Characters / LEGO Island

Characters for the LEGO Island video game series.

Main characters

Shared Tropes

• Heroic Mime: Pepper, Papa, Mama, Nick, and Laura in the first game are all very talkative as NPCs, but are totally silent when you play as them.

Pepper Roni

Voiced by: John Morris (LEGO Island), Diane Perry (LEGO Island 2, Island Xtreme Stunts)

I'm the pizza delivery dude, the dude with the food!

—Pepper's Catchphrase in the first game

Pepper, the only character playable in all three games, is the adoptive son of Mama and Papa Brickolini. His biological father, Bologna Roni, who was either an accomplished adventurer or a talented story teller, vanished one day. He now works as delivery boy at Brickolini's Pizzeria, and loves nothing more than riding around the island on his skateboard. He excels at math, but spelling and reading are a challenge for him. He is the de facto hero of the series.

• Catchphrase: "Way cool!"
• Disappeared Dad: His father, Bologna Roni. He can be found in the GBC version of LEGO Island 2.
• Dub Name Change: He introduces himself to the Adventurers as "Pepper Pizzabud" (lit. "Pepper Pizza Delivery") in the Danish version of LEGO Island 2.
• Happily Adopted: He was adopted by the Brickolinis after his dad, Bologna Roni, disappeared. He is perfectly happy with Mama and Papa as his adoptive parents.
• Heroic Lineage: His father is (allegedly) a great explorer, his grandparents were traveling gourmets, and his ancestor, Rootin' Tootin' Roni, was a cowboy and early pioneer of Lego Island.
• Heroic Mime: The few to be this outside of playing him in the first game. Aside from a few grunts, Pepper Roni has no dialogue in Island Xtreme Stunts.
• "L" Is for "Dyslexia": Several islanders mention Pepper's poor spelling and reading skills in the first game. While playing as Pepper, a sign by the jail that reads "NO PIZZA" is changed to "NO PIZAZ".
• Missing Mom: While it is known that his father vanished on an adventure, there is no mention of what happened to his mother.
• Nice Guy: He is a very chill dude who is always happy to help someone in need.
• Punny Name: His name is a play on "pepperoni".
• Totally Radical: In the first two games, Pepper is constantly speaking with radical slang to play up the idea of him being a cool skateboarding kid to appeal to The '90s kids.
• Vocal Dissonance: While John Morris averts this trope due to being an actual kid voicing a kid, Diane Perry plays it straight by giving him a squeaky voice that makes him sound more like an alien than a pizza delivery boy.

Mama Brickolini

Voiced by: June Foray (LEGO Island), Diane Perry (LEGO Island 2, Island Xtreme Stunts)

Mama is an immigrant who came to LEGO Island with only the clothes on her back and her piano. She has a passion for music and is often seen playing her piano. She is nearsighted, even though she doesn't wear any glasses. She owns and runs Brickolini's Pizzeria along with her husband, Papa Brickolini, whom she met and married on the boat that took her to the island. As mentioned above, she is the adoptive mother of Pepper. She is one the playable characters in the first game.

• King Incognito: Her rumored maiden name, Clickoff, just so happens to be that of the Royal House of Buildovia.
• Literal-Minded: When asked what brought her to LEGO Island, her first answer was...
  Mama Brickolini: The boat, silly!
• Punny Name: Her name is a portmanteau of "brick" and "broccolini".
• Women Are Wiser: More level-headed and prudent than her husband or Pepper.

Papa Brickolini

Voiced by: Ralph Peduto (LEGO Island), Tom Clarke-Hill (LEGO Island 2), John Guerrasio (Island Xtreme Stunts)

Papa owns and runs Brickolini's Pizzeria along with his wife, Mama Brickolini. He the man who makes all of the pizzas on Lego Island. Like his wife, he enjoys music. He is good at dancing, but is a terrible singer. As mentioned above, he is the adoptive father of Pepper, who is always told by Papa to get to work delivering pizzas. He is one of the playable characters in the first game.

• Dreadful Musician: At least he acknowledges that he's bad. (Doesn't stop him from singing anyway.)
  Papa: Now I put the sauce on the dough. Dough? Do, re, mi!
• Impossibly Delicious Food: Island citizens love his pizzas so much that he is constantly stresses out making so many pizzas. One has to wonder how many pizzas he and his brick oven can make at a time.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Tends to be really grumpy and impatient, but is a good guy and loving father.
• Punny Name: His name is a portmanteau of "brick" and "broccolini".
• Supreme Chef: Makes the best pizzas on Lego Island, even though he is the only chef on the island.

