Updated Rendered Islandside Adventures Characters Available Wave 1

Tony is a narrow gauge tank engine (as the original #4) who works on the Dunham Hills and Kingsterm Railway.

Tony is one of the kindest tank engines on the narrow gauge railway, and loves telling jokes and making everyone laugh if they feel depressed. However, he hates rainy and snowy days, due to having to travel slowly instead of the usual speed limit out on the rails.

His voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Justin is a Jinty class tank engine.

Justin is described to be a hard-worker and can really have a go at someone to defend a friend. He's always happy to help out wherever he is needed.

His voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Merlin is a very powerful wizard who lives at Kingsterm Castle in Kingsterm. He also has a small hut in Grdnic where he sometimes goes to work on new spells and formulas.

Merlin is a wizard of unspecified origin, who is often found in his house, practicing magic. He is a very wise character who believes in the philosophy of "Brain over Brawn." To this end, Merlin values education as opposed to the war-training philosophies shared by much of the rest of society. He also warns those who seek his guidance not to believe that magic will solve every problem. Despite his wisdom, he can be absentminded and forgetful, as well as clumsy, with his long beard often getting tangled up in whatever he might be doing.

His voice source is Karl Swenson, Hamilton Camp, and Jeff Bennett.

Daran is a tender engine who shares a sort of rivalry with James when it comes to paintwork. He used to work for the Finbar Fleet as it's primary breakdown engine until the end of the infamous Villain War.

While Daran idolizes shiny and lustrous things, whether it’s newly painted coaches or his own livery, he can’t stand anyone who has a shinier or more splendid livery than himself. His biggest pet peeve is having his paintwork getting even the smallest scratch.

While his voice source is freelanced, one voice source I’d strongly recommend is Daran Norris (the voice actor Daran is named after) as Transformers : Prime’s Knock Out, as heard in this video : 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qUmLHAcO0MvAG6rMITkpH2_GQCWETnOe/view

Giovanni is the leader of Team Rocket and the Gym Leader of Viridian City in the Kanto region. He had sent Jessie, James, Meowth, and a small squadron of Team Rocket Grunts to snoop and spy around Pokémon Stadium, Arena, and Center to see what they can steal and what could be used to the evil organization’s advantage. He checks up on the team every now and again, and is associated with Tiffany Boggs.

Giovanni, being the leader of Team Rocket, is pure evil. And like any power craving villain, his desire is to help conquer the world, no matter what it takes.

His voice source is Ed Paul AKA Ted Lewis.

Espio is a purple, anthropomorphic chameleon who’s both a special ninja warrior and a member of the Chaotix Detective Agency alongside Vector and Charmy Bee. Together, the trio solves whatever cases they are given, where Espio is able to put his skills to good use. He possesses the ability as well to blend in with his environment.

A straight-laced detective committed to his job, Espio is serious, practical, intelligent and wise. He has a militaristic discipline despite being quiet, calm and laid-back. Espio is additionally portrayed as being stubborn, opinionated and self-obsessed. Despite this, he has an excellent drive to all that he does and flourishes off of peril, getting himself into threatening situations to flex and polish his ninja skills, and, due to his extensive training, he can confront these troubles head-on unconcerned by danger.

His voice source is David Wills.

Flannery is the Gym Leader of Lavaridge Town in the Hoenn region.

Impulsive and spirited, Flannery isn't the most experienced trainer of her type. But what she lacks in practice, she makes up with charisma and ambition.

While Flannery is a great trainer, she sometimes messes up by not being calm.

Flannery likes to battle a lot, especially the battles where she can test her fire Pokémon against stronger opponents.

Her voice source is Lisa Ortiz and Laura Post

Meiko is a member of the Vocaloids, and the oldest of the group.

Meiko is very mature, and takes care of her fellow band members as if they’re her own family. She is very compassionate, but is by no means a delicate flower. She isn’t afraid to be tough when necessary at all! However, she can be very kind as well, especially to her friends.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Vanilla is an anthropomorphic rabbit who owns a bakery near Anderson City Central. She provides cakes, pastries, and other assorted baked goods for various shops or special events taking place around Transportonia. She has a young daughter named Cream.

