Secondary characters
Adamaï
Voiced by: Dorothee Pousseo (French); Joanna Ruiz (Season 1-2 & OVAs), Cristina Valenzuela (Season 3) (English)
A shape-shifting dragon who comes into contact with Yugo during their visit to the island of Oma and is revealed to be Yugo's twin brother, born of the same dofus. After separating from his friends, Yugo trains alongside Adamaï in order to control his wakfu and stop Nox from his sinister plans. Following the Special Episodes, Adamaï has severed ties with Yugo and the Brotherhood, after Yugo attacked him in order to utilize the Eliatrope Dofus to challenge Ogrest. His current whereabouts are unknown, except that he is now allied with the Forgotten Brotherhood, led by Lady Echo. In the third season, it is revealed that Adamai joined Lady Echo's brotherhood of other god-offsprings and assumed a humanoid form. Adamaï pursues Percedal's children, intending to have them join the Brotherhood. However, after realizing that Oropo's plan involved letting the Elia Cube absorb the Dofu eggs, transforming it into a bomb powerful enough to destroy the worlds, Adamai betrays Oropo and sides with Yugo.
Grufon (Skribble in the English dub)
Voiced by: Damien Da Silva (French); Taylor Clarke-Hill (English)
A small bear-like Shushu who is imprisoned inside a map. In the beginning, he would only show the group where to go if they flattered him, but he would never give them proper directions. He was later eaten by an Arachnee (a spider-like creature) but ended up possessing the Arachnee and attacking the group. After being captured, Yugo promised to be Skribble's guardian if he would let them go. Skribble agreed and has since then been more agreeable to show the proper way.
They are a humanoid species who are close to nature and are most noticeable for being barefoot, having green hair, dark skin, and wearing clothes made out of leaves. The males have their hair covering their entire heads. They are all connected to the Tree of Life.
King Oakheart Sheran Sharm
Voiced by: Phillipe Dumond (French); Tom Clarke-Hill (Season 1-2 & OVAs), Kirk Thornton (Season 3) (English)
Amalia's father and king of the Sadida people. He is a jolly man as well as not familiar with formalities despite his king status, always questioning why Eva would always bow before him. He temporarily left his post to Armand when the Tree of Life was sick, trying to cure it. He later regains his throne after being informed of Nox's plan by Amalia and Eva. In the third season, it is revealed the King is gravely ill and confined to his bed, and expects to die soon. King Oakheart eventually passed away at a later point, leading his son Prince Armand to succeed him as king.
Queen Sheran Sharm
Voiced by: Jessica Barrier (French); Fiona Clarke (English)
Amalia's mother and queen of the Sadida people. She died before the start of the story when Amalia was little. The king says that Amalia is the spitting image of her, both stubborn and adventurous. However, she appears in Evangeline's dream in her time at the Tree of Life
King Armand Sheran Sharm
Voiced by: Cedric Dumond (French); James Nickerson (Season 1-2 & OVAs), Doug Erholtz (Season 3), Rayner Garranchan (Season 4) (English)
Amalia's brother and was the acting ruler of the Sadida while the king is away. He is an arrogant man and believed the warning about Nox from his sister was nothing but her own imagination. He is attracted to Evangelyne, something that creeps her out and causes Percedal to become jealous. Armand also appears to have a racist view towards Iops, often insulting them. In the third season, due to the king's illness, Armand has all but taken over the throne and is constantly annoyed by how his sister does not care about politics. He is married to an Osamodas princess and tried to marry off Amalia as well. In the fourth season, following his father's death, he became the new Sadida king until his own death when he sacrificed himself to protect his kingdom and people from the Necrons.
Chamberlain Tofdrew
Voiced by: Gérard Surugue (French); Eric Meyers (English)
Canar & Renate
Canar voiced by: Arnaud Laurent (French); Taylor Clarke-Hill (Season 1-2), Eric Meyers (OVAs) (English)
Renate voiced by: Damien Da Silva (French); Eric Meyers (Series), Tom Clarke-Hill (Mini-Wakfu) (English)
Alibert
Voiced by: Thierry Mercier (Seasons 1-2 & OVAs), Paul Borne (Season 4) (French); Joe Mills (Seasons 1-2 & OVAs), J.D. Kaye (Season 4) (English)
Yugo's adoptive father, who found him as a baby when Grougaloragran left him at the beginning of the series. He is also the town mayor and a chef, who runs an inn. After taking the young boy under his care, Alibert has also ingrained a magical message through his eyes regarding Yugo's past. He raises Yugo for 12 years, training him as an assistant chef at the inn's restaurant, until the day their hometown comes under attack by a mysterious enemy and Yugo's past must be revealed.
