⋆. 𐙚 ˚Welcome Home Reboot

• She Can Change the Mood/Setting: In some show materials, it's suggested that Sally's temperament is so strong that she can affect the lighting or the environment around her when she's performing, bringing an almost magical (or strange) atmosphere to her performances.
• Her Relationship with Poppy Partridge: Sally and Poppy have hilarious dynamics. While Poppy is terrified of accidents and wants everyone to stay quiet and safe indoors, Sally wants everyone to take artistic risks, climb onto high stages, and put on noisy performances.
• Absurd Plots: The plays Sally writes rarely make complete logical sense. They often mix fairy tales with space adventures and intense dramas, but the neighbors get caught up in it simply because it's impossible to say "no" to her enthusiasm.

• Skin and Head: She has felt-like skin in a bright, sunny yellow tone. The most striking feature of her design is the shape of her head, which has five rounded points, perfectly mimicking the classic shape of a cartoon star.
• Face and Expression: Sally has large eyes with eyelids of a vibrant blue or purple hue and long, striking eyelashes. Her cheeks have very noticeable rosy circles (like theatrical makeup blush), and she almost always has a highly expressive, dramatic expression or a radiant smile.
• Hair: She doesn't have hair made of strands; instead, the top of her star-shaped head visually functions as her crown, and she often wears flashy accessories there.
• Theatrical Attire: Like a true diva of the 70s stage, Sally's outfits change quite a bit depending on the play she's performing in, but her standard look consists of:
• A short, puffy dress in shades of orange, red, and yellow, reminiscent of the glow or fire of a meteor entering the atmosphere.
• The dress often features details that mimic the trail of a shooting star or voluminous ruffles on the collar and sleeves.
• She wears bright red or orange dance shoes or ballet flats.
• She "Fell" into the Neighborhood: According to the show's lore, Sally didn't originally live in the neighborhood. Like a true shooting star, she literally fell from the sky and landed in the neighborhood. Instead of leaving, she decided that this would be the perfect stage for her theatrical career and decided to stay.
• Tyrannical (but cute) Headmistress: Sally organizes constant plays and forces all the residents to participate, whether they want to or not. She has cast the grumpy Frank Frankly in ridiculous roles and uses the physical strength of the postman Eddie Dear to carry and paint her heavy sets.

• The Giant Barn: Poppy lives in a huge red barn in the neighborhood. The place serves as both her home and a refuge or workshop, where she keeps her endless supplies of knitting, medicine, and food stockpiled for "emergencies."
• Compulsive Knitter: When she's very nervous or anxious (which happens almost all the time), Poppy starts knitting compulsively to calm herself down. She has knitted blankets and sweaters so gigantic they could cover the entire neighborhood.
• First Aid Skills: Despite her neurotic nature, she's the unofficial "doctor" of the neighborhood. She excels at bandaging wounds and tending to the puppets when they come apart at the seams or lose some felt stuffing.
• Fear of Flying: Being a bird of massive proportions and short wings, Poppy is completely unable to fly—and she has an absolute fear of heights. The mere thought of climbing a tall ladder already sends her into a panic.
• Her Relationship with Barnaby and Eddie: She has a very sweet dynamic with Barnaby (who loves to tease her with jokes just to see her exaggerated reactions) and with Eddie Dear. Because Eddie is always overworked and stressed with the mail, Poppy often forces him to sit down, rest, and have some hot soup to boost his immunity.

• Height and Body: She is extremely tall, slender, and possesses a long, bird-like neck. Her body is covered in bright cyan-blue feathers.
• Face and Expression: Poppy has large white eyes with pink eyelids that are usually half-closed, giving her a constant expression of worry or maternal exhaustion. She has a short, rounded yellow beak.
• Hair and Plume: On top of her head, she has a crest or plume of voluminous and colorful feathers in red, yellow, and orange, resembling a full and voluminous head of hair.
• Wings and Tail: Its wings function as furry arms and hands. Behind it, it has a tail of colorful and striking feathers, similar to that of a peacock, but which is positioned lower and tucked up.
• Feet: Its legs are long, thin, and yellow, ending in large, bird-like feet with rounded claws.
• Striking Accessory: As a quintessential 1970s maternal figure, Poppy almost always wears a red babushka scarf (a peasant scarf) with white polka dots tied under her chin, covering the top of her head.
• Extremely Maternal and Caring: Poppy loves taking care of her neighbors. She loves cooking for everyone, knitting warm clothes, and making sure no one goes cold or hungry. She's the person the residents turn to when they need a bandage or comforting advice.
• Hypochondriac and Worried: The most striking trait of her personality is the constant fear that something terrible will happen. She is full of phobias, terrified of germs, diseases, and household accidents. If a neighbor sneezes, Poppy will already appear with a complete first-aid kit and three coats.
• Easily Startled: Because she lives with her nerves on edge due to anxiety, she is very easily startled by loud noises or sudden movements, letting out small clucking sounds of panic.