Vanilla is a calm and composed woman, never raising her voice. Like her daughter, she is nice and kind to others, and always ready to help those in need. Apparently possessing a strong faith in Cream and her friends, Vanilla is not bothered in the least by how Cream goes out on dangerous adventures with Sonic all the time. However, she does worry about Cream when she goes out to help oversee late night deliveries to other places outside Anderson City, as any loving and caring mother would.

Her voice source is Rebecca Honig.

Zephie is a young scissor-lift chugger from Chuggington.

Usually, Zephie is very kind; she is helpful, supportive, and encourages others to embrace themselves. She is relatively young, and while older than Wilson, Brewster and Koko, is quite oblivious and on the surface, the embodiment of innocence.

In the past, however, Zephie has shown to be more complex than as previously mentioned. On multiple occasions, Zephie has given off signs of envy; essentially, when she becomes conceited about something (ie. being called a ray of sunshine, or generally complemented) and someone receives the same attention, Zephie feels that only she should be receiving it.

Zephie has also shown signs of a lack of confidence, due to the fact that she lacks the capability of many other chuggers her age.

In all, while she has proved to be far from perfect, Zephie is a helpful chugger who is always happy to help.

Her voice source is Jadie Rose Hobson/Lola Shepelev (UK) and Isabella Palmieri/Lily Sanfelippo (US).

Little Owl, used to be referred to as The Goods Engine, is a faceless tank engine from Bigg City Port who often hauls freight.

Ever since his accident in Bigg City Port, Little Owl became quite nervous about crossing bridges. Other than that, he often tries his hardest to get the freight he often hauls to its destination on time, without confusion or delay.

His voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Denny is a medium blue diesel engine who works for the Dream Fleet Rail Co. He has a twin called Emmet.

Denny is a hard worker, always taking pride in most jobs he’s given, and is a friend to all those who are on the Dream Fleet.

His voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Xion is a female human who’s both a keyblade warrior and a former resident of Villain Island. She was actually created from Kairi’s memories of Sora during the infamous Villain War (which makes him a sort of stepbrother to her).

When created, she was a shy, secluded individual and wasn’t entirely comfortable creating havoc and causing destruction like her former villainous colleagues in addition to living a life of hate involving the enemy. After engaging the enemy (mainly Sora, Donald and Goofy), she was actually shown that there was a better path to take than originally planned.

She’s also clever and knows how to think on her feet, as seen when she managed to make her former comrades think she was escaping the island by a speedboat (which in turn gets destroyed by Starscream and Blitzwing) after betraying her former allies before leaving for Transportonia by rowboat to join the Transportonian Defense Force.

Once the TDF accepted her (some more skeptical than others at first), she has shown to have a kind heart and often shown numerous times that she’s willing to go the distance to protect her allies and friends from the wrath given by the Villain Island villains. This also includes protecting Sora.

Her voice source is Alyson Stoner or Hayden Panettiere.

Tim is a traction engine who works on Shale Farm, as he belongs to Farmer Darla Shale.

Tim is a pretty friendly and hardworking traction engine, though he has been known to tease both Mike and Frank whenever given the opportunity.

His voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Philip is a little diesel box cab from The Island of Sodor who helps shunt in the various industrial and shunting yards across Transportonia.

Philip is a little diesel boxcab engine with a big personality. Philip is a comic character and a bit of a class clown. He is very eager and full of enthusiasm, and he has an innocent, but very overblown sense of his own capabilities. Philip can be very funny, but some of the bigger engines have very little patience for the little boxcab, and find him annoying. Philip is strong, fast and likes to hurry about and can constantly boast about it. But Philip's confidence is as big if not bigger than anyone's and he is always willing to try and definitely believes in himself. His actions and attitude soon won him many new friends on Sodor, especially Thomas and Percy, but Gordon and James find his bragging a little hard to accept.

Despite this, Philip can be the exact opposite if he chooses to. He is shown being quiet and enjoying the scenery, just like Toby.

All in all, Philip reminds Edward of Thomas when he first came to Sodor.

His voice source is Rasmus Hardiker.

Adora is a raccoon girl who lives with Penny and Kit up in the hills of Foxton Valley.

