List of Amphibia characters

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The animated series Amphibia features a number of characters created by Matt Braly. The series centers on Anne Boonchuy who opens a mysterious music box that transports herself and her friends to the world of Amphibia. Anne is adopted by the Plantars, the adventurous Sprig, feisty Polly, and the wise Hop Pop as they go on various adventures and face numerous dangers. Anne's human friends include Sasha and Marcy. Much of the show revolves around Anne interacting with the residents of Wartwood who start off hostile towards her but slowly welcome her as one of them.

This page lists the characters that appear in this show.

Overview[]

Character Portrayed by Appearances
First Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Shorts
Main characters
Anne Savisa Boonchuy Brenda Song "Anne or Beast?" Main
Hopediah "Hop Pop" Plantar Bill Farmer Main
Sprig Plantar Justin Felbinger Main
Polly Petunia Plantar Amanda Leighton Main
Sasha Waybright Anna Akana "Best Fronds" Recurring Main Guest
Marcy Wu Haley Tju Guest Main Does not appear
Captain Grime Troy Baker Recurring Main Does not appear
King Andrias Leviathan Keith David "Marcy at the Gates" Does not appear Recurring Main Does not appear
Wartwood Swamp Inhabitants
Mayor Frodrick Toadstool Stephen Root "Anne or Beast?" Recurring
Toadie Jack McBrayer Recurring
Sadie Croaker Laila Berzins Recurring
Walliam "Wally" Ribbiton James Patrick Stuart Recurring
Maddie Flour Jill Bartlett "Hop Luck" Recurring
Ivy Sundew Katie Crown "Dating Season" Recurring Does not appear
Felicia Sundew Kaitlyn Robrock "Anne or Beast?" Recurring
Sylvia Sundew Mona Marshall "Hop Pop and Lock" Guest Does not appear
Leopold Loggle Brian Maillard "Anne or Beast?" Recurring Does not appear
Mr. Flour Kevin Michael Richardson Recurring Does not appear
Stumpy John DiMaggio "Lily Pad Thai" Recurring Does not appear
Soggy Joe Fred Tatasciore "Anne Vs. Wild" Guest Recurring Does not appear Recurring
Albus Duckweed Kevin McDonald "Dating Game" Recurring Does not appear
Rosemary, Ginger, & Lavender Flour Marlow Barkley
Mia Allan
Ella Allan 		"Return to Wartwood" Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Tuti April Winchell "Girl Time" Guest Does not appear
Chuck Matt Braly "Toad Tax" Recurring Does not appear
Gunther Chris Sullivan "Croak & Punishment" Guest Does not appear
Sheriff Buck Leatherleaf James Adomian "Girl Time" Guest Does not appear
Toad Tower Inhabitants
Bog Darin De Paul "Toad Tax" Guest Does not appear
Fens April Winchell Guest Does not appear
Percy Matt Jones "Prison Break" Recurring Does not appear Guest
Braddock Kristen Johnston
April Winchell 		Recurring Does not appear
Captain Bufo Daisuke Tsuji "Barrel's Warhammer" Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Captain Beatrix Aisling Bea Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Captain Aldo Ron Cephas Jones Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Newtopia Inhabitants
General Yunan Zehra Fazal "Toadcatcher" Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Lady Olivia Michelle Dockery "Marcy at the Gates" Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Barley, Branson and Blair Sam Riegel Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Gertie Nicole Byer "Scavenger Hunt" Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Bella the Bellhop Kristen Schaal "The Plantars Check In" Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Sal Maurice LaMarche "Little Frogtown" Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Priscilla "The Killa" Paddock Misty Lee "Hopping Mall" Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Pearl Paddock Romi Dames Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Los Angeles Inhabitants
Mrs. Boonchuy On Braly "Family Fishing Trip" Guest Main Does not appear
Mr. Boonchuy Brian Sounalath "The New Normal" Does not appear Main Does not appear
Dr. Jan Anika Noni Rose "Fight at the Museum" Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Ally and Jess Melissa Villaseñor
Dana Davis 		"Fixing Frobo" Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Terri Kate Micucci "If You Give a Frog a Cookie" Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Mr. X RuPaul "Mr. X" Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Robert Otto Brad Garrett "Spider-Sprig" Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Dr. Frakes Cree Summer "If You Give a Frog a Cookie" Does not appear Guest Does not appear
Maggie Eden Riegel "Reunion" Guest Does not appear
Gabby Jessica McKenna "Hop Til You Drop" Guest Does not appear
Ned Wayne Knight "Thai Feud" Guest Does not appear
Molly Jo Cassie Glow "Spider-Sprig" Guest Does not appear
Humphrey Westwood Wallace Shawn "Hollywood Hop Pop" Guest Does not appear

Main characters[]

Anne Savisa Boonchuy[]

Anne Savisa Boonchuy
First appearanceAnne or Beast? (2019)
Created byMatt Braly
Voiced byBrenda Song[1]
Kai Zen (child)
Age13
In-universe information
SpeciesHuman
FamilyMr. Boonchuy
Mrs. Boonchuy
Hop Pop Plantar (adoptive grandfather)
Sprig Plantar (adoptive brother)
Polly Plantar (adoptive sister)
NationalityThai-American

Anne Savisa Boonchuy is the main protagonist of Amphibia and a 13-year-old Thai-American human girl originally from Los Angeles, California,[2] who is transported to Amphibia alongside her friends Sasha and Marcy by a magical chest known as the Calamity Box. She is a self-assured and fearless teen with the spirit of an adventurer. Upon her arrival, she loses her right shoe. After living in the jungle for two weeks, she is found by Sprig Plantar and quickly befriends him. She is discovered by the rest of the Plantars and the town of Wartwood who reluctantly let her stay with them.[3] While slightly angsty around the Plantars at first, she realizes that they want to care for her and does her best to please them, especially Sprig who she has a lot in common with.[4] She lives in their basement which is prone to flooding.[5] Over the course of the first season, Anne displays bouts of homesickness and imprints her hobbies on the Plantars, such as her love of pizza,[6] her pet cat Domino,[7] her TV habits,[8] her obsession with couples,[9] her restaurateur abilities[10] and her dancing prowess.[11] Over time, Anne has grown to love the family as her own and does not wish any harm come to them,[12] though she can sometimes be purposefully manipulative to them to get what she wants.[13] While the Wartwood citizens openly mock her at first, they slowly warm up to her and accept her as one of them after she protects them from debt collector Toads that the Mayor had cheated.[14] After the Wartwood citizens threw a celebration for her, Anne is reunited with Sasha who she learns is in league with the Toad Warriors.[15] Anne eventually comes to the realization that Sasha had been manipulative of her throughout their friendship and is forced to fight her. They become separated afterward, with Anne becoming distraught over losing her but promising to make things right with her in the future.[16]

