Characters / Harvey Beaks

Main Characters

Harvey Beaks

Voiced by: Max Charles

The eponymous protagonist. A sweet and good-natured young bird who can't help but abide by the rules and seek new adventures with his friends.

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• Acrophobic Bird: In "The Spitting Tree", it's revealed Harvey is afraid of heights, though the irony of this is never addressed.
• All-Loving Hero: Harvey sees pretty much everyone in Littlebark Grove as his friend and considers them all "best friends", even the likes of Princess, who is mostly begrudgingly allowed by the others to hang out with them.
• Berserk Button: Values being loved and good so much to the point where if he loses it, he'll go on a naked rampage.
• Beware the Nice Ones: In "Harvey Isn't Scary", Harvey uses his intimate knowledge of his friends to create a scary story that terrifies and emotionally destroys them. Even he's amazed at what he's done.
• Lawful Stupid: He can fall under this at times. For example, in "Certified Babysitter", he can't bring himself to enter the Super Hot Spring unless accompanied by an adult—even though his egg-sister is right in the middle of it, in danger of becoming hard-boiled.
• Lethal Klutz: In "Barkball", Harvey is so bad at the eponymous sport that he incapacitates every member of his team by bashing their shins with his sticks. He ends up winning anyway because he does the same to his opponent, which is apparently a legal move in Barkball.
• Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: The soft-spoken feminine boy to Fee's masculine girl.
• Neat Freak: Harvey is obsessed with orderliness in his surroundings. The first thing he did when he was born was tidy up the bits of his eggshell.
• Nervous Wreck: He gets panicky pretty easily when he ends up in an uncomfortable situation.
• Nice Guy: In comparison to his best friends, Harvey is a very pleasant and mild-mannered guy.
• Non-Mammal Mammaries: In "The Rebel", he mentions he has nipples.
• Obsessively Organized: Is very orderly and wants everything to go as planned.
• Odd Friendship: A quiet, well-behaved bird and two loud, trouble-making imps wouldn't seem like the kind that would get along, right?

• Sanity Slippage: Happens to him at the end of "Pe-Choo!", where he takes his friends' "insults" about him seriously and says he's "AN EMPTY SHELL OF A PERSON!!!"
• Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The soft-spoken sensitive guy to Foo's manly man.
• Serious Business: He and his mother feel this way about his favorite board game, to the point that he makes it un-fun for everyone else.
• Tuft of Head Fur: Harvey has a fluff of feathers on his head that makes it clear that he is feathered instead of blue skinned.

Fee

Voiced by: Angelina Wahler

Foo's sister and Harvey's best friend, Fee is a wild and tomboyish girl whose rough nature belies her sisterly attitude to Harvey and Foo.

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• Ambiguously Gay: Fee was never given a male love interest during the course of the series. However, she seemed quite fond of the woman bouncer in "Nightclub Night", given how impressed she was by her. Harvey then encouraged Fee to go ask if she can give bouncing a try and the whole conversation comes off like Harvey encouraging Fee to talk to someone she has a crush on.
• All of the Other Reindeer: Fee and Foo aren't exactly liked by the other inhabitants of the forest.
  • Related to Foo's entry, she and Claire end up bonding during their attempts to break up Foo and Princess in "Buds Before Studs."
• Berserk Button: Mess with her brother or her friends and you're done for. She literally went blind with rage when squirrels kidnapped Foo.
• Beware the Silly Ones: You do not want to get Fee angry, despite her silly and carefree demeanor.
• Big Sister Instinct: Though she and Foo are twins, she was born first and has been shown to be very protective of Foo. She even mentions in "Buds Before Studs" that the reason she's not keen on a girlfriend getting between her and Foo is because she doesn't want him to get hurt.
• Brains and Brawn: Ends up forming the Brawn to Claire's Brains in "Buds Before Studs."
• Cartoon Creature: When asked what kind of animal Fee and Foo are, Greenblatt has stated they were "nothing specific", though they're sometimes called imps or gremlins. Word of God apparently confirms them to be imps. This was made explicit on-screen in the series finale, as their parents come from the Greater Impland Empire.

