Casting Call ^BETA » Toon City (Season 1)

Toon City's resident boy genius knows a lot about science, but not so much about life. He thinks anything can be solved with a mathematical equation or a new invention, built his own robot dog, Goddard, and uses his best friend Carl as a guinea pig for his experiments. Genius aside, Jimmy is your typical kid: He takes his parents for granted (until he needs them), enjoys hanging out with his pals Carl and Sheen, and is in constant competition (or is it infatuation?) with Cindy Vortex, the smartest girl in Retroville.

Jimmy has a motivation to invent, he is motivated by the selfless acts that Superman has done when he is saving the world from tyranny, much like the MCU Spider-Man looks up to Iron Man. And after Superman's iconic death-causing battle with Doomsday, Jimmy is devastated that the hero he looks up to is dead (for now). Knowing that there will be moments when Superman is needed, Jimmy decides to take the mantle of Superman to honor his hero's legacy. Jimmy isn't afraid of engaging in a fistfight to stand up for himself. This version of Jimmy seems to have a knowledge of pop culture as well, but not as excessive as Sheen.

An impression of Debi Derryberry would be fitting.

Beetlejuice differs from his film counterpart, as he is more of an anti-hero, but still retains much of his dishonest ways. Actually, this is the least of his problems; according to Lydia, he "hasn't changed" since the day he met her, as made obvious by how filthy he tends to get (and prefers to be). His favorite activities include pulling pranks and scamming people, though as the series goes on, we learn that his most frequent prank victims - his neighbors and Lydia's parents - are individuals of whom he's secretly rather fond of. He rarely pranks Lydia herself; he cares for her above any other person, and will often go to great lengths to ensure her safety, well-being, and happiness.

An impression of Michael Keaton or Stephen Ouimette would be fitting.

Lydia is a talented photographer, seamstress, and artist with an affinity and love for all things gross, scary, weird, surreal and macabre, and who celebrates all that is (in the words of her film incarnation) 'strange and unusual'. Despite her love of all things 'strange and unusual', Lydia is also a positive, well-mannered, friendly and patient girl, and aside from also being emotionally mature for her age, Lydia can be accredited as being very responsible for a girl in her age group.

An impression of Alyson Court would be fitting.

Dexter is an extremely intelligent boy (a self described "Boy Genius") who has been creating fantastic inventions since he was a baby. He considers Albert Einstein to be his greatest influence. He is normally in conflict with his sweet sister Dee Dee. Dexter, though highly intelligent, often fails at what he has set out to do when he becomes overexcited and makes careless choices. He manages to keep the lab a secret from his clueless, cheerful parents, who amusingly never notice any evidence of the laboratory, even when it was right before their eyes. Despite coming from a typical all-American family, Dexter speaks with a Russian accent. Dexter's favorite superheros are Major Glory, Action Hank, Batman, Iron Man and Monkey (not realizing that Monkey is in fact his own lab monkey). Despite his great genius, Dexter is in fact very naive and occasionally very ignorant about certain subjects to the point where it seems like he lacks common sense; such examples of are his ignorance to the nature of girls, classic arcade machines and matters relating to nature, having not even known about famed biologist and friar Gregor Mendel the discoverer of DNA until Dee Dee told him, which clearly shows that despite his vast capabilities, Dexter is still a young and inexperienced child who lacks wisdom and experience. Dexter also has a huge ego which often clouds his judgement and has caused him to make rash and often morally questionable decisions, such as attacking Santa Claus due to his refusal to accept that he was real until the end.

An impression of Christine Cavanaugh or Candi Milo would be fitting.

At school, Gerald is the class president and considers himself very cool, and apparently, so do his friends. When it was revealed that Arnold was on Rhonda's so-called "Cool List", and that Gerald was on her other list known as "The Geek List" (due to a grudge Rhonda had against him over running for class president), many classmates were surprised to find this out. He can even become jealous of others if they steal his spotlight, which likely stems from his home life, where he is the oft picked on middle child.

He often serves as the voice of reason in the group of friends, and a realistic counterbalance to Arnold's optimistic attitude. This sometimes causes conflict between the two, but never for long. Another facet of Gerald's personality that opposes Arnold's is his weaker sense of morality. Gerald is far less open to helping others, and almost always attempts to dissuade Arnold from doing so. He's also more likely to doubt people or to spite somebody that he believes has wronged him, such as his brother. He's also somewhat selfish, seen when he hesitated to tell Jamie O that his girlfriend was manipulating him in order to get benefits from him.

An impression of Jamil Walker Smith would be fitting.

At first, Danny seems like an average teenager attending high school, awkward and nervous but friendly. Like most teenagers, he had crushes on girls, desires to be popular, a dislike of bullies, and embarrassment about his parents. But unlike most teenagers he had ghostly superpowers....and a vengeful attitude.

Since his arch-enemy got Sam and Tucker brutally murdered, Danny Phantom became more violent and vengeful towards criminals, putting fear into his enemies, even Plasmius.

Danny has also shown distress when it comes to failure in himself to protect others. Examples of this include the deaths of hi friends inadvertently causing him to distance his heroic duties from Danielle, his baby sister, which REALLY put a strain on that relationship.
Despite all this, Danny also shows the traits of being a true friend.

An impression of David Kaufman would be appropriate.

And when he's Danny Phantom, he has to sound slightly deeper and intimidating, like Kevin Conroy's Batman.

As this series' equal to the Joker, Jack Spicer is generally depicted as an intelligent, psychotic, ambitious, and resourceful individual whose shortcomings ultimately lead to his downfall.

Sometimes, Jack Spicer can best be described as "cowardly". While his ingenuity, insanity and sheer intelligence can be a force to be reckoned with and his strength isn't to be underestimated, his cowardly and meek personality keeps him from achieving his goals.

His more pathetic qualities notwithstanding, Jack can be very dangerous and manipulative, and he is not to be underestimated. Over time, Jack Spicer became a monster, exhibiting psychopathic, sociopathic and manipulative behavior and also was highly intelligent, able to execute morally appalling plans and criminal schemes to get success, but most of his plans usually end up in defeat, mainly due to something or somebody ruining his plans. And that somebody was Danny himself, a rivalry was renewed in the most hatred inducing way.

An impression of Danny Cooksey would work perfectly.

Mabel is an energetic, fun, bouncy, hyperactive, enthusiastic and free-spirited girl. She is an optimist who skips through life with a braces-filled smile and an assortment of extremely colorful knit sweaters. It is Mabel's outgoing personality and fearless curiosity that comes in handy when Dipper needs help solving a mystery, even if she isn't always aware of her silliness. She shows a more sophisticated attitude when it comes to art.

Despite all the weirdness in Gravity Falls, Mabel is always a "glass-half-full" kind of girl, She is rarely angry or upset, and generally keeps a positive outlook. Despite her cheerful attitude, Mabel is shown to be quite sensitive, as she can occasionally get her feelings hurt, especially by her rival, Pacifica Northwest.

She is somewhat naive at times. She avoids lying and is a terrible liar, often blurting out whatever it is about which she is trying to lie.

Mabel has also shown to be self-righteous in her decisions, which can be far from justified, or they may accidentally backfire in some way.

An impression of Kristen Schaal would be PERFECT!!

Arnold is a calm, nice, kind, optimistic, upbeat and smart idealist who always sees the best in people despite how unkind, outlandish or sneaky some of them maybe. Although he's usually a pacific kid, he has his limits and can be a bit irritable when he's pushed too far.

Arnold has a natural gift for giving advice and guidance to others. He often goes out of his way to help others (whether kid or adult), giving them advice when he runs into them, helping them overcome their issues, or help them see the error of their ways. This trait is likely inherited from his parents, who were humanitarian helpers of jungle communities.

An impression of Toran Caudell, Phillip Van Dyke, or Spencer Klein would be appropriate

Helga could be classified as a tomboy, as evidenced by her interest in playing contact sports alongside her male classmates and disregard/dislike for stereotypical female behavior, although this is countered by her fondness of the color pink and otherwise girly clothing choices. She can also be very cynical, deceitful, violent, tough and bossy, bullying her classmates with an iron fist, and often taking advantage of her best friend, Phoebe, making her a bit of a spoiled brat. She also tends to reply sarcastically to express her annoyance and usually mocks her classmates by calling them nicknames. However, Helga also has a much softer side, which becomes apparent when she is alone and involved in her school work. She is very emotional, poetic, sometimes caring, and as such, able to comprehend a spectrum of emotions such as love and hate.

