg police officer with a monitor for a head who hates illegal activity and would typically respond with violence to deter others from doing it.
• Chip Chip Hopkins: Froggy Hopkins' younger, somewhat stupid brother who's often assaulted by Sprig.
• Robot Marc: A cyan robot who loves corn and Robot Jones' possible best friend.
• Chloe Forsythe: A cyborg gamer and aspiring play actor originating from Cyber Runners.
• Irving: A meek simp who also has an interest in anime like Froggy.
• Gabe and Bella Russell: Maddie's twin cousins.
• Phillip: A anthropomorphic weasel.
• Sally: A anthropomorphic ragdoll cat.
• Horatio: A anthropomorphic lizard.
• Colette: A anthropomorphic crow.
• Franklin: A anthropomorphic lemur.
• Jillian: A anthropomorphic porcupine.
• Mayor Soltelco: A brown bear who is the corrupt, greedy, and arrogant mayor of New York City.
  • Seth: A young adult otter who is Mayor Soltelco's loyal personal assistant.
• Mayor Toadstool: A toad who is the corrupt, greedy, and arrogant mayor of Wartwood Swamp. He tends to raise taxes and use Anne as an opportunity to further his image. Despite his flaws, he is capable of doing nice things and even do the unexpected for the greater good, though he has admitted that he is only willing to help his citizens so he can swindle them.
  • Toadie: A small frog who is Mayor Toadstool's loyal personal assistant. He has started learning to be more independent from him, even learning fighting skills.
• Willie Robertson: A local town vagrant with one working eye and half a shoe on one foot who plays a accordion.
• Sherry Crawford: An old lady elf with a cataract in her left eye. She runs Crawford Dairy where she sells dairy products. She was also a former spy.
  • Andre: Sherry's pet shih tzu.
• Jonathan Jeffries: An rabbit who is the town's wood-smith and is proprietor of his woodcraft store. He used to be a metalsmith until an incident where he accidentally impaled his voice box, causing him to have speaking issues. Jonathan is revealed to have become enormously buff.
• Wally Ribbiton: A local town vagrant with one working eye and half a shoe on one foot who plays a caterpillar-shaped accordion. Anne initially viewed him with disdain, but has since accepted his eccentricities. He comes from a rich family that resides in Ribbitvale, but wants to live the life of a vagrant, which his father had to accept. Only Anne and the Plantars are aware of his double life. He is also shown to be a natural at Muay Thai.
• Sadie Croaker: An old lady with a cataract in her left eye. She runs Croaker Dairy where she sells dairy products. Sadie has a certain amount of respect for Hop Pop, yet does not like Sprig despite trying to. She was also a former secret agent.
  • Archie: Sadie's pet spider who acts like a dog.
• Leopold Loggle: An axolotl who is the town's wood-smith and is proprietor of his woodcraft store. He used to be a metalsmith until an incident where he accidentally impaled his voice box, causing him to have speaking issues. He says introducing adverbs and pauses before saying a negative ending word, a trait that some find annoying. Following Anne and the Plantars' return to Wartwood, Loggle is revealed to have become enormously buff.
• Charlotte Shell: Gina's mother, Roberta's daughter, the proprietor of "Charlotte's Breakfast Cafè", and a member of the Shell family. She was entranced with her daughter loving K.O. yet got annoyed at the Heroes, but soon came to respect them. She has a deep love for her restaurant and her daughter, and it is revealed that she was once an adventurer and hopes to one day take Gina with her on one.
• Felicia Sundew: Ivy's mother, Sylvia's daughter, the proprietor of "Felicia's Tea Shoppe", and a member of the Sundew family. She was entranced with her daughter loving Sprig yet got annoyed at the Plantars, but soon came to respect them. She has a deep love for her restaurant and her daughter, and it is revealed that she was once an adventurer and hopes to one day take Ivy with her on one. Because of this, she is well versed in Muay Thai.
• Russell Richardson: The cook and proprietor of "Russell's Diner", who has interchangeable prosthetic hands.
• Stumpy Stumpson: The cook and proprietor of "Stumpy's Diner", who has interchangeable prosthetic hands. He was ready to resign his dilapidated restaurant, but regains his gumption after Anne turns it into a Thai-Frog fusion restaurant.
• Valeriana: A mysterious one-armed newt who runs an antique stand at the Bizarre Bazaar. She seems to know about the Calamity Box and Anne's destiny. She is later revealed to be the guardian of the second temple and tests Anne based on her strength of heart courage, though not before insulting her as part of the tests. Valeriana later gives Anne, Sasha, and Marcy the power to fight the Core as it plans to crash the Moon into Amphibia, and later uses the fragments of the stones to get them back to Earth.
• Soggy Jon: A lion survivalist who has a nose for succulent smells. He also works as a truck driver and seems understanding of Enid.
• Soggy Joe: A frog survivalist who has a nose for succulent smells. He also works as a truck driver and seems understanding of Polly. Soggy Joe is later seen with the resistance when Anne reunites with Domino II, which he identifies as a Coastal Kill-a-Moth. Soggy Joe is also the star of the "Wild Amphibia" shorts.
• Albert Duckworth: A fox who is the local food critic. He also acts as a master of ceremonies at different events.
• Albus Duckweed: A newt who is the local food critic. He also acts as a master of ceremonies at different events.
• John Gardner: A carrot farmer who wears a hat that covers his eyes. He mostly says "I grow carrots".
• Chuck Gardner: A tulip farmer who wears a hat that covers his eyes. He mostly says "I grow tulips". Chuck is also fast at building things and watches over the Plantar family's house while they are away in Newtopia.
• Roberta Shell: Charlotte Shell's mother, Gina's grandmother, and a member of the Shell Family.
• Sylvia Sundew: Felicia Sundew's mother, Ivy's grandmother, Hopediah's love interest, and a member of the Sundew Family. She has always harbored feelings for Hop Pop because she "has a thing for the weird ones". She is considered an honorary Plantar.
• Mr. Ferris: The chef, proprietor of "Ferris & Daughters Pizza Shop", and the father of Maudie, Rachel, Gladys, and Lenora Ferris.
• Rachel, Lenora, and Gladys Ferris: Maudie's younger tadpole siblings and Mr. Ferris' younger daughters.
• Mr. Flour: The baker, proprietor of "Flour & Daughters Bakery", and the father of Maddie, Rosemary, Ginger, and Lavender Flour. He seemed keen on having Sprig become betrothed to his daughter Maddie.
