Characters / Flint the Time Detective

Protagonists

Flint Hammerhead / Genshi

Voiced by: Yukiji (Japanese), R Martin Klein (English)

A young, strong caveboy and the main character of the series. Flint was fossilized by Petra Fina, and wasn't freed until the 25th century. Flint was quickly enrolled as part of the Time Police, who must protect the flow of time.

• Big Eater: More than just a comedic trait though since he loses all his strength if he hasn't eaten recently.
• Brutish Character, Brutish Weapon: Is cavechild who whilst friendly is more likely to fight than think and is mainly equipped with Rocky, the rock hammer.
• Catchphrase: "Ishi-ishi-uho!" in the Japanese version.
• Drama-Preserving Handicap: Whenever he gets overpowered, it's usually because he gets hungry.
• Expy: He's got quite a few things in common with Goku.
• The Hero: The main character who retrieves the Shifters as the time police.
• Incorruptible Pure Pureness: His pure heart enables him to see the good in anyone, and is the reason he was appointed as a member of the Time Police.
• Is It Something You Eat?: Almost always asks this whenever an unfamiliar concept is brought up around him.
• Kid Hero: The youngest of the group, but is the leader of the party.
• Meaningful Name: Flint's name comes from "flintstone".
• Pint-Sized Powerhouse: The smallest and by far the physically strongest of the human characters.

Rocky Hammerhead / Dad-tan

Voiced by: Fumihiko Tachiki (Japanese), Bob Papenbrook (English)

Rocky is Flint's father, who was also fossilized by Petra Fina. Unfortunately, his defossilization didn't turn out quite right, as he is now permanently a slab of hard stone. He was fashioned into a high-tech stone ax, and serves as Flint's mentor.

• Came Back Wrong: Unlike Flint and Getalong, de-fossilizing turned him into a slab of rock. His personality was fully retained, however.
• Catchphrase: HAMMERHEAD ROCK!!!!.
• Converted into a Weapon: While undergoing the de-fossilization process, Dr. Goodman accidentally turns Rocky Hammerhead into a hunk of sentient stone. Rocky is then fashioned into a makeshift hammer that his son Flint uses in battle.
• Deadpan Snarker: It certainly helps to have a face of stone.
• Meaningful Name: Post-transformation, his name described his position perfectly.
  • His first name is "Rocky", as in a rock person.
  • His surname is "Hammerhead", as in a hammer as his head.
• Was Once a Man: Was a caveman just like his son before both got fossilized by Petra.

Dr. Bernard Goodman / Professor Yamato

Voiced by: Masamichi Sato (Japanese), Richard Cansino (English)

A brilliant but somewhat goofy scientist. He's in charge of the Bureau of Time and Space, and is responsible for restoring the Hammerheads.

• A Day in the Limelight: In Raldo's episode, he takes the role of the main Goodman. The twins get reduced to extras.
• Determinator: He won't stop asking Dr. Jillian out.
• Mission Control: He stays behind, and conveniently sends in the right Time Shifter when need be.

Sara Goodman / Sora Yamato

Voiced by: Nana Mizuki (Japanese), Tifanie Christun (English)

The older Goodman twin, and the doctor's niece. She joins Flint on his missions.

• Animal Motif: Rabbits.
• Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: When Muscles used his powers on Sara, she instead grows giant.
• Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: She's the latter.
• Sibling Yin-Yang: With Tony, obviously.
• Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: She's revealed to have a crippling fear of bugs, due to a time when Tony dropped a hairy caterpillar into her hands.

Tony Goodman / Tokio Yamato

Voiced by: Chiaki Morita (Japanese), Brian Donovan (English)

The younger Goodman twin, and nephew of the doctor. Like his sister, he joins Flint on his missions.

• Brilliant, but Lazy: He's pretty smart, but hardly puts in effort.
• Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: He's the former.
• Sibling Yin-Yang: Naturally with Sara.
• Time Police: He wants to be a time detective on his own.
• Winged Humanoid: With Wing's help, of course.
• Wrong Genre Savvy: In episode 25, when he and the others were sent down a waterfall and need to find a way back up, he suggests to look for a passage behind the waterfall. His suggestion is quickly forgotten when they instead use the Time Cycle to fly over the waterfall.

