Stepbrother to Ferb who spends his 104 days of summer vacation building elaborate, life-sized, and often physically impossible construction projects. He shares these adventures with his friends and is frequently targeted by his older sister Candace, who tries to expose his schemes to their mother.
Chris's best friend and the bright spot of his new school experience. He is a smaller, similarly nerdy white kid who provides Chris with companionship and support while navigating the challenges of a predominantly white junior high school.
Phineas is the inventive boy who builds the giant shuttlecock and helps rebuild Doofenshmirtz's Other-Dimension-inator. In the alternate dimension, he is shocked and angered by Perry's secret identity, disowning him before later choosing to rescue Perry. He refuses to fix the invasion machine and leads the children using past inventions to defeat the Norm-Bots. His alternate self, Phineas-2, helps free Candace-2. Before the memory wipe, he says goodbye to Perry.
Innovative inventor who leads the mission to rescue Candace. He and Ferb build a portal to Feebla-Oot, ally with Doofenshmirtz and Perry, and attempt to reconcile with their sister through a handmade gift. They coordinate the final Earth defense and successfully free Candace from capture.
Jason Todd, the former Robin whose transformation and confrontation with Batman drive the main conflict.
Supporting character, likely a client or associate in the gigolo network.
The former Robin who is suspended by Batman and later brutally attacked by the Joker, leaving him for dead. Depending on the branching paths, he either dies, survives to become a traumatized violent vigilante, or adopts the Red Hood and Red Robin aliases. He wages war against Gotham's criminals, confronts the Joker and Two-Face, and ultimately clashes with a revived, insane Batman before deciding his own moral path regarding vengeance and justice.
A moisture farmer on Tatooine who accidentally acquires the Death Star plans. He teams up with Isabella to return the disc, boards the Death Star, and duels his possessed brother Ferb. He eventually reveals his relationship to Candace and helps destroy the Sith-inator.
Leads the summer adventure to travel around the world at the speed of Earth rotation to create the longest day. Travels globally with friends, collaborates with Uncle Sabu to fix their plane using a bouncy rubber ball, and ultimately pilots a giant paper airplane back to Danville.
Scott is part of Bill Dugan's family and is involved in the opening fishing-trip sequence, when Bill struggles to get him out of bed. Bill's responsibilities toward Scott contribute to the personal and financial pressure he feels while trying to keep the bait shop afloat. Scott therefore connects Bill's fishing ambitions with his role as a provider.
Lives as a moisture farmer on Tatooine, discovers the Death Star plans disc, travels to Mos Eisley and aboard the Death Star to rescue Ferb, engages in a lightsaber duel with his transformed stepbrother, and learns Candace is his sister.
Phineas is one of the inventive brothers at the center of the story. He transforms the family home into an elaborate Christmas rest stop, rallies Danville to spread holiday cheer, and helps create a flying sleigh to deliver presents after the town is mistakenly marked naughty. He works closely with Ferb and their friends.
Vincent Martella has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Red Hood Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Phineas and Ferb, Everybody Hates Chris, Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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