A Komodo dragon player on the Vineland Thorns. He contributes to the team's championship run and, following their victory, reveals that he secretly won ownership of the franchise in a card game, securing the team's future in Vineland.
Ted is the broker who purchased the information about Santa’s location from Jack. Callum and Jack track him to Aruba, where he identifies Gryla as the kidnapper. Before he can provide further information, Gryla’s snowman henchmen attack and freeze him.
Energetic, flamboyant pig dancer who loves choreography and positivity.
Ruthless circus trainer and main antagonist in the second film.
Energetic, flamboyant pig dancer who loves choreography and positivity.
Eccentric uncle with electrical powers and a childlike demeanor.
Live-action Fester, physically expressive and emotionally vulnerable, central to family conflicts.
Junior medical professional appearing briefly during a conference.
Arrogant and manipulative condiment, opposes the food rebellion
Villainous science teacher obsessed with eliminating laughter.
Minor character or cameo appearance
Bob is a city councilor who announces that the community scholarship will be replaced by a pool project. Suspicious of the casino's effect on town-hall attendance, he investigates, confiscates its money, and orders it closed. He later reveals a personal plan to steal city funds with Dawn before being arrested.
Nick Kroll has 120 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Sing with 2 titles. Signature works include Big Mouth, GOAT, History of the World: Part II. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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