Regal queen of the Funk Trolls, Cooper and Prince D's mother.
Justice owns the Venus Club, where Sherrie seeks refuge after leaving the Bourbon Room. She offers Sherrie work as a dancer, though Sherrie initially chooses to wait tables and later accepts dancing. Justice encourages Sherrie to follow her feelings, helping push her toward reconciliation with Drew.
Sherlock's resentful ex-fiancée, runs a doll shop, initially hostile.
A dedicated police officer who investigates the supernatural death of her partner. She uncovers a police cover-up, survives encounters with a vengeful spirit, and ultimately helps expose the truth while finding resolution alongside the victim's mother.
A family friend and established singer. When Aretha tries to perform one of her songs at a club, Dinah reacts with outrage but offers crucial career advice, urging Aretha to find material that genuinely moves her rather than imitating others.
The bartender at Club Indigo where April works. She is skeptical of April's relationship with Randy and confronts April about her manipulative behavior and emotional instability.
She is plotting to take over Oz after a power vacuum is created, and The Wiz orders Dorthy Gale, Scarecrow, Tin-Man, and The Cowardly Lion to stop her.
Mom is Elijah's hardworking mother, attending night school while pursuing the goal of becoming a lawyer. When authorities refuse to release Young Elijah from juvenile custody, she attacks an officer while trying to reach him and is placed in a mental institution, leaving their relationship painfully separated.
Doctor Monroe is Winona's therapist. In an individual session, she asks Winona about her relationship with her mother, prompting Winona to break down in tears. Winona later attends group therapy sessions with Doctor Monroe and others, although she initially believes she does not need the sessions and considers them a waste of time.
Dr. Betty Shabazz is Malcom X's widow, left to raise her children after his assassination amid grief, controversy, and threats to her family's safety. She resists the use of her husband's legacy as a call for violence and builds a friendship with Coretta Scott King, working with her to speak about justice, peace, and equality.
Mary J. Blige has 116 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently TMZ Presents: The Downfall of Diddy Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Trolls World Tour, Power Book II: Ghost, Lost Ollie. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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