He is very hyperactive and often messes with his sisters' inventions, causing chaos throughout Porkbelly, but just as often proves himself to be extremely clever, such as by frequently tricking his genius sisters or saving the day from whatever danger happens to show up. Johnny loves having fun, playing and goofing up as any child likes, sometimes he can be irresponsible, as well as his refusal to work hard or to put effort into anything when he could just as easily get the girls to help him but he usually learns his lessons when he fixes the problem himself. But this causes a huge strain in his relationships with his friends and the characters.

An impression of James Arnold Taylor would work!

Sherman Peabody is a bright boy, yet his naive behavior holds him back from being smarter than Jimmy or Dexter. But more often than not, he often acts as a friend to trust and help you with issues you cannot solve on your own.

He even tries to keep the peace with others, often showing signs of level-headedness. But in order to get on his bad side, you'd have to insult the Dallas Cowboys or Mr. Peabody, or cross a line that Sherman won't approve of.

An impression of Max Charles would work just fine.

Like Sherman, she's really bright, but not really naive, she usually has enough wits to make sure she stops herself from doing something really stupid. However, she hates being upstaged by any others, and tries to get even with them once in a while, but has enough willpower to stop herself from doing something wrong.

She often is seen as being kind, generous and compassionate and willing to help others with certain situations. She's sweet, excitable and fun to be with.

An impression of Ariel Winter would be nice.

Penny's twin sister. While she's similar to her sister in any way, she's a mirror image of what her sister once was. Jenny is very spoiled. She appeared to have been envious of Sherman's smarts and called him a dog and bullied him which resulted into a fight. She may also have a wicked sense of humor and spiteful as she would go far to get back at those she dislikes.

Despite all of this, she is also shown to be willing to face up to her mistakes, she understand her own mistakes, but is also loyal and caring to those she is close to.

An impression of Ariel Winter would be nice.

Sheen is not the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree, but what he lacks in smarts he more than makes up for with his appetite. Sheen is totally into with the UltraLord action hero. He collects all the UltraLord action figures and quotes him daily. Sometimes, Sheen can be somewhat insensitive and miss the big picture of things. Despite worshipping Ultra Lord, it is actually shown that he cares about his father and Libby most of all.

Despite Sheen's hyperactivity and peculiarities, Sheen is actually shown to be very helpful, able to provide some scientific insight or come up with a solution, albeit unusual ones. During their time on the Junkman's ship, the boy's brains are scanned, Sheen's brain is shown to be quite larger than Carl's. However, in most cases, whenever Sheen is about to display his aids, he is often inhibited by his low attention span and insane behavior, claiming to have sabotaged his own brain with TV and sugar.

An impression of Jeffery Garcia would be nice.

Laid back Libby is Cindy's best friend and the voice of reason in their class. Libby has a mind of her own, but for some reason, it usually seems to echo Cindy's. When Cindy goes too far, though, Libby provides a much-needed reality check.

An impression of Crystal Scales would be fitting.

Carl is Jimmy's best friend, but they couldn't be less alike. Carl is cautious and, well, kinda chicken, and he's prone to wheezing and carsickness. He demonstrates his asthma inhaler for show and tell, and at the amusement park, Carl spends his day trying to beat the guy who guesses allergies. But through it all, Carl is Jimmy's loyal buddy and biggest fan...and crash-test dummy for Jimmy's arsenal of inventions. Carl is quite gluttonous, loving to devour not only food but objects such as toys and newspapers. When his parents expanded their cable line-up, Carl found himself focusing on a channel devoted to llamas and a show about a superhero called Llama Boy the Super Hero.

An impression of Rob Paulsen would fit.

The most notable trait of Phineas is his enduring optimism, along with his ever-cheerful demeanor he always strives to uphold. Even in the face of the most difficult challenges that confront him, he manages to maintain his composure and keep his outlook on the situation positive. Phineas often uses his ability to boost the morale of those around him during phases of depression. He is almost always in a good cheerful mood.

s intelligent and industrious as he is, however, Phineas has shown to be oblivious to the emotions and intentions of those around him. It's for this shortcoming of his that he fails to notice Isabella's love interest for him as obvious as she tries to make it, along with Candace's intention to get him grounded. It is possible that Phineas inherited this shortcoming from his mother considering how she always ignores Candace's often completely justifiable rants of the impossible endeavors he and Ferb would engage in and how she has always neglected to acknowledge the frustration Candace would feel when she on one occasion found herself in her daughter's position. Because of this lack of emotional intelligence for others, he has also occasionally been outwardly morbid.

Though the handful of instances Phineas has openly shown exasperation is small enough to be listed, there has only been one time Phineas was well and truly enraged. That time was on the day of the Summer Solstice, when Caroline refused to cooperate with him during a critical moment when he needed for her to swallow her pride and settle for the tricycle that was the only means of transportation available for her to make it back to their house. Under the circumstances of a dwindling time frame, Phineas eventually resorted to yelling at her in a startling outburst of rage to force her to comply.

An impression of Vincent Martella would be fitting.

Ferb is a very intelligent boy who rarely speaks, expressing himself in his actions rather than his words. He was once referred by Phineas as being "more of a man of action." His intelligence and skill are tested every day in his and Phineas' nearly impossible plans, and he always succeeds. Ferb does not show much facial expression and only occasionally smiles or frowns. He is very focused, but he has once been distracted from his goals after seeing Vanessa at Blueprint Heaven. Although very young, Ferb occasionally demonstrates a mindset that is more akin to a young adult than a child. This is demonstrated especially in the case of girls, even going as far as to say that he also takes part in these nearly impossible plans "...for the ladies." However, this doesn't stop Ferb from enjoying more juvenile activities. In addition Ferb enjoys participating in unusual and/or downright eccentric activities or antics; such as doing dolphin style swimming in the sea.

An impression of Thomas Sangster would fit.

Isabella is cheerful, fearless, quick-thinking, sweet, optimistic, and easy to get along with. She is always eager to help with Phineas and Ferb's Big Ideas. When she participates with Phineas and Ferb in their endeavors, it's either for the fun of it, accomplishment patches, or simply a way to be with Phineas.
Isabella is sympathetic and aids people who need help.

Being a Fireside Girls Troop Leader, Isabella is a very capable leader. She is level-headed and responsible in the face of emergencies and dislikes being told what to do by anyone, except Phineas.

As nice as Isabella would seem, she can get angry. One way her temper has been flared is when someone else uses her catchphrase; in such a scenario, she expresses annoyance and often confronts the violator physically. However, she is fine whenever Phineas uses it.

Another is when she isn't a subject of attention. Isabella enjoys the attention, and she openly displays discontent when she feels she isn't receiving enough of it.

Baljeet is an Indian boy who always gets good grades and is constantly bullied by Buford. He's considered a nerd and, for him, to get an F on a math test is the scariest thing known to man. He has moved here from India for his education. He can play various instruments, including the drums and the guitar. Although it seems like all his feelings make him want to do math, he actually just does a lot of math, "the feelings come and go".

He is great at math, passive, and very polite. He enjoys trivia, learning, and has a compelling need to get good grades. Baljeet is also the leader of a group of science fiction fans, and is the only sixteenth level Space Adventure Trivia Master in the world. He speaks without contractions, perhaps due to his studious background or because English is his second language. He also has an irrational fear of contractions.

While Buford is seen picking on him more often than not, he constantly butts heads with Dexter in terms of science and proof of religion.

An impression of Maulik Pancholy would be fitting.

Although he is usually seen as a bully, including by the main cast, Buford is unusual in that he is just as often shown acting just like the other kids. Many events seem to indicate; that his usual bullying is used to hide a more caring nature beneath the surface.

An impression of Bobby Gaylor would fit.

Rolf is a hard-working, friendly and upbeat character, yet is also unusual and sometimes disconcerting to the others. Despite his many idiosyncrasies, he appears to have the respect of almost everyone in the Cul-De-Sac.

Rolf values hard work and can most often be found working on his parents' small farm. He is responsible for doing all sorts of chores from the menial, such as tending to the animals, planting seeds etc., to the downright strange. It is because of this frequent display of labor that Rolf has strength that rivals Ed's, though his strength, while impressive, is no match for Ed's, as Rolf can only use it when he is angry, while Ed's strength is a part of his biology.

