Characters / BoBoiBoy

This character sheet includes the characters in both BoBoiBoy and BoBoiBoy Galaxy.

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WARNING: MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD! This goes double for Amato and Mechabot's folder, due to the characters being Walking Spoilers.

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• BoBoiBoy's Elemental Forms^note BoBoiBoy Lightning, Wind, Earth, Fire, Water, Leaf and Light
• Main Antagonists^note Adu Du, Probe, Adu Du's Computer, Multi-Monster/Mini-Monster, Bago Go, Ejo Jo, BoBoiBot, Bora Ra and Tengotak, Captain Separo, BAD DUDES, A.B.A.M./B.R.R.O., Captain Vargoba, Retak'ka, Emperor Reramos, Mister Pato, Kira'na
• Elemental Masters^note Hang Kasa, Retak'ka, King Balakung, Kuputeri, Pyrapi, Mawais, Satriantar

Elemental Superhero

BoBoiBoy

Awesome!

BoBoiBoy is the titular character of the BoBoiBoy franchise. Initially a normal elementary student who went on a holiday trip to his grandfather's house on Rintis Island, he obtained elemental powers from a Power Sphera named Ochobot. He, alongside with his new friends, use their newfound powers to protect the Earth.

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• Afraid of Their Own Strength: After gaining Tempest, BoBoiBoy realizes that 3rd tier forms are difficult to control and fears that he will end up becoming like Retak'ka if he can't control his powers. Although he able to control Rimba, BoBoiBoy still wary about this to the point he want Fang to not way too close from him in battle.
• All-Loving Hero: After Adu Du lost Probe due to him being destroyed by Ejo Jo, he was willing to help him fix Probe and be a better person. Even though Adu Du went back to evil, BoBoiBoy still saves the alien, much to his friends' chagrin (that said, Tok Aba does agree that Adu Du is not that evil). This shows that he has a good heart.
• Alternate Identity Amnesia: When he transforms into BoBoiBoy Fire at night unknowingly. This form would leave in the night to burn the hero's stress, then return for BoBoiBoy to wake up with no memory of his pyrokinetic actions.
• Berserk Button: BoBoiBoy is generally a gold-hearted kind guy, but there's one button you should never touch. His friends, especially Ochobot, as he will do whatever he can to protect them.
• Beware the Nice Ones: He's very protective over his friends, especially Ochobot, but otherwise he's a very kind person. As long as you don't hurt his friends, you'll find that he's a great person to be around.
• Big Eater: Downplayed. BoBoiBoy does enjoy eating big portions and delicious meals, but he never overeats. This also applies to his Elemental Forms like Water/Ice and Leaf/Thorn/Rimba when they eat to restore their energy.
• CamelCase: His name is rendered with two camelcases, both B's after the first one being uppercase.
• Cast from Stamina:
  • Anytime when BoBoiBoy uses his Elemental Powers at a greater scale, he will end up exhausted to the point he will faint.
  • In cases when BoBoiBoy is using "Elemental Split" and the Elemental Forms are too far apart from each other and slowly begin to suffer from amnesia, once they are merged into the real BoBoiBoy, he will not only be physically exhausted but also mentally exhausted because he forced himself to combine all the pieces of the Elemental Forms' memories together.
• Catchphrase : Awesome! (Or in Malay, 'Terbaik!')
• Character Development:
  • BoBoiBoy in the original series is just your average kid who doesn't like to wait and wants to get things done, though during the series he grows a sense of responsibility.
  • In the sequel series, his Age Lift has made him much more mature and responsible than his younger self, and he knows when it's time to be serious, though is still a teen through and through.
• Chronic Hero Syndrome:
  • Lightly parodied in Season 1 where he and his friends were looking for people to save after having received their powers. The first people they help are an elderly woman selling her food and a man whose fish was stolen by a cat, which already got eaten anyway. Then they helped Tok Aba fend off alien robots from attacking his store.
  • Deconstructed in Season 3, as his reputation as a superhero grew on the island, citizens started asking for more help than BoBoiBoy could provide while he was juggling duties as a student as well, and this would take a toll on him.
• Civvie Spandex: During his final confrontation against Kira'na, BoBoiBoy changes his regular black t-shirt and blue pants to a black bodysuit and orange crop-hoodie jacket with the TAPOPS insignia.
• De-power: After his watch upgraded and reset during the time between the original series and Galaxy, BoBoiBoy lost all of his newfound powers and was reset back to 0. He regains all his elemental powers during the course of Season 1 of Galaxy. He goes through it again during the BoBoiBoy: Movie 2, where Retak'ka absorbs his elemental powers, though he manages to steal them back.
• Easy Amnesia: The side effect of using the Elemental Split for a long time causes the forms to become forgetful, and BoBoiBoy would gradually lose his memories, including his identity, until they merged back. Debates between elementals regarding which one is the 'real' BoBoiBoy have occured as a result.
• Elemental Absorption: His power watch is able to absorb elements, which he isn't initially aware of. Unlike Retak'ka, BoBoiBoy only absorbs small portion of the elements, so the ability doesn't actually harm him.
• Glowing Eyes of Doom: Played With. His eyes glow white when he loses control of his powers, but his eyes show visible fear instead of murderous intent like the usual instances of this trope.
• Hidden Depths:
  • At some point, when BoBoiBoy Thorn, Solar and Thunderstorm suffer amnesia inside the Kadruax Temple, they perfectly perform a marching Scouts movement, implying that BoBoiBoy joined the Boy Scouts.
  • It's also shown that BoBoiBoy knows about other languages aside from English and Malay. During the face-off against the Alpha Jumbosaurs, BoBoiBoy Thorn says "Stop" in three different languages: Tamil, Tagalog and Japanese.
• Jack of All Stats: BoBoiBoy is this to the rest of his team. He's not as strong as Yaya in terms of physical strength, not as fast as Ying in raw speed, not as resourceful as Gopal or Fang for their special abilities, though through his elements, he is able to fill any position needed depending on the situation due to how varied and flexible his forms are. Need a strong, but quick attacker? Lightning's got you covered. Need something a bit more niche? Leaf is the element for the job, and so on.
• Made of Iron: When BoBoiBoy uses any kind of Elemental Form, no matter how hard the antagonist hits or throws him, he is durable enough to take any damage from the antagonist during the fight, even though he still feels pain and can be wounded.
• Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds: BoBoiBoy was almost closed to destroying Baraju due to his two amnesic Elemental Form, Blaze and Ice, fighting to each other and almost become Nova and Blizzard to finishing each other, not knowing their tremendous power are endanger not only his allies life but also the population of its planet.
• Mind Rape: Happens when BoBoiBoy use BoBoiBoy Tempest twice as the result of using his tremendous wind power. It worsens during his second use during his training session due to suddenly remembering his trauma in two previous arcs and his fear of ending up just like Retak'ka, and ends with BoBoiBoy screaming in agony.
• Mid-Season Upgrade:
  • In the first movie, BoBoiBoy is able to unlock his second tier forms of all of his elemental forms (and unlock two more) as well as the capability to do a Penta Elemental Split (splitting into five instead of just three). However, he loses all this by the start of Galaxy due to his Power Band upgrading and resetting.
  • In the Galaxy series, he unlocks Second Tier forms once again by the end of the first season.
  • In the 2nd movie, he unlocks Fusion Forms.
  • In the 2nd Season of Galaxy, he unlocks 3rd tier forms. However, he's still learning how to tame them.
• Mundane Utility: He sometimes uses his Elemental Split to help Granddad at the Kokotiam, whether it be to put up a sign, serve food and drinks, or otherwise.
• My God, What Have I Done?: In season 3 of the original show, he was shocked upon realising that all of the arson incidents were actually his fault.
• Near-Death Experience: BoBoiBoy tends to have a lot of these while fighting the finale's bosses. He is nearly killed by Bora Ra in the first movie, nearly killed by Captain Vargoba in Galaxy, and again at the hands of Retak'ka in the second movie. He survives all of it though.
• Not Himself: How BoBoiBoy feels when he tries to activate Nova and Blizzard. As he lampshades in Issue 20, Blaze and Ice's rampage was not only caused by his memory loss worsening, but the environment in Baraju resulted in the two elements behaving the same as Pyrapi and Mawais when they fought each other in the past.
• Not So Above It All: While he is often mellow, easy-going and responsible, BoBoiBoy is still not immune to being reckless or silly like many teenagers his age and sometimes enjoys following Gopal's shenanigans.
• Only Known by Their Nickname: 'BoBoiBoy' is not his real name, but actually a nickname. We don't know what his real name is. In Temani Raya, as toddler he also called as "Oboi" by his dad and one of his childhood best friend, possibly also a nickname too.
• Parental Abandonment: Downplayed, BoBoiBoy's parents are never seen throughout the series, but they are alive and well. They sent BoBoiBoy to live with his grandfather due to being extremely busy with work. Eventually he is sent to live there permanently and is quite content. Although he remarks that he does miss his parents, he understands that their jobs as ambassadors are important.
• Person of Mass Destruction: Compared to his friends, BoBoiBoy's Elemental Powers are incredibly powerful especially when he uses the 2nd or 3rd tier Elemental Forms. Unfortunately, using his powers on a large scale unwisely can lead to him being controlled by his Elemental Form, causing huge damage around him and potentially triggering a natural disaster. This has happened twice, caused by BoBoiBoy Fire/Blaze whose Unstoppable Rage caused a volcanic eruption and BoBoiBoy Tempest who came close to destroying Windara due to his inability to control his new-found power.
• Plot Armor: Somehow.
  • He gets knocked out of the sky in "BoBoiBoy Leaf vs the Pirates" by Captain Separo's hammer and crash-lands into a tree, allowing him to debut his Leaf form. This kind of impact is not survivable, but the only real consequence this has on him is that his Leaf form is very ditzy and scatterbrained.
  • Vargoba strikes him into space without a helmet in "Light of Hope". He's stranded into space for a considerable amount of time, enough for his body to freeze. By that point there's no chance of surviving, since realistically the harshness of space can kill a person not in an astronaut's suit in mere seconds. Getting exposed to the sun thaws and revives him, however, and reawakens his Solar form.
  • After defeating Vargoba in the same episode, he collapses and detransforms while in space, and Captain Kaizo has to save him. While he wounds up in a coma for five days, a normal person will still NOT be able to survive THAT much space exposure.
  • After defeating Retak'ka, he falls off a cliff into the icy water, and manages to survive (though he needed to be rescued by his friends). Said cliff is of considerable height, where it's unlikely for a person to survive, realistically speaking, even if you hit the water rather than the ground.
• Portmanteau: The Hindi dub changes his catchphrase "Terbaik!" to "Dhamalastic!", a combination of the Hindi "dhaamal" ("fun") and the English "fantastic".
• Post-Victory Collapse:
  • Original show - Right after BoBoiBoy defeated Adu du, he fainted from exhaustion. But he still leaves a smile on his face, knowing he saved his friends and Ochobot.
  • Galaxy - Because of his previous injuries prior to reunlocking BoBoiBoy Solar, he falls unconscious and changes back, and wouldn't be able to return to T.A.P.O.P.S if it weren't for Kaizo retrieving him from space. He was in a coma for five days and learned that the station was destroyed.
  • Movie 2 - He collapses from exhaustion after using three fusion forms (FrostFire, Glacier, and Supra) in quick succession to defeat Retak'ka, falling into the water at the bottom of the dam, and his friends have to swim down to rescue him.
• Raised by Grandparents: Downplayed, BoBoiBoy only visited his grandfather, Tok Aba, during the holidays, before he eventually came to live with him. They had trouble recognising each other in the first episode but had maintained a close bond nonetheless. From Season 2 onwards, BoBoiBoy permanently lives with him since his pre-teenhood and onwards.
• Red Baron: The Crystal Miners acknowledge him as "Master of Seven Elements", the title previously owned (or self-proclaimed) by Retak'ka.
• Redeeming Replacement: To Retak'ka, who became an Omnicidal Maniac supervillain due to being Drunk with Power. BoBoiBoy uses his power to protect Earth and the galaxy from threats and takes care to avoid falling to the same fate as his predecessor.
• Series Mascot: BoBoiBoy is by far the most popular character in the franchise. For a time, the Official Instagram posted ministories around BoBoiBoy and his elements, to very popular acclaim.
• Signature Headgear: His orange dinosaur cap, which has white spikes on top, yellow spots on the sides and a mouth-like rim placed opposite to the bill. It sported his lightning insignia even before he got superpowers, and each elemental sports the same hat with key alterations being the color and elemental symbol corresponding with each element. Some of them have their own style of wearing it too.
• Stock Shōnen Hero: BoBoiBoy is a compassionate young boy who gains Elemental Powers from a Power Sphere named Ochobot and is determined to protect Earth and later the galaxies from bad aliens. He is the son of legendary galactic superheroes who are mostly absent during his teenage years due to their duties and is also considered to be a Superior Successor 'to the previous Seven Elemental Masters. While he does have moments of being silly, both as himself and as an Elemental Superhero, BoBoiBoy is an intelligent student and mellow individual. As the story progresses, he leans more to being a deconstruction of this trope as he gets stressed due to his difficulty in juggling his heroic and student duties and controlling his new-found 3rd tier form that can potentially corrupt him which causes him to be afraid of his own powers.
• Superior Successor: Deconstructed. While it can't be denied that BoBoiBoy will surpass all his predecessors as a wielder of Elemental Powers, Season 2 of Galaxy shows that he isn't immune to the terrifying consequences of being unable to control the third tiers of the elemental forms, which almost makes him Drunk with Power and close to destroying everything around him. Issue 22 show BoBoiBoy still unable to control Tempest due to his repressed trauma which almost make him corrupted.
• Split-Personality Merge: After splitting, the elementals merge back to form the whole BoBoiBoy. They must do this quickly to avoid memory loss, which is the adverse effect of staying split for too long.
  • In the original series, when BoBoiBoy's elementals split to help Tok Aba deliver orders more efficiently, the trio slowly start losing their memories, which ends in Lightning getting captured and manipulated by Adu Du and Probe.
  • Season 2 of Galaxy shows that this trait is still very much intact. When Blaze and Ice are separated for almost two days in Baraju, the two gradually lose their memory. At first, it starts with a case of forgetting their friends' names, but it soon devolves into a serious situation when they end up dueling one another and nearly use their 3rd-tier form on each other because they couldn't remember who they are. Fortunately, the two are stopped from killing each other outright.
• Split-Personality Takeover: Although he is mostly able to control his power, his elemental forms have taken over him before:
  • When BoBoiBoy transforms into Fire for the first time in the original series, due to stress during the night and accidentally causes many fires in Rintis Island, he has no idea what he does as Fire.
  • He almost loses control of his powers again when he becomes Tempest in Galaxy Season 2. Luckily, Kuputeri is able to calm him before he is fully under the control of his elemental powers for a second time.
• Stumbled Into the Plot: He encounters Probe stealing Tok Aba's cocoa by chance and had the power sphere who'd grant him and his friends superpowers follow him home as a result.
• Transformation Trinket: One of the abilities his power watch gives him is the ability to turn into other elementals to use their powers.
• Tomato in the Mirror: Over the course of season 3, several fires occurred in Rintis Island. By episode 15, it's apparent that they were incidental, so he and his friends decide to investigate. Then it's revealed that the mysterious person causing the fire is BoBoiBoy himself, specifically BoBoiBoy Fire, a form he transformed into when he fell asleep and has no memory of.
• Unstable Powered Child: Although BoBoiBoy is mostly stable and controllable, he still has a few moments where his power activates against his will, mainly due to stress and despair like how he unlocks Fire and Tempest for the first time.
  • In the original series, chronic stress from his superhero duties leads to him becoming Fire against his will.
  • Bo Boi Boy is still not able to control his Tempest powers, causing him to lean heavily into this whenever he tries to activate it. It gets worse when Bo Boi Boy starts training to tame his 3rd Tier Form, as bad memories flash into his mind and his fear takes over him. This results in an agonizing experience for him.
• Weak, but Skilled: Galaxy has his power reset back to Lightning, Wind and Earth in their base stages. Despite using a weaker set of powers against bigger threats, he is able to hold his own and shows exceptional mastery over his abilities. This goes even when regaining old abilities and unlocking new ones.
• Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of balloons popping, which Adu Du exploits in episode 6 to get him to say what the formula to Tok Aba's cocoa is, using the balloons popping as a torture device.
• Youthful Freckles: Several scenes in Movie 2 show that the young hero has freckles over his cheeks.

