Clever and resourceful Gaulish warrior who uses magic potion to fight Romans.
Suspect or witness with ties to the case.
Wise village elder who guides Sébastien in his later years and shares historical knowledge.
A member of the Royal Pack and Lily's father. During a mission, Moreau accidentally causes an explosion while trying to use his powers, and Gigaman is killed. Moreau's guilt over this death leads him to abandon his powers and leave the superhero team, a loss that shapes his later reluctance to become a hero again.
Patrick is Sami's long-time friend and the person who accompanies and supports him after Sami believes he has an incurable neurological disease. Unaware that the illness is fictitious, Patrick stands by Sami during the journey to India, while his own life deteriorates and he ends up without a wife or a job.
Machin is Machine’s reclusive neighbor, living behind the hollow wall between their apartments. He initially scares away new tenants and battles her with increasingly noisy tricks, but later becomes her friend and romantic partner. Although he avoids meeting her face-to-face, he encourages her piano playing and finally breaks through the wall to see and kiss her.
A French Air Force captain and pilot, Vallois escorts the hijacked Mirage alongside Marchelli. After witnessing the attack and Marchelli's forced destruction of the aircraft, he resigns when Marchelli is discharged. He later joins Marchelli on the hostile-territory mission, escapes captivity with him, and helps stop the stolen Mirage over France.
Brice's loyal and somewhat naive best friend who often accompanies him on his wild adventures.
Charismatic leader of the Blast FM radio team. Guides the group's dynamics and decision-making during the crisis and subsequent French road trip.
Father figure(s) portrayed by the same actor, likely representing the parental authority in both the 2020 and 1942 timelines. Manages the girls' daily lives and remains largely unaware of the magical swap.
The architect of an elaborate revenge campaign against Vincent. His resentment stems from school-age humiliation, and he uses fraud, blackmail, and manipulation to destroy Vincent while financing his mother’s psychiatric care.
Émile Leibovich, known as Milou, is a Chansonia performer who speaks up for the theater's frustrated workers as they face late wages and uncertainty. During the company's struggle to keep its home, he becomes close to Douce, a young performer whose future at the theater is uncertain. His advocacy and relationship connect him to the workers' fight and the theater's performers.
Clovis Cornillac has 107 screen credits in a career dating back to 1985. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Kaamelott Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Asterix at the Olympic Games, Forced Vacation, A Little Something Extra. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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