Energetic manta ray who teaches the young fish at the reef school.
Grumpy slug-like administrator who manages paperwork and monitors employees.
Background vocal performers providing crowd reactions and atmospheric sound effects.
A Golden Retriever wearing a collar that translates his thoughts into human speech. Initially part of Muntz's pack, he joins Carl and Russell, later stows away on the airship to help free them, providing loyal companionship throughout the journey.
Tylor's best friend and fellow Laugh Floor worker secretly dreaming of becoming a scarer
Voice role for Roz in specific scenes or alternate takes.
Background characters and extras populating the world.
A ruthless, cheating race car who serves as McQueen's primary rival in the first film.
Manta ray teacher who guides the young reef fish in Finding Dory.
Dug is the narrative focus, celebrating his birthday while repeatedly being sent on deceptive missions that unintentionally disrupt attempts to capture the bird. His actions cause multiple traps and accidents, and he ultimately finds a new master. Alpha is the pack leader who assigns these missions and later vows revenge against Dug.
Narrator guiding the educational segments and framing each short.
Demolition derby car and student at Miss Fritter's school.
Bob Peterson has 82 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Forky Asks a Question with 10 titles. Signature works include Monsters, Inc., Up, Carl's Date. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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