Elemental Forms

See this page for tropes regarding BoBoiBoy's Elemental Forms

Elemental Fusions

BoBoiBoy's new method of using his Elemental powers.

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In General

• All Your Powers Combined: They possess enhanced and combined elemental powers of BoBoiBoy. Some can wield two simultaneously and others use a mixed version of the two.
• Doppelmerger: Two forms of BoBoiBoy merge into a singular more powerful form with mixed powers of both.
• Exotic Eye Designs: Their eyes color have two different cornea's color on it. Two different color is represent of which elemental form they formed.(basically all of boboiboy's fusions possesses Central heterochromia)
• Fashionable Asymmetry: The clothes of fusions often sport asymmetrical designs and colors that represent the 2 forms that they make up.
• Late-Arrival Spoiler: They are the climax power of BoBoiBoy in Movie 2, but are prominently featured in the second season of Galaxy.
• Punny Name: Forms introduced in the second season of Galaxy are a mix of the two elements' Malay names who also form a Meaningful Name in Malay (Ex: Gempa/Quake x Halilintar/Thunderstorm = Gentar, meaning tremble, fear or tremor).
• Split-Personality Merge: Zig-Zagged. Some forms have a mix of BoBoiBoy's personalities from different forms, others have one being more dominant than the other, while there are those whose personalities are too similar to distinguish when combined.

BoBoiBoy FrostFire (Blaze and Ice)

• Combo Platter Powers: Blaze and Ice are two very contrasting elements, yet are both compatible with fusing with each other. Justified as these two don't form a new element and are simply enhanced Fire and Ice used at the same time.
• Bare-Fisted Monk: Played With. He fights purely with martial arts infused with elemental powers, but summons Ice's Bow when he has to fight at range.
• Fire/Water Juxtaposition: His first fight has him battle in Blaze's vengeful and aggressive manner while maintaining Ice's calm and level-headedness.
• Sole Survivor: Blaze and Ice were the last elemental forms that were not stolen by Retak'ka.
• Spotlight-Stealing Squad: Defied. When Gopal points out BoBoiBoy has only ever been using Frost Fire as his fusion, he experiments using a different form.

BoBoiBoy Glacier (Quake and Ice)

^{Click here to see Glacier's Ice Gargantuan} 

• Adaptational Badass: Glacier only appear during Retak'ka destroy the dam and use Ice Golem to stop the destruction. Comic version of The Movie 2 extend his appearance by made him have big role during fight and appear before Retak'ka destroy the dam. The moment when Retak'ka about to destroy the dam, instead of Ice Golem, it was Glacier use "Ice Wave" to stop his action.
• Mighty Glacier: The Ice Gargantuan is much larger than Giga, the Earth Golem. It is shown to be much stronger and able to bear the weight of an entire dam but it moves incredibly slowly.
• Truth in Television: Real Life glaciers aren't purely made of ice and contain varying levels of rocks in them.

BoBoiBoy Supra (Thunderstorm and Solar)

• Dangerous Forbidden Technique: His Super Supra Blast is incredibly powerful, capable of sending someone out of a planet and obliterating them on the spot, but it's also very exhausting, meaning right after he uses it, he de-transforms and collapses. Downplayed somewhat by the fact BoBoiBoy has already used two fusion forms prior to this one.
• Odd Name Out: Played With. Supra was the only Fusion in the second movie who was not named after a combination of two elements, instead meaning "beyond". Later fusions are not named after a kind of element but rather use a Punny Name from the two components, something Supra is neither.
• Sinister Scythe: He's armed with Supra Sickles but is firmly fighting on the side of good. However, this does not stop him from being absolutely ruthless to his opponents.
• Story-Breaker Power: He has the combined speed of both Solar and Thunderstorm's Flash Step. He has Thunderstorm's swords now turned into scythes and can use Solar's powerful beam attacks. In short, he is super fast and strong both ranged and melee. Unfortunately, this form exhausts BoBoiBoy greatly, preventing it from being used as common as his Thunderstorm component.

BoBoiBoy Sori (Solar and Thorn)

• Adaptational Superpower Change: Attack change. In the comic, BoBoiBoy Sori creates a gigantic Venus fly trap that can blast a single powerful beam toward the Alpha Jumbosaurs. In the animated version, Sori creates a gigantic shiny durian flower that fires multiple beams toward the Alpha Jumbosaurs.
• Apologetic Attacker: Often exclaims "sorry" when fighting.
• Edible Bludgeon: Downplayed. Sori spiked flail resembles a durian, but it can't be eaten.
• Epic Flail: He wields a spiked flail covered with thorns.
• Gratuitous English: He apologizes by saying "sorry" rather than "maaf", the Malay word of the same meaning.
• Late-Arrival Spoiler: Appears in A LOT of teasers for Galaxy Season 2, and is also on the cover page of Issue 9, even though he doesn't appear until near the end of said Issue.
• Troll: Sori inherited Thorn's mischievous side. When Sori is standing in front of Adu Du and Probe, seemingly wanting to finish them off with his power, while the bad alien and his Robot Buddy run away from him, he deactivates his attack, makes a Finger Gun gesture at them and playfully says that he is just joking.