• Everyone Has Standards: For as chaotic as she is, outright theft doesn't seem to sit well with her. It seems to vary though. She did suggest that Harvey steal the bike from Randl, and the trophy from Princess.
• Extreme Omnivore: She admits to being one when she says a food that Foo likes is so nasty even she won't eat it.
  Fee: And I'm not picky. I ate a tire once!
• Fiery Redhead: Close enough. Fee has dark pink (bordering on red) hair and a feisty attitude to boot.
• Gasshole: Of the burping variety. Her "celebration burps" are loud enough to shake the forest, as demonstrated in "Buds Before Studs".
• Genki Girl: She's cheerful, wild, and energetic.
• Hates Baths: She never takes baths, according to Harvey in "The Almighty Foo."
• Intergenerational Friendship: Forms one with Harvey's mom in "Comet Night!" and later with the eponymous old man Blister in "The Blister".
• Improvised Clothes: Fee's outfit is just a burlap sack with a rope belt. Ties in with her and her brother being Forest Urchins.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She's a little rough around the edges but she really does care about her friends.
  • In "Tail of Les Squirrels", she throws a squirrel's detached tail down a river right as she was about to give it back to its rightful owner, when the owner made the mistake of insulting her friends.
  • She's also the first to suggest helping Moff feel appreciated and less left out in "Steamgate".
• Odd Friendship: A quiet, well-behaved bird and two loud, trouble-making imps wouldn't seem like the kind that would get along, right?
  • Also extends to her friendship with Claire; Fee is outgoing and rough-and-tumble while Claire is shy and bookish.
• Outdoorsy Gal: Befitting a Wild Child.
• The Pig-Pen: Never washes her hair to the point of storing things in it and has no qualms with letting a colony of bugs live in it.
• Tomboy: Enjoys getting dirty, hangs around with guys and even takes pleasure whenever Foo is hitting her (in a playful way, of course).
• Wild Child: Like Foo, Fee can be very untamed and hyperactive. However, she tends to be the more balanced and cunning of the two.
• Wild Hair: She has a large, rectangle-shaped, fuchsia-colored hairdo to match her wild personality.

Foo

Voiced by: Jackson Brundage (until "Old-Fashioned Dade"), Tom Robinson ("Old-Fashioned Dade" onwards)

Fee's brother and Harvey's other best friend, Foo is very similar to Fee in personality, but tends to be more carefree and eccentric than his sister.

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• All of the Other Reindeer: Fee and Foo aren't exactly liked by the other inhabitants of the forest. With the exception of Claire, who seems to have a crush on Foo.
• Bait-and-Switch Sentiment: When Claire manages to ask him if he likes her in a girlfriend way, Foo replies that he does... and that he likes a rock he found as his rockfriend, and a leaf he found as his leaffriend.
• Cartoon Creature: When asked what kind of animal Fee and Foo are, Greenblatt has stated they were "nothing specific", though they're sometimes called imps or gremlins. They eventually settled on "imp", as the series finale shows their parents come from the Greater Impland Empire.
• Cheerful Child: He's never depressed and always has a smile on his face.
• Cloud Cuckoo Lander: Even more-so than Fee. In one episode, he thought that he needed to take his pants off to ride a bike.
• Keet: Playful, cheerful, and a friendly (if often mischievous) imp.
• Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal: He only wears a pair of red pants. He tends to take them off.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He can be obnoxious at times, but he does care about his friends.
  • In "The Almighty Foo", after accidentally destroys a bug village, he tries to make it up to them by giving them a safe, new home.
• Long Pants: His red pants, which would be easy to mistake for the colour of his torso if he didn't like to take them off a lot.
• Oblivious to Love: Regarding Claire's very noticeable crush on him.
• Odd Friendship: A quiet, well-behaved bird and two loud, trouble-making imps wouldn't seem like the kind that would get along, right?
• Trademark Favorite Food: Bugs, which Fee and Harvey often feed him.
  • Also Furberries, which appear to have the texture and taste of a hairball. Noteworthy in that Foo seems to be the only one who can stomach them, let alone enjoy them.
• Wild Child: Like Fee, Foo can be very untamed and hyperactive.
• Would Hit a Girl: At least when it comes to Fee. Though she quite enjoys getting hit and is more than able to give as good as she gets.

