The characters in Disney's animated series, The 7D.
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The 7D
In General
- Almighty Janitor: A ragtag group of jewel miners, and not only Jollywood's most trusted heroes, but the descendants of the kingdom's founding fathers.
- Badass Crew: There's nothing to stop the Glooms (and other hostile villains) without the 7D.
- Berserk Button: Each of the 7D's buttons are pushed by Goldilocks in the titular episode:
- Eating the 7D's dinner by herself (which is rather a classic sign), especially Grumpy's cheesecake.
- Stealing Mr. Hicklepips from Sleepy.
- Ruining Sneezy's prized handkerchief collection.
- Messing with Doc's inventions.
- Removing Bashful's hat.
- Taking Dopey's flower brooch from his sweater.
- And lastly, breaking Happy's guitar.
- Beauty, Brains, and Brawn: The trio into two pairs, while Dopey fits all of it especially beauty.
- Happy is a happy-go-lucky soul (beauty), Doc is a gadget genius (brains), and Grumpy is a tough and hotheaded kind (brawn)
- Ziggzagged with the other trio: Sneezy is the brawn (and/or beauty), Sleepy is the brains (and/or brawn) and Bashful is the beauty (and/or brains).
- Character Catchphrase: Whenever Queen Delightful rings the Bing Bong Bell:Sleepy: It's the Bing Bong Bell!
Bashful: The Queen needs us!
Happy: To the Castle! - Big Ol' Eyebrows: Most of the 7D have this except for Bashful. Sleepy has these but they're mostly hidden under his nightcap.
- Blond, Brunet, Redhead: Except for Sleepy, the dwarves fit this: Happy and Doc (blonds), Grumpy, Dopey and Sneezy (brunets) and Bashful (redhead)
- Disguised in Drag: Grumpy, Sneezy and Dopey have all done this.
- Lunacy: All seven of them undergo a different transformation when the moon turns a certain color.
- Totem Pole Trench: They've done this frequently while wearing a disguise, from pretending to be a bear, Queen Delightful or Maid Marzipan.
Happy
"Happy's songs are always sunny..."- Voiced by: Kevin Michael Richardson
- Cartoon Conductor: Taken to a logical extreme in "The Jollywood Jam", where his conductor baton is accidentally swapped with Grim's new wand, magically putting his band in different costumes and locations. He was also able to make a group of screaming hills sing with a stick as a baton.
- Casanova Wannabe: Or possibly The Casanova."By the way, ladies... I'm single!"
- Cute Mute: He was this in "Whose Voice Is It Anyway", where he gives his voice away to Echo Canyon so he can keep a bet to not sing for 24 hours. Usually, though, he's very loud and upbeat. He also became this in "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yeti" when Hildy took away his voice and turned him into a mime. The other dwarves had to get Dopey to translate.
- Dumb Blond: Has shades of this. For example, he thinks a yard sale means selling the yard itself.
- Fun Personified: He's always trying to brighten up any situation.
- Foil: His cheerful, upbeat nature stands out in contrast to Grumpy's irascibility.
- The Fool: Impulsive and a little on the naive side, somewhat overly trusting, and on occasion refuses to listen to anyone else's advice.
- Gleeful and Grumpy Pairing: The Gleeful to Grumpy's... Well... Grumpy.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Has blond hair and is the most jovial of the dwarfs.
- In-Series Nickname: "Hap" on occasion. Hildy also calls him "The smiley one".
- Keet: The Happy from Snow White was jolly. This Happy is hyperactive.
- Literal-Minded: Sometimes. Like when he and his grandfather were told to "keep on their toes".
- On one occasion, however, he mistakes a literal question for a rhetorical one, in the episode where they're all turned into frogs and are standing on top of each other to spy on the Glooms.
Grumpy: How come I always gotta be at the bottom?Happy: 'Cause when you're at the top, you alienate people. - No Celebrities Were Harmed: It's still Richardson's voice, but he modeled his tone off of Jim Cummings.
- The Pollyanna: Happy is often optimistic and usually looks on the fun side of things even when things go bad. A narrator in an episode says, that if he fell off a cliff, he'd be admiring the view.Happy: Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! (happily enjoying flying through the air after being catapulted by the Glooms.)
- Perpetual Smiler: Still tries to keep it up even when he came close to snapping. This extends to grimaces and nervous grinning.
- That Reminds Me of a Song: Almost everything reminds him of a song, much to Grumpy's chagrin. Taken to the extreme when he can't go a day without singing, so he has to lose his voice to Echo Canyon for a day to win a bet with Grumpy that he can go for a day without singing. He confesses his compulsion in "Dr. Jingleheimer", and that it especially happens when he gets nervous.
