The characters of Time Warp Trio.
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Main Trio
Joe
Joseph "Joe" Arthur
Voiced by: Mark Rendall
Debut: "The Not-So-Jolly Roger"
An up-and-coming magician and the present-day owner of The Book, Joe is the unofficial leader of the Time Warp Trio. While his penchant for carrying The Book around with him and experimenting with it often results in many of their adventures, his talent for magical tricks also helps them out of many tough situations. Joe is at one point awarded the title of Time Page (which Jodie says she hasn't since she was five, despite not receiving The Book herself until her tenth birthday, though possibly she had other means of time travel) and is said to eventually become a Warp Wizard. According to Freddi and Jodie, Joe will fight his uncle, Mad Jack, in a great battle that will determine the fate of time itself. He lives in Brooklyn with his archeologist father, his mother, and his little sister Anna.Debut: "The Not-So-Jolly Roger"
- A Birthday, Not a Break: For his tenth birthday, he receives the book. This would mark the start of the many adventures they are forced on.
- Future Badass: He will eventually fight his uncle Jack in a battle the will determine the fate of time and space. When this battle will take place is never stated.
- Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Sam and Fred.
- The Leader: Of the titular team.
- Ordinary High-School Student: Or elementary school student. The books have labeled Joe as an "ordinary kid". Turns out he may not be as ordinary as he thinks.
- Powers in the First Episode: Receives the book in the first episode, on his tenth birthday.
- Skintone Sclerae: He, Fred, Jodie, and Freddi are the only members in both trios who have this but they get normal eyes when they get excited.
- Straight Man and Wise Guy: The Straight Man to Sam's Wise Guy.
- Team Dad: Serves as a buffer between Fred and Sam and their clashing personalities.
- Two First Names: His surname is "Arthur", which can also be a given name.
Sam
Samuel "Sam" Kikin
Voiced by: Darren Frost
Debut: "The Not-So-Jolly Roger"
A friend of Joe and Fred who contributes his intelligence and historical knowledge to the group's problems. He wears thick glasses (he is self-conscious about being a nerd) and is lactose intolerant. Sam is also very wary of time travel, convinced their doom is imminent every time they open The Book. An amateur inventor, he is told by Freddi that he will invent something very important in the future (though it is not revealed what).Debut: "The Not-So-Jolly Roger"
- Ambiguously Jewish: His first name Samuel is of Hebrew origin and he has many physical Jewish traits, such as having dark hair and olive skin. He also has many stereotypical characteristics such as being nerdy, having too many allergies, and speaking in a very nasally voice.
- Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Joe and Fred.
- Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: He's the feminine boy to Samantha's masculine girl.
- The Smart Guy: The nerd among the main trio and the smartest one to boot.
- Smart People Wear Glasses: Is the smart one and also wears big glasses.
- Red Oni: To Fred's blue.
- Straight Man and Wise Guy: The Wise Guy to Joe's Straight Man
- Wise Beyond Their Years: Sam is very intelligent and often uses his knowledge to get the group out of trouble.
Fred
Fredrick "Fred" Brown
Voiced by: Scott McCord
Debut: "The Not-So-Jolly Roger"
A friend of Joe and Sam who is a sports fan and known for being headstrong, sometimes to the point of idiocy. Fred is known for being the one of the group's most interested in using The Book for material gains, whether hunting for treasure or patenting future technology (although in 'Dude, Where's my Karma?' he decides to use the book in order to save Joe). He has a bullying older brother named Mike.Debut: "The Not-So-Jolly Roger"
- Book Dumb: The dullest of the boys but is competent enough to get them out of trouble (though he very often gets them into it)
- Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Sam and Joe
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: For all his teasing and greed, he really does care about Joe and Sam and would do anything to help them
- The Lancer: He's Joe's second-in-command sidekick of the trio.
- Not Me This Time: After the book sends them to Antartica, Joe and Sam blame him despite the fact he hadn't typed anything. Turns out it was Mad Jack who sent them there.
The Girls
Jodie
Jodienote Arthur
Joe's great granddaughter from 2105 and a master of The Book. She's known for being bossy and complaining, and has a fashion sense. She's also a third-level warper.- The Ace: She's even more experienced with the book compared to Joe and is revealed to be a higher rank compared to him.
- Cool Big Sis: While not exactly sisters, she is this for Anna.
- Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Samantha and Freddi.
- The Leader: Of the titular trio in 2105.
- Spoiled Brat: This little girl complains about almost everything and is never satisfied.
- Town Girls: She's the feminine to Samantha's butch and Freddi's neither.
- Two First Names: Like her great-grandfather, "Arthur" can be a given name.
Samantha
Samantha Kikin
Voiced by: Laurie Elliott
Debut: "2105"
Sam's great granddaughter from 2105. She's always klutzy and naive.Debut: "2105"
- Girlish Pigtails: Has six of them, three on each side of her head.
- Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: She's the masculine girl to Sam's feminine boy.
- Town Girls: She's the butch to Jodie's feminine and Freddi's neither.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Marshmallows. She's also fond of onion rings.
Freddi
Fredrickanote "Freddi" Brown
Voiced by: Sunday Muse
Debut: "2105"
Fred's great granddaughter from 2105. She's extremely shy and timid, and often naive.Debut: "2105"
- Catchphrase: "Stop or you'll disrupt the Time Space Continuum."
- Lovable Coward: Poor girl is afraid of nearly everything.
- Nice Girl: Out of all of the members of the group. she's probably the nicest. For one thing, she's the only member of the group whose NEVER insulted anyone.
- Only Sane Woman: She is ultimately described as this
- Town Girls: She's the neither to Samantha's butch and Jodie's feminine.
Other Characters
Anna
Anna Arthur
Voiced by: Annick Obonsawin
Joe's little sister, who is surprisingly savvy with usage of the Book.- Big Sister Worship: While not exactly a sister, she really idolizes Jodie and wishes she was her sister and not great granddaughter.
- Sixth Ranger: Anna is a frequent companion of the trios, despite not technically being part of either trio herself.
- Tagalong Kid: Despite being younger than the rest of the cast, she often accompanies them on their adventures.
Joe the Magnificent
Joe the Magnificent
Voiced by: Tony Daniels
Joe's uncle, a stage magician with the power to traverse the time space continuum and the original owner of the Book.- Big Good: The original owner of the Book and the primary ally of the trios that they rely on for help.
- One-Steve Limit: He shares the same name as Joe, which is intentional since Joe was named after him.
- The Pen Is Mightier: He possesses a magic, sentient pen as his primary weapon. It is a Swiss-Army Weapon capable of unlocking any lock, generating a Laser Blade, and speaks its mind by writing out text.
Mad Jack
Mad Jack
Voiced by: Tony Daniels
The evil brother of Joe the Magnificent, and by extension the uncle of Joe.
The evil brother of Joe the Magnificent, and by extension the uncle of Joe.
- Big Bad: The main villain of the show, who is always out to steal the Book.
- Cane Fu: His weapon of choice is a cane with an hour glass on top. It is also a Swiss-Army Weapon with a variety of functions such as time travelling, hacking, materializing/teleporting in objects, and generating a Laser Blade.
