| Image | Name | Strips | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 80s Game Store Guy | 82, 84 | Apparently a friend of the guy who looks like Jerry Fallout
Related to: 80s Moviegoer who looks like Jerry |
 | 80s Moviegoer who looks like Jerry | 69, 82, 83, 84, 86, 89, 91, 103, 104, 114, 116, 127, 129, 131, 132, 134, 136, 138, 139, 142, 143, 146, 147, 148, 156, 157, 167, 171, 176, 181, 182, 185, 189, 191, 192, 193, 194, 196, 197, 198, 212, 213, 214 | A guy who just watched "Back to the Future" on its premiere night, July 3, 1985. He looks suspiciously like Jerry Fallout, except for the hair color.
Related to: Female 80s Moviegoer; Male 80s Moviegoer; 80s Game Store Guy |
 | Andy | 77 | A schoolboy who wants to play with Madness, a girl from his class. But Madness's mother doesn't like the idea because her daughter has to finish her homework first.
Related to: Madness Monsterburg; Mrs Monsterberg |
 | Annoyed Grandma | 199 | A grandma from a commercial... does she even have grandchildren? And why is she annoyed? We'll probably never find out because she might not come back, along with her other strange companions. |
 | Astronaut at the VG Center | 206, 208, 209 | Someone cosplaying as an astronaut at the Virtual Gaming Center in 2067.
Related to: Fairy at the VG Center; Hooded Figure at the VG Center; Knight at the VG Center; Red Robot at the VG Center; Soldier at the VG Center; Warrior Princess at the VG Center; Wizard at the VG Center |
 | Badman | 14, 50 | We don't know a lot about him yet, but he seems to be quite bad |
 | Bailey, Con | 9, 50 | The assistant reporter of TV news anchor Pran Salan. Until season 14 of the TV series in Leon's comic series it was not revealed that his last name is Bailey.
Related to: Salan, Pran |
 | Ball Guy | 4, 31, 50, 53, 154 | One of three geometry nerds. He frequently discusses nerd topics with his friends, Cube Guy and Pyramid Guy.
Related to: Cube Guy; Pyramid Guy |
 | Banana | 3, 50 | A talking banana.
Related to: Gorilla Electronique, Le |
 | Barker, Clyde | 34, 50, 93, 94, 140, 153, 155, 160, 211 | A movie critic. The secret identity of Hyperman.
Related to: Hyperman |
 | Bartender at the Spacebar | 216 | She's the bartender at the crazy bar in the sky in the year 2067. Unlike her guests, she gets to stand on solid ground. |
 | Batman | 7, 14, 50 | The famous Dark Knight or Caped Crusader from the DC superhero comic books, always saves Gotham City from the bad guys.
Related to: Superman |
 | Bauer, Jack | 24, 50 | The hero of the action TV series "24."
Related to: Gangster; Palmer, David; Wayne, Miranda |
 | Beansworth, Harry | 59, 87, 211 | A news anchor for the SNN2 TV news station.
Related to: Riley, Rebecca |
 | Bedman | 14, 50 | Obviously, he likes to sleep. |
 | Bender Bending Rodriguez | 13, 50 | A booze-fueled, human-hating, cigar-smoking, cleptomanic robot from the TV series "Futurama". Best friend of Fry.
Related to: Fry, Philip J.; Scruffy; Super Fry; Super Leela |
 | Bike | 11, 50 | A talking bike? Well, everything is possible in EBC country.
Related to: King; Lamb; Lamp; Mary |
 | Blue | 190 | Blue is one of the four velociraptor mascots of Jurassic World. They are trained by Owen Grady, legendary dinosaur expert. Blue is the most popular of the pack as well.
Related to: Charlie; Delta; Echo; Grady, Owen |
 | Boldface, Terry | 62, 64, 65, 67, 69, 72, 87, 104, 106, 132, 158, 169, 181, 187, 189, 191, 193, 194, 196, 197, 198, 212, 213, 214, 215 | The lab assistant of Dr. Mysterious. His t-shirt reveals that he's a computer nerd.
Related to: Dr. Mysterious; Fallout, Jerry; Spacebot 4000 |
 | Bowser | 26, 50 | The spiked Koopa King is Super Mario's archnemesis. Frequently captures Princess Peach.
