The Nostalgia Guy

Jimmy is an insecure child with a propensity to cry. He wishes to become famous and is most often seen spending most of his time with Sarah. Jimmy is accident-prone (usually seen sporting many bandages and band-aids), and is the weakest child in the Cul-de-Sac (as evidenced in "Cry Ed," when his foot broke after a clothes peg bounced onto it). Though Jimmy has a cowardly and delicate personality, he wishes to be strong and muscular. He can be crafty when motivated, and twice formulated scams that were very successful - even getting back at the Eds with one particularly cunning scheme. Jimmy has shown how deeply attached he is to Sarah when someone tries to take her away from him. Jimmy shows excellent cooking skills in some episodes, using his "Easy-Bake"-style oven to make soufflés and, on one occasion, cookies that were shaped like sailors.

Claire is the middle child of Michael and Jay Kyle. She has her mother's hair and she keeps it in her room. Claire has two siblings: her older brother, Junior, and her younger sister, Kady. She tends to bicker back and forth with the both of them, Kady and Claire rarely argued in Seasons 1 and 2, however as Kady grew up she became the master manipulator towards her sister, realizing that she could get Claire to do almost anything with the right words. She is selfish, somewhat smart, dim-witted, and very klutzy. She isn't very coordinated. Claire tends to get into trouble quite a lot with her father. However her mother tends to not see the early behavior of her trouble, and thus it goes unnoticed until her father develops a solution to catch her out on her lies, which then brings them to the surface for Jay to see. Claire is now an Aunty as of "The Baby: Part 2", as Junior has married her sister-in-law Vanessa after getting her pretty fat with Junior, Jr.

Jonny is a kid in the Cul-de-Sac who is quite often a nuisance to the other kids. Jonny has a huge, bald head, which is often the butt of many jokes, and repeatedly gets caught in branches whenever he climbs trees. He is talkative and frequently gets on the other kids' nerves. He is rarely seen without his imaginary friend, a wooden board with drawn-on eyes and mouth named Plank. Jonny seems kind, innocent, and gullible, and he often forgives people no matter what they do. With some exceptions, he does not seem to mind the antics of the Eds, as he befriends them and sometimes even enjoys spending time with them. He probably gets his nickname "Jonny 2x4" from his imaginary friend Plank, who happens to be a 2x4 piece of wood. Plank is the imaginary friend of Jonny 2x4. He is a plank of wood with a pair of eyes and a mouth drawn on. Although Plank is claimed to be a living being, he is never heard or seen moving on the screen, but Jonny seems to be able to understand what he is saying; however, this is likely just Jonny's imagination. It is massively questioned whether Plank is alive or not due to the various implications of Plank moving, such as the scene in "Gimme, Gimme Never Ed". In the episode, Eddy seems to dislike him for hurting him in various ways. Plank is somehow enrolled in Peach Creek Jr. High and plays on the football team. In "Too Smart for His Own Ed," he participates in the annual school spelling bee (although he gets eliminated in the first round because nobody besides Jonny hears him speak). Plank is almost always seen with Jonny. They are near-inseparable and do everything together. For example, when Jonny became Captain Melonhead in the episode "Robbin' Ed", Plank became Splinter the Wonderwood, Jonny's sidekick. Plank is implied by Jonny to be a bit of a prankster and a wise guy and is often blamed for causing his troublesome predicaments. Jonny is so engrossed in the world of his best friend that he even created parents and friends for Plank out of other pieces of wood lying around.

Principal Edwards was the new principal of Corleone Junior High School. He replaced the previous principal Dr. Raymond. He made his first appearance in "Everybody Hates the Buddy System" by making Chris and Caruso be buddies during the buddy system while on a field trip so he can see if they will make up their friendship and was actually watching Chris and Caruso the whole time without them noticing but it turns out the plan after Chris and Caruso began fighting and confronts them after they found their way back. He is portrayed by Jason Alexander. In "Everybody Hates Snow Day", while not noticing the school was closed, he and Chris were the only ones who were stuck in the school during a heavy snow day.

Robert Underdunk Terwilliger Jr., better known as Sideshow Bob, is the secondary antagonist of The Simpsons franchise, appearing as the secondary antagonist of the animated sitcom series The Simpsons and the main antagonist of The Simpsons Ride. He is a former television personality on The Krusty the Clown Show turned criminal mastermind. He is the archenemy of Bart Simpson and Krusty the Clown as he desires to kill them both, the former for foiling his schemes and the latter for constantly abusing him in the show. Although he doesn't want to just go after Bart, he wants to go after the rest of the Simpson family and kill them. He has constantly come up with multiple evil plans, such as framing Krusty for robbery, hunting down Bart, attempting to become mayor, and continuing to serve as an attempted murderer and a criminal. He is voiced by Kelsey Grammer, who also played Stinky Pete in Toy Story 2, Rothbart in Barbie of Swan Lake, Harold Attinger in Transformers: Age of Extinction, and Hunter in Storks.

Le Quack (French for "The Quack") is the secondary antagonist of Courage the Cowardly Dog, and one of the two main antagonists (alongside Katz) of Straight Outta Nowhere: Scooby-Doo! Meets Courage the Cowardly Dog. Le Quack is skilled and decisive. His manipulative tendencies are especially harmful when coupled with his devious intellect in psychological persuasion. Like most of the antagonists in the series, he is much stronger than he appears to be. As a con artist, he bears many faces, each with an insurmountable lust for monetary gain. To get what he wants, he will use whomever he may, and subject the rest to his disturbing and rather unorthodox methods of torture. His containment is short-lived, as he can free himself from any prison and leave it in waste behind him.

Edward Horace "Ed" Christensen, also known as Ed, is the older brother of Sarah, a member of The Eds (which also consists of his best friends Double D and Eddy), and one of the three protagonists of Ed, Edd n Eddy and of Ed Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show, as well as the main protagonist (as Lothar) in Ed, Edd N Eddy's Boo Haw Haw. He is, without a doubt, the strongest of the three Eds and the dumbest, and rivals up there with Rolf for strongest on the show itself, having lifted homes and cars with little to no effort. In a nutshell, though, he can be described as kind-natured and absentminded, barely paying attention to current situations enough to truly learn from them. Yet despite his lack of focus on the day-to-day, he is fully focused on his movies and comic books and commonly misinterprets them as reality. Even worse, though, than his inability to differentiate reality and fiction, is his hygiene, which to say the least is filthy. His low hygiene does provide humor though, even if a bathtub of gravy is disturbing. He loves chickens and other animals from Rolf's house. He is voiced by Matt Hill, who also voiced Soarin, Kom, Tenderheart Bear, and Booma. In the Japanese version, he is voiced by Masakazu Suzuki.