Characters with small roles who will likely never appear again in the podcast.
Juno Steel[]
Dr. Lillian Strauss[]
Dr. Lillian Strauss was a scientist working for Saffron Pharmaceuticals. She was assigned to research the Martian Pill and was killed by Miasma.
Madam Rossignol[]
Madam Rossignol was a high-ranking official on Brahma who lived in the floating city of New Kinshasa. She attempted to sell similar technology to that of the floating city to officials from Akna, Mag and Peter Ransom. She was voiced by Harley Takagi Kaner.
Bosco[]
Bosco was security personnel for Babbling Brook Realty who worked with The Piranha. He had a fondness for Pippa and refused to kill her. He also suffered from insomnia. He was voiced by Kevin Vibert.
Dr. Munrovian[]
Dr. Munrovian was a designer pets dealer working for The Piranha. He made a cat identical to Pippa and surgically implanted a bomb in it. He was voiced by Noah Simes.
Anemone[]
Anemone was the name both Juno Steel and Omar Khan gave to a member of Pilot Pereyra's gang. They were voiced by Kate Jones.
Miranda Fairbanks[]
Miranda Fairbanks was the creator of Northstar Entertainment. She was deceased by the time the Questions Unanswered episode about Jack Takano was produced, but the actor who read her quotes was played by Allison Choat.
Jocelyn Chen[]
Jocelyn Chen was the Head of Animation at Northstar Entertainment when Jack Takano worked there, and she and Jack had a public falling out. Jack later apologized to Jocelyn. She was voiced by Melissa Barker.
Hawk Hackett[]
Hawk Hackett narrated a twenty part series called Questions Unanswered: Where is Jack Takano? as well as Questions Unanswered: What Happened to Oldtown? Voiced by Marge Dunn.
Anthony DiMaggio[]
Anthony Dimaggio was a pharmaceutical executive at Saffron Pharmaceuticals and the husband of Julian DiMaggio. He was killed by an associate of Miasma in an attempt to learn more about the Martian pill being developed at Saffron.
Detective Parsons[]
Detective Parsons was a corrupt police officer who tried to frame Rita for tampering with evidence. Muscular, but not in a useful way.[1] he was voiced by Lydian Meloccaro.
Doc Gomez[]
Doc Gomez is what Puck Falco calls the only doctor in Pickham Point, Io. [2]
Ricky Lately[]
Ricky Lately is the child of Arcana Lately, and an up and coming space pirate who retired to be Mick Mercury's valet. Has an anxiety diagnosis. Full name Richard Samuel Lately. They were voiced by Kiki Samko.[3]
Sammy Lately[]
Sammy Lately is the child of Arcana Lately, and an up and coming space pirate who retired to be Mick Mercury's cook. Full name Samuel Samuel Lately. They were voiced by Lindsay Eagle.[3]
Marty Lately[]
Marty Lately is the child of Arcana Lately, and an up and coming space pirate who retired to be Mick Mercury's gardener. Full name Martin Samuel Lately. He was voiced by William Schuller.[3]
The Broker[]
The person who set up the meeting between Slip Jackson and The Executives.[4] He was voiced by Kolton Stremler.
Arthur Dodger[]
Arthur Dodger was one of the Pests of Brahma, alongside Slip Jackson and Peter Nureyev. He got shot and died. Slip tells The Executives that Nureyevs real name is Arthur Dodger in a game of Rangian Street Poker, which is a lie that gets them caught. Nureyev hallucinates an undead version of Arthur Dodger during The Executives interrogation.[5]
Warner Jayne[]
Warner Jayne is the producer of Freedom in Chains. Juno Steel gets a security job from him via Cassandra Kanagawa to protect the PrismaCrystal Chimes, which he gave to the director Billie Dalton. He sponsors the play, but doesn't like it very much- he likes it when the show has a kiss at the end.[6] He was voiced by Cam Cronen.
Second Citadel[]
Brother Hengist and Sister Horsa[]
Brother Hengist and Sister Horsa were the dual mayors of Ballast. They believe strongly in curses. They shunned Vivian along with the rest of Ballast.[7] They were both voiced by Kate Jones.
Pierre[]
Pierre was a man from The Southern Frosts who was not fond of Sir Angelo, or anyone from The Northern Wilds, for that matter.[8] He was voiced by Stewart Evan Smith.
Lord Vaxellius of the Purple Plumage[]
Vaxellius was a Familiar to The Keep before Lord Arum. He was a purple bird monster who was a sorcerer.[9]
Lord Tiktik the Iridescent[]
Tiktik was a Familiar to The Keep before Lord Arum who discovered the Mermaid Tunnels to the Wayward East. She went through to the East and never returned.[10]
Sister Bolei[]
Sister Bolei was a Sister of The Garden of Graves who specialised in science and was familiar with cell theory. Refuses to sit at a table with only four people. Cares deeply for Olala. Told her that she was half human half monster without permission. During The Kite's invasion, she was taken hostage and injured, before being killed with the rest.[11] She was voiced by Sarah Gazdowicz.
