Permanent characters:
Part One (The Sword in the Stone, Mickey and Friends, DuckTales, Toy Story, Cinderella, Star Wars, Peter Pan, Pirates of the Caribbean, Monsters, Inc., WALL•E, Tangled, Sleeping Beauty)
Part Two (Zootopia, Bambi, The Jungle Book, Dumbo, Lady and the Tramp, Pocahontas, The Emperor's New Groove, Ratatouille)
Event characters:
Part One (The Incredibles, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Frozen, Mulan, Beauty and the Beast)
Part Two (The Lion King, Aladdin, Alice in Wonderland, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Winnie the Pooh)
Part Three (Lilo & Stitch, Big Hero 6, The Little Mermaid, Wreck-It Ralph, The Princess and the Frog)
Part Four (Moana, Finding Nemo, Coco, The Haunted Mansion, Star Wars, Onward)
Part Five (Hercules, Brave, Raya and the Last Dragon, Luca, 101 Dalmatians)
The franchises represented on this character sheet include The Incredibles, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Frozen, Mulan, and Beauty and the Beast.
The Incredibles
Dash is the middle child of the Parr family, and the oldest of their two sons. He is a super with super speed powers. He is the first of the children that Elastigirl manages to find over the course of her and Frozone's efforts at stopping Syndrome and his army of invading robots.
- Annoying Younger Sibling: To Violet.
- Bratty Half-Pint: Can show streaks of this every now and then.
- Fragile Speedster: Doubly so considering how young he is. He and the rest of the supers seem aware of this, as his part in the battles against Syndrome and the Omnidroid consist exclusively of him running around and drawing the Omnidroid's attention while the rest of his family (plus Syndrome) directly battles Syndrome and the Omnidroid.
- Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: The foolish sibling to Violet's responsible sibling.
- Super-Speed: He can run super fast.
Helen Parr is a super with stretching powers who tries to balance her superheroic life with her family. Prior to May 2018, she was referred to as "Mrs. Incredible" in the game.
- Action Mom: She's an active superheroine raising a total of 3 superhero children. She definitely counts.
- Dishing Out Dirt: She picks up rocks and similar rubble lying around and throws it at Syndrome and the Omnidroid during the battle.
- Rubber Woman: She's very flexible.
Mr. Incredible, a.k.a. Bob Parr, is a superhero gifted with super strength. He is Elastigirl's husband and the father of Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack. He arrives on the scene just in time to give his family and Frozone some much needed assistance against Syndrome and his robot army.
Violet Parr is the eldest child of Bob and Helen Parr, and their only daughter. She has the power to turn invisible and summon force fields for offensive and defensive purposes.
- Barrier Warrior: Her force fields are a major aspect of her fighting style.
- Gadgeteer Genius: Implied to be the case, as her task in the final battle against Syndrome and the Omnidroid is to 'Reprogram the Omnidroid'.
The baby of the Parr family, and their second son. Has a massive variety of powers. Reunites with his family after being summoned to the park over the course of Maleficent's first dark tower challenge.
- The Baby of the Bunch: A rather literal example.
Frozone, a.k.a. Lucius Best, is Mr. Incredible's best friend, and a super with cryokinetic powers. After initially being kept busy with filming some commercials for an ice-based product, he helps Elastigirl and eventually the rest of the Parr family take on Syndrome and his army of robots.
- An Ice Person: Can freeze the water in the air, producing ice in the process.
Syndrome, a.k.a. Buddy Pine, was a former big fan of Mr. Incredible who became a supervillain after Mr. Incredible's refusal to let him be his sidekick caused him to lose respect for his hero, as well as all other supers. His efforts at having his old battle robot the Omnidroid, and an army of smaller combat robots invade the park are what set up the events for The Incredibles event.
- Arc Villain: Serves as the big bad for The Incredibles Event.
- Back from the Dead: Unless he miraculously survived getting chopped up by the turbine of his jet at the end of his movie, this is definitely the case.
- Big Bad: Serves as this for The Incredibles event.
- Energy Weapon: Can fire laser beams from his gloves designed to immobilize moving targets and then move them around as Syndrome sees fit.
- Evil Redhead: Has fiery red hair, and serves as the event's big bad.
