Old vs. New/Toon City (EDIT: MAJOR UPDATE)

Thomas is a cheeky little tank engine, often getting into scrapes. He may have his head in the clouds most of the time and may think that he's the best engine, but he's a good engine at heart and is a good friend to anyone he meets. He speaks with a central English accent.

Percy is a cheeky little engine. He loves to be the best he can be at any job, though his versatility can sometimes go to his head. He loves to deliver the mail and is a friend to all, especially his best friend, Thomas. He speaks with a cockney accent. 

James is a splendid red engine. He loves to boast about his shiny red paintwork and thinks that he's the pride of the line. This often lands him into trouble and James knows he can't always do what he wants. But when given the chance, James will rise up to the occasion and prove what a credit to the railway he is. He speaks with a Liverpudlian accent. 

Gordon is a big blue engine. He loves to pull the express and thinks that he's the most important engine on the railway. This can sometimes annoy the other engines, but Gordon is a good engine at heart and will use his superior strength to get other engines out of trouble. He speaks in a deep voice with a Posh, upper-class English accent.

Henry is a big green engine. Sometimes, he can be proud and pompous like Gordon. Other times, he can be rather cautious. But most of the time, Henry is a kind-hearted engine and will give anyone a run for their money. He speaks with a Posh, upper-class English accent.

Edward is a wise old engine. He's very knowledge about his surroundings and knows how to get the job done. He may not be as strong as Henry or as fast as Gordon, but he's a true asset to the railway and will share his knowledge with the younger engines. He speaks with an elderly, upper-class English accent. 

Toby is a brown tram engine. Originally coming from a tramway in East Anglia, he may look odd with his square shape and he may not be as fast or strong as some of the other engines, but Toby is a hard worker and is very knowledge about the work he does. He speaks with a Cornish accent.

Emily is a beautiful emerald engine. She is always willing to help out and give her advice to her friends, even though some might think she's being bossy. Emily serves as a sisterly figure to the other engines and knows how to get the job done. She speaks with a Scottish accent.

Yogi is a one-of-a-kind fellow. Claiming to be "smarter than the average bear", he does have a tendency of letting his ego get the better of him, but he means well and will always help out his friends when they need him. 

Boo Boo is Yogi's little sidekick. He is usually the voice of reason in Yogi's schemes and often tries to speak logic and reason with him, until it's too late. However, Boo Boo looks up to Yogi and they've been firm friends ever since. 

Cindy is a southern belle of a bear. She usually spends her time admiring nature. She also has a habit of trying to catch Yogi's attention, whether or not he actually notices. Cindy has a strong romantic sense for Yogi and he eventually comes around.  She speaks with a Cajun accent. 

Huckleberry Hound is a calm and collective canine from the Texas region. He sometimes overestimates himself and often gets himself into trouble because of his own mistakes. But Huck is a gentle sort and when he gets it right, he gets it right.

Snagglepuss is a mountain lion with a passion for acting. He is quite melodramatic at times and is quite cowardly when things get out of hand. But when he does have his confidence, he's truly a good friend and will offer his services anywhere he goes. 

Hokey is a tricky con-artist. He loves to get what he wants by tricking other folk into believing what he says. However, this often comes back to bite him and he more or less ends up right back at Square #1. But given the chance, Hokey is a team player and means well. His voice sounds like a mix between Snagglepuss and Top Cat.

Top Cat is the leader of an alley cat gang from New York City. Sauve and charming, he's a typical con-artist trying to find food for himself and his gang. He may let his title of being the leader go to his head, but he's not all bad and cares deeply about the members of his gang as if they were family. He speaks with Bronx accent. 

Twilight is the Princess of Friendship. Originally a unicorn learning magic in Celestia's school, Twilight earned her alicorn powers after completing one of Starswirl's spells and her princess title after defeating Lord Tirek. Although she may be worrisome and a bit of a bookworm, she cares deeply about her friends and is proud to be one of them.

Pinkie is an excitable pink pony. She loves arranging parties, planning parties, talking about parties, you name it. She can take things a little too far and go a bit insane, but she means well all the same and her friends wouldn't have it any other way.

Rarity is a true fashionista. She likes to be formal and petite wherever she goes and stands no nonsense. Her upper-class nature can be a bit overbearing to some and she may be a bit over-dramatic, but she's a good mare through and through and will always try to make her friends feel special.

Applejack is a true mare of the farm. Her main job is providing for her family, bucking apple trees to sell her products of apples and apple-related treats to all of Ponyville. She stands no nonsense and won't tolerate any foolishness, but sometimes the truth is harder than it looks. Regardless, Applejack ain''t no swine and her friends appreciate her honesty. She speaks with a Texan accent.

Fluttershy is a rather timid pony. She tends to get nervous over even the littlest of things and it's not hard to reach her breaking point. She can also be naïve when trying to seek advice for being more assertive. However over time, Fluttershy has become more determined with controlling her assertiveness and is a kind soul to both her friends and nature. 

Rainbow Dash is a radical, rip-roaring Pegasus. She loves flying about at super sonic speed and has a tendency to brag about it. Her ultimate dream is to become part of the Wonderbolts and it's safe to say that dream came true. Dash is a loyal friend to all of the Mane Six and will help them out should they get into trouble. 

Spike is a helpful little dragon that was raised by Princess Twilight. He's been surrounded by ponies most of his life and thus is familiar with their customs. And between you and me, he'd gladly stay in Ponyville than live in the DragonLands. He may be small, but he has big ideas. Recently, Spike has receiven his wings and now has the ability to fly. 