BoBoiBoy Gentar/Rumble (Quake and Thunderstorm)

^{Click here to see Gentar's Thunder Golem} 

• Dub Name Change: His English translation name is "BoBoiBoy Rumble".
• Embarrassing Nickname: Gopal often calls him "Hampa" in Malay version or "Fumble" in English version due to he didn't know about his own power for the first time and felt that Gentar is the useless Fusion Form. Then after realized that Gentar can absorb electricity to gain his power, Gopal called him "BoBoiBoy Battery".
• Irony: Gentar is hammy and overconfident like Fire/Blaze or Wind/Cyclone. But he was actually formed by two serious and calm Elemental Forms like Thunderstorm and Quake, while still inheriting some of Thunderstorm's aggressiveness.
• Made of Iron: Gentar is immune to any laser attack because he actually absorbs the energy from the laser, which triggers his electricity absorption power. Gopal uses this again by ordering Probe to shoot Gentar with a massive laser beam to strengthen him.
• Morph Weapon: His weapon is a large hammer that can transform into a gauntlet.
• Magikarp Power: He starts off with no powers, but later gains incredible strength.
• Meaningful Name:
  • Gentar means "tremble", which is befitting of such a fearsome fusion and opposite of his brave and fearless personality.
  • His Malay version of his Embarrassing Nickname (Hampa) despite means "Useless" is also a punny name comes from Thunderstorm and Quake Malay version name : Halilintar and Gempa.
• Mecha: Thunder Golem appears to be one looking more mechanical than Giga and has Gentar controlling it in a cockpit.
• Mechanical Evolution: He has the ability to use metal and machine-like powers and weapons. Giga has also been upgraded to appear more machine like.
• Power Fist: Gentar's hammer can turn into a iron gauntlet and is shown to be more powerful than Quake's rock gauntlets since it can help him to tear Roksasa's body to save Probe and Ochobot.

BoBoiBoy Sopan (Solar and Cyclone)

• Comically Missing the Point: Sopan mistakes Pato's warrior robot for an angry tribal warrior when he tries to calm it by using his power. When his power does not affect it, Sopan is suddenly stunned amd Fang calls him out by saying that their opponent is not the real warriors.
• Culture Equals Costume: Unlike the rest of Fusion form who usually wear modern cloth, Sopan wear tanjak and Malay's silat uniform. Reflecting his Malaysian heritage.
• Meaningful Name: "Sopan" can mean polite or respectful in Malay. Reflected not only by his personality but also in his Malay cultural attire which is often used for formal events.
• Story-Breaker Power: Just like Supra, combining Cyclone and Solar's offensive power and speeds, he is able to fight against two robots who perfectly imitated a power of Pyrapi and Mawais. Since Cyclone also already got 3rd tier form, looks like Tempest also has influence to strengthen Sopan resulting on him becoming stronger than Supra.
• Swiss-Army Weapon: His weapon is a hand fan also can be a Energy Weapon by generate a gold-colored energy to create a "Energy Kris"to defeats his opponents.

Kokotaim Gang

Team as a whole

The main character who consist of BoBoiBoy's friends and also the deutragonists character of the series.

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• Color-Coded Characters: Each of them have their main color. BoBoiBoy is orange with dark blue shade, Gopal is green, Yaya is pink, Ying is yellow and light blue, Fang is dark purple and black.
• Five-Token Band: Downplayed. All of them except Fang are Malaysian although two of member are multi ethnic. Both BoBoiBoy and Yaya are Malaysian-Muslim, Gopal is Indian decent and Hinduism, Ying is Chinese and Fang is sole Human Alien in the group.
• Hypocritical Humor: Yaya and Ying always get annoyed whenever see the boys do something petty or silly either due to some shenanigans or rivalry. But whenever the girls do exact same thing, Gopal along with BoBoiBoy and Fang will get annoyed too and of course the girls get annoyed with them.
• Kid Hero All Grown-Up: The first season of original series started when they still 10 and 11 years old. Galaxy-series takes place 3 years after first movie. Therefore the team current age are approximately 13 or 14 years old.
• Ordinary High-School Student: Subverted. Before gain a power, most of them are just normal elementary school student. With exception of Fang who start as personal Tyke Bomb for Kaizo and him become student just undercover. They still able go to school despite their heroic duty.
• Only Sane Woman: Subverted. Whenever the boys do something silly together, Yaya and Ying sometimes enter this moment. However, Yaya and Ying also hold some rivalry with each other which will result in the boys commenting how silly they are. See the Vitriolic Best Buds entry above.
• True Companions: Word of God said there is no romance between the five but still remain to be close friend in platonic ways and cooperative as team.
• Two Girls and a Guy: BoBoiBoy has enough firepower to fight on his own which leaves Gopal, Ying, and Yaya to fight together against secondary threats. Occasionally Fang will take Gopal's place.
• Vitriolic Best Buds: Each of them can get frequently annoyed at one another due to each own's annoying quirks.
  • The boys frequently get annoyed with the girls when their rivalry takes over them.
  • Everyone is frequently annoyed at Gopal's quirks and reacts with disgust when Yaya brings up her cookies.
  • Most prominently, the girls are annoyed with the boys' shenanigans, best exemplified in the epilogue of "Light of Hope". Yaya and Ying scold Gopal and Fang for pranking BoBoiBoy, who had just woken up from a five-day coma, and later all three boys when they prank Admiral Tarung. Funnily enough, despite having been the victim of the boys' prank, BoBoiBoy actually joins their shenanigans.

Fang

The Rival, later The Lancer

BoBoiBoy's main rival. He made his debut as an aloof and cold student who disliked BoBoiBoy due to the latter being more popular than him. He has the power to manipulate shadows, which he accidentally obtained from Ochobot after saving him. He slowly becomes a good friend toward BoBoiBoy and the others. As the story progresses, he confirms that he isn't human, but an alien. He was sent by his own brother and superior, Captain Kaizo, to obtain the power band, so Kaizo can protect it from being abused in the wrong hands.

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• The Ace: He is the third smartest student in their class.
• Affectionate Nickname: Kaizo sometime calls him "Pang". Kira'na, his brother Childhood Friend also refers him in the same name too.
• Anti-Hero: Aside from his heroic self, Fang is an aloof, sarcastic, and hot-tempered boy, who gets easily jealous of BoBoiBoy due to the other's popularity.
• The Beastmaster: His powers let him summon and control shadow creatures to fight for him.
• Becoming the Mask: Initially, his status and life as school students is nothing more than a cover of his true identity as Kaizo's spy. Thanks to becoming Fire-Forged Friends with BoBoiBoy's team, Fang decided to life with them in earth even declare Earth as his new home planet.
• Berserk Button: Don't ever speak about BoBoiBoy's popularity in front of him.
• Big Brother Worship: He respects and admires Kaizo very much, despite often being intimidated by the latter. He professionally calls Kaizo "Captain", which unfortunately hinders him to act like a little brother in front of Kaizo.
• Big Damn Heroes:
  • During the fight against Ejo Jo's battle robot early in season 3, Fang saves BoBoiBoy by unleashing a gigantic Shadow Dragon to devour the robot until it breaks into pieces. Then in the last episode, he saves his friend from Lahap's attack by using his power of invisibility to dodge Lahap's laser attack and give their power watch back to them.
  • In Galaxy season 1, Fang receives an SOS signal from his comrades and immediately saves them from space mosquitoes. In Season 2, he stops the amnesic Blaze and Ice from fighting in Baraju before they can transform into Nova and Blizzard since it's dangerous for them fight without their memories and they will become unstoppable if the transformation happens to them.
• Casting a Shadow: His main power from Ochobot.
• Character Development: As the story progress, Fang becomes much calmer and kinder toward the others. In "BoBoiBoy Galaxy", he's shown to have major development toward his character, becoming more mature despite still having a little of an envious side towards BoBoiBoy.
• Companion Cube: He names his beloved worn-out spaceship "Lily".
• Conspicuous Gloves: His outfit since season 2 always includes fingerless gloves. He even wears them at school.
• Dark and Troubled Past: In the Extra Comic "BoBoiBoy Galaxy Comic Issue #7", he and his brother Kaizo were forced to run away from their home planet, and were separated from their parents in order to save the Enerbot before it fell into Bora Ra's hands. Before being saved by Maskmana, Bora Ra attempted to kill him to provoke Kaizo, resulting in Kaizo going berserk and accidentally injuring Fang.
• Dark Is Not Evil: His main power is shadow manipulation, and his main color theme is black and deep purple. Despite this, he's still a hero, and proves that not all aliens are bad.
• Face–Heel Turn: Due to Kira'na manipulation by exploit his past trauma over losing his parents, Fang agree to join her side and betray Kokotiam Team including his own older brothers for sake of the peace of entire galaxy under Gur'latan Empire. Subverted in Issue 25 as its turns out to be Faked Defector because he only do this to spy Kira'na.
• Failed Attempt at Drama: Given his occasional ego, some things he does to look cool ends up having the opposite effect.
  • When he, BoBoiBoy and Gopal got shrunk, Fang summoned a shadow eagle for the three of them to reach a countertop. The other two appear awestruck upon takeoff, but the eagle then falls unceremoniously with a splat. Fang remarks bitterly for Gopal to shut up when the latter threw a snarky comment at his failed shadow eagle as they're forced to climb their way up.
  • In his debut episode in the Galaxy series, Fang responded to his friends' Alarm SOS when they were under attack by space mosquitoes. He descends from his ship in a motorised vehicle of his own, spends a minute taking out some impending space bugs, then approaches his friends with a smug tone in his voice. But his friends suddenly laugh at the sight of his safety helmet instead because it looked like a mushroom, much to Fang's frustration.
• Friendless Background: We never see or hear if he had any other friends before he joined Team BoBoiBoy and TAPOPS, aside from his brother and his lieutenant. It's also lampshaded in his early appearences that he had no friends, but many fans, and justified that he's generally aloof such as rebuffing Ying and Yaya's greetings.
• The Glasses Come Off: Fang almost never take-off his glasses/visor. However in Issue 24,He take off his visor and change it with Gur'latan warrior mask when he change his alliance to Kira'na. Issue 25 he wear new vision as symbolize that he still on TAPOPS and Kokotiam team side and only faked his defection in order to spy Kira'na's activities.
• Goggles Do Something Unusual: Early on, the lenses of his eyewear occasionally glowed with a translucent red tint. In the season 3 finale, tapping the side of his glasses causes a mask to appear - and allows Fang to use his intangibility power.
• Glory Seeker: Fang wanted to be more popular than BoBoiBoy both as a school student and hero/TAPOPS soldier.
• Hidden Depths: Issue 24 of season 2 Galaxy shown that Fang skilled enough of hacking the technology like security system and already knew it since when he still a little child.
• Human Alien: He is an alien from Gogobugi, but looks human outside of his odd eye and hair color.
• I Just Want to Be Normal: Fang does enjoy his life as Rintis Island citizen where he can do many normal things like many children on his age since he rare had any chance to have normal childhood or familial interaction with his brother due to their duty. Luckily, Kaizo understand with this and allow him to life in Earth with his new friends.
• I Just Want to Be Special: Fang always tries to make himself more popular than BoBoiBoy. In last episode of season 3, it turns out the reason is that he was trying to cover up his true identity as Kaizo's secret agent.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Fang is an arrogant Glory Seeker Anti-Hero. However, it doesn't mean that he's completely heartless as he was quite offended over the statement that "all aliens are evil."
• The Lancer: To BoBoiBoy.
• Logical Weakness: Since his powers are based on shadow manipulation, they're useless without a light source.
• Loners Are Freaks: In his earlier appearences, he's viewed this way by BoBoiBoy and his friends. This gets to the point where they can be pretty judgmental towards him, such as quickly accusing him for kidnapping Ochobot to force him to give his powers to him the moment Ochobot reveals a part of his memories about being "captured" by Fang.
• Military Brat: His father was the governor of his home planet, which is very tightly connected to the military. His brother also a captain in TAPOPS and they are both adopted by a grand-commander of Gur'latan military force.
• Morphic Resonance: He still keep his short purple hair and his visor despite being gigantic shadow dragon.
• Mysterious Purple: Fang is initially identified only as "Mystery Boy" in the first season finale before becoming a major character as the series progresses. His outfit is mainly magenta, he has raven-colored spiky hair and his shadow powers have purple auras. How he obtained this power is unknown until the middle of season 2 as he was initially cold and antagonistic towards the main heroes before warming up to them. Then season 3 reveals something else he had been hiding, he is a Human Alien on a mission to obtain BoBoiBoy and his friends' power watches for his boss.
• Named in the Sequel: He shows up in the first season's finale, and was merely identified as "Mystery Boy". The second season names him Fang.
• Non-Standard Character Design: Most of Rintis Island's students have standard and realistically colored hair and eyes. Fang, however, is the only one who has bluish-purple hair and red eyes although he's Chinese. After it's confirmed that he is actually a Human Alien all along, it all makes sense.
• Not So Above It All: Despite his role in series, Fang still not immune for having silly moment just like his teammate.
• Older Than They Look: Discussed. A newest birthday post implied that despite consider to be same age with BoBoiBoy, since Fang is alien, it's heavily hinted that he could be older than Gopal since the in canon-series, both human age's and alien age's have huge different gap.
• One-Winged Angel: His third tier power involve him become shadow creature. Issue 27 he become gigantic shadow dragon to aid BoBoiBoy Rimba to defeat Kira'na Voltra.
• Powered Armor: His second tier power involves him fusing with his shadow animals, granting him additional protection, agility, and strength as well as the ability to fly, depending on what shadow animal he fuses with.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Subverted. He's a kind and compassionate boy, despite his appearance. However, his red eyes foreshadow that he's actually not human.
• Shared Unusual Trait: With Kaizo, and Fang even lampshades it since he didn't tell his friends that Kaizo was his brother because he thought the red eyes and the purple spiky hair made it obvious.
• Sleeves Are for Wimps: Starting from Season 3 of the Original Season, Fang often wears a sleeveless grayish-indigo shirt or turtleneck as a superhero.
• Sixth Ranger: After the gang is established in the first season, Fang is introduced in the second one, initially as a rival, but is considered to be part of the group by the end of the season.
• Super-Speed: Courtesy of his Shadow Speed, he can run as fast as BoBoiBoy Thunderstorm.
• Sue Donym: In "Enemies, Old and New", Fang reveals to his Earthling friends that his real name is Pang. They are more disappointed about the lack of creativity than they are shocked about Fang not being a real name ("If you're going to pretend, you should pick a better name"). Subverted when subsequent materials reveal that "Pang" is just young Fang's mispronouncation of his name.
• Sweet Tooth: His favorite food is red-carrot donuts, which are also his Trademark Favorite Food.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Although Fang loves any kind of red-carrot dishes, red-carrot donuts are definitely his favorite ones, as he declares them to be one of the "most delicious foods in the world".
• Trauma-Induced Amnesia: Presumably. In BoBoiBoy the Movie, he doesn't seem to remember Bora Ra, who was responsible to his parents' disappearance.
• Tyke Bomb: Before the series began, he spent his time being trained by Kaizo and Maskamana.
• Well-Trained, but Inexperienced: Fang is skillful young soldier, pilot and spy, who personally trained by his older brother and Maskmana since young. But he still a young teenager and sometime have trouble to handle the enemies alone who much experienced than him including against Kaizo during the end of Season 3.