Related to: Firefox; Pants; Trousers |
 | Buffy, The Vampire Slayer | 5, 50 | Title heroine of the TV series with the same name. Doesn't actually look like this.
Related to: Muffy; Scruffy |
 | Burger Bar Employee | 54 | An unnamed employee of Burger Bar. Or did you think only Pimple Faced Teen works there?
Related to: Pimple Faced Teen |
 | Caesar, Gaius Julius | 112, 169 | Caesar (100-44 BC) was one of the most well-known Roman military officers, scholars, and politicians. During his reign, the Roman Republic was gradually turned into the Roman Empire. "Caesar" became an additional name or title for all of his successors, and words like German "Kaiser" or Russian "Tzar" (both meaning "Emperor") were derived from it. The transformation of the Republic into an Empire has inspired many works of (Science) Fiction, most notably the Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov as well as Star Wars. |
 | Captain America | 46, 50 | A Marvel Superhero. Steve Rogers was injected a "Supersoldier Serum" in World War II, and he helped fight the Nazis and their evil supervillains. Over the years, other characters have been using the Captain America costume as well.
Related to: Hulk; Iron Man; Spider-Man; Thor; Wolverine |
 | Charlie | 190 | Charlie is one of the four velociraptor mascots of Jurassic World. They are trained by Owen Grady, legendary dinosaur expert.
Related to: Blue; Delta; Echo; Grady, Owen |
 | Chef | 117, 118 | This chef is from Carthago, and he works for the Roman farmer in 52 BC, together with his brother, the cupbearer.
Related to: Cupbearer; Roman Farmer |
 | Chief RM01 | 27, 28, 50 | A Police Commissioner in Panzburg, a fictional town from Leon's comic series. Even his closest friends do not suspect that his secret identity is actually RM01, the prankster robot.
Related to: Chief Train; Williams, Breath |
 | Chief Train | 9, 27, 28, 50 | The Police Chief of the fictional city of Panzburg from Leon's comic series. He prefers eating donuts over catching gangsters.
Related to: Chief RM01; Williams, Breath |
 | Chinese Curlhead | 12, 50 | He's actually the curlhead, a guy who can be found in most McJobs in Leon's comic series. For a secret mission in China, he changed his appearance to look Chinese.
Related to: Chinese Jack Thompson; Chinese RM01; Chinese Snobble; Curlhead |
 | Chinese Jack Thompson | 12, 50 | He's actually Jack Thompson, a main character from Leon's comic series. For a secret mission in China, he changed his appearance to look Chinese.
Related to: Chinese Curlhead; Chinese RM01; Chinese Snobble; Thompson, Jack |
 | Chinese RM01 | 12, 50 | He's actually RM01, the prankster robot from Leon's comic series. For a secret mission in China, he changed his appearance to look Chinese.
Related to: Chinese Curlhead; Chinese Jack Thompson; Chinese Snobble; RM01 |
 | Chinese Snobble | 12, 50 | A snobble, a creature from fictional novels, movies, TV series, and comic books in Leon's comic series. For a secret mission in China, he changed his appearance to look Chinese.
Related to: Chinese Curlhead; Chinese Jack Thompson; Chinese RM01; Snobble |
 | Claudia | 121, 156, 157 | She's the daughter of the rich Roman farmer in 52 BC. "22 years old and still unmarried," as her father points out (which was in fact unusual for young Romans in those days). She seems to be interested in parties and sports, gladiator games in particular.
Related to: Roman Farmer |
 | Clippy | 70 | A once mild-mannered paper clip that was given all of Microsoft Word's powers in a freak accident, leaving him all knowing (yet utterly useless). |
 | Cloud #1 | 19, 49, 50, 58, 152, 160 | A cloud who wants to play with the other clouds to make rain. But will they let him?
Related to: Cloud #2; Cloud #3; Flower; Rainbow; Sun |
 | Cloud #2 | 19, 49, 50, 58, 152, 160 | A cloud, heavily raining and having fun doing it. Apparently a good friend of Cloud #3.
