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Barney Guttman

Voiced by: Zach Barack (Dead End: Paranormal Park), Zack Pearlman (Dead End)

The de facto protagonist of the series, Barney is a Jewish trans boy who ran away from home to live in Phoenix Park.

Adaptational Gender Identity: Barney's gender could have been cisgender male in the original short, but he's confirmed to be a transgender male in the comics and cartoon series.
Adaptational Job Change: In the comics, a janitor. In the tv show, a security guard.
Ambiguously Gay: He hints at being gay in the original short but confirms it in the comics and cartoon series.
Author Avatar: Is in many ways similar to the series creator Hamish Steele, sometimes even drawn with his signature beard in gags.
Back from the Dead: Happens twice in Dead End: Paranormal Park. In episode 5, Hox kills Barney on his game show and Norma and Pugsley use their lifeline to revive him. In episode 18, Barney is crushed by a chandelier but the gang manage to get his ghost back into his body. Both times Barney notes he'll need to see a therapist about that. He also gets revived in DeadEndia by Pugsley.
Big Beautiful Man: Is described as such and has a few male and female admirers.
Big Brother Instinct: Loves his little brother Patrick, and in Dead End: Paranormal Park he is the only member of his family he doesn't feel resentment towards.
Big Fun: he has a wide body type, and is quite a social person and a good guy.
Calling the Old Man Out: In episode 7 of Dead End: Paranormal Park he calls out his mom and dad for acting like he should be thanking them for accepting him when a parent accepting their child is the bare minimum of what a parent is supposed to do. He also calls them out for not standing up to his transphobic grandmother when she was insulting him at their family dinners.
Cowardly Lion: Barney may be spooked quite easily, but he is as brave to stand up for others, as he is loyal to his friends.
Foil: Compared to the introverted and shy Norma, Barney is a positive, lively, kind, if somewhat shy to those he’s into, more specifically Logan.
Former Teen Rebel: In DeadEndia, Barney gets sent to detention for beating up the wrestling coach when they didn't let him try out for the team on account of the school having him registered as a girl. He's a much more mellow character now that he's out of high school.
Heroes Love Dogs: Barney is the main protagonist of the show and owns a pug named Pugsley whom he 100% adores and would do anything to keep safe and happy.
I Can't Believe a Guy Like You Would Notice Me: "Just Some Guy", his musical number in episode 9 of Paranormal Park has him admitting all his feelings for Logs before sadly ending it with his belief that Logs would only ever see him as "just some guy." When Barney does ask Logs out, he's amazed to find out not only is his crush requited, but that Logs has been trying to work up the nerve to ask Barney out all summer.
Nice Jewish Boy: Barney is revealed in later episodes to be Jewish and he is very much a loyal kind-hearted young man.
Nonconformist Dyed Hair: Barney is a trans man who wears a bright neon blue undercut.
The Runaway: In Dead End: Paranormal Park he explicitly runs away and lives in the titular theme park, and episode 4 hints that he's run off before when the pressures of his family became too much.
Sizable Semitic Nose: Partially averted, particularily when it comes to the "hooked" part of the trope, but Barney still has the most sizable schnozz of the main cast.
Trans Tribulations: His grandmother gave him a lot of misery over being trans and his parents are technically accepting but often failed to stand up for him around her. This reached the point that he decided to run away to Phoenix Park to live away from them.
Troubled Teen: Barney is implied in Season 2, Episode 8 of Dead End: Paranormal Park to be suicidal. He also has visible self-harm scars in some scenes in DeadEndia. In both the show and the comics, he ran away from home because his parents didn't provide an environment he felt safe in.

Norma Khan

Voiced by: Kody Kavitha (Dead End: Paranormal Park), Cameron Goodman (Dead End)

An autistic Pakistani-American girl who works with Barney at Phoenix Parks. She's Pauline Phoenix's number one fan.

Abusive Parents: Norma's father is explicitly said to be an abuser in DeadEndia, however he drowned before he could affect Norma as much as Ananya.
Accidental Murder: In the comics, her offering Pugsley to Temeluchus causes his soul to be pushed out unable to return to his body.
Adaptational Job Change: In the comics, is a tour guide. In the show, a security guard but becomes a tour guide by the end of Season 2.
Adaptation Personality Change: In Dead End and DeadEndia she is more grumpy, easily annoyed, and bored. By contrast in Dead End: Paranormal Park she is giddier and a total fangirl for Pauline Phoenix. Though in the cancelled Season 3, would've been a lot closer in terms of personality and appearance to her Deadendia counterpart.
Ascended Fangirl: Norma idolizes Pauline Phoenix, having absorbed every piece of media she's ever been in, so working at Phoenix Parks as a security guard is a dream job for her. She's devastated to find out the person she worshipped is a monster.
Back from the Dead: Norma dies and comes back to life many times in DeadEndia. She isn't properly resurrected the first time, causing her to die and repossess her body over and over.
Break the Cutie:
- In the span of just 10 episodes, Norma gets put through the wringer quite a lot. "Trust Me" and "The Pauline Phoenix Experience" in particular. The former episode has Norma being forced to be jostled around in a circle with a bunch of the Phoenix Park staff holding hands and being unable to let go all while their "life coach" mockingly asks why Norma is so terrified, eventually causing Norma to run off crying.
- In "The Pauline Phoenix Experience", Norma and the others get sucked into a possessed television that transports them into Pauline Phoenix's movies and tv shows, one of which being a lost life insurance ad that one of the custodians and Pauline's former stunt double and friend Barborah was trying to find for thirty years. In said ad, Norma (and the gang) actually see Pauline fall to her death and possess Barborah. When they get back to the real world, Courtney gushes about how she might like Pauline now because of how successfully "her idiot fans lapped up her every word" and how she stole women's lives from them for years, all this causes Norma to drop to the floor and sob.
Character Tics: When Norma's scared or stressed out, she drops to the floor and covers her ears with her hands.
Disappeared Dad: In Season 2, we see that Norma's mother is a single parent, with her father apparently being dead.
Endearingly Dorky: In Parnormal Park where her obsessive love of anything related to Pauline Phoenix makes her incredibly enthusiastic and adorable.
Foil: Compared to the lively, social Barney, she is a shy, socially anxious, but loyal to those she cares for.
Good Girl Gone Bad: Norma appears to be headed down this route at the end of season 2, pledging herself to the demonic royalty to get revenge against the angels. They appear willing to accept. Though neither side is exactly heroic.
Human-Demon Hybrid: In season 2 of the Original Run, its revealed that she's quarter demon with her father being a member of the Cult of Princes.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: In most installments, she is easily irritable but cares deeply about her friends. Gone within Dead End: Paranormal Park, where at worst she initially thought Barney was stealing her job and quickly got over it.
No Social Skills: Norma has severe anxiety when interacting with others to the point where her greatest fear is just being out in the world among people.
Not Brainwashed: She quickly figured out that she, Barney, Pugsley, and Courtney were in a tape, but played dumb to avoid having to admit the truth about Pauline.
Revenge: After Pugsley dies saving his friends from Fingers, Norma seeks out Temeluchus and Zagan, wanting their help in striking back at the Angels for what happened to Pugsley.
Skewed Priorities: She and Barney are tricked into coming to the park for a job interview as a ploy to find a vessel for Temeluchus. When everything is resolved, Norma doesn't think twice about accepting Courtney's offer to give her a job for real, being too ecstatic that she actually got hired to care about the sketchiness.
Too Spicy For Yog Sogoth: When Harmony tries to eat Norma's fear, he eventually begins crying out for it to stop as the sheer amount of anxiety she holds eventually causes him to explode.

Pugsley

Voiced by: Alex Brightman (Dead End: Paranormal Park), Stefan Marks (Dead End)

Barney's dog who gets the ability to speak thanks to a Demonic Possession.