Harvey's Family

Miriam Beaks

Voiced by: Kerri Kenney-Silver

Harvey's mother. She works as a librarian at Littlebark Grove's library.

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• Competition Freak: As "Yampions" shows, she takes her board games very seriously.
• Cool Big Sis: Fee looks up to her as one of these, due to her laid-back personality. Likewise, Miriam bonds with Fee because she reminds her of herself when she was a child.
• Former Teen Rebel: She was a stereotypical punk when she was younger, and was even the lead singer in her own metal band.
• Good Parents: She's very supportive of her son and it's pretty dang clear how much she loves Harvey.

• Non-Mammalian Hair: Unlike Harvey and Irving, she has a full set of hair instead of some small feather tufts.
• Parental Substitute: To the Twins.
• Stacy's Mom: Technobear often tries to hit on her.

Irving Beaks

Voiced by: Scott Adsit

Harvey's stay-at-home father. He's more emotional and sensitive than his wife.

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• Chick Magnet: Never elaborated on, but he apparently dated quite a few girls before he met Miriam.
• Good Parents: Like Miriam of course, he loves Harvey very much. He even made him the best man at his second wedding.

• House Husband: He stays at home, taking care of the kids.
• Lethal Chef: He's a terrible cook who burns nearly all the food he makes.
• Like Father, Like Son: He's where Harvey gets his more squeamish tendencies.

• We Used to Be Friends: With Moff, due to the responsibilities of his family overtaking the time they spend hanging together.
• "Well Done, Son" Guy: He's kinda estranged with his dad Roland, due to the latter's stoic personality, and just really wants to bond with his old man.

Michelle Beaks

^{Click here to see Michelle as an Egg} 

Voiced by: Kari Wahlgren

Harvey's baby sister, who hatches from her egg in the first episode of Season 2. She's quite the troublemaker for her age.

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• Enfante Terrible: Being a cute baby strongly belies her devilish penchant for chaos and mischief.
• No Name Given: Was just referred to as "the egg" before she hatched.

• Strong Family Resemblance: Looks like a smaller Harvey with Miriam's hair.

Aiden and Miley

Left: Aiden. Right: Miley

Voiced by: Jim O'Heir (Aiden) and Catherine O'Hara (Miley)

Miriam's mom and dad, thus Harvey's grandparents. Aiden is a retired desk cop while Miley used to be a judge.

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• Cool Old Guy: Aiden. Asides from being a former police officer (albeit of the desk variety), he's still got a lot of energy for his age and he loves playing, joking around and playing with his camera.
• Cool Old Lady: Miley. She used to be a judge, and as she demonstrates in her "interrogation" with Harvey, she's still pretty dang good at what she does. And yet she's as sweet as honey.
• Dirty Old Man: Implied with Aiden, who is briefly seen filming Miley's butt for some reason. Harvey finds it disturbing.
• Doting Grandparent: Both of them love their grandson a lot, but Miley is especially doting.
• Elderly Blue-Haired Lady: Miley. It's a faded-out version of her daughter's more vibrant blue hair.

• Pungeon Master: Aiden likes to make cheesy puns.

Roland Beaks

Voiced by: Blake Clark

Irving's stone-hearted father and Harvey's other grandfather. His wife passed away some time before the show's events.

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• A Day in the Limelight: Although he debuted alongside Aiden and Miley in "The Case of the Missing Pancake", he gets more spotlight in "The Feelings". He was also supposed to get his own spotlight episode if the show had gotten a third season as that season's finale.