- Gadgeteer Genius: Built the Omnidroid and all the smaller combat robots invading the park during The Incredibles event himself.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Zero is a ghost dog that serves as Jack Skellington's faithful pet.
- Canine Companion: Jack Skellington's faithful pet ghost dog.
- The Gadfly: During the battles against Oogie Boogie, he flies around barking at him constantly (except for when he's hiding in fear whenever he gets temporarily scared off by Oogie's Nightmare Face).
Jack Skellington is the current reigning Pumpkin King of Halloween Town. He is brought back to the park just in time for its first Halloween celebration after Maleficent casts her curse. However, when his nemesis Oogie Boogie comes to the park to try to steal the spotlight (and Pumpkin King position) for himself, it's up to Jack to stop him.
- Batman Gambit: He and Sally take part in public displays of affection at Broomstick Graveyard specifically to draw attention away from Oogie Boogie and towards them, and to thus piss off Oogie enough to draw him to them.
- Improbable Weapon User: Throws a giant magic eight ball at Oogie Boogie more than once over the course of the battles against him.
Sally is a creation of mad scientist Dr. Finklestein given life. In love with, and loved in return by, Jack Skellington. Proves invaluable in helping Jack in his battles against the villainous Oogie Boogie.
- Batman Gambit: She and Jack take part in public displays of affection at Broomstick Graveyard, precisely because of how Oogie Boogie will hate it when this ends up drawing attention away from him and towards them.
- Bat Scare: Weaponizes this trope by summoning swarms of bats against Oogie Boogie during the battles against him.
- Independent Limb: Both of her arms (and also her legs) are capable of detaching from her body and moving about on their own . . . something she's not afraid to bring up when she's busy.
Oogie Boogie is a sentient bag full of bugs resembling a ghost. Would like nothing more than to usurp Jack Skellington's position as pumpkin king. And when he ends up coming back from the dead and into the park, he figures he now has the perfect chance to attempt that a second time, going so far as to send a swarm of the spiders inside him to invade the park, prompting Jack, Sally, and Zero to stop him.
- Arc Villain: Serves as the big bad for The Nightmare Before Christmas event.
- Attention Whore: Does not take kindly to Jack and Sally stealing the spotlight from him through their public displays of affection at Broomstick Graveyard . . . exactly as Jack planned.
- Back from the Dead: Implied to be the case.
- Big Bad: Serves this role for The Nightmare Before Christmas event.
- It's All About Me: Wants to be the Pumpkin King and have the spotlight all to himself. And he does not take kindly to Jack's efforts to stop him.
- Nightmare Face: Uses such a face (consisting of him making a scary face while extending the literal snake he has for a tongue from his mouth) to temporarily scare off Zero during the battles.
- No One Could Survive That!: Somehow is able to come back to life and be welcomed to the park despite falling down on his giant roulette wheel and getting engulfed in a fiery explosion after his second defeat.
- Spider Swarm: Summons these from his own insides to attempt an invasion of the park.
The Mayor of Halloween Town is the town's elected official who has a rotating two-faced head and little actual authority in running the town. He was the ultimate prize for the game's third Tower Challenge.
One of three infamous trick-or-treaters who work as Oogie Boogie's henchmen. He dresses up as a devil.
One of three infamous trick-or-treaters who work as Oogie Boogie's henchmen. She dresses up as a witch. She was the grand prize of the Cascading Critters event in October 2020.
One of three infamous trick-or-treaters who work as Oogie Boogie's henchmen. He dresses up as a skeleton. He was one of the prizes of the Cascading Critters event in October 2020.
Frozen
Anna is a princess of Arendelle and Elsa's younger sister. Her investigation as to why the park has found itself caught in an abnormally snowy winter serves as the driving force behind the game's Frozen event.
- Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!!: Briefly gets distracted by the sight of a bakery while talking at one point.
- Little Sister Instinct: Will NOT take kindly to people talking trash about her sister, or trying to make her look bad. And she is not afraid to let Hans know that.
- Motor Mouth: Can speak a pretty large number of words in a row at times.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: Just because she's a princess doesn't mean she's lazy . . . especially not if her sister is being framed for a second abnormal winter.
- Skewed Priorities: Ziz-zagged. She initially seems distracted by the prospect of visiting a bakery at one point, but is ultimately aware that helping prove her sister's innocence this time around is more important (but still hopes to visit the bakery later).