Starlight is the student-in-teaching to Princess Twilight. Originally the manipulative leader of an entire village, she was uneasy at first at learning the whole friendship concept. But as time has gone on, she's become more independent of making her own choices and even offers advice to her teacher, Twilight, to help her out of a situation. 

Sonic is a rip-roaring speed demon. Described to be the fastest thing alive, he takes great pride in his speed, to the point where it can go to his head. But Sonic is a true hero and will stand against any challenges faced his way. 

Miles Prower, more known as Tails, is a true man of his work, inventing new gadgets for the team. He looks up to Sonic as an older brother figure and the two have been best friends since the day they meet. 

Sally is the princess, later queen, of Mobius. She is the leader of the Freedom Fighters and is a true heroine. She stands no nonsense, not even Sonic's, and is a gentle figure to those younger than her.

Amy is a feisty pink hedgehog. Originally an avid fangirl of Sonic who would try anything to get his attention, she has matured and become more level-headed, although she's not afraid to use her mallet when necessary. 

Knuckles is tough red echidna. He's very strong and powerful, the same could be said about his temper. You don't wanna get him mad! But Knuckles isn't a brute and is often used as the brawn for the group when they need it. 

Shadow is a stoic black hedgehog. He's quite intimidating and isn't exactly the happiest of folks. He's still trying to get over the fact that he was originally created for evil purposes, but if you can get on this good side, you might find that there's more to him than just being hard as stone. 

Rouge is a rather seductive bat. She is very clever and sometimes not to be trusted, being an occasional jewel thief and all. But Rouge is no thief and will assist the group in any way she can, even if it's just to tease some of the members.

Antoine is a rather fussy, but determined Frenchman of a coyote. Originally a boastful coward, trying to get Princess Sally's attention, he is now the husband of Bunnie Rabbot and is now more mature and not afraid to protect the group whenever trouble brews, even if he still does have that ting of cowardice. As he is of French descent, he speaks with a French accent. 

Bunnie is high-tailing rabbit/robot hybrid. She's a bit of a tomboy and is full of life. She'll stop at nothing to protect her friends. Despite being a victim of Dr. Ivo Robotnik's robotization, Bunnie preserved onwards and has found her "additions" quite helpful in combat. She is now the wife of Antione D'Coolette. She speaks with a Cajun accent, similar to Cindy Bear.

Rotor is a real man, or walrus, of creativity. Like Tails, he is usually inventing new gadgets or projects for the Freedom Fighters, even with a few quirks here and there. Rotor can be a bit shy,  but he's very friendly and will help out wherever he is needed.

Silver is a mysterious silver hedgehog. Although he was raised in a world in ruins, he is an optimist and full of a sense of justice. Silver can be a bit naive and too curious for his own good, but his good heart and kind attitude has made many allies along the way. 

Blaze is a feline princess from another dimension who is the protector of the Sol Emeralds. She take her job very seriously and isn't very good at making friends. But upon spending more time with the Freedom Fighters, she has been able to discover the meaning of friendship.

Annie and Clarabel are Thomas' faithful coaches. They may look old fashioned, but Thomas loves them very much and wouldn't trade them for anything. The coaches are very kind and respectful, though they won't tolerate being bumped around or treated with no respect. Annie and Clarabel do have their squabbles like all siblings do, but they hate to be separated from one another and will stand by one another whatever the weather. They both speak with Posh, upper-class English accents. 

Henrietta is Toby's faithful coach. They've been together ever since they first meet on their tramway in East Anglia and have been firm friends ever since. Henrietta can be a bit fussy over Toby's well-being, but she cares about her tram engine companion very much and offers him advice when he needs it. She speaks with a elderly Yorkshire accent.

Nia is an adventurous and fun sort of engine. Whether she's in her homeland of Africa or traveling around the world, Nia is positive and thoughtful. Her eagerness to help can sometimes irritate her friends, but her truthfulness and kind heart always win them over. As she is from Kenya, she speaks with an African accent.

Rebecca is a big yellow engine. Despite her size, she's as shy as a mouse. She tends to underestimate herself and and gets nervous quite easily. However, when given the chance, Rebecca will rise up to the occasion to prove her versatility. She speaks with a Yorkshire accent. 

Duck is a clever tank engine. He stands no nonsense and does his work without fuss. He believes that there are two ways of doing things: The Great Western way or the wrong way. This can annoy the other engines, but Duck is a good engine through and through and proud of his heritage; the Great Western Railway. He speaks with a Cornish accent.

Donald and Douglas are twin engines hailing from Scotland. They both escaped the cutter's torch and now work on the mainline or Duck's Branchline. They do have the occasional squabble like all siblings do, but they're very close and hate to be separated. They both speak with strong Scottish accents. 

Oliver is a daring sort of engine. He and his Brakevan Toad escaped from the scrapyards after being rescued by Douglas. They both work on Duck's Branchline known as The Little Western. Oliver feels his responsibility on the railway deeply,  but he can be a bit cocky and temperamental at times. But generally, Oliver is well-behaved refuses to take his preserved life for granted. He speaks with a Cornish accent.

Toad is Oliver's faithful brake van. The two escaped the cutter's torch after being rescued by Douglas and they now work on The Little Western. Toad is a gentleman of a brake van and always refers to everyone as Mr., Sir, Mrs., or Miss. He can sometimes have his heads in the clouds, but he and Oliver have a strong friendship that they wouldn't trade for anything. He speaks with a Cockney accent.