Pterry & Getalong / Puu & Love-Love

Puu/Pterry voiced by: Chinami Nishimura (Japanese), Greg Berg (English)

Love-Love/Getalong voiced by: Mayuko Omimura (Japanese), Mona Marshall (English)

Pterry is a robotic pterodactyl, who serves as a guide to Flint and company. He's also responsible for wiping out any trace of their presence in the past. Getalong is a Time Shifter. Her power is making people get along and be happy, but her power weakens with constant uses.

• Cartoon Creature: Is not clear what Love-Love supposed to be. He just looks like some sort of cute fantasy creature.
• Disney Death: Love-Love apparently dies in penultimate episode, but he survives at the end.
• Dub Name Change: Both characters are renamed in the english dub.
• The Ghost: Getalong's Master and Con forms.
• Heart Is an Awesome Power
• Meaningful Name: What could Getalong possibly do?
• Mr. Exposition: Pterry explains some historical background of each place traveled too. He sometimes adds in what a Time Shifter does.
• Punny Name: Both.

Merlock Holmes / Kyoichiro Narugami

Voiced by: Kappei Yamaguchi (Japanese), Dave Mallow (English)

A dhampir time detective, who shows up later in the series. Bindi, another Time Shifter, is almost always by his side.

• Amazing Technicolor Population: His skin is a pale blue.
• Clingy Jealous Girl: How Bindi acts around Merlock, and also with Dracula.
• Cute Little Fangs: Due to being descended from vampires.
• Despair Event Horizon: After being possessed by Uglinator, he resigns from the Time Police, fearing that it may happen again and taking it as a personal failure. He later comes back to his senses after seeing Flint's friends in trouble.
• Named After Somebody Famous: His surname is named after Sherlock Holmes, the famous detective.
• Stalker with a Crush: He's quite attracted to Sara. His worst offense is possibly his choice of outfit for her.
• Stealth Hi/Bye: Before formally introducing himself to Flint and the others, he would show up unexpectedly to help Sarah, and leave before anyone else could see him; often, this would happen by accident.

Antagonists

Hitomi Aino / Petra Fina Dagmar / T.P. Lady

Voiced by: Yumi Touma (Japanese), Barbara Goodson (English), Laura Summer (English, young)

A seasoned time thief who is wanted for messing up the timeline. She's allied herself to the Dark Lord, and is trying to get the Time Shifters before Flint and friends. When not traveling through time, she's under her alter-ego "Miss Iknow", a strict teacher.

• Animal Motif: Cats.
• The Dragon: To the Dark Lord.
• Dragon-in-Chief: Since the Dark Lord spends nearly the entire series in the Land of Dread, not getting involved in the action himself until the four-part finale, she is the villain that causes most of the conflicts, and the one to take on the protagonists directly.
• Dressed Like a Dominatrix: How she looks, with her long ponytail, thigh-high boots, and whip.
• Even Evil Has Standards: She's more than upset to realize the Dark Lord is actually a kid in disguise.
• Expy: She's like a green-haired Jessie, but with a backstory like James'.
• I Hate Past Me: She meets her childhood self while searching for the Time Shifter Raldo, and the two of them don't co-operate.
• Love Makes You Evil: She serves the Dark Lord because she's in love with him.
• Meaningful Name: Her name possibly comes from "petrify", or the ancient city of Petra.
• Paper-Thin Disguise: She barely looks any different in her disguise as Miss Iknow, yet nobody seems to notice.
• Punny Name: Miss Iknow's name. It also sounds similar to "Aino", Iknow's Japanese name.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Her eyes are naturally red.
• Sadist Teacher: As Miss Iknow, she vents her frustrations of losing to Flint by giving the class difficult tests and assignments.
• Start of Darkness: The episode with Raldo shows us that she wasn't evil when she was younger, until the end...
• Unwitting Pawn: She later learns that she was this to the Dark Lord.
• Whip of Dominance: She is a whip-wielding villainess with a domineering theme thanks to her overbearing personality and being Dressed Like a Dominatrix. Her whip is mostly used to turn a stamped Time Shifter into their Con form.
• You Have Failed Me: In the finale, the Dark Lord has her imprisoned for her constant failure to retrieve the Time Shifters.

