The Adventures of Captain Underpants - Characters

Characters

Main people

  • George R. Beard-one of the main protagonist and a 4th grader at Jerome Horwitz Elementary School
  • Harold M. Hutchins- one of the main protagonist and a 4th grader at Jerome Horwitz Elementary School and George's best friend
  • Principal Krupp--|Jerome Horwitz Elementary School's cruel Principal who hates George and Harold
  • The Amazing Captain Underpants-A super hero that George and Harold create, George and Harold accidentally hypnotize Mr. Krupp into think he's Captain underpants
  • The Horwitz Knuckleheads/Purple Dragon Sing-a-Long Friends-the school's Football team
  • Dr. Diaper-main antagonist who plots to rule the earth
  • Robots-The secondary antagonist Dr.Diaper's henchmen
  • The Inedible Hunk (from the comics)
  • Students
  • Cheerleaders
  • The Band
  • Mr. Meaner
  • Ms. Ribble (Also Known In The Book as "The Teacher")
  • Bank robbers
  • The Police
  • The game spectators
  • Heidi Hutchins
  • Boomer the Purple Dragon- the cause of the football team to change there name from The Horwitz Knuckleheads to the Purple Dragon Sing-Along-Friends and also a parody of Barney the Dinosaur
  • Jason Block
  • Rosborne
  • Sturgeon General
  • "Weird Al" Yankovic (mentioned)

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