- Sarcasm-Blind: Doesn't quite seem to understand Grumpy's wisecracks.
- Sanity Slippage: Briefly goes a little unhinged after having his precious guitar stolen by a forest ranger.
- Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: Sensitive Guy to Grumpy's Manly Man.
- Stepford Smiler: Not normally, but he keeps up the constant smiling even when genuinely weirded out.
- Happy: (grinning) I'm uncomfortable on many levels!
- Trademark Favorite Food: Pancakes. He also loves giggleberries, but can't be too careful; he once had the misfortune of eating too much and being sent into an uncontrollable laughing fit.
- The Voiceless: In part of one episode, having (literally) thrown his voice into a canyon. In another, Hildy turned him into a mime.
- Our Werewolves Are Different: Happy somehow can turn into a werewolf under the red moon, which is shown in the episode "Once In a Purple Moon"
Sneezy
"Sneezy's nose is always runny..."- Voiced by: Scott Menville
- A Day in the Limelight: "Sneezin' Season" where he's worried he might be allergic to Grumpy, and "The Big Bad Sneezy," where the Big Bad Wolf tricks him into joining the "Huff'n'Puff Incorporated Demolition Firm," which specializes in blowing down pig's houses. The episode "Take Your Pet to Lunch Day" also focuses on his inexplicable animal allergies and him getting a hypoallergenic pet dragon.
- Beware the Nice Ones: Second only to Grumpy in being the most outspoken of the dwarfs.
- Disguised in Drag: Dresses up as Little Red Riding Hood to fool the Big Bad Wolf, and Queen Delightful (together with Dopey) to fool the Glooms.
- Nice Guy: He's polite, kind, upbeat and with a hint of Sickly Neurotic Geek.
- Noodle Incident: Somehow started a dance craze with his sneezes. Not to mention the sand castle he made. 2,000 sand crabs live there now.
- Sneeze of Doom: One of his trademarks, of course. Occasionally the other dwarfs weaponize it — the heaviest things that can't possibly be moved fly away when Sneezy sneezes. He weaponizes it himself in "Take Your Pet to Lunch Day".
Dopey
"Dopey's gags are always funny, heigh-ho for the 7D!"- Voiced by: Dee Bradley Baker
- Cute Mute: He can communicate through whistles, but doesn't talk. Even acknowledged in "Knick Knack Patty Whack" when they dress Dopey and Sleepy as a salesman, with Dopey as the top half. He's also able to translate for the other 5D when Happy is turned into a mime.Doc: I'll admit my plan had a few flaws.Grumpy: Like putting the one of us who doesn't talk on top? Yeah, that's a flaw.
- Friend to All Living Things: He's very friendly, and has a knack for animals. Apparently, he can communicate with them.
- Fluffy Tamer: He can tame dragons and glitterpillars.
- Hidden Depths: Despite being called "Dopey" and being treated as more of a pet than a person, he has shown to be a good artist, pantomimer, and magician among other things.
- Intelligible Unintelligible: Though he only communicates in whistles, the other 7D (except for Grumpy) can understand him.
- Wholesome Crossdresser: Dopey has dressed as both Queen Delightful and Little Bo Peep.
- Plucky Comic Relief: Provides many of the jokes in the series.
- Raised by Wolves: He was raised by Grumpy's goat, Gizelle.
- Shout-Out: His clothes deliberately resemble Wakko Warner's.
- The Unintelligible: He communicates only in whistles and various odd sounds.
- Youthful Freckles: Being the youngest dwarf and all.
Bashful
"Bashful's shy..."- Voiced by: Billy West
- A Day in the Limelight: "The Big Bash" focuses on Bashful who accidentally becomes a masked vigilante; "Bathtub Bashful" spotlights his being a terrific singer, but only when he's in the bath - cue fans of The Flintstones going "Does This Remind You of Anything?" Unlike Barney Rubble, however, it turns out Bashful can wail even when he isn't having a bath.
- Betty and Veronica: Gender-inverted. He is the Betty to Starchy's Veronica when both of them have a crush on Queen Delightful.
- Catchphrase: "Floom!" whenever anything goes wrong.
- Chameleon Camouflage: Bashful has the ability to blend in with his surroundings, due to his Shrinking Violet nature.
