Zoey

Marie

Ignacio

Galen

Ollie

Tala

Quinn

Bodie

Teacher

British

Vampire Bodyguard

Francis

Woman

Bodyguard

The Narrator

African lady

Soft Bubbly

Southern

Robot

Hailey

French

Hood

Indian Girl Accent

A French Girl

Male Russian Accent

Irish

, Tim is younger than Lex. He has the same interest in dinosaurs as the novel, but his computer hacking skills are given to his sister. He and Lex come to Jurassic Park while their mother is going through a nasty divorce from their father. When Tim and his sister come into the Visitor's Center they greet their grandfather enthusiastically. Tim then meets Dr. Alan Grant, whom he looks up to, and tells him he read his book, and that he wants to ride in the same car as Grant.

Grandson of John Hammond

Alexis "Lex" Murphy is John Hammond's granddaughter and Tim's sister, who accompanied the endorsement team on the tour as a gift due to her parents getting a divorce. She is known to be a hacker, and was able to reboot Jurassic Park using her skills.

Granddaughter of John Hammond, profound vegetarian

Wu is a very devout and intelligent scientist. When he is first introduced, he shows a lot of fascination and pride in the dinosaurs he helped genetically engineer. When he is seen again in Jurassic World, he still takes great pride in his creations, but expresses a frustration at not being allowed to innovate, with the latter leading to him allying with Vic Hoskins to create the Indominus rex. However, he is shown to be heartless and cold blooded, as he showed little to no sympathy.

Chief Geneticist of Jurassic Park

Imp has quite the dual personality, being described by PetPyves as cheerful, punny, and loving, however dark, manipulative, and cunning.
Imp tends to be a jokester who enjoys lightening the mood. In terms of his jokes, he tends to make a lot of puns. He knows a lot about the reapers and tends to cover it up.

Full-time Reaper

Alan loves dinosaurs and dedicated his life to digging up fossils and researching them. Although he cares about those around them, Alan was not a big fan of kids and was annoyed with them. However, after bonding with Hammond's grandchildren, Alan's opinion was changed and has become protective of all children as he ensure their safety first, as seen with Eric and Maisie. Also, Alan would help his friends in anyway he could.

Chief Paleontologist of Montana

While widely regarded as being the best in his department, Roland soon became disinterested in his occupation as a hunter and would occasionally pick bar-fights with patrons who bothered him. During his tour of Isla Sorna, Roland showed that he was a level-headed and serious man, taking charge with an iron fist and making sure his subordinates made no mistakes. Roland also shared a close friendship with Ajay, and when news of his death hit him, he made the decision to quit working for InGen.

The Big Game Hunter

Peter Ludlow was the nephew of John Hammond, CEO of InGen, and the main antagonist of The Lost World: Jurassic Park. Following Hammond's removal from office, the newly elected CEO planned to solve InGen's imminent bankruptcy by transporting dinosaurs from Isla Sorna to a small venue in San Diego. He met his end when he was fed to a baby Tyrannosaurus as its first live prey.

 Nephew of John Hammond, CEO of InGen

He was the ruthless and humorless head of research at Biosyn known for his law-breaking studies and being in charge of corporate espionage for the company. In the original novel, Dodgson appoints Dennis Nedry to steal dinosaur embryos from Jurassic Park. He returns in The Lost World leading an expedition to steal dinosaur eggs only to meet his demise at the jaws of a Tyrannosaurus rex.

The Sociopathic CEO of BioSyn

Donald Gennaro was a lawyer sent by Cowan, Swain & Ross to inspect Jurassic Park. He was also the general counsel for InGen. He appears in both the book and film. Although he survives in the novel, in the film he was killed by the newly-escaped Tyrannosaurus rex. Both depictions of the character are extremely different in most regards.

John Hammond's Park representative

He once took an injured worker to a clinic building in Bahía Anasco. He was forced into being a tour guide for the first tour of Jurassic Park, as well as a baby-sitter for Lex and Tim. After the power went down he peed his pants and left the children in the car with the door open and went to hide in a pile of boulders during the attack by Rexy.

He was eaten by the Juvenile Tyrannosaur when he returned to hike back to the main visitor facilities. His severed leg was found by Robert Muldoon.

Public Relations Manager for InGen

Morven is a reaper, and has a rivalry with Imp. Much like Imp, he is cunning, manipulative, and cunning. He lives in the Rift under Shiva's authority. He contains powers to create illusions which he can use to create weapons out of, or disorient opponents.

A Reaper and Rival to Imp

Miles Chadwick is a character in Jurassic Park: The Game. He is an employee of Biosyn, InGen's rival company. He is accompanied by Nima to retrieve the embryos that Dennis Nedry failed to deliver in the first film. He has an obnoxious and cowardly personality like Dieter Stark in The Lost World, or even Nedry himself.