Related to: Cloud #1; Cloud #3; Flower; Rainbow; Sun |
 | Cloud #3 | 19, 49, 50, 58, 89, 152, 160 | A cloud, heavily raining and having fun doing it. Apparently a good friend of Cloud #2.
Related to: Cloud #1; Cloud #2; Flower; Rainbow; Sun |
 | Colani, Professor Peter | 9, 50 | Professor Peter Colani is an ingenious inventor and science nerd from Leon's comic series. Fun facts: His initials are "PC" and he's sometimes referred to by this. The RM robots keep calling him "Corani" to annoy him. |
 | Colosal Rabbit | 9, 50 | The title character of a fictional TV series in Leon's comic series. He usually hunts a fox (rather than vice versa). The series is created, produced, and directed by a guy with the stage name "Steven Stielberg". |
 | Comic Book Salesman in 1985 | 79 | He owned The Batcave, Jerry's and Spacebot's favorite comic book store, back in 1985. A collector himself, he not only buys used comic books, but also expired credit cards and other interesting stuff. |
 | Comic Nerd | 43, 50 | A nerd drawing comics. Although he looks a bit like me (and even sports a 'tallica shirt), he isn't me. |
 | Cube Guy | 4, 31, 50, 53, 154 | One of three geometry nerds. He frequently discusses nerd topics with his friends, Ball Guy and Pyramid Guy.
Related to: Ball Guy; Pyramid Guy |
 | Cupbearer | 117 | A cupbearer is a servant responsible for wine and other beverages. This guy is from Carthago, and he works for the Roman farmer in 52 BC, together with his brother, the chef.
Related to: Chef; Roman Farmer |
 | Curlhead | 9, 33, 34, 50 | A character from Leon's comic series. He is usually seen doing almost every McJob at burger restaurants, movie theaters, and the like. |
 | Curly Guy | 7, 50 | An unnamed guy from Energy Brain Comics. Not to be confused with Curlhead. |
 | Customer With Earphones | 210 | A very hipster-looking customer waiting in line at the Bookstore to get their hands on the new book by M.G. Rosenfeld, "The Lost Realm." What is he listening to? Hans Zimmer, perhaps? |
 | Customer With Huge Grin | 210 | A customer waiting in line at the Bookstore to get their hands on the new book by M.G. Rosenfeld, "The Lost Realm." Why is he so happy? Maybe because he's second in line, so it will be his turn soon. |
 | Customer With Messy Hair | 210 | A customer waiting in line at the Bookstore to get their hands on the new book by M.G. Rosenfeld, "The Lost Realm." His hair is greenish and quite messy and covers part of his eyes. |
 | Customer With Orange Hair | 210 | A customer waiting in line at the Bookstore to get their hands on the new book by M.G. Rosenfeld, "The Lost Realm." He's wearing something that looks like traditional Native American attire. |
 | Customer With Sunglasses | 210 | A customer waiting in line at the Bookstore to get their hands on the new book by M.G. Rosenfeld, "The Lost Realm." It's his turn now, and his sunglasses look quite cool. |
 | Dearing, Claire | 190 | Claire is a business woman who thinks that she can handle everything on her own. With high heels, of course.
Related to: Grady, Owen; Mitchell, Gray; Mitchell, Zach |
 | Delta | 190 | Delta is one of the four velociraptor mascots of Jurassic World. They are trained by Owen Grady, legendary dinosaur expert.
Related to: Blue; Charlie; Echo; Grady, Owen |
 | Dimitris Pimpolidis | 90 | The Greek version of Pimple Faced Teen working at the ΤαβÎÏνα των ΜπÎÏÎ³ÎºÎµÏ in Athens. |
 | Doodle #1 | 1, 50 | The very first character ever drawn in an Energy Brain Comic, before the series was born and got its title. Just a quick doodle, hence the name.
Related to: Doodle #2; Noodle; Poodle |
 | Doodle #2 | 1, 50 | The star of the hit mobile game "Doodle Jump".
Related to: Doodle #1; Noodle; Poodle; Guest Doodle |
 | Dr. Lucky | 23, 50 | A spaceship doctor from "The 23rd Century," a fictional cartoon TV series within Leon's comic series.