- Clingy Jealous Girl: Gender-inverted. Gets this way in "Buckets" when he offers to keep an eye on Queen Delightful, which is Lord Starchbottom's job.Bashful: Beat it, bub. I already called dibs!
- Cowardly Lion: He may be cowardly in most situations, but he steps up at times.
- Dogged Nice Guy: Displays constant yearning for Queen Delightful.Bashful: She can't get enough of me.
- In "The Jollywood Games", he competes in and wins a tournament in the hope that he can get a kiss from her (and he does, although she rejects him at first).
- In "Chicken Soup for the Troll", he agrees to protect Queen Delightful but isn't enthusiastic about it, just compliant.
- Dreadful Musician: Played with. He's only a good singer when he's in the bath. Out of the bath, he sings horribly off-key.
- Eye-Obscuring Hat: Well sort of. Bashful's hat does cover most of his face, but it also doubles as a mask.
- Fiery Redhead: Inverted. He's a Shrinking Violet with ginger hair.
- Hulking Out: He gets this and Hulk Speak under an orange moon.
- Lovable Coward: Is described this way by a narrator in an episode: "He's not only scared of his shadow, his shadow is scared of other shadows and think about it... That's scared."
- Messy Hair: Has a shock of golden-ginger hat hair underneath his hat.
- Nice Guy: Whenever he’s not around Queen Delightful being the Dogged Nice Guy, he’s shown to be pretty thoughtful of others. This is shown in “Oh Happy Grumpy”, where he felt bad that Grumpy shunned himself from society in fear of insulting others and turning into a glob of cheese, so he decided to talk to the witch that cursed him and learns that the woman isn’t a witch at all, but rather a Witch with a Capital "B" who said that to teach him a lesson. Another time is in the episode, "The Jollywood Games" where he was competing against "Zippity" who was really Grim Gloom in disguise. Despite Grim being his enemy and not knowing it was him incognito, he is shown to have good sportsmanship. note
- Redhead In Green: Has ginger hair and wears green.
- Screams Like a Little Girl: He has a high voice so his scream is even higher.
- Shrinking Violet: Bashful is even more bashful than he was in the movie. He's so bashful that he usually hides with his hat sometimes being the only thing visible. His character here however includes being extremely scared than just simple shyness. He retains his romantic bashfulness though as he has a huge crush on Queen Delightful whose her very name being mentioned causes him to faint as shown in "The Big Bash".
- Stealth Expert: He's very good at camouflaging himself into his surroundings and sneaking around.
- Took a Level in Badass: In "The Big Bash". And again when he becomes a knight in "Knight School". And then when he almost beat Grim in "The Jollywood Games".
Doc
"And Doc is bright!"- Voiced by: Bill Farmer
- Adaptational Intelligence: Although he can be eccentric and as gullible as the rest of the dwarfs, he's much smarter than his counterpart, more resourceful and a Gadgeteer Genius to boot.
- Badass in Distress: Held hostage by Dr. Jingleheimer until the other dwarfs arrive to save him.
- Bound and Gagged: When Bingo kidnaps him.
- Crazy-Prepared: In "The Long Long Winter", he packed several things for the dwarfs' journey up the mountain just in case the need arrived. These include a chicken detector, some cake mix, and a entire sled which he got Grumpy to carry.
- Depending on the Writer: Sometimes, such as in "The Very Important Thingy", he's the more quiet one who needs time and space to think about his plans. Other times, he's just as crass as his housemates.
- Era-Specific Personality: Unlike his 1937 counterpart, Doc is more tech-savvy and is an inventor, and he doesn't stutter or say words wrong.
- Gadgeteer Genius: He created all the gadgets the 7D use both to help the queen and work in the mine, most notably he also invented a network of "sky buckets" which serve as public transportation in Jollywood.
- Intelligence Equals Isolation: Absolutely loves his housemates, but in "The Very Important Thingy", their rowdiness prevents him from being able to hear himself think, so he has to go all the way out to the desert to be able to draw up an invention. And that's when he starts missing the other dwarfs' voices.
- Laughing Mad: In all his attempts to get across the bridge in "Planks But No Planks".
- The Leader: He's the leader of the dwarfs.
- My Greatest Failure: Blames himself for the lost 8th D, Stinky, falling into a gorge they tried to cross. Of course, Stinky made it out okay.
- Omnidisciplinary Scientist: He is a whizz in pretty much every scientific field they need an expert in.
- The Smart Guy: Doc in this depiction is even more of smart guy than he was in the movie (where he was a Small Name, Big Ego), being capable of creating various gadgets such as a chicken detector which he modified from a squirrel detector.