Dino & Mite

Dino voiced by: Yuji Ueda (Japanese), Lex Lang (English)

Mite voiced by: Chafurin (Japanese), David Lodge (English)

A humanoid eel and frog, respectively. They serve as loyal henchmen to Petra, and provide comedic relief. Like their boss, they take on civilian form when not traveling through time.

• Deadpan Snarker: Dino has his moments.
• Henchmen Race: They use to be average animals. It's never really explained fully, but Petra somehow made them humanoid.
• I Owe You My Life: A flashback shows they were ordinary animals kept in a laboratory, till Petra Fina freed them and turned them into her henchman. Hence why they have an Undying Loyalty towards her, despite her being a Bad Boss.
• Paper-Thin Disguise: Their civilian alter-egos are pretty obvious.
• Theme Naming

The Dark Lord

Voiced by: Toshiyuki Morikawa (Japanese), Tom Wyner (English)

• Big Bad: He is the true villain of the series and the Man Behind the Man for Petra Fina.
• Card-Carrying Villain: He has no qualms embracing evil and letting you know that he stands for evil and darkness against the forces of good.
• Defeat Means Friendship: After his mask is removed, he becomes powerless, and while resistant at first, he comes to accept Flint's friendship.
• Go Mad from the Isolation: As a child, he was made the keeper of the Land of Dread, where time is frozen, and the negative sides of humanity are kept away. Being alone and unable to leave was what made him lose all of his positive emotions.
• The Corrupter: He has the power to instantly turn all time shifters into their evil con-forms, which he does in the series finale. Ironically, he himself is also heavily implied to be corrupted by the mask he wears in addition to having succumbed to despair in his loneliness.
• Easily Forgiven: Even after corrupting the shifters that Flint and the others had befriended and even nearly killing Getalong, Flint extends a hand of friendship to him and all the other characters are in support of befriending him as well, choosing to forgive all the evil he'd committed and planned to unleash upon the world.
• Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor: As remarked by Rocky in the English dub. "Not only is this guy evil, he's a terrible punster!"
• Evil Is Hammy: When he drops the ruse of playing the dapper gentleman for Petra, he really hams it up as the Card-Carrying Villain he truly is.
• Manipulative Bastard: He's well aware that Petra finds him attractive and is always sweet-talking her into doing his bidding, while ultimately planning on disposing of her once she's served her purpose to him.
• Mask of Power: All his powers come from his mask.
• Older Alter Ego: He is actually just a child, but we don't find out until Flint destroys his mask in the final episode, which takes away his powers and gave him an adult appearance.
• Something about a Rose: His trademark symbol is a blue rose, and it's revealed he created the Land of Dread Shifters from roses.
• This Is Your Brain on Evil: He wants to unleash all the evil in the Land of Dread out into the universe purely for its own sake, having embraced all that evil upon being corrupted by the mask and its dark power.
• Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: Despite Petra Fina's crush on him being constantly played as a joke, the Dark Lord, when he actually gets down to buisness, carries himself with far more seriousness and malice than what's normally expected from the show's generally childish and light-hearted tone, especially in the Grand Finale when the stakes of his grand plan are established and we get horrific imagery to accompany it. Too bad for him that even he is not immune to The Power of Friendship in the end.

Time Shifters

Referred to as "time-space monsters" in the original Japanese, they are a group of creatures that protect The Land of Time. They were scattered across time and space, and the Time Police are tasked with locating and recovering them.