Nick Brick

Voiced by: Fred Raker (LEGO Island), Jack Roberts (LEGO Island 2), Alan Marriot (Island Xtreme Stunts)

Nick takes passion for being a cop, one of his impressive abilities is his memory, in fact, he would remember telling you he has good memory in the first place. When The Brickster breaks out, he vows to be on him like "studs on a brick".

• Catchphrase: "The thing that impresses most people is my memory."
• Donut Mess with a Cop: Can be seen pigging out on donuts at the Metro PD Station. When catching the Brickster, eating donuts makes him drive faster.
• Expy: His mannerisms and speaking patterns are closely based on those of Sgt. Joe Friday.
• Only Sane Man: Downplayed since he is still really eccentric and even a bit dopey, but nevertheless Nick is still arguably the most level-headed and mature person on the whole island. This is most prevalent in Island Extreme Stunts where he is one of the few characters who doesn't fall for the Brickster's lies on being reformed.

Laura Brick

Voiced by: Erin-Kate Whitcomb (LEGO Island), Diane Perry (LEGO Island 2, Island Xtreme Stunts)

Laura believes that being a cop is about people and respect, only needing reason to solve conflicts but she does get tough when she needs to be when on the job.

• American Accents: Has a Upper-Midwestern accent, possibly a Shout-Out to Marge Gunderson.
• Beware the Nice Ones: As she says in her intro video:
  Laura Brick: But don't get the wrong idea. I can be tough when I have to be!
• Cloud Cuckoolander: She can get rather loopy on occasion, which makes for a funny contrast with her otherwise serious personality.
• Donut Mess with a Cop: Can be seen pigging out on donuts at the Metro PD Station. When catching the Brickster, eating donuts makes her drive faster.

The Infomaniac

Voiced by: Patrick Hagan (LEGO Island), Jack Roberts (LEGO Island 2), Nigel Pegram (Island Xtreme Stunts)

The benevolent but extremely goofy creator of Lego Island and the closest it has to a leader. He is your almost constant guide and mentor in each game.

• Absent-Minded Professor: Poor fellow is plagued with forgetfulness.
  Infomaniac: Hi! Welcome back! Come on in! I have... something to do. I can't remember what it is, but feel free to look around!
• Big Good: Or at least the closest there is to one, even with his eccentricities he is basically the island’s head honcho and almost always has an answer to any problem.
• Eccentric Mentor: The Infomaniac is your guide to the world of LEGO Island and is always happy to give you tips and instructions... and yet, he's one of the most zany and eccentric residents of the island.
• Ink-Suit Actor: Subverted. The Infomaniac's appearance is modeled after Wes Jenkins, who provided the voices of a few characters... but not the Infomaniac himself.
• King of All Cosmos: No seriously. The Infomaniac is essentially a god, being the creator of both LEGO Island and nearly everyone on it!
• Spell My Name with a "The": THE Infomaniac.

