LOLO is the plucky young rabbit hero of Montgrave with more heart than brains. What he lacks in intelligence he makes up for in spirit. He inherited Montgrave Manor from his late uncle Remo Montgrave, the great adventurer. His interests include watching cartoons, playing video games and hanging out with his friends.

BIXBY is vulgar, obscene and as scumbaggy as they come. He is also, however, loyal to the end and extremely protective of his friends. His interests include listening to Metal, drinkin’, and partying harder and more frequently than Andrew W.K.

DUG is intelligent, sarcastic and the biggest nerd in the Manor. He is a pop-culture junkie, whose nerdom spreads to all corners of the map.  His interests include comics, movies, games, toys, and pretty much everything else that our parents though we’d “grow out of.”

RHO is the robot butler at Montgrave Manor. He has somewhat perverse tendencies and his best (only) friend is the Necronomicon. His true origin remains a mystery.

G is the enigmatic leader of F.R.A.G.G.L.E. (The First Revolutionary Alliance of the Great Global Lower-Earthlings) a rebel group of pint-sized creatures who dwell below the surface of Montgrave Manor.

ROXANNE lives “just next door” (about a half-mile uphill) from Montgrave Manor. She is easy going, artistic and fun-loving. Lolo has the hots for her but has never made his intentions known. Her interests include painting, watching bad movies, and chillaxin’ with the girls.

ELODIE is outgoing, energetic and full of life. She is Roxanne’s best friend and roommate and she is currently “hanging out” with Dug. Her interests include cooking, ballroom dancing and reading.

OVID is soft-spoken, wild and unpredictable. She met Roxanne in art school and moved in with her and Elodie after graduating. Her hobbies include playing guitar, drinking alone and writing poetry.

DIG is Dug’s father. He is brash, rude and self-centered. He was a legendary “Underground Exterminator” during the 80′s who fell on hard times in the 90′s. His ego and his relationship with his son never recovered.