In general

• All There in the Manual: A number of Time Shifters did not have their Master form shown in the series. These ones were only seen through side merchandise.
• Badass Adorable: Many Time Shifters have powerful abilities, even in their cute Pokémon-esque base forms.
• Because You Were Nice to Me: Often while in their Con form, they will be reminded of the good times they shared with Flint or the people they met, rekindling their good side and restoring them to normal.
• Been There, Shaped History: A handful of the Time Shifters appeared and befriended famous historical figures, sometimes in their youth before they became famous. While memories of explicitly meeting the Shifters get erased to preserve history, their influence on the people they meet remains.
• Mons: They are little monsters with various powers who are to be retrieved from various points of time.
• Monster of the Week: Almost always, Petra turns the episode's Time Shifter into their monstrous Con form, requiring Flint and company to turn them back to normal.
• Pokémon Speak: In the original Japanese, most Time Shifters can only say their name or similar sounds. The few exceptions are Lynx (to ask riddles), Bindi, and Unita (through telepathy). In the English dub, most Time Shifters are capable of full speech.
• Super Mode: Their Master forms, a stronger form mainly used when a Time Shifter is trying to protect Flint or another character.
• Superpowered Evil Side: Their Con forms, which are achieved when darkness enters the Time Shifter's heart (usually through Petra's stamp or Uglinator's skull emblem.)
• Unusually Uninteresting Sight: Their odd appearances are rarely ever commented on by the people of the past.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: A Freeze-Frame Bonus in the first episode reveals a few Time Shifters that do not appear in later episodes and ultimately go unmentioned.

Jitterbug / Honey-Honey (ハニハニ Hanihani)

Voiced by: Philece Sampler (English)

A yellow Shifter found in 2nd century Japan, with the ability to make anyone nearby dance uncontrollably.

• The Music Meister: Dances and sings, which makes anyone hearing the song dance as well.
• Not Quite Dead: Flint grieves over Jitterbug's "death" when he shatters into pieces. However, he instantly revives when Petra commands him to transform.
• Pulling Themselves Together: In the anime, when Petra whips a shattered piece, all of them clump together before morphing into Jitterbug-Con.
• Starter Villain: Jitterbug's Con form is the first one the heroes have to contend with.

Eldora (エルドラ Erudora)

Voiced by: Melodee Spevack (English)

A serpent-like Shifter found in 16th century South America that can turn objects into gold.

• Meaningful Name: Named after El Dorado, the fabled city of gold.
• Midas Touch: Has the ability to turn objects into gold.

Talen / Talun (テイルン Teirun)

Voiced by: Laura Summer (English)

A pink fox-like Time Shifter that carries a leaf fan. Talen was found in the Heian Period Japan (circa 794 BC) and can enter storybooks to assume the form of a character in the story, as well as transport others into the world of the story.

• Asian Fox Spirit: A fox-based shifter found in ancient Japan.
• Portal Book: Talen's power can turn any storybook into one.
• Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Talen was summoned to help Flint in episode 10, but was intimidated by Petra and fled into a nearby book. This later gives Talen a great deal of guilt, as evidenced in episode 14.

Mosbee / Mosubii (モスビー Mosubii)

Voiced by: Kappei Yamaguchi (Japanese), Brianne Siddall (English)

A Time Shifter resembling a blue elephant head, located in Russia, 1812 AD. He has the ability to fire a freezing beam from his trunk.

• Mammoths Mean Ice Age: A downplayed variant; he has the appearance of an elephant/mammoth's head, and appeared in snowy Russia.
• An Ice Person: He has ice powers.

Coconaut / Cocolon (ココロン Kokoron)

Voiced by: Dave Mallow (English)

An egg-shaped Time Shifter found in the North Atlantic Ocean in 1492, assisting Christopher Columbus on his voyage to America. He has the ability to sense the weather and sea's movement, and carries O and X signs that he uses to answer questions.

• Making a Splash: His Con form is able to summon a fierce rain storm, and his Master form has an Arm Cannon shaped like a fish that fires water with great force.
• Non-Indicative Name: While named after the coconut (fitting his sea theme), he more closely resembles an egg.

Bubblegum / Tannegun (タネガン Tanegan)

Voiced by: Doug Erholtz (English)

A round blue Time Shifter wielding bubble guns, found in Edo Period Japan with Oda Nobunaga. His guns shoot bubbles that trap its targets inside.

• Attack Its Weak Point: Putting out his tail-like fuse weakens him.
• Bubble Gun: Causes its targets to be left Floating in a Bubble.

Lynx / Sphin (スフィン Sufin)

Voiced by: Michael Sorich (English)

A feline Time Shifter that wears a pharaoh's headdress with a snake-head band. Found in Ancient Egypt, the snake head asks riddles that cause misfortune if answered incorrectly, but is weakened if its riddles are solved.

• Riddling Sphinx: Its main ability. However, it's not Lynx who asks the classic Riddle of the Sphinx, but Sarah.

