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Juniper "June" Lee
Voiced by: Lara Jill Miller
The heroine of the story and the current Te Xuan Ze.
- 10-Minute Retirement: Gives up her job to Ashley in "Take My Life Please" but quickly returns when Ashley proves inadequate.
- The Ace: Besides being the Te Xuan Ze June plays guitar in her brothers' rock band, is an honor student and part of several clubs at school and seems fairly popular. She's not perfect, of course, but she's got a lot going for her.
- Action Girl: No doubt about it.
- Animal Motifs: Juniper is often associated with dragonflies.
- Badass Adorable: Those cute little fists can punch through two-hundred feet of concrete.
- Badass Bookworm: An honor student and no slouch in street smarts, either.
- Bad Liar: For example: when her de-aged grandmother had to "go to the bathroom," (read: go after the monster that de-aged her in the first place) she hastily told her teacher that her "cousin" needed help because the toilets in China are on the ceiling.
- Bare Midriffs Are Feminine: Juniper is a girly girl and she proudly wears a belly-shirt, in contrast to the male characters who do not.
- Barrier Maiden: Implied though never outright stated. Especially in the finale, where she has to recite an oath to restore the magical Veil.
- Big Sister Instinct: Towards Ray Ray and even her older brother Dennis.
- Blessed with Suck: She gets empowered by magical forces to help combat supernatural threats—but has to remain in Orchid Bay until a successor takes her place. Since she's only 11, that'll be a while.
- Chest Insignia: Sort of; the dragonfly-esque symbol on her shirt and various clothing and armor doubles as this.
- The Chosen One: She's the current Te Xuan Ze.
- Cute Bruiser: This is a given since she's an eleven-year-old girl.
- Girly Bruiser: Well, duh.
- Glowing Eyes: As evidenced in "Out of the Past", all Te Xuan Ze's can harness the natural magic of a sacred spot for a boost in power.
- I Am Not Pretty: Also tells Jody she's Asian and Nerdy as a turn-off to any boys. Considering she's attracted both Marcus and Taylor, the latter betraying his father because he fell for June, clearly she's underestimating herself.
- I Just Want to Be Normal: As mentioned above and below, there are many times she'd rather be a normal girl.
- It Sucks to Be the Chosen One: She has to remain in Orchid Bay until a successor takes her place. If she tries to leave the city limits, a force field prevents her from doing so. Also, she can't tell or show any of her friends or family about it either, making her sudden exits hard to explain.
- Kick Chick: Quite prone to this.
- Kid Hero: Monroe mentions in "Meet The Parent" that she's the first Te Xuan Ze to attain the rank as a child.
- Leeroy Jenkins: A lot of her tactics are usually "rush in and beat up the villain".
- Locked into Strangeness: She has a stripe of white hair upon becoming the Te Xuan Ze, which she winds up dyeing.
- Magical Accessory: Her bracelet. it alerts her of magical disturbances with a chiming sound, and even lets her see the disturbance taking place. Some villains have even tried to use it against our hero, so a slight case of Clingy MacGuffin. These only happen in season 2 and 3.
- Meaningful Name: Juniper trees, especially the Chinese Juniper species, are representative of strength and athleticism
, befitting an Action Girl. - Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: She does this a few times such as when she banished what she thought were evil trolls who were really tomb guardians keeping Loki on lock-down.
- Screaming Warrior: A variant as she's prone to Suddenly Shouting when confronting villains.
- Super-Strength: Part of being the Te Xuan Ze and seen in her fighting huge monsters and ability to jump In a Single Bound.
- Tomboy with a Girly Streak: Seems more masculine than, say, Jody, but she has no problems wearing a dress in "Dream Date" or other stereotypical girly activities like makeovers and pedicures.
- Wake Up, Go to School & Save the World: Juniper faces many struggles in balancing her normal and magical life, and keeping her powers a secret from her family, friends and anyone non-magical, all while saving the world from any magical evil in the vicinity.
Ray Ray Lee
Voiced by: Kath Soucie
Juniper's younger brother. Can also see magical creatures as well and most of the time tags along with her much to her chagrin.
- And All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt: Ray Ray mentioned buying one at the end of "Monster Con" but no t-shirt with that kind of message was actually seen.
- Annoying Younger Sibling: And how.
- Badass Adorable: In episode "Te Xuan Me?"