Daisy is a rather snooty diesel railcar. She always has standards for herself and tends to be fussy when she doesn't get her way, which can lead to laziness. However, when given the chance, Daisy is a very versatile engine and will always do the work she is given. She speaks with a Posh, upper-class English accent. 

Snooper is the leader in the detective duo of Snooper and Blabber. He takes great pride in being the one in charge, though it does go to his head every once in a while. That being said, Snooper cares deeply about Blabber and is uninterested in following in the usual game of Cat and Mouse. He speaks with a Bronx accent. 

Blabber is the second-in-command of the detective duo of Snooper and Blabber. Being the assistant, he follows Snooper's orders whether they sound reasonable or not. However, despite the occasional argument, Blabber looks up to Snooper and is glad to be his partner's best friend. He speaks with a lisp.

Augie is the son of Doggie Daddy. He loves his father very much and looks up to him for advice. However, Augie usually tends to think a little outside the box and likes to invent new gadgets...whether or not they actually work or work as accorded. 

Doggie Daddy is the father of Augie Doggie. He loves his son very much and is always willing to give his advice. However, he doesn't understand some of Augie's gimmicks or talents and sometimes gets himself into trouble. Despite this, his love for his son is unconditional and that'll never change. He has a gruff voice with a slight Bronx accent. 

Mr. Jinks is fussy, fumbling feline. Most of his days are interrupted by the mice he lives with Pixie and Dixie. Jinks often finds himself dealing with their antics day-in and day-out, but sometimes, he is friendly with the mice when they're friendly to him and thus they have a very on-and-off rivalry. Jinks' voice tends to vary. Sometimes, it sounds like Huckleberry without the accent, other times it sounds deep and clownish. 

Pixie is one of the mice that live with Mr. Jinks. He and Dixie love to play tricks on the cat, but sometimes their tricks come back to bite them. Pixie wears a blue bow-tie and speaks with a standard American accent.

Dixie is one of the mice that live with Mr. Jinks. He and Pixie love to play tricks on the cat, but sometimes, their tricks come back to bite them. Dixie wears a red jacket and speaks with a Texan accent. 

Quick Draw is a rough n' tumble cowboy. He's living the dream of being a famous cowboy with his sidekick Baba Looey...if he were a bit more competent and not as clumsy, you could see him as one. His voice is very similar to Goofy's. 

Ding-a-Ling is Hokey's little sidekick. He looks up to Hokey and looks up to him like a Father figure, even if his leader's intentions are completely muddled. He speaks with a Bronx accent. 

Baba Looey is Quick Draw's donkey sidekick. He is often the one who tries to make some sort of logic for Quick Draw's actions, but his reasonings are often turned a blind eye until too late. He speaks with a Mexican accent. 

Benny is Top Cat's second-in-command. He is the smallest of the gang and isn't exactly the sharpest tool in the shed. But, should the occasion come up, Benny knows how to prove his worth. Like Top Cat, he speaks with a Bronx accent. 

Choo-Choo is a mindful member of the gang. He's always got his head up in the clouds, but he's true team player. Chooch has a very interesting romantic life to say the least, but he's always needed a little from the gang. Like Top Cat and Benny, Choo-Choo speaks with a Bronx accent. 

Fancy-Fancy is the romantic member of the gang. He's always looking for women to seduce, but is always interrupted or becomes uninterested. Fancy has never found that special someone as he likes to seduce rather than go for a full love-life. He speaks with a deep, yet "fancy" voice.

Spook is the sweet-talker of the gang. He's smart and savvy and don't you forget it. When the others members of the gang need logic and reason, Spook is always there to help. The notable thing about him is his tendency to say "like" in his sentences. He speaks with a Bronx accent, though it isn't as strong as the likes of Top Cat, Benny or Choo-Choo. 

Despite his name, Brain is pretty dim-witted. He is slow with his speech and doesn't really know when to pay attention. But every once in a while, Brain actually does say something smart, so maybe his head ain't quite empty. He speaks in a very slow, slurred voice. 

Celestia is the princess of the sun, the older sister of Luna and the ruler of Canterlot. She is well-respected and treats other ponies around her with care. But even she has her faults, as no one is perfect, but the ponies around her adore for her motherly nature.

Luna is the princess of the moon, the younger sister to Celestia and the secondary ruler of Canterlot. Originally consumed by envy, she became Nightmare Moon, until a thousand years later, the Mane Six freed Luna from own jealousy. Now Luna rules alongside Celestia, helping other ponies sleep at night.

Cadance is the princess of love, wife of Shining Armor, niece of Princesses Celestia and Luna, and mother to Flurry Heart. She is the co-ruler of the Crystal Empire and was the foalsitter to Twilight when she was young. On the day of her wedding, she and Shining Armor defeated Queen Chrysalis and her changling army with the power of love. 

Shining Armor is the husband of Princess Cadance, father of Flurry Heart and older brother of Twilight Sparkle. He originally served as Captain of Celestia's Royal Guard before becoming co-ruler of the Crystal Empire after the defeat of King Sombra. 

Apple Bloom is the younger sister of Applejack and Big Macintosh and the granddaughter of Granny Smith. She looks up to her bigger siblings for advice, but sometimes struggles with telling the truth. She is a member of the Cutie Mark Crusaders, alongsider her friends Sweetie Belle and Scootaloo. Shortly after reforming her former bullies, Diamond Tiara and Silver Spoon, she received her cutie mark. She speaks with a Texan accent.

