Super Capers

An orphaned, power-hungry enthusiast who idolizes real heroes but starts the story with no powers of his own. His bravery surfaces when he intervenes in danger and earns a place among the Super Capers, despite ongoing self-doubt. His pursuit of belonging drives the plot, culminating in time-bending adventures that test his resolve.

A woman with genuine superpowers who aligns with the Super Capers. She provides romantic tension with Ed and reveals critical truths about the Judge. Her presence anchors both the team’s dynamic and the story’s emotional stakes.

A seemingly sympathetic judge who is revealed to be the Dark Winged Vesper, and later Ed’s father. He schemes to mold outcomes to his own design, blurring lines between justice and manipulation. His dual role creates a core conflict that challenges Ed’s sense of right and family loyalty.

The villainous mastermind behind the armored car heist and the minion Cretan. He embodies the film’s satire of crime bosses while providing a tangible threat for the Capers to neutralize. His presence advances the action and comic conflict.

A member of the Super Capers whose enthusiasm and powers (or lack thereof) contribute to the team’s dynamic. He supports Ed and helps drive the group’s plan, often serving as the practical counterweight to Ed’s idealism.

The Capers’ human liaison who coordinates missions and keeps team operations grounded. He provides military-grade pragmatism amid the team’s zany antics.

A quirky Capers member whose signature power and charm add comedic relief while still contributing to the group’s efforts. His presence reinforces the ensemble nature of the team.

A Capers member with freeze abilities and a romantic link to Ed. She brings both capability and emotional tension to the team’s dynamic.

The inventor behind the DeLorean-style time machine RV. His gadgets are central to the film’s time-bending premise, though their reliability remains uncertain.

Herbert Q’s mechanical helper, providing support and comic mechanical quirks within the Capers’ operation.

A Minotaur minion under Captain Sludge who serves as a physical obstacle for the Capers during their armored car confrontation.

The Judge’s driver who features in key sequences and the post-credits setup, contributing to the film’s layered reveal of loyalties.

A maternal figure tied to Ed’s backstory, grounding his orphaned origins and emotional core.

A reporter who covers the capers’ exploits, contributing to the film’s meta-commentary on superhero culture.

A circus elephant tied to Ed’s past, underscoring the circus backdrop that informs his early life.