Cleophee (Cleome in the English dub)
Voiced by: Maryne Bretieaux (French); Joanna Ruiz (English)
Evangelyne's younger sister. She is a tomboy and more easy-going than her older sister. She was in the Cra military and is a skilled fighter who works well with Percedal in hand-to-hand combat, which seems to make Evangelyne worried that Percedal might like Cleophee more than her. After the battle on the Crimson Claws, she sailed back home to Cra City with Elaine and Black Ink.
Grougaloragran
Voiced by: Benoit Allemane (Season 1), Frantz Confiac (Special) (French); Tom Clarke-Hill (Season 1), Justice Washington (Special) (English)
A dragon who took care of Yugo before Nox saw him. He has the powers to see into people's souls, which is why he picked Alibert for Yugo's father, as he saw he would be the perfect father. Until his rebirth, Grougaloragran was the father-figure of Adamaï, after which their roles became reversed with Adamaï having to be the parental figure to the reborn Grougal.
Master Goultard
Voiced by: Bruno Choel (French); Anthony Adonis (Season 1-2 & OVAs), Ben Pronsky (Season 3), Federico Slezynger (Season 4) (English)
A powerful demigod Iop who is Percedal's mentor. He is able to take down Rubilax's possessed form with a single strike of his sword, as well as he is the only being Rubilax has been shown to be afraid of. He gets Percedal back on his path after he was depressed over breaking Evangelyne's bow. It is later revealed in his fight with Rushu that he has become the new Iop god. After defeating Ogrest, Yugo leaves the six Eliatrope Dofus in Goultard's care, but in the third season it is revealed Adamaï stole them.
Master Joris
Voiced by: Yoann Sover (French); Eric Meyers (Seasons 1-2 & OVAs), Elgin David Aponte (Season 4) (English)
A wanderer whose face is hidden by his hood. He is a representative of the King of Bonta who came to discuss matters with Armand, who simply brushed him off. He is also very strong, wielding a hammer almost as tall as him and taking out a team of Sadida guards all on his own, as well as defeating (a damaged) Razortime very quickly. More of his backstory, including his origins, is revealed in the "Dofus: The Treasures of Kerubim" series and in the movie Dofus – Book 1: Julith. He was born as the child of Jahash Jurgen, Huppermage Supreme of Bonta, and Julith, the Butcher of Brakmar, who were mortal enemies who fell in love. After his mother returned to her old murderous ways, his father stopped her at the cost of his own life, and Joris was adopted and raised by Kerubim. Joris was revealed to be the host of the dragon Grougalorasalaar, who took residence in him when his Dofus was shattered.
Phaeris
Voiced by: Jean Barney (French); John Knowles (English)
A dragon who lived on the Crimson Claw archipelago in order to protect Shinonome's Dofus. When Qilby and Yugo fought for the Dofus, he defended Yugo against Qilby and a possessed Adamaï.
Balthazar
Voiced by: Gérard Surugue (French); Frank Stubbs (English)
An ancient dragon who watches over the children Eliatrope in the Emrub dimension.
Ogrest
Voiced by: Brigitte Lecordier, Mathias Kozlowski (Giant) (French); Julie-Ann Dean, Joe Mills (Giant) (English)
A gigantic goat-like creature who was accidentally created from Ogrines and a piece of candy a long time ago by an alchemist named Otomaï. He is known for creating natural disasters dubbed Ogrest's Chaos, in which his tears create giant floods.
Otomaï
Voiced by: Mark Lesser (French); Brad Kavanagh (English)
A Feca alchemist who accidentally created Ogrest and treated him as his son. He at some point leaves Ogrest, leading Ogrest to believe he was abandoned.