Eddie: • A light blue short-sleeved dress shirt.
• A dark green vest worn over the shirt.
• A bright yellow or red bow tie around the neck.
• Brown or gray trousers.
• Sturdy black dress shoes for walking.
• A dark green postman's cap matching his vest, which he rarely takes off.
• Main Accessory: He is almost always seen carrying a large brown leather shoulder bag, full of letters, packages, and rolls of paper to deliver to the residents.
• He Doesn't Know Where the Letters Come From: One of the biggest oddities of the show is that the Welcome Home neighborhood is isolated from the outside world. Eddie delivers dozens of letters and packages every day, but if anyone asks him who sent them or where the mail from outside the neighborhood came from, he simply doesn't know the answer.
• The Mental Breakdown in the ARG (Update "The Homemaker"): In one of the site's most striking and disturbing updates, Eddie experienced a moment of pure psychological terror. He attempts to make a delivery on a terribly chaotic day, the accumulated stress explodes, and he suffers a complete mental breakdown. The audio and visuals in this part show Eddie breaking down from his docile demeanor and entering absolute panic as he realizes he is trapped in an endless cycle.
• He Came From Elsewhere: Although there are no exits in the current neighborhood, Eddie's backstory reveals that he wasn't born there. He moved from a fictional region called Tooty Fruity to become the official mailman of Welcome Home.
• A Hand for Crafts: Besides delivering mail, Eddie is surprisingly good with crafts. He loves making paper decorations, origami, and helping build the sets for Sally Starlet's plays.
His Relationship with Frank Frankly: In the community and in concept materials, Eddie has a very close dynamic with Frank Frankly. Frank is the more rigid and organized neighbor, while Eddie is the more chaotic and forgetful one.

• The Only One Who Doesn't Live in a House: Unlike the other residents, Barnaby doesn't own a house. He's a free spirit and prefers to sleep in random places around the neighborhood, such as on the sidewalk, under the shade of trees, or on Wally's porch (Home).
• He Literally "Adopted" Wally: In the show's canon, Barnaby was the first to befriend Wally when he arrived in the neighborhood. He took on the role of guiding the little yellow puppet around the neighborhood and teaching him how things worked, creating the strongest bond in the show.
• Canine Language: Despite talking, walking on two legs, and dressing like a human, Barnaby still retains purely canine habits. He barks when excited, howls at the moon, loves to gnaw on giant bones, and is easily distracted by butterflies or moving objects.
• The Mystery of Hidden Knowledge: Although he may seem like just a lazy goofball, ARG fans have noticed something intriguing: in several secret audio recordings and interactions, Barnaby makes comments that suggest he knows much more about the strange nature of the show and Home than he lets on. He often uses humor to deflect attention when the subject gets tense.
• Skin and Face: He has felt-like skin in a light orange or peach tone. He has large, round eyes with light green eyelids, which often gives him a tired or worried expression. His nose is round and red, and he has chubby cheeks.
• Hair: Her hair is dark brown, short, and has a very simple and neat cut.
• Physical appearance: Eddie is one of the tallest neighbors and has a strong, robust physique (broad arms and a square torso), which makes sense since he spends his days carrying heavy boxes and bags of mail.

Species and Coat: He is a large Beagle, but his coat has a completely unreal and vibrant color: he is entirely sky blue, with spots in a darker shade of blue scattered throughout his body.
Face and Expression: Barnaby has a chubby and very expressive face, with large white eyes and drooping eyelids that give him an eternally relaxed and playful air. He has a large, black snout and long, drooping dark blue ears. His mouth almost always displays a pink tongue sticking out, reinforcing his Goofy side.
Physical build: It walks on two legs (anthropomorphic) and is noticeably chubby, with a large belly and robust front and hind legs.
Clown Costume: Barnaby dresses as a traditional circus comedian or clown.
He wears a short clown vest (shrug style) divided in half in red and yellow, fastened by a single large button.
Around his neck, he wears a white ruffled collar with red pom-poms on the front.
He usually wears a small black top hat or a conical party hat balanced between his ears.
• Playful and a Joker: Barnaby is the clown of the group. He loves telling puns, playing innocent pranks, and performing for his neighbors. He takes almost nothing seriously and approaches life with a lighthearted attitude.
• Lazy and Relaxed: Despite his size, he's not a big fan of strenuous physical exertion. Barnaby loves taking long naps in the sun, relaxing, and eating.
• Loyal and Protective: He has a huge heart. His loyalty to his friends, especially Wally, is unwavering. He often acts as an older brother or a protective figure to the protagonist, balancing Wally's quietness with his noisy and cheerful nature.