• Rosemary, Lavender, and Ginger Flour: Maddie's younger tadpole siblings and Mr. Flour's younger daughters. They love their older sister and want nothing more than to spend time with her.
• Fran: A resident in New York City who works as a barber and hairdresser at Hair Are Birds. Despite her job, Fran is relaxed to the point of being inattentive and aloof.
• Fern: A resident in Wartwood who works as a barber and hairdresser at Hair Are Frogs. Despite her job, Fern is relaxed to the point of being inattentive and aloof. She is the only person in Wartwood who did not know that Sprig and Ivy were in a relationship, as seen when they and Stumpy are paired up with her in one of Sasha's missions.
• Sheriff Don Lasseter: The sheriff of New York City.
• Sheriff Buck Leatherleaf: The sheriff of Wartwood.
• Juri: The massage therapist and a part-time bounty hunter.
• Tuti: The town masseuse and a part-time bounty hunter.
• Flora and Kirsty: They are Danielle's best friends, whom she first meets at a party hosted by the Gar's Bodega. Flora and Kirsty are both considered unpopular by Rachel and her more sociable friends due to their flaws.
• Unisheep - TBA
• Andy Faustus - TBA
• Sanna Nygren - TBA
• Holly - TBA
  • Gerby - TBA
• Mr. X: An effeminate and enigmatic FBI agent who believes that the Plantars are aliens and plots to capture and study them, seeing it as a challenge. Mr. and Mrs. Boonchuy were able to help Anne and the Plantars outwit him in the movie theater, though he vows to catch the Plantars someday. Mr. X later pursues Hop Pop when he tries to become an actor, but is thwarted by Anne and the Plantars. He finally manages to capture the Plantars, but is thwarted by Anne and her allies. After Anne and the Plantars escape to Amphibia, the Boonchuys angrily confront Mr. X as Mrs. Boonchuy plans to have him hear them out. In "All In", he learns the truth and aids the Boonchuys and Plantars in defeating Andrias and Darcy.
  • Jenny: Mr. X's silent, but loyal assistant who drives a van.
• Crinkly Wrinkly: A old were-fox.
• Real Magic Skeleton: An idealistic living skeleton with magical powers.
• Brandon:: A laidback humanoid bear who sometimes gets on Real Magic Skeleton's nerves, yet values their friendship.
• Red Action: A cyborg teenage girl from the year 301X, who is a member of a superhero team known as the Hue Troop. She escaped to the present after accidentally shattering her team's Prism Crystal. She first appears in "You're Everybody's Sidekick", where she hangs out with Drupe and Gregg as one of the Cool Teens. She becomes less feisty after K.O. arranges for her to get a haircut from Mr. Logic; while she refuses to thank K.O. to keep her reputation, she respected him. She later befriends Enid in "Back in Red Action", where the Hue Squad find her as she acquires a past iteration of the Prism Crystal and is forgiven by her old team. Red Action leaves 201X to help her team fight off a threat in 301X in "Red Action to the Future", using a neglected Enid's actions to alter the war's duration from years to a few hours so she can enjoy her youth in the present.
• Principal Blake: is the principal of New York City Junior High School who uses his ponytail as his glasses due to being visually impaired. At first glance, he seems imposing and sinister, but is actually pressured by his job as the school principal and the work it requires. He is also seen to be quite reasonable when it comes to changing his mind, and is open-minded despite his stubbornness and morally questionable actions, like when he tries to dissect Maddie for trespassing while masquerading as an abomination.
• Leonard Gibbons: Leeza's aloof, henpecked, and inattentive father who holds her, Poppy, and Pierre to high standards along with his wife. He creates various abominations for Gibbons Industries.
• Henry Porritt: Martin's father, who works as a sportscaster for New York City Public Access TV.
• Blair: A iguana girl, who is obsessed with Snapchat. She is part of the Alchemist Power. Unknown to Blair, Leeza only hung out with her because their parents are acquaintances, and Leeza never liked Blair or considered her as her true friend.
• Poppy and Pierre Gibbons: They are Leeza's older twin siblings and members of the illusion power. They are troublemakers who pick on her, like when they tried to steal her diary to show it at school. However, they do acknowledge when they have messed up and are willing to make it up to her. Pierre fears being alone, while Poppy fears being stuck with him forever. Like Leeza, they hate being controlled by their parents. They are also shown to become much more supportive of Leeza and are aware of her attraction to Maddie.
• Lewis Thornton: K.O., Maddie and Martin's new rival and part of the Earth Power. He originally attended Hero Public School, where he constantly got in trouble and in detention. Lewis eventually transferred to Junior High School, becoming the new president of H.A.S. after Maddie destroyed the detention room, which Martin took the blame for.
• Josie: A frog girl from the Detention Powerless who wished to study the Heal, Animal, Power and Phoenix Powers. She joins Cassie's Flyer Bicycle team, but her friendship with Noah is put in conflict when he joins the opposing team.
• Noah: A giraffe boy from the Detention Powerless who wished to study the Plant, Mud and Slime Powers. His friendship with Josie is put into conflict when he accidentally joins the opposing Flying Bicycle team.
• Travis: A human-faced puppy from the Detention Powerless who wished to study the Alchemist and Psychic Powers. Travis mostly speaks in dog language.
• Juliet: A anchovy girl and one of Blair's friends. She is part of the Plant Power and is on Blair's Sport team.
• Perri: A squirrel girl and one of Blair's friends. She is part of the Music Power. While she can be bossy and mean, she does show a friendlier side and does not appear as malicious as the rest of Blair's, formally Leeza's, troupe. She has since become closer to Cassie.
• Kat: A fish girl and one of Blair's friends. She is part of the Heal Power and is on Blair's Sport team.
• Frieda: A watermelon student of the Fruit classification on the Alchemist Power. She is always running a stand and looks bored. She can "speak", but it is muffled as she has no mouth due to her two eyes taking up most of her head. She is apparently interested in humans.
• Isla:: A leopard girl on the Heal Power who is friends with Perri.
• Marin: A squid girl on the Psychic Power who is recognizable by her crescent moon-shaped headband and single ghost eyepatch. She appears shy, but is friends with Blair.
• Rodrigo:: A red crab who is of high class and runs a milk factory. He is also known for a VERY short temper.
• Leona Lindner: A fish who work in a lot of different jobs. She has three kids.