• The Eeyore: He's not a very cheerful guy. Word of God says that a lot of it has to do with his wife passing away.
• Perpetual Frowner: Once again, he's not really a joyous fellow.
• The Quiet One: If he says anything, it's usually just a single word sentence.
• The Stoic: Rarely shows any emotion or expresses his feelings with more than a simple huff or grunt.

Kids of Littlebark

Claire

Voiced by: Nicole Wedel

A shy fox who likes anime and has a crush on Foo. Her mother puts a lot of pressure on her to be as successful as her older sister.

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• A Day in the Limelight: "Buds Before Studs", which focuses on her crush on Foo.
• All Girls Want Bad Boys: C.H. Greenblatt describes her crush on Foo as being her way of rebelling against her strict, sheltering mother.
• Always Second Best: Despite proving herself fairly talented in "Princess Is Better Than You", Claire's older sister is implied to be so much better that it makes her look completely inadequate.
• Beware the Nice Ones: She shows her fangs in "Buds Before Studs", when her crush is on the line
  Claire: I'll swing a mace, I'll take a life, I'll do whatever it takes!

• Brains and Brawn: The Brains to Fee's Brawn in "Buds Before Studs."
• Cunning Like a Fox: Despite being something of a Butt-Monkey in her home life, she gains Fee's admiration for her quick thinking and strategy.
• Cute Little Fangs: Always has a small canine poking from her mouth.
• Hilariously Abusive Childhood: Her mother makes her write essays when she fails, and makes her write essays when she succeeds. A comic revealed her mother once graded her future and she got a C-.
• Invisible Parents: Despite being mentioned many times, Claire's parents (as well as her sister and home) remain unseen.
• Lethal Chef: Her attempt to make spaghetti sauce ended up with a caustic brown slop that burns the hair right off of Foo. In her own words: "It came out evil."
• Occidental Otaku: "Buds Before Studs" shows her reading shoujo manga, and her fantasies about Foo are all done in a shoujo manga style.
• Odd Friendship: Usually seen hanging out with Piri Piri. She also forms one with Fee in "Buds Before Studs."
• Puppy Love: She has a crush on Foo.

Dade

Voiced by: C.H. Greenblatt

A conservative-minded rabbit who is Harvey's closest and longtime friend. He's a stick in the mud who can't stand Fee and Foo or their wild antics.

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• A Day in the Limelight: Gets the most of Harvey's friends, including "Old-Fashioned Dade", "Wade is Cooler than Dade", "The Dade", and "Why Are You Even Friends?".
• Ambiguously Christian: Dade's attitude is strongly reminiscent of children raised in fundamentalist Christian families, though he and his family are never confirmed to be religious in any way, though some art from a storyboarder depicts him with a Bible debating whether it's okay to kiss boys (more on that below).
• Ambiguously Gay: Dade seems to admire Harvey a lot.
  "Don't get me wrong, Harvey. You know there's nothing I'd like more than to make a beautiful life with you, my friend. But I got a family down there and a life to live, and so do you."
  • In "Nightclub Night", Dade drunkenly says he's going to kiss everyone in the room and then asks where Harvey is.
  • In "The Rebel", Dade blushes when he tells Harvey he looks different in his rebel clothes.
• Bunnies for Cuteness: Despite his aloofness, he's actually extremely adorable. Averted with his numerous siblings who are shown to be completely out of control.
• Control Freak: Has shades of this in "Nightclub Night". It really comes out in "Old Fashioned Dade."
• Green-Eyed Monster: He's quite jealous of Fee and Foo's friendship with Harvey. "Old Fashioned Dade" shows that he and Harvey were really close before the twins came along, so it's not totally outlandish.
• Irony: Despite his conservative attitude, Dade is the only recurring child character who does not wear clothes.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite his cynical attitude and dislike of the twins, he genuinely cares about Harvey. He just feels unloved, lonely, and overshadowed by his many, many siblings.
• Keet: Just watch the opening credits scene of Old Fashioned Dade. He is very hyper and cheerful when he's in a good mood.
• Massively Numbered Siblings: Being a rabbit, Dade practically lives in an ocean of siblings.
• Nervous Wreck: Dade is highly neurotic about things, particularly if Harvey's safety is in jeopardy.
• Puppy-Dog Eyes: He often does this when talking about Harvey.
• The Stool Pigeon: Dade's instinct in major panic situations is to tattle on grown-ups, to the point that Fee has a nickname for him.
  Fee: Wait, who is this?
  Dade: Dade.
  Fee: Ooh, Tattle Pants!
  Dade: But, I'm not...
  Kratz: You kinda are.
• Well-Intentioned Extremist: Case in point: he once tried to protest against a nightclub. One of the reasons is that he gets a real bad case of sugar rush when exposed to soda.

