Native Hawaiian who serves as the cultural curator for Robin Masters' estate.
Lilo and Nani's grandmother, offering wisdom and family support.
Academic competition host.
Elderly neighbor who runs a local shop and interacts with Lilo and Stitch.
Sue is the owner of the Hukilau Café. After noticing Henry's repeated attempts to meet Lucy, she explains Lucy's accident, Goldfield's syndrome, and the family's daily deception to him, warning him that Lucy will not remember their previous encounters after sleeping.
The lethargic babysitter hired to watch the children. She falls asleep early, allowing the Cat's chaos to unfold. Later, the children ride on her sleeping body to navigate the surreal house and retrieve the crate.
Medical professional providing care during emergencies.
A shopkeeper who provides unusual magical ingredients and is bound by a curse that confines her to Saffron Falls. She allies with Kelly to break the curse, but her success unintentionally places the town under a new curse.
Teacher or community figure interacting with the children.
Minor character in the town or school.
Judge Eva Fwae Wun presides over John's trial after he deliberately gets himself arrested. John pleads guilty and persuades her to give him a three-to-five-year sentence, matching Nelson's term so he can be sent to the same prison. Her sentencing decision enables John to become Nelson's cellmate and continue his revenge plot from inside prison.
Neighbor character who reacts to George's mischief.
Amy Hill has 118 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 16 cinematic universes — most prominently Lilo & Stitch with 2 titles. Signature works include Magnum P.I., Lilo & Stitch, 50 First Dates. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 16 universes
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