Acrofatic: Despite slightly having the circumference of a bowling ball, (if the doggy door is to be believed) Pugsley is quite speedy and agile when the situation calls for it.
Adaptational Nice Guy: The Pugsley from Dead End was a cowardly pervert. The Pugsley from DeadEndia and Dead End: Paranormal Park clearly loves Barney and is much more decent.
Badass Adorable: Pugsley's a dead-ringer of this trope for sure. He's an adorable, roly-poly, ever-faithful and ever-loving pug who speaks in an adorkable voice, is a talented singer, and wears a cute little fez who can also conjure magic to fight demons and has a small part of the Chieftain Of Torment living inside him that he can bring to the surface.
Beware the Nice Ones: While he's beyond any doubt the sweetest character in the show, Pugsley will easily thrash those who harm and bully his family and friends. In episode 8 after Norma breaks down in tears after learning that the celebrity she idolized and fixated on her '''whole life''' turned out to be a deceitful, body-stealing narcissist who only cares about her legacy, made worse by Courtney going on and on about how dumb people can be to get wrapped up in celebrity's lies, Pugsley yaps angrily at Courtney and says she needs to back off because Norma is heart-broken. Later on in episode 10, Pugsley (under partial control of Temeluchus) blasted a stone barricade in front of Zagan to save Patrick from being eaten.
Canine Companion: Pugsley is one to Barney, Norma, Patrick and to an extent Courtney.
Cowardly Lion: He gets terrified by the demonic ongoings and minions at Phoenix Park, but Pugsley will not hesitate to come to the rescue for his beloved Barney.
Cute Little Fangs: Being a pug, he naturally has these.
Demonic Possession: Is able to speak and use magic thanks to a demon possessing him. The Wanderer is a future version of him where the possession has gone too far and he turned evil.
Even the Dog Is Ashamed: When Barney walked out of the house in response to his mom inviting his transphobic grandmother over for dinner after another family dinner where his grandmother cruelly berated him for being trans and his parents did nothing to stand up for him, Pugsley barked in disapproval and followed Barney out the door.
Furry Reminder: After gaining sentience and the ability to talk, walk upright and perform magic, Pugsley still shows doglike quirks every so often. He still loves being petted and having his belly rubbed, he whimpers when scared and as seen in episodes 2 and 3, Pugsley will paw at doors when he wants to go out. His doglike habits also lead to an Out-of-Character Moment when he angrily barks at Courtney when she was laughing about how people could be stupid enough to buy Pauline's act while Norma was sobbing over how the celebrity she idolized her whole life was conning the world by possessing women to achieve eternal youth and fame. Even the way he stands and walks with his arms in front of his body is highly reminiscent of how real dogs stand when on their hind legs.
Have You Tried Not Being a Monster?: In Dead End: Paranormal Park his status as a talking dog is uniquely given parallels to Barney's own gay and trans experience.
Heroic Sacrifice:
- He got possessed to save Barney from becoming a vessel for Temeluchus. Thankfully, 95% of Temeluchus' soul got trapped in a photo, reviving Pugsley, who can now talk, stand and walk on two legs, cast magic and utilize his front paws as hands.
- In DeadEndia he destroys the photo of Temeluchus, killing off The Wanderer for good as well as himself. The last panels of the comic are his funeral (barring the guest star comics).
- In the season 2 finale of Paranormal Park, he and the Watcher allow Fingers to mortally wound them, knowing that severing Pugsley's "destiny" of being the greatest sorcerer on the Multi-Plane will cause Fingers to be killed by his master, thus saving Pugsley's friends.
Killed Off for Real:
- In DeadEndia's continuity he does a Heroic Sacrifice against the Wanderer and dies for good.
- He also meets his end under similar circumstances in "Paranormal Park".
Only Mostly Dead: While we do see Pugsley succumb to his injuries in the season 2 finale, just before the credits, the audience is shown a POV from Pugsley opening his eyes to a red sky, similar to that of the In-Between. Pugsley says "This is weird. I thought this was the end". Given the fact that Pauline comes back from the dead as well as the mascots from the 2nd episode "The Tunnels", it's possible that Pugsley could also be resuscitated.
Punny Name: He's a pug literally named Pugsley, it doesn't get more pun-based than that.
Temporal Duplication: In the second book, its revealed that the case Danny was working on was about Pugsley who accidentally duplicated himself when he took his life to stop the Watcher
Undying Loyalty: Towards Barney, Patrick, Norma and eventually Courtney. It comes with being a dog, but Pugsley takes it up a notch with Barney and his little brother Patrick. He follows Barney everywhere, even to a job interview, and famously absorbing the soul of Temeluchus in Barney's place. Don't worry, Pugsley lives. In "Night Of The Living Kids" Pugsley watches Patrick play with his friends, and confides to Courtney that while he will always understand and respect Barney's decision to live in the park, he misses Patrick. He also steadfastly defends Patrick from the sleep-stolen, ravenous kids under control of The Night Hag.
Uplifted Animal: He was a normal pug before his Demonic Possession gave him fingers, the ability to speak, walk upright and use magic.

Debuted in Dead End

The Internet Ghost

Voiced by: Maria Bamford

An evil ghost who controls the internet and wants to possess Barney.

Demoted to Extra: Was the Big Bad of Dead End but quickly becomes an extremely minor villain in DeadEndia and doesn't show up in Dead End: Paranormal Park at all… in addition she was originally supposed to be Pauline (with it even being her name in the Short) until that name went to a seperate character.
Dirty Old Woman: Loves the booty she got from possessing Barney.
Dropped After the Pilot: Not entirely, as she still appears in DeadEndia, but her role decreased dramatically. She is absent altogether from Dead End: Paranormal Park, with her possession tricks being instead transplanted to Pauline.
Starter Villain: Is the first antagonist of the whole franchise and one of the first for DeadEndia.

Debuted in DeadEndia

Courtney

Voiced by: Emily Osment

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An ancient demon who lives in Phoenix Park.

Adaptational Gender Identity: Is non-binary and uses they/them in DeadEndia but uses all pronouns (she/her by the other characters) in Dead End: Paranormal Park.
Adaptational Villainy: Quickly becomes friendly with the main characters in DeadEndia, but in Dead End: Paranormal Park she is plotting to fully reform her master (if solely to get back home).
Batman Gambit: In Paranormal Park, Temeluchus attacks Courtney and she teleports onto the petrified Barney, taunting the demon to smash the statues to get at her. Temeluchus is then forced to give up as Courtney points out that he's gotten attached to the humans and can't bring himself to destroy them, ending his rampage.
Be Careful What You Wish For: She spends the show wanting to go back home to the Lower Planes, but when she finally gets her wish, she discovers herself even lonelier than before with no one in the Lower Planes even talking to her and all her actual friends in danger back on Earth.
Big Eater: Courtney may be short, but she has the appetite of a giant and will happily munch on any foodstuff no matter how disgusting.
Breath Weapon: Courtney possesses the ability to breathe fire, as seen when she prepares to attack Pauline for manipulating her.
Character Development: Throughout most of season 1, up to the finale, Courtney would have abandoned everyone else, including Barney, Norma, and Pugsley at the first sign of trouble, even impending death. By the season 2 premiere, however, she frets about her friends' lives when it appears that Fingers is about to kill them, and teleports in to try to protect them.
Collector of the Strange: She collects dead flies, still-living flies, and stamps.
Cute Little Fangs: She has a whole mouth of fangs, actually, but even when her mouth is shut there are two little fangs hanging out on either side.
Dark Is Not Evil: She is a demon but pretty friendly, and even explains that demons and angels are not really inherently good or evil. Dead End. Paranormal Park have her be a bit more selfish and sadistic, but she ultimately joins the good guys.
Demonic Possession: She can assist spirits by sealing them within mortal bodies in a near-irreversible process, allowing them to effectively come back to life. Courtney herself possesses Barney, Norma, and Logs while playing with her spell book in "Wait Time: 22 Minutes".
Everyone Has Standards: As surprising as it may be for someone who regularly eats trash, in episode 15, there are two instances of her being disgusted by dog drool, of all things. The first being near the beginning of the episode when she retrieves a doughnut Pugsley grabbed from her she seems to reconsider eating it after noticing the drool on it (note the mold that was on it when she fished it out of the trash was a non-issue). Then later in the episode one of Pugsley's disaster prevention precautions is to lick the puzzle box she brought so she stops playing with it.
- Also in episode 11 when she freaks out over Gord touching her face.
The Exile: Courtney's been banished from her home for unknown reasons and the reason why she initially helped Temeluchus was because he promised to finally let her go home. The promise of being sent home is also why Courtney sides with Pauline Phoenix after a fight with her friends in episode 8. However, a reveal that Courtney's cuffs were placed there by angels heavily implies that she might actually be a fallen angel.
Extreme Omnivore: Courtney regularly eats trash and even when she eats actual food, she usually eats it with the wrapper. When Badyah hands her popcorn in episode 5, she takes a few bites out of the popcorn bucket as well.
Eyes Are Mental: Characters possessed by Courtney gain slitted pupils and Cute Little Fangs.
Fallen Angel: The second season reveals Courtney isn’t a demon, but a fallen angel. However, in this universe, fallen angels are angels whose halos have been damaged, forming a pair of horns instead of a complete circle. They are then sentenced to do labor for all eternity, with a lunch break every five hundred years.
Fantastic Ableism: As a fallen angel, Courtney's halo was at some point broken and she is thus considered a defect, with Fingers even referring to her as 'damaged'. Upon being captured, she's thrown into a room with all the other fallen angels who are forced to perform manual labor for eternity with almost no hope of escape.
Humanity Is Infectious: Courtney initially doesn't care much about humans but she slowly grows to care about Barney, Norma and Pugsley over the course of the first season. By the finale Courtney fully empathizes with Temeluchus since both of them have been changed by humanity. She even gives up the life she always wanted in hell to stay with her human friends.
"I Want" Song: In the show's musical episode she gets a classic one, "Somewhere Down There", in the style of a Disney princess ballad, both in terms of music and imagery, but with complete Lyrical Dissonance as she sings about murder, torture, dictators, and wearing dead flesh while fantasizing about finally being able to go to the Demon Realm. The number especially resembles "Part of Your World" from The Little Mermaid.
Immortal Immaturity: In her own words, she's "like a thousand years old" but she acts a lot like an obnoxious child most of the time.
Courtney: (while waiting in line for a ride) Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet?
The Imp: Courtney's a small demon who can be selfish and bratty in Paranormal Park.
Incredibly Long Note: Parodied. In the reprises of "Somewhere Down There", she sustains the final 'there', clocking in at about fifteen seconds each. The other characters are even seen getting bored waiting for the song to end, with Zagan even interrupting her towards the end of the first reprise.
Somewhere down theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrreeeeeeeee.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She's self-centered, rude, gluttonous, and cowardly, but at times, can come through for her friends, especially once the second season rolls in.
Leatherman: Takes a typical BDSM gay get-up in one of the guest comics.
Mysterious Past: In Paranormal Park Courtney's banished from hell for unknown reasons, and is even implied to have been born on Earth. A pair of demonic cuffs on her wrists prevent her from boarding the Hellevator and the first season's penultimate episode reveals they're actually angelic cuffs, raising further questions about why the angels don't want Courtney returning home.
Nightmare Fetishist: Deconstructed. She enjoys Hox's Castle, brings skulls to parties, and fantasizes about going to hell, among other things. However, this makes it difficult for other characters to relate to or trust her, as Courtney tends to encourage irresponsible uses of magic for laughs and even marvels at Pauline's plan to possess her impersonators, not noticing Norma's obvious pain at the reveal.
- Played straight in a brief scene from episode 8 where she and Pugsley are tied to a pole hanging over a fire; while the latter is as distressed as you would expect, she looks thrilled to be there.
No Social Skills: As a demon, she has a very limited understanding of humans and thinks things like bringing skulls to parties are normal. When marveling over Pauline’s plan, Courtney repeatedly calls the celebrity's fans stupid for falling for her tricks and doesn’t notice how much it's harming Norma even while the girl is bawling her eyes out.
Otherworldly and Sexually Ambiguous: According to Word of God, Courtney uses all pronouns and sees labels like gender more as an aspect of human culture.
Our Demons Are Different: Actually a plot point in the guest comic by Toh Daryl, whose own demons strongly contrast against this impish pipsqueak.
Screw This, I'm Out of Here!: When things get messy, her typical response is to teleport herself to safety.
Singing Voice Dissonance: In Dead End: Paranormal Park, when Pugsley casts a spell to make everything a musical, her raspy and scratchy voice transitions to a much smoother one when singing.
Sweet Tooth: Implied, you can spot several wrapped candies and empty wrappers littering the floor of her room, in episode 6 she drops what she was eating to try and get at the cotton candy Barney arrives with, is especially annoyed when Pugsley takes her doughnut in episode 15, and in episode 16 eats most of a cake by herself.
Teleportation: She can disappear and reappear wherever she wants in a poof of smoke. It comes in handy whenever she decides Screw This, I'm Out of Here!.
The Paragon Always Rebels: In the comics, it's revealed that Courtney used to be the Grand General of the Angelic Horde and was considered the most perfect of all angels. It didn't last as Courtney aka Cahatel rebelled and took their own halo.
Tomboyish Voice: Courtney's voice in Paranormal Park is very raspy and boyish (though it smooths out when she's singing). She also has a fairly gender-neutral presentation, regularly eats trash, and generally just isn't particularly feminine.
Was It Really Worth It?: Courtney finally gets to go to the Lower Planes in episode 10 in exchange for betraying her human friends. When she finally gets to the Lower Planes she finds it lonely without the people she's grown to care for and returns to Earth to save them.

