Jack Frost

Characteristic:
-Leader of the Dream Guardians and Guardian of Miracles.

• Lives at the North Pole, in the Ice Castle, and is served by the local inhabitants - the yetis, who built the castle and workshop.
  -He wears a bright red burka and a black papakha.
• Has features that indicate the hero's Russian origin: instead of the classic Santa suit, he wears a black papakha hat with a Russian fur coat and a personal collection of matryoshka dolls.
  -When he gets excited, he exclaims: “Oh, Shostakovich!” or “Rimsky-Korsakov!”
  -In the workshop during the opening, Severyanina listens to and hums the suite "Firebird" by Igor Stravinsky, a Russian composer.

Appearance: Half human, half hummingbird. Instead of hair and clothing, the entire body is covered in feathers, with feathers on the head forming an upturned hairstyle. Around the wrists and ankles are golden feathers resembling bracelets, as well as golden feather "earrings" on either side of the head.
Some features of the role:
-Keeps memories in his palace.
-Returns memories to their owners when they are needed most.

• Explains to Jack that every tooth collected by her and her assistants actually contains childhood memories, and when children need to remember something important, she is the one who helps them.
  -Her palace contains the memories of every child ever born, including Jack's, from the time when he was still human.
  Capabilities:
  -Fast movement in space thanks to the wings on its back, reminiscent of insect wings.
  -Ability to speak any language of the world.
• Her feathers ruffle whenever she experiences strong emotions.
  -Wings can be used as weapons to cut objects into pieces.
  -The fairy senses when a child loses a tooth, and after an “invisible signal” assigns a specific place to the assistants - from where they need to pick up the fallen tooth.
  Relationships:
• With Jack Frost - The Tooth Fairy befriends Jack, who rescues one of her little fairies during an attack on her Nightmare Palace. When Pitch Black steals children's teeth from the fairy's palace, Jack agrees to help her collect them with the other Guardians, in exchange for the promise of restoring his memory.
  -With the other Guardians - The Tooth Fairy is close to the other Guardians, particularly Jack Frost and Sandy.
  -With children - the fairy takes care of children, and when they stop believing in her, she suffers.

Appearance and features:

• an anthropomorphic rabbit of impressive size (in its prime);
• when children's faith in him weakens, he noticeably decreases in size and loses his power - thus, after mass disbelief, he turns into a small rabbit;
  -possesses superhuman physical characteristics: strength, speed, endurance.
  Main characteristics:
  -Role in the team: Guardian of Hope, messenger of Easter eggs.
  -Origin: Native to Australia.
  -Speech: speaks with an Australian accent.
  Abilities and magic:
  -Rabbit Holes: Can create magical portals-holes for instant movement around the world (a kind of personal dimension).
• Stone Guardians: In its underground labyrinth live special guardian eggs that protect Easter surprises and can help in battle.
  -Space manipulation: able to hide multiple multi-colored eggs in the most unexpected places in a short time.
  -Hand-to-hand combat skills: fights well, acts confidently in close combat.
• Dependence on faith: its power is directly related to the faith of children - the more they believe, the larger and more powerful it is.

Key features of the image:
Appearance and personality. Unlike the traditional folkloric image (an old man), Jack is depicted as a mischievous teenager. He's carefree, free-spirited, and doesn't like restrictions—he wants to use magic simply for fun.
-Abilities. Jack controls winter, snow, and ice. His main attribute is his staff, through which he channels his powers.
Plot:
-For most of the film, Jack is invisible to people - they cannot see or hear him.
He gradually learns the truth about his past: he was once a mortal man. While saving his sister, he drowned in an icy lake. For this heroic deed, he was reborn as a powerful winter spirit.
-By the end, Jack accepts his role and becomes the Guardian of Joy—his mission now is to bring joy to children through winter fun.
Relationships with other characters. Jack interacts with classic fairy tale characters—Santa Claus (Nicholas Steele), the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, and the Sandman. Together, they confront the Boogeyman, the embodiment of fear and nightmares.

He is a powerful being who gives children happy dreams.
Characteristic:
Sandman is the first being chosen by Moonface as a Guardian. He doesn't speak, but communicates through sand images he creates above his head or through gestures. It's reminiscent of a game of charades. His signature color is yellow, and his shape is a circle.
Sandman is peace-loving, considerate, kind, and responsible. Despite his calm nature, he is a ferocious fighter, masterfully wielding his "Dreams" and "Whips" to combat Pitch Black and his nightmares.
Capabilities:
-Creating dreams. Using golden sand.
"The Sandman creates good dreams that help children dream and maintain faith in miracles. Every stream of sand contains a dream that he can pass on to anyone on earth."

• Sand Manipulation. He can shape sand into various forms: create metaphysical creatures, weapons (such as whips), shields, or vehicles (such as airplanes).
  -Flight. Sandman can move through the air at high speeds, performing acrobatic feats during combat.
• Subjugation of the powers of other spirits. He is able to control and enslave the powers and abilities of other spirits. He used this ability in his fight against Pitchfork, turning his nightmares into happy dreams.
  Sandman's power depends on people's faith in him. If that faith weakens, his abilities fade.