Elsa is the queen of Arendelle and Anna's older sister. Her cryokinetic powers were once a source of great drama for her and her sister before eventually gaining control of them and repairing her relationship with her sister. When the park finds itself experiencing an unusually snowy winter that is not being directly caused by herself, she joins in on the efforts of her sister and their friends to find the source.
- An Ice Person: Well duh.
- Cool Big Sis: More like icy big sis... in a good way of course.
- Not Me This Time: She is not responsible for the abnormal winter weather this time and is just as confused by what's happening as her sister until she and the group find out the true cause.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: If the fact that she's willing to let Hans try to 'reason with her' is any indication, she is willing to allow her old enemy to try to engage in diplomatic relations with her despite past battles.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: As queen of Arendelle, she is not one to lounge lazily around on her throne... especially not when there's a second abnormal winter going on that she's not directly causing.
Olaf is a tiny snowman created and brought to life by Elsa's icy powers. He provided some much appreciated assistance to Anna the last time she dealt with an abnormal winter, and is more than willing to help her, Elsa, and their friends a second time when the park itself ends up undergoing such a winter that is NOT being directly caused by Elsa herself.
- Aerith and Bob: Several of the "friends" he's made at Elsa's ice palace have very wintery or Icelandic themed names—and then there's one named William.
- Animate Body Parts: The bottom half of his body can separate and act independently from the top half of his body. He takes advantage of this by sending it over to kick at Hans's ankles during the battles against him.
- Odd Friendship: With Sven.
Prince Hans Westergard is the youngest prince of the Southern Isles. Attempted to kill off Anna and Elsa and seize the Arendelle throne for himself the last time a kingdom suffered under the effects of an abnormal winter. When the park itself falls under the effects of an abnormal winter thanks to a napping Snowball, he decides to take advantage of the ensuing confusion to make a second attempt at seizing the throne for himself. And it's up to Anna, Elsa, and their friends to wake up Marshmallow, and stop both him and this second abnormal winter.
- Arc Villain: Serves as the big bad for the Frozen event.
- Big Bad: Of the Frozen event.
- Evil Red Head: Has auburn hair and serves a villainous role.
- Exact Words: As Elsa herself makes note of after he says as much, she is NOT directly responsible for causing this second abnormal winter. However, it's still technically her fault since she created the giant snow monster that IS directly responsible.
- First Love: Was this to Anna until he revealed his true colors.
- Frame-Up: Tries to frame Elsa as being responsible for the abnormal winter the park is subjected to.
- Pragmatic Villainy: Once he is defeated and later welcomed to the park, he proves not at all above attempting more peaceful and diplomatic efforts at acquiring the throne (if his 'Reason with the Queen' activity is any indication).
- Villain with Good Publicity: Had this during the events of Frozen, and appears to hope to regain this by both framing Elsa for this second abnormal winter, and waking up Marshmallow (the true culprit) and getting him under his control so as to earn himself enough public favor and good will to assume Elsa's throne for himself.
- Villain: Exit, Stage Left: Takes part in this immediately after the second battle against him so as to avoid getting attacked by Marshmallow once the giant snow monster wakes back up.
Kristoff is an ice harvester who was raised by trolls alongside his pet reindeer Sven. Is also Anna's boyfriend and he helps her in the investigation behind the second abnormal winter.
- Improbable Weapon User: Uses his lute as a club when battling against Hans.
- Second Love: To Anna, and arguably her real true love.
Sven is Kristoff's pet reindeer that he's had ever since Kristoff was a child (and Sven himself was a calf). He's with his master till the end and helps him and Anna out in the investigation.
- All Animals Are Dogs: There are several moments during the story and his activities where he acts an awful lot like a dog.
- Odd Friendship: With Olaf, whose nose he is constantly trying to eat.
- Trademark Favorite Food: He's always willing to snack on a carrot if given the chance. This can sometimes lead to him trying to eat Olaf's nose.
Bruni the Fire Spirit is one of the five elemental spirits and takes the form of a small, blue salamander. He enjoys Elsa's company because he likes to cool his body on the snow she creates.
A reindeer herder belonging to the Northuldra tribe, and Honeymaren's brother. He becomes fast friends with Kristoff over their shared affinity for reindeer.
