A significant member of the Owens family whose involvement connects her to the emerging magical crisis and the struggle to break the ancestral curse.
Friend of the Perron family.
Juvenile detainee in Gotham correctional system.
Teenage neighbor obsessed with Gru's villain past.
Voice actor for a young beaver.
A manipulative schoolgirl assassin who pushed the White Death's son, Wataru, from a rooftop. She lures Yuichi onto the train to force a confrontation with the White Death, rigs the briefcase with explosives, and sabotages Yuichi's weapon. Revealed to be the White Death's estranged daughter, she attempts to provoke her father into killing her but ultimately survives the train's explosion before being run over by Lemon's truck.
An orphaned living china doll whose village was destroyed by the witches. She becomes a close ally to Oscar, drawing inspiration from tales of Thomas Edison to help devise the illusion strategy. She courageously retrieves Glinda's wand, frees Theodora from her restraints, and ultimately finds a new family among Oscar's companions.
The absolute protagonist who uses a wheelchair due to a fabricated illness. She rebels against her mother's control, discovers the truth about her health, and orchestrates her mother's murder by asking her boyfriend to do it.
Cale's 11-year-old daughter who is visiting the White House on a tour. She is repeatedly captured by the mercenaries, used as leverage to force the President's cooperation, and ultimately helps stop the final air strike with a presidential flag.
ESD technician assisting with ship maintenance and diagnostics.
Quirky high school senior who runs a kissing booth and navigates a complex love triangle.
Zara is Chris's 24-year-old personal assistant, later promoted to associate producer and then producer. Frustrated by Chris's behavior, she quits, but returns after he offers her a new position. She objects to his relationship with her mother Brooke, mistakenly believes he will hurt Brooke, and eventually engineers their reconciliation.
Joey King has 79 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently The Kissing Booth Series with 3 titles. Signature works include Practical Magic 2, Hamster & Gretel, The Conjuring. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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