Gopal Kumar

The Big Guy

Gopal Kumar is BoBoiBoy's best friend. Even though he's naïve and a coward, he's still able to hold his fight in very critical conditions. Ochobot gives him the power of "molecular manipulation", allowing him to transform any object into anything he thinks about. Since he's a huge fan of food, he always uses his power to change objects into food.

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• Acrofatic: Gopal is shown to able to leap in the jungle gym at Episode 19th of Season 3.
• Ascended Fanboy: Gopal is a huge fanboy of Papa-Zola, and is ecstatic when he meets him in-person and the latter accepts him as his disciple.
• Big Eater: Gopal has a huge appetite and loves delicious food, especially sweets.
• The Big Guy: He is physically the biggest one in the team. However, he's not the strongest member.
• Bizarre Taste in Food:
  • In Episode 5, Gopal is shown casually eating a cat's dry food like a snack.
  • In the 19th episode of the Galaxy series, he's quick to try out alien roadside delicacies, even commenting on them being tasty... until he finds out it was made out of space lizards.
• Bromantic Foil: He is BoBoiBoy's first male companion and Best Friend. He's fun-loving, naïve, pessimistic, and (sometimes) jerkish in comparison to BoBoiBoy, who's more laid-back and intellectual.
• Chekhov's Skill: At the start of "B.R.R.O.'s Revenge", Gopal is revealed to be good at dancing. This allows him to dodge the titular robot's attacks, rendering them inaccurate.
• Cowardly Lion: He's a hero, but his cowardice and naïveté led to him becoming the weakest member of BoBoiBoy's team.
• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Gopal may be a Cowardly Lion. However, in very critical situations, he's still able to aid the team in fighting enemies.
• Die or Fly: His powers finally emerge when Adu Du releases a sawblade to attack him. Instead of hurting him, the sawblade turns into pizza. It turns out that his ability is amplified by his own fear.
• Heart Is an Awesome Power: Turning objects into food may be one of the strongest abilities Ochobot has granted. Any weapon becomes harmless when turned into food, explosives no longer detonate, anything durable becomes easily destroyable and all devices such as robots will lose functionality. Several fights were won only because of Gopal.
• Hidden Depths: In "The Toughness Test", it's shown that Gopal is a Supreme Chef.
• Hypocritical Humor:
  • He often feels disgusted by Yaya's biscuits and says that the taste is awful, but in BoBoiBoy Galaxy Episode 5, he's "fine" when he casually eats cat food like a snack. ^.  Or it could be a hyperbole of how awful Yaya's biscuits are... Or even justified. We may never know.
  • In Season 2's first episode of the original series, he comments on disliking Fang for being haughtily antisocial. A few moments later, Gopal joins Fang's fans admiring him from the classroom door.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's indeed nice and compassionate. However, he often has moments where he Took a Level in Jerkass.
• Long-Range Fighter: Prefer to shot his attack from afar.
• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Gopal is the very epitome of this trope on numerous occasions, always creating more problems that require his friends to clean up the mess.
• Powerful and Helpless: Gopal is clearly not completely helpless. His Reality Maker via molecular manipulation can be powerful if he has enough bravery to face his enemies on the battlefield.
• Reality Maker: Ochobot gives him the power to change objects via molecular manipulation. In the movie, he received a power upgrade to second tier that enabled him to turn himself into different materials, turning himself into Gold, Diamond, and Rubber. In season 2 of Galaxy, while his third tier remain same, Gopal can turn his body into a liquid or gooey form like Dodol and expand his body shape into different size.
• Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Gopal twice fights to avenge someone's supposed death.Unfortunately, neither case ends well.
  • In Episode 9 of Season 1 of the original season, after believing Papa Zola has been killed by the Sleeping Monster, Gopal attempts to fight the Sleeping Monster alone with Papa Zola's special belt. Because he is too scared by the Monster's deadly roar, Gopal gives up his intention and hands off Papa Zola's belt to BoBoiBoy.
  • In Galaxy Season 1 Vol.7, when he believes BoBoiBoy has been killed by Vargoba, Gopal screams in anger and attempts to take revenge. Sadly, he is easily beaten by the villain in one hit.
• The So-Called Coward: Gopal is always scared to face things that he could never expect. But in some situations, he's actually brave enough to fight back even though he still lacks the bravery to face them.
• Story-Breaker Power: It's heavily implied that Gopal's Reality Maker power has the potential of being the most powerful among his friends, as shown during Ejo Jo's fight with them.
• Transmutation: He is given the power of "Molecular Manipulation" to change the molecules of anything into anything else. His ability was initially thought of as Food-Based Superpowers since he's a lover of food.

Yaya Yah/Hanna

A Nice Girl heroine. Mess with her and you're in serious trouble.

Yaya (or Hanna in international version) is the main character as well as one of the main heroines of the series. She is BoBoiBoy's grandad's neighbor and one of BoBoiBoy's closest friends. She is the second person who received a power from Ochobot, and her main power is "gravity manipulation". At school, she is acknowledged as the smartest student at their school.