Artie / Horurun (ホルルン Horurun)

Voiced by: Melodee Spevack (English)

A Time Shifter that looks like a green bird. He was found in mid-19th Century Paris by a young Auguste Rodin, and has the ability to bring drawings to life.

• Art Attacker: His Con form creates living sculptures that attack his foes.
• Art Initiates Life: He makes drawings come to life, even crude chalk drawings.

Batterball / Nekketsu (ネッケツ Nekketsu)

Voiced by: Derek Stephen Prince (English)

A baseball-themed Time Shifter that was found at Baltimore in the year 1906 by a young George Herman Ruth, Jr, a.k.a. "Babe Ruth." Batterball can control and manipulate any kind of ball, as well as turn objects into baseballs.

• Baseball Episode: As expected of a baseball-playing Shifter that befriended Babe Ruth. When Petra captures Batterball, Flint and friends goad her into playing a baseball game to decide what happens to Batterball.

Bindi / Ammon (アンモン Ammon)

Voiced by: Rika Wakusawa (Japanese), Melissa Fahn (English)

Found in 15th century Transylvania, she resembles a floating pink sea snail. She was found by Vlad Tepes (commonly known as "Vlad the Impaler") but left him to join Merlock, who had rescued her earlier when she wandered off. Since then, she is always seen with Merlock and assists him in his Time Police missions.

• Clingy Jealous Girl: She easily gets upset when Merlock isn't paying enough attention to her, or fawning over Sarah.
• Talking Animal: In the original Japanese, she's one of the few Time Shifters capable of full speech.
• Vampiric Draining: Demonstrates this ability in episode 18, draining the energy of trees through her lips and transferring it to the Terracotta Army statues of China, bringing them to life.

Elfin / Omochan (オモチャン Omochan)

Voiced by: Kim Strauss (English)

A fluffy pink Time Shifter with a large white mustache, found in 1651 AD Paris. His ability is to turn common objects into toys, which he enjoys giving to children.

• Christmas Episode: He was found on December 24, Christmas Eve, and was seen giving toys to children from a sack.
• Friend to All Children: Loves to create toys to make children happy, and spent the episode trying to comfort a girl who was looking for her mother, who had been missing for 4 years.

The Cardians / Redmen (レッドマン Reddoman)

Blademan voiced by: Bob Papenbrook (English)

Thud voiced by: Richard Cansino (English)

Arrowman voiced by: Greg Berg (English)

Snapper voiced by: Rika Wakusawa (Japanese), Mona Marshall (English)

A group of four Time Shifters that possess a strong sense of justice and are always ready to perform heroic deeds. Blademan (Redman Red) is the sword-wielding leader, Arrowman (Redman Blue) is the archery expert, Thud (Redman Yellow) fights with sheer strength, and Snapper (Redman Pink) is the group's resident shutterbug.

• Chronic Hero Syndrome: In their debut episode, they go out of their way to help anyone who seems to be in distress, before Flint and friends can convince them to return home.
• Combining Mecha: Their Master form transformation references this, as their limbs extend and attach together to transform into a singular Humongous Mecha.
• Duel Boss: After their Con form is defeated, Blademan/Red challenges Flint to a solo duel, with no outside assistance.
• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Their heroic feats have a tendency to cause a lot of collateral damage.
• Sentai: They're a Shout-Out to this, being four heroic characters colored red, blue, yellow, and pink.
• The Smurfette Principle: Snapper/Pink is the only female Cardian.

Plumella / Monarisu (モナリス Monarisu)

Voiced by: Tifanie Christun (English)

A squirrel-like Time Shifter that appeared in 16th century Pisa, Italy. She can paint artwork with her tail, as well as turn people into paintings.

• Art Initiates Life: Inverted; she turns living things into paintings.
• Logical Weakness: Since Artie has the power to bring drawing to life, he is sent to turn paintings (particularly Flint) back into people.
• Punny Name: In Japanese, her name is a pun on "Mona Lisa" (referencing her powers of art and how she befriended Leonardo da Vinci) and "risu" meaning "squirrel."