• The Literal "Open Book": Frank highly values ​​honesty and truth. He has great difficulty understanding irony, jokes, or lies, preferring that people speak clearly and directly.
• Head Rotates 360 Degrees: Being a puppet with a peculiar anatomy, when Frank becomes extremely frustrated, confused, or shocked, his entire head rotates a full 360-degree angle, like an owl.
• Obsession with Butterflies: Frank's greatest interest is entomology, specifically the study and collection of butterflies. He spends hours cataloging insects in his book and hunting them in the neighborhood with a net. This fixation creates a direct connection with Wally, who loves to draw butterflies.
• The Only One Who Questions the Logic of the Show: In the ARG, Frank stands out as one of the few characters who seems to notice when things don't make sense. In recovered scripts and old audio recordings, he frequently questions the bizarre behavior of other neighbors or absurd situations that occur in the neighborhood, acting almost as the audience's eyes within the show.
• Expert in Books and Writing: While Wally has trouble with writing, Frank is the most literate resident. He loves reading encyclopedias and is frequently consulted by the other neighbors when someone needs to write a formal letter or understand a complex concept.
• The Puzzle Master: He loves games that require logical reasoning, such as chess, crossword puzzles, and jigsaw puzzles. Although Julie tries to drag him into physical, rule-free games, Frank's ideal scenario involves silence, concentration, and organization.

The most striking aspect of Julie's personality is her dynamic with Frank Frankly. Frank is extremely serious, systematic, and antisocial, while Julie is the complete opposite. Despite this, they are inseparable best friends. Julie brings lightness and fun to Frank's rigid life, and Frank serves as an "anchor" to keep Julie's dreamy mind a little more realistic and organized.
Skin and Head Shape: It has felt-like skin in a pale, light yellow tone. The shape of its head is quite distinctive: it is square and flattened on top, giving it a very rigid and formal structure.
Face and Expression: Frank is famous for his stern or bored facial expressions. He has thick black eyebrows that are often furrowed. His eyelids have a purple or dark blue tone, which accentuates his tired or grumpy look. Hair: His hair is black, straight, and cut in a very neat geometric style, rigidly parted in the middle. Formal Attire: Frank dresses in a very neat and traditional manner, reminiscent of a professor or scientist from the 1970s. A long-sleeved yellow dress shirt with a high collar. A gray or brown knitted vest over the shirt. A neatly aligned black or dark bow tie. Gray or dark dress pants. Always clean black dress shoes.
• Methodical and Organized: Frank is extremely focused on rules, logic, and order. He likes everything to be in its proper place and detests chaos or excessive spontaneity.
• Grumpy but Kind: He has a reputation for being the "grumpy one" of the group, grumbling and frowning frequently. However, he is not malicious; he cares deeply for his neighbors and often uses his intelligence to help them or keep them safe.

Species and Skin: Julie is not an ordinary human or animal puppet; she is a kind of furry, magical monster or creature. Her skin/fur is a bright, vibrant pink. Head and Expression: She has large eyes with blue eyelids and long, striking eyelashes. Her mouth is quite large and expressive, often open in a wide, ear-to-ear grin.
• Horns: Julie's most unique physical trait is the two rounded yellow horns on top of her head, resembling bananas or small bulbous antennae. Hair: She has voluminous blonde hair, styled in two high pigtails on the sides of her head, tied with red ribbons. She also has straight bangs that cover her forehead. Clothing: Julie wears a sleeveless summer dress with a rainbow print, composed of colorful horizontal stripes (usually red, orange, yellow, green, and blue). Underneath the dress, she wears simple red shoes.
Hyperactive and Playful: Julie has seemingly endless energy. She loves inventing games (often with confusing or nonsensical rules that she creates on the spot) and playing outdoors. Extremely Affectionate: She deeply loves all her neighbors and demonstrates this physically and vocally. Julie loves giving hugs, praising her friends, and making sure no one feels left out or sad. Naive and Eccentric: Like Wally, she has a certain childlike innocence. However, she also has bizarre behaviors that are normal for her kind of monster, such as the habit of playing "head-butting" with her siblings (a behavior she sometimes tries to reproduce with her neighbors, forgetting that they are made of more fragile materials!). Determined and Persistent: If Julie decides she wants to play something or brighten someone's day, she doesn't give up easily. She can even drag the grumpiest neighbor along on her adventures.

He Knows You're Watching: Wally is the only character who consciously breaks the fourth wall. He's not just looking at the "camera" from the old show; clues on the website indicate that he knows you, the internet user in 2026, are looking at him through your computer or phone screen. He tries to communicate directly with the viewer through hidden audio. The Relationship with Butterflies: Wally loves to draw and observe butterflies, and often interacts with them. However, in the website's horror universe, dead butterflies or butterflies fixed in paintings often appear near him, generating bizarre fan theories. He Can't Write Well: Although he's a great painter, Wally has a lot of difficulty with writing. Many of the secret messages he leaves on the restoration project website contain shaky, mirrored letters or basic spelling errors.