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• The Ace: She is practically the best student in school, which lead her to handle almost all the clubs at their school.
• Action Girl: With her power, intelligence and her strength, Yaya is very competent in helping BoBoiBoy defeat the monsters.
• Alliterative Name: Yaya Yah.
• Badass Adorable: A cute hijabi + Nice Girl and tough girl persona = AWESOME.
• Berserk Button: Played for Laughs; do not ever try breaking the school rules (seasons 2 and 3) or insulting her cookies. The latter is lampshaded by Gopal early on.
• Cordon Bleugh Chef: Yaya considers herself skillful in baking biscuits, or so she thinks. It's implied that she's never tried her own biscuits. Despite that, never insult them in her presence. Even if they might taste like sandpaper.
• Custom Uniform: Instead of the usual skirt, Yaya, along with the other hijabi student named Siti, wears long grayish pants at elementary school. Despite Yaya currently wearing long skirt in Secondary School, she still customized her uniform by wearing pink vest and hijab.
• Dub Name Change: In the international versions, her name is changed to "Hanna".
• Friendly Rivalry: Towards Ying in an academic aspect. According to Fang, both she and Ying are determined to be number 1 in their class on friendly terms. Besides this, they never had a rivalry about their powers, and are still good friends.
• Foreign Remake: In the original version, Yaya wears a pink hijab. In the international version, Hanna doesn't wear a hijab and is instead seen with wavy short brown hair.
• Glowing Eyes of Doom: In the comic, Yaya's iris sometimes glows pink when she uses one of her powerful techniques during battle.
• Gravity Master: Her main power from Ochobot. Her power was initially identified as "flight and super strength", but after her power band was stolen by Ejo Jo, his computer confirmed it was actually "Gravity Manipulation". She's also able to concentrate the force of gravity, then blast it out like a cannon in the form of a punch, kick, boost of extra strength or propulsion to fly.
• Good Is Not Soft: Yaya is indeed a Nice Girl, but messing with her will get you in serious trouble.
  Yaya: HOW DARE YOUUUUUUUU!
  Gopal: Waaaaah! Wait! BoBoiBoy [Thunderstorm] is escaping!
  Yaya: DON'T YOU DARE TRY TO CHANGE THE SUBJECT!
• Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak: Yes, Yaya is very feminine and well-mannered. In school, she is the toughest Class Representative who is feared by many students. In most of her screen-time, Yaya is seldom seen wearing long skirts and prefers to wear pants, even for her school uniform.
• Goggles Do Nothing: Does her hijab hinder her wearing hers? No.
• Nice Girl: Duh, she still argues with the enemies to not be too rough on them even when the situation is critical.
• Pink Means Feminine: Her main color is pink, and she is indeed the girlish one compared to Ying.
• Power Misidentification: When she first demonstrated her powers, Ochobot said Yaya has "flight and super strength". Ejo Jo's computer is able to correct this mistake when it confirms that Yaya actually has "Gravity Manipulation".
• Third-Person Person: Usually refers to herself with her name, though she occasionally uses I.
• Tsundere: Type B. She's genuinely a nice and sweet girl, but has a hidden fiery temper which emerges if she loses her patience.

Ying

I'm Ying!

Ying is a Chinese girl and also Yaya's best friend. A nice, hot-blooded but shy girl, also like Yaya, she's considered as one of the smartest students in their school. Ochobot gave her the power of time manipulation, which at first was mistaken for as "super speed".

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• The Ace: Just like Yaya. Which lead to both of them having a Friendly Rivalry in being the best student at school.
• Asian and Nerdy: Technically, everyone in the show is Asian (except Fang) but Ying deserves a special mention for being a smart Malay-Chinese girl and the second Ace at their school.
• Cast from Stamina: After using "Super Speed Burst" to save Yaya from one of Champion Lang, Ying became visibly exhausted and she need Yaya to help her walk after fight.
• Deadly Dodging: She uses her speedy ability to make projectiles aimed for her instead blast the enemies themselves, evading danger in the nick of time.
• Death of a Thousand Cuts: Due to being a Fragile Speedster, her physical power is basically second to none but her sheer speed is more than enough to deal some damage to her enemies.
• Fragile Speedster: She can run really fast thanks to her Time Master power but she will go down in one hit.
• Grade Skipper: Attends the same class as the rest of her friends despite being one year younger than the rest of them (except for Gopal, who's a year older than the others but was misplaced one grade behind) because she was smart enough to skip a year.
• Hour of Power: Ying's Time Master ability is largely limited to how long she can use said power based on the indicator on her watch.
• Jerkass Ball: Ying normally can control her anger and is rarely frustrated whenever facing something that can be stressful in battle or see the boys shenanigan. During the time the team is split and she stuck with Solar and Thorn, Ying ultimately loses her cool as she is visibly frustrated and yells toward them to stop bickering and focus on their mission to the point she goes into a tantrum over the amnesic BoBoiBoy Elemental Forms for doing something random like doing marching scout movement by saying that she can't handle this situation anymore.
• Nerd Glasses: She wears round glasses and she is quite nerdy.
• Power Misidentification: Ochobot originally said that Ying has Super-Speed. Ejo Jo's computer corrected this mistake after it confirms that Ying actually as time powers.
• Shrinking Violet: Played for Laughs when she once phoned Tok Aba's stand to order a chocolate drink despite being directly at the stand.
• Time Master: Initially her powers were mistaken for Super-Speed, when she actually ran normally while time moved slowly around her. She can also manipulate the time of everyone in a given area, not just on herself.
• True Blue Femininity: One of her theme colors is blue. Subverted in that Ying is enough of a tomboy even though she can be both tomboy or girly girl, though not as girlish as Yaya.
• Weaksauce Weakness: A weird one. She will lose her power if she sneezes and regains it by sneezing again. Although it was fixed offscreen by Ochobot who identified the issue as her powers initially being unstable.
• Wink "Ding!": When quickly running away from danger, she's allowed some slow-motion time to give a wink which twinkles.

Ochobot

^{His upgrade from the first movie} 

A Power Sphere and Robot Buddy of BoBoiBoy and his gang. He is the source of their superpowers.

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• Cute Machines: He is an absolutely adorable Robot Buddy of the team.
• Disney Death: He was destroyed in BoBoiBoy The Movie by Bora Ra. And later revived by Klamkabot, which also resulted in his Heroic Sacrifice.
• Emergency Transformation: In the first movie, Ochobot receives an upgrade in order to inherit Klamkabot's power of teleportation.
• Master of Disguise: In earlier episodes, he is able to disguise himself as a soccer ball when he tries to get close to BoBoiBoy.
• Older Than They Look: Ochobot already existed during Hang Kasa's youth 100 years ago. Despite his cute appearance and a child-like voice, it's implied that he is more than 100 years old.
• Pintsized Powerhouse: He is a little robot who holds five powerful elemental powers and the great power of teleportation. Ochobot is also shown to be strong enough to carry Tok Aba and Fang.
• Really 700 Years Old: Given that Hang Kasa used Ochobot to absorb Retak'ka's elemental power 100 years ago, it's implied that Ochobot (and the rest of the Power Spheres) are more than 100 years old.
• Robot Buddy: To BoBoiBoy.
• Thinking Up Portals: His current main power, inherited from Klamkabot.
• Token Non-Human: Before Cattus, Adu Du and Probe (before the latter two pulled a Face–Heel Turn again) join the team, he is the only member of the gang who is not a human.

Allies from the Original Series

Granddad

Granddad or Tok Aba in Malay is BoBoiBoy's grandfather. He lives on Rintis Island and owns a cocoa shop, where Ochobot and BoBoiBoy always help him in their free time.

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• 11th-Hour Superpower: In season 3, he temporarily gained the power of Ying's time manipulation from her power band since she was still captured by Ejo Jo.
• Doting Grandparent: Due to BoBoiBoy's parents being too busy with no time to visit them, he always took care of him and allowed him to join the school at Rintis Island.
• Miniature Senior Citizens: In Mechamato, he is shown to be taller than his son Amato. His older self's height is closer to his grandson's (grown up version in Galaxy).
• Moving Beyond Bereavement: Mechamato confirmed Granddad originally was from Hilir City. Realized that he can't continue to saddened over his wife death and his loneliness after Amato no longer lived with him, Granddad decide to permanently move to Rintis Island, leaving all his old memories at his empty old house in Hilir City.
• Nice Guy: A loving and jovial granddad to his grandson and the other citizens of the island. He had his Grumpy Old Man moments though.
• No Name Given: Much like his grandson, his real name is never revealed.
• Parental Substitute: He's been taking care of BoBoiBoy since he lived in Rintis Island, and his parents are unable to visit them due to their jobs.
• Supreme Chef: As the owner of his Cocoa shop, he is a skilled barista and is shown to be able to make multitudes of different types of drinks, and loves to make new drinks by his own experimenting.
• Thinking Out Loud: In his game of checkers against the Sleep Monster in the Dream World, Granddad plans on how to beat the latter, unaware that he was speaking aloud his thoughts to himself until it gets pointed out. Twice.

Papa Zola

Defender of the truth!

A fictional superhero of his own self-titled series and franchise who was accidentally pulled out of a video game and into the real world. He works as a teacher in Pulau Rintis Middle School and sometimes joins BoBoiBoy and the others on their adventures.

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• Babies Ever After: BoBoiBoy The Movie 2 confirmed he and his wife have a daughter named Pipi Zola.
• 11th-Hour Superpower: In season 3, he temporarily gained the power of Yaya's gravity manipulation from her power bands since she was still captured by Ejo Jo.
• Fictional Video Game: Papa Zola is actually a Protagonist Title of an in-series video game who was brought to real-life in the series.
• Henpecked Husband: Mama Zila is purely a Nice Girl and he loves her very much. However, since she was able to turn into a monster and go berserk due to her being a Neat Freak and Obsessively Organized, Papa Zola is also terrified of her and willingly does everything for her so long as she doesn't get mad at him.
• Real Men Wear Pink: Papa Zola's favorite color is pink, and he even said this to the others. He also likes shopping and willingly accepts his wife's orders to buy some stuff from the market.
• Repeat Cut: Repeat cuts of him jumping and attacking are quite common to keep with his exaggerated superhero theme.
• Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: His wife, Mama Zila, has a more attractive appearance than him.

Mama Zila

Papa Zola's wife from another video game, only this time she was intentionally extracted from her game so Papa Zola could reunite with her.

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• Affectionate Nickname: Papa Zola always refers to her as Darling of Justice.
• Babies Ever After: BoBoiBoy The Movie 2 confirmed she and her husband have a daughter named Pipi Zola.
• Berserk Button: Don't dare to show her a dirty and messy place. Or she will go berserk and fix everything around her.
• Big Anime Eyes: She's the only one known in series who has anime-like eyes.
• Everybody Has Standards: Despite her OCD, she has semi-reasonable limits. She fixes BoBoiBoy Cyclone's sideways hat to be worn properly, but she has no problem with his clothes having an asymmetrical design. She also closes all the windows of a building to be even, but is alright with leaving one open since an old lady is sitting there.
• Final Boss: In the Fictional Video Game only, where Papa Zola needs to free her from her nice and tidy prison. Also later after exiting the game to fight her in her monster form.
• Granola Girl: Mama Zila is shown to care very much about nature.
• Progressively Prettier: As series progress, Mama Zila's appearance change drastically become more natural and prettier than her debut as she no longer wear thick red lipstick and big eyes like in Original Season.
• Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: She has a more attractive appearance than Papa Zola.

The Parents

This section refers to all the main characters' parents.