Wing (ウィング Uingu)

Voiced by: Anna Garduno (English)

A bird-like Time Shifter talented in flight, who can give people their own pair of functioning wings. He was found in Richmond, Indiana, in the year 1881 by Orville Wright of the Wright brothers.

• Growing Wings: He shoots feathers that give a pair of wings to whatever they touch. These wings can be torn off with enough force.

Moah / Moaiwa (モアイワ Moaiwa)

The largest of the Time Shifters, Moah resembles a moai statue, and is called "the soldier of the earth" by the inhabitants of 1560 AD Rapa Nui.

• Magma Man: His Con form has the power to shoot lava from his head.

Elekin (エレキン Erekin)

Voiced by: Derek Stephen Prince (English)

This electrical Time Shifter is based on the Elekiter, and was even found by its inventor, Hiraga Gennai, in 12th century Japan. The crank on his back creates electricity when turned.

• Shock and Awe: Has the power of electricity.

Muscles / Musculun (マスルン Masurun)

A dumbbell-like Time Shifter that appeared in ancient Greece. An enthusiast of exercise and physical competition, he can increase the strength of whoever he touches, making them larger or more muscular.

• Achilles' Heel: Somehow, Getalong's beam is able to reverse Muscles' ability.
• Shapeshifting Excludes Clothing: When Muscles uses his power on Sarah, she becomes giant and suffers Clothing Damage; fortunately, Merlock intervenes before anything explicit is shown. This doesn't seem to be a problem for the episode's character of the week, as he was wearing a loose-fitting toga and didn't become as huge from Muscles' power.
• Growing Muscles Sequence: He causes this by his touch.

Unita / (ユニータ Yuniita)

Voiced by: Joshua Seth (English)

A Time Shifter resembling a winged unicorn. He prefers to fly freely through time and space, and was encountered by Flint and company in the Grand Canyon.

• Telepathy: Uses this to communicate with Flint and the others, making him another example of a Time Shifter capable of speech in the Japanese version.
• Winged Unicorn: He has both a unicorn horn, and pegasus wings.
• Wreathed in Flames: His Con form has a fiery mane.

Raldo (ラルド Rarudo)

Voiced by: Asami Nakajima (Japanese), Richard Cansino (English)

A turtle-like Time Shifter with a crystal shell. Found by a young Petra Fina in her childhood palace, he is able to fire a beam from his heart emblem that shrinks its target down and traps them inside his shell.

• Incredible Shrinking Man: He can make this occur with his beam, but the shrunken people are kept in his shell.
• Super Drowning Skills: Unusually for a turtle-like creature, he can't swim and has to be rescued when he falls into a river.

Leafy (リーフィー Riifii)

Voiced by: Tom Fahn (English)

A flower-like Time Shifter that appeared to a young King Arthur in 6th century England, Leafy can make flowers and other plants grow anywhere.

• Green Thumb: Leafy makes plants grow instantly.
• Our Dragons Are Different: Somewhat unexpectedly, Leafy's Con form takes the form of a dragon and is able to breathe fire.

Monk / Bouzan (ボウザン Bouzan)

Voiced by: Brian Donovan (English)

A warrior Time Shifter who was seen in 12th century Kyoto, assisting Musashibo Benkei in his quest to defeat and obtain the swords of 1000 samurai. Monk demonstrated the ability to easily master any weapon he held, and dueled against Flint, winning and claiming Rocky.

• Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Has six arms in his Con form, each wielding a different weapon (Rocky being one of those weapons.)
• Toxic Friend Influence: According to the Old Timer, hanging around Benkei made Monk more belligerent than usual.

Nightcap / Gusu (グースー Guusuu)

A Time Shifter who resembles the Japanese baku, with a nightcap-shaped face. Appearing in 1830’s Denmark, he was used by a stressed Hans Christian Andersen to help him get sleep.

• Baku: Resembles one, but doesn't seem to eat dreams.
• Instant Sedation: Rings the bell on his tail to put anyone hearing it to sleep. He can also use the same bell to wake them up.

Musey (ミュージー Myuujii)

Voiced by: Wendee Lee (English)

A Time Shifter shaped like a musical note with a trumpet mouth. Musey was found in 18th century Vienna, and demonstrated the power to play music that filled its listeners with joy. Musey was appointed as the mascot of a theater where Mozart and Beethoven played, and while timid, occasionally came out to listen to their performances.

