Rudolph and Frosty’s Christmas in July

A reindeer born with a glowing red nose whose power marks him as unique. He becomes Winterbolt's target because his glow can be used for good. Despite envy from others, Rudolph stays brave and loyal, working with Frosty and Santa to protect the circus and community. In the end, his glow returns as he proves his virtue and defeats Winterbolt.

A magical snowman who partners with Rudolph and is tied to an amulet that keeps his family from melting. He is manipulated by Winterbolt into helping, but remains a steadfast ally. Frosty helps expose schemes and ultimately is revived when help arrives to defeat the villain.

An evil snow wizard who awakens to exploit Rudolph's power and take control through Frosty's magic. He recruits Scratcher and schemes to frame Rudolph during the circus plot. His defeat comes when Lilly breaks his scepter and when Rudolph proves his innocence.

The legendary figure who intervenes to help Rudolph, arriving with Mrs. Claus to ensure protection and to guide the heroes. He helps coordinate the plan to secure Rudolph's innocence and to save the circus from ruin.

Mother figure and ally who aids Rudolph and Frosty. She breaks Winterbolt's hold on the scepter with iron pistols and supports the pursuit of justice and a debt-free victory for the circus.

Cynical circus businessman who wants to buy the Circus by the Sea after the Fourth of July. He manipulates the situation to profit from the circus's misfortune and ends up arrested when his plan collapses.

The jealous reindeer recruited by Winterbolt, whose motivation stems from wanting to be Santa's chosen reindeer. His schemes add friction and danger to Rudolph's mission.

Rudolph's old friend who arrives with Jack Frost to help revive Frosty and support Rudolph. His arrival signals the turning point in the fight against Winterbolt.

A figure representing renewal who returns with Jack Frost and helps bring Frosty back to life, reinforcing the theme of second chances and preservation of winter magic.