- Smart People Wear Glasses: The smartest of the dwarfs who wears glasses.
- Trauma Button: He had a harrowing experience in the past with a plank after his old friend Stinky went missing after falling from a plank over a gorge and was as good as dead. So every time someone suggested a plank he screamed NO PLANKS!!!
Sleepy
"Sleepy snoozes day and night..."- Voiced by: Stephen Stanton
- A Day in the Limelight: "Sleepytime" focuses on Sleepy ironically being the only one awake, aside from Sir Yipsalot, to save Jollywood from a sleeping spell cast by the Glooms.
- Blue Is Heroic: Wears blue pajamas and is able to take down the Glooms without the help of the 7D a couple of times.
- Comically Missing the Point: Is prone to this, perhaps because even when he's awake he's usually only half-there.
- Companion Cube: Has a stuffed toy, "Mr. Hicklepips" he thinks is a pet. He thinks that "Mr. Hicklepips" talks to him.
- Senior Sleep-Cycle: He's clearly the oldest of all the dwarfs, with his long white beard, and he's always asleep or preparing to go to sleep.
- Sleepwalking: Sleepy not only walks in his sleep. He also talks, trampolines, mines and eats Grumpy's goat cheese in his sleep.
- Sleepyhead: Often falls asleep anywhere and anytime. Ironically, his worst nightmare is everyone being asleep but him.
Grumpy
"Grumpy's wound a bit too tight, heigh-ho for the 7D!"- Voiced by: Maurice LaMarche
- Attractive Bent-Gender: Comes off this way to a guard when disguised as Maid Marzipan in "Nicely Done and the 7D". Not so much to the Really Nice Guys, who think that Maid Marzipan has "really let herself go."
- Big Eater: Signs up for Knight School only for the All You Can Eat Buffet.
- Butt-Monkey: Grumpy is often the butt of many a joke.
- Chick Magnet: In the episode where everyone's turned into frogs, all the witches, and the smoking hot visiting queen, all kiss him (and all refer to him as "the cute one").
- The Comically Serious: The reason why he was chosen as the party clown for Queen Delightful's surprise party in "Surprise!" is that his seriousness as a clown is what makes him so funny.
- Deadpan Snarker: Much more sardonic than his movie counterpart.
- Depending on the Writer: How much of a jerk he is depends on the episode.
- Disguised in Drag: Pretends to be Maid Marzipan (As a Totem Pole Trench with Sleepy as his lower half) to bail Dopey out in "Nicely Done and the 7D.
- Fake Ultimate Hero: While he is responsible for various heroic acts, he sometimes takes credit for what the other dwarfs did (For example, summoning dragons, which Dopey was responsible for, not him.)
- The Finicky One: The most sensible dwarf, yet the most inflexible, too.
- Gleeful and Grumpy Pairing: The Grumpy note to Happy's Gleeful.
- Jerkass Ball: Sometimes he can be lazy, petty or overly egotistical.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite the fact that he can be rude, disrespectful or self-centered and acts like a "tough guy" most of the time, he's very loyal to the Queen and genuinely cares about his housemates enough to help them when they're in trouble.
- Man of a Thousand Voices: He can do a spot-on impression of Bashful.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: His voice was partially inspired by Danny DeVito in Taxi.
- Perpetual Frowner: A frown is often seen on his face. When he smiles it's usually a wry smirk.
- Screams Like a Little Girl: He does this in "The Littlest Giants" when he sees the mechanical giant.
- Throw the Dog a Bone: In separate episodes, he gets kissed by a smoking hot Queen, and he gets to sample some sacred cheese.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Cheese.
- Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist: Usually falls into this whenever an episode focuses on him. Often he'll be mean or rude to someone, won't make up for apologize for it and sometimes suffer the consequences.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Happy. At worst, Grumpy finds him a nuisance. Other times, they get along pretty well. Sometimes he admits he even likes Happy.Happy: Why you always gotta be so grumpy?Grumpy: Cause o' you?Happy: Okay then!
Allies
Queen Delightful
- Voiced by: Leigh-Allyn Baker
- Adaptational Heroism: Most Snow White adaptations have the queen as the Big Bad. This queen is the Big Good.note
- Berserk Button: You do not want to come between her and her dog Sir Yipsalot.You can be naughty with me, you can be naughty with my kingdom, but you CANNOT BE NAUGHTY WHEN IT COMES TO MY DOG!
- Big Good: as The High Queen of Jollywood.
- Composite Character: She has the kindness and purity of Snow White, and, like the Queen, she's...well...a queen.