He is also a prideful person, taking pride in numerous things, most notably him being the son of a shepherd, his hard work, and him winning the covetous, and most difficult of the Urban Ranger badges: The Hairy Chest of Resilience Badge. His pride in part might explain his illeism, that is, him referring to himself in third person, though this could also be as a result of his handling of the English language.

An impression of Peter Kalamis would fit.

Jenifer and Penelope's sister. Cindy is very smart, kind, loving, caring and good-hearted, but she’s also bossy, prideful, independent, competitive, sarcastic and stubborn. Increasingly, she’s forced to an authentic admission that Jimmy can indeed do some cool things and take them on very fun adventures. Throughout the course of the franchise, they start to become closer and closer as friends and didn’t fight as much. It‘s also shown that Cindy secretly looks up to Jimmy, wants to be as smart as him and admires his intelligence. Sometimes, Cindy's desire to be number one can cause her to believe false flattery from the villains, so they can trick her into helping them with their evil schemes, only for her to realize the error of her ways too late.

Cindy is very spoiled and has a large ego. She loves being the center of attention and will do anything for fame and money, even if it means constantly annoying people by reminding how talented and beautiful she is. Sometimes when things don’t go Cindy’s way, she tries to make excuses to justify her actions.

Even though Cindy teases Jimmy, she does care about him a lot and doesn't like it when Jimmy is sad and always tries to comfort him. Heck, she tries to warn him about the dangers of being the Toon City Superman more often than not.

While Cindy constantly makes fun of Jimmy's alleged nerdiness, she is a genius like him and loves science just as much as he does. Her genius IQ just isn't as big as his. Also, while her condescending demeanor would suggest otherwise, she isn't any more popular with other kids than Jimmy is, and she has no close friends aside from Libby and Brittany.

An Impression of Carolwyn Lawrence would work well.

A born adventurer at heart, Dipper can't sit still and is always looking for the next riddle to solve. His scrupulous attention to detail comes in handy when he is off figuring out the mystery of the day, but sometimes his over-zealousness leaves others questioning his credibility. Dipper is shown to be extremely "genre-savvy."

He also seems to get very irritated when people think he's cute or adorable, as he wants to be taken seriously as a grown-up from people around him as at most times Dipper is more mature and wiser than others. He began glaring at Mabel Pines when she commented that he "Sneezed like a kitten". Despite his brave and serious personality, living with Mabel Pines his whole life (who is famous for her silly attitude) has caused him to indulge in childish activities with her. He also seems to not mind breaking the law in order to have some fun.

An impression of Jason Ritter is fitting.

Mark Pines is a sarcastic and impatient boy fully aware of his own competence and skill. He has no qualms with saying racist terms or more extreme curse words such as "the c word", and sees nothing morally wrong with taking advantage of the trust of other people.

He also is willing to underage drink and has crossed more lines that his Grunkle Stan and Ford have ever did. He's biggoted, misogynistic, racist and sexist.

An impression of Tim Riggins from Friday Night Lights would be fitting for his character.

Wendy is a mellow, down-to-earth, fun-loving and slightly lethargic teen who is a part-time worker at the Mystery Shack. She doesn't enjoy working, despite the fact that she doesn't do anything at all while "working." Her boyish personality and interests reflect that of a tomboy archetype. Despite her cool attitude, her attitude is largely a cover for the stress her family causes her.

Wendy generally maintains a positive outlook, is almost always friendly, and is rarely seen being moody or cranky. Wendy is a brave, strong girl when going against threats and protecting her friends. Through any adventure she goes on with her friends, she is always there to be helpful and very understanding.

Wendy is just like any other ordinary teenager who wants to be an adult.

An impression of Linda Cardellini would be best fitting.

Not much is known about Candace, Caroline, and Cathrine Flynn, the Flynn Triplets, other than Candace was always more excitable than her sisters. Caroline was wiser, and Cathrine was stupid. But both Caroline and Cathrine knew one thing, Candace had a habit of being crazy from time to time.

One thing that already puts Candace in an insanity light is her obsession to bust her brothers for doing extraordinary things, and failing to do so (Thanks to Doofenshmirtz's battles with the Justice League, Perry the Platypus, some Avengers, KND Operatives and Goku). And the other, well, you get the Idea about Jeremy.

But the one thing that Candace does that makes others think she's insane is stand up for Jack Spicer, a town menace because of his psychopathic behavior.

Soon, she was manipulated into working with him and falling hopelessly in love with her. Eventually, she eventually went insane and became her hench-wrench, joining in on Jack's psychotic escapades in the crime world.

Eventually, throughout the dysfunction the two had, Candace finds that Jack was only using her as a sidekick, and rarely returning any emotion. Despite that, she was in denial and still was hopelessly in love with Jack and lost in her own insanity that Phineas and Ferb couldn't cure.

An impression of Ashley Tisdale is fitting, but Candy Flynn must sound like Candace with a Brooklyn Accent.

Ed is kind, good-natured, and happy-go-lucky with a positive attitude towards almost everything and everyone he encounters. He is the type of person who sees everybody he meets as a potential friend. Ed is also very absent-minded and naive, making him the perfect candidate for Eddy to help him with his scams, as Ed hardly ever questions them. Even so, Ed never feels abused by Eddy despite being the workhorse for almost all of Eddy's scams.

However, Ed is often the subject of abuse by his younger sister Sarah. He always fears Sarah when she gets him in the palm of her hand. Even though she torments him a lot, he still loves Sarah dearly and does his best to protect her and make her feel happy.

Ed is a loyal fan of low-budget horror movies and comic books, but often misinterprets them as reality. He is an animal lover as well, with chickens being his favorite animals, a running gag throughout the series. His love of chickens sees him often attempting to borrow those belonging to Rolf, and he once even ignored a Jawbreaker giveaway mere feet away from the candy store in order to dive into a gigantic chicken drive.

An impression of Matt Hill fits him.

Edd is a rather scrupulous, but kind and good-intentioned youth. Docile, polite and disciplined, he willingly adheres to the laws and regulations of his community. With his love and desire for order, he occasionally undertakes the role of a peacemaker. He is incredibly gentle and accepting, albeit sometimes awkward and timid in his interactions, particularly with people of the opposite sex. Although considered an outcast, he is a generally well-respected, if not appreciated, member of his peer group, whom he gladly counsels and assists if need be. It is often suggested through his interactions with the other children in the Cul-De-Sac that if it were not for Ed and Eddy, Edd would be welcomed among their group. Even so, perfectionist Edd is something of a "goody-two-shoes," wishing to please and accommodate to the needs of others.

Eddy is often selfish, and mostly works for his own interests, sometimes even neglecting his friends. Because he is frequently overambitious, deceiving, loud, and power-hungry, his peers often socially reject him. Kevin describes him as being "desperate" on more than one occasion, as Eddy is indeed starved for social acceptance and he is irritated by the fact that his rival Kevin is the most popular kid, whereas he is not even as popular as Plank.

Eddy somewhat lives in his own world, in which everyone loves and admires him. In this world, he is more intelligent than Edd and is the literal King of the Cul-De-Sac.

Eddy has also displayed cowardly behavior on more than one occasion, having saved his own hide (or get free jawbreakers) rather than help his friends. Despite his horrible treatment, he shows that he does care about them and really cherishes their friendship.

An impression of Tony Sampson is appropriate.

Kevin is the typical popular, athletic jock that all the kids aspire to be. He is the "cool" person in the group, laid back and slightly aloof. Kevin is most popular for the many athletic achievements accomplished on his beloved bike (and the occasional skateboard trick), and also for his skill in sports. He is especially respected by the nonathletic children, such as Jimmy. The motive behind his constant display of athletic prowess is that he is a tremendous show-off, even more so than Eddy. Kevin thrives on the constant attention and admiration that he earns. He brags about his father's job at the Jawbreaker factory, thus earning the respect (coupled with envy in Eddy's case) of the other kids.

Kevin adores his bike a lot. It is his most prized and cherished possession, and he is most often seen riding it or making repairs to it. He is most dangerous when someone endangers it in any way.