The Watcher

Voiced by: Alex Brightman (Dead End: Paranormal Park)

The main antagonist of DeadEndia The Watcher's Test, actually a future Pugsley driven mad. In the show, a sheriff and law enforcer of the Angelic Horde.

Ambiguously Evil: In the TV series, he was there to stop the demonic rampage but it's made clear that in Deadendia that angels can be evil. The ambiguous part drops once his master's intentions are revealed.
Beyond Redemption: Trying to reason with this guy gets him to be transphobic towards you. Thus, though he is a tragic figure, he pretty much has to die.
Big Bad: Of DeadEndia The Watcher's Test.
Bishōnen Line: His demonic and angelic powers gave him a more humanoid appearance.
Demonic Possession: Pugsley as he failed to take control of the demon possessing him.
Hellhound: Is a dog with demonic powers, though being a pug makes him visually pretty unique, and he disguises his canine identity through most of the comic.
Future Me Scares Me: When taken to the past by Barney, he scares baby Pugsley who thinks his halo is a ring of fire.
Godzilla Threshold: He unleashed a powerful spell known as the Spell of Division to end the Dividing War in the Bad Future.
Heroic Sacrifice: He and Pugsley allow Fingers to kill them to save their friends.
La Résistance: Was the greatest wizard in the resistance fighting back against Coronator Tartarus and his Demon Kings when they invaded Earth in his timeline in the comics.
Light Is Not Good: Is an angelic magic-user and has been brainwashed by the angels into fighting the Dividing War.
Oh, Crap!: In the comics, When he realizes that the demon slayers that he recruited Barney, Norma, Pugsley aren't that good at demon slaying, he panics ranting about how Tartarus is going to come back and finish what he started and in a moment of desperation, thinks of searching other planes for survivors.
One-Man Army: Manages to banish a entire party of demons including Temeluchus and Asmodeus to Naraka.
Politically Incorrect Villain: In the comics. In a moment of spite The Watcher calls Barney (who is a trans man) a girl. This hurts even more given who he actually is.
Redemption Equals Death: In the TV series, he (along with his past self) lets Fingers kill him as his last act as Pugsley.
Tragic Villain: Pugsley driven to the darkside due to both demonic possession and the traumas of warfare and ultimately Killed Off for Real.

Logan "Logs" Nguyen

Voiced by: Kenny Tran

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Barney's Love Interest.

Absurd Phobia: In episode 3 of Dead End: Paranormal Park, he's apparently afraid of having his laptop's battery die out before he could recharge but no available outlet to plug in.
All Gays Love Theater: Averted, when Barney asks him out during the musical episode Phantom of the Theme Park he specifically requests "anything but musicals"
Mr. Fanservice: A constant in his appearances is how he is sexualised, with even Dead End: Paranormal Park showing shots focused on his thighs.
Nice Guy: Very friendly and welcoming to everyone.
Only Known by Their Nickname: In Paranormal Park he goes exclusively by Logs.
Straight Gay: A bit of a jock with no camp mannerisms. The DeadEndia version of the character also overlaps with Manly Gay given how muscular he is.
Sympathetic Adulterer: Played with: in a now-deleted comic Barney suspects Logan of cheating with his roommate Herc, but later learns that the two are amicable ex-boyfriends - who broke up because Logan wanted to try a more open relationship and Herc did not. This aspect of his character is not present in the graphic novel version of DeadEndia nor in Dead End: Paranormal Park, though in a guest comic by Daryl Toh he is flirted with by a demon while Barney is around.
Tragic AIDS Story: Subverted: Is confirmed as HIV-positive in a now-deleted DeadEndia webcomic panel, but he has been accepted as such by at least two partners post-diagnosis.

Badyah Hassan

Voiced by: Kathreen Khavari

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An employee at Phoenix Parks who operates the Deathslide attraction.

Absurd Phobia: Hamsters are her greatest fear.
Blush Stickers: Her cheeks are always blushed with two symmetrical spots.
Endearingly Dorky: She can be just as dorky and excitable as Norma, even preferring when Norma initially calls her "Deathslide" instead of remembering her real name.
Incompatible Orientation: When Norma confesses that she has a crush on her, Badyah gently lets her down on the basis that she is straight.
Literal-Minded: Many examples of this appear in the show, such as:
- Badyah believing the Pauline impersonator wearing a wedding dress is actually having her wedding that day.
- Her telling Norma the exact last thing Jennifer Swan told her: "Bye!"
- Her pouring soup through the mail slot when she's told to leave it at the door.
- Her genuinely trying to listen to Harm Many's instruction to "applaud with her soul" by beating her chest.
The Matchmaker: Badyah tries to set up Norma and Zagan romantically in Season 2.
Nice Girl: Badyah is nothing but cheerful and sweet towards her coworkers.

Temeluchus

Temeluchus Chieftain of Torment and Demon King.

Voiced by: Alex Brightman

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A member of the demon royal family. He tasks Courtney to find him a human host so he can take over Earth but ends up possessing Pugsley instead. Though defeated in the first episode, his magic leaves its mark on Pugsley.

Adaptation Expansion: Temeluchus in DeadEndia is a very brief Arc Villain that is essentially a plot device to get Pugsley's abilities, though he ends up being one of the things that turn The Wanderer to evil. In Dead End: Paranormal Park is a much more developed character overall and an important antagonist in the series.
Adaptational Heroism: Temeluchus after spending time in Pugsley's body, becomes more nicer and friendly to the heroes.
Bad Boss: Courtney gets him a host but instead of upholding his end of the deal and sending her to the Lower Planes, he keeps her banishment in effect. He also vaporizes one of his minions for innocently trying to take a photo of him, though it turns out he had good reason to avoid photography.
Conflict Killer: Just as it looks like the final showdown between the heroes and Pauline is about to begin, Temeluchus convinces Pugsley to let him take over his body so he can defeat Pauline. After easily dispatching Pauline, Temeluchus and his sister Zagan become the main antagonists of the final episode.
Demon Lords and Archdevils: He's high up in the Lower Planes' hierarchy, being a member of the demon royal family and one of the Four Demon Kings.
The Dragon: Functioned as one to the Coronator in the comics before his death.
Humanity Is Infectious: Or rather, dogmanity is infectious. The piece of Temeluchus that remained trapped in Pugsley caused him to gain an understanding of love and friendship which causes him to give up on taking over the Human Plane. Courtney sympathizes, saying humanity can really get "under your scales."
The Dreaded: Is feared by nearly every demon and human who's ever met him. Though this partly goes down by season 2.
Love Redeems: Temeluchus gives up on his ambitions to take over Earth after experiencing Pugsley's feelings of love towards Barney and humanity. By the time he has all his powers back, he realizes he can't bring himself to actually harm anyone. He definitely isn't happy about it, but grumpily accepts it and goes home.
Sealed Evil in a Can: After possessing Pugsley in the first episode, he's defeated by getting his soul trapped in a picture taken of him. At least, most of his soul is in the picture.
Sealed Evil In A Person: A small piece of his soul remains trapped in Pugsley, granting him magical abilities. If Pugsley uses too much magic it runs the risk of giving Temeluchus control over Pugsley's body.
Sibling Rivalry: With his sister Zagan. When she thinks he's taken over the Human Plane, she heads to Earth with an army, ostensibly to serve him, but really to usurp the plane for herself.
Ungrateful Bastard: Courtney holds up her end of the bargain and provides a host for him so he can conquer Earth. In repayment, Temeluchus refuses to uphold his end of the bargain to end her banishment from the Lower Planes. In the season finale, after both he and Courtney have undergone character development, he offers to grant her diplomatic immunity and take her back to the Lower Planes with him, only for her to choose to remain with her human friends.
Weaksauce Weakness: He's an all-powerful demon king who can be easily defeated by someone taking a picture of the person he's possessing, trapping his soul inside the photo.
What Is This Feeling?: He is incredibly annoyed to realize he can't bring himself to hurt Barney or take over the world after the piece of his soul that was trapped inside Pugsley experienced the dog's love of humans, causing Temeluchus to feel it himself.