- Cloudcuckoolander: She's certainly an eccentric character, yet is still quite endearing.
- Cool Crown: Queen Delightful's crown which not only serves as a perch for her parrot, but whose jewels also light up like an emergency siren when she enters one of her "tizzies".
- The Ditz: Nice lady, but a few gemstones short of a mine.
- Genki Girl: She's certainly an energetic character.
- Fun Personified: Like Happy, if Queen Delightful fell off a cliff, she'd be admiring the view, as shown in "Whose Voice Is It Anyway?"
- Literal-Minded: She tends to take certain sayings and words literally.
- Long Hair Is Feminine: Her hair is longer than the short hair Hildy has. Accordingly, she's more feminine than the rebellious witch.
- Nice Girl: She's a sweet and easygoing person.
- Quirky Curls: She has sort of a "clown" hairstyle to fit her whimsical personality.
- Suddenly Shouting: She has a tendency to do this, even though she usually speaks sweetly and softly.Queen Delightful: That's quite a growth spurt, Teensy. (to Lord Starchbottom) LORD STARCHBOTTOM!!
- Universally Beloved Leader: The queen is loved by everyone in her kingdom.
Lord Starchbottom/ Dillard Gherkin
- Voiced by: Paul Rugg
- Beleaguered Assistant: He's Queen Delightful's only staff member and does everything around the castle.
- Betty and Veronica: Gender-inverted. When it comes to Queen Delightful, Starchy is the Veronica to Bashful's Betty.
- The Chew Toy: He is constantly suffering from Amusing Injuries, either through the 7D's antics or his own narcissism.
- Fake Aristocrat: He pretends to be royalty when in fact he's from a working class background.
- Gag Nose: His nose is cartoonishly big.
- Hypocritical Humor: Often during the Confession Cam he's claims to have everything under control. Then he's shown running around panicking and screaming.
- Line-of-Sight Name: He named himself "Starchbottom" after his childhood nickname.
- Lovable Coward: He's prone to freaking out, but it's part of his charm.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: He channels Jerry Lewis in his voice.
- Only Sane Man: To Queen Delightful and sometimes the 7D, who can act pretty rowdy.
- Redhead In Green: Has red hair and wears green.
Sir Yipsalot
- Amplified Animal Aptitude: Has been shown to be a talented painter in "The Fairest In The Land", a talented dancer in "Bathtub Bashful", and even called upon the 7D (or Sleepy the One D, in this case) when he realized something had gone wrong in "Sleepytime".
- Trademark Favorite Food: Pickles
Magic Mirror
- Ink-Suit Actor: She's pretty much Whoopi Goldberg as a Magic Mirror.
- Out of Focus: Doesn't appear as often in season 2.
Not-So-Magic Mirror
- Voiced by: Wallace Shawn
Buckets
- Voiced by: Kate Micucci
- Cute Ghost Girl: She’s a ghost, and she’s as cute as a button.
- Fog Feet: She has a genie-like ghostly tail instead of feet.
- Glowing Eyes of Doom: She gets these at the end of her lullaby to Grumpy. Subverted, as no one was in any danger at all.
- Ink-Suit Actor: She not only resembles Kate Micucci, but also plays the ukulele just like her.
- Nightmare Fetishist: Her idea of a soothing lullaby consists of things like gargoyles and “howling red-eyed zombie sheep”.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: She’s only ever referred to by the name given to her by Queen Delightful.
Antagonists
The Glooms
- Battle Couple: The glooms act as a unit whenever they attempt to usurp the kingdom.
- Big Bad Duumvirate: They're the main, recurring antagonists of the series.
- Happily Married: In the early episodes. Later Hildy became much more abusive towards Grim and less genuinely affectionate.
- Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: Downplayed as Grim isn't necessarily feminine, he's just submissive to his tomboyish wife.
- Pink Girl, Blue Boy: Hildy tends to wear pink/purple, while Grim has blue hair.
- Series Goal: Take over Jollywood and get rid of the 7D.
- Sickeningly Sweethearts: They were like this in the early episodes: their gestures of affections towards each other out in public tend to make others sick.
- Team Rocket Wins: They successfully oust Delightful in The Rock of Sages, although Hildy's reign is rather short.
- Unholy Matrimony: They're a villainous married couple.
Hildy Gloom
- Voiced by: Kelly Osborne
- Baby Talk: Whenever she wants Grim to do something and feels like asking nicely.
- Beauty Is Bad: Hildy may be a Cute Witch, but she's lacking in the morality department.