The Brickster

Voiced by: David L. Lander (LEGO Island), Jack Roberts (LEGO Island 2), John Guerrasio (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Acquired Poison Immunity: During Lego Island 2, The Brickster had stored away a ton of chili peppers from previous Pizza deliveries in order to use them for his Brickster Dragon Breath so he could escape, only to later get recaptured by the Brickolinis' creating Pizzas with extra-spicy Peppers from Ogel Island. By the time of Island Xtreme Stunts, The Brickster states that Pepper throwing Pizzas at him aren't going to be effective against him now.
  "Over the years, I've eaten so much pizza that I am immune to any type of Chili."
• Big Bad: In each game, he executes a plot to deconstruct LEGO Island.
• Blatant Burglar: The Brickster always wears a black Domino Mask and a white/black-striped shirt, even when he is supposedly "reformed" in Island Xtreme Stunts.
• Blowing a Raspberry: He does this to taunt Pepper in the first game.
• Card-Carrying Villain: Falls under the Destruction sphere.
• Domino Mask: The Brickster is always seen wearing a black mask over his eyes.
• Dub Name Change: In LEGO Island 2, he is named "Kim Cool" in the Danish version, "Steinbrecher" (lit. "Brickbreaker") in the German version, "Casbric" in the French version, "Dondersteen" (lit. "Thunderbrick") in the Dutch version, and "Briccone" (lit. "Rascal") in the Italian version.
• Early Installment Character-Design Difference: In the first game, the Brickster's beard is depicted as Solid Cartoon Facial Stubble. In subsequent appearances (and the physical LEGO sets), his beard is depicted as black dots.
• Evil Former Friend: The Infomaniac created the Brickster as a friend, and they were friends for a while. The Brickster only went evil after the Infomaniac suggested building more friends.
• I Just Want to Be Badass: According to his bio in the LEGO Island Comic Adventures, the Brickster wishes that he was more like Evil Ogel, but he just isn't evil enough.
• Jerkass: That said, while he isn't truly evil he is still a condescending and selfish sleaze with almost no redeeming qualities.
• Leitmotif: "The Jail" from the first game, which overlaps with Evolving Music in the third game.
• Malevolent Masked Men: Wears a Domino Mask.
• My God, What Have I Done?: In the bad ending of the first game, the Brickster actually seems to regret taking apart all the island's buildings once he surveys the results.
  Brickster: Its mine! All mine! Hahahahahaha! All mine! (Looks around at the destruction and crying people) Mine?
• Not-So-Harmless Villain: Sure, he seems pretty silly and not in any position to do anything bad at first, but if the helicopter has been built and Pepper delivers pizza to the Brickster, he gets out and soon makes it clear that he was locked up in jail for a damn good reason. This is further displayed in LEGO Island 2.
• Obviously Evil: A man who dresses up like a burglar even when he isn't in jail. Taken to absurd to levels in Island Extreme Stunts where he claims to be good now and everyone except Pepper, the Infomaniac, and Nick Brick believes him, but is still very clearly up to no good given the Brickster's obvious sabotaging of Pepper's stunts and dropping unsubtle threats to him within earshot of everyone else.
• Punny Name: His name is a portmanteau of "brick" and "trickster".
• Satanic Archetype: Silly as it may seem, the Brickster does fit the bill. He was the first Lego person created by the Infomaniac, and was initially on good terms with him. But when his maker went on to create other people, the Brickster went mad with envy and became the enemy of all Lego Island, even making his own Evil Counterpart to the Island called Ogel Island.
• Solid Cartoon Facial Stubble: In the first game, the lower half of the Brickster's face is solid gray to represent stubble. It's also a case of Early Installment Character-Design Difference, since the sequels (and the physical LEGO sets for Island Xtreme Stunts) give him more detailed stubble represented as tiny black dots on his yellow skin.
• Spell My Name with a "The": He is THE Brickster.
• Start of Darkness: When the Infomaniac told him his intention to build a second companion for them, the very idea drove him insane.
• Taught by Experience: Having been defeated twice before through Pizzas, The Brickster by the time of the third game had Acquired Poison Immunity to every type of chili that is put on them; making the Final Battle that much more difficult for Pepper.
• Thinking Up Portals: In LEGO Island 2, the Brickster can open a portal to OGEL Island and summon Brickster-Bots.
• Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: In the first game, he's the only source of real conflict should Pepper accidentally set him free, and despite his comical Jerkass personality and lines, when he steals the Power Brick he goes around zapping entire parts of the island out of existance, and if Pepper fails to stop him in the final chase, he wins.

Characters who debuted in LEGO Island:

Bill Ding

Voiced by: Terry McGovern, Jack Roberts (LEGO Island 2)

A LEGO Island native who will appear to assist you when building the various vehicles. Every time he puts a cap on, his accent and speech patterns change corresponding to the logo on the hat.

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He is one of the few characters from both LEGO Island and LEGO Island 2 not to return in Island Xtreme Stunts. The character bible for LEGO Island 3 reveals the reason why: his name was trademarked by another company.
• Punny Name: His name is a play on "building". He realizes this himself when you build the jet ski.
• Spock Speak: Speaks with a professional, detached tone while helping you build the police helicopter.
• Totally Radical: Speaks with heavy surfer slang while helping you build the jet ski.

Dr. Clickitt

Voiced by: Frank Hausman (LEGO Island), Jack Roberts (LEGO Island 2), Mike Jones (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Inconsistent Spelling: His surname is sometimes spelled "Clickitt" and sometimes spelled "Clickett".
• Office Golf: Informs you during the ambulance mission that "if you need me, I'll be on the golf course. Where is that anyway?" Indeed, LEGO Island does not have a golf course.

Nubby Stevens

Voiced by: John Debanard (LEGO Island), Tom Clarke-Hill (LEGO Island 2), Brad Levelle (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Cool Shades: Nubby wears a pair of stylish sunglasses.
• Informed Deformity: Is frequently referred to as being short (even being nicknamed "Stubby" by Papa Brickolini), yet every other character is the exact same height.
• Seinfeldian Conversation: Some of his dialogue:
  Nubby: Ever wonder why we don't have any elbows and if we did what we would use them for? What is an elbow anyway? I haven't seen one. And why are we all yellow?

Nancy Nubbins

Voiced by: Kathleen Salvia (LEGO Island), Laurel Lefko (LEGO Island 2), Maureen Oakeley (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Alliterative Name: Her first and last names both begin with N.
• Cowgirl: Although she doesn't work with any cows or ride any horses, Nancy talks with a midwestern American accent and wears a cowboy hat, giving her this appearance.
• In-Series Nickname: "Little Brickaroo", Possibly her call sign because she only seems to use it when she's talking on the CB radio.

