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

Arguably the smartest neighbor in Welcome Home, Frank Frankly is the resident bookworm with an expertise on butterflies. Despite being the grumpiest and greyest of this colorful cavalcade of neighbors, it’s good to have someone so organized and matter-of-fact amidst the bunch. They is Julie’s best friend. Time period is in the 1960s. Has a vest on with a bowtie with slick backed black hair they have a thick unibrow. They are nonbinary but like to wear masculine clothing.

The grumpiest neighbor in welcome home!

The most rambunctious resident in Welcome Home, Sally Starlet shines above the rest. She’s a fire-cracker who is willing to let her imagination run wild in the name of a new adventure, albeit at the occasional expense of her more cautious neighbors. Thankfully, she’s got a good head on her shoulders and perhaps, one could even say, a sunny disposition to match! The time period is the 1960s. She is loud and boisterous. May be a bit of a drama queen. She loves things that have to do with acting.

The most brightest neighbor in welcome home!

Perhaps the most frantic, frazzled, and feathered neighbor in Welcome Home, Poppy Partridge is the resident anthropomorphic chicken so-to-speak. From a sprained beak to sunburnt feathers, she always thinks about the worst outcome of a pleasant situation. Then again, it never hurts to have a neighbor with a band aid on hand. The time period is the 1960s. She is transgender.

The most frazzled neighbor in welcome home!

Reliable, kind, and ever determined, Eddie Dear is the best mailman Welcome Home has ever had, albeit the only one. Despite being a bit of a clumsy and forgetful fellow, Eddie loves his job and always manages to deliver everyone’s mail right on schedule. On his fine time he loves to do arts and crafts. The time period is the 1960s.

The clumsiest yet kind mailman in welcome home!

Undoubtedly the cheeriest neighbor a puppet could ask for, Julie Joyful is Welcome Home’s happiest resident. Amidst such a rainbow of brightly colored neighbors, that's really saying something! Upbeat, silly, and always ready to play with her friends, there’s never a boring day in Welcome Home while she’s around. The time period is in the 1960s.
She is a rainbow monster

The cheeriest neighbor in welcome home!

Howdy Pillar is Welcome Home’s friendliest and happiest shopkeeper! This colorful caterpillar knows his store like the back of his hands, which is impressive considering how many hands he has. Charismatic, quick-witted, and remarkably jolly, Howdy always seems to have whatever his neighbors need with a price that just can’t be beat. The time period is in the 1960s, he has four arms and four legs.

The friendliest shopkeeper in welcome home!

Wally Darling is the friendliest neighbor in Welcome Home, perhaps even the best painter too. With a smile like his it’s hard to disagree! Always eager to make new friends and show them around the neighborhood, Wally is happy to lend a helping hand. He is a soft spoken fella and he as a calm behavior maybe even flirtatious without realizing it. He lives in the middle of town with his alive house: home they can only talk in onomatopoeias.(Creak, Squeak, Bang.) the time period is the 1960s. 

The friendliest neighbor in welcome home!

A goofy layabout with a love for jokes, Barnaby B. Beagle is Welcome Home’s funniest neighbor. Always ready with a joke on hand or even a silly observation, this big blue beagle always knows how to have fun, much to the dismay of some of the grumpier residents. The time period is the 1960s. He is 6’0

The funniest neighbor in welcome home!

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