Kratz

Voiced by: Matthew Zhang

An awkward and mopey skunk who sprays gas when he's nervous. He tends to be the butt of misfortune among Harvey and his friends.

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• Deadpan Snarker: Light on the snark but very heavy on the deadpan.
• Dude Looks Like a Lady: Played with. Nobody seems to think he's a girl, but he keeps ending up at girl-only functions despite his insistence that he's a boy.

• The Eeyore: Word of God even confirms that his personality is based off of Eeyore.
• Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal: He only wears a pair of brown pants.
• Hidden Depths: "The Unknown Comic" reveals that he likes drawing and his comics quickly become popular among the other kids. He also claims to be a skilled actor in "Foo's Panic Room", but Dade wouldn't let him show it off (not that it stopped Kratz from trying).
• Screw This, I'm Out of Here!: Prone to this. In "Junior Squealers" he gives up on chasing the twins because he thinks a cliff is too high to jump off of.
• Smelly Skunk: He usually sprays when hurt or scared.

Piri Piri

Voiced by: Madeleine Curry

An extremely idealistic, daydreaming bird who loves to paint and draw. She has a crush on Harvey and her mother is a fortune teller.

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• A Day in the Limelight: Shares one with Bartleburt in "Arbor Day", but gets one of her own in "Secret Gordon".
• Cheerful Child: She makes even the most bizarre of statements with a joyful look and tone.
• Cloud Cuckoo Lander: She's rather odd, particularly about her art. Maybe she's a cuckoo bird?
  Piri Piri: What's your favorite color? Mine is "innocent baby laughter".
• Genki Girl: Extremely idealistic and energetic, which contributes further to her oddball personality.
• Large Ham: Tends to speak rather melodramatically.
• Motor Mouth: Considering how cheerful she constantly is, it comes as no surprise that she tends to talk real fast when excited.
• Edible Theme Naming: She's named after a type of chili pepper plant from Africa.
• Nice Girl: She's undeniably sweet.
• Non-Mammalian Hair: Like Miriam, she has a full set of hair instead of a few feather tufts.
• Pie-Eyed: Her mother also has them, but they're otherwise the only characters in the show with that design.
• The Pollyanna: She sees the bright side of everything. Even Fee and Foo vandalizing her sketchbook with drawings of butts.
• Puppy Love: "Secret Gordon" shows she has a one-sided crush on Harvey.
• Stock Costume Traits: Wears an artist's beret.
• True Art Is Incomprehensible: She's an artist (complete with beret), and her Valentine's gift to Claire is a completely incomprehensible piece of postmodernism. She also considers the twins' crude scribblings "beautiful".

Princess Roberts

Voiced by: Andres Salaff

An obnoxious and spoiled owl who sees herself as the most perfect little girl in the world, but is mostly just a selfish brat.

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• Attention Whore: Likes to cry out for attention on a regular basis.