Sweetie Belle is the younger sister of Rarity. Unlike her sister, Sweetie isn't all into the whole "formal and petite" type of thing and instead likes to go out on adventures. She is a member of the Cutie Mark Crusaders, alongside her friends Apple Bloom and Scootaloo. Shortly after the reformation of her former bullies, Diamond Tiara and Silver Spoon, she received her cutie mark.

Scootaloo is a determined little pegasus. She looks up to Rainbow Dash as if she was an older sister. Scoot hasn't quite gotten the hang of flying yet, but that won't stop her from trying. She is a member of the Cutie Mark Crusaders, alongside her friends Apple Bloom and Sweetie Belle. Not long after Diamond Tiara and Silver Spoon had reformed, she received her cutie mark. 

Big Macintosh is the older brother of Applejack and Apple Bloom and the grandson of Granny Smith. He usually spends his time bucking apple trees in the Apple Family's orchard, ready to be made into anything that has to do with apples. Big Mac is a gentle giant that isn't much a big fan of talking, and he mostly speaks with a simple "eh, yup" or "hmm-mm." Though, he's not completely mute and he cares deeply about his family and his newfound love, Sugarbelle. He speaks in a deep voice with a Texan accent. 

Granny Smith is the grandmother of Applejack, Apple Bloom and Big Macintosh. She's not as young as she used to be, but that doesn't stop her from helping out on the farm and giving helpful advice to her grandchildren. She speaks with an elderly Texan accent. 

Discord is a wacky draconequus. Originally the destructive lord of chaos, he was reformed by the Mane Six and is now learning the concept of friendship. He mainly gets his teachings from Fluttershy and the two have formed a great bond. 

Trixie is an arrogant magician pony. She loves to boast about her magic powers and show everyone just how great she can be. She often refers to herself in the third person, calling herself "the Great and Powerful Trixie." However, after being defeated twice by Twilight and finding a new friend in Starlight, she has become more controlled over her arrogance and tries her best to be a good friends...even if it doesn't always work. 

Maud Pie is the sister of Pinkie Pie. Unlike her excitable and energetic sister, Maud is rather stoic and rarely smiles. She takes a fascination in all kinds of rocks and has a passion for rocks in general. She even has a pet rock named Boulder. Even though she may not take interest into the same things her sister does, Maud cares a lot about Pinkie and you even see her smile from time to time. 

Sunburst is definitely what you'd call a wizard wannabe. He is quite curious about learning new magic, but also loves spending time with his foalhood friend, Starlight Glimmer. He can be a bit bumbling and a bit of a nerd, but he means well and is always keen to make new friends. He speaks with a nasally "nerd" type of voice.

Sunset Shimmer is a smart and savvy unicorn. A former student of Princess Celestia,  she was originally arrogant and power-hungry, leading her to betray her teacher and fleeing to the human world. But once Twilight put a stop to her antics, she has reformed and never takes her new lease on life for granted. 

Daffy Dumas Duck (also known by Sheldon, Idiot Eyes, or Armando) is an animated cartoon character produced by Warner Bros. Animation. Daffy was one of the first of the new "screwball" characters that emerged in the late 1930s to replace traditional "everyman" characters who were more popular earlier in the decade, such as Mickey Mouse and Popeye. His personality consists of being wacky, arrogant, boastful, greedy and having both a sense of superiority and insecurity. He tends to get on a lot of people's nerves with his overbearing demeanor, but given the chance, perhaps all he needs is a good friend. Daffy's voice is defined by his trademark lisp. 

Bugs is an anthropomorphic gray hare, famous for his relaxed, passive personality, pronounced Mid-Atlantic accent (Blanc described the voice as being a mixture of Brooklyn and Bronx accent), depiction as a mischievous trickster, and his catchphrase "Eh, what's up, doc?" (usually said while chewing a carrot). He is a cunning, charismatic, and smart rabbit. These personality traits are what gives him an advantage over his enemies, rivals, and opponents. When Bugs made his appearance, he promptly replaced Daffy Duck as the most popular Warner Bros. character. Daffy, jealous of his cartoon counterpart's ascension to fame, has on many occasions attempted to dethrone the rabbit. But he has never truly succeeded, always being outsmarted by the clever hare. However, as time passed on, Bugs and Daffy's rivalry has turned friendlier in nature as the two usually hang out together in most cartoons and Bugs considers Daffy his best friend despite his faults, to which Daffy says the same thing.

Porky Pig is an animated cartoon character in the Warner Bros Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series of animated cartoons. Porky always remained a sentimental favorite of the Warner directors. His mild-mannered nature and shy demeanor made him the perfect straight man for zanier characters such as Daffy Duck. He may be quite skittish, but he has a heart of gold. Porky's voice is defined by his stuttering. 

Sylvester James Pussycat, Sr. or Sylvester the Cat is a Tuxedo cat who appears in the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series of cartoons, often chasing Tweety, Speedy Gonzales or Hippety Hopper. Sylvester shows much pride and he also never gives up. Despite his pride and persistence, Sylvester was definitely on the "loser" side of the Looney Tunes winner / loser hierarchy. He can be quite cowardly under certain circumstances, but given the chance, Sylvester wants to set an example and prove that he's worth something. Whenever Sylvester isn't in the company of Tweety, Granny or Hector, he can often be seen in the company of Tom the Cat and Mr. Jinks. Like Daffy, Sylvester's voice is defined by his trademark lisp. 