Sister Meenah[]
Sister Meenah was a sister of The Garden of Graves who likely specialised in battle. Trained Olala to pierce granite with her fist.[12]
Sister Na[]
Sister Na was a sister of The Garden of Graves who likely kept a lookout or patrols the Garden. Saw Tyrantlizard tracks the morning of The Kite's invasion, possibly from the Tyrantlizard he killed using the cockatrice soul.[11] Told Olala to always have four mushroom-caps at dinnertime.
Sister Viina[]
Sister Viina was a sister of The Garden of Graves who could use magic and healed a cut Olala got once.[11]
Sister Yano[]
Sister Yano was a sister of The Garden of Graves who used to make sweet potatoes on sugar snow as a treat, which was a skill the Abbess did not possess.[13]
Sister Aano[]
Sister Aano was a sister of The Garden of Graves who once said that “crazy” is just what we call people who are sick in a way we don’t understand yet.[14]
Sister Beenok[]
Sister Beenok was a travelling sister of The Garden of Graves who lived so long ago even the Abbess did not know her. She left the Garden to find death across the world. The sisters of the garden of graves originally thought her lost, but she ended up in Silvershore and wrote the book “The Garden of Peace and Death", which Olala later found and read.[15]
Jack-of-Shadows[]
Jack-of-Shadows was the last shadowshifter: a race of demons who eat human children and are burned by the light. He was arrested by Sir Caroline and imprisoned in the Royal Archives alongside the other shapeshifters she found while searching for Olala. He made a deal with Olala that he would open two doors for her in exchange for his freedom. Quanyii warned Olala not to complete the deal, as he would then kill her. Olala accidentally allowed Jack to open a second door for her anyway, and Quanyii fought off Jack to give her an opportunity to escape. Quanyii began to lose the fight, and so retreated once Olala was out of sight and went to her wife Sir Caroline for help. Meanwhile, Jack shapeshifted into Quanyii in order to lure Olala out and eat her but was disgusted to learn she was not a fully human child. Before he could harm her further, Sir Caroline and Quanyii arrived back on the scene, and together they successfully slew Jack, ending the species of shadowshifters.[16] He was voiced by Stewart Evan Smith.
Augustus of Ingenue[]
Ingenue is an employee of Sir Pellinore who was accosted by Olala when she and her group were looking for his employer. He is very full of himself. He is voiced by Lydian Meloccaro.[17]
Frank[]
Frank is another employee of Sir Pellinore's, older and unappreciated by his coworker Ingenue. Caroline, Ale, and Quanyii knock him unconscious in their frustration with him. He is voiced by Glen Moore.[17]
Sir Pellinore[]
Sir Pellinore is a retired Knight of the Crown who has taken to hoarding magic items from the Wayward East in his old age. His use of the Truesight crystal in his paranoia has been of extreme deficit to his health. He is voiced by Bob Musset.[17]
Otto of the Craftman's Quarter[]
Otto is a man who was arrested for protesting against new tax laws implemented by Queen Mira after the invasion of The Kite. He was taken to the dungeons to be "exorcised" by Sir Tristan the Cold under the guise that he was possessed by a demon, and was starved for weeks. Talfryn, an old neighbour of his, tried to help him by giving him food he snuck into the dungeons.[18] His voice was uncredited.
Finlet[]
Finlet is one of Mermother Amma's younger children, and a clone of her. Roughly human sized. Has an interest in science, and gets along with Rilla.[10] She was voiced by Josephine Moshiri Elwood.
Bekko[]
Bekko is one of Mermother Amma's younger children, and a clone of her. Roughly human sized.[10] She was voiced by Josephine Moshiri Elwood.
The Doctor[]
The Doctor is a human doctor who works in Silvershore. Caroline pays him for Quanyii's care. He seems experienced in cases of Mirrored Madness, and informs her that her cure is dandelions. He has a generally awkward disposition, and seems very tired. Makes nervous jokes.[15] He was played by Kevin Vibert.
Cobbleston the Guardgoyle[]
Cobbleston is the Guardgoyle of the W.E.P Clocktower, and has been working there for thousands of years. She takes her job very seriously, and doesn't particularly like her coworkers. She seems unaware that the real treasure she's guarding is the protective spirit of Silvershore.[19] She was voiced by Erica Simpson.
Crickitilly[]
Crickitilly is a many-armed monster owner of Crickitilly's Lightly-Used Books that befriends Angelo. He is a member of the Talking Canary Network, and has a broodmate.[15] During the invasion of Silvershore, he urges Angelo and his friends to take a glass leviathan to the city beneath.[20] He was voiced by Kate Jones.