- Body Backup Drive: As of “Oh Brother, What Art Thou?”, he’s no longer inhabiting his own body. After Ray Ray accidentally turned himself into a giant purple T-Rex, June and Monroe make a homunculus copy of Ray Ray’s body and transfer his brain into that. His original body is stuck as a dinosaur pet for a dwarf giant.
- Be Careful What You Wish For: He frequently complains how he doesn't have any magical powers and wishes he could fight monsters too. He gets his wish in one episode due to a space time malfunction caused by time wraiths, he's made the Te Xuan Ze since June never existed in that timeline. And quickly finds out firsthand her job is not as easy as it looks.
- Character Development: Gets a little more responsible and actually starts studying magical lore to help June out as the series goes on, albeit slowly (he is only eight, after all).
- Cheerful Child: Fun-loving, cheerful and energetic.
- The Chosen One: In the timeline where Juniper Lee didn't exist, Ray Ray was the Te Xuan Ze.
- Contagious Powers: Somewhat, when the monsters that were attacking June tried to suck out her powers as she was just coming into them, Ray Ray interrupted the transfer and some of the power got implanted in him. Hence why he can see and communicate with magical creatures. Ah-Mah hints he may have gotten other magical powers too, but nothing is really shown of it.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: He may be a hyperactive child but when he gets focused, he can be quite as competent, if not more so than, June.
- Emergency Transformation: In one episode he takes a potion meant for a small giant. It winds up turning him into a large dinosaur-like monster which June and Monroe don't know how to reverse. They end up having to make a homunculus body and transfer his brain into it.
- The Greatest Story Never Told: Due to some Time Wraiths, June was thrown outside the space-time continuum and thus only Ray-Ray and Dennis were the only ones born in their family with Ray Ray becoming the Te Xuan Ze. After he realize something was wrong however, he managed to save June but at the cost of the timeline fixing itself and June having no knowledge of what happened when he tried to tell her. At first he thinks he dreamed it, but then finds the photo Dennis took of him after he defeated a monster, giving him proof that it was real.
- Hidden Depths: In the alternate timeline where he was the Te Xuan Ze Ray Ray was very good at the physical part of the job, i.e. fighting monsters. Monroe even gives him a Bait-and-Switch compliment. In the main timeline he's actually shown to be incredibly intelligent despite his Book Dumb tendencies and a competent Guile Hero when he puts his mind to it, though not always for noble ends.
- I Just Want to Be Special: Desperately, just he's not trained in fighting or magic using. Monroe even got on him at one point for butting in a fight and putting himself in danger. After the whole alternate universe thing where he was the Te Xuan Ze, he realized he needs to at least study up on things so he can be a better asset.
- Keet: Arguably in the present, very much so when he was younger and insanely hyperactive.
- Motor Mouth: When he was younger, but he's grown out of it by the main series.
- Nightmare Fetishist: Most definitely.
- Precocious Crush: On Lila.
- Also on Ashley.
- Tagalong Kid: More or less. He does have his moments though.
- In later episodes he starts to focus on ways to aid his sister in battle, so as to avoid this trope.
- The Watson: Frequently has to have things explained to him regarding the magical world because, by his own admission, he doesn't have the greatest attention span.
Monroe
Voiced by: Carlos Alazraqui
A Scottish pug and adviser to the Te Xuan Ze. He provides information on the magical creatures as well as assistance.
- Big Eater: He's well acquainted with the cook, Scotty, at Juniper's drama camp and utterly adores the man, primarily because he's all too happy to cook and feed Monroe a seemingly never-ending stream of deep fried and fatty dishes.
- Catchphrase: "Oh for pity's sake".
- Deadpan Snarker: Usually trades snarks with June and Monroe during their adventures.
- Exposition Fairy: Provides most of the information on the monster they're dealing with.
- Large Ham: He has his moments, Dog Day Afternoon being a particular example.
- Mentor Mascot: Yep.
- Non-Human Sidekick: He's been adviser to the Te Xuan Ze for centuries and is also a dog.
- Overly Long Name: Monroe Connery Boyd Carlyle McGregor Scott V
- Really 700 Years Old: 600 to be exact and served at least three generations of Te Xuan Ze's.
- Scotireland: Runs in the family.
- Talking Animal: Only to those who can hear him. To anyone else, he's just barking.
Jasmine "Ah-Mah" Lee
Voiced by: Amy Hill
The former Te Xuan Ze and Juniper's grandmother.
- Action Girl: Still is.
