Young turtle protagonist who learns life lessons about friendship, family, and nature.
A seventeen-year-old homeschooled hockey player, Farley defeats a competitive player at his local rink and joins the Brampton Blades despite his parents' concerns. His refusal to fight brings conflict with his teammates and the media, while his feelings for Eve develop. He eventually finds a way to defend himself without abandoning his pacifist principles.
Tommy is one of the two children living across the street from Pippi. He and Annika are captivated by Pippi's free spirit, become her friends, and persuade her to attend school. Their friendship gives Pippi a strong reason to stay at Villa Villekulla when her father returns.
Peg's brother and the owner of a local bar where she initially works after prison. He attempts to protect his sister by confronting Wizz, which leads to him being roughed up and his bar becoming a central location for the final police sting operation.
A 26-year-old man who gains the ability to move objects with his mind up to three inches after being struck by lightning and awakening from a coma. Recruited by Troy to join a superhero team, Walter quits when he discovers a mission involves taking a girl, Cassie, then returns with Watts, his best friend Macklin, and Cassie's sister to rescue her.
Mark is the son of Michael Loekner, who was killed outside the Walkers’ home in 2007. Still searching for answers, he visits Valerie’s family and asks about a German shepherd that may have run in front of her vehicle. He also seeks a conversation with Valerie about his father, approaching the unresolved death from the opposite side of her family’s grief.
A musically talented friend who downplays his ambitions. He clashes with Dan over his condescension, connects with Marley, shares a meaningful kiss, and experiences personal growth by realizing he needs to mature before vanishing with the others.
An itinerant musician in a dystopian future where past art is banned. He is part of a trio that discovers a hidden room containing a vinyl record and phonograph, ultimately leading to an inspired musical performance.
Noah Reid has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Their work is anchored in the Franklin Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Schitt's Creek, Outer Range, Franklin's Magic Christmas. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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