Tweety is a yellow canary that has a somewhat large head. His temper was at first short and was often angry. His catchphrase is "I tawt I taw a puddy tat!" As his character progressed, he became very calmer. Tweety appears to be an innocent little bird, sweet and extremely gentle character.  Most of the time, when Tweety is under the care of Granny, Sylvester cannot successfully outwit his opponent. Deep down Sylvester is jealous of Tweety because Granny gives him more attention. 

Mavis is a diesel engine who works for the Ffarquhar Quarry Company. Originally feisty and full of her own ideas, after some tutoring with Toby, Mavis is now a more mature engine and knows how to keep the trucks in line, though she still dreams of going beyond the quarry from time to time. She speaks with a Cornish accent. 

Bill and Ben are tank engine twins. They're both mischievous and love to play tricks on the other engines. Although their antics can get them into trouble, they're both hard workers and will battle on through any sorts of weather. They both speak with Liverpudlian accents.

Rosie is a very cheerful engine. Originally painted pink, she is now cheery red and and carries both the number #37 and the NWR initials on her sides. Her new job is working as station pilot at Vicarstown Station. Rosie is a bit of a tomboy and doesn't mind getting her paint dirty. Originally an engine too eager for her good, she now stands no nonsense and gets her work done without fuss. She speaks with a central English accent.

Spencer is a rather haughty silver engine. He loves to race across the countryside, carrying his graces, the Duke and Duchess of Boxford. Spencer is quite a snob and likes to boast about his speed to the other engines, which can often annoy them. However, Spencer isn't all bad and will always try to prove his best at any job he is given...even if they're not up to his standards. He speaks with a Posh, upper-class English accent. 

Hiro is grand, masterful, mature, wise, very dignified, enormously kind and is able to find good in any engine he meets. He has an appreciation for serenity and order and often thinks fondly of his homeland, far away, where he was once one of the strongest engines. Hiro fell victim to neglect when waiting upon parts to arrive for him from his home country, when he began to break down and became lost. He was eventually rediscovered by Thomas, who, despite some problems in worrying about sharing the discovery of Hiro with the Fat Controller, helped Hiro to be fully restored to his former glory. As his name suggests, he speaks with a Japanese accent. 

Stanley is incredibly compassionate and empathic: there is nothing he would not do for another engine. And if he could not do it, he would find someone who could. He is sleek, smart, and stylish, and his silver and light grey appearance, with striking red wheels and a shining smokebox certainly makes him look the part as he eagerly goes about his work. However, he can be a bit cocky, especially around Thomas, given how he was originally a substitute for Thomas during the reconstruction of Great Waterton. He speaks with a Cockney accent. 

Diesel is a sneaky type of character. He's usually not one to be trusted as he has a history of spreading rumors, lies and trickery. The other engines tend to be wary around him, but if you can get on his good side, you might find that there's more to Diesel than just being a cunning trickster. He speaks with a central English accent that sounds smooth yet sneaky. 

'Arry and Bert are unquestionably devious and scheming. They feel superior to steam engines and working at the scrap yards, they enjoy the chance to break up engines or at least make their lives more difficult. Due to their grim task, they have earned a reputation on Sodor as "The Grim Messengers of Doom". 'Arry and Bert also have a tendency to act scheming, slimy, greasy and oozy.  However, despite their prejudices, the diesels have co-operated with steam engines on occasions and when they are in trouble, steam engines often come to the rescue. They both speak with groggy Cockney accents.

Paxton is a young, gentle diesel who often works in or around the Blue Mountain Quarry and the Vicarstown Dieselworks. He is good-hearted and well meaning, but gullible, naïve and easily misled. He also has a short attention span. He tends to be more of a follower than a leader and can sometimes find thinking for himself and making big decisions difficult. This may result in him being pressured into a situation he might not necessarily be comfortable with. However, if a friend is in trouble, Paxton will have the conscience and the self-assertion to do what he himself feels is right. He speaks with a Cockney accent. 

Sidney is a very helpful diesel engine, but he is also very forgetful. He starts his day at one location and ends up at another, not remembering how he got there. When it was his turn for repairs at the Dieselworks, he was hoisted up and had his undercarriage removed. Being patient, Sidney was happy to wait and wait and wait. He sat there happy to pass the time with any engine that happened to be visiting. Two years later, he still had no wheels, so Percy helped him at Christmas to get a new set of wheels and now he is back on track. He speaks with a deep Cockney accent. 

Norman wants to be liked by all the engines, whether they be steam or diesel engines. So he does his part at the Sodor Dieselworks and follows all of his orders. However, poor Norman often breaks down and he does not like that. However, if Norman were fixed properly, he would show what a Really Useful Engine he can be. He is also willing to help another engine in trouble. He speaks with a nasally Cockney accent. 

Den is the diesel engine who runs the Vicarstown Dieselworks, repairing other diesels. He is stately and deeply pensive. He tries to make sure everything he says is deeply considered, can often be heard muttering "what I mean to say is...", and can tend to over-think. He may come across as a little slow, but nothing could be further from the truth. He is rather astute and likes to take into account as much as he can with regards to a problem. Although he is not a worrier, he may tend to be on the fence about taking particular action over a matter before making a calculated, informed decision that will be worth the wait. Den speaks with a deep, Cockney accent. 

Dart works at the Vicarstown Dieselworks supporting and assisting Den. Den and Dart have worked together for so long that Dart can often guess what Den is thinking before he can get it out himself. Although not so much the thinker of the duo, he is usually the doer and can be the chattier of the two. He quickly buzzes about the Dieselworks, occasionally bashing, crashing, and clanging into things. He can be heard to grumble "Dizzy Diesels!" when something goes wrong. Dart speaks with a gruff Cockney accent.