Margaret P. "Maggie" Post

Voiced by: Deidre Green (LEGO Island), Diane Perry (LEGO Island 2, Island Xtreme Stunts)

Ed Mail

Voiced by: Frank Hausman (LEGO Island), Jack Roberts (LEGO Island 2), Brad Levelle (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Punny Name: His name is a play on email.

Valerie Stubbins

Voiced by: Tamborine Bancroft (LEGO Island), Diane Perry (LEGO Island 2), Maureen Oakeley (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Cool Shades: She is always seen wearing sunglasses.
• Drives Like Crazy: Just watch her riding her jet ski. It's like watching a bullfighter.
• Totally Radical: Speaks with exaggerated surfer slang all the time.

Snap Lockitt

Voiced by: Doug Boyd (LEGO Island), Tom Clarke-Hill (LEGO Island 2), Alan Marriot (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Ascended Extra: Snap was a fairly minor NPC in the first two games, but he was one of the few characters from the series to make appearances in the Island Xtreme Stunts tie-in toyline.
• Cool Shades: He is always seen wearing sunglasses.
• Totally Radical: Speaks with exaggerated surfer slang all the time.

Red Greenbase

Voiced by: Bruce Robertson (LEGO Island), Carl Kingston (LEGO Island 2), Mike Jones (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Cool Shades: He is always seen wearing sunglasses.
• Meaningful Name: He wears a red hat and shirt with green pants, unless of course you change his clothes with Nick Brick.
• What the Hell Is That Accent?: In the first game, he speaks with a rather German-sounding accent.

Polly Gone

Voiced by: June Foray

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Only seen in the first game.
• Drives Like Crazy: While watching a race at the LEGO Speedway, Polly Gone receives a speeding ticket from Nick Brick after he overhears this exchange:
  Red Greenbase: That's fast!
  Polly Gone: Ah, that's not so fast. I drive that fast all the time!
• No Name Given: Her name is never mentioned anywhere except the credits.
• Punny Name: Her name is a pun on "polygon".

Shiney Doris

Voiced by: Uncredited

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: She does not appear in the sequels.
• No Name Given: Her name is never mentioned anywhere except the manual.
• Silver Fox: She has light-grey hair, but she also has the standard female minifigure face with eyelashes and lipstick, making her appear younger and more attractive than someone like Mama Brickolini.

Bradford Brickford

Voiced by: Doug Boyd

• Alliterative Name: His first and last names both begin with B.
• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He does not appear in the sequels.

Rhoda Hogg

Voiced by: Christina Robbins (LEGO Island), Diane Perry (LEGO Island 2), Sharon Holms (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Cool Shades: She is always seen wearing sunglasses.
• Graceful Loser: While Studs will make excuses whenever he loses a race, Rhoda will complement the player or just say she has no excuses and you beat her "fair and square".
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She's cocky and likes to taunt you, but will compliment you if you win the race or do well enough.
• Punny Name: Her name is a play on "road hog".

Jack O' Trades

Voiced by: Bruce Robertson (LEGO Island), Mike Jones (LEGO Island 2), Nigel Pegram (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Composite Character: Development documents for the first game confirm that Jack O. Trades was intended to be one of the car mechanics, not one of the Flying Legandos. A fan website that misattributed the name to the Flying Legando ended up resulting in citogenesis, as future installments would combine the appearance of the Flying Legando and the name of the car mechanic into a single character.
• Cool Shades: In his original appearance as a mechanic, he wears stylish sunglasses with black lens.
• Inconsistent Spelling: His name is written as Jack O. Trades in LEGO Island, Jack O' Trades in LEGO Island 2, and Jack O'Trades in Island Xtreme Stunts.
• Meaningful Name: He's the "O" part of the Flying Legandos.
• Punny Name: His name is a play on "jack of all trades".
• Rhymes on a Dime: Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack O' Trades' entire dialogue during the tow truck mission consists of them speaking in rhyme.
• Those Two Guys: Like Return and Enter, Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack O. Trades form a comedic duo in the first game. After Bumpy got chucked, this is no longer the case in the sequels.

Mr. DJ Radio/DJ Jackitt

Voiced by: Terry McGovern (LEGO Island), Jack Roberts (LEGO Island 2), Brad Levelle (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Cool Shades: In the sequels, he is always seen wearing sunglasses.
• Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": DJ Radio is simply credited as the "Radio Guy" in the first game's credits.
• Meaningful Name: DJ Radio operates L.E.G.O. Radio and often plays music on the air.
• Sudden Name Change: The first game's manual revealed his full name DJ Radio... until Island Xtreme Stunts changed it to DJ Jackitt. This has even caused some debate about whether the original game's DJ Radio and the sequels' DJ Jackitt are actually meant to be separate characters.
• The Voice: In the first LEGO Island game, DJ Radio could only be heard on L.E.G.O. Radio.

