Todd is a thrill-seeker, with a level of wit and awareness most kids lack. Todd actively seeks out adventure and fun things to do, always being first to be either the bombastic hero or a sinister villain in a game. His attitude and flair is not lost on his friends and the town mayor, and he is infamous for his mischievousness. 

The only resident of the town who voted against letting Restarting Systems come to Lucky Island, Mr. Licorice is a cranky old man who prefers to keep to himself, breaking into angry outbursts whenever he’s disturbed. He has an ongoing rivalry with Todd, who takes whatever chance he can get to push his buttons.

Plug is Trap Coin’s roommate and a former foe of Teleglove’s, currently residing in New Object City. The two briefly appeared on the show during the Casino Carnival challenge. 

Box is a lazy and careless individual, his only interest in the world being video games. Usually dragged into adventures by his roommates Trap Coin and Plug, he’s not afraid to run his mouth regardless of if it’s appropriate or not.

Library Card is the head of New Object City’s local library and a member of the city’s Advanced Scientific Collective. A passionate scholar, Library Card has an advanced knowledge of anything and everything regarding the city or ancient object history, occasionally being recruited by the OPA for specific missions.

Having lived for thousands of years, Master Calculator’s life was racked with tragedy when he accidentally befriended a villain seeking the gem that had contained the Wizard’s power, the following events resulting in the death of his home society and the disappearance of the gem. Constantly seeking atonement, Calculator guards the Mystic Meadows and tries to study as much as he can about its powers and the elemental birds, only finding a new sense of confidence after Trap Coin and his friends crossed paths with him.

Gulp is Plug’s twin brother and the wielder of slight pyrotechnic abilities, trying to control them after accidentally setting his family’s house on fire as a child. Gulp’s fascination with his power occasionally extends to curiosity about his ancestor, Brison.

A storyteller at heart, Lollipop is one of the newest lead creatives at the city’s local theatre after a successful first bout, “The Royal Folly”. Faced with frequent bureaucracy and roadblocks, she tries her hardest to focus on what path best leads to the finish line.  

Typically running about to either help complete or contain the shenanigans of his friends, Windows Icon’s knack for building strange mechanisms and tools usually falls by the wayside. In spite of this, he takes pride in his small hobby and lets his work speak for itself, preferring not to brag. 

Constantly going back and forth between what he wants and what he needs, Triangle occasionally lets himself get caught up in his own mind. While the support of his friends keeps him from getting too down on himself, he typically seeks to be stronger than he usually is.

Built by Pear for the fun of it, PlugBook is a living robot trying his best to act like a real person. Despite being based off of his likeness, PlugBook likes Plug the least out of anybody in New Object City. 

Mustard seeks to make enough money off of his cheap hot dog stand to eventually leave New Object City and travel the world.

Customer reviews:

• “The food was delicious, but the food poisoning sucked” - Streetlight

• “Does he even have a permit to run that thing?” - Devin

• “daily reminder that none of my evil plans will be nearly as disgusting as this man’s handiwork” - Teleglove

The primary head of the Advanced Scientific Society in New Object City, Pear believes herself to be the smartest object in the world in spite of not being listed as such and the list of competition for that title. Her pride is almost as strong as her commitment to discovering the unexplained, refusing to accept the concept of rules and the idea that ambition would have a limit.

A member of the ASC, Charger inadvertently became one of Teleglove’s victims after a confrontation with him went sour in an abandoned city building. Barely saved from a life altering ailment, Charger prefers to keep to himself nowadays, although he still keeps in touch with Plug and his friends.

he’s just a chill guy dawg I literally have no other ideas for what to write for this one I’m cracking here man WHY did I decide to give ALL OF THESE GUYS THESE BIOS I HAVE NOTHING TO SAY FOR THIS ONE

After a poisoning incident caused by Teleglove, the former mayor of New Object City, Google, lost everything he ever cared about. Now a political outcast working odd jobs to get by, Google tries various desperate schemes to try and rebuild his reputation, much to his stepson’s chagrin.

Elected after Google’s failure, Mayor Mug is a pompous man who throws his endless supply of money at any problem he sees. His blatant ignorance and recklessness is cancelled out by his charm, which keeps him from being at risk of losing his position, at least for now…

An employee at the Casino Carnival and cousin of the Buttons. A passionate entertainer at heart, Home Button is primarily forced to work the booths instead due to her somewhat confrontational behaviour.

The current captain of New Object City’s local Track and Field Team, DVD Case is an impassioned competitor who refuses to back down from a challenge. Excited easily, she can occasionally go overboard and leap before she looks. 

Devin is Soap’s best friend and the former captain of New Object City’s local Track and Field team. Devin’s a “go with the flow” kind of guy, occasionally to his own disadvantage. 

Once brash and antagonistic as a teenager, Soap grew to become more observant and sarcastic instead. While he can still occasionally go too far, his friends DVD Case and Devin keep him from crossing serious social boundaries, at least nowadays. 

The eldest kid in the family, Coffee is entrusted with the responsibility of looking after her three younger brothers and instead uses those opportunities to get the quartet into all kinds of light hearted shenanigans. She’ll occasionally take things more seriously, but ultimately she wants to wear a smile most of the time, and she wants the same for everyone else.

The youngest kid in the family, Cookie occasionally finds himself out of place due to the year-long bonds formed amongst the older three. While his mind tends to wander to dark places, he’s frequently reminded that there’ll always be space for him in the group.

Fired up at all times, Fire Block loves to rush into chaos, maniacally laughing at anything that entertains him. He auditioned for Restarting Systems, but his intensity (and not actually having any fire powers) led to him being dismissed.

Meek but social, Water Block approaches things slowly and impartially, preferring to take his time. He auditioned for Restarting Systems but was dismissed on the basis that he was too boring and the fear that Fire Block was crazy enough to impersonate him in order to sneak onto the show’s set.

Occasionally confused for a Pearl, Pebble is a timid and meek individual. She auditioned for Restarting Systems, but was believed to have been too fearful to be an entertaining participant.