Gremling[]
Gremling is a gremlin who works in Silvershore's black market. He finds humans very gullible. He gives Sir Lamorak's address to Sir Tristan before being killed in cold blood.[19] He was voiced by Harley Takagi Kaner.
Capuchin[]
Capuchin is a monkey monster who creates and sells the newspaper "The Weekly Soothsayer", which tells you "everything the big publishing companies don't want you to know". It has a customer base in the dozens. Though mostly full of nonsense, like saying the Southern Frosts does not exist, there are gems of truth in the magazine: for example, one of the articles is "I saw a baby made of crystals- the end begins", foreshadowing the upcoming annihilation of Silvershore.[19] She was voiced by Ginny D'Angelo.
Enoch[]
Enoch is an ancient jellyfish that is thousands of years old. He was around for the building of Silvershore, and is the only monster who knows of the existance of the protective spirit of Silvershore in the W.E.P clocktower.[21] He was voiced by Harley Takagi Kaner.
The Wolf[]
The Wolf is a Were-Beaver who is one of Echidna's favorites. He was banned from the fighting arenas for biting too hard.[22] He was voiced by Peter Staley.
Corpse-Golem[]
Corpse-Golem is a charming lady who is one of Echidna's favorites. She loves scary decorations. Since her original creator has died, she has to maintain her own flesh which is made of corpses and prone to falling right off.[22] She was voiced by Sara Morin.
The Nosferatu[]
The Nosferatu is a member of a mosquito-like species who is one of Echnidna's favorites. He is a big fan of board games, and has four hatchlings who get along well with Angelo.[22] He was voiced by Cam Cronen.
The Monster Senate[23][]
- Senator Big Shot of the Terpsichores is a monster who loves entertainment. His home is The Main Stage. He was voiced by Jason Mellin.
- Senator Primadonna of the Sirens is a Siren who is beautiful while singing and turns into a catfish when not. She wants to know if Rilla ever got to kiss that lizard. Her home is the Siren Cove. She was voiced by Melissa Ennulat.
- Senator Snoutt of the Warhogs is a warhog who was behind the fear monster who attacked the Second Citadel, and interested in keeping the war between humans and monsters going for as long as possible so that he can sell weapons. He has spies in the Second Citadel. Porkus and Trotter were his Horc warriors. His home is the Warhog Burrows. He was voiced by Matthew Zahnzinger.
- Senator A Big Gross Pile of Moss of the Lichenate is an ancient and respected member of the senate who is able to sense the state of the soil over long distances. He was voiced byMelissa DeJesus
- Senator R692352 of the Tin Contraptions is a construct who is of the opinion that Lord Arum deserves an apology for mistreatement by the senate. It was voiced by Leslie Drescher.
- Senator Fuzwuz of the Teddy-Bear Parade is a monster who is beloved by literally everyone who see him. He was voiced by Stewart Evan Smith.
- Senator Gunkler of the Muckmen is a monster who is disliked by just about everyone. Along with Senator Snoutt, was behind the fear monster who attacked the Second Citadel. Snoutt uses him to test ideas on the senate without compromising his own respect. His home is the Dumplands. He was voiced by Marge Dunn.
- Senator Ook is an ape monster.[24] He was voiced by Noah Simes.
- Senator Cluck is a chicken monster who helps move Senator A Big Gross Pile of Moss' wheelbarrow.
- The Speaker is a strange wet monster who leads the proceedings and delegates who can speak when in the Senate. They were voiced by Harley Takagi Kaner.
The Pilot[]
The pilot is a human pilot whose aeroplane was shot down during the Off-Worlders' invasion of Silvershore. He finds Arum deeply disturbing, as he has never seen a monster before. He resists interrogation by Arum, laughing as he tells them all about how their Universe is just one part of a larger whole.[25] He was voiced by Craig Phillips.
Reaper Corvid[]
Reaper Corvid is Reaper Kestrel's younger brother who was killed by Galahad. He liked to treat those who climbed his mountain like guests, throwing feasts in their honor and letting them stay for weeks before dueling them. Like all Tengu, he possessed great power as a god of the duel. He lost a duel once before, thousands of years ago, and helped repel the Off-World invaders when the man he lost to ordered it. Galahad killed him by poisoning his wine with finely ground anti-magic stone, and absorbed him into the soulkeeper.[26]
One-Shots[]
Lily[]
Lily appeared in Home. She suffers from nightmares that cause her frequent anxiety and has a fear of monsters that live in the dark. She was voiced by Kate Jones.
Jacob[]
Jacob is Lily's brother, and also appears in Home. He was voiced by Joshua Ilon.
Dad[]
Jacob and Lily's father in Home. He was voiced by Noah Simes.
Mom[]
Jacob and Lily's mother in Home. She was voiced by Kat Buckingham.