Face and Expression: She has large, white eyes with dark blue or reddish eyelids, which often gives her a sleepy or overly focused look. Her mouth is drawn in a simple, static smile. Hair: Her most striking feature is her large, textured blue hair, styled in a high pompadour-style quiff, very popular in the 50s and 70s.
A dark blue knitted cardigan with yellow details and buttons. A white dress shirt underneath with a red bow tie or red scarf around the neck. Multicolored striped trousers (usually alternating vertical stripes in blue, red, and yellow). Two-tone dress shoes, black and white, with white socks showing.
Rhythm Deviation: He speaks in an extremely soft, slow, and measured way. While the other puppets are full of energy and shout, Wally always maintains the same calm and almost hypnotic tone of voice. Literal and Naive: He interprets things literally and can seem a bit spaced out or childish in his everyday interactions. Artistic Focus: His great passion is painting. He expresses himself much better through canvases and brushes than through conversation, and frequently draws for his friends as a form of affection. Neurodivergent Traits: The creator (ClownIllustration) has mentioned that Wally possesses characteristics that resonate with neurodivergence, visible in his fixation on specific interests (such as butterflies and painting), his difficulty in understanding certain social cues, and his unique habits. "Eating with His Eyes": Wally doesn't have a functional mouth that opens to chew (his mouth is only drawn). To eat, he simply stares intently at the food until it magically disappears from his plate. Inability to Sleep and Scream: It is suggested in the project's canon that Wally never sleeps and that he is physically incapable of screaming or expressing panic in the way that humans or other puppets do.

Airing Period: The show reportedly aired between 1969 and 1974 in the United States, becoming very popular before being abruptly canceled and erased from public memory.
Production Style: It mixed felt puppets (in the style of The Muppets or Sesame Street) in hand-drawn sets, with a strong focus on art, storytelling, and simple moral lessons for children.
The Mystery of the Disappearance: There are no official records of the production company (the fictional The Playfellow Workshop), and all the tapes and merchandise mysteriously disappeared until the restoration website began finding them in anonymous boxes.

The "Contract" of Symbiosis: Wally needs Home to maintain his status as the star of the show, and Home needs Wally as his conduit to the real world. It's an abusive symbiotic relationship: Wally feels a deep fear of Home, but at the same time is totally dependent on her, returning to her arms every night after filming. Constant Surveillance: Through her windows and the cables running throughout the studio, Home functions as a living security system. She "watches" all the gossip, arguments, and secrets of the actors backstage, using this information to manipulate Wally's sanity.

Eyes and Windows: Its front windows still function as disturbingly moving eyes, but in the Reboot, they often have strange internal lighting that flickers like old CRT monitor screens in the dark. Wiring and Cables: Instead of just felt and wood walls, Home's structure is fused with miles of coaxial cables, thick black electrical wires, and industrial piping that spread throughout the studio like black veins and arteries. The Omitted Presence: It doesn't just look like a static house; it gives the impression of being a macabre organic machine that is literally supporting and "watching over" the entire recording set.
Toxic and Possessive: Home is completely obsessed with Wally. She sees him as her absolute property, her favorite puppet, and the heart of the show.
Silent Manipulator: She doesn't speak with human words, but her personality is conveyed through passive hostility. She knows exactly how to psychologically punish her neighbors without needing to move a single wall.
Communication by Code and Noise: Home communicates by emitting dry door slams, creaking wood, and mainly through static interference, computer beeps, and radio frequencies that only Wally can perfectly decipher. Wally's Isolation: Behind the scenes, when Wally tries to act arrogantly or overly confident with others, Home frequently sabotages the environment. She locks doors unexpectedly, cuts the power to his dressing room, or makes deafening noises in the pipes to remind him who's really in charge there.
Jealous: She hates it when Wally spends too much time outside her walls or when he shows excessive attachment to the other actors (especially Barnaby).
The "Contract" of Symbiosis: Wally needs Home to maintain his status as the star of the show, and Home needs Wally as his conduit to the real world.

How it works: Howdy is always looking to expand his business at the turn of the millennium and is constantly ordering massive stocks of products from catalogs. This causes him to overwhelm Eddie with boxes and heavy deliveries at the studio's mailroom. Eddie constantly complains about Howdy's corporate ego, but Howdy tries to compensate his favorite mailman by offering free strong coffees and exclusive discounts at the grocery store.
How it works: Poppy lives in a constant state of panic because of exposed electrical wires and the actors' self-taught behavior. She has a strong alliance with Frank to maintain the safety of the studio. Although Wally and Barnaby try to avoid her to avoid getting in trouble for smoking backstage, everyone on the studio deeply respects her. When the cast is exhausted from filming, Poppy's dressing room (full of warm cookies and stress medication) is everyone's refuge.

