`°The Origin of the Guardians°`

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The Yeti is an ape-like creature. It is taller than the average man, but the same height as North. It can walk like a man and has long white or brown hair covering its entire body.

The colors vary between the books and the film: in the books, they are snow-white to match the Himalayan camouflage. In the film, they come in different colors: reddish-brown, bluish-gray, cream, coffee, light gray, white, and light brown.

Yetis are fearless fighters and also very hardworking. They are loyal and friendly. However, they have a bad habit of annoying North by refusing to knock on the door no matter how many times he asks, although they always seem to regret breaking his toys.

Sanderson Mansnoozie, better known as the Sandman, is the reimagining of the mythical dream-bringer in Rise of the Guardians. He is the first Guardian, the Keeper of Dreams. He lives on an island known as the Isle of Sleepy Sands. He appears to be Pitch's true enemy, and in fact, the only one he fears. Sandman is a short, stocky individual, dressed in an outfit made of his Dream Sand that resembles a nightgown. His vaguely clownish hair is short and golden, styled in five points, and sparkles like his sand. He also has tiny feet and light golden-brown eyes. Sandman is peaceful by nature and never speaks so as not to awaken anyone, instead communicating through his expressions and by forming images within his Dream Arena. For someone who never speaks, Sandy seems to have a great deal to say, demonstrating that he suffers from selective mutism. Although generally peaceful and calm, Sandy is a fierce fighter, capable of creating whips from his Dream Arena to attack his opponents, as evidenced when he uses them to defeat Pitch Black single-handedly before the other Guardians arrive.

Tooth is a half-human, half-hummingbird hybrid who has fair skin, feathers that form an upward-curved style instead of hair, and pink eyes.

Instead of clothing, her entire body appears to be covered in tiny iridescent feathers. Around her wrists and ankles are golden lines resembling bracelets and anklets, and she wears golden feathers on either side of her head like earrings. Tooth also sports long feathers that drape from her waist to her knees, giving the appearance of a skirt or dress. Tooth is a sweet, cheerful, elegant, daring, agile, graceful, charismatic, maternal, intelligent, and fiercely protective Guardian who adores the children of the world. She takes great care of her fleet of mini-fairies and respects her friends. She is completely in love with Jack Frost. She loves what she does and does it with unimaginable passion.

She dedicates herself to her duties as Keeper of Memories, aware of the importance of the childhood memories held within the teeth her fairies collect. As she told Jack, the fairies watch over children and their memories, and when a child needs to recall something important, she helps.

The Moon Tsar, known as the Man in the Moon or simply "MiM," was the first Guardian to live on the Moon and protect the dreams of all children. In the film, he is portrayed as a silent but active observer of events. He is the one who convinces the four Guardians that Pitch's return is a real threat and who chooses Jack Frost as the new Guardian to help them.

Although he never speaks, he can communicate through the moonlight, and other characters frequently speak to him. Pitch considers him an "old friend," and North refers to him as "Manny."

North is an immense man; tall, muscular, and somewhat heavyset. He has bright blue eyes, thick black eyebrows, and a long white beard and mustache. He usually wears a black fur hat, a long red coat with black fur trim, and a red plaid shirt. He has the words "naughty" and "good" tattooed on each forearm, respectively, and also carries two swords strapped to his waist when he's out. North is a warrior with a heart of gold. Fierce, demanding, and impulsive, everything about him is larger than life. For North, nothing is impossible as long as he believes in it. North displays a paternal side towards Jack Frost, being one of the first Guardians to accept Jack without reservation and trying to help the young spirit find his place among them. However, he also proves to be quick to judge, a joker, sometimes stern, lacking in understanding of sarcasm, and funny.

Jack is the Spirit of Winter, an immortal spirit like the Guardians. He enjoys playing pranks and has no interest in rules or obligations; he just wants to use his staff to spread his winter magic for fun. As a manifestation of winter, Jack Frost is able to manipulate ice and snow. He is the personification of the spirit of mischief and chaos, but when he discovers the purpose of his powers, he becomes the Guardian of Fun. Jack is a tall, thin teenager with white hair, pale skin, and striking light blue eyes. Despite his youthful appearance, Jack is chronologically three hundred years old. She's wearing a blue hooded sweater, frost accumulating around the collar and cuffs, and her old trousers are lined with a lighter fabric from the knee to the hem, quite ragged and frayed. She's not wearing shoes, and doesn't seem to like the idea of ​​wearing them either. He carries with him a magic staff with a G-shaped bow, similar to a shepherd's crook. He is a mischievous and ruthless teenager who has no interest in following rules or obligations, preferring to spread his winter magic for his own amusement and that of children. Despite these traits, Jack is also kind and generous. He is sweet, benevolent, and warm.

With an Australian accent and known as the Guardian of Hope, Bunnymund is a Pooka, a philosophical warrior rabbit, who lived in a village with other Pookas on his homeworld before they were exterminated, leaving him as the sole survivor. He currently lives on Earth, in his Warren, an oasis deep within Australia, said to be the birthplace of spring. It is a Pooka; a rabbit-like alien species that stands 1.85 meters tall, with bluish-gray fur, floral markings on its forehead and shoulders, and glowing emerald-green eyes. It wears leather bracelets set with orange stones, a single-strap sheath for its boomerangs, and leather bandages on its feet. In its state of disbelief, it assumes the form of a normal rabbit, but still retains the ability to speak. Bunny is completely unfazed. The only things that irritate him are North's constant jokes about Christmas being more important than Easter and his grudge against Jack Frost for causing a blizzard on Easter '68. (And how Jack used to call him kangaroo.) Bunnymund takes pride in Easter and its corresponding season, spring, stating that spring and Easter represent new beginnings, new life, and the hope that comes with them. Besides his rough side, Bunnymund is afraid of greyhounds.