Enigma is a purple humanoid Stand with question mark patterns that can transform objects and people into paper by capturing their fear-induced habits. Terunosuke uses Enigma to seal individuals in paper, reflecting any damage onto the trapped person. Josuke defeats Terunosuke with the help of Yuya by sealing him in a book. Terunosuke targets Koichi and captures him and Josuke's mother using Enigma's abilities. Terunosuke enjoys instilling fear but can also be cowardly.

Stray Cat is a Stand with air manipulation abilities linked to photosynthesis. It has cat-like traits, aggressive tendencies, and a grudge against Shinobu Kawajiri. It enjoys typical cat activities and dislikes cigarette smoke and being cold. It retains its vindictive nature and laziness even after becoming a plant.

Arnold is Reimi Sugimoto's loyal guard dog in Diamond is Unbreakable. He was killed by Yoshikage Kira and remains as a ghost alongside Reimi in a ghost alley. Arnold's loyalty is shown when he defends Reimi from Kira's attack, ultimately leading to Kira's demise. After Kira's defeat, Arnold and Reimi ascend to Heaven, finally finding peace.

Carole is a determined and passionate orphaned girl with a bright and outgoing personality. She bonds with Tuesday and has a big sister instinct for her. Despite her talent for music, she struggles to hold down part-time jobs due to her straightforward nature. Carole is independent and hesitant to rely on others due to past experiences of bullying and hardships. She is quick-witted and sometimes lets her brazenness get the best of her. Carole's style ranges from casual overalls to a stylish leather jacket and miniskirt.

Smile Dog is a demonic husky entity associated with a haunted image known as smile.jpg. Victims who view the image are tormented by the creature in their dreams, compelling them to spread the image to others. The entity induces fear and psychological torment, leading victims to their demise.

Sally is a female chick in LINE Friends, often seen as Brown's little sister figure. She has yellow feathers, tiny black eyes, and an orange beak. Sally is depicted as naive, clever, and sometimes cunning due to seeking attention. In the Netflix series, she is focused on witchcraft studies and is easily distracted by friends. Despite being a background character, Sally has gained many fans. She is often seen with Brown and has been mistaken for a duckling, leading LINE to clarify her species in a skit cartoon.

Legends of the kuzuryū, or nine-headed dragons, are found in various regions of Japan. These divine beings are associated with power over rain and water, with stories dating back to ancient times. In Buddhism, kuzuryū are linked to enlightenment and protection. One famous tale involves a monk saving a village from a malevolent kuzuryū in Lake Ashi, leading to its transformation into a protective spirit. Another story tells of a monk encountering a kuzuryū on Mount Haku, leading to the establishment of the Hakusan Faith and the naming of the Kuzuryū River.

Choco is a sociable female bear who loves gossip and selfies, she wears different clothes daily, with a peach-colored dress and yellow bag. She is Brown's younger sister in the LINE Friends group and shares a birthday with James.

KL-E-0, a friendly Assaultron merchant in Goodneighbor, operates the store Kill or Be Killed and sells unique weapons. She has a contingency plan to eliminate members of the community if needed, including shooting Daisy, dismantling lights in Bobbi No-Nose's hideout, hiring someone to kill for her, strangling Fahrenheit, and poisoning chems to take out John Hancock. She respects Magnolia but has a plan to deal with her if needed.

The Gloink Queen is a prideful, aggressive creature focused on reproducing Gloinks to preserve her bloodline. She clashes with Jax, dislikes other species, and is easily offended. In an episode, she is attacked by an Abstracted Kaufmo, causing her to glitch out, leaving her restoration uncertain.

Gloinks are geometric shapes with asymmetrically-sized eyes and colored lips that steal objects to bring to the Gloink Queen, who converts them into more Gloinks. They appear in the "PILOT" episode of the Digital Circus, disassembling Zooble and serving as a secondary conflict for the characters.

The Sun is depicted as a cartoonish character with a yellow appearance, orange eyes, and a smiling mouth. She shows psychopathic tendencies and threatens Caine for not giving her voicelines. The Sun first appears in the pilot episode alongside the Moon in the introduction song and is seen when Caine gives Pomni a tour of The Grounds.

The Moon in the series has a simple design with a baby blue waning crescent shape and slanted eyes. She openly expresses her love for Caine, even though he doesn't feel the same way, leading him to call her "frisky." The Moon appears in the PILOT episode during Caine's introduction song and later when he shows Pomni The Grounds.