- Birthday Hater: Both for comedic and serious reasons. For the former it's due to her rather overbearing relatives coming over and having to deal with them. For the latter, it just reminds her of the time lost while doing her Te Xuan Ze duties.
- Blessed with Suck: Same deal as Juniper, but she had it rougher as the Te Xuan Ze powers skipped over her son meaning she had to stay as the magical protector even longer before June took over. A lot of the time, she's seen traveling and doing various activities like ski diving or rock climbing. June calls her out when it's revealed she can't leave Orchid Bay, but Jasmine reveals she's trying to find a loophole so Juniper can leave the city.
- Cool Old Lady: But of course.
- Glowing Eyes: As evidenced in "Out of the Past", all Te Xuan Ze's can harness the natural magic of a sacred spot for a boost in power. Jasmine does this to try and beat Kai Yee.
- I Was Quite a Looker: In an episode where her magical energy was absorbed away, it also reduced her age, revealing what she looked like as a younger adult. Ray-Ray even gushed about how attractive her eleven-year old self was to June's embarrassment and Jasmine's amusement.
- Living Legend: Monroe mentions in "Monster Con" that Jasmine is considered the most accomplished Te Xuan Ze and she gets mobbed by fans to the point that she herself says (without any trace of ego) she has to leave so the monsters can get to know June better; Jasmine herself says at the end of the episode that June will one day exceed her.
- Never Mess with Granny: She can still hold her own despite her age. And heaven help you if you try to hurt her grandkids.
- Old Master: Was the previous chosen one for over sixty years - two tenures - and is now Passing the Torch to her granddaughter.
- Retired Badass: Still a badass, but is just too old for the job, due to the role skipping her son Michael and having to do it longer than any Te Xuan Ze before.
- Prim and Proper Bun: In her youth, she wore a ponytail, while here, the bun highlights how much she's changed.
Dennis Lee
Voiced by: Alexander Polinsky
- Achievements in Ignorance: Due to already being a fan of magic via LARP-ing.
- Acquired Poison Immunity: They may have used amnesia dust on him one too many times.
- Aloof Big Brother: Is a bit of a jerk in the first two seasons, but drops it once he finds out June's secret.
- Jerkass: At first.
- Muggle with a Degree in Magic: According to Monroe, it's because his roleplaying game is based on the principles of real magic.
- Nobody Loves the Bassist: Juniper and her brothers have a band named "Short Angry Freuds". She told her big brother Dennis nobody would pay attention to him because he's the bassist.
- Secret-Keeper: As of "Sealed With a Fist."
- Sixth Ranger: As mentioned above, he's this once he finds out June's secret in "Sealed With a Fist."
- Tagalong Kid: Dennis' role in the timeline where Juniper didn't exist and Ray Ray was the Te Xuan Ze. The irony of course is that he's much older than Ray Ray is.
Juniper's Friends
Jody Irwin
Voiced by: Colleen O'Shaughnessey
Juniper's long time best friend.
- Ambiguously Jewish: It's not until her sister has a Bat Mitzvah that it's stated officially.
- Big Sister Bully: Her older sister Rachel is very rude to Jody and her friends.
- Crazy-Prepared: Seems to have a precaution for any emergencies, even meteors.
- The Ditz: Somewhat, but at the end she does start to wise up when she visits June's house in the finale. The series ends with her finding a book on magical creatures and her spotting Juniper leaping from building to building.
- Genki Girl: She can be pretty hyper at times.
- Gender-Blender Name: Her name is a unisex one.
- Girlish Pigtails: Her default hairstyle.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Not to the usual extremes, but she still counts.
- Plucky Girl: Definitely.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The optimistic, energetic girly girl to Ophelia's tomboy.
Ophelia Ramirez
Voiced by: Candi Milo
Juniper's cynical Goth friend.
- Bilingual Bonus: You wouldn't tell from first sight, especially given her appearance, but she's Hispanic. Sometimes when she gets frazzled, she'll start speaking in Spanish.
- Deadpan Snarker: Oh yes, very much so.
- Delinquent Hair: Downplayed as while she is a fairly gloomy goth girl with unusual hair, she still cares about others.
- Goth: Of the Gloomy Goth variety.
- Hidden Depths: She complains about a lot of the activities they do, but when she's given the chance to direct a play, she proves she has the skills for it. In a later episode, a movie short she directed actually won a film contest.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She can be pretty rough, but she does care for her friends.