How it works: Barnaby acts as Wally's protective older brother. He's one of the few people who knows Wally's deep insecurities behind his cocky facade. When Wally is having a terrible day or experiencing anxiety attacks on set, Barnaby pulls him aside, shares a cigarette with him in the back of the studio, or cracks some sarcastic jokes to cheer him up. Wally trusts Barnaby implicitly and becomes much less cynical when they're alone.
How it works: They are each other's safe haven amidst the chaos of the TV studio. Frank is methodical and stressed; Eddie is hardworking and anxious. Frank demonstrates his love by managing Eddie's deadlines and finances to lighten his workload, while Eddie is the only one with enough patience and affection to make Frank drop his grumpy face, relax his shoulders, and have a cup of tea. They act like a mature couple sharing the pains and bills of adult life.
How it works: Julie exudes the energy of a teenage pop-punk fan from the 2000s, while Wally tries to maintain a cool and sarcastic demeanor. Julie loves dragging Wally into her crazy ideas, pranks, and silly backstage competitions. Wally pretends to hate her and find her annoying, but in reality, he has a lot of fun with her and becomes extremely overprotective if anyone outside the studio tries to treat Julie badly.
How it works: Sally sees herself as a brilliant and avant-garde director, while Wally is the main star and the face of the show. This constantly generates sparks. Sally is always shouting into a megaphone demanding that Wally follow her complex theatrical visions, and Wally responds with mockery, ignoring the script or improvising just to annoy her. Despite the epic ego clashes, deep down they both respect each other as the "artists" of the group.

The "Tyrant" Behind the Scenes: In front of the cameras, she plays the solicitous and brilliant storyteller. Behind the scenes, she takes over the director's chair with an iron fist. She's always yelling into a megaphone, changing lines at the last minute, and forcing the neighbors to rehearse the same scene thirty times. Frank and Eddie's Nightmare: She's the biggest nightmare of Frank Reboot (who hates when the schedule is broken with dramatic improvisations) and Eddie Reboot (whom she frequently assigns to carry heavy sets or make absurd prop deliveries in the middle of the night).
Dynamics of Rivalry and Respect with Wally: She has a fascinating relationship with the Wally Reboot. While Wally is the star of the show and acts with disdain and sarcasm towards her demands, Sally recognizes his charisma and tries to use it to elevate her own acts, resulting in frequent ego clashes backstage. Star-like tantrums: If things don't go her way, she throws a full-blown theatrical tantrum: throwing papers in the air, putting her hand to her forehead, and threatening to quit the show to work in "Hollywood" or "independent films," even though everyone knows she loves the neighborhood.

Clothing: She usually wears asymmetrical black dresses or long faux leather coats (Matrix style, very popular at the time), combined with neon yellow and orange details reminiscent of flames or sunbeams. Accessories: She wears sunglasses with oval or colored lenses (usually yellow or red) even indoors. It is common to see her with black plastic chokers and carrying a portable megaphone or a crumpled, bound script under her arm.
Physical Characteristics: She retains her bright yellow sun-shaped head and pointed rays. However, her puppet makeup is much heavier in the reboot, with dark eyeshadow or vibrant lipstick, and her eyes express an almost manic intensity, as if she were about to create a "cinematic masterpiece."
Dramatic and Intense: For Sally, life is a stage and everything is a matter of life or death. She doesn't speak, she declaims. She doesn't get sad, she enters a "period of artistic mourning." Demanding and Visionary: She considers herself the brilliant mind behind the neighborhood. She has complex (and often incomprehensible) artistic visions and demands absolute perfection from all her "actors" (the other neighbors). Proud, but Craving Applause: Behind all the pose of a cult and tough director, she has a desperate need for approval and attention. She wants to be loved by the public and is terrified of anonymity or bad reviews.
Details: In the 23-25 ​​age range. She's in the same age range as Wally and Barnaby, which fuels the ego battle for attention and creative control. Height: Approximately 1.70m (her sunbeams make her appear taller). Extra fact: She demands that the studio lights be perfectly adjusted to her skin tone and doesn't accept criticism from anyone younger than her.

The "First Aid Aunt" Behind the Scenes: In front of the cameras, she's the calm and caring storyteller. Behind the cameras, she's constantly chasing after Wally Reboot and Barnaby Reboot with disinfectant sprays and band-aids, reprimanding them for smoking or being near dangerous recording equipment. Frank's Ally in the Organization: She gets along very well with Frank Reboot, as they both share a love for rules and control. While Frank wants order for reasons of logic and perfectionism, Poppy wants order out of fear of someone getting hurt. They frequently create safety checklists together.
Cooking as Therapy: When her anxiety reaches its limit, Poppy's response is baking. She prepares mountains of cookies, cakes, and pies backstage to try and calm her own nerves and ensure that no one on the team is working on an empty stomach. Chronic Fear of Modernized Technology: As the reboot takes place during the transition to the 2000s, Poppy is terrified of the studio's new technologies. She thinks the old computers and transmission towers will explode or emit dangerous waves, always preferring the old method of pen and paper.