Fingers

Voiced by: Jamie Demetriou

An angel with a gigantic hand for a head and a seemingly endless arm for a body. He shows up to act as a "parole officer" for Courtney after her Heel–Face Turn but quickly begins acting as a teacher for Pugsley to help him regain his lost magic.

Adaptational Villainy: In the comics, He was an ally of the group and helped them with defeating Temeluchus and even died trying to protect the others from Pauline Phoenix. In the TV series, he's willing to kill Barney and the others and make Pugsley the Watcher. Though Trapped in Villainy may apply as Fingers was fearful of his master "cutting" him off.
Arc Villain: He's the main villain for season two of the tv series, though the final episodes reveal he is just the literal right-hand to his mysterious master.
Berserk Button: Don't give him hi-fives unless you want to make him Hulk Out in the tv series.
Co-Dragons: With The Watcher in season 2 of Paranormal Park.
False Friend: In the tv series. He pretends to be an ally for the group, but is actually using them to achieve his own goals.
Fantastic Racism: Detests demons, viewing them as vile, undisciplined scum and scoffs at the nature of their magic.
Kick the Dog: Though he claims that his actions are for the greater good, its kinda hard to sell when he spends a good deal of his time taunting and belittling his enemies, including and particularly Courtney and Pugsley in the tv series.
Knight of Cerebus: After he reveals his true nature to the gang, things are scarier when he's on screen.
Organ Autonomy: In the comics, each of his fingers can talk and move of their own free will. In the tv series,he's the sentient right hand of Pael, a seraph in charge of the angels in Naraka.
Token Heroic Orc: In the comics, he's the only angel seen on screen that isn't evil.
Treacherous Advisor: He spends season two of Paranormal Park teaching Pugsley how to regain the magic powers he lost from being Temeluchus's host. Except the only reason he was doing so was to create a Stable Time Loop where Pugsley is forced to become the Watcher.
Walking Spoiler: Hard to talk about him without spoiling that he's the Arc Villain for season two.
A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: His first appearance has him seemingly being a villain whose hunting down Courtney and Pugsley, only to reveal the entire thing was a misunderstanding and he begins acting much more polite and helpful, though still occasionally unsettling. The multiple hints he's up to no good aren't Red Herrings and Fingers is the main villain of season two.
You Have Failed Me: When Pugsley and the Watcher sacrifice themselves to ensure the former can never turn into the latter, Fingers's master kills him by "cutting him off" which ends up being Not Hyperbole as Fingers is his master's literal right-arm and is severed from his master's body.

Vince

Voiced by: Cee Nelson

A 10-year old kid who is the admin of the Pauline Phoenix fandom. He's an expert on Pauline Phoenix.

Adaptational Personality Change: In the comics, he was a hyperactive 11-year old who is elated when one of the Dead End Tour Guides asks him if he wants to do the tour instead. In the show, he's a lot more calmer.
Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: In the comics, he was just a kid who came frequently to Dead End's Tours and annoyed Norma. In the show, he and Norma become friends with the former helping her with the disappearance of Jennifer Swan.
Nightmare Fetishist: In the original comics, when he comes back to Dead End and discovers a entire group of demons in the lobby, he says "This is more like it!" and posts online about it.

3 D

3D Aka Jade Nelson

A Pollywood employee who runs the Phoenix Cinema. According to Norma, you would have a shorter time googling facts about Pauline Phoenix than asking him.

Adapted Out: Doesn't appear in the tv series.
Ambiguously Gay: Is a member of the Pollywood LGBTG Friday Crew but its not specified what his sexuality is.
Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Subjected to this along with most of the Pollywood employees after the Watcher's Test.
His Name Is......: Downplayed as he manages to say the last name of the man who killed him before expiring from blood loss in the original version.
Spared by the Adaptation: Survives the events of the Watcher's Test.

Herc

Hercules

A Pollywood employee who used to date Logs. In the comics, He works at the candy shop. In the tv series, he works at the bowling alley and is revealed to be a werewolf.

Adaptational Jerkass: In the comics, he was friendly if not a bit teasing towards Barney. In the tv series, he records Barney failing at bowling and laughs at how Logs is going to wipe the floor with him.
Adaptational Job Change: In the comics, he worked the candy store. In the tv series, he works at the bowling alley.
Adaptational Species Change: In the comics, he seems to be a regular human. In the tv series, he is revealed to be a werewolf.
Amicable Exes: In the comics, he and Logs are on good terms after their break-up with no feelings of resentment seen.
Our Werewolves Are Different: Is revealed to be a werewolf in season 2 of Paranormal Park. In this universe, werewolves are a type of demon.
Supernatural Angst: Downplayed in the tv series as he wishes that the park would let him take off nights with the full moon.

Healthy and Safety

Health and Safety

2 Pollywood employees in the comics in charge of health and safety.

Adapted Out: They don't appear in the tv series with their job taken by Logs.
Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Subjected to this along with most of the Phoenix Parks employees after the Watcher's Test.
Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Enough said.

Smoothie

Smoothie aka Janelle

Voiced by: Shondalia White

A Pollywood employee who works the smoothie booth in the comics and tv series.

Ambiguously Gay: In the comics, is part of the Pollywood LGBT Friday Night Crew but it's not mentioned what her sexuality is.
The Everyman: Along with most of the Pollywood and Phoenix Parks employees, she gets scared when something demonic or angelic shows up.
Named by the Adaptation: Is given a name in the tv series: Janelle.
Those Two Guys: Functions like this in the tv series with Burgers.

Coffee Bean

A Pollywood employee.

Adapted Out: Doesn't make an appearance in the tv series.
Ambiguously Gay: Is part of the Pollywood Friday Night LGBT crew but its not specified what his sexuality is.
Flat Character: The only thing of note about him is that he makes coffee.
Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Like most of the Pollywood Employees after the Watcher's Test.

Garbage Man

A Pollywood employe who takes out the trash

Ambiguously Gay: Is part of the Pollywood Friday Night LGBT crew but its not specified what his sexuality is.
Flat Character: Like most of the unnamed Pollywood employees.
Hates Being Nicknamed: Doesn't like his nickname.
One-Shot Character: Only appears in one chapter.

Other Barney

A Echo from Plane 6. He wanders down to Earth and is placed under Barney's care.

Adapted Out: Doesn't make an appearance with his arc of becoming more human being given to Pugsley.
Mimic Species: His species, the Echoss take on the features of those who influence them.
Our Angels Are Different: A little goo-like creature called an Echo one of the many angelic species in the Upper Planes.
Happily Adopted: He's first adopted by Barney before returning home and meeting another Echo who changes his face to look like him.

Kushiel

Kushiel the Angelic Punisher

An Angelic Punisher from Plane 4. He comes to Earth to eliminate a being who has travelled the planes illegally The being in question turns to be a time-travelling cowboy who was sent by the Wanderer to kill the challengers in exchange for getting his life back. He soon returns in the second book to arrest the Demon Kings for travelling to Earth illegally during a Demon Wrestling Federation match while arresting every demon in attendance and taking Courtney to Pael.

Adapted Out: He makes no appearance in Dead End: Paranormal Park.
Angelic Abomination: A centaur-like angel who is mentioned in concept art to have his body puppetered by something less humanoid.
Conflict Killer: As Norma and Barney prepare to fight off a entire stadium of demons who seek to avenge Temeluchus, Kushiel and the Angelic Horde arrive to arrest every demon present.
Disproportionate Retribution: He thinks that those who have travelled illegally throughout the Multi-Plane should be destroyed.
The Dragon: Seems to function as one to Pael.
Pet the Dog: When he finds Echo, He takes pity on him and reassures the others that there's no need for punishment and that the other Echoes will save him.
Slasher Smile: Flashes one at Courtney before killing Murdoch.
Unwitting Instigator of Doom: If he had just taken the demon kings to Naraka and not Badyah and Courtney or every other demon in attendance, then maybe Barney and Norma wouldn't have gone up to Naraka to try and rescue their friends, causing a mass breakout and the prison to fall into the void, taking possibly dozens of angels still trapped with it and leading to the Demon Kings allying with the humans to stop the angels with the new ambassador using his position to hide the rebellion and feed information to the alliance

Murdoch

Murdoch the Cowboy

A cowboy that was selected by the Wanderer as part of his tournament across time and space. He was sent to kill Barney, Norma, and Pugsley.