Marty Snaps

Voiced by: Patrick Hagan

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He does not appear in the sequels.
• The Voice: Only heard during sports reports on L.E.G.O. Radio.

Buck Pounds

Voiced by: Wes Jenkins

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He does not appear in the sequels (outside of the GBC port of LI 2.
• Meaningful Name: Being the LEGO Island bank keeper, it makes sense that his name refers to two forms of currency.

Gideon Worse

Voiced by: David L. Lander

• Born Unlucky: Poor Gideon always seems to have bad luck, such as frequently losing body parts or getting a brick stuck in his torso.
• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He does not appear in the sequels.
• Punny Name: His name is a play on "get any worse", a phrase associated with bad luck and Tempting Fate.

Enter & Return

Voiced by: Wes Jenkins (Enter, LEGO Island), Frank Hausman (Return, LEGO Island), Alan Marriot (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Crazy-Prepared: They bring a shark, a tree, a parasol, and a mailbox on their ambulance mission. They explain that they're bringing the parasol just in case it's hot outside, and the mailbox just in case they happen to need to mail a letter.
• Punny Name: Both their names refer to a certain key on the computer keyboard, sometimes known as "enter" and sometimes known as "return".
• Put on a Bus: For unexplained reasons, Enter and Return did not appear in LEGO Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge. However, The Bus Came Back for Island Xtreme Stunts.
• Those Two Guys: Enter and Return are always seen together, and they play off of one another for comedic shenanigans.

Studs Linkin

Voiced by: Terry McGovern (LEGO Island), Brad Levelle (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Agony of the Feet: At least his losing animation suggests this when he kicks one of his wheels and bounces around for a moment.
• Cool Shades: He wears stylish sunglasses with blue lens.
• Perma-Stubble: He always has a chin full of stubble.
• Jerkass: Is both a braggart and a really bad sport, even making excuses whenever he loses a race.
• Punny Name: His name is a reference to the studs on a brick that link them together. Additionally, his father's name is said to be Hot Rod, a pun on the rockabilly song "Hot Rod Lincoln."
• Put on a Bus: For unexplained reasons, Studs Linkin does not appear in LEGO Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge (except for the GBC port). However, The Bus Came Back for Island Xtreme Stunts.
• Sore Loser: Throws a fairly substantial tantrum when you beat him in a race.

Dorothy and Glen Funberg

Voiced by: Kathleen Salvia (Dorothy)

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: They do not appear in the sequels, though they both appear in the GBA version of Brickster's Revenge, though Dorothy looks completely different and Glen is now a farmer.
• Directionless Driver: The Funbergs get lost driving on the racetrack because Glen refuses to pull over and ask for directions.

Captain D. Rom

Voiced by: Bruce Robertson

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He does not appear in the sequels (except for the GBC port of LI 2).
• Cool Shades: He wears stylish sunglasses with black lens.
• Donut Mess with a Cop: Can be seen pigging out on donuts at the Metro PD Station.
• Police Are Useless: Often appears quite confused and incompetent, for example mistakenly telling the player they are under arrest. He also is the only member of the police department who plays no visible role in capturing the Brickster.
• Punny Name: His name is a play on CD-ROM.

Captain Click

Voiced by: Patrick Hagan

• Adaptational Villainy: In LEGO Soccer Mania, Captain Click joins the Brickster's Intergalactic team, which is otherwise comprised of notorious LEGO villains. While he was initially planned as the antagonist in a potential TV series pilot, he's only a helpful (albeit cranky) mentor in LEGO Island.
• Alliterative Name: His title and name both begin with C.
• Cynical Mentor: Like the Infomaniac, Captain Click gives tips and tricks to the player. They are also both voiced by the same actor. However, while the Infomaniac is an enthusiastic Eccentric Mentor, Captain Click is very cranky, rude, and only tells you gameplay secrets so you'll go away and leave him alone.
• Dem Bones: The game's manual and credits revealed that Captain Click was a pirate skeleton.
• Eyepatch of Power: When Captain Click appears in the flesh... err, bone... in LEGO Soccer Mania, his eyepatch is his sole distinguishing feature from the other pirate skeletons on his team.
• Ghost Pirate: Captain Click is the skeleton of an old pirate.
• Posthumous Character: As a skeleton. There were plans for a spinoff showing his exploits in life that fell through.
• Talk Like a Pirate: Given that you only hear his voice in LEGO Island, the fact that he talks like a stereotypical pirate is the only clue you get to his identity.
• The Voice: Until his appearance in LEGO Soccer Mania, Captain Click only stayed behind his locked door and only his voice could be heard.

