Maya the Bee: The Honey Games

A bright, energetic bee who craves victory but learns that leadership requires responsibility. Initially impulsive, she sometimes sidelined teammates in pursuit of winning. After a pivotal mistake, she apologizes, commits to earning trust, and grows into a dependable team leader who can unite diverse allies. Her journey culminates in forgiveness and a hard-won team victory.

A skilled competitor and Beegood's daughter who starts as a formidable rival. She can be harsh and uses pressure to propel her team, revealing a competitive but flawed mindset. As Maya grows, Violet is forced to confront her own methods and admits her cheating when exposed.

A powerful Master who exerts influence over the games and aligns with Violet. He uses tactics to bias outcomes and attempts to sabotage Maya's team by manipulating information. He embodies the tension between rule-bound authority and fair play.

The ruler of the bee empire who presides over the Honey Games. She is initially strict and rules-bound, but ultimately embraces forgiveness when Maya shows accountability and the Queen defends her.

A mentor figure who emphasizes responsibility and honest action. He guides Maya toward admitting her mistakes and taking responsibility, helping her grow from impulsive energy into reliable leadership.

A loyal hive member who stays by Maya's side and helps the team during the challenges. He is supportive, pragmatic, and learns to trust Maya's leadership as she changes.

A spider-like figure whose web trap creates a dangerous obstacle for the teams. She embodies a cunning, lurking threat within the game.

The Queen stands up for Maya and supports forgiveness and fair play. She helps ensure Maya receives a second chance and a chance to redeem herself.