Antagonists

• Mrs. Jigsaw: A major antagonist in the series. She is a powerful human-TV hybrid being and content creator who was originally just a human as well as the former CEO of JigsawVision. Growing up, Mr. Puzzles dreamed of creating art and gaining appreciation for her work, but her mother dismissed him for lacking "creative vision", and never made real friends while growing up. Disheartened, she became obsessed with media and ultimately decided to replace her head with a cybernetic TV. Her actions triggered a massive chain reaction of chaotic events that changed the Crossover Time crews lives forever. Known for her intense perfectionism, she strives for impeccable results, eliminating distractions from collaborators in pursuit of fame and recognition for her creations all while chasing for something else she wanted his entire life that she never had before, a friend of her very own.
• Bill Cipher: A powerful interdimensional dream demon and the main antagonist or villain of the series. He is a one-eyed yellow triangle that resembles the Eye of Providence and wears a top hat and a bow tie. He first appears physically in "Dreamscaperers"; however, many references to him are hidden throughout previous episodes as images or sentences that flash across the screen. He has a snappy sense of humor, but is impatient and easily angered. He has the power to read people's minds and memories, shift forms, warp reality, maintain cross-dimensional awareness, possess bodies, encrypt and decrypt codes, and shoot laser energy blasts from his eye and fingers. Bill Cipher is commonly known as the "Dorito Demon". In "Dreamscaperers", Li'l Gideon summons Bill to steal Stan's deed to the Mystery Shack. The two of them agree that if Bill goes into Stan's mind and steals the combination to the safe where the deed is hidden, Gideon will have to help Bill with his plans. Bill claims he could use Dipper, Mabel, and Soos against the "darkness coming", though this may have been to throw them off his true plans. In the episode "Sock Opera". he tricks Dipper into making a deal with him, briefly possessing his body until Mabel fights him at the puppet show and forces him out. In "Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future" he possesses Blendin' to release a dimensional rift and escape into the mainstream dimension. In "Weirdmageddon Part 1", he creates a physical form to freely exist in the human dimension without possessing anyone, unleashes various monsters from his home dimension, takes over Gravity Falls, and begins to capture and petrify those who oppose him, to the point of breaking Gideon out of prison and making him Sheriff. In "Weirdmageddon Part 2", he realizes that an invisible force field prevents him from taking over other parts of the world. In "Weirdmageddon Part 3", he tries to get Ford to tell him how to disable the force field, but fails. Cipher is apparently destroyed for good by Stan, who tricks him by pretending to be Ford and letting Bill enter his mind to get the formula, allowing the real Ford to erase him from existence using the memory gun, leaving behind his petrified body.
• Lord Boxman: The founder and CEO of Boxmore, who is obsessed with destroying the plaza. He despises "friendship" and views it as a weakness. His real name is Lad Boxman, and he built his company with the help of his first creation Mr. Logic. However, when Mr. Gar built Lakewood Plaza, Boxman's obsession with destroying it led to him falling out with Mr. Logic and building new and less logic-minded robots to aid in his schemes. He is fired in the first season finale after his obsession with the plaza causes a falling out with his investors, but later regains control of Boxmore after Professor Venomous gains full ownership over it and rebrands the company as Voxmore.
• Darrell Boxman: The robot teenager "son" of Lord Boxman, who wields a blaster on his arm and has variations that include Mega Darrel. The Darrell models as a whole act as part of a hive mind. Darrell considers himself Boxman's favorite until he build Boxman Jr. He stages a coup which results in the investors promoting him to be the new owner of Boxmore as Lord Cowboy Darrell. Darrel makes Boxmore more efficient under his leadership before later returning the company to Boxman after accepting him as the better boss.
• Shannon Boxman:: The robot teenager "daughter" of Lord Boxman, who wields buzz saws on her arms and legs. She is more capable and better equipped than Darrel, and secretly cares for him despite wanting to one-up him and prove herself as their father's favorite. Furthermore, Shannon is a loyal daughter to Boxman despite his abusive nature and thus follows his commands as to not upset him.
• Raymond Boxman: The fashionable robot teenager "son" of Lord Boxman, who has an affinity for roses and fights using sports equipment. Compared to Darrell and Shannon, while sharing their refusal of being upstaged, Raymond is more powerful and combat trained.
• Ernesto Boxman: A top-hat wearing robot henchman of Lord Boxman, who mostly does office work at Boxmore though is a formidable fighter when occasionally deployed with abilities depending on the model.
• Jethro Boxman: A "robo-child" or "robo-kid" henchman of Lord Boxman, a slow-moving robot who speaks only using his name. As a whole, the model functions as cannon fodder, with the Jethros having been known to read about existentialism in their spare time. During "Jethro's All Yours", K.O. attempted to reason to Jethro before accepting he is beyond any form of reasoning. In the episode "I Am Jethro", one Jethro becomes sentient after being overloaded from glorbs during production and hides among his Jethro brothers while planning to stage a revolt in Boxmore.
• Mikayla Boxman: An animal-based robot that resides in Boxmore as a "pet" in Boxman's family.
• Professor Venomous: A purple-skinned supervillain who was originally Laserblast, a well-known superhero and founding member of P.O.I.N.T. who possessed the ability to siphon energy from others and fire energy blasts from his helmet. He developed a close relationship with Carol before he was seemingly killed in action during a stakeout, as he charged into a villain's lair and was seemingly sucked into a black hole. In reality, he survived, but lost his superpowers. Attempts at experimenting on himself to restore his lost powers resulted in his current form and an alternate personality known as Shadowy Figure. Venomous eventually resurfaced as a respected scientist in the villain community and one of Lord Boxman's clients. At some point, he gained Fink, a young humanoid rat "minion" who he treats like a daughter. During the first season, while Shadowy Figure orchestrates the manifestation of T.K.O., Venomous expresses his admiration for Boxman by providing him with a bio-chip that would later be used in Boxman Jr.'s creation. After regaining his passion for evil while taking in Boxman in "Boxman Crashes", Venomous uses the money he extorted from Congresswoman to buy Boxmore from its investors and reinstate Boxman as its head, with him as Boxman's business partner. He also becomes Boxman's lover and begins being referred to as the stepfather of Boxman's robotic children. Venomous' true identity as Laserblast, and thus K.O.'s biological father, which he was unaware of, is revealed in "Big Reveal", and he learns of Shadowy Figure's existence in "Let's Get Shadowy".
• Serena - TBA
• Fink: A humanoid green rat who assists Professor Venomous, whom she treats as a father figure as he shows affection to her. Fink uses glorbs to temporarily power herself up into Turbo Fink. Fink is also revealed to know about Venomous' activities as Shadowy Figure, expressing disdain for him.
• King Andrias: A towering Chinese giant salamander named after a genus of amphibians who is the king of Amphibia. While appearing to be a jovial and kindly ruler, he seems to be plotting something involving Anne, Sasha, and Marcy. He loves riddles, as he has a habit of having Marcy go through a series of puzzles just to give her a simple message. Upon first meeting, he is boisterous and happy-go-lucky, something that upsets his advisor Lady Olivia. He takes to many human customs and culture, such as a fist bump, and was glad to see Anne for the first time after Marcy told him about her, proceeding to give the Plantars his royal credit card. He continues to study the Calamity Box with Marcy for most of Anne and the Plantars' stay. After they leave Newtopia to retrieve the Calamity Box, he enigmatically approaches Marcy with a proposition.
• Darlene Gibbons: Leeza's emotionally abusive and conservative mother, who holds high standards for her, Poppy, and Pierre.
• Jasper: A powerful Quartz warrior serving Homeworld and a renowned veteran of their ancient war against the Crystal Gems. Her gemstone is a yellow jasper in the place of her nose, and her Gem weapon is a heavy helmet. A subordinate of Pink Diamond created on Earth, she bears a long-standing grudge against the planet and Rose Quartz for Pink's purported destruction. She is openly contemptuous of those she perceives as weak or defective and is "determined to never be weak or vulnerable" herself. Jasper serves as the principal antagonist in the second half of the third season; as a perfectly formed Quartz warrior, she becomes the target of Amethyst's resentment and desire to prove herself. She ends up fusing with a corrupted Gem monster in an attempt to defeat the Crystal Gems, becomes corrupted herself, and is neutralized and captured, until the corrupted Gems are healed in the series finale.
• Ken (T.K.O. 2.0): Replaced T.K.O. and a cardboard cutout. Ken is sentient for unknown reasons, possessing the ability to move around without any outward influence and speak to others via some sort of telepathy. He finally speaks and now is trying to get revenge on K.O. and his friends for the hero leaving him to rot in prison.
• Mr. WREX: A former assassin and would do fierce missions, throughout his life he would fall in love with a young anthropomorphic fish named Leister.
• Blobby: A little slimeball known for his “atrocious” crimes, and a former ally of Mrs Jigsaw. Currently the surrogate son of Mr. WREX, where they are currently on the run from The Death Cube.