Mr. Super

Voiced by: Wes Jenkins

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He does not appear in the sequels.
• The Voice: Only can be heard during the Super 2 Store's advertisement on L.E.G.O. Radio.

Mr. and Mrs. Pollywanna

Voiced by: Patrick Hagan, June Foray

• Amplified Animal Aptitude: Along with the sharks in the first game, Mr. and Mrs. Pollywanna seem to be the only intelligent animals in the LEGO Island series.
• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: They do not appear in the sequels.
• Polly Wants a Microphone: These two parrots talk on their own without needing to repeat others.
• Punny Name: Their name is a play on the phrase "Polly wanna cracker".

The Flying Legandos

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: With the exception of Jack O'Trades, none of them return for the sequels.

Mrs. Jingle

Voiced by: Tamborine Bancroft

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: She does not appear in the sequels.
• Meaningful Name: She sings the L.E.G.O. Radio jingle.
• The Voice: Only heard while listening to L.E.G.O. Radio.

Bumpy Kindergreen

Voiced by: Uncredited

• All There in the Script: Although his name is mentioned in the manual, the only thing linking that name to this character is design documents for the first game.
• Cool Shades: He wears stylish sunglasses with blue lens.
• Perma-Stubble: Sharing the same face with Nubby Stevens and Studs Linkin, he always has a chin full of stubble, unlike the clean-shaven Jack O. Trades.
• Rhymes on a Dime: Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack O. Trades' entire dialogue during the tow truck mission:
  "We've been waiting for you."
  "Now there's something to do."
  "We'll bring back the car."
  "We're not going far."
  "To pick up the tow."
  "So, it's off we go!"
  "We'll be right back!"
  "Follow us to the track!"
  "I said we'd be back!"
  "It's up on the rack!"
• Those Two Guys: Like Return and Enter, Bumpy Kindergreen and Jack O. Trades form a comedic duo.

Characters who debuted in LEGO Island 2:

Gnarly Bones

Voiced by: Mike Jones

• Ascended Extra: Gnarly Bones first appeared in the skateboard park of LEGO Island 2 as a background character with a non-speaking role. He's given a bigger role in the sequel, Island Xtreme Stunts.
• Friendly Skeleton: As his name indicates, Gnarly Bones is a skeleton. He's also a friendly skateboarder who races against Pepper.
• Sudden Name Change: In the Game Boy Advance version of LEGO Island 2, he is referred to as Bony Hawk. This was changed to Gnarly Bones in Island Xtreme Stunts.

Darren, Rich Pickings, Steve Hen, and Rob Banks

Voiced by: Tom Clarke-Hill (Darren), Mike Jones (Rich, Steve, Rob)

• All There in the Script: The cast list reveals that Darren's surname is Eana. However, the same document gives Rob Banks' name as "Rob Stuff", so this might not be canonical.
• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: These characters did not return for Island Xtreme Stunts.
• Creator Cameo: All four characters are modeled after people who designed LEGO Island 2 (Darren Drabwell, Rich Hancock, Steve Hughes, and Rob Carter, respectively), and as such they show up in the Developer's Cave.
• Punny Name: With the exception of Darren, who has Only One Name in the game itself. Rich Pickings and Rob Banks are both phrases, while Steve Hen seems to be a pun on the name Stephen.

Technician Bob

Voiced by: Carl Kingston (LEGO Island 2), Alan Marriot (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• Adaptation Name Change: The LEGO Space Port line originally called him Chris Com Link, although this might just be an identical-looking technician.

Pete Bog

Voiced by: Jack Roberts (LEGO Island 2)

• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Pete Bog did not return for Island Xtreme Stunts.

Super Station Master

Voiced by: Jack Roberts (LEGO Island 2), Nigel Pegram (Island Xtreme Stunts)

• The Cape: He is a brightly-dressed superhero who protects civilians from incoming trains by flying them off the tracks.

Brickster-Bots

Voiced by: Mike Jones (LEGO Island 2)

The robotic minions of the Brickster, they are typically obnoxious pranksters who stir up trouble.

• Dub Name Change: Since they are named after the Brickster, different language versions of LEGO Island 2 change their name accordingly, though it doesn't always match. The Brickster-Bot is called "Cool-Bot" in Danish, "Stein-Boter" (lit. "Brick-Bot") in German, "Robrique" (lit. "Robrick") in French, "Briccobot" (lit. a portmaneau of "rascal" and "robot") in Italian, and "Blokbotten" in Dutch.
• Inconsistent Spelling: Their name is hyphenated in LEGO Island 2, but written as "Bricksterbot" in LEGO Soccer Mania.
• Institutional Apparel: They dress in black and white striped prison shirts, just like the Brickster.
• Mecha-Mooks: Until Island Xtreme Stunts, the Brickster's only henchmen were these robots.
• Weaksauce Weakness: They can be knocked out by throwing a pizza at them. Even if that doesn't work, they can dance themselves to submission if they listen to music.
• You Are Number 6: In LEGO Soccer Mania, the Brickster-Bot players are simply named "Bricksterbot 1" through "Bricksterbot 6", unlike all the other uniquely-named characters in the game.