Related to: Foward, Captain Jonathan J.; Loverman, Harry; Nadana, Lana Nana; Ranglow, Paul; Ricky |
 | Dr. Monroe | 9, 50 | A physician from Leon's comic series. |
 | Dr. Mysterious | 56, 62, 63, 64, 65, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 87, 91, 102, 103, 104, 106, 107, 113, 116, 117, 118, 119, 121, 126, 127, 129, 131, 132, 133, 158, 167, 168, 169, 171, 173, 178, 181, 182, 183, 185, 187, 189, 191, 192, 193, 194, 196, 197, 198, 201, 212, 213, 214, 215 | A mysterious doctor, a scientist who claims to have invented a time machine.
Related to: Boldface, Terry; Fallout, Jerry; Spacebot 4000 |
 | Driver Baby | 55 | A baby who, according that old Beatles song, can drive my car. |
 | Echo | 190 | Echo is one of the four velociraptor mascots of Jurassic World. They are trained by Owen Grady, legendary dinosaur expert.
Related to: Blue; Charlie; Delta; Grady, Owen |
 | Englishman | 122 | Not so long ago, Sir Mortimer Watson III was just an ordinary English gentleman. But then, some kind of incident happened, and he became the superhero known as ENGLISHMAN. |
 | Evil Hippie Shaker, The | 22, 50 | An evil guy who apparently likes to shake hippies.
Related to: Hippie |
 | Fairy at the VG Center | 206, 207, 209 | Someone cosplaying as a fairy at the Virtual Gaming Center in 2067.
Related to: Astronaut at the VG Center; Hooded Figure at the VG Center; Knight at the VG Center; Red Robot at the VG Center; Soldier at the VG Center; Warrior Princess at the VG Center; Wizard at the VG Center |
 | Fallout, Gilbert | 159 | Gilbert L. Fallout, jr., is Jerry Fallout's grandfather and Monty Fallout's father. In his youth, he used to be a lot like Jerry (and Monty). He keeps saying that "back in our days, everything was better, although we didn't have anything." |
 | Fallout, Jerry | 6, 32, 34, 35, 37, 42, 47, 48, 50, 51, 52, 56, 57, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 67, 69, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 78, 79, 81, 83, 84, 86, 89, 91, 92, 98, 101, 102, 103, 104, 106, 108, 109, 113, 114, 116, 118, 119, 123, 124, 126, 127, 129, 131, 132, 134, 135, 136, 138, 139, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 150, 151, 155, 156, 157, 159, 160, 161, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 186, 187, 200, 201, 204, 206, 207, 208, 209, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219 | Jerry Fallout a.k.a. Carbon Dude is a slacker who manages to lose each and every job. Best friend of Spacebot 4000. Main interests: TV, beer, pranks.
Related to: Fallout, Mrs.; Pimple Faced Teen; Spacebot 4000; Boldface, Terry; Dr. Mysterious; Manga Jerry Fallout; Snobby Fallout |
 | Fallout, Monty | 159 | Montgomery J. Fallout is Jerry Fallout's father. He works as a construction engineer at a building company in Metrotopia. In his youth, he used to be a lot like Jerry, but he keeps denying it even to himself. |
 | Fallout, Mrs. | 37, 50, 159 | Jerry Fallout's mother. Shares his interest in watching TV.
Related to: Fallout, Jerry |
 | Fat Flap | 199 | Old and busted: Fat Zap. The new hotness: Fat Flap! BREAKING NEWS: FAT FLAP IS THE NEW FAT ZAP (just kidding, who is Fat Flap anyway? I don't know, nor do I care.) |
 | Fat Zap | 7, 29, 33, 50, 52, 53, 82, 101, 145, 150, 160, 170, 188 | An original EBC character. He sometimes appears in comics and says strange things. (Leon named him and originally wanted to call him "Fat Zapp," but I was against this idea.) Fun fact: He's not fat at all, but quite skinny. |
 | Female 80s Moviegoer | 69 | A lady who just watched "Back to the Future" on its premiere night, July 3, 1985.
Related to: 80s Moviegoer who looks like Jerry; Male 80s Moviegoer |
 | Female Customer | 210 | A customer in a bookstore. She wants to buy the new novel by M.G. Rosenfeld. She dislikes spoilers and having to queue up. |
 | Female Patron at the Spacebar | 216 | A female guest at the crazy bar in the sky in the year 2067 |
 | Ferrari | 38, 50 | Window's fearless, talking stallion in the fictional TV series "The Stone of Avalon." The fastest horse in the whole kingdom.
