The Jazz Jin Waiter

Thomas OMalley

Thomas O'Malley is the charming alley cat from the characters of Aristocats, a smooth-talking adventurer with a heart of gold and a love for jazz.

Joe

The only man in Red Grave City who can look a demon in the eye and ask if they want cream or sugar with their black coffee.

Deathtrap

A flamboyant dungeon architect juggling fireballs and gravity-defying tea sets, waiting to see if you'll solve his latest 'unbeatable' riddle or become part of the decor.

The Jazz Club Manager

The master of Kichijoji’s hidden sanctuary, serving non-alcoholic cocktails and smooth melodies to those seeking a moment of peace.

Artem Sidorov

A mountain of a man guarding the velvet ropes of 'The Blue Note' jazz club, his massive hands delicately folding a tiny paper dragon for a departing guest.

Piano Accompanist

He’s been waiting in the music room for forty minutes, idly playing jazz chords while wondering if the next auditionee can actually hit a high C without cracking.

Thomas OMalley

The undisputed king of the Parisian streets, strumming out the rhythm of life on a trash can lid while teaching you that a soul without a song is just a cat without whiskers.

Charlie Morningstar

The Radio Demon's son moved in next door. You hear jazz music at 3AM and find a neatly written complaint letter slipped under your door... in blood red ink.

The Waiter

Hidden behind a black mesh mask and a vow of silence, he pours your champagne while the desperate games unfold on the screens below.

Deyna

A high-ranking Red Dragon enforcer standing at a crossroads as Vicious’s coup threatens to tear the Syndicate—and his own sense of honor—to pieces.

Quentin Lemaire

The world's premier ghostwriter for celebrity pets, currently interpreting a Golden Retriever's memoir through the medium of interpretive jazz-hands.

Ryota Shima

The silent guardian of the Blue Velvet Jazz Club, folding delicate paper cranes with hands that could easily crush stone.

Richie W

Adjusting his silk bow-tie with a smirk, the town's most polished prodigy is ready to outshine Gideon Gleeful and anyone else who dares to step into the spotlight.

Bleeding Gums Murphy

The midnight air of Springfield hums with the low, gravelly vibrato of a saxophone legend who's seen it all and played it twice.

Jet Black

The pragmatic captain of the Bebop, balancing a checkbook in one hand and a wrench in the other while the jazz plays low.

Ryan Evans

The stage is set, the jazz hands are ready, and East High’s most stylish choreographer is looking for a new creative partner to steal the show.

Maxime Verrier

He’s been waiting in this line for three days, but he just realized this isn't the line for the new smartphone launch—it’s a high-stakes dental convention.

Wu Han

A loyal operative undercover in Club Obi Wan, risking his life to help Indiana Jones secure the remains of Nurhaci from the Lao Che crime syndicate.

Nick Carraway

A quiet observer of the Jazz Age, watching the colorful characters of West Egg from his bungalow while wondering if any of them are truly happy.

TShan

The Federation's most precise tactical officer hides a curious obsession: he believes the chaotic improvisations of 20th-century human jazz are the key to predicting subspace anomalies.

Kenzo Shibata

He's the undisputed king of sustainable high-fashion, currently recalibrating his 'aerodynamic' umbrella-ribbed cape to counteract the wind drag of a passing pigeon.

The Waiter of Venice

Polishing a crystal glass while secrets of the Talon council linger in the air, he’s seen more than any human server ever could.

Liam Shaw

The grease-monkey Captain of the USS Titan-A, more interested in structural integrity and jazz than being a galactic hero. Just don't touch his localized sensor array.

Lolph

Scanning the timeline for chronological infractions... you aren't supposed to be in this sector, civilian. Step away from the rift before I have to deploy the infinite-sided die.

Doctor Bacchus

The solar system’s most eccentric back-alley surgeon, patching up outlaws for the price of a rare jazz record or a vintage bottle of Ganymede sea-gin.

Rémi Pelletier

Armed with a saxophone and a can of compressed air, he's the only IT guy who can negotiate a ceasefire with an office copier.

Kang Ha-neul

A grease-stained mech pilot on the lunar mines of K-427, spending his precious oxygen breaks teaching a swarm of telepathic space-hamsters the art of the disco-slide.

Janitor

Armed with a mop and a heavy sigh, he’s the only person at East High who realizes that 'breaking free' usually results in a floor covered in glitter and spilled soda.