- Not So Above It All: In "Take My Life, Please", she opens up a lot more around Ashley, giggling and giving high-fives, two things Juniper says Ophelia hates.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The moody tomboy to Jody's girly girl.
- Valley Girl: Ophelia would occasionally slip into valley girl mode when excited over a girly interest, such as boy bands. In fact, this is one of her greatest fears, as when June visits her dream she's speaking in nothing but this. Tipping June off that Ophelia's in a nightmare.
Roger Radcliffe
Voiced by: Tara Strong
- Alliterative Name: Roger Radcliffe
- Crazy-Prepared: At least in the episode where he has to fill in for June as an actor. He shows that he has every costume available underneath the previous.
- Dogged Nice Guy: It's implied in a few episodes that he has a crush on Ophelia and he often tries to impress her.
- Eccentric Millionaire: He and his parents are actually quite wealthy. Though in a subversion of the usual trope, he is actually a pretty nice guy and never flaunts his money.
- Expy: Of Dil Pickles from All Grown Up!, right down to have the exact same voice (provided by the same voice actress) and also being an eccentric hat-wearing Cloud Cuckoo Lander.
- Funny Afro: Has one underneath the cap. He can't put his hat back on without someone to help him. "Make Me Up Before You Go-Go" reveals a squirrel lives in his hair, and Ophelia dyes it yellow with jaguar rosettes.
- Hidden Depths: He shows he's a pretty decent actor. Even Ophelia, who doubted he had any acting ability and shafted him with a small role of village idiot (which he was given without even getting the chance to audition by the previous director), was surprised when she was forced to give him the lead role after June was busy with other matters.
- Plucky Comic Relief: Very much so.
- Pretty Fly for a White Guy: Definitely.
- Two Girls and a Guy: He is June's third friend and the only one who is male (Marcus doesn't count as he's seen much more rarely). He always tags along with the girls, even to their slumber parties.
Marcus Conner
Voiced by: Phil LaMarr
- Dreadlock Rasta: Though just a hairstyle, he's a pretty easygoing guy.
- Everyone Can See It: June tries to downplay her crush on him, but she's not fooling anyone.
- Love Interest: For June. It's mutual, though, since he's taken an interest in her in return.
- Nice Guy: Everyone seems to like him, and even the school mean girl Melissa O'Malley doesn't have a beef with him.
- Token Minority Couple: He's black and June's Asian, do the math. They don't really hook up in the show proper, but it's obvious they like each other and they do confess this to each other in the second season.
- Two First Names: His surname Connor is also a first name.
Lila
Voiced by: Tara Strong
Pre-Exfoliation Charm
A young girl Sasquatch that goes to live among humans when she sees there's no use for her to live with her kind. June uses a spell to make her look human, and she joins Juniper's inner circle in fighting off magical threats. She's an exception to the magical rule as she's not a magical creature, so regular people can see her. Although she's in tune enough with nature that she can see and interact with other magical creatures.
- Badass Adorable: Can fight off giant trolls and Viking warrior women with her bare hands.
- Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti: The second out of those three.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: After "Make Me Up Before You Go-Go", she just vanishes without a trace. She does reappear in the final episode, however.
- Cute Bruiser: Comes with being a young, attractive Sasquatch girl.
- Cute Monster Girl: Especially after she loses the excess fur.
- Granola Girl: Somewhat due to her life of living in the woods.
- I Just Want to Be Normal: She'd like to live more as a human girl. However, being a sasquatch doesn't make this easier, as she still has excess fur to contend with.
- Instant Expert: She's a very fast learner.
- My Instincts Are Showing: Struggles with this in "Make Me Up Before You Go-Go" but eventually gets a handle on it.
- Only Sane Woman: Among her kind.
- Secret-Keeper: The only one outside of anyone in the Lee family who gets to know about June's secret.
- Sixth Ranger: In the episodes she does appear.
- Speaks Fluent Animal: Comes with being part-creature herself.
- Women Are Wiser: Implied since there aren't any other female Sasquatches seen in the village.
Recurring Villains
Skeeter
Voiced by: Jeff Bennett
An ancient mummy who was reanimated by a cult seeking power. However, it turns out that he was really just a harmless businessman using supernatural forces and underpaid workers for his products.
- Con Man: In his second appearance, he raises hysteria over "Bat Otters" so people will buy his protection gear.
- Harmless Villain: He's no fighter, and the plot of both his focus episodes is really just him trying to run a business. It's his underhanded means that make him a concern.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: His second, and last, appearance had him eaten by the bat otter he was hiding.