Related to: Flick; Isabelle; Knight of Lockwood; Magic Mirror; Sermon; Window |
 | Fez Chicken | 199 | A kind of chicken wearing a fez. An Ottoman chicken, so to say. They don't know whether they're a chicken, though. |
 | Firefox | 26, 50 | A web browser. Use it instead of Internet Explorer!
Related to: Bowser; Pants; Trousers |
 | Fireman | 88 | A brave member of the Metrotopia Fire Department who literally fights fire with fire. |
 | Flick | 38, 50 | Window's best friend and sidekick in the fictional animated TV series "The Stone of Avalon." He's not human, but half elf and half goblin.
Related to: Ferrari; Isabelle; Knight of Lockwood; Magic Mirror; Sermon; Window |
 | Flower | 19, 49, 50 | A talking flower who loves rain. One of the Weather Guys.
Related to: Cloud #1; Cloud #2; Cloud #3; Rainbow; Sun |
 | Fluffy | 5, 50 | A fluffy, talking dog.
Related to: Buffy, The Vampire Slayer; Muffy; Scruffy |
 | Foward, Captain Jonathan J. | 21, 23, 50 | Jonathan J. Foward is the captain of the unnamed spaceship in "The 23rd Century".
Related to: Dr. Lucky; Loverman, Harry; Nadana, Lana Nana; Ranglow, Paul; Ricky |
 | French Waiter | 173, 174, 177, 178, 179, 181 | A waiter who works at the bistro "Chez Marcel" in Paris. At first glance, he seems a bit arrogant. |
 | Fry, Philip J. | 5, 50 | The main character of the cartoon TV series "Futurama". Bender's best friend and roommate.
Related to: Bender Bending Rodriguez; Super Fry; Super Leela |
 | G 'N R Child | 184 | A child sporting a Guns 'N Roses shirt, sometimes mining for gems. |
 | Gangster | 24, 50 | An unnamed gangster, based upon the action TV series "24."
Related to: Bauer, Jack; Palmer, David; Wayne, Miranda |
 | Georges des Champingnons | 45, 50 | The French Mushroom George, enjoying some wine.
Related to: Giorgio di Funghi; Yun Qiaozhi; Mantar Georg; Martian George; Mushroom George; Schwammerl Schorsch |
 | Ghost Face | 199 | A ghostly face who doesn't seem to know what's up. It's slightly creepy. |
 | Gigaman | 9, 50 | A superhero. We don't know much about him yet. |
 | Giorgio di Funghi | 45, 50 | The Italian Mushroom George. He likes espresso.
Related to: Georges des Champingnons; Yun Qiaozhi; Mantar Georg; Martian George; Mushroom George; Schwammerl Schorsch |
 | Gorilla Electronique, Le | 3, 36, 50, 59 | A French-speaking Electronic Gorilla.
Related to: Banana; Pimple Faced Teen |
 | Grady, Owen | 190 | Chris Pratt... 'Nuff said!
Related to: Blue; Charlie; Dearing, Claire; Delta; Echo; Mitchell, Gray; Mitchell, Zach |
 | Guest Doodle | 10, 50 | The hero of "Doodle Jump" from a guest strip drawn by Leon.
Related to: Doodle #2; Guest RM01; Guest Roddenberry #1; Guest Roddenberry #2 |
 | Guest Guy #1 | 20, 50 | A random guy from a guest strip drawn by Leon.
Related to: Guest Guy #2; Guest RM04; Guest Snobble |
 | Guest Guy #2 | 20, 50 | Another random guy from a guest strip drawn by Leon.
Related to: Guest Guy #1; Guest RM04; Guest Snobble |
 | Guest Jerry Fallout | 40, 50, 120 | Jerry Fallout, slacker and best friend of Spacebot 4000, from a guest strip drawn by Leon.
Related to: Fallout, Jerry; Guest Spacebot 4000 |
 | Guest RM01 | 10, 50 | The prankster robot RM01 from a guest strip, drawn by his original creator, Leon.