Clothing: She swaps simple accessories for comfortable knitwear or loose cardigans in pastel shades. It's common to see her wearing aprons full of utility pockets where she carries wet wipes, hand sanitizer, and thermometers. Accessories: She wears reading glasses hanging from a chain around her neck. In the Reboot, her head feathers are usually held up haphazardly by a hair clip or a wide fabric headband, much like someone in the middle of a cleaning spree or an organizational crisis.
Physical Characteristics: She remains a giant, bright blue felt bird with colorful tail feathers. However, her expression in the reboot features wide eyes of constant worry, and she frequently trembles or flinches when she hears loud noises.
Hyper-worried and neurotic: She is absolutely certain that the worst will happen at any moment. She is terrified of germs, diseases, household accidents, and exposed electrical wires backstage at the show.
Deeply Maternal and Sweet: Although her neuroses can make her a little suffocating, her intentions are purely loving. She sees all her neighbors (especially the smaller or more chaotic ones) as her little chicks who need protection from the outside world.
Easily Frightened: She is extremely sensitive. Any mean-spirited joke, shout, or sudden noise can cause her to panic or start clucking incessantly.
Details: Mentally and biologically in the 45-50+ age range. She is the true "mother" of the neighborhood. Height: Enormous for being a giant bird (around 1.90m), but she lives huddled up because of her fears, appearing smaller. Extra fact: She keeps a secret stock of first-aid remedies, natural calming agents, and teas in her dressing room to distribute to the cast when they have stress crises.

The "Technical Director" Behind the Scenes: In front of the TV show cameras, he tries to act like the polite neighbor who teaches children interesting facts about butterflies and books. Behind the scenes, he's the one yelling at the production team, revising scripts with a red pen, and trying to keep the show's schedule on track while rubbing his temples with a headache.
Anchoring with Eddie: His dynamic with Eddie Reboot is his softer side. Frank takes on the role of managing Eddie's stress, organizing his mail routes and forcing the mailman to sit down and rest. In return, Eddie is one of the only people who can get Frank to relax and stop yelling at others.
War Declared Against Chaos: He lives in a constant state of war with Wally Reboot and Barnaby Reboot, whose laid-back, sloppy, and sarcastic attitudes drive him crazy in seconds. When Barnaby lies on Frank's sofas with dirty feet or Wally makes some ironic provocation, Frank's head spins with pure frustration.
Hyperfocus on Hobbies: When he wants to escape the stress of the show, he locks himself in his office to catalog his butterfly collection or organize his books using the Dewey Decimal System. If anyone interrupts him during his hyperfocus moment, they'll receive the worst possible look of disdain.
Details: In the 27-30 age range. He's the technical brains and one of the oldest in the young cast, which explains his complete lack of patience with Wally and Julie's nonsense. Height: Approximately 1.80m. He has a very straight and rigid posture. Extra fact: He suffers from chronic migraines due to the stress of organizing the show's scripts and constantly drinks black coffee without sugar.

Clothing: He usually wears neatly pressed polo shirts, short-sleeved button-down shirts (sometimes with a pocket protector full of pens), or fitted turtleneck sweaters in sober shades like gray, black, or navy blue. His trousers are khaki or straight-leg jeans that fit perfectly with a discreet belt.
Accessories: He wears prescription glasses with well-defined rectangular black or metal frames. It's common to see him carrying an acrylic clipboard with reports, organizing folders, or one of those old electronic digital palmtops/organizers (PDAs) that were all the rage in the 2000s.
Physical Characteristics: He retains his gray, felt-like skin and blocky head shape that can rotate 360 ​​degrees when he is very shocked or angry. His black hair is always impeccably combed and parted to the side, and his facial expression almost never shows a smile, being dominated by furrowed brows and a stern, judgmental gaze.
Obsessed with Control and Order: He is extremely analytical, logical, and methodical. Everything for him needs to follow strict rules, spreadsheets, and schedules. If something deviates even slightly from the plan, he becomes visibly destabilized.
Sarcastic and Critical: His sense of humor is purely based on dry sarcasm and biting comments about the lack of common sense of his neighbors. He has no filter when pointing out the mistakes of others.
Sarcastic and Critical: His sense of humor is purely based on dry sarcasm and biting comments about the lack of common sense of his neighbors. He has no filter when pointing out the mistakes of others.
Deeply Protective (In His Own Way): Behind the cold and grumpy facade, Frank cares deeply about everyone's well-being. He expresses his love not with hugs, but by organizing people's lives, ensuring their safety, and creating practical solutions to their problems.

Stressful Business Partnership: He has an intense dynamic with Eddie Reboot (the mailman). Howdy constantly demands quick deliveries of new stock and merchandise for his store, which often contributes to Eddie's stress, although Howdy always tries to compensate with discounts or a strong coffee.
The King of Marketing: In front of the cameras, he acts as the perfect show sponsor, always trying to push fictional commercial products into the scenes. He loves creating slogans and noisy commercials behind the scenes, acting as if the entire neighborhood were his personal marketing backdrop.
Stop the "Troublemakers": He has zero tolerance for the backstage antics of Wally Reboot and Barnaby Reboot in his store. He knows when they're trying to steal snacks or soda and uses his multiple arms to restrain or chase them away without losing the ironic smile on his face.
Details: In his mid-30s to 40s. He's the true business adult of the group, with a boss-like mentality and focused on finance. Height: Very tall due to his caterpillar-like body (approximately 2.10m if you stretch his segments fully), which makes him an intimidating figure when he's collecting from others. Extra fact: He can sign four contracts and talk on two period-appropriate cell phones simultaneously using his extra arms.