- Large Ham: He speaks and acts like a Texas tycoon.
- Punny Name: Skeeter Khommen Ghetit note .
Loki
Voiced by: Jeff Bennett
The Norse God of Mischief.
- Abusive Parents: Yeah he's a father, not a very good one though.
- Art Evolution: Gained pupils in his second appearance.
- Cool and Unusual Punishment: After he's defeated the first time, Thor invites him to a party so he can chill out. Loki remains grumpy till Thor reminds him it's the party or his punishment from the myths (getting tormented by a poisonous serpent). Loki picks the former.
- I Lied: Though he's pretty upfront about it. One example:Juniper: (After playing in his faux game show, picking a door and getting attacked by a monster) But you said I won!Loki: HELLO! Master of lies! How many times do I have to say it?!
- Jerkass Gods: Very much so.
- Public Domain Character: Just one of many versions of the Norse god Loki.
- Sibling Yin-Yang: With Thor, of course.
- Trickster Archetype: A more sinister version.
- The Unfavorite: He mentions that his mother liked Thor best.
Stephen the Sandman
Voiced by: Daran Norris
A sandman who went rogue and tried to take over the human world.
- Affably Evil: He's very polite, a fact that was even emphasized in promos for his debut episode.
- Be Careful What You Wish For: He tries to enter the human world during his first appearance. By the time of his second appearance, he's already in the human world but things went so wrong for him afterwards that he wants to return to the dream world.
- Dirty Coward: He runs away from June when he turns One-Winged Angel.
- One-Winged Angel: He transforms into a pretty muscular version of himself. Subverted, though, as he doesn't fight June and instead runs away.
- Tom the Dark Lord: He's a would-be world-conqueror, but is name is simply "Stephen" (he doesn't like to be called "Steve").
Auntie Roon
Voiced by: Susan Silo
A demon witch who was banished by an ancient Te Xuan Ze many centuries ago. Some monsters released her out of boredom, and she resumed her conquest of the human world.
- And Your Little Dog, Too!: She says this at the end of her first appearance. Ironic because Monroe's the same dog who helped defeat her 400 years ago.Auntie Roon: "I'll get you Te Xuan Ze! And your little dog too!"
- Bad Boss: Hates bad news and doesn't take it well if you give her any. The lackeys under her usually try to avoid doing so to avoid her wrath.
- Final Boss: She's the last villain faced in the show.
- Formerly Fit: She was much more fit during the ancient times. Post banishment, she became pudgy and needs her flying fish to get around.
- Gonk: Even when she was slimmer, she hardly looked any different than she does now.
- Wicked Witch: To a tee. Despite her goofy tendencies, she's one of the more powerful threats in the series (dispelling the Veil in both her appearances), and June needed some outside help both times to beat her.
H.A.M.
- Bald of Evil: The leader is bareheaded. June even dubs him "Lex Luthor" due to it note
- The Dreaded: In their first appearance, when Ah-Mah hears that they're involved she immediately becomes dead serious and tells Juniper to get the hell out of there and when she gets captured, Ah-Mah promptly suits up and comes out of retirement to rescue her.
- Fantastic Racism: They hate anything magic and want to destroy it. Their opinion of the Te Xuan Ze is even worse.
- Fun with Acronyms: Humans Against Magic. Yep.
- Power Fist: The leader of H.A.M. has a mechanical one.
- Van Helsing Hate Crime: Oh yeah.
Demoness
Voiced by: Jessica Walter
A female demon out to free her banished father.
- Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: Her father, Kordoth, who was once a fearful demon back then. However he let himself go during his banishment and is now quite lazy, chubby, and a Big Eater who is always thinking about food.
- Daddy's Little Villain: Her motivation is to free her father from imprisonment to carry on their villainous deeds.
- Meaningless Villain Victory: She manages to succeed in freeing her father. But rather then the fierce demon she was expecting, he's just a tub of lard, having let himself go during banishment and in no condition to poise a threat, let along fight June. June quickly rounds up her, Cordath and her lackey and banishes them for all the trouble they caused her.
- Mirror Match: How she planned to combat June the first time by using a evil duplicate of her.
- No Name Given: Her real name is never spoken, she's only referred to as "boss" or "mistress" by her lackeys and "Cordoth's daughter" by June and company. She refers to herself as Demoness in her first appearance and the credits for both of her appearances list her as such.