Minor Characters

• Domino II: A Kill-a-pillar, later Coastal Kill-a-moth, that Anne adopts and names after her cat. Anne grows attached to her despite her violent tendencies and is forced to let her go after she transforms into an adult moth. She later has six "kittens" and is rescued by Anne and Sprig from the Power Plant farm. Domino II is revealed to be the Alpha Moth and officially leads the rebellion's flying artillery. Anne and Sasha later ride Domino II during the battle against King Andrias' forces. Domino 2 also assists the team in "All In", helping Anne defeat the Frobots by using her wings to blow up them. Nine months after the Core is defeated, Domino 2 flies with some of her offspring.
• Captain Beatrix: A cane toad who is the Captain of the West Toad Tower and Grime's older sister After King Andrias' true motives are revealed, Beatrix sends a letter to Grime to inform him that she and the toads with her evaded capture. She later offers her services to help the resistance if Sprig can beat her. If he wins, her army will join their army, and if she wins, they all join her army as cannon fodder. Sprig manages to defeat Beatrix in a cage match, allowing her to uphold her agreement in joining the resistance. She later leads the toads in the final rebellion against Andrias.
• Tritonio Espada: A Eastern Newt and a expert weapon combat trainer who teaches Anne, Sprig and Polly how to fight. He is actually a criminal who uses them to rob a train bound for Toad Tower. He later returns, now leading a gang of thieves that rob from King Andrias. Despite his initial reluctance due to his upbringing on the streets, Anne convinces him to stick with his team and join the rebellion after helping to rescue his gang from Judge Frobot. He leads the newts in the final rebellion against Andrias.
  • Jojo Potato: A small newt who is part of Tritonio's band of thieves and looks up to him.
  • Little Louise: A large and strong newt who claims that her name is supposed to be ironic. Her name is a reference to Little John.
• Flaps: A California slender salamander.
• Percy: A friendly toad soldier who dreams of being a jester. In season 2, he and Braddock are the only toad soldiers left in Grime's army, as they did not abandon him. He, along with Braddock, do leave when Sasha's actions negatively affect them. Sasha later instructs Grime to find Percy and Braddock so he can tell them her apology and goodbye.
• Braddock: A friendly female toad soldier who likes to garden and socialize. She and Percy are the only toad soldiers left in Grime's army after the rest deserted him following Toad Tower's destruction. She, along with Percy, eventually leave when Sasha's actions negatively affect them. Sasha later instructs Grime to find Percy and Braddock so that he can tell them her apology and goodbye.
• Bog: A ruthless toad soldier and tax collector who wields a giant hammer. He and the rest of the toad army abandoned Grime following Toad Tower's destruction. Bog and the remnants of Grime's army began operating as bandits. He later becomes the new head of Toad Tower after Toadstool saves Wartwood from him and the army. Bog is later seen during the battle against Andrias' forces. In the epilogue, Bog is mentioned to have started a junk-collecting business.
• Fens: An aggressive female toad soldier who wields a kanabō. She left Grime's army following Toad Tower's destruction. She later joined the remnants of Grime's army when they were operating as bandits until Bog is named the new head of Toad Tower. Fens is later seen during the battle against Andrias' forces. In the epilogue, Fens is mentioned to be part of Bog's junk-collecting business.
• Mire: A toad soldier in full body armor who does not speak and mostly growls. He left Grime's army following Toad Tower's destruction. He later joined the remnants of Grime's army when they were operating as bandits until Bog is named the new head of Toad Tower. Mire is later seen during the battle against Andrias' forces. In the epilogue, Mire is mentioned to be part of Bog's junk-collecting business.
• Wizard Marshmallow: The marshmallow who is the wizard who do magic spells.
• Ted - TBA
• Theodore Sheldon - TBA
• Matilda Sheldon - TBA
• Walbert Robertson - TBA
• Wigbert Ribbiton: Wally's wealthy father, who resides in Ribbitvale and wears a monocle. He despised his son's nomad lifestyle, but learned to accept him for while revealing that he plays the jug. He is later seen giving the Wartwood Resistance supplies in their fight against King Andrias, as some of the Wartwood citizens notice that he is similar to Wally.
• Efty: A young axolotl girl with a pet kill-a-pillar named Goblin that Anne helps.
• Doris: An elderly newt who knits and loves puzzles and befriends Anne.
• Gertie: An axolotl who runs a "Gnatchos" stand who offers good advice to Anne.
• Bella: An overworked bellhop newt who runs afoul of Sprig, but ends up befriending him. She later appears as part of the Resistance's battle against Andrias' forces.
• Jerry: An axolotl who works as a spicy food vendor.
• Professor Herringbone: The headmaster at Newtopia University, who sees potential in Sprig.
• Professor Scalini: A teacher at Newtopia University.
• Sal: An old friend of Hopediah's and former Wartwood Swamp citizen who created a special sauce and became a huge success in Newtopia after leaving Wartwood.
• Priscilla Paddock: A large toughened newt who rivals Anne for a special teapot. It is revealed to have sentimental value to her, as it was made by her mother Penny before she passed, and is allowed it after Anne wins it.
  • Pearl Paddock: Priscilla's daughter, who is happy and supportive of her mother.
• Jacinda: An emissary of Newtopia who offers the position of Toad Tower to Mayor Toadstool. She instead decides to offer the position to Bog due to his ruthlessness, while Toadstool is deemed "soft" and becomes Bog's new assistant.
• Bernardo: A fashion designer from Newtopia who is an expert in body armor.
• Terri: Dr. Frakes' former assistant, who unlike her is down to earth and respectful. They help Anne rescue the Plantars from their boss at the cost of their job. Terri uses their own resources to build a new portal for the Plantars, and afterwards teams up with Anne and their allies to rescue the Plantars from Mr. X and send them home. Terri later helps in the fight against King Andrias' forces. Terri comes out as non-binary in the book Marcy's Journal: A Guide to Amphibia, as they are revealed to have switched to "they/them" pronouns.
• Dr. Jan: The curator of the Natural History Museum, who is quirky and obsessed with extraterrestrials and cryptids. She immediately takes to the Plantars' appearance and aids Anne in discovering a potential way home for them. Dr. Jan later warns Anne about meeting strange scientists who would offer to help her out. Dr. Jan assists the Boonchuy family, the Plantars, and the IT Gals in making a Christmas float, and later aids the group in getting Anne and the Plantars back to Amphibia. Dr. Jan later helped in the fight against King Andrias' forces.
• Ivan Monroad - TBA
• Jake Zoobrawd - TBA
• Ally and Jess: They are a technology-loving couple who build and create things online. They aid Polly with rebuilding Frobo and are impressed with her and the robot's statistics. They later assist the Boonchuy family, the Plantars, and Dr. Jan in making a Christmas float, and later help Anne and the Plantars escape back to Amphibia. Ally and Jess later witness the fight between Anne and King Andrias.
• Molly Jo: Robert's granddaughter who likes Sprig's superhero persona as Frog-Man. After Robert and Sprig end up destroying the city, she angrily scolds them for being reckless, but forgives them after they clean up the mess they made. She is a reference to Mary Jane Watson. Molly Jo later helps Anne and the Plantars return to Amphibia, and witnesses the fight between Anne and King Andrias.
• Humphrey Westwood: An elderly janitor and aspiring actor in Hollywood who resembles Hop Pop. He is very kind and willing to give up his chances to help others, but Hop Pop ultimately decides to give up his dreams so that Humphrey can achieve his. Humphrey later helps Anne and the Plantars return to Amphibia. Humphrey later witness Anne's fight with King Andrias.