Adora is very shy and nervous around anyone besides Penny and Kit, especially after losing her parents in a rockslide in a canyon deep within the hills. Because of this, she tends to be overly cautious when offered something new.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Byron is a prideful bulldozer with a big blade. He carries out bulldozing work along with leveling the ground. He works for the Transportonian Construction Co.

Byron is a boisterous bulldozer with a big blade. He likes nothing better than showing the other machines on how to get the job done. He is very proud and does not like to waste his talents on jobs he feels are beneath his stature. Byron is the envy of all the other vehicles...or, at least, he thinks he is. He has a booming voice and likes to work hard. Nevertheless, Byron is always enthusiastic, reliable and wise.

His voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Dunbar is a diesel-electric hybrid chugger from Chuggington. He often works on The Transportonian Main Line as a freight diesel, but occasionally shunts in various yards and junctions across Transportonia.

Dunbar tries to ensure that engines and chuggers are hooked up with the right coach or freight car whenever he’s shunting in the yard. He has a strong work ethic and takes great pride in the role he plays in shaping the young trainees to be successful, hard-working engines. While he lacks much tolerance, Dunbar does care about the trainees, evident by his noticeable anxiety when they go off to make their first deliveries. Dunbar wants to ensure that the young engines and chuggers know how to control new rolling stock before they venture off for the day. When the trainees get frustrated and want to give up, Dunbar encourages them to keep trying; he is full of helpful tips and advice.

His voice source is Andy Nyman (Scottish) and Tom Clarke-Hill (Texan).

Max and Monty are devious and troublesome red dump truck twins who work for the Transportonian Construction Co.

Max and Monty are usually devious and reckless trucks who cause trouble for everyone they come into contact with but are sternly scolded by Bob, Wendy, Miss Jenny, or any other form of authority when they are found out. They are also known to bully smaller construction vehicles, particularly Jack and Alfie, and sometimes, their reckless actions can cause serious consequences either for others or themselves. Despite being unruly, obnoxious and obstreperous at times with dangerous stunts, they both have a good, caring side (Max was visibly shocked when Jack damaged his arms saving Thomas) and are just as hardworking as the rest of their colleagues.

Over time however, their bullying antics seem to have died down, but they are still reckless and troublesome. The two deeply care for each other, even if they argue from time-to-time.

His voice source is Rob Rackstraw.

Agnes, Ruth, Lucy and Jemima are the oldest coaches from the Skarloey Railway on Sodor, whilst Beatrice is their guard's van.

The coaches like all the engines, Sir Handel least of all for referring to them as "cattle cars". They were also mistrustful of Skarloey at first for being bouncy. On the contrary, they took to Peter Sam right away, and he even called them his 'dears' whenever he took them out.

Agnes is a deep-voiced and proud first-class carriage who looks down on the others, who are third-class. Agnes appears to be the leader of the five. All four coaches look down on Beatrice and claim that she "smells of fish and cheese". Beatrice is, however, very useful. She has a ticket booth and an emergency buzzer and sometimes even carries passengers when the coaches are full. Jemima is somewhat deaf.

The coaches are genuinely nice and quiet like many other coaches but can be hot-tempered and sinister if an engine does not treat them properly. They can occasionally be silly and awkward and play tricks on the engines by pushing them down a hill without thinking about what they are doing, something that Sir Handel and Duncan struggle with. However, Skarloey and Rheneas, given their many years of experience, always know when to be stern with them when they misbehave and put them in their place.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Agnes, Ruth, Lucy and Jemima are the oldest coaches from the Skarloey Railway on Sodor, whilst Beatrice is their guard's van.

The coaches like all the engines, Sir Handel least of all for referring to them as "cattle cars". They were also mistrustful of Skarloey at first for being bouncy. On the contrary, they took to Peter Sam right away, and he even called them his 'dears' whenever he took them out.

Agnes is a deep-voiced and proud first-class carriage who looks down on the others, who are third-class. Agnes appears to be the leader of the five. All four coaches look down on Beatrice and claim that she "smells of fish and cheese". Beatrice is, however, very useful. She has a ticket booth and an emergency buzzer and sometimes even carries passengers when the coaches are full. Jemima is somewhat deaf.