Elaine Narrowsmith and Captain Black Ink
Elaine Narrowsmith voiced by: Claire Baradat (French); Julie-Ann Dean (English)
Captain Black Ink voiced by: Martin Brieuc (French); Frank Stubbs (English)
Elaine is a Brakmarian girl who is a pirate just like her adoptive father, Black Ink, who is from the squid-like species of Kralove. They both make their first appearance in "A Fistful of Kamas" when they helped the Brotherhood find a boat to sail to the Crimson Claws archipelago. At the end of the second season, Elaine and Black Ink sailed back home, with Cleophee along for the ride. In the fourth season, they make a return as they congratulated Yugo and Amalia getting married after Yugo is now a handsome man.
Prince Adale
Voiced by: Alexandre Gillet (French); Eric Meyers (English)
The prince of New Sufokia, nation of the seas and oceans. His nation was wiped out by Ogrest's Chaos centuries ago, thanks to the scientists of his nation they were able to build an undersea dome as a temporary sanctuary until they fully re-built their society on Crimson Claws. The island holds an ore that enables them to fuel their machines.
General Frida Mofette
Voiced by: Déborah Perret (French); Jules de Jongh (English)
The commander of Prince Adale's army, in the battle at The Crimson Claws Island she appears to have to most fun slaughtering Shushus.
Soft Oak
Voiced by: Marc Cassot (French); Keir Stewart (English)
The tallest and oldest tree of the Forbidden Forest, located just outside Alibert and Yugo's village. He is killed after Nox drains him and many of his tress of their Wakfu.
Kabrok and Miranda
Kabrok voiced by: Richard Darbois (Episode 3), Patrick Bethune (Mini-Wakfu) (French); Keir Stewart (English)
Miranda voiced by: Claire Buyot (Episode 3), Diane Dassigny (Episode 11), Nathalie Regnier (Mini-Wakfu) (French); Fiona Clarke (English)
Kabrok is an Osamoda adventurer from days long past, who eventually found his true love in the form of an Ecaflip named Miranda. Soon after, the couple settled down and began running an underground item shop for weary travelers. However, Kabrok began to grow bored of his new life while Miranda forbid him to go adventuring, so he donned the guise of a villain called "The Black Crow" and has a ball of a time torturing a nearby village and destroying his competitors' shops in the process. He also dislikes Ruel as he often hits on his wife. Miranda is a strict saleswoman who will even put customers through a test so as to not deal with looky-loos. At the end of the first season, it is shown they are expecting a child.
The Ugly Princesses (Princess Eenca, Ydalipe, Erpel, and Lela)
Eenca voiced by: Jessica Barrier (French); Julie-Ann Dean (English)
Ydalipe voiced by: Audrey Le Bihan (French); Fiona Clarke (English)
Erpel voiced by: Caroline Pascal (French); Fiona Clarke (English)
Lela voiced by: Celine Ronte (French); Jules de Jongh (English)
A group of princesses who were cursed with ugliness by the god Osamodes after they insulted them; the only way to break the curse is for one of them to be kissed by a man. Their curse is broken when Percedal blows them a sincere kiss, but they go right back to turning down suitors.
The Puddlies
Tiny gelatinous creatures that often plagued the Taure brothers who often steal their food with brute force. Yugo and company come across both races on their visit to Puddlie village and Sadlygrove feels a sense of responsibility in teaching them how to defend themselves against the Bullies. Eventually, Yugo takes on the Bully leader and defeats him, sending the whole stampede packing.
Nausica
Voiced by: Elisabeth Fargeot (French); Fiona Clarke (English)
Nausica is an Eniripsa healer who helped the heroes after Amalia was bitten by a demonic rose although the poison was beyond her ability to heal. She directed them to a sap legendary for its healing properties, and Yugo and Ruel brought back several phials, one of which was used to cure Amalia. They gave the rest to her as thanks.
Xav the Baker
Voiced by: William Coryn (French); Taylor Clarke-Hill (English)
A baker from Chtibrout Town who is famous for his incredible-tasting golden wheat bread. His storage is ruined by a monster called Breadnought, not long before the deadline for a baking contest where the winner can present their bread to the King of Bonta. To help Xav win the contest, Yugo becomes his assistant and trains under him, so Xav teaches Yugo how to mold bread as if he were training with a weapon. After the Baker's Tournament, Yugo and company stay at Xav's home before heading out for their next adventure.