Kevin is also very cocky, cynical and can be a bully - mostly to the Eds, but sometimes also to Jonny and Jimmy. Even Rolf has fallen victim to Kevin's mocking and sarcastic attitude on occasion, even though Rolf is his good friend. One incident prompted Rolf to ask, "Why must you mock us at every turn?" Despite his bullying nature, Kevin is typically the first to assume the leader role in times of great distress for the entire Cul-De-Sac, and in doing so will do his best to look out for all the children. Despite this however, his patience is easily worn out when any plans formulated by the children inevitably fall apart.

He despises the Eds to the point of distraction and even to the point of paranoia. He can be friendly to Edd and he tolerates Ed, but he holds nothing but contempt towards Eddy and his constant schemes and hunger for attention. Kevin is most happy when he has the opportunity to utterly humiliate Eddy, but when you look at the big picture, they are very similar – both have high ambitions, they often show off, and both feel the need to be in charge.

An impression of Kathleen Barr would be fitting.

Nazz is the happy beauty of the kids. She is kind-hearted, sweet-natured, laid-back, and even-tempered, but also has a lot of grit. Though pegged as the "dumb blonde" type, it is established early in the series that Nazz is noticeably more mature than the other kids.

An impression of Tabitha St. Germain, Erin Fitzgerald, or Jenn Forgie would be fitting.

Cathrine and Caroline Flynn are what Candace used to be.

Cathrine is a typical teenage girl. She enjoys hanging out with her friends and fantasizing over boys, mostly Jeremy. She also strives for popularity and enjoys attention.

She loves to sing and dance, having sung many songs over the summer. She’s confident enough with her dancing that she went on a televised dancing competition. In spite of that she once hesitated to sing for a large audience, she's always confident performing near those close to her.

Caroline, while being a bookworm, possesses an inherent urge to be able to lead and project control over other people. She voices to desire of being left in charge while her parents are away, but is rarely granted such rights. This desire for control is likely the driving force behind her opposition to her brothers' Big Ideas, though this can't be certain.

Perhaps the most notable characteristic trait of Caroline is her utter defiance against any antagonizing forces present in her life along with her unrelenting determination to overpower them. Every day she would struggle in vain to bring her brother's various projects under control and expose them to Linda. She has been battered by and endured a depressing failure rate that would have shattered the will of anyone else, yet her efforts in trying to bust her brothers have remained relentless. However, her defiance to failure trying to get Phineas and Ferb grounded may be taking a noticeable toll on her mental health.

An impression of Ashley Tisdale would fit.

Mr. Peabody, as noted, is smarter than any living being on Earth. He is devoted to Sherman and has accomplished tons of things in life including inventing zumba, the fist bump, and winning the Nobel prize many times. He looks out for Sherman and does not want bad things to happen to him.

His intelligence has time and again saved him as he is able to think about his situations and the best solution to get out of his predicaments while keeping a calm head, regardless of how dire the situation might be. However, despite his intelligence or perhaps because of it, he can be inept about the delicacy and bonds of family.

While he does display an understanding of how to be social as he often invites important people like the president over for dinner and was able to quickly charm over Penny's parents, his relationship with Sherman is not that simple.

He in some ways seems to see children as part of a project or an invention where the parent builds and raises the child, but cannot understand Sherman because of this, as he wishes he wouldn't grow up and would always listen to his orders and having to be told by Leonardo that children are not like inventions because they are individuals who grow up, have their own opinions, and will spread their wings. This scares Mr. Peabody as he does not want to grow distant to Sherman, which is possibly the reason why he always tells Sherman what to do, to make sure he is not in danger but also to secure the bond he has with him. However, through his misadventures with him and Penny, he realizes he must grow to respect Sherman's growing sense of independence and that no matter what happens, the bond between them will never break.

He also has a habit of trying to act cool and saying terrible puns he thinks are funny. He is normally a very patient individual who takes pride in himself and his accomplishments but will be tolerant of people who look down on him and try to show them what he is capable of, though people like Ms. Grunion will push his buttons. Additionally, while his intelligence prevents him from normally resorting to his more primal, animal side (as shown when he refused to play catch the stick), he does sometimes resort to his canine tendencies as shown when Sherman threw a ball and Mr. Peabody eagerly chased after it. His more vicious, "dog" like behavior will also subconsciously emerge when those close to him are injured or in danger, as shown when he saw Ms. Grunion try to take Sherman away, he cried it hurt and begged Mr. Peabody to help, and Mr. Peabody temporarily reverted to being a dog and proceeded to bite Ms. Grunion in anger, much to his own horror. This shows he is protective of those he loves.

An impression of Robert Downey Jr.'s Tony Stark would fit Mr. Peabody better.

Don Wilkinsworth has been in the police force for many years, he's a great detective, always doing whatever it takes to get the job done.

However, he also tries to be the voice of reason in the police force, often serving as someone who sees the best in people, but at the same time, he isn't naive. He shows great sympathy towards those who lose their beloved ones to criminals. But at times, he isn't afraid to get angry with Criminals who threaten his friends and family. Often threatening them with violence.

However, he has a strained relationship with his sister, whom she doesn't really talk to anymore due to sibling bickering in the past leading to fights. Despite this, he's a down to earth detective and serves as a voice of reason for all the adults.

An impression of Kyle Chandler fits this character.

Jimmy may seem weak and girly, and enjoy dolls more than monster trucks, but he has a darker side in addition to his more commonly seen infantile persona. When the show first started, Jimmy was very accident prone and was teased a lot, especially by Eddy and Kevin. He was nervous in most every situation, especially those which did not fit into his and Sarah's world of dolls and tea parties. Over time, however, he becomes a mischievous, sneaky little kid who frames the Eds and learns to scam people. There is still a lot of teasing going on in his life, though, and he is still in most cases a wimp.

Jimmy is also very accident-prone. While he is certainly most noted for his fluffy hairdo and that distinctive retainer, he's also likely to be seen sporting a myriad assortment of Band-aids, bandages, and plaster casts. Delicate and fragile to the extreme, it seems there's always something wrong with Jimmy, be it a bandaged nose, a splinted arm, or a simple bump on the head. He gets seasick, rubber tires give him a rash, hopscotch makes him dizzy, he doesn't like being alone, doesn't like strange foods, gets freaked out by camera flashes, bad breath makes him faint, scary stories frighten the jujubes out of him, and Eddy makes him very nervous. Whenever he's not ailed physically, it seems that something's wrong either mentally or emotionally.

Jimmy gets on well with all the cul-de-sac kids, although he's wary of loud-mouth Kevin as he often makes fun of him for being a weakling. He knows nobody's really going to get him, because he has a fiercely loyal bodyguard who will spring to his defense at the first whimper. He does join in with group games and Urban Rangers activities, but he's happiest (and safest) when he's with Sarah. Sarah may tell him what to do, but she doesn't tell him what to be, and so he's free to talk about tea sets, curtains, the latest fashions, or offer to style Sarah's hair without fear of rebuke or mockery.

An impression of Keenan Christensen is required.

Sarah is Ed's pampered, loud and controlling younger sister who despises her older brother and his two good friends thoroughly, subjecting them to horrific verbal and physical abuse on a regular daily basis. She is very easily antagonized, particularly by Eddy's sassy remarks and insults, and has exhibited brute strength and extreme violence in reaction to the causes of her anger. Her softer, sweeter side is only visible when in the presence of friends, particularly her closest companion, Jimmy, whom she is seldom seen without, or when masking her supremely bratty behavior when trying to wheedle others into giving her what she wants.

An impression of Janyse Jaud is appropriate.

Perhaps the most important thing about Jonny is his large imagination. The defining trait in regards to this, and in regards to him as a character, is his attraction to his best friend, a piece of wood with crayon-drawn eyes and smile named Plank.

Jonny is a free-spirited person as he does whatever he wants to do and usually enjoys it all the while. He gives little regard to what others think of him and Plank, and seems to exist in his own world half the time.

Jonny is also very willing to try new things. He is easily fooled and amused and he often finds that many of the Eds scams are great entertainment for himself and Plank. He faces down danger happily, finding the adventure entertaining and not scary in the least.

Jonny is so annoying to some of the other kids that they are more than willing to pay the Eds to get rid of him. Jonny seems to possess the ability to utterly freak out Ed with his inherently odd nature, to the point of causing Ed to have a mental breakdown.