In season two, Anne and the Plantars leave Wartwood to find answers to how Anne came to Amphibia and how she can get back.[17] They arrive in Newtopia where Anne is happily reunited with Marcy. She was initially protective of her due to her clumsiness but has now accepted that she can take care of herself.[18] Anne was also shown to be slightly jealous of Marcy's intelligence but realized that she was better at being social than her, thus evening them out.[19] While in Newtopia, Anne comes to grips with the fact that she misses her mother most of all and that she would want to be with her more than anything in the world.[20] Together with Marcy, they come to accept that despite her genuinely caring about them Sasha had always looked down on them to a degree. However, they will get her back regardless.[21] Upon discovering that the Calamity Box has lost its power and needs to be recharged (it was left back in Wartwood), Anne becomes solemn over leaving the Plantars, and upon seeing this Marcy lets her to go back with them so they can retrieve the box together and meet up at the first temple.[22] Upon returning to Wartwood, Anne reveals that she is a practitioner of Muay Thai, due to her mother's insistence.[23] She finds out about Hop Pop lying to her about the Calamity Box and becomes angered. When she learns that Hop Pop's fears are related to the death of Sprig and Polly's parents, she forgives him,[24] but admits that she needs time to herself.[25] She later successfully completes the second temple by not only admitting to being dishonest, such as lying about stealing the Calamity Box, but also proving her courageousness in the face of danger. However, she only partially charges her gem as the blue hue in her eyes had not fully been filtered out and her gem begins to flicker.[26] Afterwards, she reunites with Sasha, though she reluctantly accepts her help with the third temple.[27] When Anne discovers Andrias' true intentions with the Calamity Box, she becomes determined to stop him and unleashes her inert blue energy that allows her to fight back. She returns home to Los Angeles, along with the Plantars and the head of Frobo.[28]

In season three, Anne is happily reunited with her parents and introduces them to the Plantars. Her parents note that she has matured significantly and shows a better appreciation for the things they do for her. She even changes her attire upon returning to Earth. While trying to fend off a Cloak-Bot that was sent after her by Andrias, Anne realizes that she still has the blue gem energy within her, though she has decided to deter from using it, as it tires her out.[29] She eventually comes clean to her parents about why and how she returned and while they are upset with her for keeping information from them, but they realize that she was trying to protect them and the Plantars.[30] In "Froggy Little Christmas", Anne anonymously writes a letter to Marcy and Sasha's parents promising to get them home safely.[31]

Sprig Plantar[]

Sprig Plantar
First appearanceAnne or Beast? (2019)
Created byMatt Braly
Voiced byJustin Felbinger (TV series)[32]
Thurop Van Orman (pilot)
Age11
In-universe information
SpeciesFrog
FamilyHop Pop Plantar (grandfather)
Polly Plantar (sister)
Unnamed mother (deceased)
Unnamed father (deceased)
Anne Boonchuy (adoptive sister)

Sprig Plantar is an 11-year-old pink frog and Anne's best friend.[33] He is a very adventurous and energetic frog child, both qualities that can bring him to adventure and into trouble respectively.[34] Despite acting carelessly at times, he is utterly loyal to his friends and family, and will ultimately do what is right in the end. It is also implied that Sprig has ADHD as he admits that he has a short attention span.[35] He was the first person to befriend Anne and showed the most sympathy towards her plight; having to convince Hop Pop to take her in.[3] Despite being very close with Anne, he would still prefer his own personal space[5] and has admitted that he has no romantic interest in her.[36] While he can be at odds with Hop Pop,[37] Sprig does care about him a lot and likes to spend personal time with him.[38] Sprig also has a typical sibling rivalry with Polly but is also protective of her.[39] Early in the first season, Sprig gets roped into an arranged marriage with the creepy Maddie Flour.[6] While he stayed loyal about it, they ultimately broke it off with Sprig realizing that Maddie was pretty cool despite her personality.[40] He actually develops a closer relationship with Ivy Sundew, whom he has known since childhood. He saw her as a friend, but slowly fell in love with her[9] and has since tried impressing her.[41] They eventually become a couple by the end of the season.[15] When Sasha returns and pushes her influence on Anne, Sprig steps up for her and heroically tells her that Anne deserved better and that she had been a terrible friend to her.[16]

In season two, Sprig and his family travel with Anne to Newtopia to look for clues regarding the Calamity Box.[17] While on the road, Sprig displays natural hunting skills, that he teaches to Anne,[42] as well as perfect vocal mimicry.[43] Upon arriving in Newtopia, the group meets Marcy, one of Anne's friends, and Sprig becomes highly suspicious of her and protective of Anne due to their past meeting with Sasha. He ultimately accepts her as a friend.[18] Sprig is also revealed to be smart to a certain degree as he was immediately accepted into Newtopia University despite his age. He drops out almost right away due to the pressure.[44] In "Hopping Mall", he tells Anne that he does not remember his mom as he was too little; news that brings him and Anne closer together.[20] Upon his return to Wartwood, he begins to openly date Ivy Sundew.[45] In the season two finale, he and his family accompany Anne back to her home in Los Angeles.[28]

In season three, Sprig and his family join Anne when she is transported back to Los Angeles.[29] He becomes particularly obsessed with being considered a Boonchuy as Anne is considered a Plantar.[46] He is revealed to be a natural in Sepak takraw.[47] He turns 11 in "Sprig's Birthday" and further reveals that his signature hat was given to him by his parents.[48] At one point, he tries to become a superhero named Frog-Man (in the mold of Spider-Man), but gives up when he realizes that he was simply seeking attention.[49]

Hop Pop Plantar[]

Hopediah "Hop Pop" Plantar
First appearanceAnne or Beast? (2019)
Created byMatt Braly
Voiced byBill Farmer[50]
Jack D. Ferraiolo (as "Wrecker")
Age68
In-universe information
SpeciesFrog
FamilySprig Plantar (grandson)
Polly Plantar (granddaughter)
Anne Boonchuy (adoptive granddaughter)

Hopediah "Hop Pop" Plantar is Sprig and Polly's 68-year-old traditional and strict orange frog who is the grandfather of Sprig and Polly and the adoptive grandfather of Anne.[51] Very protective of his grandkids, Hop Pop was unsure of taking Anne in due to her strange anatomy.[3] However, he learns to welcome her when she owns up to accidentally breaking his cane.[52] Hop Pop is prone to be stuck in his old ways. He eventually bonds with Anne when he realizes that they share a lot in common in terms of personality.[35] He was also rather bossy to the kids but learns to be open-minded when Sprig brings him humility,[37] and is also opportunistic.[9] He is well informed about the Calamity Box, the music box that brought Anne and her friends to Amphibia, but feigns understanding anything about it due to its dangerous origins.[53] After operating as a beetle racer called "Wrecker", he buries it in his front lawn to prevent any danger and has been hiding it from Anne since.[36] Oddly enough, he was oblivious at the knowledge that the Plantars have had a long storied history of being adventurers and explorers, but did not seem all that bothered upon learning so.[54] Hop Pop loves his grandchildren evenly, though Sprig can be more bothersome to him than Polly. He had a long reciprocated love with Ivy Sundew's grandmother and Felicia Sundew's mother, Sylvia Sundew who upon returning to Wartwood Swamp, resumed her relationship with him.[11] Throughout the first season, Hop Pop struggles to keep his fruit stand up and running and ends up losing it when he cannot pay his debt; effectively putting him out of a job.[55] He fights against the system by running for Mayor against Mayor Toadstool but loses when he fails to reach out to the inhabitants outside of Wartwood Swamp. However, the Wartwood Swamp citizens build him a new stand to show their support.[56] His efforts are revealed to have been viewed as a threat by the Toads of Toad Tower who try, but fail, to get rid of him.[16]