Related to: Guest Doodle; Guest Roddenberry #1; RM01 |
 | Guest RM04 | 20, 50 | The best friend and sidekick of RM01 from a guest strip, drawn by his original creator, Leon.
Related to: Guest Guy #1; Guest Guy #2; Guest Snobble; RM04 |
 | Guest Rocker | 30, 50 | A rocker from a guest strip drawn by Leon.
Related to: Guest Scruffy; Guest Sideshow Bob; Guest Smoker |
 | Guest Roddenberry #1 | 10, 50 | A "Doodle Jump" enemy from a guest strip drawn by Leon. Fun fact: They are called "roddenberries" because of the sound they make. Did you ever notice how it sounds like "Roddenberry?"
Related to: Guest Doodle; Guest RM01; Guest Roddenberry #2 |
 | Guest Roddenberry #2 | 10, 50 | Another "Doodle Jump" enemy from a guest strip drawn by Leon.
Related to: Guest Doodle; Guest RM01; Guest Roddenberry #1 |
 | Guest Scruffy | 30, 50 | Scruffy, the mostly unknown janitor from "Futurama," from a guest strip drawn by Leon.
Related to: Guest Rocker; Guest Sideshow Bob; Guest Smoker; Scruffy |
 | Guest Sideshow Bob | 30, 50 | Sideshow Bob a.k.a. Robert Underdunk Terwilliger from "The Simpsons." Krusty The Clown's former assistant. Wants to kill Bart Simpson. From a guest strip drawn by Leon.
Related to: Guest Rocker; Guest Scruffy; Guest Smoker |
 | Guest Smoker | 30, 50 | An anonymous smoker from a guest strip drawn by Leon.
Related to: Guest Rocker; Guest Scruffy; Guest Sideshow Bob |
 | Guest Snobble | 20, 50, 110 | Snobbles are strange, single-eyed, rectangular creatures from fictional novels, movies, TV series, and comic books within Leon's comic series. Drawn by his original creator, Leon, in a guest strip. Fun fact: Most snobbles aren't snobs. If they are, they're called snobles. |
 | Guest Spacebot 4000 | 40, 50, 120 | Spacebot 4000, robot and best friend of Jerry Fallout, from a guest strip drawn by Leon.
Related to: Guest Jerry Fallout; Spacebot 4000 |
 | Guy Captured by Squidking | 97, 98 | A poor guy who got captured (and then dropped again) by Squidking, Hyperman's latest enemy. Let's hope Hyperman can save him! |
 | Handsome Guy | 18, 50 | A monster who thinks he's very handsome.
Related to: Less Handsome Guy |
 | Hippie | 22, 50 | A poor hippie, shaken by the Evil Hippie Shaker.
Related to: Evil Hippie Shaker, The |
 | Hooded Figure at the VG Center | 206, 208 | Someone cosplaying as a hooded figure at the Virtual Gaming Center in 2067. We can't know yet whether it's a human, a robot, or something else.
Related to: Astronaut at the VG Center; Fairy at the VG Center; Knight at the VG Center; Red Robot at the VG Center; Soldier at the VG Center; Warrior Princess at the VG Center; Wizard at the VG Center |
 | Hulk | 46, 50 | A Marvel Superhero. Dr. Bruce Banner turned into The Incredible Hulk by accident. Whenever he gets angry, he turns into the Hulk again.
Related to: Captain America; Iron Man; Spider-Man; Thor; Wolverine |
 | Human Customer at Madame Rosalina's | 188 | A man in the year 2067 who's about to buy Fallout 15 at Madame Rosalina's. They do have some fancy hairstyles in the future, don't they?
Related to: Robot Customer at Madame Rosalina's |
 | Hyperman | 17, 50, 53, 94, 96, 97, 98, 145, 170 | A superhero from Metrotopia. We don't know many of his superpowers yet, but he can obviously fly and seems to be pretty strong and invulnerable. Update: As of EBC #98, his powers and abilities include: Hyperstrength, hyperspeed, flight, phasing through windows, and changing his hair color at will (good to protect his secret identity). Related to: Barker, Clyde; Masked Swordman, The |
 | Iron Man | 46, 50 | A Marvel Superhero. Tony Stark is a rich owner of a weapon factory. He designed and built an armored suit that allows him to fly and to fight.