• Brown Note: His Con form can shoot solid damaging musical notes. His normal form could also do this, but its notes were much weaker.

Change / Cozenny (コゼニー Kozenii)

Voiced by: Steve Blum (English)

A Time Shifter resembling a purse with legs, that appeared in 19th century Osaka. He gives out koban coins when fed, and can use the power of wealth to hypnotize others.

• Forced Transformation: When Dr. Goodman accidentally falls into Change, his powers activate, spewing the scientist out as a single coin.
• Gold Fever: Can put others under the influence of greed, represented by a koban attaching itself to their foreheads.
• Logical Weakness: Since Eldora has the power to turn her surroundings into gold, she is sent to make Change's money-grubbing power moot.
• Money Mauling: Attacks with koban in his Con form.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Takoyaki (meatballs in the English dub); he gives out money after being fed, and how much he gives out depends on how well it tastes.

Bugsy / Musshuu (ムッシュー Musshuu)

An insect-based Time Shifter that carries a magnifying glass, and was seen in 19th century France. With the ability to turn people into insects, he befriended a young Jean-Henri Fabre and transformed him into a bee.

• Big Creepy-Crawlies: Has the appearance of a winged caterpillar, and is the same size as most of the other Time Shifters.
• Forced Transformation: He turns Sarah into a butterfly, Tony into a horned beetle, Merlock into a mosquito, and Flint into a stag beetle. When brought back to Dr. Goodman, Bugsy turned him into a fly.
• Logical Weakness: Being a bug, Petra Fina was able to use a can of bug spray to incapacitate him.

Dipper / Jaba (ジャバ Jyaba)

Voiced by: Wendee Lee (English)

The second elephant-based Time Shifter after Mosbee; in fact, they are revealed to be brothers. Dipper was found by Marco Polo in the 13th century, and his ability to locate water made him very useful in Marco's journey across the deserts of Afghanistan.

• Making a Splash: He can find oases hidden in the desert, and can collect water and spray it from his trunk.
• Playing with Fire: His Master and Con forms have control over fire instead of water.
• Fire/Ice Duo: With his brother Mosbee, his Master form makes up the fire side.

Knuckle (ナックル Nakkuru)

Voiced by: Kirk Thornton (English)

A Time Shifter resembling a small Chinese dragon. In the year 1972, he was seen in Hong Kong training a boy named Lee in his own style of martial arts.

• Dragons Up the Yin Yang: Has the appearance of a Chinese dragon (especially in his Con form), and was found in Hong Kong. He is also able to create dragon-shaped aura as an attack.
• Ki Manipulation: He can fire red aura projectiles from his hands.
• Stern Teacher: He gets very strict with Lee whenever he uses his powers irresponsibly.
• Super-Empowering: He was able to teach Lee how to use his fighting style, Ki Manipulation included.

Doron (ドロン Doron)

Voiced by: Brianne Siddall (English)

A pumpkin-headed ghostly Time Shifter, with the power to create spectral illusions. Doron was found by famed inventor Thomas Edison in Menlo Park, New Jersey in the year 1880.

• Pumpkin Person: Has a head that resembles a jack-o'-lantern.
• Soul Power: He attacks with glowing blue wisps that have skull faces.

Shadow / Kagenin (カゲニン Kagenin)

A purple rodent-like Time Shifter found in 16th century Japan by Miyamoto Musashi, Shadow has the ability to create clones of anyone whose shadow he touches.

• Doppelgänger Attack: His ability creates clones with the same offensive capabilities of the original.
• Ninja: Is described as one, and his Con form attacks with a large throwing star.

Orbit / Comet (コメット Kometto)

Voiced by: Wendee Lee (English)

A star-shaped Time Shifter, and the last one to be found by Flint, she was found floating through spacetime while Flint was on his way to The Land of Dread. Her power of encouragement cheers up and motivates Flint when he loses heart.

• 11th-Hour Ranger: She suddenly joins Flint's side in episode 36, shortly before Flint's final confrontation with the Dark Lord in the Land of Dread.
• Star Power: Shoots star-shaped rays to attack, and her encouragement power is manifested as a light containing sparkling stars.