True to his sunny disposition, Jonny's usually happy to talk to and help anyone and everyone, including the Eds. He does, however, lose the sunny disposition when Plank goes missing.

Lincoln is a good-hearted and well-meaning person, who is always looking for fun, and thinking about the well being of others. As the family nerd, along with Lisa, Lincoln is an avid fancier of comic books, manga, video games, fantasy and science fiction stories, which are typical interests for a boy his age. His favorite comics are Ace Savvy, David's Castle, and Comix Jokes. His favorite music band is SMOOCH.

He is known to be "the man with a plan", as he is usually elaborating plans with a specific objective, most of them for his own benefits. His plans rarely succeed because of his own selfish and reckless decisions or by his sisters' interference. When he goes too far, he will always find the solution even if that means making himself look like a fool.

Most of the time Lincoln is quiet and relaxed, but sometimes he gets upset when he is annoyed, or when something goes wrong. Also, he has proved to be very patient, especially with his sisters. His greatest fear is the family falling apart.

Something that Lincoln has shown is that he is a multi-faceted person. Thanks to a life of living with ten sisters, each with a different personality, he is adapted to them, so he can communicate with any of them, and help them with their activities without a problem. Living in a female dominated family caused him to develop typically feminine traits, like kindness, sensitivity, cooking, beauty pageant knowledge, and sewing skills.

He acts as the "Jack of All Trades" to all of his sisters. He is not as good as his sisters in what they do, but he is competent enough to impress and help them in what they are doing: such as helping Lucy write her poems, being one step ahead of Luan in her pranks, preventing Lisa's experiment from exploding by adding a chemical, assisting Leni with her fashion designing, and catching Lynn's football in "Project Loud House". He is also the only one Luna complemented when the Loud House siblings were playing instruments in "House Music".

The episode "Study Muffin" showed that he's a responsible student, has good grades, and doesn't really need a tutor, unlike Lynn, Lucy, Lana, and Lola. This makes him the second smartest of the Loud siblings, after Lisa.

An impression of Grant Palmer, Collin Dean or Tex Hammond is required.

Being the oldest of the siblings, Lori is bossy, condescending, somewhat rude and she has a bad temper. Lori tends to come off as an anti-hero, if not downright villainous or antagonistic for those not familiar with her. She tries to keep the house from ending up in a pile of rubble or ashes. But aside from that, she is also friendly and insecure. She is protective as she locks her room with a key.

She likes to keep her shoes under her bed for unknown reasons. She does not like the others touching her possessions, especially her cell phone, which seems to be her most valuable object. The reason for this is that she does not want to waste her phone memory for messages other than the ones from Bobby. She's also very territorial as she loudly yells at anyone who goes into to her room without permission before kicking them out.

In some occasions she acts without thinking, and commits malicious actions against the others for her own selfish benefits, but since her love for her family always comes before any petty problem, she has a caring heart underneath a rough exterior, and she will always try to fix her mistakes. Deep down, Lori is insecure and is usually frustrated with the responsibilities and burdens of having to take care of her nine wild sisters and only brother. It is also shown that while she gets annoyed and easily agitated by a lot of people, she feels lonely without the people she loves and cares about (such as Bobby and her family) and her worst fear is in fact, losing them forever.

An impersonation of Catherine Taber is required.

Despite being the second-oldest of the Loud children, Leni is quite ditzy and is very forgetful, absent-minded, and perky. Various examples of her simple-mindedness are expressed throughout the series.

Despite being ditzy and absent-minded, Leni's shown to be skilled at fashion designing, wood carving, singing, lock-picking, and making smoothies, which demonstrates that while she may not be very bright, she is creative and artistically inclined. She is also very friendly and gets along well with her siblings.

An impression of Liliana Mumy would fit perfectly well.

Luna is very happy, wild, caring, and easily the loudest sibling of the entire family. What she likes most is singing, playing musical instruments, and being with her family.

An impression of Nika Futterman will be appropriate.
Most of the time, she can be found practicing with her guitar or listening to rock music. She somewhat gets angry and threatening with her fists. She will get upset if someone turns off her music, and in some cases, she will get agitated by her siblings. She sometimes gets depressed when her family isn't with her, or when she upsets her siblings.

he is bisexual, as she was shown to be romantically interested in both Danny Fenton, and a female classmate (and fellow rocker) of hers named Sam Sharp, respectively, with subsequent episodes depicting Luna as having entered a romantic relationship with Sam.

Luan is a very goofy and fun-loving girl with an enthusiasm for comedy and making puns. Her goal is to make the world laugh along with her, though some of her material still needs work. She loves pulling pranks on her siblings and frequently makes puns for every situation, causing her to get on everyone's nerves. While Luan laughs at others' humiliations and often comes off as a nuisance to others, she does it with good intentions and does not mean to harm anyone as she just wants to make people laugh. Despite Luan's occasional ruthlessness she is mostly friendly towards her siblings, especially to Leni and Luna.

She always has a positive and cheerful attitude. She is very optimistic, as she likes to support her siblings, and especially make them laugh and feel better.

Despite her default cheerfulness, Luan has expressed emotions of sadness, vulnerability, and insecurity a few times in the series and has implied herself to be in desperate need of affection. She seems to be sensitive to criticism. However, she does not wear her emotions on her sleeves in this situation, as she closes her eyes rather than full-stop crying out loud, to avoid giving her siblings the impression of immorality, also showing that she lacks courage.

An impression of Cristina Pucelli is appropriate here.

Lynn is athletic and competitive. She loves to play sports and enjoys roughhousing with her siblings.

She enjoys playing every existing sport, including football, soccer, hockey, basketball, and baseball. She is also skilled in various forms of martial arts, such as kickboxing, Mexican wrestling (or Lucha libre), and parkour.

Lynn tends to turn everything into a competition - her siblings consider this to be her most annoying habit. She is also shown to be very competitive, and strives to be "number one" in every game she plays, even when winning isn't involved.

After Lola and Lori, she is the third most easily angered Loud sibling and is the most prone to physical confrontations.

Despite her tomboyish attitude, she shows a more feminine side on rare occasions, and takes part in her sisters' girly activities. She shows no shame in using puppy eyes to get what she wants.

An impression of Jessica DiCicco's Lynn voice would be fitting.

Lucy is a gloomy, cynical, deadpan, and mysterious goth girl who is almost always seen with a stoic frown. She is interested in occultism, poetry, and the works of Gothic authors, like Edgar Allen Poe and H.P. Lovecraft. She has an uncanny ability to seemingly teleport to different places, which often spooks her siblings, especially Lincoln. Some of her siblings refer her as a "spooky" girl. She frequently uses words to describe her actions, such as saying the word "Sigh" instead of actually sighing. Occasionally, she feels left out that nobody listens to her and everyone thinks she's weird (despite their obvious quirks), however this is likely not the reason for her gloominess, because Lucy frowned and wore black even as a baby.

Though typically rather gloomy, she is shown to be happy on several occasions. She is also shown to be rather compassionate, as she shows sympathy for Lincoln's dilemmas, and always shows her appreciation for his kindness.

An impression of Jessica DiCicco's monotone Lucy Loud voice would be fitting.

Lola is a sharp-tongued beauty queen. She carries a great sense of self-importance, and is always ready to be on the offense if someone crosses her. She can be quite materialistic and will go to great lengths to get what she wants. She is particularly skilled at making money (even if she must deceive others), and dedicates much of her time to winning beauty pageants. Despite being image-focused she takes school seriously, and makes it a point to get her work done in order to allow her the flexibility to focus on pageant training. Lola's interests include anything girly - this includes fashion shows, makeup, and posing for photo shoots. She is constantly claiming how beautiful she is, and can't look away from a mirror for more than five seconds, which gets on everybody's nerves. Even though she is determined to get her way most of the time, she often shows remorse or guilt if she hurts the feelings of one of her family members.

he is always grateful for Lincoln's kindness towards her, and usually appreciates her family's company. At times, she has shown herself to be capable of humility and selflessness when compelled to let go of her own needs, so she isn't completely heartless. In addition, when one of her siblings is in trouble, she shows genuine concern, and often cooperates with her other siblings to cheer them up.

An impression of Grey Griffin is acceptable.