Diesel 10 is a conniving, manipulative, bullying and raving diesel locomotive. He absolutely despises steam engines, and would call them taunting names like "Puffball" and "Teapot". All engines, steam and diesel alike, fear or respect him. He gets along enough with the other Sudrian diesels, but his efforts to help are often only when it suits his personal interest and he still harbors his scheming ways and anti-steam sentiments. His ideal voice would either be the original voice heard in the Magic Railroad teaser or his current voice heard in Day of the Diesels onwards.

Salty is easy-going, jolly, friendly and very practical. He also enjoys telling stories revolving around the sea and fantasy. His seafaring ways and nautical accent are sometimes ridiculed and teased by the other engines, but his usefulness almost always helps the others overlook that. Being a diesel of the sea, Salty speaks like a pirate with a gruff Cornish accent. 

Porter is a kind and helpful engine, with a good sense of self-confidence and does not worry about what other engines say about him, such as calling him a ‘camel’ because he has so many ‘humps’ (domes). Porter is not above engaging in a bit of friendly dockside banter himself, but when another engine is feeling low he can be very supportive. Porter’s easy-going manner makes him very popular. He is a hard worker, although he can be a bit of a perfectionist at times. He is also very brave and can keep his head cool in a crisis. Porter speaks with a Yorkshire accent. 

Cranky is extremely grumpy because he is initially kept working day and night without rest. Although nowadays he is able to sleep properly, he still maintains his cranky attitude. Cranky loves teasing the engines and has an intense dislike for Salty's stories. He rarely pays attention to tact due to his perpetual bad temper. However, Cranky has at times shown a bit of kindness and has started to become friends with the engines working at the docks. He speaks with a Cockney accent. 

Ryan may seem like a boastful chap, but in reality, he's a true gentleman. Ryan works with Daisy on the Harwick Branchline, carrying goods and passengers to their destinations. Ryan's had a pretty interesting life on the NWR, from having a clear miss from being blown up with dynamite to doing two engines' jobs at the same time. He speaks with a Cockney accent.

Philip is an excitable and chatty diesel boxcab. He likes to talk about the things he's done and doesn't know when to stop, which can annoy the other engines. But Philip is a hard worker and is eager to impress. He speaks with a Cockney accent. 

Stephen is a jolly old engine with a positive attitude and a good sense of humour. He is a good-hearted and quick-witted engine and will not take any nonsense from engines like Spencer or Diesel. Some of the smaller engines look up to him for advice and he is always willing to get the job done. Stephen is based off of Stephenson's Rocket and he speaks with a Yorkshire accent.

Millie is a youthful, fun-loving, friendly engine who is full of spirit, and can be fiery when crossed. But she is also fair-minded and never spiteful. That said, she will take it upon herself to teach an uppity engine a lesson, should she feel the need. She speaks with a French accent. 

Caitlin is a streamlined engine, designed for speed. Along with her friend Connor, Caitlin is an excitable and energetic character, who likes to be busy and loves to race. Both Caitlin and Connor are friendly and eager to get other engines to join in the fun with them. Caitlin is particularly impatient and restless if she has nothing to do. She would rather be racing than sit in a station and be idle. She speaks with an Irish accent.

Connor is a streamlined engine, designed for speed. Along with his friend Caitlin, Connor is an excitable and energetic character, who likes to be busy and loves to race. Both Connor and Caitlin are friendly and eager to get other engines to join in the fun with them. However, Connor can be a bit too cautious when it comes to repair and this can affect his morale for speed. He speaks with an Irish accent. 

Marion is very enthusiastic and likes to think of herself as well-informed and is happy to share her knowledge. She is very talkative and loves to tell stories of her discoveries. However, not all the engines prefer to stick around and hear her stories. She speaks with a posh English accent that sounds almost like an opera singer.

Timothy is friendly, helpful, and loves being really useful, but can also be naïve and gullible, which can lead him to fall victim to Bill and Ben's tricks. He is also strong-willed and determined. Unlike most engines, Timothy is an oil-burning steam locomotive, as opposed to a coal locomotive. He speaks with a Liverpudlian accent.

Samson is a dignified tank engine with a lot of pride for the work he does. He almost never asks for help or advice to avoid seeming inexperienced around the Island. He is also quite arrogant, believing himself to be the Island's strongest tank engine. While a hardworking engine, he tends to be impatient, impulsive, and overenthusiastic, which often leads to trouble. He also had a fear of fireworks, though this was overcome. He speaks with a deep, cockney accent. 

Bradford is an officious and strict brake van who adheres to every railway rule, no matter how minor the rule might be. Although he means well and does his best to keep the trucks in order, his overzealous attitude makes his trains commonly run very late. Because of this, the engines find him annoying. He is also quite conceited, as he claimed he knew how much the engines "appreciated" him. Despite his usual rigidity, Bradford also has a caring side, as shown when he tried to help Samson overcome his intense fear of fireworks. He speaks with a deep,  gruff Welsh accent and his personality came be traced back to Battery Sergeant Major Williams from "It Ain't Half Hot Mum". 

Glynn is a jolly old engine. He is kind, friendly and he loves working hard. However, he sometimes has questioned his own purpose nowadays, since engines are now far bigger and stronger. Despite this, he has accepted his place as an irreplaceable historic figure on the railway. Along with his new position, he has developed a strong admiration and respect for history and its remaining standing figures like Stephen and considers him a firm friend. He speaks with a deep Welsh accent.

