Character sheet for the 1990s incarnation of The Tomorrow People.
The Tomorrow People
- Thou Shalt Not Kill: A side effect of their powers is being completely unable to take a life. This results in them defending themselves with high-tech stun guns.
Adam Newman
An Australian Tomorrow Person, Adam was the first (as far as he knows) to end up on the island and encounter the spaceship. He serves as the group's unofficial leader and voice of reason.
- Big Brother Mentor: First of the 90s generation of Tomorrow People to master his powers, and in turn helps teach the others after they break out.
- Healing Hands: Heals Lisa's burned palm and Jones's fall.
Lisa Davis
An American Tomorrow Person. The second to "break out" following a panic attack at a talent show.
Kevin Wilson
An English Tomorrow Person. He is a telepath and was the third to "break out" when he sensed that Lisa was in danger.
Marmaduke "Megabyte" Damon
Another American Tomorrow Person. He is best friends with Kevin and didn't even realize he even was a Tomorrow Person until near the end of the first arc. His father is Army Intelligence officer Bill Damon.
Ami Jackson
An English Tomorrow Person who first encounters Adam and Megabyte at the hospital in the second arc. She effectively replaces Lisa.
Jade Weston
A young English girl who first encounters the Tomorrow People after one of Dr. Culex's mosquitos stings her dog. She later realizes she is a Tomorrow Person herself.
Antagonists
Colonel Masters
A US Army Intelligence officer. Although he nominally works for Megabyte's father, he is secretly a traitor in the employ of Lady Mulvaney.
Lady Mulvaney
An eccentric English aristocrat who wishes to capture the Tomorrow People for her own evil purposes.
Gloria
An exceptionally strong agent in Masters' employ who is tasked with assisting Professor Galt.
Dr. Culex
An insane entomologist who wants to unleash a swarm of genetically engineered mosquitos upon the Earth.
Colonel Jeremiah J. Cobb
The owner of the Cobb Cereal Corporation who wants to destroy all of America's corn crops except his own.
Professor Lawrence Middlemass
A scientist hired by Cobb to design his weather machine for him.
Twitch
A maintenance man working in Cobb's Florida headquarters who is often used as a thug.
Sam Rees
A reclusive businessman who is in reality the living incarnation of Rameses.
Hubert Tate
An Egyptologist in Rees' employ. He is aware that Rees is in fact Rameses and worships him as a living god.
Scully
A murderous and sadistic thug who assists Tate and expects to be rewarded for his efforts by Rameses.
Felix Fry
A scientist hired by Rameses and Tate to develop Rameses' pyramid technology.
The Living Stones
Alien pods resembling meteorites. They crack open, releasing a glowing green light that enters a victim's eyes and mouth, taking them over. The entities feed off of their hosts' lifeforce until they're drained and then they move on to a new victim.
General Geoffrey Beaumont-Savage
An ambitious British Army officer who hopes that stopping the alien parasites will advance his career. Hot-tempered and verbally abusive, he cares only about himself and his own personal glory.
Sergeant Manx
Beaumont-Savage's much abused and incompetent second in command.