The coaches are genuinely nice and quiet like many other coaches but can be hot-tempered and sinister if an engine does not treat them properly. They can occasionally be silly and awkward and play tricks on the engines by pushing them down a hill without thinking about what they are doing, something that Sir Handel and Duncan struggle with. However, Skarloey and Rheneas, given their many years of experience, always know when to be stern with them when they misbehave and put them in their place.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Agnes, Ruth, Lucy and Jemima are the oldest coaches from the Skarloey Railway on Sodor, whilst Beatrice is their guard's van.

The coaches like all the engines, Sir Handel least of all for referring to them as "cattle cars". They were also mistrustful of Skarloey at first for being bouncy. On the contrary, they took to Peter Sam right away, and he even called them his 'dears' whenever he took them out.

Agnes is a deep-voiced and proud first-class carriage who looks down on the others, who are third-class. Agnes appears to be the leader of the five. All four coaches look down on Beatrice and claim that she "smells of fish and cheese". Beatrice is, however, very useful. She has a ticket booth and an emergency buzzer and sometimes even carries passengers when the coaches are full. Jemima is somewhat deaf.

The coaches are genuinely nice and quiet like many other coaches but can be hot-tempered and sinister if an engine does not treat them properly. They can occasionally be silly and awkward and play tricks on the engines by pushing them down a hill without thinking about what they are doing, something that Sir Handel and Duncan struggle with. However, Skarloey and Rheneas, given their many years of experience, always know when to be stern with them when they misbehave and put them in their place.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Agnes, Ruth, Lucy and Jemima are the oldest coaches from the Skarloey Railway on Sodor, whilst Beatrice is their guard's van.

The coaches like all the engines, Sir Handel least of all for referring to them as "cattle cars". They were also mistrustful of Skarloey at first for being bouncy. On the contrary, they took to Peter Sam right away, and he even called them his 'dears' whenever he took them out.

Agnes is a deep-voiced and proud first-class carriage who looks down on the others, who are third-class. Agnes appears to be the leader of the five. All four coaches look down on Beatrice and claim that she "smells of fish and cheese". Beatrice is, however, very useful. She has a ticket booth and an emergency buzzer and sometimes even carries passengers when the coaches are full. Jemima is somewhat deaf.

The coaches are genuinely nice and quiet like many other coaches but can be hot-tempered and sinister if an engine does not treat them properly. They can occasionally be silly and awkward and play tricks on the engines by pushing them down a hill without thinking about what they are doing, something that Sir Handel and Duncan struggle with. However, Skarloey and Rheneas, given their many years of experience, always know when to be stern with them when they misbehave and put them in their place.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Agnes, Ruth, Lucy and Jemima are the oldest coaches from the Skarloey Railway on Sodor, whilst Beatrice is their guard's van.

The coaches like all the engines, Sir Handel least of all for referring to them as "cattle cars". They were also mistrustful of Skarloey at first for being bouncy. On the contrary, they took to Peter Sam right away, and he even called them his 'dears' whenever he took them out.

Agnes is a deep-voiced and proud first-class carriage who looks down on the others, who are third-class. Agnes appears to be the leader of the five. All four coaches look down on Beatrice and claim that she "smells of fish and cheese". Beatrice is, however, very useful. She has a ticket booth and an emergency buzzer and sometimes even carries passengers when the coaches are full. Jemima is somewhat deaf.

The coaches are genuinely nice and quiet like many other coaches but can be hot-tempered and sinister if an engine does not treat them properly. They can occasionally be silly and awkward and play tricks on the engines by pushing them down a hill without thinking about what they are doing, something that Sir Handel and Duncan struggle with. However, Skarloey and Rheneas, given their many years of experience, always know when to be stern with them when they misbehave and put them in their place.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Pauline is the Transportonian Railway Police Department’s railcar. Her main job is to carry police officers to scenes of crime.

Pauline's always one to take her job seriously, as well as looking quite sour and bad tempered to all those outside the T.R.P.D.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Azul is a small cabless tender engine who lives at Greendale Valley Sheds in Greendale Valley and works on the Greendale Valley Railway, though he occasionally works on the Transportonian Main Line for small jobs like shunting.

Azul, a little Hispanic locomotive, isn't as busy as most of the engines that work on the Greendale Valley Railway, but he’s certainly one of the most cheerful ones on the team, taking both passengers and freight alongside his friends The Greendale Rocket, Bonnie, Terry, Huey, Roja, and Amarillo. He's especially proud of his big whistle, which he won in a big railway race back on his home railway in Mexico.