Overarching Characters

• Woomer and Linky: The overarching protagonists of the series and the Genesis Arc. They are two birds who previously lived in Old Universe, which had been destroyed by Faye/Darkside.

Former Characters

• Kelsie: A deceased minnow girl and Gina's former rival, she used to bully Gina until they became close friends. She was unfortunately killed off during The Sock Puppet Arc.
• Fang: A deceased Octoling girl and former Splatfest champion. She was the leader of Octoposse and hailed Inkopolis, she used to bully Peggy until they became close friends. She was unfortunately killed off during The Anime Arc.
• Turbo K.O.: He is the manifestation of K.O.'s repressed anger and helplessness, which Shadowy Figure helps him manifest as an alternate personality. Over the course of the series, T.K.O. gradually becomes an anti-villain after he and K.O come to an understanding in the first season finale, with K.O. providing T.K.O. a means to exert his frustration and freely use his powers without losing control. However, this means that the two are permanently "chained" together. "T.K.O.'s House" reveals that T.K.O. has an existential crisis stemming from his obsession with Shadowy Figure's interest in him and K.O. Despite not getting all the answers he wanted after he and K.O. develop their Perfect K.O. form, T.K.O. gets some closure from the attempted interrogation. T.K.O. is later exiled to K.O.'s subconscious for the trouble he caused during the events of "T.K.O. Rules", but later resurfaces in "Carl" and takes over K.O.'s body to confront Venomous about Shadowy Figure, only to be talked into an alliance with Shadowy Venomous. He is later defeated after K.O. realizes that T.K.O. was always part of him, resulting in the two merging permanently.
• Mana: The avatar of Cloudy and the main character of the show Fantasy Archers, she was killed by Faye.
• Rose Quartz: Steven's mother, who "gave up her physical form" to allow Steven to be born. Her gem is located in her abdomen. Although she appears only in flashbacks, her legacy and her absence define the lives and relationships of the other main characters. She led the ancient rebellion against the Gem Homeworld, and the Crystal Gems describe her to Steven as loving and seeing beauty in all forms of life. Flashback episodes show the development of her relationship with Greg from infatuation into love and understanding, and eventually her earlier history as well. Steven initially feels great pressure to live up to her example as a compassionate leader, but his relationship with her memory becomes complicated at the end of the third season when he learns of morally questionable actions that she undertook during the war. "Lion 3: Straight to Video", the first episode in which she appeared (via a videotaped message to Steven), was nominated for an Emmy Award for short-form animation.
• The Core: An evil mechanical multi-eyed entity that King Andrias serves and is the primary antagonist of the series. It is an artificial intelligence composed of the collective preserved memories of Amphibia's greatest minds such as past scholars and rulers of Amphibia including King Andrias's father King Aldrich. After Marcy is revived, Andrias chooses her as the Core's host after failing to get it to reconsider its choice for a host.
• King Aldrich: Andrias' father and the previous king of Amphibia. He is ruthless and determined to continue the invasion of Earth. His consciousness is later revealed to be held within the Core.
• Barrel: A tough, yet friendly toad who wields a powerful hammer. He was once friends with Andrias, but following a bitter falling out, was relegated to guarding the frog villages on the outskirts of Amphibia. He is killed by the Narwhal Worm. His hammer was later sought out by Grime, then Andrias used as a cane in the epilogue.
• Leif: A young and nimble frog who was once close friends with Andrias and an ancestor of the Plantars. She had a vision of Amphibia's destruction, but was labeled a traitor, forcing her to steal the music box and flee Newtopia, ruining her relationship with Andrias. It is revealed via a letter she wrote that she fled to Wartwood and changed her name to Lily Plantar, marrying a native farmer and starting the Plantar family. However, she never forgot Andrias and hoped that he would not stay angry at her. Her letter eventually reaches him, thanks to Sprig.
• Cronaxx Tormak: An deceased Chinese giant salamander who is Tint's great uncle and Dyllan's adoptive great uncle.
• Shadow Peggy: The overarching antagonist of Summer Paradise itself. She is the physical embodiment of Peggy's negative emotions. She soon faded away in Summer Paradise's season finale after Peggy finally found her purpose in life.
• Owletta: The avatar of Woomer and Linky and the main character of the show Sherlock Birds, she likes egg sister and adventures. She was killed by Darkside when Error fails to turns him into her avatar.
• Mack: A deceased anthropomorphic fish and world-famous manga artist who created a special pen called "Paintbrush" which allows illustrations to come to life. He was killed off by Lemony during the finale of Genesis Arc in order to stop Faye.
• Secret Society Club Leader: A strange man who worship the Void Box. He died by being powered by the Void Box whitch gave him to much energy.
• Cloudy: The overarching protagonist of the series and the Revelations Arc. She is cloud humanoid who previously lived in her universe, which has been destroyed by Faye.
• Faye: The overarching antagonist of the series and the main antagonist of the Genesis Arc and Revelations Arc. They is the imperfect Super Magical Guardian created by the Void Box who has been traveling across universes, destroying them as they goes, whose main desire is to use other avatars as a new avatar to create a universe of despair and sadness. They is also Woomer's, Linky's and Lemony's arch-nemesis.
• Oneshot Brad: Peggy's Idol and the former Splatfest champion turned tyrannical ruler of a simulation where he will always win. Brad eventually accepts his fate of dying in the simulation's destruction, but Peggy still is emotionally scarred with enduring PTSD from the event to this day.

Humor style

At first, the humor was based on dialogue and satire, however as time went on, the humor still had subtitles but also had perverted cartoon slapstick and cultural references. More recently, some of the humor that the series was known for was substituted with drama and horror, but still generally remains as a absurdist and surreal perverted comedy.

Appearances

Appearances are divided into four sections, the main, the major and the recurring and the minor. The main characters are the most important characters in the series, usually the roles of the protagonist and the deuteragonist. The major is subordinate to the main, where they still play a prominent role, such as being the tritagonist or antagonist. Recurring characters play major roles too, but are more prominent than minor roles.