In season two, Hop Pop leads Anne and the Plantars to Newtopia in a "fwagon" (short for family wagon) and leaves their house in the care of Chuck. He opts to leave the Calamity Box behind, claiming that he had a friend who was examining it.[17] While on the road, Hop Pop displays a heroic attitude[57] and further revels on his failed background as an actor, getting the chance to fulfill this dream, albeit with criminals.[58] While in Newtopia, he briefly has a crisis when he realizes that he is not ready for Sprig to leave him[44] and learns from an old friend named Sal that he needs to embrace change and the future.[59] Anne figures out that Hop Pop had been lying to her about the Calamity Box. He soon reveals to her that he had feared losing Sprig and Polly as he when he ventured out years ago, their parents were killed by monster herons and he has blamed himself for not being there to protect them. Anne forgives him for trying to hide the box and he agrees to help her continue her search home.[24] In the season two finale, Hop Pop accompanies Anne back to Los Angeles along with his grandkids.[28]

In season three, Hop Pop and his family join Anne when she is transported back to Los Angeles.[29] He begins to view their time in Anne's world as important and does not want to be seen as unimportant or taking advantage of the Boonchuys.[60] He is revealed to be a natural at Khon.[47]

Bill Farmer, who provides the voice for Hop Pop, named the character as one of his favorite roles.[61] He also felt he had a greater creative control on his performance as Hop Pop than other roles such as Goofy due to not being a pre-existing character.[62]

Polly Plantar[]

Polly Plantar
First appearanceAnne or Beast? (2019)
Created byMatt Braly
Voiced byAmanda Leighton[63]
Age5
In-universe information
SpeciesTadpole
FamilySprig Plantar (brother)
Hop Pop Plantar (grandfather)
Unnamed mother
Anne Boonchuy (adoptive sister)

Polly Petunia Plantar is Sprig's outgoing and fearless polliwog sister. She loves adventure, monsters, and having fun with her family. Although she is young, she has the heart of an explorer. Upon meeting Anne, Polly was disappointed in the fact that she was not a ferocious monster.[4] Polly spends much of the first season as a comic foil while being viewed as a helpless child, despite displaying abilities to the contrary. She is an expert spitter and does not like situating herself in typical "girly" roles.[64] She also has the unusual ability to expel a powerful shriek which she refers to as "singing".[65] She thinks that romance is gross[9] and loves to be in charge by displaying her cuteness.[39] However, Polly is shown to be frightened by scary things and does not like to be alone.[66] Plus, she still needs to be saved from danger due to being small enough for predators.[67] She once claimed that she has been eaten eight times throughout her life and "looks forward to it".[68] Nevertheless, she is a major force to be reckoned with and has gotten Anne and her family out of serious conflicts with nothing, but sheer determination and her amazing prowess.[54]

In season two, Polly, her family, and Anne head off to Newtopia to seek answers for the Calamity Box.[17] While on the road, she fears that she is considered a nuisance due to her young age, but realizes that her family loves her unconditionally. She is also shown to have the ability to conduct electricity,[69] and has perfect vocal mimicry.[43] Upon reaching Newtopia, Polly learns from Anne's friend Marcy that she will eventually grow legs in two months' time.[18] She also attempts to be closer to Anne by hanging out with her, though in their usual fashion they end up causing trouble for everyone.[2] Sprig reveals that Polly never met their mother as she was too little to know her.[20] Upon returning to Wartwood, Polly gets her first taste of responsibility when she takes up Frobo, a robot frog that had been following the Plantars.[70] In the season two finale, Polly finally grows her legs, though they are rather minuscule, and accompanies Anne back to her home in Los Angeles.[28]

In season three, Polly and her family join Anne when she is transported back to Los Angeles.[29] She is revealed to have picked up Thai language fluently after watching numerous Thai rom-coms.[47] She attempts to rebuild Frobo, but ultimately only succeeds in bringing his head back to life. However, with the help of the IT Girls, she also picks up knowledge on robotics and electronics.[71]

Sasha Brunhilde Waybright[]

Sasha Brunhilde Waybright
First appearanceBest Fronds (2019)
Prison Break (2019, first speaking role)
Created byMatt Braly
Voiced byAnna Akana[72]
Age13
In-universe information
SpeciesHuman
NationalityAmerican

Sasha Waybright is Anne and Marcy's human friend who was captured by Grime and eventually became his new lieutenant after she proved her prowess in battle. In spite of her manipulative and bossy nature, she does genuinely care about her friends. Upon her capture at the hands of Grime and the Toads, Sasha used her persuasive abilities to have the Toads be friendly and serve her. When their tower gets attacked by a pair of giant herons, Sasha convinces Grime to take her advice so that they could defeat the herons in battle. Pleased with the outcome, Sasha is made lieutenant by Grime, a position she hopes to use to find her friends.[73] She eventually reunites with Anne at the end of "Anne of the Year" and reveals her connection with the Toads, inviting all of Wartwood to Toad Tower for a celebratory banquet.[15] While Sasha is happy to be with Anne again, she reveals the motivation behind inviting Wartwood to the tower, which is to sacrifice Hop Pop due to his status as an unintentional revolutionary symbol. Sasha duels with Anne to determine Hop Pop's fate, and initially has the upper hand. Sasha loses the duel when Anne stands up to her once and for all, and her right cheek is permanently scarred. When the tower is destroyed by One-Eyed Wally's exploding boom-shrooms, Sasha begins to fall off some crumbling masonry but is narrowly rescued by Anne. However, she comes to the realization that she has indeed been a terrible friend and willingly lets herself fall, but is saved by Grime who takes her away.[16]

Sometime later, Sasha tries to uphold Grime's reputation; angered at his now lazy and unmotivated self. While battling General Yunan, Sasha admits that she does not want to lose Grime because he is her only friend, causing Grime to deduce that Sasha misses Anne and that she believes she has permanently ruined her friendship with her. After defeating Yunnan, the two decide to take over Newtopia by force.[74] She proves her worth to the other Toad captains by helping Grime retrieve Barrel's Warhammer, during which she admits that she wants to prove that she can make it on her own without Anne and Marcy after learning that they have teamed up. However, in the process, she loses Grime's remaining subordinates Percy and Braddock who believe that she has become too harsh.[75] Sasha and Grime later reunite with Anne, Marcy and the Plantars; claiming that they have changed and want to help. She helps out with the third temple and recharges the final gem while losing the pink hue in her eyes. Despite having supposedly been redeemed in Anne and Marcy's eyes, she and Grime are continuing their plan, which she now seems to regret due to how it would affect Anne and Marcy if this plan goes through.[27] Despite this, she denies having any sentimentality when speaking to Grime, but loses her temper when Anne and Marcy bring up her past misdeeds. She accepts that while she may not have changed yet, her friends have and must learn to cope with that.[76] She also learns to be less in control and more supportive when she, Anne and Marcy reform their garage band, Sasha and the Sharps.[77] She and Grime attempt to put her plan into motion, but discover too late that Andrias had sinister plans for Amphibia and tries to stop him. She allows Anne to escape back to Los Angeles while she stays behind in Amphibia to help Grime thwart Andrias.[28]

Sasha ends up fleeing to Wartwood with Grime where she begins to realize that her actions resulted in Marcy getting severely injured. She finds Anne's journal and touched by how much her friendship meant to her, decides to instead lead the Wartwood citizens to fight Andrias.[78]