His voice source is Jordan Smith-Howie and Phillip Miller.

Joanne Swanson was a railway director who lives up in Medvigy (now the station mistress there). She was hired by Sir Topham Hatt and Dan Peterson to help keep the Anderson City and Medvigy Branch Line running smoothly and gives the engines who stay at Medvigy their jobs for the day. She used to be in charge of the former Swanson Fleet where she had more engines, rolling stock, and staff to be in charge of.

Joanne Swanson is described as firm but fair. She shows a lot of kindness towards the engines who work on the branch, but can be very strict with one that gets into an accident due to carelessness or is late due to daydreaming.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Roland is a diesel engine who works for the Eggman Shipping Co. and The Finbar Scrapyards.

Roland can be pretty bossy and brutal at times, even towards his own teammates, though he's close friends with Keith.

His voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Olton Hall is a preserved express engine who’s a part of the West Coast Railways. He sometimes runs some special rail tours along either the Northern Coastline Railway or the Transportonian Main Line.

He's a kind and hardworking engine and doesn't mind doing any kind of work like pulling freight cars.

His voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Flynn Rider, his real name being Eugene Fitzherbert, is a royal visitor from The Kingdom of Corona. He is the husband of Rapunzel.

He has a good heart, and is always willing to adventure by his wife’s side, whether that place is in the hills near Kingsterm, or anywhere else on Transportonia.....whenever the both of them are visiting that is.

His voice source is Zachary Levi.

Rosa is a Spanish crane chugger from San Locomota and the newest member of the Chuggineers.

Rosa is a chugger with plenty of experience with her work in San Locomota! While she mainly specializes in construction work, she has experience and knowledge in multiple areas, such as using a map to plan a passenger route with how complicated the rail network back home was or making sure cars carrying loose loads like coal or stone are evenly balanced and unbalanced loads tend to cause problems for the engines pulling them further down the line.

Her voice source is Tiana Camacho.

Skylar is a crane "chugger" from Chuggington who assists with construction work and track maintenance.

Young, energetic, and laid-back, Skylar is often seen around Transportonia assisting with construction work, repair jobs, or simple tasks like loading and unloading small crates with other crane engines like Harvey. With a precise and relaxed way of doing things, Skylar always knows just what tools to bring out for the job and enjoys helping out with anything where he is needed! With a shovel claw, a hook winch, and his trusty grapple at the ready, Skylar is there when you're in a tight-spot for track work!

His voice source is Michael Quartey (UK) and Brendan Dooling/Tony Denman/Jason Durran (US).

Thurston is a blue tender engine that at one point was on trial on Sodor in 1923, but was sent away shortly due to bad behavior. He’s also a former member of the Finbar Fleet.

He's quite egocentric and smug, always insulting some of the older engines, often calling them squeaky, slow or old. Although he sometimes comes off as a jerk and sometimes doesn't even play fair when it comes to competition, karma usually comes around and bites him in the tender, teaching him a lesson in the process. And while he often apologizes for being mean and not playing fair, it usually isn’t long before he’s back at it again.

His voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Bertha and Briana are a pair of twin diesel railcars who work on The Transportonian Main Line. They often travel back-to-back, so they never need a turntable to turn around.

Both Bertha and Briana can be quite sassy at times, occasionally boasting about never needing to turn around, about how beautiful they look, or never having to pull coaches so long as they have each other. In fact, they never usually ever pull any sort of rolling stock except the occasional mail car (which they have between them, the same way Donald and Douglas keep a Works Coach between them when they clear snow during the winter) or a few coaches during summer.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.

Bertha and Briana are a pair of twin diesel railcars who work on The Transportonian Main Line. They often travel back-to-back, so they never need a turntable to turn around.

Both Bertha and Briana can be quite sassy at times, occasionally boasting about never needing to turn around, about how beautiful they look, or never having to pull coaches so long as they have each other. In fact, they never usually ever pull any sort of rolling stock except the occasional mail car (which they have between them, the same way Donald and Douglas keep a Works Coach between them when they clear snow during the winter) or a few coaches during summer.

Her voice source is freelanced, meaning so long as it’s within the age range, anything goes.