• Don't Make Me Take My Belt Off!: Purely Played for Laughs. Gopal's clearly scared of his father. If Gopal accidentally destroy his father property or get low score on class, Mr.Kumar will hit him with a rattan stick.
• Education Mama:
  • Mr.Kumar, Mrs.Wawa and Mrs.Yang's seems care so much about their respective children educations to the point they give them a very limited time for them to play video games.
• Generation Xerox:
  • Mrs.Wawa and Aunty Yang's Friendly Rivalry are similar to that of both their daughters' rivalry.
  • BoBoiBoy: The Movie 2 reveals that BoBoiBoy father's (and also possibly his mother) is also a galactic superhero much like his son.
• Like Father, Like Son: Of course~
  • Both Gopal and his father, Mr. Kumar, share the same quirkiness and both of them are fanboys of Papa Zola. Though Mr. Kumar regretted that he wasted too much time playing video games, and vows for Gopal to not go through the same path as him, frequently in harsh ways.
  • Both Yaya and her mother, Mrs.Wawa are Lethal Chefs.
• Missing Mom: Both BoBoiBoy's mother and Gopal's mother never appear on-screen despite Gopal often mentioning his mother while panicked. BoBoiBoy's mother does appear during his childhood moments and is possibly also a superhero like her husband, but her face has not yet been revealed.
• Parental Abandonment:
  • We never got to see how BoBoiBoy's parents look like. But it was justified because of the father's job as an ambassador and a galactic superhero, which makes it hard for them to visit their son.
  • Similarly with BoBoiBoy, the very appearance of Fang's parents were unknown until the comic revealed them. Unfortunately, their current status is unknown whether they are safe or killed by Tengkotak.
• Strong Family Resemblance: Yaya and Ying are both lookalikes to their respective mothers. As well as Fang, who basically was a male version of his mother. It's also revealed that young Amato is very similar to his son, BoBoiBoy.

Captain Kaizo

Captain Kaizo

Kaizo is Fang's Aloof Big Brother who made his appearance in episode 24 of season 3. He is the leader of his own team and also a member of T.A.P.O.P.S. Kaizo is also known as Legendary Space Rebel with his exceptional skills of swordsmanship and energy manipulation.

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• The Ace: Kaizo is known to be very strong, calculated, and confident. He's also known to be exceptionally skilled in swordsmanship, leadership, disguises, and in his ability of energy manipulation.
• Affectionate Nickname: Kira'na calls him "Kai". It evolved into Terms of Endangerment once her true nature revealed.
• Aloof Big Brother: Fang has a good and professional relationship with him. But he is seldom seen together with his brother due to their missions.
• Anti-Hero: The biggest example of this series. Kaizo genuinely has good intention to keep all power spheres and their power bands, so he and his family can keep it safe from the wrong hands. However, since he is so willing to do everything to get them, even acting on the belief that Violence is the Only Option, BoBoiBoy and his gang mistook him to be one of their enemies.
• Berserk Button:
  • Hurting Fang in front of him is a quick and easy way to get on his bad side.
  • Played for Laughs with his Abang Kassim persona: laughing at this disguise results in him staring down the attacker. Even if the person laughing at him is one of his brother's friends.
• Blood Knight: His bio stated that his hobby is sparring. While he never actively seeks out fights unless someone provokes him or when in danger, he does enjoy fighting very much. As seen in episode 26th of season 3, Kaizo shows his eagerness and respect on BoBoiBoy and his team's power, telling them to fight more until he is defeated by them.
• Breakout Character: At his debut episode, he instantly became popular among fans due to his style and his character being heavily influenced from Manga and Anime.
• Dark and Troubled Past: In Extra Comic "BoBoiboy Galaxy Comic Issue #7", he and his brother, Fang, are forced to run away from their home planet and separate from their parents to save Enerbot before it fell into Bora Ra's hands when he was still 10 or 11 years old. Before being saved by Maskmana, Bora Ra attempted to kill Fang to provoke Kaizo, resulting in Kaizo going berserk and accidentally injuring Fang.
• Death Glare: Gives BoBoiBoy's gang a hilarious one when they laugh at him for his "Brother Kassim" persona.
• Early-Installment Weirdness: He makes a faceless cameo appearance in "Rise up! BoBoiBoy Water", where he talks with Bago Go about his new hospital. On this episode his outfit is a different color, his eyes are brown and his hair is blue. However, during his real debut episode, it's changed drastically to fit his character as the Anti-Hero of the series.
• Family-Unfriendly Violence: Most of the violence in this series is usually Played for Laughs. But in Kaizo's case in season 3, it is not funny to see him violently punish Fang due to his insubordination, alongside his attempts to slay Fang with his sword twice.
• Final Boss: He makes his full appearance in the final episodes of the series, where he forces BoBoiBoy's gang to give their power bands and forces Fang to seize them when they don't comply. After being defeated in their Curb-Stomp Battle, Team BoBoiBoy decide to chase him to space, so they can take their power bands back and rematch their previous battle.
• Implied Love Interest: Kaizo and Kira'na (A Gur'latan Princess) are Childhood Friends. On Kira'na's introduction in Issue 22, Fang says that both she and Kaizo had already met each other during academy days. See her reaction when Fang tells her that Kaizo can't come to a meeting because he is always busy: she gives a small giggle and has a little blush on her face.
• Improbable Age: Kaizo was already a captain and became a legend when he was around 20 years old. Compare with the other TAPOPS higher-ups, Kaizo is the youngest one.
• Informed Flaw: Downplayed. The weakness of his power was already shown before being saved by Maskmana, who told him what it is as Kaizo had no idea about it. In the extra chapter of BoBoiBoy Galaxy vol.7, Maskmana explains that his power of energy manipulation can endanger himself if he is unable to control his emotions, especially his anger.
• Irony: In season 3, he underestimates BoBoiBoy's gang and claims them unworthy of having power bands because they were still children. The extra chapter of BoBoiBoy Galaxy Vol. 7, shows that Kaizo received his power of energy manipulation from Enerbot when he appeared around 10 or 11 years old, not far from BoBoiBoy's age (likely 12) in season 3. Made even more ironic the fact the legendary hero who his look up during his childhood also receive a Power Sphera and become a hero when he still 14.
• Last Episode, New Character: He stars as the opponent causing the conflict in the season 3 finale, the final episodes of the original series. However, he does return in the middle of the Galaxy series' first season.
• Living Legend: He is feared and respected by many people, and known as Legendary Space Rebel.
• Master of Disguise: In episode 22 of BoBoiBoy Galaxy, Kaizo infiltrates the space pirates' lair to get Stealthbot by becoming a spaceship cleaner. He masks all of his tough and cold personality to be a fun-loving and jovial spaceship cleaner under the alias Kassim.
• Not So Above It All:
  • During the infiltration mission to Vargoba's pirate colony, he's visibly annoyed when Team BoBoiBoy (especially Gopal) laugh at his "Brother Kassim" persona and gives them a comical Death Glare.
  • Implied. He was present in the medical bay along with Fang and Gopal who were staging a prank for five days yet does nothing to stop them both.
  • On "Trying to Coax a Wolf" social media post where Team BoBoiBoy along with Sai and Shielda try to convince Kaizo to wear "New Year Glasses". Initially he refuse it when his brother and the Shield Twins offer to him. Later when BoBoiBoy with Yaya and Gopal convince him by make cutesy expression, he decide to accept it with pout on his face.
• Practically Different Generations: Kaizo is 9 or 10 years older than Fang.
• Promotion to Parent: He takes care of Fang after the disappearance of their parents.
• Pure Energy: Possesses the power of energy manipulation which he obtains from Enerbot. He fights with an energy sword, forms barriers, shields and restraints out of energy, and delivers punches enhanced with his power.
• Story Breaker Teamup: Kaizo is very strong, fast, durable, cooperative and adaptable. He's also at least more powerful than all BoBoiBoy's tier 2 powers (individually but not when split). For these reasons, teaming up with him would make any big threat significantly easier if not for the fact he's always on other missions.
• Strong Family Resemblance: Kaizo is basically the young-adult version of Fang.
• Sugar-and-Ice Personality: Although Kaizo is cold, arrogant and a bit of a jerk, with no hesitation to use violence to finish his missions, he is still caring and has a warmer side to others, especially to Fang. Proven when he decides to not force Fang into returning with his team and let him spend his time with his friends.
  • In Galaxy, Kaizo puts up an arrogant front to protect his brother from the Jugglenaut, whose threat level was solidified when he traps BoBoiBoy's entire team in cement.
• Worf Had the Flu: Kaizo suffers a gunshot wound from a Gur'latan sniper. His wound is pretty deep to the point he is visibly in pain every time he tries to conceal the injury which greatly hinders his performance in battle.

Lieutenant Lahap

Lieutenant Lahap

Lahap is Captain Kaizo's incredibly loyal right hand man. Or, alien for that matter.

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• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Subverted. Lahap was almost never mentioned nor had any appearance in "BoBoiBoy Galaxy". However, he does make some minor appearances on some comic strips, where he became Fang's mentor on T.A.P.O.P.S Cadet test.
• Elemental Absorption: He can eat some material nearby him to make himself tougher in battle; for instance, Kaizo's spaceship material.
• Extreme Omnivore: Lahap can eat anything, consuming dangerous substances can create a dangerous energy blast shoot from his mouth, such as Yaya's biscuits.
• The Lancer: He is the lieutenant of Team Kaizo.
• Meaningful Name: In Malay, his name means "eat". The word Lahap usually refers to someone who enjoys eating a bunch of food. In the series, Lahap can eat everything around him.
• Sadist Teacher: In a comic strip, he gleefully subjects Fang on crazy tests for T.A.P.O.P.S Cadets, which caused Fang to be annoyed towards Lahap's treatment of him.
• Sarcastic Devotee: He has this shade, especially when Gopal asked him why Kaizo and Fang, who is an Alien, have similar appearance with humans.
  Gopal : Why do you guys look like a human?!
  Lahap : And then why do you look like them, too?!

Klamkabot

Klamkabot

The first Power Sphere with the power of teleportation.

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• Bequeathed Power: He gives Ochobot his power of teleportation, then he gives up his remaining life-force so that Ochobot could live.
• Big Creepy-Crawlies: Klamkabot's appearance resembles a spider.
• Cynicism Catalyst: Due to being hunted by many aliens, he distrusts anyone, even someone like BoBoiBoy and his team who genuinely want to help him. He toned down after he realized that Boboiboy and his team are good people.
• Heroic Sacrifice: Klamkabot giving up all his life-force to revive Ochobot.
• Living MacGuffin: Klamkabot was hunted by many aliens, such as the Tengkotak gang, to obtain a powerful teleportation power.
• Take Up My Sword: He passes all his power and his life to Ochobot, wishing it will never fall into the wrong hands.
• Thinking Up Portals: He possesses the power of teleportation which the villains are after. He manages to teleport an entire island to escape from them.
• Took a Level in Kindness: He ultimately toned down to BoBoiBoy and his team, after they saved him and Ochobot from Tengkotak.