A reindeer shepherdess belonging to the Northuldra tribe, and Ryder's sister. She reveals the presence of the fifth elemental spirit to Elsa.
Mulan
General Li Shang is an Chinese Imperial Army captain who led a troop of men who, against all odds, defeated the Huns and saved China.
Fa Mulan is a Chinese woman who took her ailing father's place as a soldier in the Imperial Army and ended up becoming the savior of China by defeating the Huns.
Mushu is a small, wise-cracking dragon who serves as Mulan's guardian.
Cri-Kee is a cricket who is meant to be Mulan's good luck charm and is Mushu's partner. He was the ultimate prize for the game's fourth Tower Challenge.
Beauty and the Beast
Belle is a young maiden who became the Beast's true love and broke his curse. The Beast's efforts to set up a party at his castle just for her are the driving force behind the Beauty and the Beast event.
- Badass Bookworm: While she doesn't actually land any hits herself, she does prove strong enough to wrestle Gaston into successfully redirecting swings of his club whenever she does take a turn in the battles against him.
- Beast and Beauty: The obvious beauty to the Beast's, well, you know.
- Dance of Romance: Takes part in such a dance with the Beast (complete with her classic yellow ball gown) as the grand finale for the event (and is able to do more such dances with him as an in-game activity once the event is over).
The Beast, a.k.a. Prince Adam, was once cursed by a sorceress as punishment for his selfish heart before he learned to truly love someone for both inner and outer beauty and earned her love in return. He appears in the park cursed back to his beast form by Maleficent's magic, but nevertheless works past this to try to set up a special party for Belle.
- Beast and Beauty: Take a wild guess.
- Happy Ending Override: Thanks to Maleficent's magic, he is once again in his beastly form. He doesn't seem to let this affect his self esteem though.
- He Cleans Up Nicely: Just like in the movie, he actually looks quite decent in his formal attire.
The Beast's debonair maître'd who was turned back into a candelabra by Maleficent's curse.
- Happy Ending Override: Is once again a candelabra thanks to Maleficent's magic.
- Playing with Fire: The flames on his head and arms are used appropriately in the battles against Gaston.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Cogsworth.
Cogsworth is the Beast's fussbudget, but jolly majordomo who was turned back into a mantel clock by Maleficent's curse.
- Happy Ending Override: Thanks to Maleficent's magic, he is once again a mantel clock.
- Improbable Weapon User: Wields a pair of non sentient scissors as a weapon against Gaston.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Lumière.
Mrs. Potts is the royal housekeeper at the Beast's Castle who was turned back into a teapot by Maleficent's curse.
- Happy Ending Override: Has been turned back into a teapot by Maleficent's magic.
- Making a Splash: Pours boiling hot tea on Gaston during the battles against him.
Chip Potts is the son of Mrs. Potts who was turned back into a teacup with a missing chip from his body, courtesy of Maleficent's curse.
- Happy Ending Override: Has been changed into a teacup once more thanks to Maleficent's magic.
- Making a Splash: During the battles against Gaston, he watches from a distance while occasionally spouting a small stream of water at Gaston.
Gaston is an arrogant and self-absorbed hunter who once tried to kill the Beast and forcibly take Belle for himself. Now that he's been brought back from the dead by Maleficent and come to the park, he decides to try to sabotage the party Beast and the castle staff are trying to set up for Belle so that he can take Belle for himself, only for Belle herself, plus Beast and the servants to stop him.
- Arc Villain: Serves as the big bad for the Beauty and the Beast event.
- Attention Whore: He is well aware of how handsome he is, and is befuddled over how Belle doesn't feel the same way that all the other girls in the village feel about him. He will even gladly pose for the kids visiting the park in the game (when not busy with something else that is).
- Back from the Dead: Directly implied to be the case thanks to Maleficent's magic.
- Big Bad: Of the Beauty and the Beast event.
- Determinator: It would appear that not even his death was enough to stop him from continuing to pursue Belle.
- Entitled to Have You: Still feels this way towards Belle, to the point that he actively tries to sabotage the party that the Beast and his servants are trying to set up for her.
- It's All About Me: He even had his own song in his movie about how amazing he is.
- Not Good with Rejection: Still isn't happy with how Belle has chosen the Beast over him.
Gaston's bumbling-yet-loyal sidekick. He was the main prize for completing the fifth Tower Challenge.