• Butt-Monkey / The Chew Toy: Her constant demands for attention often earn her some well-deserved karma.
• Expy: Her voice and personality are very reminiscent of Lumpy Space Princess.
• Fat Bitch: She's one of the chubbiest of the kids and easily the meanest.
• Freudian Excuse: Her eccentric father is responsible for her behavior (he won't even let her play with dolls).
• The Friend Nobody Likes: The other kids (especially Fee and Foo) regard her as very mean and obnoxious, and only hang out with her due to proximity. Harvey, however, does regard her as a friend.
• Gonky Femme: Despite her masculine voice and burly body, she is clearly very interested in girly things.
• I Just Want to Be Loved: She wishes her father was more attentive, as he rarely listens to her and spends more time "communicating" with crystals than his own daughter.

• Jerkass: She's one of the few characters in the show with little redeeming traits.
• Large Ham: She has a very loud voice and tends to overreact at the slightest things.
• Larynx Dissonance: Has the voice of a gruff adult male.
• Narcissist: She pretty much thinks everyone in Littlebark Grove should be grovelling at her feet. In "Princess is Better than You", it's shown she perceives everyone as dirty peasants with her as their ruler.
• No Indoor Voice: Her constant desire for attention means she's usually shouting when she talks.

Rooter Wellington

Voiced by: Laz Meiman (Season 1 and "Steampunks"), Addie Chandler (Season 2)

A wild boar with a large mohawk and an Australian accent. He is a born survivalist who likes to do what is most challenging for him.

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• A Day in the Limelight: "Life Debt" and "Yeti Ready" (the latter of which introduced his family as well).
• Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: He's a wild boar with red hair.
• Awesome Aussie: Speaks in an Australian accent and is a bold little guy.

• Challenge Seeker: Goes out of his way to take the most challenging option possible for any given task.
• Crazy Survivalist: He apparently has a history of surviving tough wilderness situations. In fact, he comes from a family of them as seen in "Yeti Ready". They live in a bunker filled with booby traps.
• Full-Boar Action: He's a boar with a tough, rugged personality and certainly won't back down from a fight if need be.
• I Owe You My Life: Gives one to Foo and Harvey in "Life Debt". It's a family tradition.
• Meaningful Name: Wild boars love to root around on the forest floor.
• Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Even though he's only a kid, he's been shown to be strong enough to do things like punch a thick tree trunk down with his bare hands.

Terrybear "Technobear" Snapper

Voiced by: Mason Vaughn

A street-smart bear who loves techno music, the ladies, and partying. His adopted parents are a lovably sleazy pair of turtles who act like a Joisey couple.

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• Beary Friendly: He's a nice guy who happens to be a bear in a speedo.
• Big Fun: He's probably the biggest of Harvey and his friends since he's a bear, but he's also a pretty swell guy to be around.

• Crazy-Prepared: Has emergency boomboxes hidden throughout the woods for when he desperately needs to dance.
• Embarrassing First Name: Played with. When he finds out his real name is Terrybear, he's only upset because he thinks it means he can't dance to techno music anymore.
• Gentle Giant: He has a calm personality and towers over his friends, being a bear and all.
• Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal: He only wears a red speedo.
• Happily Adopted: Although he wasn't aware he was adopted initially, he has a pretty good relationship with his turtle parents, who support him a lot.

• Interspecies Adoption: His parents are turtles.

• Oblivious Adoption: Even though his parents are turtles, he had no idea he was adopted until the end of "Terrybear".

Other Characters

Randl

Voiced by: Marc Maron

An irritable raccoon who runs the rental store, Randl's Rentls. He lives with and frequently argues with his senile, overbearing mother.

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• Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: He and his mother bicker constantly, but he does care about her deep down, and can't stand to be away from her for too long.
• Deadpan Snarker: Tends to make snide remarks about his customers and the other denizens of Littlebark Grove, particularly the kids.
• Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal: His butt is visible in a few shots.
• Honest John's Dealership: His rental business has shades of it. He tends to go into other businesses too for shady reasons.
• Jerkass: One of the few genuinely unpleasant people in Littlebark Grove.
• My Nayme Is: In fact, Harvey once tried to place the missing "a"'s into his store's sign.

• Perpetual Frowner: Though when you deal with an overbearing mother and annoying customers, you rarely have much of a reason to smile.