Captain Grime[]

Captain Grime
First appearanceBest Fronds (2019)
Created byMatt Braly
Voiced byTroy Baker[79]
In-universe information
SpeciesCane toad
FamilyBeatrix (sister)

Captain Grimothy "Grime" is a massive, one-eyed cane toad who is the former ruler of Toad Tower. Early in the series, he captures Sasha and believes her to be a spy after he shows her Anne's missing shoe.[4] While intimidating, his army is the total opposite; composed of cowards who would rather do anything other than be ruthless guards for his conquered land. When a couple of giant herons proceeds to attack Toad Tower, he finds an unlikely ally in his former prisoner Sasha, who convinces him to be more accepting to his lackeys and be more positive and uplifting. After the Toads manage to defeat the herons, Grime realizes the value that Sasha holds and makes her his lieutenant.[73] Sometime later, Grime leads his army to capture the frogs in Wartwood, following Hop Pop's failed effort to replace Mayor Toadstool and plans to have him killed. At his suggestion, Anne and Sasha do battle with one another, ending with the destruction of Toad Tower. Grime rescues Sasha, showing that he genuinely cares about her well-being, and flees with the Toads.[16]

Since then, Grime has lost most of his army, leaving only Percy, Braddock, and Sasha. He has become a lazy, unmotivated moocher who spends his time watching Sasha's phone. He is branded a traitor by Newtopia and becomes a wanted criminal with General Yunnan pursuing him. However, Sasha inspires him to regain his former glory by creating a new army to take over Newtopia.[74] He makes a plea to the other Toad captains, including his younger sister Beatrix, to lead an army uprising against King Andrias and proves his worth by having himself and Sasha retrieve Barrel's Warhammer, successfully doing so.[75] They join Anne, Marcy and the Plantars with completing the third temple and while Sasha appears to finally feel accepted by her friends, Grime insists they continue with their plan.[27] He and Sasha stay with the Sundews while in Wartwood where he displays a playful jovial side.[76] Additionally, he is well learned with the harp and capable of playing beautiful melodies.[77] Despite this, he tries to usurp King Andrias for rule over Amphibia, but discovers that he already has sinister motives for the land. Grime ultimately helps Anne escape back to Los Angeles.[28]

Grime and Sasha end up fleeing to Wartwood to escape Andrias. He plans to continue running and meet up with the rest of the toads, but gets coaxed by Sasha to stay and defend Wartwood, ultimately taking her lead instead.[78]

Marcy Wu[]

Marcy Wu
First appearanceBest Fronds (2019)
Marcy at the Gates (2020, first speaking role)
Created byMatt Braly
Voiced byHaley Tju[80]
Age13
In-universe information
SpeciesHuman
NationalityChinese-American

Marcy Wu is Sasha's and Anne's other human friend who found the Calamity Box first in a shop on Anne's birthday who was also teleported to Amphibia.[4] She serves as the brains of the trio, and is an expert but somewhat clumsy gamer. When she, Anne, and Sasha got in Amphibia, she found herself in Newtopia where she was accepted by the inhabitants and became King Andrias' chief advisor and ranger. After spending months with them, she was happily reunited with Anne and was introduced to the Plantars for the first time. It becomes apparent that while she is still clumsy, Marcy had become more adventurous and is capable of taking care of herself while also expanding her knowledge of Amphibian culture and anatomy.[18] However, she admits that she is jealous of Anne's ability to be social with every person she meets.[19] Marcy spends half her time trying to do research on the Calamity Box so that she, Anne and Sasha can return home.[2] Marcy and Anne come to accept that Sasha looked down on them despite her genuinely caring about them, but they still miss her and want to reunite with her to make things right.[21] Marcy ultimately has to stay in Newtopia while Anne and the Plantars return to Wartwood to retrieve the Calamity Box. However, Andrias approaches her with a proposition.[22] She arrives in Wartwood to aid Anne and the Plantars with recharging the first gem on the Calamity Box. During this time, she comes to realize that she has a problem with disacknowledging problems around her and willingly forfeits one of the challenges. This ends up being the test, and they successfully recharge the gem with Marcy's eyes noticeably losing their green hue.[25] Afterwards, she begins to live in the fwagon outside of the Plantars' house and begins to experience the same outcast treatment that Anne had when she first came to Wartwood, becoming even more disappointed when even Polly treated her poorly just because she follows others.[81] She grows close to Maddie Flour due to their interests in magic.[82] Marcy helps with completing the third temple where she happily reunites with Sasha.[27] In the season two finale, it is revealed that Marcy knew about the Calamity Box's power all along. After learning that her parents were planning to move, she feared being alone and manipulated Sasha and Anne to steal the box from the thrift store in the hopes that being transported to another world would keep them together forever. She helps her friends fight King Andrias when he reveals his sinister motivations. Marcy attempts to make amends by getting the box to create a portal home, but while trying to go through, she is stabbed through the torso by Andrias.[28]

Marcy's body is placed in a suspended animation tank and a special outfit to help her recuperate so that King Andrias can make further use of her.[29] She is later rescued by Lady Olivia and General Yunan in an effort to overthrow King Andrias which did leave her loopy at first. However, she is immediately captured again and used as a vessel to contain an entity known as the Core as it uploads itself into the multi-eyed helmet that is compatible with the outfit that Marcy was placed in.[83] In this new form, she is referred to as Darcy.[31]

She appears again in "Froggy Little Christmas", her body still being puppeteered by The Core, mocking Andrias' efforts to destroy Anne but he assures his master that his army will be more than capable enough to finally kill Anne and his other enemies.

King Andrias Leviathan[]

King Andrias Leviathan
First appearanceMarcy at the Gates (2020)
Created byMatt Braly
Voiced byKeith David[84]
In-universe information
SpeciesNewt

King Andrias Leviathan is a towering giant Newt who is the king of Amphibia. While appearing to be a jovial and kindly ruler, he seems to be plotting something involving Anne, Sasha, and Marcy.[18] He loves riddles as he has a habit of having Marcy go through a series of puzzles just so he can give her a simple message.[19] Upon first meeting, he is boisterous and happy-go-lucky, something that upsets his advisor Lady Olivia. He takes to many human customs and culture such as a fist bump and was glad to see Anne for the first time after Marcy told him all about her and proceeded to give the Plantars his royal credit card.[85] He continued to study the Calamity Box with Marcy for the majority of Anne and the Plantars' stay.[2] When they left Newtopia to go retrieve the Calamity Box, he enigmatically approached Marcy with a proposition.[22] It is later revealed that Anne, Marcy and the Plantars' mission involves undoing a prophecy so that Andrias and his mysterious master, a giant multi-eyed monster, can enact an unspecified revenge. He briefs his master of the progress after cutting off Yunan informing him about the civil unrests, the meeting of the toad lords and Grime still being at large.[25] In the season two finale, King Andrias is revealed to be evil and power-hungry. Many years ago, Newtopia was a thriving city, but following the Calamity Box's disappearance, it had lost its glory. He wanted the box back not for knowledge, but for conquering other worlds. He battles Anne and her friends before witnessing her using the blue gem powers to fight back. As Anne and the Plantars escape through a portal back to Los Angeles, Andrias stabs Marcy through the torso as he quotes to them "Now look what you made me do!"[28]

