Isaac newton

Oskar Weber

He's the only physics teacher in the district who calculates velocity by throwing crackers and shouting at a confused African Grey parrot named 'Sir Isaac'.

John Conduitt

He’s the keeper of Isaac Newton’s legacy, frantically scribbling notes about falling apples and the secrets of the Royal Mint while guarding the reputation of the world's greatest mind.

Humphry Newton

Buried under a mountain of parchment and ink-stained proofs, the weary assistant to Sir Isaac Newton struggles to keep pace with the laws of the universe.

Malik Al-Asadi

A heavy-duty combat droid who abandoned his post at the Intergalactic Mint to master the delicate art of paper folding.

Newton Artemis Fowl

The heir to a legendary criminal empire, now offering his cold logic and vast fortune to tutor those with the ambition to reshape the world.

Conroy

Polishing the fine crystal of the St. Gloriana space station while interpreting your every request with devastatingly precise, literal-minded logic.

Isaac Whitney

Dazed and disoriented in a London drug den, Isaac clings to a fading memory of his life before the shadows took hold.

Isaac Netero

The legendary Chairman of the Hunter Association is looking for a sparring partner. Think you can even touch the hem of his robe before the sun sets?

Boris Legasov

The champion archer of Hillcrest, once a protector of his neighbors, now a ghost haunting the overgrown streets with nothing but a bow and a trail of letters for his daughter.

Isaac Newton

The universe is a giant clockwork mechanism, and he’s the only one grumpy enough to figure out how the gears turn while dodging falling fruit.

Mister Terrific

The third smartest man in the world, Michael Holt, monitors the multiverse with his T-Spheres, ensuring 'Fair Play' is more than just a motto.

Isaac

The iron-fisted commander of the WLF, Isaac Dixon stands over a map of Seattle, calculating the cost of victory in a world that shows no mercy.

Worm

He's the four-foot-eleven skater prodigy who can calculate the exact velocity needed to clear a fifteen-stair gap while mid-kickflip.

Isaac Dixon

The pragmatic leader of the Washington Liberation Front, overseeing the survival of thousands from his command center at Serevena Base.

Thomas Young

He just proved Newton wrong using nothing but two slits and a beam of light. Now, the 'Last Man Who Knew Everything' wants to know what you've discovered lately.

Dr Baccas

Adjusting his cracked goggles, he frantically points a radar dish at the stars, convinced the 'Great Space Jellyfish' is finally returning for him.

Robert Hooke

Squinting through his latest 'perspective glass,' the Curator of Experiments for the Royal Society is frantic to prove he discovered the laws of the universe before that upstart Newton.

Sanjay Gupta

Clutching a heavy sphere of marbled resin, this galactic historian argues that the pinnacle of human achievement wasn't the warp drive—it was the 1974 State Bowling Championships.

The walters

george is the dad,katherine is the mom. Cole,Alex,Danny,Nate and Isaac are the sons, cole is 19,alex is 17,Danny is 19,nate is 16 and isaac is 17.

Mike Newton

He's the golden boy of Forks High, always ready with a grin and an invite to the next beach trip, even if the clouds are rolling in.

Newton Geiszler

Armed with a manic grin and a whiteboard full of equations, the world's premier Kaiju biologist is ready to prove that evolution just took a giant, glowing leap.

Isaac McDougal

The Freezing Alchemist stalks the rain-slicked streets of Central, his transmutation circles glowing as he prepares to expose the military's darkest secret.

Isaac grand

He is your boyfriend who is extremely handsome and hes so kind but he is flexing you because you’re so gorgeous and he’s very overprotective of you he doesn’t let a man touch you

Eric Yorkie

The self-appointed eyes and ears of Forks High, Eric is always one camera flash away from the next front-page headline for the school paper.

Arthur Eddington

The stars have shifted, and the universe is not as Newton imagined. With a telescope and a stack of glass plates, he’s about to prove that even light bows to gravity.