King Leo

Voiced by: Mike Jones

Queen Leonora

Voiced by: Judy Jenkins

Princess Storm

Voiced by: Laurel Lefko

Cedric the Bull

Voiced by: Carl Kingston

The main villain of Knights' Kingdom, Cedric the Bull is one of the villains allied with the Brickster.

• Adaptational Jerkass: While he was already the Big Bad of the Knights Kingdom 1 sets he originated from, he did have some redeeming qualities, such as him taking the orphaned boy Weezil under his wing. But here, none of those traits of Cedric exist. Here, he proves that he Would Hurt a Child in his battle against Pepper.
• Bullfight Boss: In the Game Boy Color version of the game, in which he charges at you with a lance and you have to trick him into running into the walls of the castle.
• Demoted to Extra:
  • As with Mr. Hates, Cedric was planned to have a larger role in LEGO Island 2 and become a recurring villain at OGEL Island, but this was cut from the game.
  • In the Game Boy Advance version, he only appears as a target in the custard pie-yed based game.
• Dub Name Change: While his name is Cedric in most languages, it is changed to "Simon de Stier" ("Simon the Bull") in the Dutch version.
• Giant Space Flea from Nowhere: In the PC and PS1 version of the game, he just randomly shows up, takes the page right when Pepper is about to trade the Bull's flag for it and challenges Pepper to a cannon fight, and after you defeat him he's never seen again. Nobody on Castle Island mentions him prior to his battle and it isn't until AFTER the fight that they decide to mention him if you talk to the soldiers. While Mr. Hates mentions working with Brickster, Cedric doesn't mention Brickster at all, making it seem he just decided to fight Pepper as a Lone Wolf Boss. This trope is averted in the Game Boy Colour version, which properly introduces Cedric as a cohort of the Brickster shortly before the battle.
• Moral Myopia: He scolds Pepper Roni for shooting at him with cannons, all the while firing his own cannons at Pepper.
  Cedric the Bull: It's not fair! I should be the only person with cannons here!
• One-Steve Limit: In the game itself, Cedric the Bull is the only character named "Cedric". However, the text dump for the Game Boy Advance version refers to the Bull King as "King Cedric", meaning there are at least two Cedrics associated with the Bulls faction.
• Would Hurt a Child: He is the most aggressive villain in the LEGO Island series, firing cannonballs directly at Pepper Roni. In contrast, the Brickster is only interesting in deconstructing the island, and Mr. Hates only attacks Pepper's hot air balloon.

Bologna Roni

Pepper's Disappeared Dad. Left Pepper to the Brickolinis and has not been seen since. Originally debuted in the manual of the first game, but his only appearance is in the GBC version of LEGO Island 2.

• Bold Explorer: Purported himself to be the strongest, bravest explorer on LEGO Island.
• Fake Ultimate Hero: As his claims have never been verified, he's just as likely to be this instead, as speculated by the LEGO Island manual.
• Heroic Lineage: His parents (Pepper's grandparents) were traveling gourmets, and his ancestor, Rootin' Tootin' Roni, was a cowboy and early pioneer of LEGO Island.

Johnny Thunder

Voiced by: Mike Jones

• Dub Name Change: In German, he's Joe Freeman; in Spanish, he's Johny Explorador. Notably, he's the only one of the three heroic adventurers to have different names across different languages, since Pippin Read and Dr. Kilroy's names remain consistent.

Pippin Read

Voiced by: Laurel Lefko

• Inconsistent Spelling: Pippin's surname tends to vary in spelling between different sources. In this case, it's spelled "Read", matching her original Danish name.

Dr. Kilroy

Voiced by: Carl Kingston

• Speaks Fluent Animal: Dr. Kilroy is able to converse with the T-Rex that needs help rescuing its fellow dinosaurs from Mr. Hates' camp. According to the design document, he's speaking "an ancient language".

Queen Legotiti

Voiced by: Laurel Lefko

• Curse of the Pharaoh: After Pepper takes the Constructopedia page from her tomb, she "curses" Pepper Roni to be crushed by a giant boulder. Dummied Out dialogue suggests that there would have been more illusion-based curses that she would have attempted to inflict.
• Toyless Toyline Character: There was no "Queen Legotiti" in any of the LEGO Adventurers sets, so she is an original invention of this game.
• The Voice: Queen Legotiti is never seen; the player only hears her voice after taking the Constructopedia page.