Ain't Too Proud to Beg: When Kushiel is about to kill him, he begs for his life and tries to sell out the Wanderer. When he reappears in front of the Wanderer, he begs for a second chance but is killed for his failure.
Badass Boast: In his introduction, he boasts that he has fought both angels and demons. Given the fact that he's referred to as a space cowboy, it could mean that he was among those who fought in the resistance during the Dividing War.
Connected All Along: He, Kyuzo, and the robin hood cosplayer (Garrit Swan in the original version) are revealed to all working on the behalf of the Wanderer.
Trapped in Villainy: His final scene reveals that he was brought back to life and if he killed the challengers, he would get his life back.
You Have Failed Me: Is subjected to this by the Wanderer along with any other member in his army that fails to kill a challenger.

Sam and Milo

2 tour guides who work at the Dead End attraction in Winslow Wonderland. They don't appear in the graphic novels.

Adapted Out: They don't appear in the graphic novel version or tv series.
Those Two Guys: Function like this with each other.

Ananya Khan

Norma's older sister who she has a bad relationship with.

Character Development: Becomes a much better person by the end of Issue 3 after defeating the fear-eating therapist and saving Norma from him.
Demoted to Extra: Doesn't appear in the tv series and is only mentioned.
Freudian Excuse: Her abusive dad died while in the ocean with Norma being spared from the same abuse she and their mother faced which made Ananya jealous of her.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite being cruel at times, she still has redeeming qualities and cares for her sister.
Lack of Empathy: Initially, she thinks Norma is weird and even yells at her for having a panic attack but after having an experience in dealing with a fear-eating demon, she becomes much better.

Dr McKinley

A therapist that works at Pollywood. He is revealed to be a half-demon who feeds on fear.

Adapted Out: Doesn't appear in the tv series with his role taken by Harm Many.
Berserk Button: Gets upset when someone breaks his skull.
Emotion Eater: Like Harm Many, he feeds on fear.
Faux Affably Evil: He seems nice and friendly but quickly drops the act when Norma and Ana touch his skull.
Hoist by His Own Petard: He gets hit by his skull which he enchanted to show the victim's worse fears. This results in him dying.
Our Demons Are Different: A fear-eating slug-like demon who can make himself look like a human.

Gord

A half-demon from Plane 11: Gagen. He's the leader of the Cult of Princes, worshippers of the Demon Kings.

Arc Villain: Functions as one for 2 issues.
Avenging the Villain: He declares as such during a gathering of the Cult of Princes to mourn Dr. McKinley.
Boomerang Bigot: He despises humans and wishes to help Paimon conquer Earth despite being half-human.
Blood Knight: Is mentioned to love war and conquest and when Paimon announces her intentions to turn the demons' hatred towards humans and conquers Earth, he looks happy.
Demonic Possession: Is mentioned to be a fan of this.
No-Respect Guy: In Season 2 of the comics, his messages are frequently ignored by Paimon and by extension the rest of the Demon Kings.
Not So Above It All: In the second book, it's revealed that he's a supporter of the Demon Wrestling Federation much to Courtney's surprise.
Our Demons Are Different: Another example. He is a red slug-like demon who can grow limbs at will.
Surrounded by Idiots: He considers his fellow cultists idiots and weakwilled for not embracing their demonic heritage.

The Cult of Princes

Cult of Princes

Half-Demon worshippers of the Demon Kings.

Adapted Out: They don't appear in the show with no mention made.
Even Evil Has Standards: The pink crown wearing member calls Gord's decision to infiltrate a school creepy.
Minion with an F in Evil: They aren't that good at being demons which Gord is frustrated with.
Put on a Bus: After the events of the Original Run Season 1, Gord has abandoned them due to them being too weak.
Religion of Evil: They are worshippers of the Demon Kings.

Kyuzo

Kyuzo the Samurai

A samurai who shows up during the confrontation between the Dead End Crew and the Cult of Princes.

Connected All Along: He, Murdoch, and the Robin Hood cosplayer are revealed to be all working for the Watcher
Curbstomp Battle: Ends up being killed by Pugsley with ease.
Flat Character: Doesn't get much characterisation.
The Quiet One: Doesn't speak during his appearance.
Samurai: Looks the part.
Trapped in Villainy: He's forced to kill people so he can get a second chance at life.

Patrick Guttman

Voiced by: Tucker Chandler

Patrick Guttman

Barney's younger brother who's looking for him.

Big "WHAT?!": Says this when he sees a Pauline Phoenix impersonator in the comics.
Mature Younger Sibling: He understands what Barney is going through and accepts him.
Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: He and Logs never interact outside of Jade Wilson's funeral. In the show, he knows Logs and is supportive of Barney's relationship with him.

Garrit Swan

The brother of Franklin Wilson who was strangled to death by his brother. He appears in the Original Run as a member of the Watcher's army

Adapted Out: Is replaced by a Robin Hood cosplayer in the graphic novel version.
Asshole Victim: Presumably he is killed offscreen for his failure. He won't be missed due to murdering Jade Wilson aka 3D, Barney, Norma.
Hero Killer: He kills Barney, Fingers and Norma
Hypocrite: Despises Winslow for killing him yet has no issue with killing innocent people that have nothing to do with his grudge.
Never Suicide: He claims to have been killed by his brother and holds a grudge over it.

Pauline Phoenix

Pauline Norma Phoenix

Voiced by: Clinton Leupp AKA Miss Coco Peru.

A famous actress who Pollywood and Phoenix Parks were inspired by.

Adaptational Expansion: Becomes a much more important antagonist in the tv series.
Adaptational Species Change: Downplayed as she’s still a ghost but Pauline in the Short was actually the Internet Ghost and had no human appearance (other than when she Possessed Barney), but in the series itself her screentime is spent more on her human form than her as a ghost.
Adaptational Heroism: In the comics, Pauline Phoenix remains an unrepentant person through and through. In the tv series, she helps Courtney keep the petrified forms of the park guests safe though its Pragmatic Villainy also. In the second season, she helps the escapees from Naraka safely land.
Always a Bigger Fish: When Temeluchus regains control of Pugsley, he quickly defeats Pauline within a minute.
Attention Whore: She loves being in the spotlight and plans a big comeback when she finds her perfect vessel. After Zagan and her army retreat, she quickly starts to plan revenge on the heroes when she's not credited as the sole saviour of Phoenix Parks.
Big Bad Wannabe: Set up to be the big bad of season 1 of Paranormal Park but when the demons arrive, she's shown how low her place is on the cosmic scale. She even proclaims her to be the Big Bad but is sent flying into the distance by Temeluchus.
Broken Pedestal: After finding out that her idol is a monster who possesses people and forces them into silence, she is heartbroken.
Catchphrase: "Keep it to yourself, darling" Winks!
Deal with the Devil: Mentions to have a few deals with devils in the graphic novels.
Disney Villain Death: How she met her end in the tv series: She was filming a life insurance commercial when she fell off the cliff and died from the fall. When Barborah came back to check on her, she possessed her as the first host of many.
Entitled Bitch: When she does something good, she expects to be thanked and given praise.
Former Child Star: She started her career in the show Dead End and filmed 7 commercials around Vince's age.
Glory Hound: All she cares for at the end of the day is her career, her looks, and her legacy. She may have cared for Barborah but she was quick to possess her and criticise her body.
Grand Theft Me: In the graphic novels and tv series, she hires Pauline impersonators, chooses one that looks like her the most and then possesses them. After she tires of them, she leaves their body and forces them into silence. Her first host was her stunt double and best friend, Barborah.
Hazy-Feel Turn: Though she helps the heroes by her own accord and stops actively antagonizes them, it's clear she's in it to satisfy her own ego.
Ignored Epiphany: The heroes convince her to help out against Zagan and Temeluchus by pointing out that true immortality is the legacy one leaves behind. However, at the end of season 1, she's back to plotting against them when the park guests don't praise her as the sole hero.
Immortality Immorality: See the above tropes about her possessing people.
It's All About Me: Only cares about keeping her career going and remaining a star.
Jerk with a Heart of Jerk: During the life insurance commercial filming, she lashes out at Barborah who's concerned for her, driving the latter to tears before possessing her a few minutes later and the first thing she does after possessing her is criticise her appearance.
A Lighter Shadeof Black: She may be a horrible and selfish people but she stops short of killing and maiming people unlike Zagan and [[spoilers: Fingers]]. She even lets her hosts go after they get too old.
Meaningful Name: Like a phoenix, she is constantly reborn...through possessing people. Her old body even turns into ashes.
Pet Monstrosity: She owns an albino tiger named Destiny Ann that is revealed in Season 2. Even more upsetting is that that Pauline has been dead for 30 years with her video will having been filmed a few years before the events of the series. Tigers in captivity only live up to 20-25 years. Even if the will was filmed when Destiny was a cub, she still has lived an unusually long time.
Pragmatic Villainy: Helps Courtney keep the petrified park guests safe but only because having hundreds of people die in it is a bad legacy and she doesn't want a repeat of Phoenix Parks Europe.
Punny Name: See above for Meaningful Name.
Racial Transformation: Has no issues with possessing non-white impersonators.
Serial Spouse: Has had 4 ex-husbands in Season 1 and in Season 2, it's shown that at her funeral, she has had dozens of ex-husbands.
Walking Spoiler: It's hard to talk about her because she's a key antagonist in the comics and show.