Jeremy

Voiced by: C.H. Greenblatt

A large furry mushroom creature and good friend of the Beaks family.

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• A Day in the Limelight: "Jeremy, Defender of the Forest" reveals a great deal about his past.
• Butt-Monkey: About half of his appearances put him through hell.
• Cloud Cuckoolander: He's...pretty out there, given his childish personality.
• Drunk on Milk: Birthday cake has an addicting effect on him.
• Expy: Personality and traits taken directly from Regular Show's Pops.
• Gag Nose: His large hairy trunk-like nose that sits over his mouth.
• Gentle Giant: One of the bigger characters in the show, but also quite sweet and lovable.
• Keet: He's just a cheerful and happy-go-lucky guy.
• Kindhearted Simpleton: While he tends to be rather naive, he is without a doubt one of the nicest denizens of Littlebark Grove this side of Harvey.
• Manchild: Which is probably why he gets along with the kids of Littlebark Grove so well.
• Mushroom Man: A big hairy one with a large nose. His cap sees to be removable though.
• Nature Spirit: He's the guardian of the forest, albeit retired.
• Nice Guy: To the point where he's more concerned about the fact he can't help Harvey when Harvey locks him out of the house than the fact his charge threw him out.
• Older Than They Look: Despite his child-like character, he is apparently extremely ancient, as he's been seen in a flashback set in the Mesozoic and his career as a hero was stated to have taken place thousands of years ago.
• Retired Badass: "Jeremy: Defender of the Forest" reveals that he used to be a ripped warrior back in the day.
• Time Abyss: In "Ocean Promotion" he appears in a flashback set millions of years in the past. See Older Than They Look.
• Vocal Dissonance: Despite being taller and wider than most of the cast, his voice is high-pitched and nasally.

Doctor Roberts

Voiced by: Matt Berry (in "The Spitting Tree", "Princess is Better Than You", "Certified Babysitter" and "Dad Band"), Jeff Bennett ("Princess is Better Than You" ^note ADR, all other appearances)

Princess' friendly but eccentric father who follows New Age philosophy and medicine. He is a friend of Irving Beaks.

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• Doting Parent: He basically thinks Princess is the best thing in the whole wide world, giving her awards even when she clearly doesn't deserve them (which goes a long way to explaining Princess' spoiled attitude).
• His Name Really Is "Barkeep": He's not actually a doctor. "Doctor" is just his name.

• Nice Guy: For all his eccentricities, he is a pretty friendly person.
• Parental Neglect: He is responsible for his daughter's behavior as he prefers to spend most of his time dealing with his crystals instead and rarely ever pays attention to her.

Moff Williamson

Voiced by: Dave Foley

A nerdy moth who is obsessed with steampunk culture. He is Irving's longtime friend.

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• Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: He's a purple moth.
• Animal Jingoism: A few episodes have implied animosity between him and a bat character, which would make sense when you consider bats are natural enemies of moths in reality.
• Big Bad: Of the "Steampunks" special, where he's the crooked and clingy mayor of Steamburg who banished Harvey for petty, self-centered reasons and tries to stop him from coming back.
• Big Creepy-Crawlies: He's a moth the size of a person.
• Butt-Monkey: The production team has described him as their "go-to character to be humiliated".
• Cape Wings: His cape resembles closed wings. Strangely enough, he appears to lack actual wings, though he had them as a kid as seen in "Steampunks".
• Friend Versus Lover: Holds a petty grudge against Harvey and Miriam for taking time with Irving away from him as he is one of his only friends.

• Informed Species: Really, the only moth features he has are the six limbs and fuzzy antennae.
• No Social Skills: He has trouble making friends because of his quirky behavior and obsession with steampunk
• Steampunk: He is a huge fan of steampunk technology, as indicated by his attire and the gizmos sitting around his home.
• Stepford Smiler: Appears indifferent to most of the mayhem around him caused by the kids. As seen in "Steampunks", this is more or less how he masks his emotions when confronting Harvey, whom he has a deep setted resentment for (see Friend Versus Lover for why).
• Younger Than They Look: Although his large mustache makes him seem more like a senior citizen, in "Nightclub Night", he says he's 35.