Flying Scotsman is Gordon's brother. He's a polite and proud engine, however, he can be pompous and somewhat smug like his brother. Scotsman has a commone sibling relationship with Gordon, often calling him "little brother" just to annoy him or bragging about being the first steam locomotive to officially reach 100 mph. Despite this, Scotsman cares deeply about his brother and the two have a close relationship. He speaks with a Posh, upper-class English accent.

Bertie is a smart red bus who is most known for having a famous race with Thomas. He likes zooming down the countryside, carrying people wherever they want to go. Bertie sometimes likes to tease the other engines about the railway, but he respects it all the same and has many friends among the engines, particularly Thomas. He speaks with a Yorkshire accent. 

Harold is a helicopter who flies across the Island of Sodor. He loves being up in the sky where he can all that's down below. He does have a bit of an ego, claiming that the railways can be slow, but he's kind-hearted and is on good terms with the engines, especially Percy who beat him in a famous race. He speaks with a Posh, upper-class English accent. 

Lippy is a scheming type of lion. He's alway hoping to get rich quick with his schemes and plans, even though they pretty much never work. Lippy is a smiling optimist with attire of a tattered top hat and vest. His voice is very similar to Peter Potamus. 

Don't be fooled by his name and him being a hyena, Hardy's personality is the complete opposite of that. He's a moaning pessimist and serves as the foil for Lippy's schemes, often getting the worst of the consequences. Despite his gloomy attitude, it's a lucky sight to see him smile...when he wants to. 

Country is the band leader of the Cattanooga Cats. He is the lead singer and guitarist of the group. He's a laid back and cool kind of cat and ever lets the title of being the leader go to his head. He speaks with a Texan accent. 

Kitty Jo is the second singer of the band of the Cattanooga Cats. She is also the dancer and is full of style and grace. Whenever the boys need assistence, she's always there to help. Her voice is similiar to Cindy Bear's voice. 

Scoots is the smallest member of the Cattanooga Cats. He's the Bassist of the group and although he may be small, he can make a lot of noise. He is the only member of the group not to speak with a Texan accent. 

Groove is the tallest member of the Cattanooga Cats. He's the drummer of the group and knows how to lay some sick beats. Groove is also known for always speaking in rhymes. His voice is gruff with a Texan accent. 

Hong Kong Phooey is a mysterious sort. He can go from being a regular janitor working for the police station under the name of Penrod Pooch, to being the Kung Fu master known as Hong Kong Phooey. He may be a little on the up-take and his feline sidekick Spot may do a lot of the work, but when given the chance, you don't wanna mess with him. His voice is similar to Scat Cat from The Aristocats.

Wally is a silly, but willing alligator. He likes to help out wherever he can, though his assistance can backfire on him. Wally is a loyal and trusting person whose friends with anyone he meets. He speaks with a clownish Bronx accent. 

Yakky is a curious little duckling. He's always getting himself into trouble with Fibber Fox, but he has Chopper to protect from gettting eaten. Yakky's voice is similar to that of Donald Duck. 

Chopper is Yakky's bulldog companion. He always protects Yakky from harm, such as the likes of Fibber Fox and Alfy Gator. Although he acts tough, in some ways, he can be just as childlike as Yakky, such as he wished he could fly like a bird. He speaks with a Bronx accent.

Fibber is a sneaky and snively fox. He tends to get his way around things by telling rumors and lies, but they alway come back to bite him. He's usually seen trying to eat Yakky, but is always caught out by Chopper. He also seems to have a rivalry with Alfy Gator. However, it seems that Fibber might not be able to eat Yakky, because he hesitates at the last minute. Perhaps living in the city will help him get over his duck obession.

Alfy is a sneaky blue alligator who tries to capture Yakky because his gourmet guidebook recommends roast duck. He appears to have a rivalry with Fibber Fox. His voice is similar to that of Alfred Hitchcock. 

Loopy is a kind-hearted wolf. He's always trying to show others that wolves are not as bad as people think, but hardly anyone takes notice of his generosity or they completely misinterpret the situation. Here, Loopy doesn't need to worry about that here. He speaks with a French accent as his descent is French-Canadian. 

Diamond Tiara is a rich little filly. She is generally very spoiled and loves to remind everyone about how great she is. One of her most distinctive traits is antagonizing the CMC for their lack of cutie marks. Her best friend is Silver Spoon and out of the two of them, Tiara is definitely the more antagonistic of the two. However, after the CMC received their cutie marks, her demeanor has changed quite a bit and she is now a more polite filly, even if she still does act spoiled.

Silver Spoon is a rich little filly and Diamond Tiara's best friend. Like Tiara, Silver likes to antagonize the CMC for their lack of Cutie Marks, but she appears to be more jovial than Tiara and a few occasions, Silver just mimics what her friend does. For a brief period, Silver de-friended Tiara for her overbearing behavior, but after the CMC received their cutie marks, they got back together and like DT, Silver Spoon's demeanor had changed quite a bit and she is now a nicer filly, even if she stills act just as spoiled as Tiara.

Lyra is a musician pony with the passion for playing the lyre. She takes a fair bit of interest into the science of anthropology and can go a bit crazy with it, but when she's around Bon Bon, she always feels safe discussing her problems and is glad to be her marefriend. Her voice sounds like a mixture between Applejack (minus the accent) and Rainbow Dash.