BioSyn Employee

Robert Muldoon was a British Kenyan gamekeeper and park warden known globally for his knowledge as a wildlife consultant. He spent much of his career employed by Dr. John Parker Hammond, working for him well before Hammond founded International Genetic Technologies and began working on Jurassic Park. Muldoon was employed at Jurassic Park until his death in 1993; he died while hunting escaped animals in the Park.

The Park's Game Warden

Ian is shown to be overconfident, ironic and a bit of an aggravating know-it-all, described as a "rockstar" by John Hammond. He has an irreverent sense of humor, even in times of great danger, which is rarely appreciated by others. He also has a flirtatious side, playing with Ellie’s hair in the first film and commenting on her legs in the book. However, at times he shows his solemn side, most notably during the incident.

The Mathematician 

flamboyant venture capitalist from Scotland, building his fortune in Petticoat Lane, England. He also held parks in Kenya, Costa Rica, and other tropical locations.

Founder of InGen, Creator of Jurassic Park

Initially, Laura was to be made the Chief Scientist of Jurassic Park, but was denied the position after revealing she wanted to use complete DNA structures with no add-ins by cross-referencing genetic information from the mosquito fossils. It would have been safer, but the board of directors thought this process would take up time and money they didn't want to spend. Laura also wanted the island to be used as a wildlife preserve instead of a theme park.

Chief Scientist of Jurassic Park

Nima Cruz was a member of the Tun-Si tribe that used to live on Isla Nublar before InGen forced the entire tribe to leave the island. After her displacement she became a mercenary. She was hired by BioSyn to retrieve Dennis Nedry's Barbasol can from Jurassic Park.

She speaks both Spanish and English fluently, often using them interchangeably in her dialogue.

Member of the Tun-Si Tribe

May is the protagonist of the Twelve series. She is a pinkish orange ragamuffin-tabby cat with pale orange and white striped ears, paws and tail. She has a star-shaped patch on her left cheek and amber eyes.

With the help of Imp the reaper, she has to complete a quest to help fix twelve animal's lives in order to be saved from death.

Evil Puss is a manipulative, careless, sadistic, charming, vindictive twin of Puss. He is shown to have most of Puss's skills and a few new ones which he uses to his advantage to try to frame Puss as the Evil Puss, but in the end, he gets caught. He is also rather cunning and sneaky.

Evil Puss is the evil twin of Puss in Boots and the main antagonist in Season 5. He who was brought to the Netherworld when Artephius conjured up Puss Dos, it created an ethnic pressure imbalance that desynchronize

He was described as a thin, chain-smoking man and a chronic worrier. Before working at Jurassic Park, he worked as an aerospace engineer for the United States military, developing missiles. However, after the birth of his first child, weapons seemed too deadly and distasteful a career for his family. He then moved into developing and engineering theme parks; including Walt Disney World in Orlando, AstroWorld in Houston, and several other zoos and parks.

Chief Engineer of Jurassic Park

Ellie is a feisty, adventurous, loyal and independent tomboy with a kind heart and a sense of humor. She is fond of dinosaurs. She is also prepared to go to the rescue if needed and very knowledgeable about plants. She respects the wild and is prepared to lecture on respecting it as shown on her righteous shock about planting poisonous plants about the place. Though a rare sight in her field, Ellie is determined not to let being a woman stand in the way of pursuit of knowledge.

The Tenacious Paleobotanist

Due to his financial problems and low salary, he accepted a bribe from Biosyn to smuggle dinosaur embryos off the island. While a skilled technician, Dennis was a thickheaded, entitled and inconsiderate man; who looked down on his co-workers and was despised by them as a result. In addition, he was also very slovenly and did not look after his workspace. His actions also show that he was willing to retort to illegal and unethical tactics when he feels wronged.


Computer Programmer of Jurassic Park

Oscar worked for InGen twelve years prior to the events that unfolded in the first movie. He was hired, along with many other mercenaries, to "remove" the native people on Isla Nublar, so that the site on the island could be converted into an amusement park.

Oscar murdered some of the indigenous people who tried to fight back, causing Nima to hate and despise him. He did, however, seem to feel remorse for his misdeeds, and so to remind himself of those people who were killed by him.

InGen  Mercenary

Before working for InGen, Gerry Harding worked at the San Diego Zoo. In the scenario The Argument, it is revealed that Gerry has married multiple times. Jess Harding is Gerry's 14-year-old daughter. He often feuds with her over her horrible habits such as smoking, stealing, shop lifting and scuba diving behind his back. He also has another daughter from a former marriage named Sara (note: both Sara and Sarah are used as spellings of her name in game), who is most likely Sarah Harding.

Chief Veterinarian of Jurassic Park

Jess Harding can be described as a stereotypical rebellious teenager. She is 14 years old who, attempted to smoke, is involved in minor shoplifting, and is angry at her parents because of their divorce and has low marks at school.