In season three, King Andrias keeps Marcy alive in a suspension tank and now plots to kill Anne who is the only one capable of derailing his plans. He starts by sending one of his Frog-Bots called Cloak-Bot to do the job and obtain the latest copy of a novel series that Marcy got him hooked on.[29] Displeased that Cloak-Bot hasn't killed Anne yet and that it only got Book 3 of the novel series when Book 2 was sold out, King Andrias activates the Cloak-Bot's timer giving it the rest of the day to kill Anne before its self-destruct sequence is initiated.[30] Back in Newtopia, Andrias reveals his multi-eyed master known as the Core whom he communicates with via his crown. He had used the DNA of the Moss Men due to their healing properties and the studies on the Shadowfish enabled the ancients to cheat death enough to be preserved in the Core. Under its command, Andrias uses Marcy as a vessel to contain the Core within her, despite that he genuinely likes the human girl and even showing some sort of remorse for his actions as he had asked the Core to reconsider its choice for a host.[83] In "Froggy Little Christmas", he has managed to grow his army to an incredible size and sent a remote-controlled drone to make up for the Cloak-Bot's failure.[31]

Core[]

Core
First appearance"The First Temple" (2021)
Created byMatt Braly
Voiced byHaley Tju (as Darcy)
In-universe information
SpeciesArtificial intelligence

The Core is a monstrous, mechanical multi-eyed entity that King Andrias serves. It is an artificial intelligence composed of the collective preserved memories of Amphibia's greatest minds. When Marcy was revived, Andrias uses her to be the host for the Core after failing to get it to reconsider its choice for a host.[83]

In this new form, they are referred to as Darcy. It appears again in "Froggy Little Christmas", mocking Andrias' efforts to destroy Anne, calling him "pathetic", but the latter assures it that his army is going to invade Earth and destroy his enemies once and for all.[31]

Supporting characters[]

Wartwood Swamp inhabitants[]

The following characters are the inhabitants of Wartwood Swamp:

  • Bessie (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker)[86] - A giant snail who serves as the Plantar family's mode of transportation. It is revealed in "Anne Theft Auto" that Hop Pop won Bessie in a bid to determine who gets to keep her. Anne learns to drive her in that same episode.[87] She is very loving and has an affinity for mushrooms.[88] By season 2, Bessie pulls the Fwagon that the Plantars ride in during their trip to Newtopia.[17] Upon her return, she begins to act as a mother figure to MicroAngelo.[89]
    • MicroAngelo (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker)[90] - A small snail that the Plantars adopted in Newtopia. He becomes close to Bessie.[89]
  • Mayor Frodrick Toadstool (voiced by Stephen Root)[91] - A toad who is the corrupt, treacherous, greedy, and arrogant mayor of Wartwood Swamp.[3] He has a tendency to raise the taxes on anything. He tends to use Anne as an opportunity to further his image.[92] Despite his flaws, he can do something nice and even do the unexpected for the greater good, though he has admitted that he is only willing to help his citizens just so he can swindle them.[16] However following these events, he grows softer on the people of Wartwood and becomes a more responsible mayor to them, though he still displays some corrupt tendencies.[93]
    • Toadie (voiced by Jack McBrayer)[94] - A small frog who is Mayor Toadstool's loyal assistant.[3] He has started learning to be more independent from him.[77]
  • Buck Leatherleaf (voiced by James Adomian)[95] - The sheriff of Wartwood Swamp who enforces the rules.[64]
  • Walliam "One-Eyed Wally" Ribbiton (voiced by James Patrick Stuart)[96] - A local town vagrant with one working eye and half a shoe on one foot who plays a caterpillar-shaped accordion. Anne initially viewed him with disdain, but has since accepted his eccentricities.[97] He comes from a rich family that resides in Ribbitvale, but wants to live the life of a vagrant which his father had to accept.[98] Only Anne and the Plantars are aware of his double life.[45] He is also shown to be a natural at Muay Thai.[23]
  • Sadie Croaker (voiced by Laila Berzins)[99] - An old lady with a cataract in her left eye. She runs Croaker Dairy where she sells dairy products. Sadie has a certain amount of respect for Hop Pop,[55] yet ironically does not like Sprig, though she is trying to. Sadiee was also a former secret agent.[100]
    • Archie (vocal effects provided by Dee Bradley Baker) - Sadie's pet spider.
  • Felicia Sundew (voiced by Kaitlyn Robrock)[101] - Mr. Sundew's wife, Ivy's mother, Sylvia's daughter, the proprietor of "Felicia's Tea Shoppe", and a member of the Sundew family. She was entranced with her daughter loving Sprig and got mildy annoyed at the Plantars in general, but soon came to respect them.[9] She has a deep love for her restaurant and her daughter and it is revealed that she was once an adventurer and hopes to one day take Ivy with her on one. Because of this, she is well versed in Muay Thai, or at least something similar to it.[23]
  • Sylvia Sundew (voiced by Mona Marshall)[102] - Felicia Sundew's and Mr. Sundew's mother, Ivy's grandmother, Hopediah's love interest, and a member of the Sundew Family. She has always harbored feelings for Hop Pop because she "has a thing for the weird ones".[11] She is considered an honorary Plantar.[38]
  • Ivy Sundew (voiced by Katie Crown)[103] - Felicia and Mr. Sundew's daughter, Sylvia's granddaughter, Sprig's childhood friend, and a member of the Sundew Family. She was forced into a courtship with him, but decided to remain friends.[9] She eventually reciprocates his feelings and they become a couple.[15] Upon Sprig's return to Wartwood Swamp, she begins openly dating him.[45] She has bushy hair under her beanie.[104] Ivy learns that her mother has been secretly training her to defend herself when the time comes for her to take her on an adventure.[23]
  • Leopold Loggle (voiced by Brian Maillard)[105] - An axolotl who is the town's wood-smith and is the proprietor of his woodcraft store. He used to be a metalsmith until an incident where he accidentally impaled his voice box causing him to have speaking issues where he says introducing adverbs and pauses before saying a negative ending word,[4] a trait that some find annoying.[16]
  • Albus Duckweed (voiced by Kevin McDonald)[106] - A newt who is the local food critic.[10] He also acts as a master of ceremonies at different events.[9][56]
  • Stumpy (voiced by John DiMaggio)[107] - The cook and proprietor of "Stumpy's Diner" with interchangeable prosthetic hands. He was ready to resign his dilapidated restaurant, but he regains his gumption when Anne turns it into a Thai-Frog fusion restaurant.[10]
  • Mr. Flour (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson)[108] - The baker, proprietor of "Flour & Daughters Bakery", and the father of Maddie, Rosemary, Ginger, and Lavender Flour. He seemed keen on having Sprig become betrothed to his daughter Maddie in earlier episodes.[6] In addition, he has three other tadpole daughters.[45]
  • Maddie Flour (voiced by Jill Bartlett)[109] - Mr. Flour's eerie yet understanding daughter, Rosemary, Ginger, and Lavender Flour's older sister, expert of magic and Sprig's ex-fiancée who works at "Flour & Daughters Bakery." She was initially betrothed to Sprig so that Anne could get flour dough which Maddie seemed happy about.[6] When Sprig broke up with her, she was disappointed, but remained friends with him. Although she seems creepy, she is kind and understanding.[40] She used to play with her younger siblings on a regular basis, but became absorbed by her hobby in magic. She ultimately learns to make time for them.[82]
  • Rosemary, Ginger, and Lavender Flour (voiced by Eden Riegel in "Civil Wart", Marlow Barkley, Ella Allan, and Mia Allan in Season 2) - Maddie's younger tadpole siblings and Mr. Flour's younger daughters.[39][45] They love their older sister and want nothing more than to spend time with her.[82]
  • Soggy Joe (voiced by Fred Tatasciore)[110] - A frog survivalist who has a nose for succulent smells.[53] He is a trucker on the side and seems understanding of Polly.[69] Soggy Joe is also the star of the "Wild Amphibia" shorts.
  • Tuti (voiced by April Winchell)[111] - The town masseuse and a part-time bounty hunter.[64]
  • Tad (voiced by Sam Riegel) - A glass artisan. When the acting troupe that was supposed to perform in Wartwood Swamp had to cancel due to them getting eaten, Anne enlisted Tad to make a large glass screen which she combined with her phone to show the citizens of Wartwood Swamp a movie.[39]
  • Chuck (voiced by Matt Braly)[112] - A tulip farmer who wears a hat that covers his eyes. He mostly says "I grow tulips".[113] Chuck is also amazingly fast at building things and watches over the Plantar family's house while they are away in Newtopia.[17]
  • Monroe (voiced by Paul Eiding)[114] - Hopediah's rival for Sylvia Sundew's affection.[11]
  • Quentin (voiced by Scott Menville) - A casher at Grub & Go.[41]
  • Gunther (voiced by Chris Sullivan)[115] - A southern tusked frog who is calm and kind, but becomes large and monstrous when angered. He lives outside of Wartwood Swamp.[41]
  • Barry (voiced by Keith Silverstein)[116] - A jovial candy berry maker who holds grudges against anyone who spills his candy berries and makes spells and curses on the side which earned him the wrath of Maddie.[40]
  • Frobo (voiced by Matt Braly)[117] - An enigmatic frog-robot that rested in the Ruins of Despair. Once Anne and the Plantars left, it suddenly came to and began following them.[118] He finally arrives in Wartwood Swamp where he is adopted by Polly before the rest of the Plantars after a serious misunderstanding from the locals. He is capable of gardening and making toast, as well as many other things.[70] During the battle against Andrias and his army of evil robots, Frobo is destroyed; leaving only his head. Anne and the Plantars manage to bring Frobo's head with them when they escape to Los Angeles.[28] He is partially rebuilt, but gets reduced to a talking head.[71]
  • Zechariah Nettles - A scary-looking frog who wears a top hat and possesses a creepy smile, a hook hand and a lantern. Despite his frightening appearance and harsh actions, he is actually a spirit that helps guide travelers on the right path home.[68] His spirit might live in Wartwood Swamp as he can be seen in the group photo at the end of "Battle of the Bands".[77]