Zooble is a colorful creature with a unique appearance and a grouchy personality who faces an identity crisis. In the pilot episode, their limbs are stolen by the Gloinks but are rescued by their friends Kinger and Kaufmo.

Gangle is a caring and determined character who shows concern for her friends, helps find Zooble, and faces challenges with bravery. She is saddened by losses but also surprised by new discoveries. Gangle is pushed down a slide by Jax and enters the Gloink Queen's Nest last. She ends the episode eating with the group and displaying worry for Pomni.

Kaufmo is a clown known for telling jokes but became unstable and obsessed with finding an exit from the Circus. In his abstracted form, he goes on a violent rampage, attacking characters and creatures until he is finally captured and put in The Cellar by Caine.

Pomni, a clown in a digital circus, battles anxiety and selfishness, showing empathy to friends. Adventures with Caine involve escaping labyrinths, facing creatures, and surreal rooms. With friends' aid, Pomni learns lessons, confronts the Void, seeking an escape.

Ragatha, a living rag-doll with a sweet facade, struggles to maintain her optimism. She comforts Pomni, questions Jax, encounters Kaufmo, gets attacked, seeks Caine's help, and enjoys a digital feast with others.Ragatha comforts Pomni, questions Jax, encounters abstracted Kaufmo, gets attacked and glitched, seeks Caine's help, and enjoys a digital feast with others.

Roxy Harvey is a Reaper with anger issues and struggles with her own death. She works as a police officer, helps her friends investigate a disappearance, and is considered second in command by Rube. Roxy is cynical, no-nonsense, and carries a handgun for intimidation. She develops a near-friendship with George but has little respect for Mason and a mutual dislike with Daisy.

Creed is a ruthless and vengeful man with a Gatling gun for a left arm who seeks revenge when wronged. He battles for a superweapon, loses his arm, and later joins forces with Billy and Tella to form Under. Creed is a skilled fighter, leader, and strategist, using a robotic suit with endless weaponry and a power called Undecrease. He excels in firearms, explosives, and combat tactics.

Thomas, a misbehaved boy, causes chaos while shopping with his mum. After running off and entering a sweet shop, he is trapped and turned into a dummy by the owner. Now, he sits in the shop window, longing for his mum to pass by and recognize him.

Hannibal is a small boy with short curly brown hair and prominent pointed teeth. He wears a green sweatshirt, blue shorts, grey socks and brown shoes during the day, and green and blue striped pyjamas at night.Hannibal is an unpleasant boy who takes pleasure in biting people and seeing the reaction he gets.

Holly, a young girl who wants to look older, is visited by a two-faced fairy offering makeup to make her wish come true. However, after applying too much makeup, Holly's appearance worsens. She eventually uses a vanish to remove the makeup, but ends up losing her natural beauty in the process. The bad face of the fairy tricks her, and she is left stuck with an ugly face forever.

Mr. Centipede is a giant talking centipede who is the best friend of Mr. Grasshopper and the love interest of Miss Spider. He is loud, rude, and a common annoyance to his insect comrades but ultimately proves his bravery and loyalty by helping his friends on their adventures, including fighting off Skeleton pirates and running for Mayor of New York in the credits.

Zib is generally a tired, blunt man, saying what he means and not caring much about propriety. He is seen to have a fondness for cigarettes and alcohol, and a sharp temperature, snapping at people who annoy him. However, it is clear that he has a passion for music and performing, still choosing to play at the Lackadaisy despite the lack of customers. Often, he will make snide jokes at the other characters' expense, and seems not to be worried about offending those that are above him. Despite his passions, however, he is shown to be rather tired and, at times, lazy. He's a working-class man currently using crime to make ends meet.Had some drunken flings with band trumpet player Sy. Mitzi and Zib are shown to be close, with instances of them exchanging playful banterZib and Freckle have never interacted directly. However, in Lackadaisy Doolally and Lackadaisy Whizbang, Zib becomes very disturbed by Freckle's dark side, so much so that he tries to smoke to stay calm. In Lackadaisy Quickli

Jiro's appearance is based on a spotted hyena. Jiro shares very similar looks with his brother as both having grayish brown fur and a black nose and ears. Unlike his brother he has a lighter grey muzzle and tufts of fur on the end of his cheeks. He also has a tuft of fur on the top of his head which, unlike the color of his body that is grayish brown is all gray. He has grayish-brown freckle like spots on his cheek and has tufts of fur in his ears.Jiro has been seen wearing a navy suit with a white dress shirt. He also wears a navy tie and wears silver half rim glasses.Compared to his older brother, Jiro is more self-assured and prideful, owing to being the more gifted child in his family. He is cunning, knowing how to play his brother like a fiddle, and also charismatic enough to win himself over for the masses. However, he does have his own standards, namely breaking away from Juzo after learning that Haida almost got hit by a car.