- Trapped in TV Land: Movie Land to be exact where she was banished after her first defeat.
Wrongness
Voiced by: S. Scott Bullock
The villain of Ray Ray's favorite comic superhero, Boomfist. He's accidentally released when a spell was cast over the comic book and seeks to take over the real world.
- Animate Inanimate Object: If he lands on a something without a head (usually a statue) he can animate it as his own.
- Brain in a Jar: Well head in a jar. Sorta counts.
- Gender-Blender Name: His name is Carol Wrongness.
- Third-Person Person
One Shot Villains
Kai Yee
Voiced by: James Sie
A powerful Te Xuan Ze that went bad when he tried to take control of the magical world.
- The Ace: Said to be the most powerful Te Xuan Ze of his time. He certainly has the skills to back it up. Least till June starts improvising, then he can barely keep up with her.
- Crippling Overspecialization: His Achilles' Heel. He's formidable because he's trained in the ways of Te Xuan Ze combat so when Ah-Mah and later June fight him, he can match them blow for blow. But since his time as a statue, things have long since changed from his heyday and June realizes she can't fight him like a typical Te Xuan Ze warrior. But rather mix it up with her own style and modern techniques. Naturally he doesn't have any counters to these moves because it's something he's not familiar with or able to adapt to.
- Evil Counterpart: A potential one to June. Another reason why Ah-Mah didn't want Juniper to face him.
- Evil Is Not a Toy: He was released from imprisonment by monsters wanting to control him for their own purposes (An inane one at that, something involving advertising). Kai Yee wasted no time in showing them it wasn't a good idea.
- Fallen Hero
- Knight of Cerebus: Compared to most villains (especially the one-shot ones), he was taken rather surprisingly seriously.
- Sealed Evil in a Can: He was turned into a statue and given to Ah-Mah to be looked after.
- Shell-Shocked Veteran: Implied to be the reason for his Start of Darkness; he was Te Xuan Ze during a very dark time and was the sole guardian who kept the forces of magic at bay. He eventually rebelled in an attempt to make things better with himself in charge.
- The Paragon Always Rebels
- We Can Rule Together: Offers it to June with the promise of a normal life in a last gambit to save himself. Doesn't work.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: He wants to control all magic so he will be capable of making things better and so the world won't need a Te Xuan Ze anymore.
Jean-Claude
Voiced by: Daran Norris
A former magical elder who was banished after trying to take over the world.
- Aborted Arc: Just like Kai Yee, he too was set up to be a recurring villain only for the show to be cancelled before he could make anymore appearances.
- French Jerk: With a name like Jean-Claude, what do you expect?
- Genre Savvy: He explicitly mentions he is aware that June is the hero and he is the villain.
- Girl Posse: Has two female demons that follow him around.
- I Meant to Do That: Every time one of his female followers points out something that's gone wrong in his plan. He counters it was always a part of his plan. Riiiight.
- Karma Houdini: While June does stop his plan, she doesn't get the chance to pay him back for the trouble he caused since he decides to wisely leave before she focuses on him.
- Small Name, Big Ego: Talks a big game but in truth he's just a cowardly show off.
- The Unfought: June is too busy undoing his spell to deal with him and when she finally succeeds, he runs off.
Gigi
Voiced by: Kath Soucie
A demoness who takes the form of an old man zookeeper. She kidnaps monsters off the streets then turns them into animals so she can feed off their magical energy and keep her youthful looks.
- Brain Bleach: When she started to turn back to her true form, she's naked and wrinkly.
- The Jailer: In order to stay young, she had to drain the energy from other magical beings, so she kidnapped them and turned them into animals before imprisoning them in the Orchid Bay Zoo. (June herself became a victim while trying to rescue them; a mistake on Gigi's part, as is often the case with this Trope.)
- Laser-Guided Karma: Thrown into a zoo cell just as she did her victims. And for added irony, mistaken for a lemur (of which she turned Juniper into) by the onlookers.
- No Ontological Inertia: Her captured animals are her energy source. Once they leave the zoo, she quickly loses her powers.
- Vain Sorceress: Indeed, her true form is a little imp-like demon.
Taylor
Voiced by: Dee Bradley Baker
A transfer student who comes to June's school and quickly starts wooing her. That is till its revealed he Loki's son who was sent to free him of his prison by switching places with June.
- Abusive Parents: His father is not really the best example to learn from.
- Half-Human Hybrid: A demigod.