Koko Ci

Commander Koko Ci

A spaceship janitor who is later confirmed to be a spy from an organization named G.A.G.A.L. He returned in "BoBoiBoy Galaxy" as Commander of T.A.P.O.P.S.

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• Ascended Extra: In BoBoiBoy: The Movie, he reveals he is a spy who was undercover as a spaceship janitor. After this revelation at the end of the movie, he returns as the commander of T.A.P.O.P.S and has a prominent role in BoBoiBoy Galaxy.
• Commanding Coolness: Koko Ci is a commander of T.A.P.O.P.S, an organization of galaxy protectors consisting of many cool heroes and other characters.
• Cool Shades: It's hard to see him without his awesome sunglasses. He even wears two pairs, one on top of the other, for twice the cool.
• Good All Along: His revelation as the commander of G.A.G.A.L and later T.A.P.O.P.S in disguise as the spaceship janitor is the biggest moment of awesome before the end of the movie.
• The Napoleon: Koko Ci is shown to be shorter than Adu Du, but also more tough, level-headed, and sensitive than him.

Allies from BoBoiBoy Galaxy

Cattus and Bellbot

Bellbot is the collar.

Cattus is a cat-like alien who comes from Gurunda Planet. He has a power sphere named Bellbot as a companion disguised as a collar, who bestowed Cattus the power of changing size.

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• Cats Are Superior: He is an alien-like cat with the power of size shifting.
• Cursed with Awesome: Even though he got the power of size shifting by Bellbot and used it to save his family, his family was initially scared of him because of Cattus' gigantic size.
• Cuteness Proximity: Exploited by Cattus, who successfully distracts several Space Pirate mooks with his cuteness.
• Everything's Cuter with Kittens: Even as a giant cat, he is literally cute when unthreatened.
• Hidden in Plain Sight: The Bellbot power sphere that the heroes were searching for was Cattus' collar the whole time.
• Multiple-Tailed Beast: He has three tails, which allow him to pose as a cactus.
• Size Shifting: Bellbot provides the power of size shifting, enabling Cattus to protect them from bounty hunters. Bellbot can use her power to shrink objects as well.

Admiral Tarung

Admiral Tarung (when he's not angry)

Tarung is an Admiral of T.A.P.O.P.S. Initially, he retired from his position to work as a conservationist, specializing in taking care of endangered species. After receiving a secret message from Koko Ci, he returns to his old position in T.A.P.O.P.S.

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• Drill Sergeant Nasty: He is a fierce and ruthless leader who puts his subordinates through harsh and extreme training. Given how dangerous even a Power Sphera is in the hands of evil, his attitude is entirely justified if it means weeding out weak members as liabilities and strengthening those who make the cut.
• Living Legend: He was feared by many people as one of the most powerful retired admirals in T.A.P.O.P.S.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Tarung is a no-nonsense, strict and fearsome admiral. But he genuinely cares about the cadets and the other members of TAPOPS, and is willing to sacrifice himself to protect them.
• Logical Weakness: As powerful as his battle suit is, it still comes with a major flaw, as lampshaded by Gopal, it's still a costume with a zipper in the back. Tarung learns about this the hard way.
• Not So Above It All:
  • In Episode 21, he makes a hammy entrance into the library despite being in his strict persona.
  • In Season 2 of Galaxy, he scolds Gopal for missing TAPOPS meetings in favor of playing video games. He actually plays the same game, but is at Level 3 while Gopal is at Level 11. When he finds out Gopal has gotten much further than him, he actually dismisses this infraction.
• Pet the Dog: While he is laid back after working hours, he has moments when he shows sincere praise and concern to BoBoiBoy's team during his stricter and tougher persona.
• Retired Badass: Initially, he retired from his job before the series. After he got a message from T.A.P.O.P.S and met with BoBoiBoy's gang, he decides to return to T.A.P.O.P.S HQ.
• Rubber-Forehead Aliens: Appears almost completely human, save for his grey skin with red tiger-print stripes. When fired up, his skin turns red. He also has blue hair.
• Sadist Teacher: Tarung threatens BoBoiBoy and his team that he would throw them out to space if they failed on the T.A.P.O.P.S test. Luckily, all of them passed the test and he also quickly apologized for being too rude to them.
• Split Personality: Implied, Tarung has 2 different personas. At 7.00 A.M until 7.00 P.M, he becomes a super strict, serious, tough and fearsome admiral feared by others, with his skin turned red. But from 7.00 P.M until 7.00 A.M, he returns to his easy-going, nice, mild and cool persona, willingly apologizing to the others for his strict demeanor.

Sai and Shielda

Sai (left) and Shielda (right)

Sai and Shielda are a pair of twins who are the members of team Kaizo as well as members of T.A.P.O.P.S.

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• Aloof Ally: They are rarely seen together with BoBoiBoy's gang or any other members of T.A.P.O.P.S.
• Ambiguous Situation: They are the third and fourth of Human Aliens that have appeared in the series after Fang and Kaizo, the brothers from Planet Gogobugi. Although they are labeled as the Guardians of Volcania planet, their appearance doesn't share similarities with aliens local to the planet like Roktaroka. Given that Shielda is shown to have a face mark similar to that of Fang and Kaizo's mother, it's implied that they are probably also from Planet Gogobugi.
• Attack Reflector: Shielda's shield boasts the ability of being able to deflect any attack. She deflects Yaya's punches, Ying's kicks and a rock Gopal threw at the shield. When Gopal throws an insult instead, the shield reflects that too, and Gopal's own words end up hurting himself.
• Fantastic Racism: They rather act cold and indifferent toward BoBoiBoy and his team for being human even mocking Fang friendship with them making him weak.
• Fish out of Water: There are two posts on the official Monsta social accounts that show a confused Shielda where Yaya and Ying take her to the beach where they will have fun, and Sai tries Tok Aba's hot cocoa for the first time.
• Graceful Loser: Unlike Sai who keeps attacking BoBoiBoy after knowing the situation that they made became worse, Shielda was willing to back off and admit defeat to BoBoiBoy Fire after knowing that it would be impossible, or too dangerous, to defeat him.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: They are very serious, tough and arrogant, but still have a deep, lighter and soft side inside them.
• Not So Above It All: One of the official Monsta posts shows the pair of twins joining Fang to persuade Kaizo to use a silly pair of "New Year" glasses.
• Precision-Guided Boomerang: Sai's shield can also be thrown to move in a zig-zag motion, though he's also seen controlling his shield's direction with the movement of his finger.
• Throwing Your Shield Always Works: Sai's shield is also able to function like a boomerang, where it can be thrown in any direction and return to him.
• Weaponized Headgear: Sai wears his shield like an Asian conical hat, and when thrown the shield can deflect off anything.

Maskmana

^{Unmasked Maskmana} 

A Mysterious armored masked superhero who also Mechamato best-friend.

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• Ambiguous Situation: In past, there are four adult men who uses Maskmana's suit in turn depend on the situation. Its unclear if future Maskmana has multiple hidden identity or only one person who become Maskmana. "Temani Raya" and digital version of Issue 24" of season 2 Galaxy'' confirmed Pian continue Maskmana role alone.
• Adaptive Armor: Unlike his predecessors, Maskmana has his own Power Sphera named Armorbot. While not as strong as Mechabot, Armorbot also can become Powered Armor to boosted someone physical ability in battle.
• Beard of Sorrow: He had thin stubble during mourning his parents death. He clean-shave once finally move on from the grief.
• Big Damn Hero: In past, he immediately answer Gogobugi's governor SOS Signal and save his sons from Bora Ra. It also turns out that Maskmana is the one who responsible injuring Bora Ra and resulting on him losing one his antenna.
• Brutal Honesty: He is way too honest when criticizing young Kaizo for being naive due to his lack of experience in battle. He does this to the point that when Maskmana tells Fang to not overly rely on brute force in battle since it makes them easier to be overwhelmed by the opponent, he bluntly compares Kaizo to rotten jackfruit.
• Foreshadowing: There are several elements foreshadowing about his identity and origin:
  • In credit scene of BoBoiBoy The movie 2 he's shown talk with Tok Aba after fight with Retak'ka. Then post-credit scene shown him privately scolds Mechamato for not helping BoBoiBoy in battle. Turns out in Mechamato that Pian is Amato Best Friend and already know him and his family long time.
  • In credit scene of Mechamato The Movie shown Mr.Aman show his only son, Pian, the old Maskmana suit. In future, Pian not only take his father mantel as Maskmana but also as Desstar CEO and scientist.
  • In issue 24, Maskmana give advice to Fang while bluntly compare young and naive Kaizo to rotten jackfruit. Jackfruit is one of fruit what commonly popular in Souteast Asia. Turns out that his real identity along with his predecessors identities are Malaysian Man.
• Formerly Fat: Downplayed. Pian used to be bit chubby compare to the others. As adult, Pian become more sturdy.
• Future Badass: Pian ultimately take his father mantel as Desstar CEO, Engineer and Maskmana.
• Iconic Outfit: Pian still wearing his iconic green hoodie even on his adulthood.
• Master Swordsman: His main technique is swordsmanship. He also the one who teach Kaizo about the art of swordsmanship in past.
• Primary-Color Champion: He wear red and blue high-technology armor with some additional color like black and silver.
• Rich Genius: Despite inherited all his parents fortunes that can help to invented spaceship by himself with Konchos help, Pian still active as Desstar CEO, engineers and Superhero.
• Took a Level in Cheerfulness: After moving-on from the grief, Pian return to his old cheerful and laid-back side while restrain his badassery in battle.
• Uncle Pennybags: He remain generous like his younger-self. To the point he give BoBoiBoy a bag full of money as his Green Envelope for him.
• What the Hell, Hero?: Maskmana is a bit disappointed in Amato for choosing not to help BoBoiBoy to defeat Retak'ka. Especially since BoBoiBoy is Amato's son and as legendary superhero who is more experienced than him, Amato supposed to help him during in critical situations.
• You Are Not Alone: Temani Raya focused how strong his friendship with Amato that lead him to move on from grief, and make his father's dream comes true by finishing the spaceship and take his mantel as Maskmana.

Amato and Mechabot [SPOILER ALERT ]

Amato

^{Click here to see Young Amato} 

''Don't worry. Let him do it by himself, he needs to be prepared for another huge mission."

Amato is a mysterious hero who appears in the post-credit scene of BoBoiBoy: The Movie 2, where he is seen speaking with Maskmana. His hero name is Mechamato.