Lana is a tomboy, contrasting with her twin's more girly personality. She loves to play in mud and enjoys getting her hands dirty. Her pleasures are found in filth of all kinds, and anything unhygienic, from frogs to digging in the trash for chewed gum to doing business outdoors. Despite her tomboyishness and gross habits, she is a decent enough person and is loving towards her family. She also helps her family with more of the household jobs like unclogging the toilet and cleaning the animals out.

An impression of Grey Griffin is acceptable.

Though the second-youngest of the Louds, Lisa is a child prodigy, so she's the smartest kid in the bunch. Because of this, she often tends to be egocentric, boorish, condescending, and sarcastic with other people. She speaks with a lateral lisp, and usually has a stoic frown, though she does smile from time to time.

She is not as excited as her siblings, although sometimes she becomes excited when something really good happens.

An impression of Lara Jill Miller fits the character.

Lily is always happy, and enjoys being with her siblings. Unlike other babies, she doesn't cry too often. She is also the most behaved of the siblings.

Even though she's just a baby, Lily is shown to be fairly aware of her surroundings, and especially of her siblings' many antics, in which she is often swept up.

Although still learning to talk, she seems to understand her brother and sisters quite often, such as when Luan wanted her to be a ventriloquist dummy. She is very cheerful, and loves to be near her siblings. She is most frequently seen in the care of Lincoln, Luna, Leni, and Lori.

Despite her cheerfulness, she isn't above fighting back if rubbed the wrong way.

Sid is generally known to be very superstitious, stubborn, timid, cowardly and especially being very paranoid, having once believed to have killed his school principal with a voodoo doll carved from soap, and at another time believing that Stinky was a vampire. There was even an occurrence in which he was obsessed with cleanliness after learning about germs in his classroom, so much so that he wore a special anti-germ suit and could barely sit inside his desk while wearing it. His paranoid tendencies often cause him much grief.

Sid is Gerald's "lead-in" man; when Gerald is about to tell another of the Urban Legends, Sid introduces him, usually mentioning how the story has been passed "from kid generation to kid generation".

For the most part, Sid hangs around with Harold and Stinky, and the trio is often the cause of trouble around P.S. 118 and the surrounding neighborhood. A few episodes are based around the trio and the consequences they or others must face because of their troublesome antics. Sid can also be a jerk (both when he's with Stinky or by himself) and is rather quick to mock or distrust others. However, he does have his nicer and helpful moments.

An impression of Sam Gifaldi will be appropriate.

Stinky is a stereotypical country boy and speaks with a hillbilly accent. Despite this, he is actually much smarter than people think and doesn't like it when people stereotype him as being dumb. Stinky can occasionally act like a jerk as well, often when he's with Sid. But when he's not with Sid, Stinky is much more civilized, calm, mild-mannered, mature and serious.

An impression of Christopher P. Walberg is appropriate.

Harold is immature, naive, cowardly, dumb, insecure, and usually kind of obnoxious, but becomes caring and more innocent after the first season (though he denies it in public). Harold can be considered the bully of the group, even though his bark is usually worse than his bite. Despite his frequent posturing, he is also a bit of a crybaby and is easily frightened and/or upset and frequently cries for his mommy (among other things) while running away or wanting to escape from a situation.

Harold can be somewhat of a backstabber: One day, he can be a friend/ally, but then the very next day, he's teasing and bullying. He is usually seen with Stinky and Sid, who both share this character trait as well, usually causing problems for others or themselves.

An impression of Justin Shenkarow is required

Soos is a fat, friendly, and buck-tooth employee whose desire to be where the action is makes him an excellent resource for the twins when they need a ride around town. Aside from the twins, he is one of the only people around who sees and believes all the strange things happening in Gravity Falls, as seen in "Tourist Trapped", when he says he is always noticing weird stuff in Gravity Falls, an assertion he makes in other episodes.

While he frequently shows an eager, inquisitive, and childish nature, Soos knows when to drop the act and be an adult, such as when he, Mabel, and Dipper encountered the Gobblewonker, where he carried both of them and outran it. He has good relationships with Dipper and Mabel, though Dipper becomes irritated with him at times, such as in "Land Before Swine", when he is clumsy and he does not see the problem. He is also very humorous. He is addicted to pressing the cackling skulls at the Summerween Superstore and believes that the inflatable ducks from the pool can talk. This gives proof of his childish and naïve nature.

An impression of Alex Hirsch would fit.

Grunkle Stan is at first sight a wise and cunning salesman, running a tourist trap in a town with enough unsuspecting customers to sell worthless knickknacks to and take on tours of so-called "mysteries." He conducts his business with surprising flair and wit.

Whennot planning or executing money-making schemes (both legal and illegal), he's usually at home watching television. His preferred shows include Cash Wheel, Duck-tective and period dramas. He also enjoys fishing.

Stan is also manifestly greedy and selfish, even stating once that his greatest desire in life is to "possess riches". He sees tourists as easy cash and nothing more. However, this obsession seems to stem from his father's words when he kicked him out of the house, and by the harsh, poverty-stricken life he led after being disowned.

While his trickery might appear unremarkable to some, Stan's cunning transcends his Mr. Mystery persona: he's been able to figure out Lil' Gideon's plots on numerous occasions and even manages to outwit Bill Cipher in the end. Even though he was written off as unintelligent by his teachers and even his father, he was capable of restoring his brother's universe portal, and can be seen operating its computer in the days leading up to an event called, "The Endgame".

Stan has a deep sense of family loyalty. He responded to Ford's request for help after an entire decade of being estranged, and was deeply hurt when he realized his brother didn't intend to make amends, even calling him out on how bad a brother Ford turned out to be.

Ryan is a well-rounded, shy and quiet sophisticated kid, always keeping his nose in studying notes and books. Judging by the way he's scared of what his father will think, he seems to be a pressured child. He is socially awkward and he doesn't have any friends.

Ryan’s father has many expectations of him for instance, he wants him to become a lawyer after graduating Harvard, and Ryan is too scared to try to tell his father otherwise.

His "Daddy Issues" notwithstanding, he is clearly capable of creating machines and his own suit of armor and many other things. When not around his father, he's not pressured and he becomes easy going. He likes to hang out with his friends, and while he's very smart, he's not a smartaleck like Jimmy or Dexter.

An impersonation of Tom Holland's Peter Parker would be perfect for Ryan Dennis.

Jimmy's father. It's clear that Jimmy didn't inherit his genius from his dad, Hugh. Hugh is kind of goofy (ok , really goofy), but he's always in a good mood. When it comes to discipline, he's clueless, and leaves the hardcore parenting stuff to Jimmy's mom, Judy (who he affectionately calls Sugar Booger). Hugh collects wooden ducks as a hobby, but he's almost as fascinated by Jimmy's neato toys as Jimmy is. Strangely, he was president of the Brain Teaser Club in high school.

Hugh's personality seems to be on the quirky side of things and is the sort of person who prefers to do things his way. Despite his odd quirks and absent-mindedness, he is fatherly, caring, well-meaning, and good natured. He loves ducks and pie.

An impression of Mark DeCarlo would be appropriate.

Judy is head of the Neutron household. She's no-nonsense, but always concerned with Jimmy's exploits and how his day went. Judy is a caring and loving mother towards Jimmy, and is very affectionate towards her husband, Hugh. However, she gets frustrated with Jimmy's antics and all the trouble he causes, usually having to give him a lecture or put him in his place.

An impression of Megan Cavanaugh would be fitting.

A hard-knocks detective, working hard on cases and quick to anger when things don't go his way. Fred makes sure the criminal is apprehended by any means necessary. He also distrusts teenage heroes, despite Don Wilkinsworth's approval for them to help the police force apprehend crooks.

An impression of any voice actor who voiced him would work.

A stern and overprotective father, Paul does whatever it takes to ensure his daughters' happiness and tries to help them in any way possible, despite his hard-headedness.

An impression of Stephen Colbert would be fitting.

The mother of Cindy, Penelope and Jenifer, she always tries to make sure no one ever goes too far, and always makes sure they don't get into serious trouble.

An impression of Lesile Mann would be fine.

Due to Billy's idiotic, foolish desires, which he orders Grim to bring about, he is often the cause of Grim and Mandy's mishaps. Billy, despite being a complete moron, sometimes has random bursts of cleverness and cunning, especially when he wishes to attain his said foolish desires. Although good-natured and happy-go-lucky, he has occasional fits of stubbornness, violence, anger, and rage, which shows insanity that even Mandy seems to fear. While Billy is the most innocent character of the three, he ends up causing the most problems due to his irrational and often impulsive choice of actions, usually by deliberately doing what the others expressly told him not to do.

