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Class B00B5
A class full of malicious bullies that like to make fun of the generally under-performing Class T1T5. Played by people from the friend company of Team Titan, the Night Owl Cinematics. Diana used to be part of this class.
- The Bully: It's a class full of bullies that look down on Class T1T5 for being more or less 'rejects', and preys on those who are either weaker or emotionally vulnerable, like Ren Yi Xiang and Trev.
- The Bus Came Back: Due to it being a class played by people outside Team Titan (the Night Owl Cinematics), it can be very hard for them to appear more consistently, so after the introduction of Class N4T1, the class seemingly vanished. However, after the third exam at the end of Season 4, the class is back, but only two members remained in school, and only one member remained in the same class (Julian), the other one (Isabelle) got sent to another new class. In the end, only Julian and Yutella truly return to be semi-recurring characters.
- Punny Name: "Class Boobs".
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Julian
Julian
Portrayed by: Julian Tay
One of the main bully leader of Class B00B5, he was the one that led his pack to antagonize on Trev for being a crybaby and an easy target. After the Class generally 'vanished', Julian returns as a member of Class T1T6. While it was unknown how the heist affected him, whether he got transferred back to B00B5 or staying at T1T6, it remains unknown, but Julian is back. Despite losing a majority of his fellow bully friends, he's at least close with Cameron. He's still a jerk, though.
- Ambiguously Evil: He may be a jerk, yes. But he interacted 'quite well' with Teverly when asked about a certain iPad. It puts into question about his level of evil and his relations with the Organization, so far it becomes unclear. (This is most likely another inconsistency/retcon so Julian likely isn’t part of the Organisation).
- Ascended Extra: He came back as a semi-recurring character and the returning representative of Class B00B5 that vanished since the second season (naturally, as he's one of the leaders), and the easiest to get, since his actor doesn't quite need the complications of the Night Owl Cinematics actors that made up the majority of Class B00B5 (That and being the mentor figure of JianHao Tan the director).
- The Bully: One of the many leader of bully cliques of Class B00B5, and he thrives being a jerkwad bully.
- Jerkass: He's definitely an unpleasant classic bully, and unlike Nav, he's not being played as a Class Clown, he's a straight up bully that belittles others. Years of absence did not change him one bit.
Yutella/Zoey
Yutella/Zoey
Portrayed by: Jiayu Low
An innocent girl and member of Class B00B5 and surprisingly not a part of any bullying clique. She's introduced as Diana's friend, but Diana quickly ditched and bullied her to secure a place in Jasmine's clique. They somehow made up later, though. She's also later revealed as Chloe's big sister. Later, she attends the night class under the name 'Zoey'.
- Ascended Extra: After playing a few bit roles aside of being a member of Class B00B5, she returns as Zoey
- Cool Big Sis: Played With. She's a bit more level-headed than Chloe and looks out to her, generally making more sense than Chloe praying for Mark Zuckerberg to let her know the answer of the exam. But Chloe considers her an annoying big sister.
- Early-Installment Weirdness: During the party episode, when Yutella appeared, she's got a fondness on twerking (AKA, shaking one's butt in a most inappropriate place.) After she returned way later, she never mentioned or did twerking again.
- Punny Name: Her name is a pun of the chocolate brand Nutella.
- Token Good Teammate: She's the only member of Class B00B5 that does not bully others, and the other Class B00B5 members did not bother with her.
Night Class
After a disaster in a Science Lab, it turns out that the Organization is preparing for an all-ages class that takes place at nights, where even adults with jobs or the elderly may enroll and mingle with teenagers.
Annabelle
Annabelle
Portrayed by: Tiara Ong
Estranged daughter of a company CEO. She's disgruntled with how everyone is so distant with her while also using the money from her father. She initially uses the Night Class as a means to reclaim her confiscated credit card from her father, but even that brings her nothing but stress.- Hates Their Parent: She has low opinions of her father for being too much of a workaholic that values his children based on how they can serve him diligently as an assistant. She even rejects her returned credit card after seeing that her father won’t even allow a family bonding time.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: She ‘quits’ the Night Class due to her own frustration against her father that she’s not happy in it. She comes back for the final project after meeting how people at work take their job and finds genuine kindness within them (such as Mai).
- Spoiled Sweet: Despite her riches, she’s actually okay with spending her money to help others.
- The Unfavorite: Her father always favored her more diligent, work-focused daughter. This makes Annabelle extremely bitter about the office life.
Jazelynn
Jazelynn
Portrayed by: Jefyonn Wang
Maddy's twin/elder sister. She's actually working in Annabelle's office as a part time job. Regardless of their differences, Jazlyn is the closest of being Annabelle's aide. Mai
Mai Ly Nguyen
Portrayed by: Kim Nguyen
A Vietnamese owner of the restaurant 'Mai Restaurant'. She has a quirky speech pattern due to being a foreigner in Singapore, but she's also a competent restaurant manager. She has a rival restaurant named 'Yor Restaurant'. Because of this, it irritates her when her restaurant is called 'your restaurant'.- Funny Foreigner: As a Vietnamese, she has a rather thick accent.
- Hidden Depths: Who knew that beneath the quirky, Insistent Terminology-ladden Funny Foreigner exterior, Mai is actually a Benevolent Boss who gives her employee an extra large early salary just because he has family problems?