Jennifer Swan

-.Voiced by: Natasha ChandelA Pauline Phoenix impersonator and the recent disappearance in a string of disappearances.

Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: She along with the other impersonators are never mentioned again after Season 1.
Dramatic Chase Opening: Her first scene is this as she runs through the rain pursued by Pauline Phoenix.
Named by the Adaptation: Is given a name in the tv series.

The Robin Hood Cosplayer

Another time-travelling warrior sent back to kill Barney and Pugsley.

Connected All Along: [[spoiler: He, Murdoch, Kyuzo are revealed to be all working for the Watcher.
Sympathy for the Hero: Tries to help Barney and Pugsley save Norma after Pugsley accidentally kills her.

Franklin Winslow

The founder of Winslow Wonderland.

Adapted Out: Doesn't appear in the graphic novels.
Mistaken for Murderer: In the Original Run, the witnesses to 3D's murder think it was him at first but it turns out to be Garrit Swan.
Not Proven: Supposedly murdered his brother but there wasn't enough evidence to convict him.

The Coronator

Lord Coronator Tartarus

The emperor of the Lower Planes. A powerful demon who is the only one who has power over the Demon Kings. He seeks to rule not only the Lower Planes but Earth and the Upper Planes.

Adapted Out: Isn't mentioned in the series but a drawing of his head can be seen on a demon book that Courtney owns.
The Dreaded: His reputation is well-known and feared by his enemies. The Watcher spent 10 thousand years, searching the ruins of Plane 7 for an army to help him fight back when he returns.
Egopolis: The 13th plane is named after him.
The Emperor: He rules over the Lower Planes that make up his empire.
Galactic Conqueror: In the Original Run, in the Bad Future, he rose up to conquer the 7 other planes not under his control.
The Ghost: Is mentioned frequently and the main motivation for the Watcher building his army but doesn't appear. Though, Book 3 may be subverting this.
Greater-Scope Villain: He's this as the Demon Kings planned to raze Earth and raise his banner in the ruins of it.
Hell on Earth: Unleashes this in the bad future when he and his armies arrive on Earth to battle the Angelic Horde.
Satanic Archetype: He commands the Demon Kings and their armies and plans on invading the Upper Planes
Sealed Evil in a Can: In the Original Run Season 2, he is revealed to be stuck on his throne bound by chains. His top commanders, the Demon Kings were planning to free him and unleash him on Earth.
Spikes of Villainy: His head is quite spiky.
Take Over the World: In the Original Run, the Coronator rose up to invade the 13 planes

The Crusader and the Pirate Captain

The Crusader and the Pirate, Warriors of the Watcher

2 members of the Watcher's Army who are assigned to keep guard over Courtney, Norma, and Pugsley.

Adapted Out: They don't appear in the tv series.
Dreadlock Warrior: The Pirate Captain has dreadlocks and is a member of the Watcher's Army.
Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Enough said.
Ghost Pirate: The Pirate Captain is this.
Knight Templar: The Crusader is this. He willingly serves the Watcher because he wishes to fight the Devil aka the Coronator.
No Name Given: They are unnamed.
Seadog Beard: The Pirate Captain possesses this.
Walk the Plank: The Pirate Captain threatens to make Courtney, Norma, and Pugsley walk the plank much to the confusion of the Crusader.

Paimon

Paimon Chieftain of Knowledge and Demon King of Dudael

One of the Demon Kings. Once a normal human witch, she was discovered to be a witch and was tortured in a iron maiden. She however summoned Temeluchus to save her who turned the iron maiden into a suit of armour. This had led to her developing a hatred of humanity and wishes to conquer Earth.

Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: In the comics, she, Zagan, Temeluchus, and Baal were siblings. In the tv series, she is Zagan and Temeluchus' mother.
Adaptational Job Change: In the Original Run, she's the Demon King of Doress. In the graphic novels, she's the Demon King of Dudael.
Adaptational Personality Change: In the Original Run, she was a lot more comedic. In the graphic novels, she is a lot more serious.
All There in the Manual: Her backstory is only mentioned in Hamish Steele's post about the Demon Kings on Patreon.
Avenging the Villain: Seeks to conquer Earth for humans killing Temeluchus.
Big Bad Wannabe: Sure, her plans are a big threat to the humans in the graphic novels but the Angelic Horde shows up and throws said plans to the gutter.
Co-Dragons: Along with Zagan and Baal before Temeluchus' death.
Demon of Human Origin: Originally a human witch from Earth who was sentenced to be tortured in a iron maiden.
Demoted to Extra: Doesn't appear in the show much and only appears in the second season finale.
Dragon Ascendant: She becomes the de-facto leader of the Demon Kings following Temeluchus' death in the comics.
Enemy Mine: Teams up with the humans to take down the angels. Justified as there's a war coming and the Demon Kings need all the help they can get.
Fantastic Racism: Despises angels and humans and wants to see them destroyed. In book 2, she tries to kill a cherub who was just trying to get food.
Genre Savvy: In the Original Run. Knows that Zagan and Baal's "villain scheme of the week" won't work and in her words, they need to go full season finale on the humans' asses.
Well-Intentioned Extremist: In the comics, she wants to unite the planes as one again and would do anything to make it happen.
Last Episode, New Character: Only appears in the final episode of season 2 and final page of Deadendia: The Watcher's Test.

Baal

Baal Chieftain of Calamity and Demon King of Gagen

A 3-headed Demon King who commands the demon armies and a elite member of the DWF. Father of Asmodeus.

Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: In the show, he is no longer the brother of the other Demon Kings but the parent of the Demon Kings beside Paimon.
All There in the Manual: His status as Demon King of Gagen is mentioned on Hamish Steele's Patreon page.
Avenging the Villain: When he learns that Temeluchus was killed by humans, he advocates that they conquer Earth to avenge Temeluchus.
Co-Dragons: With Zagan in the comics.
Demon Lords And Arch Devils: Is a member of the Four Demon Kings and the Demonic Royal Family.
The Legions of Hell: He is the military commander of the demon armies.
Our Demons Are Different: Another example. He is a 3-headed demon whose extra heads command the demon armies or extra suits of armour.

Zagan

Zagan Chieftain of Patience and Demon King of Bathmos

Voiced by: MJ Rodriguez.

Another one of the Demon Kings and Demonic Royal Family. In the tv series, she visits Temeluchus on Earth after thinking he has conquered Plane 7.

Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: In the tv series, Paimon is Temeluchus and Zagan's mother.
All There in the Manual: Her comics backstory is only mentioned on Hamish Steele's patreon.
Annoying Younger Sibling: In the tv series, she complains about how the Neutral Plane is boring and makes fun of Temeluchus for possessing a dog. Following her defeat, she retreats back to the Lower Planes, planning to tell her mother.
An Arm and a Leg: When Temeluchus starts turning her to stone, she's forced to break her "favourite arm" to avoid being petrified.
Co-Dragons: In the comics, with Baal.
Dark and Troubled Past: In the comics, its mentioned that Zagan was a normal demon villager who lived in a village terrorised by a ruling family of vampires. At one point in her life, she was given to the vampire family and turned into one. Horrified, she slew the vampires and liberated her village but its implied due to how vampires don't age that she outlived her friends and family.
Demon Lords And Arch Devils: Another member of the Four Demon Kings and Demonic Royal Family.
Faux Affably Evil: Zagan is cheerful and humourous while carrying out evil acts such as turning people to stone and trying to kill Courtney and Pugsley.
If You're So Evil, Eat This Kitten!: When Pugsley masquerading as Temeluchus stops her from eating Patrick, she gets suspicious and tells him to eat Patrick. When he refuses too, he tries to kill them both.
I'm a Humanitarian: Seemingly likes eating people and calls Patrick "take-out"
Pet the Dog: After arriving on Earth, she removes Courtney's cuffs, allowing her to go to the Lower Planes. Though this could be Pragmatic Villainy as the Demonic Royal Family needs more demons like Courtney down there.
Ship Tease: Shares this with Norma in Season 2 Episode 6: My Sweet 1600. She even gives the former her number at the end.
Sibling Rivalry: Has this with Temeluchus, being jealous of him and trying to steal his conquest of Earth.
The Starscream: Tries to usurp Temeluchus after deeming him "soft"
Taken for Granite: One of her powers. Used against her when she tries to turn Pugsley into stone which causes her to lose her favourite arm.
Villain: Exit, Stage Left: Once Temeluchus defeats her, she retreats back to the Lower Planes.
Younger Than They Look: Is 16 but looks like a young woman due to being a unaging vampire.

Danny

Danny aka Daniel

Voiced by: Haley Joel Osment.

A fallen angel who is a old friend of Courtney back when they were serving the Angelic Horde. In the comics, he works for the Bureau of Paradoxes, finding time-travellers and helping them get back to their homes. In the tv series, he works in the Fallen Angel Work Program.

Adaptational Job Change: See above.
Ascended Extra: Becomes a much more important character in book 3.
Celestial Bureaucracy: Works for the Bureau of Paradoxes an organisation founded by the angels to track down time-travellers and prevent them from destabilising the timeline.
Demoted to Extra: Only appears in Season 2 in 2 episodes.
Everyone Has Standards: Is okay with working with the angels again but when he learns that Courtney was taken and turned back into an angel, he takes up the position of Ambassador to hide the demon rebellion.
Fallen Angel: Along with Courtney.
Implied Love Interest: In the comics, is rather close to Courtney, comforts them when they blame themselves for their rebellion getting both of their halos shattered and commonly refers to them as "love" but nothing explicit has been said.
Rage Against the Heavens: He founded a rebellion alongside Cahatel aka Courtney when the Divine was preparing to divide the current 12 planes into 13 once more. In the present day, he joins the demon rebellion.

