Movies
GoGo Tomago
In Big Hero 6, GoGo Tomago (voiced by Jamie Chung) is a tough, athletic student and an adrenaline junkie. Did you know that inspiration for her character came from bike messengers?
Gary “Eggsy” Unwin
In Kingsman: The Secret Service, we learn that “manners maketh man” but we see that clothing does as well. As secret agent trainee Gary “Eggsy” Unwin (Taron Egerton) learns what it takes to be a Kingsman, he also learns to transform his style from an urban street look to a more refined English gentleman look.
Ben from Wet Hot American Summer
At Camp Firewood, Ben (Bradley Cooper) is theater co-counselors with Susie, who also happens to be his girlfriend. Ben’s a man with many talents. He’s a triple threat who’s able to act, sing, and dance, plus he can keep a party going with his skills as DJ Ski Mask. During the course of the summer, he learns from McKinley that he’s not just talented but he’s creative too.
Honey Lemon
In Big Hero 6, Honey Lemon (voiced by Genesis Rodriguez) is a mad scientist with a cheerful disposition. She works at San Fransokyo Institute of Technology and lends her support in creating the superhero team Big Hero 6.
Triceracop
Triceracop is a half-man, half-triceratops police officer who is assigned as Kung Fury’s partner. With impeccable aim when it comes to shooting Nazis in the groin, he’s got Kung Fury’s back.
Fear
In Inside Out, Fear (voiced by Bill Hader) is one of Riley’s emotions whose basic instinct is to avoid anything that might be potentially fatal or dangerous. His straight-laced appearance and outfit reflects his uptight, nervous personality.
Shura Kirigakure
In Blue Exorcist, Shura Kirigakure is an Upper First Class Exorcist who works for the Vatican. The symbols on her chest and abdomen are seals from which she can produce various items like her demon sword. Even though her outfit and attitude might seem laid-back and carefree, she takes her job of destroying anything related to Satan seriously.
Joy
In Inside Out, Joy (voiced by Amy Poehler) is the leader of Riley’s emotions and does her best to keep Riley happy at all times even if that means keeping Sadness separated from all of her memories. Eventually Joy learns that not all of Riley’s problems can be solved by happiness and that sometimes sadness has a role in Riley’s life too.