- Insistent Terminology: “Uh, about your restaurant…” “It’s MAI RESTAURANT!”. This is because she has a rival restaurant named ‘Yor Restaurant’.
- Omniglot: She knows multiple languages, from English, Vietnamese, Mandarin, French…
James
James Ng
Portrayed by: Keith Lee
Madam Soot Beng's ex-husband, Vicky's father. He generally gives the aura of a sweet, caring father, but he turns out to be a playboy that ignores his own daughter in favor of whoever he's courting at the moment. Also said to own a company. However, his company seems to have been failing and his infidelity cost him big time that he’s forced to return to Singapore and enroll in the Night Class for his one last hope: Reconcile with his daughter.For more information about him, click here.
Chelsea
Chelsea
Portrayed by: Anna En
Debbie's overbearing mother. While she cares for Debbie, she can be a little hypocritical, criticizing her for glowing up while using other tools to glow herself up while her daughter is stuck on nerd looks. She later attends the Night Class.- Ascended Extra: Originally only appearing just sporadically as Debbie’s overbearing mother, Chelsea becomes a regular in the Night Class and quite likely entangled in James’ own subplot to reconcile with his daughter.
- Berserk Button: Being called 'auntie'. It's no mere shock, she also reacts badly to it.
- Hypocrite: She'll find every reasons so Debbie stays 'homely' and 'nerdy' despite her beauty if she drops the nerdy tropes off, but when Debbie's not looking, she would do her best to make sure she's not looking ugly, homely and nerdy.
- Ms. Fanservice: She’s often seen with revealing sporty clothes because she likes to hit the gym in order to maintain her beauty. She’s trying to make sure Debbie does not follow her footsteps in the trope to protect her, although it may make her look like a Hypocrite.
- My Beloved Smother: To Debbie. She's still being seen as an inspirative mother and Debbie tends to obey whatever overbearing demands she made. For the most part, as long as Debbie doesn't go out of line, Chelsea does prove that she loves her daughter.
Jack
Jack
Portrayed by: Eugene Eu
A Salaryman who's being hounded by his wife and uses the Night Class as a means to escape his wife, who still hounds him via his cell phone. He only has one advice to youngsters out there: Don't get married.- Henpecked Husband: He’s so fearful of his wife that he runs away to the Night Class to avoid her and even his legit reasonings are brushed aside.
- Salaryman: The typical collar worker in an unknown office. He often comes home late by default, but he goes home even more late just to avoid his wife.
Cameron
Cameron
Portrayed by: Serge Auning
Formerly a member of Class T1-T6 and a bully 'partner-in-crime' of Julian. He lands into the Night Class as a student, along with his father and grandfather.- Ascended Extra: From a student of a minor class (and Julian's buddy) into a recurring member of the Night Class series.
- Character Development: Thanks to the night class, he goes from mostly following Julian as the bully character into an exparasted son who still loves his family, but tends to get embarrassed at how old-fashioned his father and grandpa are, and he has issues in expressing it properly. He has yet to show traits of a Reformed Bully despite all those, though.
- The Slacker: Like most boys his age, he’d really prefer to slack off with internet things or playing games.
Michael
Michael
Portrayed by: Nicholas Bloodworth
Cameron's father. A busy, working dad who's a bit too much into his job that it estranged him with his son. He's brought to the class on the request of his own father for a family bonding time.- Bumbling Dad: Generally, his absent-minded antics tend to bring embarrassment to Cameron instead.
- Parents as People: He loves his son and genuinely does want to bond with him. But his workaholic attitude and inability to keep up with his son’s more tech-savvy mind provide a roadblock from truly bonding.
Robert
Robert
Portrayed by: Jacob Teo
Michael's father (thus, Cameron's grandfather). Generally an easygoing grandpa who's very old and may be a bit slow to process things. But he only wants the best for his family by bonding them together.- Cool Old Guy: He’s by far the oldest of the cast members, and he’s also a sweet, pleasant, if a bit cranky and slow, old man.
- The Heart: He's practically the guy that keeps the quarrelsome Cameron and Michael glued together. When he calls it quits from the group project because the two keeps quarreling in spite of his actual intention of bonding them by attending the Night Class together, eventually the two genuinely reconnects.
Sally
Sally
Portrayed by: Shannen Quek
Miss Sherly's mother. Somehow she just wants to see how her daughter is faring as a school teacher and decides to enroll as a student. She can be a bit overbearing, but is protective.- Mama Bear: She may look overbearing, but when she sees Regna antagonizing Sherly, Sally deduces the former as a bully and immediately stands up to defend her daughter while risking possible expulsion by Regna.
Mr. Dan
Titan Academy’s very own severely underappreciated and boomer P.E Teacher. See the this page for more details.
Timothy
Timothy
Portrayed by: Tejas Hirah
A teacher that got the wrong Teacher License and thus enrolled to the Night Class in order to be eligible to pass the teacher exam and be a real teacher. His lazy personality, however, lands him in trouble.- Sacrificial Lamb: Just by the 2nd episode, his laziness causes him to try to escape the Night Class without doing his assignment, causing Regna to expel him for good and bar him from ever attending again.