- Heel–Face Turn: Actually does start to care about June in his effort to lure her to Loki.
- Heroic Sacrifice: Trapped himself and his father in the void to save June.
- Was It All a Lie?: What June asks him when she finds out who he is.
Mitch the Enchanted Rhinoceros
Voiced by: Dee Bradley Baker
A caretaker of the Easter bunnies and chickens. He went rogue after tiring of looking after them and sought to take over the Easter holiday.
- False Flag Operation: His plan involved getting the chickens to revolt against the bunnies. Then getting both sides to go to war (which was helped when both sides had William and Monroe as their generals who were bickering at the time). While it technically did succeed, both sides are still kids and pretty much resorted to slap fighting one another in their "war" until their mothers calmed them down.
- Fluffy the Terrible
- Magical Nanny: What his job essentially boiled down to.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: Thinks that, instead of candy, kids should get useful things like batteries and socks on Easter. He puts it to the test at the end of the ep with predictable results.
Others
Melissa O’ Malley
Voiced by: Tara Strong
- Alpha Bitch: As the school diva she is shown as one.
- Hate Sink: Every time she appears she shown to be nothing but mean, petty, and condescending towards everyone especially with June’s group.
- Jerkass: Calling her one would be an understatement to how unpleasant she really is.
Ashley
Voiced by: Kath Soucie
A good 4th-degree sorceress who passes by Orchid Bay one day while training.
- Always Someone Better: To June as she can pretty much vaporize any monsters on the spot (though she wasn't trying to upstage her). However she lacks June's fighting prowess and understanding of monsters in the human realm. The one day on the job as Te Xuan Ze she was instantly overwhelmed.
- Cute Witch: She's quite adorable with the bubbly personality and voice to match.
- Nice Girl: Almost to a fault. When she takes June's place as the Te Xuan Ze, it causes some problems with the monsters as she tries to handle things by being nice instead of zapping them away.
- Perpetual Smiler: She occasionally frowns but it never lasts more then a few seconds.
- Pink Means Feminine: Nearly everything about her, from her clothes to her spells, just screams this.
- Plucky Girl: Can rival Jody for this position.
Boomfist
Voiced by: Dee Bradley Baker
A comic book superhero that's a favorite of Ray Ray's. Was released from his comic books to combat Wrongness.
- Heroic Sacrifice: In his first appearance he sacrificed his life to stop Wrongness.
- Power Fist: His hands detach. It's in the name.
Thor
Voiced by: S. Scott Bullock
The Norse God of Thunder.
- Beware the Silly Ones: He comes off as a campy beach boy, but he's incredibly dangerous considering he's still Thor. His first appearance involves him manhandling Loki when he was at full power from absorbing magic in Orchid Bay and once tried to incinerate June's school while it was full of her friends and classmates just to track down a monster. He even offhandedly threatened to have Loki tied to a rock and have snake venom dropped into his eye sockets if he didn't play a game of limbo with him.
- Girl Posse: Gains a trio of female assistant called the "Hammer-rettes" in his second appearance. They don't think much of him though.
- Large Ham: Likes to put on the "almighty" spiel just for kicks.
- No Kill like Overkill: His second appearance had him tracking a Vindolf Hobgoblin to June's school and planning to vaporize the building just to kill the thing. The dope never considered y'know, waiting till the kids were gone to do it. June has to talk him into letting her flush the creature out before he takes action.
- Public Domain Character
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Treats June like an old friend and an all around nice guy if not a little lackadaisical.
- Sibling Yin-Yang: With Loki.
- Surfer Dude: How he usually talks and acts.
William
Voiced by: Martin Jarvis
Monroe's retired father.
- Abusive Parents: Is always chiding Monroe over his weight and tactics as June's adviser.
- Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: He may be a jerk but he does love his son even if he won't admit it.
- Can't Stay Normal: He's suppose to be retired but can't help but get back into the thrill of things if he can.
- Good Old Ways: In his first appearance, he chides Monroe for not following how he would do things. Thing of it is though that his tenure was centuries ago and things have changed since then, so he's a bit out of touch.
- Leeroy Jenkins: Not really one for strategy and it got him in trouble in his first appearance.
- Noodle Incident: How he got kicked out of Florida following Meet The Parent.
- Scotireland: Even moreso then Monroe since he dresses the part.
- Why Couldn't You Be Different?: Wishes Monroe was more "hands on" like he was during his tenure.