Character	Voiced/Voice clips by	Appearances
		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
Main characters
Mario	Charles Martinet Electricstar (occasional)	Main														Final
Luigi		Major	Main					Major								Final
SMG4	Luke Lerdwichagul	Major	Main							Major		Main				Final
Major characters
Bowser	Scott Burns Kenny James	Main	Major											Recurring	Minor	Final
Princess Peach	Samantha Kelly	Major							Recurring						Minor	Final
Toad		Major								Recurring					Minor	Final
Princess Daisy	Deanna Mustard	Major							Minor							Final
Wario	Charles Martinet	Recurring	Minor	Recurring	Major				Recurring					Minor		Final
Waluigi		Minor		Recurring	Major				Main	Minor	Recurring			Minor		Final
Lakitu	Tadd Morgan	Major	Recurring						Minor							Final
SMG3	James Bailey (2020-)	Does not appear	Main					Recurring			Main	Major	Recurring	Main		Final
Steve	Various	Does not appear	Major			Recurring								Minor		Final
Old Man Hobo	Various	Does not appear	Major					Recurring	Minor	Recurring					Minor	Final
Fishy Boopkins	Kevin Lerdwichagul	Does not appear					Minor	Major				Recurring	Major			Final
Bob Bobowski	WillFromAfar	Does not appear					Minor	Recurring	Major							Final
Meggy Spletzer	Yuki Tsujī (2017-2020) Lizzie Freeman (2020-2022) Elsie Lovelock (2022-)	Does not appear						Major		Main	Major					Final
Shroomy	Luke Lerdwichagul	Does not appear						Recurring	Major			Recurring				Final
Saiko Bichitaru	Minako Kotobuki Elsie Lovelock (occasional)	Does not appear							Recurring	Major	Recurring	Major			Recurring	Final
Tari	Celeste Notley-Smith (2018-2023) Lottie Bourne (2024-)	Does not appear							Major				Recurring	Major		Final
Desti	Yuki Tsujī	Does not appear							Minor	Recurring	Final	Minor				Final
Axol	Kevin Lerdwichagul	Does not appear								Major	Recurring	Major	Final	Minor		Final
Melony Melone	Wolfychu	Does not appear								Minor	Recurring	Major	Recurring			Final
JubJub Boopkins	Luke Lerdwichagul	Does not appear									Major	Minor	Recurring		Minor	Final
SMG1 SMG2	Paul Stylianou Robyn Barry-Cotter (2021-2023)	Does not appear										Main	Major	Minor		Final
SMG0	Michael Kovach	Does not appear										Main	Final	Does not appear	Minor	Final
Niles		Does not appear										Main	Final	Does not appear	Minor	Final
Mr. Puzzles	Brendan Blaber	Does not appear												Minor	Main	Final
Recurring characters
Yoshi	Kazumi Totaka	Major	Minor		Recurring					Minor						Final
Professor E. Gadd		Minor			Recurring					Minor						Final
Kirby	Makiko Ōmoto Hayley Nelson (2022)	Minor		Does not appear	Minor				Recurring		Minor		Major	Minor		Final
Rocks		Does not appear	Recurring													Final
MarioMario54321	MarioMario54321	Minor	Recurring			Minor		Does not appear				Minor	Does not appear			Final
Nintendofan997	Various voice clips Aaron Rogers (2019)	Recurring	Major	Minor	Recurring			Minor						Does not appear		Final
FightingMario54321	Various voice clips	Does not appear	Recurring			Minor	Recurring	Minor							Does not appear	Final
MCGustavo		Does not appear	Recurring			Minor			Does not appear		Minor		Does not appear			Final
Roprinplup14		Does not appear	Recurring				Minor	Does not appear		Minor	Does not appear	Minor	Does not appear			Final
Starman3	Starman3	Does not appear	Major	Recurring	Minor			Does not appear		Minor	Does not appear	Minor	Does not appear			Final
Crimsonman5	Kevin Lerdwichagul (2018)	Does not appear	Minor	Recurring		Minor				Does not appear						Final
Donkey Kong	Takashi Nagasako	Does not appear	Recurring							Minor						Final
Shy Guy	Kazumi Totaka Nate Bihldorff	Does not appear		Recurring					Minor							Final
Ben	Various voice clips	Does not appear			Recurring	Minor			Does not appear	Minor			Does not appear			Final
Toadsworth	Charles Martinet	Does not appear			Recurring					Minor						Final
Chris Gordman	Microsoft Mike	Does not appear			Minor					Major	Recurring					Final
Swagmaster6969696969	Microsoft Sam	Does not appear			Minor					Major	Recurring					Final
Frankie	Sam Lavagnino Max Sturz (2025)	Does not appear				Recurring			Minor							Final
Villager		Does not appear				Recurring	Minor									Final
Funky Kong	Toshihide Tsuchiya	Does not appear						Minor					Major	Minor		Final
Jeeves	Hironori Miyata	Does not appear							Recurring	Minor					Does not appear	Final
Baldi	Micah McGonigal	Does not appear							Recurring	Minor				Does not appear		Final
Greg The Alien		Does not appear								Minor	Final	Minor	Does not appear			Final
Francis	Filthy Frank	Does not appear						Minor		Final	Minor		Does not appear			Final
Susan Wojcicki	Chris Seavor	Does not appear								Minor	Recurring		Minor	Final	Minor	Final
Hal Monitor	Speakonia Adult Male #2 American English	Does not appear									Recurring				Minor	Final
Rob the Scarecrow	US Male Voice	Does not appear									Recurring	Minor				Final
Belle Fontiere	Jessica Fallico (2020-2022)	Does not appear									Recurring	Minor				Final
Whimpu	Takumi_Male from Free TTS	Does not appear									Recurring		Minor			Final
Oneshot Wren	Yuki Tsuji (2021) Sean Chiplock (2023)	Does not appear										Minor	Does not appear	Final	Minor	Final
Karen Katphish	Elsie Lovelock (2022-)	Does not appear											Recurring			Final
Wheeler	Luke Lerdwichagul	Does not appear											Recurring	Minor		Final
Marty	Moonbase Alpha (2024-)	Does not appear												Major	Minor	Final

Production information

The videos are typically made using a variety of software such as Super Mario 64, Garry's Mod, sprites and models and stuff from games, movies, TV shows, etc. and video editing software such as Sony Vegas. They usually mix pure machinima with actual animation.

Technical sheet

• Title: Crossover Time
• Creator: AliseSpace06
• Director: AliseSpace06
• Writers:
  • Head Writers: Aaron Rogers (2021, 2024-), Kevin Lerdwichagul (2016-2021, 2021-2024), Luke Lerdwichagul (2011-2016)
  • Assistants: Max Sturz (2025-), Micah Preciado (2024-), Zachary Preciado (2024-), Evan Besser (2025), Paul Stylianou (2023-2025), Colin Rodgers (2022-2023), Jasmine Yang (2019-2023), Robyn Barry-Cotter (2020-2021), Jasper Marlow (2020), and other various writers
• Storyboard: Max Sturz (2025-), Evan Besser (2025)
• Editors: Aaron Rogers (lead, 2021-), Anaidon (2023-), James Bailey (2019-), Braden as BS6 (2024-), Clubbins (2025-), Douglas Drury as Electricstar (2023-), RaeSterize (2023-2024, 2025-), ShockHat734 (2025-), Paul Stylianou (2020-), ThatMadMoose (2024-), TheInvertedShadow (2022-)
• Producers:
  • Head Producers: Cube (2025-), Kevin Lerdwichagul (2016-2025), Luke Lerdwichagul (2011-2016)
  • Assistants: Phil Mendoza (2025-), Cube (2021-2025)
• Artists: Evan Huang (technical rig artist, 2022-), BenJoJoGV (thumbnail artist, 2021-), Guillaume Coquel-Danchin (3D artist, 2022-), Matt Gaglione (concept artist, 2022-)
• Original music: Zachary Preciado (2024-), Andy Gill (2024), Jared Carey (2022-), AJ DiSpirito (2020-2021)
• Production company: Star Productions (uncredited, 2017-), Screen Australia (uncredited)
• Country of origin: United States
• Original language: English
• Genre: Adult animation, adventure, animated sitcom, black comedy, comedy, surreal humour, comedy-drama, comedy horror, crossover, fantasy, off-color humour, ribaldry, satire, science fantasy, slapstick, slice of life, parody
• Runtime: 1-15 minutes (seasons 1-3), 4-13 minutes (seasons 4-7), 9-15 minutes (season 8 onwards), 40-50 minutes (movies)

