A North Pole elf who participates in the workshop and Christmas festivities.
Uncredited doll appearance.
Member of the Dink-Dinks, the diminutive aliens who shelter the heroes.
The protagonist, an anthropomorphic duck from Duckworld accidentally blasted into space and landing in Cleveland, Ohio. He saves Beverly Switzler from street thugs using a unique martial-art style, briefly works as a janitor while adapting to Earth, then becomes manager of her rock band Cherry Bomb after a fight with her exploitative club manager. When the Dark Overlord possessing Dr. Jenning kidnaps Beverly, Howard tracks it to the laboratory and obliterates it with a neutron disintegrator. He destroys the transport laser, giving up his only chance to return to Duckworld, and stays on Earth performing on stage with Beverly.
Infant bear cub, friend of young Mowgli in the jungle.
Alien builder who constructs good robots.
Shrunken, reanimated corpse serving as a silent minion of the Tall Man.
The Doll is a porcelain figure from the abandoned factory that becomes the vessel for an ancient demonic force. It controls Jessica, moves and speaks on its own, attacks Marilyn with a kitchen knife, and leads the other dolls against the Wade family before being destroyed in the factory explosion.
Larry works in the laboratory with Grandpa and Lefty on a solution to Santa's delivery problem. Their Toymaster 6000 can produce toys from pictures, and Herman serves as its interface. Larry's work helps the Munster family and Santa prepare enough presents for the worldwide Christmas run.
A crew member or passenger who survived the spacecraft malfunction and is now in the lifepod.
Ed Gale has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 1986. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Child's Play with 3 titles. Signature works include Howard the Duck, Deadly Attraction, Santa Preys For X-Mas. 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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