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Harry
Harry
Voiced By: John Oliver
Counselor for the boys' cabin at Camp Mohegan Sun.
- Actor Allusion: He often does catchphrases from Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, namely "And now this..." and random comedic hashtags.
- Adults Are Useless: He isn't malicious (except toward Milk) but he's staggeringly incompetent when introducing Natalie to the campers, forcing her into the spotlight without having read the e-mail from her mother.
- Celebrity Paradox: Jay mentioned John Oliver in a season three episode.
- Ink-Suit Actor: He is clearly modeled on his voice actor.
Seth
Seth Goldberg
Voiced By: Seth Rogen
The alpha-male at Camp Mohegan Sun.
- Actor Allusion:
- He takes an interest in Natalie. Seth Rogen previously played a character who had a relationship with a girl who was born with male genitals in Freaks and Geeks.
- In one of Andrew's hallucinations, he appears as a talking warthog.
- Ink-Suit Actor: He's a carbon copy of Seth Rogen.
- Odd Friendship: Seth's highly extroverted, yet bonds with the meek Andrew once he finds out how much they have in common.
- Toxic Friend Influence: Once he takes a liking to Andrew, Andrew becomes more of a jerk and is willing to take out his anger by turning Nick into the Butt-Monkey of the camp.
Natalie el-Khoury
Natalie el-Khoury
Voiced By: Josie Totah
A transgender girl who struggles to fit in.
- Age-Appropriate Angst: She came out as trans because Gavin's overbearing masculinity frightened her. She also avoids hanging out with the other kids as none of them can look past her change in gender expression, since they all first met her when she was presenting as a boy.
- Family Theme Naming: Upon transition, she takes on her name Natalie, which starts with an 'N' just like her big sister Nadja and her mother Nabilah.
- Fire-Forged Friends: Natalie used to pick on Jessi, but after transitioning and feeling left out the two start to bond purely because neither of them get along with anybody else.
- Given Name Reveal: Of the surname kind—in Human Resources, her last name is revealed to be el-Khoury.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She's a snarky little troublemaker, but she's really not that bad and even strikes up a friendship with Jessi, the girl she taunted a year ago, and she genuinely loves her family, especially her grandmother Yara, who she willingly spends the day with and listens to her stories despite her senility.
- Little Miss Snarker: As the youngest girl in her family, she spends much of her time adding snarky commentary to her family members' lives.
- Old Friend, New Gender: When she presented as a boy the previous summer, she was friends with the other boys at camp, and they're surprised (and not quite sensitive) when they learn that she's a trans girl.
- The Prankster: She likes to play gross pranks, like pissing in Milk's drink, leaving poop in the boys' cabin, and putting grapes in her teacher's car.
- Tomboy: Even after coming out as a girl, she still has a foul mouth and enjoys Toilet Humor. This sets her apart from the other girls, who use Natalie like a dress up doll and get offended when she hates their ridiculously-feminine outfits. She has much more fun hiding cups of crap in the boys' cabin with Jessi.
- Trans Equals Gay: Subverted. She thought the reason puberty scared her so much was because she was a gay boy, but after singing with Freddie Mercury about being gay, she realized it was something else.
- Trans Tribulations: Natalie is a trans girl who had been coming to the camp for years prior to her transition. Her experience with her own hormone monster was terrible as Gavin was the kind of alpha male that wouldn't help at all, after thinking she was gay, she came out as trans and entered hormone blockers. Especially at first, the boys at camp are not at all accepting of her, making rude, inappropriate questions and deadnaming her. While the girls are performatively more accepting, they're still prone to transphobia as they try to use her as a dress-up doll instead of letting her be herself. The only person who wouldn't exhibit transphobia, Jessi, hates her for being inappropriate to her in the previous year; even the camp counselors show no sympathy for her despite their best attempts, as one counselor goes in a misinformed spiel on gender that muddles the waters instead of clearing them, and another doesn't listen when she says she can't do this anymore. Even her crush on Seth goes haywire when he admits to not be willing to let everyone know they kissed. It improves over time as she befriends Jessi.
Milk
Milk
Voiced By: Emily Altman
A socially awkward kid.
- Cloudcuckoolander: He's weird to say the least. Most insults fly over his head no matter how blunt they sound and his anecdotes about his father's friend Bob Reedy culminate with him revealing that Bob Reedy doesn't exist.
- Dude Looks Like a Lady: He looks and sounds androgynous, probably due in part to being voiced by a woman.
- The Ghost: Often mentions his dad's friend, Bob Reedy. But at the end of camp, he reveals that there is no Bob Reedy.
- Nerdy Nasalness: He wouldn't be nerdy without a congested voice.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: It is never explained how he got the name "Milk", or even what his real name is. Though the nickname is probably obtained for his complexion.
- Phrase Catcher: "Shut the fuck up, Milk!"
- Pubescent Braces: Yep.
- Stereotypical Nerd: He has everything down—pasty complexion, gangly appearance, ginger hair, freckles, awkward glasses, braces, nasally voice and says weird stuff at random intervals.