Clothing: He usually wears short-sleeved button-down shirts with geometric prints or very eye-catching vertical stripes, sometimes combined with a stylized waistcoat or loose bow ties. His trousers are tailored dress pants or straight-cut jeans of the time.
Accessories: He frequently wears eyeglasses with rectangular or oval metal frames (typical of the 2000s) and loves to flaunt gold rings or a flashy watch on one of his wrists. A shiny badge that reads "Manager" or "Owner" is usually pinned to his chest.
Physical Characteristics: Like a giant humanoid caterpillar made of green felt, it retains its four extra arms, making it incredibly intimidating and efficient. In the reboot, its antennae are more expressive, and it usually sports a wide, salesman-like grin on its face, which can appear charming or slightly greedy depending on the situation.
Charismatic and Persuasive: He has the perfect "sales pitch." He knows exactly what to say to convince any neighbor to buy something they don't need. He's charming, outgoing, and exudes unwavering confidence.
Materialistic and Ambitious: He is obsessed with business, accounting, and expanding his grocery store into a large, modern 24-hour convenience store.
Controlling and Firm: He's not easily fooled. Unlike the original, who sometimes lets people take things for free, the reboot Howdy charges every last cent and monitors his store like a hawk. Despite this, he's not a villain; he cares about his community but firmly believes that "business is business."
The Master of Multitasking: With his multiple arms, his behind-the-scenes behavior is a meticulously organized chaos. He can talk on the enormous cell phone of the time, count money, organize shelves, and type on an old computer all at the same time.

Clothing: He usually wears a utility jacket or thick work vest over rumpled button-down shirts or simple sweatshirts. His pants are usually utility jeans or baggy cargo pants (very popular in the 2000s), full of pockets to carry tools, mail, and keys.
Accessories: He almost always wears a baseball cap (sometimes backwards when he's off duty) and carries a huge, heavy shoulder bag full of deliveries and cassette or video tapes.
Physical Characteristics: Maintains the humanoid puppet form with orange/light brown skin and a strong, tall physique. However, in the Reboot, his facial expression usually features dark circles under his eyes showing signs of tiredness, slightly messier hair under his cap, and a posture slightly hunched over due to the weight of his work and daily exhaustion.
Tired and Resigned: He has that classic worker personality who just wants the workday to end. He complains quietly about the number of boxes he has to carry, but he does his job with total dedication and responsibility.
Short-tempered (but kind-hearted): He gets irritated much more quickly by neighborhood nonsense—especially Barnaby Reboot's teasing and jokes or Julie Reboot's chaotic ideas. Despite grumbling, he has a huge heart and can't say "no" if someone really needs help.
Details: In the 28-32 age range. He shares the same age range as Frank, and they both have the dynamic of a mature couple tired of routine. Height: Tall and strong (about 1.88m), with broad arms from carrying heavy boxes all day. Extra fact: He has deep dark circles under his eyes caused by chronic insomnia and anxiety, but he calms down by listening to cassette tapes of calm music on his Walkman.

Excellent with Children: Interestingly, he has a lot of patience with younger children and acts as a great and protective babysitter.
Playful and Provocative: He enjoys testing his friends' patience and teasing people in a lighthearted and clever way, maintaining a relaxed (cool) attitude in everyday life.
Wally RebootAge: Visually and mentally in the 21-23 age range. He is young, self-assured, but carries the stress of being the main star of the show.
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Height: Short by the group's standards (approximately 1.55m to 1.60m). He compensates for his lack of height with his enormous pompadour hairstyle and an extremely confident (cocky) attitude. Extra fact: He is a chain smoker backstage to cope with the anxiety of being the protagonist.

Mediator of Conflicts: Being the largest and most physically mature, he frequently intervenes in arguments between Wally Reboot and Frank Reboot to prevent them from coming to blows, resolving disputes with an ironic joke or simply grabbing them both by the collar of their shirts.
The Silent "Accomplice": He smokes backstage with Wally and often covers up his friend's mischief and bad moods in front of the producers or the more uptight neighbors, like Frank.
Personal Space: He acts very presumptuously and loosely, sprawling on other people's sofas, eating other people's food without asking, and acting as if every house in the neighborhood is his own, which deeply irritates the more organized neighbors.

Details: In the 24-26 age range. He acts as Wally's protective and more mature "older brother". Height: The tallest and most massive of the cast (around 1.95m to 2.05m). He is a giant anthropomorphic beagle dog who dominates the physical space backstage. Extra fact: He sleeps anywhere and wears his hip-hop (baggy) clothes because he hates the discomfort of TV costumes.

