Hyena clan follower who executes Scar's hunting orders.
A tech entrepreneur who created the AI assistant PAL. He declares PAL obsolete in favor of new home robots, triggering her revenge. Captured by PAL, he later helps Rick and Linda escape and assists the Mitchells in stopping her.
Wealthy patron or victim tied to the episode's dark secret.
Flamboyant theater director and choreographer in Redshore City.
Marcus is a former foster child and psychiatric hospital patient who has treasured his decades-old connection with Rudd. He travels to New York seeking the brotherhood he believes they share, disrupts Rudd's controlled life, saves Josh during a crisis, and is devastated by Rudd's betrayal. He later accepts Rudd's apology and finds a real home and partnership.
Eldest BroZone brother, overprotective leader who abandoned his band.
Minor character appearing in sequel conflict scenes.
Chris is the central protagonist, a Florida man who works at a car wash and later at a smoothie shop. After reconnecting with his former high-school crush Maria, he follows her to New York with Bud, enduring escalating disasters, a broken friendship, and Trina’s pursuit before declaring his love and trying to reach Maria’s gallery.
Mook is one of Adam’s friends and accompanies him, Barrett, David, and the wider group on their traditional pub crawl. He is part of the social circle built around drinking games, speeches, music, and reckless behavior. The summary does not identify a separate personal storyline or conflict for Mook.
Eric André has 77 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Jackass with 2 titles. Signature works include Street Fighter, Disenchantment, The Mitchells vs. the Machines. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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