Trick or Treat

A prank-loving uncle who prefers tricks to treats, often testing the boys with mischievous schemes. He underestimates Hazel’s magic and the nephews' belief in witches, resulting in a chaotic sequence that ultimately humbles him. His stubbornness and quick reactions drive much of the comic conflict.

One of Donald's nephews, eager to go trick-or-treating and quick to believe in magical possibilities. He and his brothers act as catalysts for the Halloween adventure, showing curiosity and a readiness to embrace the playful, fantastical elements.

Huey and Louie’s brother, sharing the trio’s enthusiasm for Halloween and the quest for treats. Dewey embodies youthful optimism and a willingness to cooperate with Hazel’s plan, contributing to the lighthearted teamwork of the story.

The youngest of the trio, equally invested in a fun Halloween and the magical happenings around Donald’s house. Louie represents the playful, resourceful energy that helps push the plan forward and keeps the mood buoyant.

A witch who initially enjoys scaring others but ultimately helps the nephews obtain their treats. She uses magical potions to orchestrate events, demonstrating cunning intelligence and a sense of playful mischief. Hazel’s actions pivot the story toward a resolution that favors generosity over spite.

An enchanted pumpkin that becomes part of the magical tableau, eventually speaking to the audience. It serves as a whimsical symbol of Halloween whimsy and the film’s playful tone. The pumpkin’s presence ties together the magical and festive elements of the plot.