Les Squirrels

Left to right:Long Jean, Jean Claude, and Jean Luc

Voiced by: André Sogliuzzo (Jean Luc), C.H. Greenblatt (the rest)

A gang of French squirrel criminals. They are made of Jean Luc (the second-in-command), Jean Claude (the one with the red hat), Sean Jean (the one with the blue headband), Bili Jean (the only female in the group), Long Jean (the one with the glasses), and Papa Jean (the morbidly obese leader with the beret).

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• A Day in the Limelight: While they appear in a fair number of episodes, they get central focus in "Operation Peanut Butter".
• Anti-Villain: While unscrupulous and greedy, Les Squirrels are a very close-knit group and shown a fair bit of respect to the other characters when good deeds are done for them.

• The Family for the Whole Family: They're essentially Littlebark Grove's more ineffectual version of the Mafia.
• French Jerk: Though they do have their more sympathetic moments, they're essentially the closest thing that the show has to villains.
• Rodents of Unusual Size: Inverted. They are on par with the size of actual squirrels, which is strange considering the other characters are also mostly small animals (including mice and bugs) scaled up to human size.
• Screwball Squirrel: They are a mob of squirrels that regularly causes trouble for the main cast.
• The Unintelligible: Most of the gang speaks in a weird mixture of squirrel noises and European-sounding gibberish, most notably Papa Jean.

Officer Fredd

Voiced by: Michael-Leon Wooley

A large green caterpillar who enforces the law around Littlebark Grove with his trusty taser gloves.

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• Big Creepy-Crawlies: While still smaller than most of the characters, he's still pretty big for a caterpillar.
• Expy: His name, helmet and general disposition towards lawbreakers is one to Judge Dredd.
• Eye-Obscuring Hat: His police helmet is a large leaf with a thin visor able to make expressions.
• Harmless Electrocution: Since his enjoyment in electrocuting lawbreakers is largely Played for Laughs.
• Hidden Depths: According to the show's official Instagram account, he plays the saxophone and considers himself something of a foodie. Despite his fondness of shocking lawbreakers, he mentions that his number one wish is for world peace, even if it put him out of a job.

• My Nayme Is: Fredd is spelled with two D's, to reinforce the Judge Dredd connection.
• The Napoleon: Don't let the fact that he stands only about waist high to Harvey and his friends fool you, Officer Fredd is not a cop to be messed with.
• No Indoor Voice: You'd be hard-pressed to hear him talking in a low-key manner.
• Rabid Cop: He has zero tolerance for lawbreakers, so expect to get a gratuitous amount of shocking if you cross him. On the other hand, he is pretty good at what he does, considering how little trouble Littlebark Grove usually has.
• Shock and Awe: He has a pair of taser-like gloves to subdue criminals.
  • Psycho Electro: Which he takes more than a little pleasure in using whenever possible.

Bartleburt

Voiced by: Fred Stoller

A dull tree spirit (not ghost) who works at the library with Miriam.

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• A Day in the Limelight: Shares one with Piri Piri in "Arbor Day", but gets one of his own in "The Ghost Problem".
• Insistent Terminology: Once again, he is not a ghost, he's a tree spirit.

• Our Ghosts Are Different: Well, tree spirit technically, but he's transparent, ethereal and can turn other people into tree spirits if provoked.
• Scary Librarian: He has a pretty mild temper, but Fee learns the hard way that he's not to be messed with.

The Blargus

Voiced by: Dana Snyder

The spirit of Halloween, he would do whatever it takes to make mortals get their holiday spirit back.

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• Shout-Out: He tried to get Technobear's halloween spirit back in a Halloween styled homage to A Christmas Carol.
• Well-Intentioned Extremist: Despite trying to do everything in his power to get Technobear's halloween spirit back, this doesn't mean harming him.

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