Main distribution

Voice Actors

• Mandy Moore: Maddie Turner
• Courtenay Taylor: Kaio Kincaid
• Justin Felbinger: Sprig Plantar
• Jason Spisak: Tint Tormak
• Ian Jones-Quartey: Radicles X
• Ashly Burch: Enid Mettle
• Melissa Fahn: Dendy, Abby Sheldon
• Stephanie Sheh: Danielle
• Amanda Leighton: Polly Plantar
• Ashley Tisdale: Leeza Gibbons
• Kimiko Glenn: Cassie Payne
• Jeremy Suarez: Martin Porritt
• T.J. Miller: Jason
• Brenda Song: Anne Boonchuy
• Justin Timberlake: Dyllan Loyalität
• Anna Akana: Sasha Waybright
• Haley Tju: Marcy Wu, Gretchen
• Erica Lindbeck: Princess Maureen Leviathan
• Maria Bamford: Charlie Sheldon (2025-)
• Nancy Cartwright: Tony Sheldon
• Sarah Silverman: Susan Sheldon
• Josh Gad & Noah Jupe: Froggy Hopkins
• Bobby Block: Robot Jones
• Jessica DiCicco: Peggy Spengler (2020-)
• Alison Brie: Evie Brinkerhoff
• Liliana Mumy: Vivian (2024-)
• Alyson Stoner: Lemony Lemone
• Vincent Martellaz: Mack (2019-2022, 2023)
• Ashleigh Ball: Gina Shell
• Katie Crown: Ivy Sundew
• Tara Strong: Maudie Ferris
• Jill Bartlett: Maddie Flour
• Debra Wilson: Mrs. Jigsaw
• Keith Ferguson: Mr. WREX
• John Viener: Conor
• Lori Alan: Leona Lindner
• Olivia Olson: Kim, Evie Brinkerhoff (occasional)
• Rhys Darby: Blobby
• Felecia Angelle: Woomer
• Kimlinh Tran: Linky
• Tom Kenny: Louie Galbines
• Pamela Hayden: Charlie Sheldon (1989-2025)
• Kristen Bell: Vivian (2018-2023)
• Kelly Hu: Cloudy
• Vico Ortiz: Faye
• Sean Chiplock: Oneshot Brad (2023)

Text-to-speech voices

• Junior: Robot Jones

Staff List

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Humor style

At first, the humor was based on dialogue and satire, however as time went on, the humor still had subtitles but also had perverted cartoon slapstick and cultural references. More recently, some of the humor that the series was known for was substituted with drama and horror, but still generally remains as a absurdist and surreal perverted comedy.

Episode types and sub-series

Current

• SMG4 (2017-): Since 2017, all episodes are part of what is now called the SMG4 series.
• War of the Best Friends (2011–): A yearly special where Maddie, K.O. and crew compete in wacky dares by commenters.
• Let's Meet (2015-2022, 2025-): The episodes were crossovers between K.O. and other video games, showcasing K.O. ending up in different game universes and adventures with the characters, including Grand Theft Auto, Splatoon, Kirby, Among Us, Cyberpunk 2077, Friday Night Funkin', Newgrounds games and others.
• Stupid Mario (2016-2023, 2025-): A series that parodied several games of the actual Mario series but made in a more r******* and comedic like fashion. Originally a subseries of R64, before becoming part of the main series after R64's discontinuation.
• K.O. VS (2016-2023, 2025-): A sub-series involving K.O. confronting various famous characters, from video game characters to YouTubers.
• Maddie & K.O.'s Trip] (2017, 2022, 2024-2025): A travel-themed sub-series starring K.O., Maddie, Dendy and sometimes their friends.
• Crossover Time CREW (2024-2025): Originally out of the main series from 2021 to 2024 when it was dubbed K.O. & Sprig Does Things, Crossover Time CREW involves K.O. (and sometimes one of his friends) reacting to memes or playing games.

Former

• Super Mario 64 Bloopers (2011-2017): The original variant of the main series. They are a genre of machinima that various YouTubers made starting in 2006 and they were the first kind of blooper SMG4 made. They are about Mario and his crazy antics in the Mushroom Kingdom. They also involve Mario and SMG4 going on adventures of sorts and other things.
• Super Mario 64 Guides (2012-2016): A short series that consisted of characters, mostly Mario, guiding other characters or the audience on how to do something but done in a more stupid like way.
• Ssenmodnar (2012-2023): Ssenmodnar episodes are usually released to celebrate a milestone. They are a collection of skits that are over the top and well-received by fans. It is possible that it was a parody of asdfmovie.
• Super Minecraft 64 Bloopers (2012-2016):A short-lived series that consisted of Mario, SMG4, and some other characters in the series is in the Minecraft Universe while being around with Steve.
• The Adventures of Mario and Luigi (2012-2014): A short-lived series that mainly focused on Mario and Luigi going on adventures while facing against some of their enemies such as Bowser in a stupid like fashion type of way.
• The Wacky Wario Bros (2013-2016): The Wacky Wario Bros revolves around Wario and Waluigi's wacky misadventures to obtain money and fortune.
• R64 (2013-2017): Introduced in 2013, R64 is similar to the bloopers but a lot more stupid and surreal. The humor of them is similar to Looney Tunes. It was discontinued due to YouTube's new video policy, but it was merged with the regular episodes.
• Guards N' R****ds (2014-2018): Guards N' R****ds is about two guards, Chris and Swagmaster (both voiced by Microsoft Mike & Microsoft Sam, respectively), working at a spaghetti factory that makes Mario's spaghetti and going on crazy adventures. Mario and the others sometimes have cameos in these episodes.
• Super Pokeman 64 (2014-2015): Super Pokeman 64 mainly focused on Mario being in the Pokemon World with the story being similar to the original Pokemon Red, Blue, and Green, but with Mario and more r******* like humor being in the way. Originally being uploaded once an episode of Guards N' R****ds is uploaded, but after its second episode, it was dropped out, before returning with one more episode the following year.
• Freddy's Spaghetteria (2014-2022, 2023-2024): A series focusing on Mario, sometimes with another character, being involved in surviving a night shift while being dealt with several animatronics. Originally a subseries of the R64 series, before being part of the main series after R64's discontinuation.
• Sonic the Derphog (2014-2016): A spin-off centered on Sonic the Hedgehog, showing his misadventures with his on-and-off idiot nemesis Dr. Eggman. Mario and the other characters often appear in these episodes as well, but not typically as main roles.
• Cooking with Grim and Wander (2014-2020): A short lived sub-series that involved Wander and Grim working as chefs for customers to eat.
• Meet the Cast (2014-2016): A parody of the Meet The videos of the Team Fortress 2 Characters with the characters from SMG4's videos and such. In the opening advertisement in The BBQ, Luke reveals that he's considering making "Meet the Cast" videos for the modern characters.
• DerpTV (2015-2016): A short lived series that involved several characters competing against each other to win a prize that contains a lot of money.
• The Mario Channel (2017-2018): A series that involved Mario using a camera, or just creating a TV show that involved him doing challenges, or getting others to do it for him.
• Mushrooms & Morons (2017-2018): A miniseries involved Mario and the gang going on a quest in the medieval era in the search of the Spaghetti of Power.
• Meme Games (2022): Originally a series that consists of a large game show hosted by Mario but in the end, it didn't succeed in making more episodes.
• Remastered64 (2023-2025): A sub-series where the most famous classic comedies are remastered with modern animation.
• Maddie & Leeza (2024-2025): A sub-series inspired by Hobo Bros where Maddie and Leeza do various things.