Helene
Voiced by: Dolly Vanden (French); Jules de Jongh (English)
Xav's wife and the mother of their two children.
Ratafouine (Ratweasel in the English dub)
Voiced by: Gérard Surugue (French); Tom Clarke-Hill (English)
Tolot, Calben, and Posho
Tolot voiced by: Vincent Grass (French); Joe Mills (English)
Calben voiced by: Frederic Cerdal (French); Eric Meyers (English)
Posho voiced by: Michel Mella (French); Tom Clarke-Hill (English)
Old friends of Ruel and his team members in his Gobbowl team The Real Boitards.
Kriss Krass
Voiced by: Mathias Kozlowski (French); Taylor Clarke-Hill (English)
A Sacrier wishes to become the most famous and highly respected Gobbowl player. He is originally from Brakmar, however, he leaves the city, to be the captain of The Red Gobbowls Bonta team. He is in love with Maude, however, she prefers the state masked Gowlbowler, in the episode The Masked Gobbowler, it is revealed who she really is. When Kriss returns to Brakmar, he is judged by Judge Bokobrodego.
The Red Gobbowls (Lame Chester in the English dub)
Kriss Krass' Gobbowl team consisting of Mounu, Jay, Jeremy, and Benji. They face off against Ruel's team The Real Boitards in Bonta.
Jactance
Voiced by: Cedric Dumond (French); Tom Clarke-Hill (English)
A Gobbowl commentator from Bonta. He commentates over the match between The Real Boitards and The Red Gobbowls. He later joins with his brother in Brakmar, Tendynite, to commentate over the match between Kriss' stand-in team and The Brak'N'Blacks.
Botun
Voiced by: Gabriel Ledoze (French); Tom Clarke-Hill (English)
Moon
Voiced by: Thomas Guitard (French); Fiona Clarke (Episode 14), Taylor Clarke-Hill (Mini-Wakfu) (English)
Master Drill
Voiced by: Pierre Hatet (French); Eric Meyers (English)
An Osamodas who watches over the ruins of an ancient dragon temple, and is father of Lotie and Mica.
Lotie and Mica
Lotie voiced by: Jennifer Fauveau (French); Fiona Clarke (English)
Mica voiced by: Sauvane Delanoë (French); Jules de Jongh (English)
Drill's two children who care for injured animals. Lotie soon adopts Nox's bow wow, Igole, and renames him Crazy-Eye.
Chibi
Grougaloragran's Eliatrope brother.
Moumoune
Voiced by: Perrette Pradier (French); Julie-Ann Dean (English)
Ruel's grandmother, she runs a cable cart business and is even more stingy and greedy than Ruel, whom she raised and claimed to have "spoiled" although flashbacks reveal she spent as little as possible on Ruel's upbringing, which included only feeding him a few peas on his birthday and refusing to buy him treats of any kind, claiming they would rot his teeth when she did not want to spend money. She refused to give him a discount and despite her stinginess, she loves her grandson in her own selfish and twisted way.
Justice Knight
Voiced by: Vincent Ropion (French); Taylor Clarke-Hill (English)
A knight clad in golden armor who sworn to protect the world from Shushus. Prior to the start of the second season, he and his father the original Justice Knight were attacked by Rubilax while he was in possession of Percedal's body. During his attack he causes Anathar to be freed and take over his father. Justice Knight has no choice but to cage him in a prison for the Shushu.
Justice Knight, Sr.
Voiced by: Antoine Tome (French); Joe Mills (English)
Justice Knight's father who unleashed Anathar, forcing Justice to have to lock him is his prison.
The Masked Gobbowler
Voiced by: Karine Foviau (French); Fiona Clarke (English)
A Brakmarian woman who is the captain of The Brak'N'Blacks. Her team faces off against Kriss Krass with Yugo and the gang serving as his stand-in team. Kriss Krass and his team in Brakmar were about to be executed when it was revealed two of their players were actually girls, she reveals her true identity as Maude who was actually an old of friend of Kriss'. Because of Brakmar's rules forbidding females to play Gobbowl, she has a mask to conceal her identity.