Sheriff Beau Richmond[]
Beau Richmond appeared in The Coyote of the Painted Plains. He was engaged to Mary Anne, and was on his way to Crossroads to pursue a sheriff career when the train was hijacked. When Mary Anne is kidnapped, he follows her but is unsuccessful in getting her back. At the end of the episode, he has presumably continued to Crossroads by himself. Beau Richmond was voiced by Dan Squizzero.
Joe Nix[]
Joe Nix appeared in The Coyote of the Painted Plains. He is a former friend of Chance Sequoyah, who was hired by Beau Richmond to track down Mary Anne. Nix holds a grudge against Chance, and wants to exact revenge in a shootout. However, he is eventually shot twice and dies. Joe Nix was voiced by Elliott Sicard.
Tobias[]
Tobias is a boy who has been adopted by and lives with Chance Sequoyah. Mary Anne leaves him in charge while she leaves the house to find Chance after one of the other children is kidnapped. Tobias was voiced by Noah Simes.
The Conductor[]
The Conductor works on the train that crosses the Painted Plains. He was voiced by Noah Simes.
George Willis[]
George Willis works in the sheriff's office in Crossroads and meets Mary Anne on the train. He was voiced by Noah Simes.
Billy[]
Billy is a boy who lives with Chance. He was kidnapped by Joe Nix in an attempt to get Chance to duel.
Louise Serling[]
Louise Sterling appears in Shaken. She is a talented painter who hopes not to follow the downfall of her mother (a sculptor) as she slowly begins to be unable to control the shaking in her hands and the rest of her body. She was voiced by Harley Takagi Kaner.
John[]
John is the fiance of Louise Serling, very devoted to her and supportive of her art. He was voiced by Noah Simes.
Mr. Serling[]
The father of Louise Serling. He was voiced by Joshua Ilon.
Mr. Gibson[]
Mr. Gibson runs the Gibson Gallery where Louise Serling's exhibit is set to open. He calls her to threaten that her paintings must be at the gallery by 7AM the next day or she'll lose the slot. He was voiced by Dan Squizzero.
Dr. Collins[]
Dr. Collins performed a postmortem for Louise Serling. He was voiced by Dan Squizzero.
References[]
- ↑ Juno Steel and the Embrace of Ice (Part 1)
- ↑ Juno Steel and the Embrace of Ice (Part 3)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Juno Steel and the Haunting of the Terrible Trio (Part 1)
- ↑ Juno Steel and the Stone Unturned (Part 2)
- ↑ Juno Steel and the Next Page (Part 1)
- ↑ Juno Steel and the Vanishing Act (Part 1)
- ↑ Second Citadel - Lady of the Lake
- ↑ Second Citadel - The Frozen King of Flame
- ↑ Second Citadel - The Moonlit Hermit (Part 2)
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Second Citadel - The Mad Mirages (Part 2)
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Second Citadel - The Fool in the Garden of Death (Part 1)
- ↑ Second Citadel - The Priestess' Fortune (Part 1)
- ↑ Second Citadel - The Perils of Pellinore (Part 2)
- ↑ Second Citadel - The Mad Mirages (Part 3)
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Second Citadel - The Silvered Secrets (Part 1)
- ↑ Second Citadel - The Devil in the Sunlight (Part 2)
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 Second Citadel - The Perils of Pellinore (Part 1)
- ↑ Second Citadel - The Mad Mirages (Part 1)
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 Second Citadel - The Silvered Secrets (Part 2)
- ↑ Second Citadel - The End Begins (Part 1)
- ↑ Second Citadel - The Ocean Oracle (Part 2)
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 Second Citadel - ECHIDNACHT
- ↑ Second Citadel - The Indomitable Duelist (Part 2)
- ↑ Second Citadel - The World to Come (Part 1)
- ↑ Second Citadel - The End Begins (Part 2)
- ↑ Second Citadel - The Indomitable Duelist (Part 3)
| Second Citadel Characters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Major |
Sir Caroline · Sir Angelo · Sir Damien · Amaryllis of Exile · Sir Marc · Sir Talfryn · Lord Arum · Quanyii · Olala · Ale | |
| Recurring |
Queen Mira · The Keep · Sir Lamorak · Sir Absolon · Sir Galahad · Dampierre · Gawain · The Monster Senate | |
| Pilot | ||
| Season 2 | Major | |
| Minor |
Brother Hengist and Sister Horsa · Sunny Budkin · Pitley · Pix · David | |
| Season 3 | Major | |
| Minor | ||
| Season 4 | Major |
Sir Tristan · Sir Pellinore · Amma · Cobbleston the Guardgoyle · The Wolf · Corpse-Golem · The Nosferatu |
| Minor |
Augustus of Ingenue · Frank · Finlet · Bekko · Capuchin · Crickatilly · Enoch | |
| Season 5 | Major | |
| Minor | ||