Marshall is one of the PAW Patrol pups. He usually arrives last when the team enters the Lookout elevator and causes a humorous mishap as it rises, making the other pups laugh, before joining the mission lineup.
Marshall develops the ability to produce intense heat after the meteor exposes the pups to its energy. He uses this power with the other pups to create obstacles and force Harold and the mayor’s vehicle away from town.
R.J. is a football player whom Sarah likes and hopes to impress. April calls on him to demonstrate a lift during rehearsal in the barn, and the moment becomes embarrassing for Sarah when her silicone bra cup falls to the floor. His brief appearance exposes Sarah's insecurity and her feelings for him.
Marshall (voice) is an enthusiastic fan who unexpectedly becomes the driver of an advanced race car after the favored racer is injured. Guided by that racer, he learns high-speed driving, performs a dangerous rescue, survives repeated sabotage, and continues competing while remaining ready to help others.
Child grim reaper costume wearer, part of the haunting group.
Kobe is Tiffany Rubin's six-year-old son, whose abduction drives the film's central conflict. His biological father Jeff takes him from his home in Queens to Seoul, South Korea, making Kobe the child Tiffany travels to recover and bring safely back home.
Drew Davis has 17 screen credits in a career dating back to 2010. Their work is anchored in the All Hallow's Eve Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include PAW Patrol: Ready, Race, Rescue!, PAW Patrol: Mighty Pups, PAW Patrol: Sports Day. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