Holiday specials

• Halloween Specials (2011-2022, 2024-)
• Valentine's Day Specials (2015-2019, 2021)
• Christmas Specials (2011-)
• New Year Specials (2013-2017, 2019-2020, 2024-)
• Easter Special (2016)

Story Arcs & Sagas

Main Article: Arcs

On July 28, 2018, SMG4 introduced a new addition to the Crossover Time series, Arcs. Arcs in the series are story more serious (and usually darker) than regular episodes. Due to the addition of arcs, the nature of the entire series has changed, and permanent character deaths became more frequent. On June 20, 2020 SMG4 also introduced Sagas. There are 7 official arcs, 1 saga and 1 story collection released.

• The Ren Arc: July 28, 2018 - October 6, 2018
• The Rapper Robot Arc: November 3, 2018 - December 22, 2018
• The Anime Arc: March 16, 2019 - June 8, 2019
• The Crossover Time Cosmology Lore: June 20, 2020 - April 2, 2022
  • The YouTube Arc: June 20, 2020 - August 22, 2020
  • Genesis Arc: March 20, 2021 - September 18, 2021
  • Revelations Arc: December 4, 2021 - April 2, 2022
• The Lawsuit Arc: August 20, 2022 - October 15, 2022
• JigsawVision: Feburary 18, 2023 – October 19, 2024

Non-blooper episode types

• The SMG4 Show: a series of shows hosted by SMG4 himself (in real life). It involves him in doing weird things, like kissing plushies, talking about weird things and being a pervert. Every episode but the first one was aired on a Wednesday. The first episode aired on July 5, 2016 and the last episode aired on August 10, 2016.
• SMG4 Plays Merio Nertnendoes: The series of videos that involves SMG4 playing a bunch of random Mario children's games that he comes across on the internet, although a few adult games may also appear during an episode of this series as well. Many of the games SMG4 plays during this series vary from average, to weird, to creepy, to total r*******ness, and even to total bootleg. SMG4 began this series on May 23, 2015 and an episode of this series has occasionally taken place, though there has been no new episode since December 13, 2017.
• HITBOX: A live-action comedy and martial arts combat-based series led mainly by SMG4's brother Kevin (who does martial arts) featuring the two brothers and others going on wacky real-life adventures that feature a lot of combat in addition to silly gags and jokes. The series parodies multiple franchises including Super Mario, Pokemon, and even SMG4 itself (Such as HITBOX: SMG4 in Real Life. Not to be confused with SM64: Mario in Real Life?!). It is based on the Hobo Bros 100,000 subscribers special named Super Hobo Bros that was also in real life and followed the same concept. The series was first teased in the SMG4 Direct on September 5, 2018 and the first episode aired on September 21, 2018. The series is on indefinite hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Glitchy Vlogs: A series with occasional releases showcasing recent developments in SMG4 and Kevin's actual lives, such as a tour of their new house back in early 2018 or a trip to a bootleg toy store.
• GLITCH PRODUCTIONS EXTRAS!: Videos showcasing SMG4 and his brother Kevin doing a variety of different SMG4-related things in real life, such as trying to make an episode in 30 minutes or competing to see who can draw SMG4 characters better. Glitchy Vlogs was merged with this series.<

Spin-offs

• TheAwesomeMario: The channel where SMG4 puts his extra content such as shorts and extras. Since January 2018, it has not been in use.
• Hobo Bros: The Lerdwichagul brothers' gaming channel, where they play either weird games, react to memes, or play ROM hacks. It went on hiatus in 2021.

Gallery

Logos

2007 - 2018

2018-Present

Others

SMG4's Official Wallpaper

Phineas & Ferb: The Summer of Gravity Falls

Super Mario 64 Bloopers Logo

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R*******64 (now known as R64) Logo

Ssenmodnar Logo

Cooking with Bowser & Mario logo

War of the Fat Italians Logo

Guards N' R****** logo

If Mario was in... poster

Sonic the Derphog logo

The wacky Wario bros logo

Logo from Season 5

Logo from Season 6 to Season 7

Season 7 Logo

Alternate Season 8 logo

Logo from Season 8 to Season 9

Alternate Season 9 logo

Logo from Season 10, Season 11 and Season 13

Alternate Season 11 Logo (Before Axol's Death)

Alternate Season 11 and Season 12 before redesigns logo (After Axol's Death)

Alternative Season 12 and Season 13 logo (after SMG4's, Bob's and Fishy boopkins' redesigns)

Logo from Late Season 13

SMG4 age rating, is a hard TV-14 DLSV.

The "Shooting Star" used on the current logo of the series

Music

"Super Mario Land Millennium" by Deep Black Skys

(SMG4's outro theme)

Trivia

• The series has somehow avoided controversy revolving around its explicit and obscene use of family entertainment characters; however, due to YouTube's stricter policies, several videos have recently become a target of demonetization and copyright strikes, in addition to public internet systems restricting a majority of the videos.
• Although the series doesn't have an official rating due to being a web series, IMDB says its rated TV-14 (M in Australia). This almost makes sense because the video’s ratings are mixed, with most being around TV-14. And IMDB also says its rated TV-14 DLSV too. It is also possible this is based on the 2014-16 videos, which are commonly agreed to be the most explicit, especially in reference to the cleaner content post SMG4's focus on ad revenue.
• Currently, SMG4 is in an experimental stage, involving testing out new episode formats and bringing back older ones.
• According to the "So we READ the SMG4 WIKI" Video on HOBO BROS, one of SMG4 episodes got demonetized for including twerking Teletubbies, the episode in question is SSENMODNAR - 3,826,412 SUB SPECIAL (2020).
• The Steam users MrTheWizard, John10v10 & C_art have recently given a great help and support, because they have improved and created new ragdolls, which are also based on the characters of Luke & Kevin.
  • MrTheWizard is the one who made the Lil Chonks and he also made an MR Tari, Belle, and Sofia Ragdolls, but he also made an Auri Bori & Whisk Ragdolls.
    • Luke even enjoyed the accuracy of the Auri Ragdoll on Twitter.
  • C_art created the Guardian Pods models, the Enchained model for Tari and Belle (which Belle’s model was officially used in SMG4 Chrismas Special 2021 next to Auri's model.) and also made a fanmade model for SMG0.
  • John10v10 John10v10 created the Meggy Deluxe Ragdoll, and in "SMG4: She’s Back" Luke used this addon for the first time in a Canon episode.
• In the opening advertisement of SMG4: Mario has a BBQ but he's not invited, Luke reveals that he's considering reviving the Meet the Cast series, although it has not been done since.
  • The same advertisement also reveals that he's considering making a "documentary of Mario," despite having already done that. This episode would later come out in 2022.
• The deceased characters so far in the series have had a notable trait:
  1. They were in the series for a minimum of 4 months to a maximum of 2 years.
  2. Though few, they have become spirit mentors, and when their tormentor is in great distress, they give them courage at the right moment.
• From March 18, 2017 to March 16, 2024 and from February 15, 2025 onwards, all episodes (except for SMG4 Movies, REMASTERED64, SMG4 & SMG3 and possibly Crossover Time CREW-esque episodes) have the prefix "SMG4:" in the title. After the Jigsawvision mini-series (which does not have a prefix) the prefix was temporarily retired, with all episodes since have no prefix before it apart from SMG4 Movies and REMASTERED64.

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