This entry includes several characters with documented roles: one is Acme's CEO who protects the company's secrets and admits to Project Sisyphus; another is a former Acme employee who conveys a warning about the project; another exposes the project's history and later leaks evidence; and another presides over the congressional hearing.
Tiger Claw is a mutated Japanese bounty hunter who becomes Shredder's second-in-command. He later leads Foot Cultists in summoning Kavaxas, seeking to revive Shredder through the Kuro Kabuto and Shredder's heart. His plan collapses when the revived Shredder turns against him and unleashes the Netherworld.
Military commander of the Mushroom Kingdom's forces.
Belly Bag is a fanny pack worn by Uncle Grandpa and one of his regular companions. The bag can produce almost any object, making it a practical source of tools during Uncle Grandpa’s chaotic attempts to help children. Its unusual abilities support the central character’s surreal problem-solving, although the plot summary provides no basis for the Hot Dog Person identity.
Voice actor portraying the dual-role mushroom kingdom soldier and civilian.
Calm and logical duck co-owner who balances SwaySway's impulsiveness.
Master of the turtle brothers. Holds the secret identity of Lou Jitsu, a martial arts expert and movie star. His ancestors banished Shredder, and he leads the quest to secure the Kuroi Yōroi.
Classic animated characters who join the Tune Squad for the Serververse match.
Animated seagull character in the film.
The commander of a mercenary gang hired by the Kobra cult leader Jeffrey Burr. He leads an attack on Richard Dragon and Bruce Wayne in Gotham City, during which Richard discovers Bruce's secret identity as Batman and learns about the hunt for the Soul Breaker sword.
Voice of an animated gopher character.
Main protagonists and childhood friends raised by Farmer Jim. They struggle with financial and housing issues, leading them to work at a gum factory where they discover an alien contamination turning people into zombies. Despite initial conflicts and selfishness, they reconcile, rescue their friends, and ultimately save Earth from an asteroid by destroying the alien's bubble shield. They survive the explosion and gain financial security through an insurance payout.
Eric Bauza has 172 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 21 cinematic universes — most prominently LEGO Star Wars (Seasonal) Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Buddy, Looney Tunes Cartoons, Uncle Grandpa. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 21 universes
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