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• Action Dad: Despite his own son already being acknowledged as one of the galactic superheroes, Amato still remains an active galactic superhero and one of TAPOPS higher-ups.
• Badass Normal: Unlike BoBoiBoy, although he also has Power Sphere, Mechabot didn't bestow him any supernatural power. Instead Mechabot become his powered robotic armor every time if he engage physical battle. Giving that Amato also mastered Pencak Silat and shown to be insanely creative, all of those skills eventually helped him to be formidable hero.
• Dad's Off Fighting in the War: Amato was almost completely absent for approximately four years during BoBoiBoy's pre-teens due to his job and status as one of the TAPOPS higher ups and galactic superhero. Amato promised both his dad and his only son that he would back as soon as his mission was over.
• Future Badass: Amato used to be Ditzy Genius, Genki Guy and mildly Hot-Blooded Kid Hero with crazy idea to defeat bad robots in Hilir City. Now as adult, he become lot of calmer, mature and more badass legendary galactic superhero who impressed Kaizo to be just like him.
• Foreshadowing: In Episode 23 of season 3, Granddad told BoBoiBoy that Amato was unable to visit him, but he sent him a postcard. The postcard picture showed a landscape of somewhere in space instead of a picture of Kuala Lumpur.
• Godzilla Threshold: Judging from Maskmana's conversation, asking him why he didn't help his own son against Retak'ka, it's implied that Amato is more powerful than BoBoiBoy.
• Greater-Scope Paragon: Despite Hang Kasa also responsible for making BoBoiBoy become next holder of Elemental Powers since he seal the powers into Ochobot, BoBoiBoy would not be a hero if his father didn't choose or allow him to have Ochobot in future.
• Honorary Uncle: Mechabot is this toward BoBoiBoy. Since he was a baby, BoBoiBoy enjoy playing with him. Mechabot also gives him advice to behave and be independent in Rintis Island.
• Identical Stranger: His young version bears significant resemblance with BoBoiBoy, with a few exceptions: the former's hair is a little bit spikier, his white streak is placed in the middle of his hair, and he has wider eyes than that of BoBoiBoy. It's fully justified because they are father and son.
• Meaningful Name : His name comes from word Latin word "Amatus" means "Beloved" and "Dear One". He is the beloved only son of Granddad and beloved father of BoBoiBoy.
• Older Than They Look: Amato is very handsome and hunky man. But he is actually a middle-age man and old enough to have fourteen years old teenage son.
• Open-Minded Parent: After learning his son also receive a power from a Power Sphere and his status as new Superhero, Amato didn't force BoBoiBoy to follow his footsteps as Galactic Superhero and allows him to permanently stay at Rintis Island with Granddad and his new friends. He also chooses to not intervene or aid BoBoiBoy and his team to faced Retak'ka because he believes in his son's ability and readiness to face another huge mission in the future.
• Parents as People: Amato is a Good Parent, despite being very distant from his son due to his job and his mission. When Maskamana asked him why he didn't aid BoBoiBoy to defeat Retak'ka, Amato casually told him not to worry and just let him get by by himself, and that Boboiboy has another huge mission to face in the future.
• Red Is Heroic: His Mechabot suit is red, and he is a galactic superhero.
• Walking Spoiler: Not only the fact he is BoBoiBoy's Disappeared Dad, he also the one who choose Ochobot to be a Robot Buddy of his son.

Guru Gaharum

A royal chef who previously worked under King Balakung during his reign.

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• Chef of Iron: Guru Gaharum is King Balakung's favorite chef and best-friend. While we never see him fighting, Gaharum knows everything about the power of Timber, leading him to help BoBoiBoy in exchange for the secret of how to unlock his third tier Elemental Form.
• Cool Teacher: To Qually. He wish that he can be greatest chef in Galaxy just like Gaharum if he become his student.
• Plant Person: He is a tall humanoid alien who resembles a tree.
• Secret Test of Character: Gaharum test BoBoiBoy's patience and worthiness to learn power of Timber by tasked him and his team to searching every four main ingredients of Mystical tom-yum and allowing Qually (his students) to have Cooking Duel by made the dish. Gaharum declare both of them are the winner and give BoBoiBoy a Oakuat seed. A legendary seed who believed has hidden power from its fruit.
• Signature Laugh: " Harharharharhar "
• Trademark Favorite Food: A Mystical tom-yum. He also gives BoBoiBoy a test to cook this dish if he wants to know the secret of how to unlock the power of Timber.

Qually

Guru Gaharum student who wanted to be greatest galactic chef just like him.

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• Combat Pragmatist: While he can play fair in competition or battle, Qually will do anything to win. Rimbara arc show that he has no problem to playing BoBoiBoy's team trust and sabotage Fang's spaceship to win the quest from Gaharum.
• Defeat Means Respect: After accepting Gaharum's decision to declare both sides the winner, he respects BoBoiBoy's skill and apologizes for antagonizing BoBoiBoy's team during the test.
• Easily Forgiven: Qually already sabotaged Fang's spaceship twice, and betrayed the trust of BoBoiBoy's team during the test that Gaharum gave to him. After Gaharum declares both sides are the winners of the test, Qually accepts his defeat and the heroes eventually accept his forgiveness by allowing him to join the group as the Team Chef.
• Establishing Character Moment: His first established moment in Rimbara Arc show while he is goofy and Lovable Coward just like Gopal, Qually still has his own way to reach his goal or get what he wanted although some of them are dirty movement such as sabotaging or taking advantages of people kindness.
• Et Tu, Brute?: Gopal quickly likes him as a friend on their first encounter. Qually use this opportunity to become a False Friend, then betray the heroes after finding a Sky Coconut. Luckily he gets better and finally becomes friends with Gopal for real.
• Guest-Star Party Member: During season 2, he sometimes joins BoBoiBoy's team and helps them in their adventures.
• Having a Blast: One of his main weapons is the Onion Bomb, a smoke bomb that can temporarily cause the target to have sore eyes.
• Must Make Amends: Realizing that it's difficult to be accepted by Fang after twice sabotaging his spaceship during the Rimbara Arc, Qually decides to bake a red-carrot cake for Fang as an apology. Since Fang loves any dish made from red-carrot, he instantly accepts Qually's apology and accepts him as a part of the Kokotaim Team.
• Playing with Fire: His main weapon is a special spatula that can generate a flame to attack his opponent.
• Plant Person: He is a short humanoid alien whose his head is resemble a artichoke.
• Rival Turned Evil: Inverted. He was Arc-rival of BoBoiBoy in Rimbara Arc. Once Gaharaum announced both sides as the winner, Qually decide to make a peace with them and join the team.
• Wounded Gazelle Gambit: To escape from prison and save the others, Qually allow himself to be electrocuted from Gur'latan electrical bar prison. When one of the guards check on him, Qually quickly push him to the electrical bar and instantly injures the guard.

Maripos

Kuputeri's adjutant.

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• The Lightfooted: Maripos is unpredictable and agile in combat, as he can easily dodge all of BoBoiBoy Thunderstorm's attacks despite the latter using an insanely fast and use deadly attack to fight him
• Long-Haired Pretty Boy: Maripos is an incredibly handsome humanoid insect-like alien with long hair that is always tied at the back.
• Master of Illusion: Maripo's main power is an eyes-based illusion. When he becomes a swarm of blue butterflies, he can hypnotize his target or make a duplication to fool his opponent during the fight.
• Meaningful Name: His name comes from words Mariposa which mean "Butterfly" in Spanish.
• Older Than They Look: Despite having the appearance of a youthful gentleman, Maripos's real age is already more than 100 years. Justified since he encased himself in a cocoon-like substance that not only helped to heal his wound but also stopped him from aging.
• Really 700 Years Old: Maripos already existed during the era of the Seven Elemental Masters 100 years ago. In a flashback Hang Kasa is shown training together with him and Kuputeri on Windara. Since Hang Kasa was as youthful as Maripos during his first adventure on Windara, there is the implication that Maripos is the same age as him.

Roktaroka

Roktaroka is Rock Monster alien who live in Volcania.

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• The Bus Came Back: Roktaroka returns in Issue 18 of Season 2 as a secondary ally of BoBoiBoy's team to help them escort to Baraju in order to learn about 3rd tier forms of Blaze and Ice.
• Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors: All of BoBoiBoy's Elemental Powers don't work on him, due to the combination of his lava power and Rock Monster body. However, BoBoiBoy Water manages to turn the fight into his favor for obvious reasons.
• Emotional Bruiser: Despite his appearance as a Rock Monster alien making him somewhat intimidating, Roktaroka is a very emotional person and easily sheds tears of lava when he has a Moment of Weakness such as remembering his original homeplanet or witnessing his house being destroyed in Volcania.
• Gentle Giant: When he isn't mad, Roktaroka is a gentle and slightly shy person, especially when he briefly sees his old sweetheart, Rokkiah.
• Mistaken for Romance: The true reason why Roktaroka leaves Baraju is because he thought Rokkiah had a secret relationship with another Rock Monster named Mat Rokk, with him being as new boyfriend which leaves him heartbroken. Mat Rokk turns out to be her older brother, and Rokkiah still loves Roktaroka even accepting him back as her lover once again.
• My God, What Have I Done?: Is shocked at the destruction he has caused while fighting BoBoiBoy, as seen at the end of "Making Waves", where he makes his debut.
• Temporarily a Villain: On his debut in episode 17 of Galaxy, Roktaroka comes to Earth with Adu Du's help to seek revenge on BoBoiBoy after the accident during the TAPOPS test that led to BoBoiBoy Fire destroying Roktaroka's house. When BoBoiBoy apologizes to him, he tearfully accepts the apology, and when Tok Aba points out the damages he caused, he feels ashamed of his actions.
• Third-Person Person: Roktaroka always uses his name to refer to himself and very rarely uses "I".

Warmaster Yanaari and Mas Gardu

Tribe chiefs from Baraju. Warmaster Yanaari is chief of Bara Tribe who also granddaughter of previous Master of Nova, Warmaster Pyrapi. While Mas Gardu is chief of Salju Tribe who also grandson of previous Master of Blizzard, Mas Mawais.

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• Dramatic Irony: Both Yanaari and Gardu feel they doesn't need any kind of diplomatic help from Team BoBoiBoy because they feel that the young heroes have zero idea about the true reason for the tribes' conflict. In Issue 21, it turns out that they also have no idea that the actual reason of the conflict is because they have been provoked by Mr. Pato for 100 years.
• Felony Misdemeanor: Gardu believed that the conflict of the Tribes caused by Pyrapi envious side over Mawais'hair which make him more handsome. Of course BoBoiBoy Ice, Ying and Qually don't buys this explanation.
• Not Evil, Just Misunderstood: Yanaari and Gardu are introduced as intimidating and headstrong tribal Chiefs and Warmasters. Despite being too headstrong to understand each other's side, it turns out that they are not evil and have no idea that the Tribes' conflict is caused not by their Grandfathers or their people, but a greedy Toy Maker who wants to sell weapons to the Tribes by provoking them with his robot imitation version of them. After successfully helping Team BoBoiBoy to defeat Mr. Pato, Yanaari and Gardu agree to reconcile for the sake of their grandfather's legacy and the future of their peoples.

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