- Beauty Is Never Tarnished: Thoroughly averted as she usually is on the receiving end of her comeuppance by the end of every episode.
- Big Bad: She's the one in charge between the two most of the time.
- Boyish Short Hair: She's a Tomboy with a Girly Streak, so the masculine hairstyle makes sense.
- Butt-Monkey: Things seldom go right for her, even when she's not actively being wicked, and she's put through a Humiliation Conga in virtually every appearance.
- Catchphrase: "I want it, I want it, I want it!"
- The Chew Toy: Hildy receives just as much Amusing Injuries as Grim.
- Driven by Envy: Many of the Glooms' schemes are motivated by Hildy being envious of either Queen Delightful or someone else.
- Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: In "Fairest in the Land" after Hildy's plan to turn Queen Delightful ugly to win the Fairest in the Land award fails, the Magic Mirror has to explain the concept of inner beauty to her. This takes it further in "Hildy The Good" when she hates being good during her "Good Witch" phase.
- Evil Brit: She is the main villain and has a cockney accent.
- Hot Witch: A rather attractive witch though not "the fairest in the land" which makes her mad.
- Ink-Suit Actor: Hildy bears at least some resemblance to Kelly Osbourne.
- Also applies to Kelly's parents, Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne, who cameo as the Duke and Duchess of Drear in "Bummer Vacation".
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: She's the masculine tomboy to the more traditional Queen Delightful.
- The Usurper: Her entire gimmick is that she wants to dethrone the queen. She temporarily accomplishes this in The Rock of Sages.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: In "For the Love of Cheese", Hildy can't stand slimy icky things like frogs, lizards, and tapioca, which ironically are things people commonly associate with witches in fairy tales.
- Womanchild: She is often prone to temper tantrums and generally acting like a spoiled child, especially when things don't go her way.
- Women Are Wiser: She's a much more serious threat to the kingdom than Grim is, and is usually the one in charge.
Grimwold Gloom
- Voiced by: Jess Harnell
- The Ditz: He's not particularly bright.
- Dumb Is Good: He's not as bright as Hildy, and thus not as villainous.
- Expy: Grim is very similar to James from Pokémon. They both have blue hair and are in Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy villain pairings with a female who has pink/purple hair. He and Hildy are also fond of using disguises just like Team Rocket, and like James, he's less evil than his female counterpart.
- Henpecked Husband: His wife is clearly the one who wears the pants in the relationship.
- Powerful, but Incompetent: He's shown to have great talent in magic, but lacks the brains and maturity to utilize it to its fullest potential. This is highlighted in one episode where Grim effortlessly and single-handedly conquered Jollywood after getting his intellect greatly boosted, but at the cost of him becoming increasingly distant towards Hildy.
- Took a Level in Badass: When he's magically made smarter, he conquers Jollywood easily.
- Token Good Teammate: He's not as antagonistic as his wife.
- Villainous Lineage: Apparently his ancestor was the former evil king of Jollywood.
- We Want Our Idiot Back!: One episode has the Glooms using a spell to greatly boost Grim's intellect, making him not only the smartest person in Jollywood, but near-unstoppable too. Hildy initially enjoys it, but Grim becomes increasingly distant towards her and more focused on his conquest of the kingdom. This causes Hildy to secretly form an Enemy Mine with the 7D to take down her husband and undo the spell, returning Grim to the idiotic, yet compassionate Manchild that his wife loves.
Dirk Dumphrey
- Voiced by: Phil Hendrie
- Alliterative Name: Dirk Dumphrey.
- Creepy Crossdresser: Listen to Dirk's dull ramblings and you'll discover that he likes to wear all sorts of skirts and does so when he dresses up as a waitress for another job.
- Hate Sink: Ho, boy, is this guy a real piece of work. He pretends to be a forest ranger and abuses that power to harass the 7D nonstop. In fact, he incarcerates them just for committing unnecessary violations.
- Impersonating an Officer: Or rather, a forest ranger. At the end of his episode, it's revealed that he was working with the villains the whole time.
- Interspecies Romance: Cleverly hidden by his fast-talk, but according to Dirk, he was once involved in a meaningful and romantic relationship with a fish.
- Jerkass: A major one. He abuses the power of the forest ranger to bully the 7D nonstop.
- Motor Mouth: And how!
- Obfuscating Stupidity: The end of the episode reveals that Dirk worked for an evil squirrel who wanted to get rid of the 7D, in which he tried to do so by giving them an absurd amount of unnecessary violations.