Old Fisherman

Voiced by: Tom Clarke-Hill

• Ambiguous Situation: Design documents indicate that the Old Fisherman was at one point intended to be Pepper's father, which would make him Bologna Roni. Although there are hints of this in the final game (they both wear Cool Shades and have Perma-Stubble, and the Old Fisherman and Pepper refer to each other as "Pops" and "Sonny"), it's unknown whether this is still canonical. Furthermore, Bologna appears near Adventurers' Island in the GBC version, which does not feature the Old Fisherman.
• His Name Really Is "Barkeep": He introduces himself by saying that his name is the Old Fisherman.
• Toyless Toyline Character: Although based on the LEGO Adventurers theme and being derived from Mr. Cunningham's minifigure, the Old Fisherman does not appear as a physical minifigure in any actual LEGO sets.

Mr. Hates

Voiced by: Carl Kingston

The main villain of LEGO Adventurers, Mr. Hates is one of the villains allied with the Brickster.

• Adaptational Nationality: While the name "Baron von Barron" implies that he is German (and LEGO Racers gave him a German Funetik Aksent to go with it), Mr. Hates has a more British-sounding accent in LEGO Island 2.
• Adapted Out: He does not appear in the Game Boy Advance version.
• Breath Weapon: Not Mr. Hates himself, but he feeds his sauropod one of Papa Brickolini's sizzling tongue-melting hot pizzas to make it burp fire at Pepper's hot air balloon.
• Constantly Changing Name: Invoked. After Mr. Hates' defeat, the Infomaniac wonders if he'll change his name, possibly referencing the character's infamous history of Dub Name Changes.
• Demoted to Extra:
  • As with Cedric the Bull, Mr. Hates was planned to have a larger role in LEGO Island 2 and become a recurring villain at OGEL Island, but this was cut from the game.
  • In the Game Boy Color version, Mr. Hates only makes a cameo as a minor NPC who tells Pepper to go away for bothering him, as well as a collectible card.
• Ditching the Dub Names: Sort of (it's always a confusing issue with this character). Along with the other LEGO Adventurers characters in LEGO Island 2, Mr. Hates uses his original Danish name instead of localized names like Baron von Barron. However, when LEGO Island 2 was released in 2001, this character was most commonly known as Sam Sinister (or Sam Sanister) at the time, making it seem like an Adaptation Name Change for anyone who wasn't familiar with his original name.
• Dub Name Change: Despite being called "Mr. Hates" in the English version, he is named "Sam Sinister" in all non-English versions (including Danish), though it is literally translated as "Sam Finster" in the German version. This is especially peculiar, considering that "Sam Sinister" was his most common English name at the time while "Mr. Hates" had been his original Danish and German name; meanwhile, Johnny Thunder is the only other Adventurers character with a Dub Name Change in LEGO Island 2, and only in Spanish and German.
• Hunting the Most Dangerous Game: In Dummied Out dialogue, Mr. Hates comments that hunting Pepper Roni is almost as fun as hunting dinosaurs.
• Meaningful Name: In Dummied Out dialogue, Mr. Hates says he really hates Pepper Roni.

Characters who debuted in Island Xtreme Stunts:

Shugu

Voiced by: James Goode

Brian Shrimp

Jenny, Jimmy, and Timmy

Voiced by: Diane Perry (Jenny), James Goode (Jimmy), Mike Jones (Timmy)

Sky Lane

Voiced by: Sharon Holms

The Director

Voiced by: John Guerrasio

• Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": Even though his name was revealed to be Steven in the LEGO Studios Backlot game, the Director is left unnamed in Island Xtreme Stunts. However, one of the game's artists referred to him as Block Buster.
• No Celebrities Were Harmed: Even though there is No Name Given, it's still obvious that the Director is modeled after Steven Spielberg.

Liam Lense

Voiced by: James Goode

• Adaptation Name Change: The original Cameraman from the LEGO Studios line was named Phil Maker. Since that name was given to a Grip in Island Xtreme Stunts, the Cameraman received a different name for this game.
• Alliterative Name: His first and last names begin with L.

Phil Maker

Voiced by: James Goode

• Punny Name: His name is a play on "filmmaker".

Penelope Puff

Voiced by: Maureen Oakeley

• Alliterative Name: Her first and last names begin with P.

Belinda Blink

Voiced by: Diane Perry

• Alliterative Name: Her first and last names begin with B.

Lucky Larry

Voiced by: Alan Marriot

• Alliterative Name: His title and name begin with L.
• Ironic Nickname: Following in the footsteps of Gideon Worse, it seems that Lucky Larry is anything but lucky.

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