Hox

Voiced by: Tom Lenk

A blue demon dressed in a suit. In the comics, he is a recruiter for the Demon Wrestling Federation.

Adaptational Job Change: Downplayed as he is part of the DWF in the second season of the show. In season 1, he runs a game show and news station.
Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: In the comics, he is a mentor to Barney despite setting him up to fail at first. He looks regretful when the Demon Kings force him to put Barney in a match against them. In the tv series, he and Barney don't interact much with the former killing the latter when he was participating in Hox's Castle.
Even Evil Has Standards: In the comics. Despite setting up Barney at first, he is regretful when Barney begs him for help against the Demon Kings.
Nightmare Fetishist: Calls himself a big fan of Barney in the comics due to being a demon slayer and recruits Barney into the DWF.
Sadistic Game Show: Is the host of one in the tv series.
Welcome to the Big City: Welcomes Barney to his home plane of Necropolis which is a plane-wide city.

Asmodeus

Voiced by: Taylor Gibson

Asmodeus Demon Prince, Conqueror of the Realm of Nightmare, Devourer of Souls, Prince of the Damned, the Prince of Darkness, the Master of Disaster.

A demon wrestler of the DWF. In the comics, he is Barney's first opponent and after being defeated, the two become friends with Asmodeus gaining romantic interest in Barney.

Asmodeus: Named after the same demon but the original demon's sin of Lust isn't mentioned.
Cute Little Fangs: Has two sharp fangs.
Demon Lords and Archdevils: A Demon Prince and the son of Demon King Baal.
Devil in Disguise: In book 2: The Broken Halo, he visits Earth and uses a glamour to hide his true appearance.
Face: Is a popular demon wrestler who the crowd loves.
Horned Humanoid: Has two segmented horns like his father.
Try to Fit That on a Business Card: His list of titles taken from the graphic novels and tv series.

Swati Khan

Voiced by: Natasha Chandel

Norma's mother who cares for her a lot.

Adaptational Early Appearance: Doesn't appear until Book 2 in the comics but in the tv series, appears in the first episode.
Adaptational Angst Downgrade: In the tv series, it seems that Jayesh Khan isn't abusive so a lot of angst about Norma's family is removed.
Open-Minded Parent: She immediately accepts Norma when she comes out as bi.
Adaptational Badass: Helps Norma defeat the army of Pauline Phoenix dolls.

Pael

Voiced by: Piotr Michael

An angel who's the right-hand angel of the Divine.

Bad Boss: In the comics, he leaves with Cahatel when the prison explodes, abandoning his fellow angels including Kushiel. In the tv series, he kills Fingers for his failure.
Demoted to Extra: Only appears in the last two episodes of season 2.
Big Bad: The main antagonist in the Broken Halo.
The Bad Guy Wins: Manages to make Courtney become an angel again and takes out Paimon
The Charmer: Charms people into thinking he's their friend.
The Dreaded: The Demon Kings react in shock when they learn that Pael is in Naraka.
The Dragon: Functions as one to the Divine.
Greater-Scope Villain: Functions as one in the tv series.
Manipulative Bastard: He manipulates Courtney into thinking that their friends don't care about them. It's stated in his tv series concept art that he tricks people into thinking he's their friend.
Would Harm a Child: Has no issue with throwing Barney and Badyah into the void.
Dissonant Serenity: Remains calm and serene even when killing Fingers in the tv series.

The Divine

The leader of the Angelic Horde. They are a powerful entity that has divided the universe into 13 planes and brainwashed most of the angels.

Benevolent Boss: Pael claims them to be one.
Bad Boss: Has seemingly brainwashed most of the low-ranking angels within the Horde.
Big Bad: Is set up to be one in the Divine Order.
Egopolis: The 1st plane is named after them.
God: Seems to be the closest to one in the setting.
Greater-Scope Villain: Is one for Deadendia and possibly Dead End: Paranormal Park despite not being mentioned.
Our Angels Are Different: A indecipherable golden angel.
Person of Mass Destruction: Has the power to divide the planes which causes untold devastation throughout the Multi-Plane.

Roxie and Saul Guttman

Roxie and Saul Guttman.

Barney and Patrick's parents. They are well-intentioned but make mistakes when it comes to dealing with Grammy Gram.

Adaptational Heroism: In the Original Run and graphic novels, they were worse. In the Original Run, they raised Barney's rent so he couldn't afford top surgery and refused to accept him while refusing to look for him. In the tv series, they're much better parents who do make some mistakes but they learn from them.
Character Development: In the tv series, they become better people and ban Grammy Gram from coming to family dinner until she accepts Barney.
Parents as People: They care for their children but make mistakes in handling Grammy Gram's transphobic behaviour towards Barney.
Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Their actions in both the comics and tv series. In both series, Barney runs away from home and moves into Dead End causing Pugsley to be possessed by Temeluchus. In the comics, Temeluchus ends up being killed which results in the Demon Kings decimating Earth while leaving almost no survivors and turns Pugsley into the Watcher and forcing him to kill himself to stop the Watcher. In the TV series, the angels desperate to win the upcoming war, send Fingers down to Earth to train Pugsley into becoming the Watcher. In both versions, this leads to the angels and demons preparing to go to war with Plane 7 being the intended battleground.

Debuted in Dead End: Paranormal Park

Josh

Ferris Wheel Aka Josh

Voiced by: Patrick Stump.

A Phoenix Parks employee who operates the ferris wheel. Is also an actor.

All for Nothing: In Season 2 when a horde of shadow demons attack, he says this about his stage combat when a shadow demon grabs him.
Butt-Monkey: Gets the short end of the stick when something demonic happens.
Canon Foreigner: Only appears in Paranormal Park.
The Everyman: Along with most of the Pollywood and Phoenix Parks employees, he gets scared by the demonic ongoings at the park.
Facial Horror: His worst fear is this, though thankfully we don't see it happen.
Phoneaholic Teenager: Is seen with his phone in almost every episode. When he loses his phone, he states that his life is in his phone.
Unusually Uninteresting Sight: When he's seen next after being grabbed by a mascot, he's on his phone while sitting on a mascot.

The Pauline Phoenix Impersonators

A group of women who are hired to be impersonators of Pauline Phoenix.

Adaptational Diversity: In the comics, they were all shown to be white woman. In the show, some of them are black.
Cast of Snowflakes: Most of them look different from each other.
Celebrity Impersonator: This is what their role is.
Exactly What It Says on the Tin: See their group name.
Palette Swap: The backup dancers in Phantom of the Theme Park are recolours of each other.

Burgers

Voiced by: Christian Lanz.

A Phoenix Parks employee who works the burger stand.

Absurd Phobia: Is afraid of ketchup on burgers.
Canon Foreigner: Only appears in Paranormal Park
Nice Guy: A friendly employee.
No Name Given: No one has mentioned his name so far.
The Everyman: Like most of the other Pollywood and Phoenix Parks employees, freaks out at the supernatural ongoings.

The Mascots

The Phoenix Park Mascots

An army of mascots brought to life by Pugsley.

Canon Foreigner: Only appear in the Animated Adaptation.
Creepy Good: They're this in the end.
Creepy Mascot Suit: Old costumes who come to life.
Good All Along: They only wish to meet people not eat them.
Small Role, Big Impact: They only appear in one episode but them coming to life led Courtney to realise that a piece of Temeluchus inside Pugsley.

Harmony/Harm Many

Voiced by: Alan Cumming

A hippie counselor hired to run trust-building exercises for the park employees. Turns out to be a fear-devouring demon.

Canon Foreigner: Only appears in the Animated Adaptation.
Back from the Dead: He returns in season two's "Eat the Parents", having planted a magic party-planning book in Dead End as a contingency plan for his resurrection. He doesn't stick around for long.
Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: When he first appears, Harm Many puts on an act of being an enlightened, well-meaning and friendly life coach dedicated to helping the staff form meaningful bonds with one another. However as the episode goes on, he stops helping the staff trust one another and become more confident and instead shoves them into situations that make them uncomfortable like the "Human Knot Of Trust" where all the staff (sans Pugsley) join hands and have to unknot themselves, which freaks Norma out so much that she runs off crying and forces them to face their fears with no advice how to overcome them. It's shortly after this that the gang learn he's not a life-coach at all, but rather a demon named Harm-Many who feeds off of people's worst fears.
Crystal Skull: He uses one to take people to a world where they experience their greatest fears so he can feed on that fear.
Emotion Eater: He feeds on fear.
Faux Affably Evil: Even while everyone around him writhes in fear, the only time he drops the enlightened hippie act is when he's blowing up from Norma's fear.
Hoist by His Own Petard:
- His attempt to feed on Norma's fears ended with him blowing up from a fear overload.
- Happens again in "Eat the Parents". He forces Logs to voice his insecurities, but this just leads Barney and his parents to encourage and grow closer to him. The resulting positivity poisons and destroys Harmony.
Ironic Name: The humans point this out when they think the name is Harmony, only to be corrected that the name is actually "Harm-Many" instead, making it a very literal name.
Ludd Was Right: He used to generate all the fear he needed just by having people look at him, but horror films made that more difficult for him.
New-Age Retro Hippie: He dresses and talks like an archetypal hippie, possibly to make it harder for people to find out that he's a demon.
Our Demons Are Different: His demon form can best be described as an octopus walking around like a spider with eyes where the joints should be.
Politically Incorrect Villain: While it's likely to be because Norma has much more fear and anxiety than the rest of the staff, Harm Many's repeated attempts to make Norma scared and uncomfortable make him come off as this when you realize that she's autistic.
- When he returns in Eat the Parents, he mocks Norma's previous confession as "So Very Special Episode".
Red Right Hand: His right eye in his human form is deformed enough to be recognizably demonic.
Violent Glaswegian: While far more subdued in demeanor than other examples, he's still a malevolent being with a Scottish brogue.