An impression of Richard Horowitz will be required.

Mandy is shown to be an anti-hero at best, and an antagonist at worst. An irredeemably cruel, intelligent, cold-hearted, grouchy, abusive, bitter, callous, cynical, heartless, merciless, vain, rude, spoiled, self-centered, stubborn, mean, arrogant, unforgiving, unsympathetic and slothful little girl, she regards herself as being superior to many of the characters on the show, even her parents. She aspires to dominate the planet with an iron fist and to stay as far away from Irwin as possible. Mandy’s dreadful behavior has left her parents in fear and they are often shown avoiding her. Her mother spoils her rotten and showers her with money, compliments, and expensive gifts, despite her fears, and her father is stuck cooking and cleaning for her. However, it is shown that Mandy truly loves her family, as she was genuinely shocked when they revealed they were afraid of her. As much of a psychopath as she is, Mandy doesn’t like cheating and would rather accomplish things for herself. It is said by many fans that Mandy gets scarier and meaner every season.

An impression of Grey DeLesile would be fitting.

Owen is a huggable, upbeat, fun-loving, friendly, passionate, and optimistic competitor, who is basically in Total Drama to have fun, not for the grand prize. Owen's three biggest loves are eating, having a good time and passing a large amount of gas. Among his peers, he is arguably the most popular contestant of all time for his cheerful ways, optimistic viewpoints no matter what the situation is, and ability to see the best in other people. He even accomplishes the impossible in making a friend of Chris. He always tries to help his team win challenges despite his physical and mental disadvantages. Usually enthusiastic at first, he often ends up failing, the majority in a variety of humorous ways. As a running gag in the series, Owen is frequently naked, farting, or sometimes both. He has mentioned on numerous occasions that his response to stress (among many other emotions) is eating.

An impression of Scott McCord will do.

Ice King is unlike his canon counterpart, and more like Mr. Freeze. Betty, his wife, fell ill with a rare blood disease that threatened to kill her. With no other option, Simon Petrov, with the help of Rick Sanchez, froze his wife in a block of ice to halt the progress of the disease, and then set out to find a cure, beginning his path to becoming a super villain with the power to control ice due to a tragic accident.

He also talks like a Shakespearean actor, and more sophisticated.

Despite his transformation, he doesn't want to hurt any one, he just wants to cure someone that really means the world to him.

If you wanna do a calmer Tom Kenny Ice King Impression, that's fine, but I would recommend an impression of Tom Hiddleston's Loki.

Delia Deetz is Lydia's mother. The main way she differs from her live-action film counterpart is that she cares more about her family and while she is Lydia's stepmother, as she never refers to her as Delia but only as Mother or Mom.

Like in the live-action movie, Delia is an eccentric sculptor and an artist. A running gag inspired by a joke in the movie has her show Charles Deetz a sculpture or other work of art she made and assumes he likes it after the work of art scares him. She also acts a lot like a stereotypical sweet, but overprotective mother, and wants her daughter to abandon her interests in scary, other-worldly things and focus on more "normal" things for a girl her age. She is also very sensitive, as shown when she adopted Beetlejuice (who at the time was stuck in the form of a dog whose name was Odeious) and was heartbroken when he ran away.

Oddly, Delia also seems to enjoy the Neitherworld. When the Deetzes travel there, she always has a good time. Notably, her bizarre art is also very popular among the ghosts of Neitherwords. The Monster Across The Street buys one of her sculptures, and she puts on an award-winning show at a Neitherworld museum.

An impression of Catherine O'Hara or Elizabeth Hannah would be appreciated.

The movie reveals that Charles works in real estate. His family originally lived in New York City. After having a nervous breakdown Charles, Delia, and Lydia move to Connecticut.

An audition of Jeffery Jones or Roger Dunn would be fitting.

Although Stan is, for the most part, a loving husband and father, he often causes problems within the home with his attitudes. Stan also seems to prize popularity; he encouraged Steve to date cheerleaders in "Pilot (American Dad!)". He is horrified when he discovers his son, Steve, is a geek and is reluctant to let the other C.I.A. agents see him, lest Stan become one of the uncool agents in "All About Steve". Though he appears to dislike nerds, Stan is shown owning a bat'leth, a type of Klingon sword in "Not Particularly Desperate Housewives". Stan is not particularly intelligent. He was even indirectly called a dumbass by one of Steve's teachers when he helped Steve's report on fossils in "Irregarding Steve". In "An Apocalypse to Remember", his family called him "the boob" because of his tendency to do unintelligent things and not think things all the way through.

Stan has a tendency to be hypocritical. However, at times Stan would realize his selfishness and hypocrisy such as in "Chimdale" when he showed Francine, Hayley and Roger that he was bald although all three of them knew already. Unfortunately during "One Little Word", he attempted to be selfless, but in doing so, he left his boss crippled and bleeding on the floor of a cabin because he had been neglecting Francine due to the fact that he wanted to remain Bullock's "Number 1".

Stan has no qualms about kidnapping, drugging, or tasering anybody, even family members, if he sees it as a means to an end. In the pilot episode, he kidnaps American actress and singer Hilary Duff to date his geeky son Steve.

Stan dislikes overweight people, as depicted in several episodes where he made remarks about his son's friend Barry. In "The American Dad After School Special", he meets his son Steve's overweight gothic girlfriend, Debbie, who he doesn't take very kindly to. However, when he is told he's put on a few pounds, his attempts to slim himself down to prevent becoming what he hates leads him to anorexia.

Stan is very xenophobic and vigilant. In "Homeland Insecurity", he profiled the new neighbors, Bob and Linda Memari as terrorists because of their Iranian heritage, though he later seems to warm up to them. He is so proud of the United States that he hates anything foreign, even food i.e. French toast and falafel. He also hates being pegged as feminine. In "Roger Codger", he began to shed tears before he almost shot Roger. Steve pointed that out, and Stan immediately said, "I'm not a lady!". Stan is very traditional, as he believes his wife should be at home, doing housework, unable to leave the house without being escorted, cooking meals and do whatever he says without question. He has been regarded by Hayley in "Homeland Insecurity" and Klaus in "I Can't Stan You" to be insane. During both occasions, Stan has done very irrational things; the first of which was due to his xenophobia while the other was due to him evicting all his neighbors just because they did not like him.

Stan seems to think he knows everything but in "The Most Adequate Christmas Ever", God had to remind him otherwise. Another instance of this is in "Irregarding Steve" where he claims to know everything about fossils. Unfortunately, Steve received a failing grade on his report as a result of Stan's help.

An impression of Seth MacFarlane is acceptable.

Cat is the smarter, more clever and more cunning of the two. He often devises evil plans to trick Dog into getting what he wants, such as making Dog smarter in an attempt to have more in common with him, or having him win a dog sledding contest by training him in a very hard and militaristic manner, and usually, as a result of his greediness and selfishness, these schemes all blow up in his face. He is the "underdog" of the two. Life has been hard for the both of them, as they have been shunned by society due to their awkward appearance, but Cat always seems to get the short end of the stick in the situations, especially faced with the Greaser Dogs. He doesn't like garbage trucks and balls. With his brains and constant ridiculing from the rest of the characters, he is the more defensive and short tempered of the two. Despite his quirks and spats with Dog, he loves his brother with his whole heart. He cares so deeply that he ends up helping Dog in the end once his guilty conscience gets to him. Cat is seen crying often. Cat has a "Crush" on Shriek. In one episode, Cat admits his love for Shriek and kisses her after Shriek kisses Dog and tells him she loves him (Only to wind up getting pounded by the aggressive poodle). Cat desires fame and fortune and tends to go to excessive lengths in order to gain them. He is intelligent and enjoys reading, gardening, and listening to classical music. Cat is somewhat uptight and believes strongly in being polite, eating healthy, organized, and clean. Cat loves beautiful women, but most of them hate him. When Lola moved to Nearburg, Cat was seen trying to eat a muffin and a donut. He is a stickler for rules and, like most cats, is aquaphobic. He is also obsessed with jet skis, once stating that he would sell his soul for one. Cat is 26-years-old and has the blood type A+. Despite his sophisticated personality, Cat also has a dark side which is seen lots of times. Whenever he snaps, Cat becomes a ruthless, psychopathic maniac who even the Greasers are scared of once they see what he is capable of doing (especially his stress-induced, superhuman strength, evident when he destroy the Greasers' monster truck with a single punch). Cat's catchphrase is "TERRIFIC," said in a negative tone. He usually says this when something bad happens.