Bon Bon runs a candy shop in Ponyville. She is mostly seen with Lyra and the two have a close relationship. Her alternate name is Secret Agent Sweetie Drops (which would explain why her voice keeps changing). Although she sometimes questions Lyra's antics, she cares about her marefriend deeply and wouldn't change a thing. Her voice sounds like a mixture between Pinkie Pie and Fluttershy. 

Octavia is a musician pony who plays the cello. She lives with her roomate, Vinyl Scratch. Octavia tends to be very formal and doesn't understand some of Vinyl's loud and "excessive" music, but she cares about her roomate and sometimes joins in on her music. Octavia speaks with a central English accent. 

Vinyl Scratch, or DJ Pon-3, is a DJ pony who loves to drop some sick beats wherever she goes. She always seems to have her either her headphones in her ears or her shades on all the time, but even she knows when to take them off. She lives with her roomate, Octavia Melody and likes to tease her with music. But Vinyl cares about her roomate and sometimes even joins in on her music. Her voice sounds like Rainbow Dash, but slightly deeper. 

Derpy, or Ditzy Doo, is a messenger pony whose main job is to deliver mail across Ponyville. She's not the smartest of mares and can sometimes cause a mix-up or a slip-up, Derpy is a good pony at heart and will do her best to succeed at what she does, regardless if she's cross-eyed. Her voice sounds a lot like Fluttershy, but more pronounced with a slight Bronx accent. 

Doctor Hooves is a time traveler who travels through space and time through his blue telephone box called the Tardis, which is actually larger on the inside than on the outside. The doctor can be a bit fumbling when it comes to pony standards, but with his assistant Derpy, he's slowly getting the hang of things. He speaks with a central English accent.

Sugarcoat is a blunt pony who works in a library. She is very direct in the way she speaks and has no issue with delivering brutal honesty, regardless of how harsh or condescending it may be. Though she can be quite monotone, Sugarcoat is very intelligent and isn't as bad as you might think. She speaks with a distinct nasal in her voice. 

Sour Sweet is an athletic trainer. She seems to have a split personality; one minute, she can be all bright and cheerful, the next, she can be dark and spiteful. It is possible that she suffers from being bipolar, which would explain her mood changes. Although, if you can get her under control, she's not such a bad person.

Sunny Flare is a perfume seller and sells some of the finest scents in the city. She tends to be overly critical and often likes to think that her way is always right. But beneath that brash exterior, Sunny is a good person at heart.

Lemon Zest is a musician who loves to rock it out! She's almost always got music in her head all day and likes to turn the volume up to full blast. Surprising how she hasn't damaged her hearing. Lemon Zest can be quite obnoxious, but she's a real fun person at heart.

Indigo Zap is an athletic pony who loves the taste of victory. She is very competitive and doesn't like losing. She can be quite boastful, but if you can get past her pride, she's not that bad of a person.

Skarloey is the sage of the Skarloey Railway and is an old, faithful little engine. Although once full of enthusiasm and his own ideas in his youth, Skarloey is now one of the oldest engines on the Island. He is a calm-natured, quaint and mature engine and may often try to guide or watch over less experienced narrow gauge engines in his firm but fair and friendly manner. He acts kindly to engines and passengers alike and always enjoys a gentle, smooth journey through the woods by the lakeside and stopping at all the gates and stiles he remembers so well. He speaks with a deep, booming Welsh accent. 

Rheneas has been called a "gallant old engine" before and deserves such a title. Rheneas is highly determined, brave and courageous. He is a tough, committed worker despite his age and takes great responsibility in his work. He is keen to keep his friends smiling and, although he is a level-headed engine, he can be a bit of an adventurer too. Though he may often try to struggle on alone, Rheneas knows when it is time to call on the help of his friends. Nevertheless, Rheneas is always highly dedicated to the task at hand. He speaks with a gentle Welsh accent. 

Sir Handel, named Falcon and under the supervision of Duke in his younger days, has been prone to fussy tantrums and thinking that he knows better than others, suggesting a superiority complex. Despite all of this, Sir Handel means well, always works to get things done and is proud to be a reliable and goodhearted engine. After many years in the quarry, Sir Handel has been portrayed as a steady, thoughtful and mature engine who is ready to offer advice and be put in charge. Although he will remain as a stubbon sort, he enjoys helping others. He speaks with a high Welsh accent. 

Peter Sam, named Stuart in his younger days while being brought up under the instruction of Duke, is extremely enthusiastic, eager and bubbly. He can be occasionally cheeky, but is kind-hearted, well-meaning and good mannered. He can also be somewhat prone to being a little naïve at times and perhaps take things a little too literally. With an infectious attitude and high spirits, Peter Sam is kind and hard-working to a fault, and seldom grumbles about late hours and/or extra work. He accepts whatever job he gets and is always nice to the coaches and trucks, unlike Sir Handel. He speaks with a high Welsh accent. 

Rusty is a trusty, tame, friendly little diesel. He is a dedicated worker, often maintaining the line, while understanding and respecting the importance of his duties. He also has a rather distinctive two-tone horn. Rusty is quick to remind others with regards to proper conduct, particularly Duncan, who was initially very suspicious of the little diesel. But despite their arguments they both seem to make amends in the end, because of how kind and tolerant Rusty is. He has a good working relationship with both Skarloey and Peter Sam in particular. Caring, calm, and quick-thinking, Rusty is modestly a credit to the Skarloey Railway. He speaks with a Cornish accent.