Serves as the secretary at the Blush magazine office.
Laid-back, eccentric friend who embraces a carefree, unconventional lifestyle.
Immature and eccentric friend who still lives with his mother and acts like a teenager.
Invisible man and Dracula's best friend.
Arrogant young Incan emperor accidentally transformed into a llama, learns humility.
Invisible man known for his playful antics and loyalty to the group.
Cate's nephew who joins the household in later seasons, reshaping the family structure after the original father's departure.
The invisible man, a quirky and loyal friend to Drac who often struggles with visibility.
A disillusioned Florida bank manager who fakes his death and assumes the alias Dr. Ronald P. Fishman. He discovers a hidden safe deposit box, inherits a mansion in Puerto Rico, finds a backup of a cancer formula on a USB, and later disguises himself to exact revenge on his unfaithful wife and her family.
Tim Morris is the central protagonist, whose disastrous first date with Missy leads him to flee through a restaurant bathroom window. After mistakenly inviting Missy to Hawaii instead of Melissa, he endures her reckless behavior, falls for her, admits his deception, loses his job, and finally apologizes and reconciles with her.
One-third of the nerdy trio, struggles with baseball but shows loyalty and gradual improvement.
Begins as an arrogant, spoiled Incan emperor who is accidentally transformed into a llama. Through survival challenges and friendship, he undergoes significant character development, learning humility, empathy, and the value of community, ultimately becoming a more grounded and responsible ruler.
David Spade has 129 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Hotel Transylvania with 4 titles. Signature works include Just Shoot Me!, Rules of Engagement, Grown Ups. 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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