Babes in Toyland

An eleven-year-old from Cincinnati who shoulders family responsibilities after her father’s death. She is prematurely mature, skeptical of childishness, yet deeply compassionate and brave. Her core belief in toys and magic drives the quest to save Toyland and protect her sister and friends.

A scheming villain intent on taking over Toyland and bending its inhabitants to his will. He manipulates others with charm and threat, using a flask of distilled evil to corrupt his captives. His ambition ultimately leads to his banishment from Toyland.

Mary’s love interest and a steadfast ally in the escape from Barnaby's fortress. He combines charm with resourcefulness, helping the group navigate dangers and support Lisa's mission. His loyalty and bravery underpin several tense escape sequences.

Lisa’s older sister, who works in a toy store and becomes entangled in Barnaby's schemes. Her love for Barnaby's nephew complicates matters, but she remains a resilient and caring presence within the group. Her character embodies loyalty and familial bonds.

Lisa’s friend who accompanies her on the journey. He provides comic relief and steady support, helping to keep spirits up during perilous moments. His loyalty reinforces the theme that friendship can prevail over fear.

A kindly, mysterious mentor who guides Lisa and the children to Toyland, offering help only if they truly believe. He embodies generosity and wisdom, later revealed as Santa Claus guiding Lisa back home. His presence anchors the film's magical, holiday tone.

A monstrous, one-eyed guardian of Toyland who becomes Barnaby's instrument of surveillance and intimidation. Lisa and her friends outwit Trollog by blinding him and locking him away, symbolizing the triumph of cleverness over fear.