The Night Hag

Cheryl the Night Hag

Voiced by: Kaitlyn Robrock.

A demon summoned by Patrick and his friends. She turns them into the Sleepless, sleep-deprived zombies.

Canon Foreigner: Only appears in the Animated Adaptation.
Does This Remind You of Anything?: In-universe, Patrick watches the exchange between Cheryl and her sister Linda the Day Hag and realises the similarities between him and Barney talking about how the latter left.
Karma Houdini: Suffers no consequences for her actions.
Moral Myopia: Is okay with sucking the sleep out of kids but when Patrick calls her a hag, she gets angry and acts like the victim.
Never My Fault: Doesn't take any responsibility for her actions.
Our Demons Are Different: A sleep-eating demon hag dressed in pajamas.

The Day Hag

Linda aka the Day Hag.

Voiced by: Kaitlyn Robrock.

A demon summoned by Pugsley to fight the Night Hag who is her sister.

Bait-and-Switch: At first, she appears to be an angel that's similar to the Night Hag but it turns out that she's a demon.
Canon Foreigner: Like her sister, only appears in the Animated Adaptation
Long-Lost Relative: She's the runaway sister of the Night Hag.
The Mall: Manages a beauty saloon at the Necropolis Mall.

Barborah Winslow

Custodian aka Barborah.

Voiced by: Karen Maruyama.

Custodian and head of Audbrey Phoenix Parks. She was a stunt-double and best friend of Pauline but they fell out while filming a insurance commercial with the latter possessing Barborah.

0% Approval Rating: The entire Phoenix Parks fandom with the exception of Norma and Vince hate her and consider her attempt at telling the truth, a smear.
Almighty Janitor: Fights against the demon army that invades Audbrey Phoenix Parks.
Canon Foreigner: Only appears in the Animated Adaptation
Everyone Has Standards: Is willing to do anything to expose Pauline Phoenix but when the latter tries to hurt the kids, Barborah tries to give the kids time to escape and even urges Norma to run.
Mythology Gag: Her last name is this as its the name of the Original Run's park name.
Taking the Bullet: Dives in front of a magic blast aimed at Pugsley, Barney, and Norma.
Wrestler in All of Us: Used to be a wrestler called Barbara the Unbreakable.
You Are in Command Now: After Season 1, she becomes the head of Audbrey Phoenix Parks and possibly other Phoenix Parks as well.

Margie and Marly

Voiced by: Angelica Ross and Samantha Jayne.

A elderly couple who help Barney with talking to Logs.

Cool Old Lady: They help Barney talk to Logs.
Security Cling: They do this when they're turned to stone.

Evil Norma

Voiced by: Kody Kavitha (Dead End: Paranormal Park)

An evil twin of Norma who is conjured by Pugsley's angelic magic.

Clones Are People, Too: A fully sentient clone with feelings of Norma.
Evil Doppelgänger: A evil clone of Norma.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Is a jerk to Norma and Badyah but helps the former realize her feelings for the latter.
Prisons Are Gymnasiums: She is reintroduced, lifting herself up on a fate tree branch.
Toilet Humour: States to Norma that her podcast recording is most going to be fart sounds.

Evil Barney

Voiced by: Zach Barack (Dead End: Paranormal Park)

An evil twin of Barney

Clones Are People, Too: A fully sentient clone with feelings of Barney.
Evil Doppelgänger: A evil clone of Barney.
Relationship Sabotage: Tries to steal Logs from original Barney.
Prison Riot: Participates when the demon prisoners at Naraka break out.

Good Courtney

Good Courtney.

Voiced by: Emily Osment

A good twin of Courtney

Clones Are People, Too: A fully sentient clone with feelings of Courtney.
Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Doesn't reappear or is mentioned again even though the clones of Barney and Norma reappear.
Fallen Angel: Is the same species as Courtney.
Tropaholics Anonymous: Starts a demon support group for those who live on the Neutral Plane.

Val

Val The Vampire

Voiced by: Shondalia White

A vampire who lives on the Neutral Plane. She is part of Good Courtney's support group for Neutral Plane Demons.

All There in the Script: Her name only appears in the subtitles.
Canon Foreigner: Only appears in the Animated Adaptation
Interclass Friendship: Is a friend of Zagan, Demon King of Bathmos.
Our Vampires Are Different: Is a vampire which are demons in this universe.
Supernatural Angst: Feels like her vampirism has ruined her makeup tutorials, implying that she was recently turned into a vampire.

The Grogon Wrestler and Zilla

Grogon Wrestler And Zilla

Voiced by: Shondalia White.

2 DWF wrestlers who are part of Asmodeus' gym.

Green-Eyed Monster: Zilla Has serious jealousy issues that she's trying to work through.
Canon Foreigner: Both of them. Downplayed with Zilla as a character similar to her was going to be included in the second Deadendia book but got cut.
Development Gag: A character similar to Zilla was going to appear in the second Deadendia book but got cut.
Medusa: Zilla has this look but doesn't turn people to stone.
Oh, Crap!: Zilla has this expression when the Watcher appears.
Our Demons Are Different: The Grogon is a blue four-armed demon and Zilla is a one-eyed green demon with snake hair.
Wrestler in All of Us: 2 members of the Demon Wrestling Federation.

JoJo

JoJo aka JeuxJeux

Voiced by: Shondalia White.

A judge of the Demon Wrestling Federation.

Amicable Exes: Used to date Zagan and was invited to her latest birthday.
Canon Foreigner: Only appears in the Animated Adaptation.
French Jerk: Has a french accent and calls Barney hideous.
Running Gag: Hox mispronouncing her name which she corrects.
Our Demons Are Different: A termite infested mound who slides around.

Boris

Zagan's boyfriend.

Canon Foreigner: Only appears in the Animated Adaptation
Crazy Jealous Guy: Zagan considers him this.
Daywalking Vampire: Is called a day-walker.
Our Vampires Are Different: Is a vampire which are demons in this universe.
Taken for Granite: Gets turned to stone by Zagan.

The Three Ghosts

Chester Phoenix, Jules, Henrietta

Voiced by: Bill Farmer, Z Infante and Kemah Bob.

3 ghosts who haunt Phoenix Parks and appear after Barney dies....again.

Barred from the Afterlife: They can't pass on because they have too much unfinished business.
Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Appear to be friends of Barney at first but turn out to be horrible people who use Barney in an attempt to pass on.
Canon Foreigner: Only appear in the Animated Adaptation.
False Friend: Ultimately this to Barney.
Fog Feet: Jules doesn't have any feet.
Ghastly Ghost: Ultimately turn out to be selfishly using Barney to pass on.
Ghostly Glide: Only fly around.
Glowing Eyelights of Undeath: Have glowing eyes.
Our Ghosts Are Different: Henrietta is an orb ghost.

Characters / Dead End

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Main Characters

Barney Guttman

Norma Khan

Pugsley

Debuted in Dead End

The Internet Ghost

Debuted in DeadEndia

Courtney

The Watcher

Logan "Logs" Nguyen

Badyah Hassan

Temeluchus Chieftain of Torment and Demon King.

Fingers

Vince

3D Aka Jade Nelson

Hercules

Health and Safety

Smoothie aka Janelle

Coffee Bean

Other Barney

Kushiel the Angelic Punisher

Murdoch the Cowboy

Sam and Milo

Ananya Khan

Dr McKinley

Gord

Cult of Princes

Kyuzo the Samurai

Patrick Guttman

Garrit Swan

Pauline Norma Phoenix

Jennifer Swan

Lord Coronator Tartarus

The Crusader and the Pirate, Warriors of the Watcher

Paimon Chieftain of Knowledge and Demon King of Dudael

Baal Chieftain of Calamity and Demon King of Gagen

Zagan Chieftain of Patience and Demon King of Bathmos

Danny aka Daniel

Hox

Asmodeus Demon Prince, Conqueror of the Realm of Nightmare, Devourer of Souls, Prince of the Damned, the Prince of Darkness, the Master of Disaster.

Swati Khan

Pael

The Divine

Roxie and Saul Guttman.

Debuted in Dead End: Paranormal Park

Ferris Wheel Aka Josh

Burgers

The Phoenix Park Mascots

Harmony/Harm Many

Cheryl the Night Hag

Linda aka the Day Hag.

Custodian aka Barborah.

Margie and Marly

Evil Norma

Evil Barney

Good Courtney.

Val The Vampire

Grogon Wrestler And Zilla

JoJo aka JeuxJeux

Boris

Chester Phoenix, Jules, Henrietta

Alternative Title(s): Dead End Paranormal Park, Dead Endia

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