Jax appears as a tall, slender, simplified, anthropomorphic, purple rabbit with yellow eyes and teeth. He wears yellow gloves and pink overalls with yellow buttons. When he speaks, his teeth do not part.Jax is a rather tall and lean character resembling a light purple rabbit with long ears, yellow eyes, and yellow teeth usually seen in a smile. He wears a pair of dark pink overalls with a large pink pocket and gold buttons, along with a pair of yellow gloves.Jax is abrasive, self-centered, and obnoxiously smug. He enjoys taunting the other humans trapped in the Digital Circus.He is a rebel, doing what he wants when he wants it. He's apathetic, sarcastic, and not too caring other's feelings or even his own imprisonment as in his own words, "fine with doing whatever, as long as he gets to see funny things happen to people." He often pranks the other humans, with his common victims being Ragatha and Gangle.

Husk is a grumpy, lazy, and apathetic old sinner who is generally uninterested in most things that fall outside of his very narrow interests; namely gambling, parlor tricks, and prolific drinking. He can be gruff, sarcastic, and even vulgar at times, with a propensity to swear. Despite this, he is said to also be surprisingly patient and able to take outlandish events in his stride, electing to drink his problems away later. He resists having to do work for free and balks at the idea of being forced into doing "charity work" at Alastor's request for the Hazbin Hotel, however he also seems easily bribed with "cheap booze". A "husk" of his former self, he claims to have "lost the ability to love" long ago, though whether literally or metaphorically is yet unclear. He is also said to be something of a softy deep down, and even quite sweet. He is very accepting of Angel when he let go of his fake persona.

Yuki onna prey on travelers lost in the heavy snowstorms that blanket the Japanese Alps in winter. They have an otherworldly beauty, with long black hair and dark, piercing eyes. Their skin is ageless and as white as snow, but their bodies are as cold as ice. A mere touch is enough to give a human a deep, unshakable chill. They feed on life force, sucking it from human’s mouths with an icy breath that freezes their victims solid.

The rougarou is said to be a dangerous creature, known for attacking and killing livestock and humans. It is also said to have the power to curse those who see it, leading to a lifetime of bad luck and misfortune. According to legend, the only way to protect oneself from the rougarou is to carry a piece of silver, which is said to repel the creature.

El Silbon or The Man Who Whistles is a urban legend that comes from Venezuela. El Silbon is said to be a tall, skinny man with a deformed face, it is said that El Silbon carries a bag of his victims bones or the bones of his father or even both on his back. It is said that El Silbon eats people, especially drunks, unfaithful men, and children. The eerie tune he whistles are the basic seven notes, do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti.If you hear him whistling and it sounds very loud, it means he is far away. If his whistling sounds very faint, it means he is nearby and you should immediately leave the area. El Silbon appears in rural areas at night and he is more active during the rainy season.

The Easter Bunny (also called the Easter Rabbit or Easter Hare) is a folkloric figure and symbol of Easter, depicted as a rabbit—sometimes dressed with clothes—bringing Easter eggs. Originating among German Lutherans, the "Easter Hare" originally played the role of a judge, evaluating whether children were good or disobedient in behavior at the start of the season of Eastertide,[1] similar to the "naughty or nice" list made by Santa Claus. As part of the legend, the creature carries colored eggs in its basket, as well as candy, and sometimes toys, to the homes of children. As such, the Easter Bunny again shows similarities to Santa (or the Christkind) and Christmas by bringing gifts to children on the night before a holiday. The custom was first[2][unreliable source?] mentioned in Georg Franck von Franckenau's De ovis paschalibus[3] ('About Easter eggs') in 1682, referring to a German tradition of an Easter Hare bringing eggs for the children.