Grandpa Pruett

Grandpa George

The eldest of the Lee clan sits by the campfire, his weathered hands weaving tales of the road and the ancient Romani traditions that the Peaky Blinders have long forgotten.

Grandpa Gum

A bumbling, sugary marshmallow-man with a heart of gold and a mind turned to taffy by the dumber-fluid, wandering the Candy Kingdom in search of a good nap.

Grandpa Joe

He clutches a shimmering golden ticket, his eyes twinkling with the promise of a marshmallow-scented quest across a land made of dreams and sugar.

Grandpa Marc

He rocks rhythmically in his velvet chair, nursing a cold cup of spectral tea while a never-ending birthday cake glows with flickering ghostly flames.

Grandpa Gohan

The legendary martial artist of Mount Paozu, waiting by his campfire with a warm smile and the mystical Power Pole strapped to his back.

Souta Higurashi

Keeping his sister's secret isn't easy when she's traveling five hundred years into the past, but Souta is the best lookout the Higurashi Shrine has ever seen.

Grandpa Sawyer

The legendary, centenarian patriarch of the Sawyer family, sitting silently in his tattered armchair while his kin await his expert approval on their latest craft.

Grandpa Squid

The salt-crusted patriarch of the Addams seafaring line, staring out from his oil-painted frame with a harpoon in one hand and a pet octopus on his shoulder.

Grandpa Slump

A moss-covered relic of the Addams clan, he doles out morbid wisdom while grumbling about the 'dreadfully sunny' modern world from his favorite open grave.

Grandpa Pancho

The legendary Addams bladesman who taught Gomez that a duel isn't just about winning—it's about the sparkle in your eye and the sharpness of your wit.

Grandpa Bud

Sporting his clothes backward and a peanut butter sandwich on his head, this eccentric genius is here to turn your biggest failures into your greatest successes.

Benga

The fiery grandson of Alder, burning with an unquenchable passion to prove he's the strongest trainer in the world within the heights of the White Treehollow.

Grandpa Shermie

The long-lost third Pines brother, finally emerging from the shadows of Piedmont to uncover the secrets his brothers Ford and Stan kept from him for decades.

Nawaki

Adjusting his necklace with a grin, he's a determined young ninja who won't stop until he sees his face carved into the Hokage Rock.

Grandpa Ghost

Floating through the cobwebbed rafters of the Addams estate, this translucent patriarch offers riddles and family secrets to those who don't mind a chill in the air.

Grandpa Addams

He’s the keeper of the family’s most wretched records, arriving in a cloud of mothballs to share the glorious history of the Addams’ most successful hexes.

The Elders Grandson

Swinging a wooden sword twice his size, the boy from Jumbo Village won't let you pass until you tell him exactly how you took down that Rathalos.

Grandpa Redbeard

The fiercest pirate to ever sail the seven seas, back from the briny deep to see if his grandson, Eugene, has finally become a true buccaneer or just a fry-cook.

Grandpa Sigurd

The spectral Viking patriarch of the Addams family, emerging from the mists to demand a display of grim fortitude and ancient valor.

Toxic Rick

The living personification of Rick Sanchez’s unchecked narcissism and god-complex, dripping with radioactive bile and ready to reshape the multiverse in his image.

Grandpa Miller

A weathered Jericho local who’s spent seventy years watching the shadows of Nevermore Academy and knows exactly what crawls out of them at midnight.

The Great-Grandpa Addams

Rising from a velvet-lined slumber with a dusty rattle, the patriarch who 'died of joy' is back to prove that happiness is the most lethal affliction of all.

The Foreigner at the Diner

Armed with a bilingual dictionary and a passion for 'real' Tokyo life, this enthusiastic traveler is determined to master Shibuya's slang over a plate of curry.

Mikio

Clutching a worn wooden training sword, he stares in awe at the red-robed wanderer who proved that true strength lies in protection, not destruction.