Characters

Mac

Mac is a very smart, creative, somewhat shy 8-year old boy. His primary concerns are doing his homework, avoiding his bullying big brother and hanging out at Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends with his troublemaking Imaginary Friend, Bloo. Bloo’s schemes and big ideas usually get the duo in over their heads, but Mac’s quick thinking and sense of reason keep these small-scale disasters from becoming full-blown, apocalyptic events (well, at least most of the time). Mac might seem pretty straight-laced, but there’s more going on under those shaggy, brown locks than meet the eye. After all, he did imagine Bloo.

 

Blooregard Q. Kazoo (Bloo) is the best Imaginary Friend ever. Or so he’d like to believe. Sure, he’s charming, but he’s got a bit of an ego, to call him self-absorbed would be an understatement. But there is a true innocence behind this goofball’s selfish ways. Bloo’s not out to cause harm, but trouble usually follows him wherever he goes. Not because he’s incapable of making the right decisions but because it’s so much more fun to make the wrong ones. An instigator and mischief-maker, this blissfully blue blob is always ready to drag on his best friend, Mac, and the rest of the Foster’s gang on some ludicrous, ill-fated and potentially criminal adventure. But no matter the brand of mayhem Bloo unleashes on the house, he’s always forgiven. He’s just too fun to be around.

Bloo

 

Wilt

Wilt is very, very, very tall. Not to mention incredibly positive, accommodating, and self- sacrificing (sometimes to a fault). There’s nothing Wilt wouldn’t do for a friend or close enemy. Always ready with a smile, Wilt will give his one good arm and both legs to lend a helping hand. And if his sunny and courteous disposition doesn’t win you over, he’s more than willing to apologize for any inconvenience his good nature might have caused.

 

With his sharp fangs, fearsome horns and skull shaped belt-buckle, Eduardo looks quite the menacing monster. But in actuality, he’s the sweetest Imaginary Friend you’d ever want to meet. With the curious demeanor or a 4-year old, this gentle giant wouldn’t hurt a fly. In fact, he’s quite scared of them. Come to think of it, he’s scared of everything: loud noises, cars, falling leaves ect.. But if his friends are in trouble, this oversized scaredy-cat will forget his fears and explode into fiery rage to protect them.

Eduardo

 

Coco

Coco is well… a little off. OK she’s crazy. She speaks entirely in her own language (based on variations of the word “coco”) and runs around the house laying colorful, surprise-filled plastic eggs. Despite the fact that Coco appears to be off in her own world, she if frequently the one that comes up with ingenious solutions to the Gang’s problems.

 

Mr. Herriman was imagined by Madame Foster when she was just a little girl. Incredibly proper and well-organized, this bunny from a bygone era oversees the daily operations of the house. A rigid taskmaster, Herriman expects nothing but perfection from the staff and residents of Foster's. He has zero tolerance for shenanigans, and anyone who violates his strict code of conduct will most certainly pay the ultimate price - a long-winded, reprimanding session in his office.

Mr. Herriman

 

Frankie

Frankie Foster is Madame Foster's 22-year-old granddaughter and the engine that keeps Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends running. Sometimes an authority figure, sometimes a partner in crime, Frankie is kind of like a big sister to the Imaginary Friends, and it's up to her to take care of them. She cooks. She cleans. She bathes and grooms. The childish demands and constant work can get a bit frustrating, but Frankie is so firmly believes in the mission of Foster's that she sticks it out.

 

Her Royal Duchess Diamond Persnickety the First, Last, and Only is what the kinder Foster's residents might politely refer to as "high maintenance." In truth, she's a stuck-up, snooty, royal pain whose expensive tastes and unreasonable demands make life miserable for everybody in the house. Duchess fancies herself a work of art - a pedigree in a house full of mutts. She wants nothing more than to quit "slumming it" at Foster's but has yet to find an adoptive family that meets her exceedingly high standards.

Duchess

 

Madame Foster

As the matriarch of the home, Madame Foster has nothing but pure, unyielding love for all Imaginary Friends. And all Imaginary Friends love her in return for giving them a second chance. She’s the ultimate surrogate Granny: incredibly kind, unselfishly caring and delightfully kooky. Madame Foster may be getting on in years, but she hasn’t lost her childish spirit.

 

Terrance is Mac's 13-year-old big brother. A pimply-faced pinch with a mean mullet and low IQ, he specializes in rope burns, noogies and wedgies. There's nothing Terrance loves more than ruining Mac and Bloo's good time, and he dedicates all of his dastardly efforts doing just that

Terrance