The Brak'N'Blacks
Maude's Gobbowl team consisting of Actator, Leol'Brak, Albarus, and Rhaboss. They play against Kriss Krass' stand-in team until Maude revealed her true identity, feeling betrayed they decided to play against her with The Emporg serving as their new captain.
Prince/King of Brakmar (Queen of Brakmar in Season 4)
Voiced by: Rémi Caillebot (French); Arthur Bostrom (Season 2), Yenni Ann (Season 4) (English)
The fickle, hot-tempered, prejudiced and manipulative ruler of Brakmar. Like in the French dub, he was male in the English dub, but was replaced in the fourth season with a female version of the character, who is referred to as the Queen of Brakmar.
Judge Benchwig
Voiced by: Bernard Tiphaine (French)
A Brakmarian judge who presided over the trial of Kriss Krass with Judge Bokobrodego. After the Brotherhood of the Tofu were exposed for cheating in Gobbowl, Benchwig has them, with Kriss among them, sentenced to death only to then include Maude when she was revealed to be the Masked Gobbowler. He cancels the execution when the Brak'N' Blacks demanded a trial by Gobbowl and he orders the release of the Emporg so he could serve as their new captain.
Tendynite
Voiced by: Nessym Guetat (French); Jimmy Hibbert (English)
A Jactance's brother who commentates over Gobbowl games and even court trials. He and Jactance both commentate over the match between Kriss Krass' stand-in team and The Brak'N'Blacks.
Pandiego de la Vega
Voiced by: Jean-Pierre Michael (French); Joe Mills (English)
A Pandawa bamboo farmer
Phil Harmonic
Voiced by: Edgar Givry (French); Frank Stubbs (English)
Wa Wabbit
Voiced by: Christophe Lemoine (French); Jimmy Hibbert (English)
Lenald
Voiced by: Benoit Du Pac (French); Tom Clarke-Hill (English)
Bordegann
Voiced by: Constantin Pappas (French); Tom Clarke-Hill (English)
Alia
Voiced by: Camille Donda (French); Jules de Jongh (English)
Leon Zitrool
Voiced by: Martin Brieuc (French); Frank Stubbs (English)
Sho-Bubu
Voiced by: Arnaud Arbessier (French); John Knowles (English)
Melo
Voiced by: Claire Baradat (French); Fiona Clarke (English)
Aurora
Voiced by: Marie Facundo (French); Cherami Leigh (English)
Armand's Osamodas wife. Both she and Armand often try to convince Amalia to marry one of her relatives.
Ashtur
Voiced by: Patrick Bethune (French); Joe Ochman (English)
Aurora's cousin. He is presented to Amalia as a potential husband.
The Council of Six
The leading faction of the Eliatrope race, composed of the six First Born Eliatropes and their Dragon twin siblings. Virtually immortal, these Eliatropes and Dragons never truly die, but reincarnate continuously from their shared Dofus. Each pair held an important post in Eliatrope society but fluctuated often between protecting, guiding and teaching their people. Chibi and Grougalorogran were poets, prophets, and inventors. Chibi was also the first king of the Eliatropes. Mina and Phaeris were priests and diplomats, known for resolving conflicts that emerged among the people. Chibi and Mina were also secret lovers. Yugo and Adamai were great explorers and warriors, charged with protecting the Eliatropes and leading them in battle. Yugo also succeeded Chibi as king. Nora and her brother Efrim were channelers, able to speak directly to the great goddess Eliatrope, the source of all Wakfu. Glip and his brother Baltazaar were teachers and loremasters, responsible for instructing Eliatropes young in all areas of life, including combat. Qilby and his sister Shinanome were the wisest of the First Born, both of them blessed with an eternal memory of all their past incarnations, unlike their other siblings. They served loyally for many years, but Qilby was eventually driven mad by boredom (as his eternal memory prevented him from re-experiencing life through his reincarnations) and rebelled, forcing a bloody campaign against a mechanoid race known as the Mechasme that nearly led to the extinction of the Eliatrope race before Yugo and Phaeris were able to imprison Qilby for his crimes. Apart from this, the First Born are shown to be capable of immense power and judging by the special episodes, aged at a far slower rate than their peers.
