Jack Walten

A classic three-piece black Brooks Brothers business suit. A white shirt and shiny black shoes. Dark skin, black eyes, dark eyebrows, thin lips, a long nose, dark brown curly shoulder-length hair, and sparkling white teeth.

Jack Walton is a man of dual nature. He is a perfectionist and dislikes losing control, feeling weak when he doesn't. He is a devout Christian, a good husband and father, and very caring towards his children. Jack tried his best as a parent; he was strict, unintentionally insistent, and very demanding, yet still remained a happy father. He doesn't want to feel weak and hates not being able to control his future. Despite co-founding BSI, Jack apparently voluntarily chose to work behind the scenes, focusing on logistics and finance, leaving Felix to assume the actual role of CEO/manager. This could mean that Jack is modest about his work and doesn't want to be in the spotlight, or that he isn't good at managing a company but still wanted to contribute to BSI.

Alone, he's pensive, occasionally talking to himself. His smile becomes strained, and he flinches at sudden noises. His eyes betray weariness and something else—as if he knows more than he's admitting. Jack believes appearance is important; he wants to be the perfect role model you'd see in a magazine, which is why he ended up in one himself. Perhaps his most recognizable personality traits are his extreme propensity for anger.

Jack Walten was born in Chile on September 23, 1932. As a teenager, he moved to the United States, living in Brighton, Michigan. As a young man, Jack met Rosemary Walten and later began dating her. Jack attended Cleary University in Howell, Livingston County; it is unknown exactly when they met or became friends, although in 1958, Jack shared the idea of ​​"animated entertainers" with his classmate, Felix Kranken. A year later, in 1959, Jack graduated from Cleary University. That same year, he married Rosemary, with whom he started a loving family. Also in 1959, Jack, Rose, and Felix met Susan Woodings and Charles Brook, both mechanics. The five teamed up to make the dream of animatronic children's entertainment a reality.
In 1962, Jack and Felix founded the company. By August 1965,[13] they pitched the "restaurant idea" to the cult technology company CyberFun Tech in the hopes that it would create designs for the animatronics, though both parties were so taken with the concept that the two companies merged into a full partnership, possibly in 1967, when Bunny Smiles Incorporated was founded. Jack, an accountant, likely handled the financial side of Bunny Smiles Incorporated, while his wife, Rosemary, began developing The Showstoppers. During this time, Jack became a very well-known and popular figure in Brighton, frequently participating in or attending charity events.

Jack was a loving father and caring husband, and while his relationships with all the Waltens are unknown, some things are known. Rosemary Walten is Jack Walten's wife. Before Jack's disappearance and Rosemary's death, they showed no signs of marital problems. In fact, Rosemary spent many days and hours trying to find her husband, which shows how much she loved Jack. Their relationship is said to have been healthy. He and Rosemary loved slow dancing together. He considers her his favorite artist because she created the character designs. Their favorite holiday is Christmas. When spending evenings with Rosemary, they likely often went to the theater, but also had fun arguing about which movie to see.
He loves his children equally.
Eldest daughter Sophie, middle brother Edd, and youngest daughter Molly are present. They have a stuffed gray rabbit with a purple bow, Rocket, which they got for Christmas.
He wouldn't like it if children called him by his first name. He never bothered to teach his children Spanish because they lived in America.

He works as an accountant and his employees are:
Rosemary Walten (wife) - artist, animatronics designer.
Felix Kranken is the director of the entire restaurant establishment.
Susan Woodings is a mechanic.
Charles Bruuk - mechanic.
Jack and Susan tried to intimidate the other employees at Bon's Burgers because they were the tallest and most imposing. He always brought the BSI employees burgers, but if someone didn't do their job well that day, they wouldn't get the promised lunch.

Felix Kranken:
Felix Kranken and Jack Walten were business friends who met at Cleary University. They shared a desire to open a restaurant with animatronic characters, and eventually, their shared dream became a reality. They became the owners and founders of Bon's Burgers. The friendship between him and Felix wasn't particularly strong; they were more like business partners who got along well (or, presumably, well). If Felix and Jack decided to have a "men's night," they would likely go to a bar. He would also beat Felix in a fight.

Jack drives a red 1974 Buick Apollo.

During the summer, Jack (as a teenager) stole posters that Rosemary made for the local cinema, unaware that she was getting into trouble for missing posters. Jack also started smoking cigarettes, a habit he continued into adulthood (he now smokes Marlboros). He is a very bad cook. In college, Jack loved to pull pranks. He is an awkward dancer. He probably would not have liked history as a school subject. Jack is the only member of the Walten family who speaks Spanish fluently. Jack is Hispanic (Chilean). He studied business at university. He is an extrovert. Jack would have been very popular in Brighton, attending charity and other social events. Before starting the company, he had many office jobs. Jack owns a gun and is a good shot. He would have shot Brian if he ever showed up at the Walten house to flirt with Rosemary. Jack enjoys hunting, and framed photographs of him hunting hang in the Walten family home. Jack plays the piano. Jack is a heavy smoker.

Favorite food and drink: cheesecake, spaghetti, wine and Ramazzotti.
Favorite character from the Sonic universe: Eggman.
Favorite color: red.
Favorite song genres: classical and music from the 20s and 40s.