An impression of Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange would be Appropriate!

Dog is the more happy-go-lucky and more naïve of the two. He is also the source of clumsiness. He is an American Foxhound/Jack Russel Terrier who is extremely ambitious when Cat or any other character convinces him to take on a task, diving right into it with full force and energy. Dog is a typical loyal dog and is easily convinced. He will believe everything he is told. His attention span is the very short and he is easily distracted by balls, garbage trucks, bones, food, dragonflies, and his overactive imagination. Because of his dysfunctional brain, Dog is usually the one who gets the pair into trouble. Not paying attention to Cat's warnings, his actions almost always end up with some severe consequences. Despite this, in many of the episodes, it is shown that Dog is usually the one that is more popular and athletic of the two, such as the episode when Cat and Dog both went back to school to complete Cat's last day of High School. Like Cat, Dog adores his brother and looks up to him no matter how many times Cat steers him into danger. His nickname is, "son" (only by Rancid Rabbit). Dog is Shriek's secret crush. Dog is the typical animal. He is often distracted with chasing shadows and chasing after tennis balls, and loves eating garbage. According to "Fistful of Mail," it had shown that he is the fastest canine in Nearburg. Much to Cat's dismay, he leaves a mess everywhere he goes. According to the series finale, Dog remembers what their parents were like (ex.: "Mom's four eyes; Dad's slimy green skin.") He is also 26. Dog's catchphrase is "HI HO DIGGETY," and he usually says this when he is excited about something. He is an American Foxhound/Jack Russell Terrier mix.

An impression of Paul Rudd's Scott Lang/Ant-Man would be appropriate for this.

Cliff is the muscular, yet fat leader of the Greaser Dogs, a trio of bullies who harrass CatDog. He is very short tempered and speaks similarly to Winslow with a Brooklyn accent. The character enjoys beating people up and will almost always succeed in causing pain. Late episodes reveal softer sides of Cliff, such as his love for ballet and cashmere. Though he is easily distracted, he usually gets his way.

An impression of Tom Kenny or Sylvester Stallone will be acceptable.

Hound dog, and the slowest one of the group and one of the main antagonists. He is a bloodhound mix. He'll forget what he's saying and slur his speech. He's the most loyal of the three Greaser Dogs. Despite his dull wit, like his parents, Lube has lots of musical talent and can sing very well. Also, it is revealed to be fluent in Spanish, shown in the episode Sweet and Lola, and that is why he has a hard time understanding English words.

An impression of Carlos Alazraqui or Jesse Plemons will work!

She‘s a tiny loud poodle with yellow hair. The bottom two hairs are her ears. Shriek is the only greaser with a visible tail consisting of fluffy yellow hair at the end of her tail. She has a reddish-brown heart-shaped nose, a minty yellow-green shirt with a red letter "S" on her shirt, blue pants and brown boots.

An impression of Maria Bamford or Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn voice would be acceptable

He is a mouse who found CatDog as a baby and took care of them ever since. Winslow lives in CatDog's House in the hole in the wall and speaks with a Brooklyn accent. Winslow is always full of sarcastic remarks about anything and everything. He's very sneaky and underhanded with CatDog, especially with Cat. Deeming himself as a self proclaimed "harrasser", Winslow enjoys bullying, taunting, teasing and tricking CatDog on a daily basis, and takes great pride in this "profession". One reason given for this is that it was revealed that Winslow's family and ancestors come from a long line of other harassing mice who behaved similarly to him, so this behavior is simply in his blood, and Winslow just sees picking on others (especially CatDog) as his neutral (not good or bad) duty, by nurture or nature.

An impression of Danny DeVito would be perfect for this!!

Unlike most of Danny Phantom's enemies who have, to some degree, a moral conscience, Dan possesses no such trait. He is outright wrathful, cruel, remorseless, and more than willing to kill even the people he once cared about just so he can continue his existence.

However, after his time on the Halfa Planet, and after living with its inhabitants, he learned how to gain a sense of humanity and care for the people he was with for the past 10 years, so when his new homeworld was on the brink of destruction, or when his timeline was in danger, he was willing to kill and/or destroy civilizations for the sake of saving his new people.

Despite his lack of humanity, he is somewhat shown to have some lingering memories of his past that he shows some fondness towards, such as Tucker's sense of humor.

He is also capable of showing fear, as he was horrified at seeing his younger self using Ghostly Wail, a power that took Dan a decade to master.

An impression of Eric Roberts or Henry Cavill's Superman would be fitting for this character.

Clyde is awkward, caring, and nerdy, but sweet and supportive at the same time. Lincoln can always count on Clyde to help him with a plan. Like Lincoln, Clyde has a passion for comic books, video games, and science fiction movies. He is also a cat lover and owns two cats that he loves very much, despite how his oldest cat Cleopawtra always misbehaves.

Clyde is very neurotic, cowardly, cautious, and worrisome. He has asthma, which requires him and his dads to carry an inhaler everywhere. According to his parents, he cannot consume meals with too much sugar or orange juice with pulp. Clyde is allergic to all kinds of nuts, especially peanuts, as well as gluten (possibly non-celiac gluten sensitivity).

An impression of Caleel Harris or Andre Robinson is acceptable.

Rita is caring towards her children, but is not afraid to punish them if they go too far. She and her husband act playfully romantic towards each other, though she is apparently more level-headed than him. An example of this is when she's concerned about Lincoln playing video games too much and tells him to do some sport outside in "The Loudest Yard".

She dreams to be a novelist but initially seems to lack a creative side, as she wrote a story about a bored dental assistant talking to her fish before being inspired by Lincoln to write about a thrill seeker with white hair, himself.

An impression of Jill Talley would be appropriate.

Lynn Sr. is stern, and often calls a halt to his kids' fights, but he loves and cares about them. He also loves his wife, and often acts playfully romantic towards her. He has been shown to have a childlike side at times, even sometimes taking part in his kids' antics, when it's all in good fun. He's also the more sensitive of the two parents, often necessitating his wife, and stepping in whenever he needs to pull himself together.

An impression of Brian Stepanek is acceptable.

I will need someone that can sound like a little boy to voice Danny Fenton in a flashback sequence.

I will need a little boy or someone that can sound like a little boy to voice Jack Spicer in a flashback sequence.

I will need a little girl or someone that can sound like a little girl to voice Candy Flynn in a flashback sequence.

REMEMBER: She needs to keep the Brooklyn accent!!

Norbert (often called Norb or Norbie) is more relaxed than his younger brother, but most of the time he's just being lazy. He's only older than Daggett by four minutes, but Norb usually takes advantage of this and bosses Dag around. Norb also enjoys tricking Dag into getting himself into trouble or to make him look like an idiot or even hurt.

Norb mispronounces words on purpose to sound cool. On the rare occasions Norb gets along with his brother, he will give him a big bear hug and say "Big hug!", even though he knows that Dag hates it.

Despite being mostly mellow, he cares more about what other people think of him than Dag.

An impression of Chris Evans would be appropriate for this.

Daggett (also referred to as Dag or Daggie) gives meaning to the phrase "Busy as a beaver", as he has lots of energy and ends up doing all the work that Norb won't do. He doesn't enjoy being the younger sibling and is often jealous of his older brother. He is very easily manipulated and often buys junk off of the TV. He also gets scared very easily, but can become angry just as quickly, especially if someone touches his teddy bear.

Daggett seems to have a beef with everything in the World. and oddly enough everything seems to have a beef with him.

However, despite his constant stupidity, he has been shown to try and take responsibility.

An impression of Charlie Day would work.

Lyle is a conman, due to dropping out of High School to attempt to get a Broadway career, eventually, Lyle turned to selling monorails for con cash and shows no regret towards conning towns to destruction or bankruptcy.

But behind the Music Man-like charm is a hurt little boy unable to achieve his dreams, longing to make things right with his family.

An impersonation of Phil Hartman or Topher Grace would be beneficial towards this character.