Clothing: He is usually depicted wearing oversized, baggy jeans, as well as oversized hooded sweatshirts or padded vests, all characteristic of 2000s urban fashion.
Accessories: It's common to see him wearing backwards or sideways flat-brimmed caps, thick silver chains around his neck, and huge high-top athletic sneakers. He's ditched the colorful clown polka dots on his body, trading his circus look for more modern brands.
Physical Characteristics: He remains a large blue felt beagle with black spots and a long snout, maintaining his imposing size (being the tallest and strongest of the group), but with a much more relaxed, "laid-back," and cool posture.
Sarcastic and Protective: He retains his love for humor, but his jokes are now much more biting, sarcastic, and full of slang from the era. He serves as a realistic anchor for the group, knowing exactly when to use humor to lighten the mood or when to be serious.
Loyal to the End: He is Wally Reboot's absolute best friend. He knows all of Wally's insecurities and difficult temperament behind the scenes, acting as his greatest confidant, protector, and defender.
Streetwise and Laid-Back: He exudes the energy of someone who doesn't stress about anything, acting with unwavering calm, but demonstrating sharp street smarts when his friends need help or are in danger.
The Neighborhood Rapper (Milkbone): On camera, he plays the role of the funny and charismatic dog. Behind the scenes or in his more modern segments, he assumes the alter ego of a rapper under the pseudonym "Milkbone," rhyming and making quick jokes to the rhythm of hip-hop.

Contrasting Relationship with Frank: She maintains her strong dynamic with Frank Frankly, but in the reboot, she loves to deliberately test the limits of his patience, acting provocatively, even though she considers him her absolute safe haven.
Body Language: Unlike Wally (who tends to be more restrained and intimidating in his actions), Julie Reboot is constantly moving. She stomps her feet when she's annoyed, laughs loudly, and expresses her emotions in a completely transparent and physical way.
Leader of Mischief: She frequently drags Wally Reboot into silly schemes, chaotic slumber parties, or pointless competitions, being the spark that ignites most of the comedic and hectic interactions among the cast behind the scenes.
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Julie RebootAge: Between 19 and 21 years old. She is the youngest and most chaotic of the main group, exuding that teenage energy of someone who has just become an adult and wants to break the rules.Height: Approximately 1.65m (not counting the horns).Extra fact: She is obsessed with 2000s pop culture, listens to a lot of pop-punk, and is always trying to customize her dressing room with neon posters and stickers.

Clothing: She often swaps her traditional dresses for a more casual and stylish look. It's common to see her wearing pleated skirts or wide cargo pants paired with striped long-sleeved shirts or layered t-shirts (skater or 2000s pop punk style).
Hair and Horns: It retains its voluminous blond/yellowish hair and the small horns characteristic of its species. However, its hairstyle often features more modern cuts of the time, sometimes with colored streaks or trendy, childlike hair clips.
Footwear and Details: She wears high-top sneakers or heavy boots instead of delicate shoes, bringing a much more active and urban feel to her puppet look.
Hyperactive and Loud: She remains one of the most energetic characters in the group, but now that energy translates into bold and sometimes slightly scandalous behavior. She speaks quickly, gestures a lot, and loves being the center of attention.
Loyal and Protective: Julie is extremely attached to her friends (especially Frank and Wally). She takes on the role of "defender" of the group; if anyone messes with her friends, she doesn't hesitate to fight back.
Competitive and Stubborn: She hates losing any game or argument. She has a silly pride and an unrelenting determination that sometimes gets her into trouble out of sheer stubbornness.
The Drama Queen (Behind the Scenes): In front of the TV show cameras, she's the perfectly cute, friendly, and cheerful girl. Behind the scenes, she's dramatic, complains when she's bored, and loves to gossip or plan pranks on the other cast members.
Leader of Mischief: She frequently drags Wally Reboot into silly schemes, chaotic slumber parties, or pointless competitions, being the spark that ignites most of the comedic and hectic interactions among the cast behind the scenes.

Clothing: He usually wears a black sweater with thin horizontal stripes in blue, red, and yellow. His arms have long sleeves, and he wears baggy jeans.
Accessories: He wears a distinctive belt with a smiley face buckle and black boots. In some fan concept art, he is also depicted carrying a baseball bat.
Physical Characteristics: He retains his yellowish, puppet-like felt skin and iconic blue hair styled in a pompadour-style quiff. However, instead of the traditional drooping eyes, his eyes are more expressive, sometimes depicted with purple or black tones, capable of giving cold and penetrating stares.
Cocky and Arrogant: He is showy, proud, and slightly narcissistic. He likes to show off how great he is, acting charming and shrewd to hide his own insecurities that he might not be as good as he thinks.
Direct and Cynical: Described as someone who is frank, sharp, and uses a lot of biting or passive-aggressive humor in their daily conversations.
Protective and Affectionate: Despite his tough and cynical exterior, he is extremely affectionate and overprotective of the people he cares about. He has a hidden, caring side that he only reveals to those who are genuinely kind to him.
Two-Faced (On Camera vs. Behind the Scenes): When the cameras are rolling on the show Welcome Home, he acts like the perfect charismatic, cheerful, and sweet host. Behind the scenes, he assumes his true persona: he smokes, gets easily irritated, and argues grumpily on equal terms. Intimidating and Striking Stare: When bored or irritated, he often gives a fixed "death stare" that intimidates those around him.