Toad Tower inhabitants[]

The following characters are inhabitants of the Toad Towers:

  • Bog (voiced by Darin De Paul)[119] - A ruthless toad soldier and tax collector who wields a giant hammer.[14] He and the rest of the toad army abandoned Grime offscreen after the destruction of Toad Tower.[74] Bog and the remnants of Grime's army began operating as bandits. He later becomes the new head of Toad Tower after Toadstool saves Wartwood from him and the army.[93]
  • Fens (voiced by April Winchell)[120] - An aggressive female toad soldier who fights with a kanabō.[14] She left Grime's army along with the rest after Toad Tower was destroyed.[74] Fens later joined the remnants of Grime's army when they were operating as bandits until Bog is named the new head of Toad Tower.[93]
  • Mire - A toad soldier in full body armor who doesn't speak and mostly growls.[14] He left Grime's army after Toad Tower's destruction with the rest of the toad soldiers.[74] Mire later joined the remnants of Grime's army when they were operating as bandits until Bog is named the new head of Toad Tower.[93]
  • Percy (voiced by Matt Jones)[121] - A friendly toad soldier who dreams of being a jester.[73] In season 2, he and Braddock are the only toad soldiers left in Grime's army who did not abandon him.[74] He, along with Braddock, eventually do leave when Sasha's actions negatively affect them.[75]
  • Braddock (voiced by Kristen Johnston in Season 1, April Winchell in Season 2)[122] - A friendly female toad soldier who likes to garden and socialize.[73] She and Percy are the only toad soldiers left in Grime's army after the rest deserted him when Toad Tower was destroyed.[74] She, along with Percy, eventually do leave when Sasha's actions negatively affect them.[75]
  • Captain Beatrix "Bea" (voiced by Aisling Bea) - Captain of the West Toad Tower and Grime's older sister whom he would tease.[75] After King Andrias' true motives were known, Beatrix later sent a letter to Grime that she and the toads with her evaded capture.[78]
  • Captain Bufo (voiced by Daisuke Tsuji) - Captain of the East Toad Tower.[75]
  • Captain Aldo (voiced by Ron Cephas Jones) - Captain of the North Toad Tower who looks old and decrepit. He only speaks when necessary.[75]

Newtopia inhabitants[]

The following characters are inhabitants of Newtopia:

  • Joe Sparrow - A giant sparrow that serves as Marcy's steed and mode of transportation. He likes to flirt with Bessie.[25] His name is a reference to concept artist Joe Sparrow.
  • Lady Olivia (voiced by Michelle Dockery)[123] - A newt and Andrias' royal adviser.[18] She is shown to be very uptight and proper, getting easily annoyed at the reckless behaviors of the Plantars.[85] Olivia later learns of her king's true intentions to conquer the different dimensions.[28] In "Olivia & Yunan", it is revealed that she inherited her position from her mother, whom she deeply respects while also having helped to heal Marcy upon her arrival. Upon Amphibia starting to be mined for all of its resources, Olivia now wants to free Newtopia from King Andrias. Her fear was exploited during the mission that had Olivia being bereted by her mother for her failure. She and Yunan team up to rescue Marcy, but end up failing when they were intercepted by Andrias.[83]
  • General Yunan (voiced by Zehra Fazal)[124] - An aggressive newt with retractable claws in her gauntlets who describes herself as Newtopia's "Scourge of the Sand Wars, Defeater of Ragnar the Wreched, and the youngest newt to achieve the rank of the great Newtopian Army". She is very ruthless and bloodthirsty that she disposed of her own army because she felt they held her back. Yunan has a habit of introducing herself in a flashy manner, but gets annoyed when people do not recognize her. Yunan tried hunting down Captain Grime only for her to get outwitted by him and Sasha.[74] She is loyal to King Andrias, but appears unaware of his true motives[25] until he begins his plans to conquer the different dimensions.[28] In "Olivia & Yunan", Yunan teams up with Olivia to rescue Marcy, but ends up failing upon being intercepted by Andrias. In that same episode, it is revealed that she has a fear of grubhogs due to an incident in her childhood that had a grubhog nearly eating her arm off.[83] Fazal drew inspiration from characters such as Pokemon's Team Rocket and Darkwing Duck for her performance.[125]
  • Barley, Blair, and Branson (voiced by Sam Riegel) - King Andrias' trio of technicians whom he playfully refers to as "Triple B".[18] The three are socially inept and are sometimes used as guinea pigs by King Andrias.[31]
  • Efty (voiced by Brielle Milla)[126] - A young axolotl girl with a pet kill-a-pillar that Anne helps.[19]
  • Doris (voiced by Tress MacNeille)[127] - An elderly newt who knits and loves puzzles and befriends Anne easily.[19]
  • Gertie (voiced by Nicole Byer)[128] - An axolotl who runs a "Gnatchos" stand who offers good advice to Anne who in turn helps her.[19]
  • Bella (voiced by Kristen Schaal)[129] - An overworked bellhop newt who runs afoul of Sprig, but ends up befriending him.[85]
  • Jerry (voiced by Jack D. Ferraiolo) - An axolotl who works as a spicy food vendor.[2]
  • Professor Herringbone (voiced by Flula Borg) - The headmaster at Newtopia University who sees potential in Sprig.[44]
  • Professor Scalini (voiced by Kari Wahlgren) - A teacher at Newtopia University.[44]
  • Sal (voiced by Maurice LaMarche) - An old friend of Hopediah's and former Wartwood Swamp citizen who created a special sauce and became a huge success in Newtopia after leaving Wartwood.[59]
  • Priscilla "The Killa" Paddock (voiced by Misty Lee)[130] - A large toughened newt who rivals Anne for a special teapot. It is revealed to have sentimental value to her as it was made by her mother, Penny, before she passed and is allowed it after Anne wins it.[20]
    • Pearl Paddock (voiced by Romi Dames)[131] - Priscilla's tiny daughter who is happy and supportive of her mother.[20]
  • Jacinda (voiced by Salli Saffioti) - An emissary of Newtopia who offers the position of Toad Tower to Mayor Toadstool. She instead decides to offer the position to Bog due to his ruthlessness while Toadstool is deemed "soft" and she becomes Bog's new assistant.[93]
  • Bernardo (voiced by Thomas Middleditch) - A fashion designer from Newtopia who is an expert in body armor.[89]
  • Cloak-Bot (voiced by Troy Baker) - A sinister cloaking frog-like robot who works under King Andrias and is determined to kill Anne at all costs while obtaining the latest issue of a novel series that Marcy got King Andrias hooked on. It pursued Anne and her family to a grocery store where Anne used her powered-up abilities to badly damage it.[29] It was able to repair itself until it was finally destroyed via self-destructing while Anne uses her powered-up state to kick Cloak-Bot into the sky.[30] His right arm was later salvaged by Robert Otto.[49]

Road to Newtopia[]

The following characters are encountered during the Plantar's journey to Newtopia:

  • Bitties (voiced by Eden Riegel and Sam Riegel) - A race of small frogs that live in Bittyburg.
    • Bailey (voiced by Julian Edwards) - A young Bitty that lives in Bittyburg with his father and sister.
    • Bailey's Father (voiced by Keith Ferguson) - The unnamed father of Bailey.
  • Hasselback Family - A grouo of outlaws who terrorized the Bitties of Bittyburg.
  • Mama Hasselback (voiced by Jenifer Lewis)[132] - The giant elderly toad who is the matriarch of the Hasselback Family.[57]
    • Judro Hasselback (voiced by Keith Ferguson)[133] - Mama's son and second-in-command with an eyepatch.
    • Heathro Hasselback (voiced by Keith Ferguson) - Mama's other son and Judro's brother who is intimidating.
    • Ruth Hasselback (voiced by Eden Riegel) - Mama's newt daughter and Judro and Heathro's half-sister who is cruel.
    • Talbert Hasselback (voiced by Keith Ferguson) - Mama's frog brother with a big mustache who is the uncle of Judro, Heathro, and Ruth.
  • Renee Frodgers (voiced by Susan Egan)[134] - A famous stage actress, playwright and director and Hop Pop's idol. She has since used her acting and traveling theater as a cover to rob towns blind. Renee was thwarted in her latest heist by Hop Pop and arrested by the local sheriff.[58]
    • Francis / François (voiced by Max Mittelman)[135] - An obnoxious child method actor who is part of Renee's troupe.
  • Lysil and Angwin (voiced by Laila Berzins[136] and Chris Wylde)[137] - Twin headed olms who constantly bicker with one another on how to devour their prey.[43]
  • Wigbert Ribbiton (voiced by Hugh Bonneville)[138] - Wally's wealthy father who resides in Ribbitvale. He despised his son's nomad lifestyle, but learned to accept him for who he is as well as revealed that he plays the jug.[98]
  • Crumpet the Frog (voiced by Matt Vogel)[139] - The announcer for Beast Polo. He is physically based on Kermit the Frog, whom his voice actor also performs.[98]
  • The Curator / Mr. Ponds (voiced by Alex Hirsch)[140] - The sinister eyepatch-wearing owner of the Curiosity Hut wax museum, who attempted to turn Anne into another one of his exhibits. When his prisoners were freed from their wax prison, they drag him into another room and kill him despite claiming that the red liquid that went under the door was red wax.[141][142] He is a frog version of the character Grunkle Stan from Gravity Falls, on which Braly served as a storyboard artist and director.[143]
    • Frog Soos (voiced by Alex Hirsch)[144] - The Curator's assistant.[141] He is a frog version of the character Soos from Gravity Falls.[143]
    • Frog Shmebulock (voiced by Alex Hirsch)[145] - One of the Curator's prisoners.[141] He is a frog version of the character Shmebulock from Gravity Falls.[143]

Los Angeles inhabitants[]

The following are inhabitants of Los Angeles on Earth:

  • Mrs. Boonchuy (voiced by On Braly)[146] - Anne's mother and co-proprietor of Thai Go who appears very strict, but is very caring towards her daughter. She is bilingual and loves singing old Thai songs despite being "tone deaf".[20] She had trouble accepting the Plantars, especially Sprig whom she called "Pink Frog", but warmed up to them.[46] It is revealed that during Anne's disappearance, Mrs. Boonchuy was consoled by her neighbors during her difficult time,[47] and would also build several shrines and effigies of her daughter, showing that she is also a very quick and excellent artist. She learns the real reason for Anne's return and, while angry at first, agrees to help her and her friends, after realizing that her daughter was just watching out for her, her husband and the Plantars.[30] Mrs. Boonchuy is voiced by Braly's real life mother.
  • Mr. Boonchuy (voiced by Brian Sounalath) - Anne's father and co-proprietor of Thai Go who shares the same protective qualities as Hop Pop.[29] He respects the Plantars for taking good care of Anne for the five months she was missing.[60] Additionally, he is an online gamer.[71] He eventually learns the real reason for Anne's return, but agrees to help her and her friends as he understands that his daughter was just looking out for him, his wife and the Plantars.[30]
  • Domino - The Boonchuys' playful and shawarma-loving cat who is named after her black and white pattern.[60]
  • Gabby (voiced by Jessica McKenna) - Anne's hyper talkative friend who is always droning on about gossip.[147]
  • Ned (voiced by Wayne Knight) - The Boonchuys' biggest customer at Thai Go who had dreams of expanding their business through a food truck. Realizing that it would have been a "gross appropriation" and an incident where Sprig caused his food truck to go out of control, he gives up on this and instead becomes their delivery boy.[46]
  • Dr. Jan (voiced by Anika Noni Rose) - The curator of the Natural History Museum who is quirky and obsessed with extraterrestrials and cryptids. She immediately takes to the Plantars' appearance and aids Anne in discovering a potential way home for them.[148] Dr. Jan later warns Anne about meeting strange scientists who would offer to help her out.[149] Dr. Jan assists the Boonchuy family, the Plantars, and the IT Gals in making a Christmas float.[31]
  • The IT Gals (voiced by Melissa Villaseñor and Dana Davis) - Ally and Jess are a technology-loving couple who build and create things online. They aid Polly with rebuilding Frobo and are legitimately impressed with her and the robot's statistics.[71][150] They later assist the Boonchuy family, the Plantars, and Dr. Jan in making a Christmas float.[31]
  • Mr. X (voiced by RuPaul) - A highly effeminate and enigmatic FBI agent who believes that the Plantars are aliens and plots to capture and study them. He has a disguised ice cream truck, has numerous weapons and gadgets at his disposal, wears a pair of roller shoes, and sees capturing the Plantars as a challenge. Mr. and Mrs. Boonchuy were able to help Anne and the Plantars outwit him in the movie theater. Though Mr. X vows to catch the Plantars someday.[151] Mr. X later pursues Hop Hop when he tries to become an actor. He is once again thwarted by Anne and the Plantars.[152]
    • Jenny - Mr. X's silent, but loyal assistant.[151]
  • Robert Otto (voiced by Brad Garrett) - The roller skate-wearing owner of the junkyard "Otto's Auto Junk" and self-proclaimed "neighorbood safety supervisor" who fancied himself as a protector of his neighborhood. When Sprig became a superhero named Frog-Man, Robert grew jealous and used Cloak-Bot's right arm to fight him. He is later shamed by his granddaughter for being reckless and gives up villainy while helping Sprig to clean up the mess they made during their fight. After Sprig leaves, a police officer prepares to arrest Robert for his part in the property damage to which he quotes "Fair enough". When Robert puts on Cloak-Bot's right arm as well as a pair of goggles, he is a pastiche of Doctor Octopus.[49]
    • Molly Jo (voiced by Cassie Glow) - Robert's granddaughter who likes Sprig's superhero type of Frog-Man. When Robert and Sprig end up destroying the city, she angrily scolds them for being so reckless, but forgives them once they clean up the mess they made. She is a pastiche of Mary Jane Watson.[49]
  • Humphrey Westwood (voiced by Wallace Shawn) - An elderly janitor and aspiring actor in Hollywood who resembles Hop Pop. He is very kind and willing to give up his chances to help others, but Hop Pop ultimately decides to give up his dreams so that Humphrey can achieve his.[152]
  • Dr. Frakes (voiced by Cree Summer) - A deranged scientist who managed to create a machine that opens portals to other dimensions, but only for five seconds. Upon learning that the Plantars are frogs and being unable to find Amphibia in her machine, she tries to dissect them to achieve fame, but is defeated by Anne and Terri.[149]
  • Terri (voiced by Kate Micucci) - Dr. Frakes' former assistant. Unlike her boss, Terri is down to earth and respectful. She helps Anne rescue the Plantars from her boss at the cost of her job. Terri uses her own resources to build a new portal for the Plantars.[149]
  • Street Performer (voiced by Rebecca Sugar) - An unnamed musician who walks around Los Angeles singing an original Christmas song.[31]

Other characters[]

  • Mudmen (voiced by Bill Farmer and Fred Tatasciore) - A group of cannibalistic frogs that cover themselves in mud from the mud swamps that they live on so that they can ambush, kill, and eat trespassers while passing themselves off as cryptids.[53] One Mudman was later seen at the Bizarre Bazaar.[36]
  • Moss Man - A mysterious moss based humanoid creature that stalks the lands of Amphibia. Only Anne and One-Eyed Wally seem to have seen him, but his elusiveness have made it difficult for others to believe he exists.[97] It is later revealed that King Andrias somehow captured him and used his DNA to improve Newtopia's medical technology to revive Marcy.[83]
  • Jonah (voiced by Jeff Bergman)[153] - A bullfrog who is Mrs. Croaker's former arch-enemy.[100]
  • Teddy (voiced by Chris Sullivan)[154] - A cannibalistic horned bullfrog who runs a bed and breakfast where they leave traps for the snails owned by the passersby, offer them one of the inn's rooms, and then abduct them using drugged cookies so that he and his horned bullfrog friends can eat them.[66]
    • Martha (voiced by Kari Wahlgren)[155] - Teddy's wife and a cannibalistic horned bullfrog who runs a bed and breakfast where they capture and eat passersby.[66]
    • Juliet (voiced by Kari Wahlgren) - A cannibalistic horned bullfrog associated with Teddy and Martha.[66]
    • Juniper (voiced by Kari Wahlgren) - A cannibalistic horned bullfrog associated with Teddy and Martha.[66]
  • Valeriana (voiced by Susanne Blakeslee)[156] - A mysterious one-armed newt who runs an antique stand at the Bizarre Bazaar. She seems to know something about the Calamity Box and Anne's destiny.[36] She is later revealed to be the guardian of the second temple and tests Anne based on her strength of heart courage, though not before insulting her as part of the tests.[26]
  • Marnie (voiced by Bill Kopp)[157] - A proprietor at the Bizarre Bazaar who runs an underground game and tries to pawn off Anne's things.[36]
  • "Amphibia's Got Talent" Judges (voiced by Tara Lipinski[158] and Johnny Weir)[159] - Two unnamed very famous newt judges who have a keen eye for talent. They run a show that is similar to the one on Anne's world.[65]
  • Tritonio Espada (voiced by Matt Chapman)[160] - An expert weapon combat trainer who teaches Anne, Sprig and Polly how to fight. He is actually a criminal who uses them to rob a train bound for Toad Tower.[161]
  • Frog Jordan (voiced by Diedrich Bader)[162] - A famous bugball player on Mayor Toadstool's team.[113]
  • Lydia (voiced by Eden Riegel) - A bugball player on Mayor Toadstool's team.[113]
  • Olaf - A bugball player on Mayor Toadstool's team. He is mentioned to be a transfer from out of state.[113]
  • Apothecary Gary (voiced by Tony Hale)[163] - A large glowing fungus that took over the mind of a frog named Lloyd (also voiced by Tony Hale).[88]
  • Shadowfish - The Shadowfish are a race of floating fish from another dimension in Amphibia. They were kept in the castle's dungeons which is off limits to everyone else.[21] King Andrias later revealed to Olivia and Yunan during their attempt at rescuing Marcy that the ancient inhabitants of Amphibia studied the Shadowfish they obtained from another dimension to cheat death which enabled Amphibia's greatest minds to come together in the Core.[83]
  • Screen Fiend - A small adorable catlike creature who lives in an internet video and emerges to reveal itself as a giant ferocious beast.[104]
  • Mr. Littlepot (voiced by George Takei) - The scary-looking personification of Death who is the reason for Hop Pop's hair loss.[104]
  • Seamstress (voiced by Matt Braly) - A glass frog who, self-conscious of her own appearance, steals other frogs' skins to hide herself.[104]

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