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Carlos Felino
- Voiced by: Daniel Furlan
The lead singer of the band "Cuecas em Chamas", in which Nico is also in.
- Early Installment Character-Design Difference: In a few episodes of Season 1, he wore different clothes.
- Embarrassing Nickname: He hates being called by "Carlinhos", the diminutive of his first name.
- Insistent Terminology: Since Season 4, he starts insisting on being called just "Felino".
- Intergenerational Friendship: He is a teenager or young adult around the same age as Nico, but also acts as a friend to Jorel's brother in several occasions, helping him on things such as love advices.
Coco Mágico (Magic Coconut)
- Voiced by: Hugo Picchi Neto
A talking, floating coconut who appears occasionally to explain concepts to the characters and viewers. As of Season 4, he becomes an antagonist who wants to defeat Jorel's brother and be the new protagonist of the series.
- Anthropomorphic Food: He's a talking coconut. Despite not having arms or legs, he is still able to use telepathy and float.
- Ambition Is Evil: Becomes evil after getting tired of being a minor character, being very jealous of the more important ones.
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Since Season 4, he becomes giant in some of his appearances to become more intimidating.
- Face–Heel Turn: He was nice in his early appearances, but changes sides to evil later on.
- Green and Mean: Has a green tone and is the main antagonist in the series.
- Green-Eyed Monster: He's visibly jealous of the main characters, especially Granny Juju (who's undoubtedly the most beloved character of the series out-of-universe), because he ends up getting overlooked in favor of them.
- Mr. Exposition: His main purpose is explaining things.
- Once an Episode: From Season 3 onwards, he is hidden in the background of basically all the episodes.
Steve Magal
- Voiced by: Hugo Picchi Neto
An actor who appears in thousands of movies, soap operas, series, etc.
- Leitmotif: He has an action theme that plays in most scenes he's on screen, usually on TV. It has only been heard in full during Season 1, as in subsequent seasons, only the beggining of the theme is played.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: Of Steven Seagal. His surname is also a reference to Sidney Magal, a brazilian singer known for his kitsch music.
- Testosterone Poisoning: Portrayed as a very tough, masculine guy.
Homem Galinha (Chicken Man)
- Voiced by: Juliano Enrico
A wrestler who is always wearing a chicken mask.
- Animal Motifs: Chickens, obviously.
- Out of Focus: Makes no physical appearances from late Season 1 to early Season 3, appearing only in posters or toys.
- The Quiet One: Very rarely has any lines on-screen.
Roberto Perdigoto
- Voiced by: Hugo Picchi Neto
- Ambiguously Gay: He has several Camp Gay traits, but his sexuality is never touched upon.
- Art Evolution: In Season 1, his design looked more caricate and exaggerated, and he didn't wear his brown coat.
- Large Ham: He speaks in a very hammy way.
- Meaningful Name: "Perdigoto" means saliva, and he spits a lot when speaking.
- We Used to Be Friends: He was Edson's friend during their youth, fighting along with him against the dictatorship, until he switched sides one day to get more profit.
- Spitty Speaker: As seen in Meaningful Name above, he has a habit of spitting while talking. In his first apperance, he caked the camera for the show he was presenting with several droplets of it.
- Dawson Casting: In-Universe. He once played the role of Steve Magal's son in a movie, preventing Jorel's brother from doing the same.
Mendigo dos Mares (Hobo of the Seas)
- Voiced by: Raul Chequer
Rambozo
- Voiced by: Andrei Duarte
A clown colonel who fights against the sadness and seriousness in the world.
- Drill Sergeant Nasty: He gets angry at his students simply because of them smiling (even if it's only inside) or having a friend.
- Villainous Harlequin
Reginaldo
- Voiced by: Juliano Enrico
- Inexplicably Identical Individuals: Downplayed. He has the exact same body shape as Carlos Felino, but the two are otherwise very different in appearance.
Rose
- Voiced by: Melissa Garcia (two episodes only), Cecília Lemes
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Stops appearing in Season 3 with no trace or mention, as if she never existed in the first place. The family themselves are now the ones who clean the house, usually Juju and Danuza.
- Cyclops: Has only one, big eye.
- Gratuitous French: Has a random French accent.
- Intergenerational Friendship: While she barely interacts with the family on-screen, she's shown to be close to Jorel's brother, even giving him some advice at times.
- Out of Focus: She only appears twice in Season 2 without any lines, and both times, she just briefly appears inside some of the several random rooms scattered across the house.
- Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: In one early press release, Juliano Enrico refers to her as "an octopus walking around the house, who nobody knows whether it's real or not". However, Edson calls her by name in "O Ataque dos Piolhos Mutantes", so she does exist in-universe; the real mystery is whether she is actually an octopus, or a regular human who Jorel's brother imagines that way.
- Perpetual Frowner: Doesn't appear smiling much, usually being annoyed by the family's antics.
- Running Gag: In Season 1, her cleaning something, only for said thing to get broken by another character right after.
Wonderlay
- Voiced by: César Marchetti
A bald man who works at many places.
- Baldness Angst: He's very upset at the fact he is bald.
- New Job as the Plot Demands: He works at the school, at a support center, at a parking spot, as a truck driver, etc. In season 3, it's revealed that, in fact, there are several clones of him existing at the same time, which is the reason he is working at several places.