Related to: Captain America; Hulk; Spider-Man; Thor; Wolverine |
 | Isabelle | 38, 50 | Window's girlfriend from the fictional animated TV show "The Stone of Avalon," and a member of the fellowship that needs to find the Stone and to defeat the evil overlord Sermon
Related to: Ferrari; Flick; Knight of Lockwood; Magic Mirror; Sermon; Window |
 | Jacques, the French Chef | 179 | Is he really a chef or a convicted serial killer? We may find out some day. |
 | Julius Maximus | 133, 158 | An ancient Roman scholar and teacher, interested in the philosophy of Socrates. As a fanboy of his time, he even sports a beard which was not very common -- although not completely unheard of -- in Rome.
Related to: Marcus |
 | Kersken, Leon | 9, 39, 50 | Co-creator of "Energy Brain Comics" as well as his own comic series (of which he's the main character).
Related to: Kersken, Sascha; RM01; Thompson, Jack |
 | Kersken, Sascha | 9, 39, 50 | Me. See "About" for more info.
Related to: Kersken, Leon; RM01; Thompson, Jack |
 | King | 11, 50 | The king of an unnamed land that he fears to lose.
Related to: Lamb; Lamp; Mary |
 | Knight at the VG Center | 206, 207, 209 | Someone cosplaying as a knight at the Virtual Gaming Center in 2067.
Related to: Astronaut at the VG Center; Fairy at the VG Center; Hooded Figure at the VG Center; Red Robot at the VG Center; Soldier at the VG Center; Warrior Princess at the VG Center; Wizard at the VG Center |
 | Knight of Lockwood | 38, 50 | A hero in shiny armor from the fictional animated TV series "The Stone of Avalon." A member of the fellowship who needs to find the Stone and to defeat the evil overlord Sermon.
Related to: Ferrari; Flick; Isabelle; Magic Mirror; Sermon; Window |
 | Lady With Colorful Hair | 186 | A lady living in Metrotopia in the year 2067. She enjoys buying products from the seemingly omnipresent Nevermind Corporation. |
 | Lamb | 11, 50 | Mary's little one. |
 | Lamp | 11, 50 | A lamp who thinks that "Mary had a little LAMP." |
 | Le Teen au visage pimples | 90 | The French version of Pimple Faced Teen working at the Bistro Burger in Paris. |
 | Leisure Suit Guy | 196, 197, 198, 212, 213 | A guy in the year 2067, wearing a very retro kind of leisure suit. We don't have any idea what he's up to yet.
Related to: T35-M-X |
 | Less Handsome Guy | 18, 50 | A friend of "Handsome Guy," the monster. |
 | Lightning | 58, 160 | One of the weather guys. Hasn't said anything yet, except for "Krakakoom!" which is his favorite thunder sound. |
 | Lighty | 130 | A friend from Mooni with special forces to improve life on a planet. A hot spot from space. |
 | LOL | 29, 50 | LOL |
 | Lost Alien | 80 | A member of a genderless, very kind and helpful species from the planet Blib who crash-landed on Earth. Future unknown. |
 | Loverman, Harry | 21, 23, 50 | Lt. Loverman is a character from the fictional cartoon TV series within Leon's comic series. Frequently picked on by Captain Foward who makes him scrub the deck with a toothbrush etc. |
 | M.O.M. | 37, 50 | The "Magnetic Operations Machine" is an old-fashioned computer. Spacebot 4000's mom. |
 | Madness Monsterburg | 77 | She has a Medusa-like haircut (or merely snake cut) and seems to be a decent girl who likes the Music of Iron Maiden but doesn't like homework.
Related to: Andy; Mrs Monsterberg |
 | Magic Mirror | 38, 50 | A tool used by the evil overlord Sermon from the fictional animated TV series "The Stone of Avalon" |
 | Male 80s Moviegoer | 69 | A guy who just watched "Back to the Future" on its premiere night, July 3, 1985.
Related to: 80s Moviegoer who looks like Jerry; Female 80s Moviegoer |
 | Male Patron at the Spacebar | 216 | A male guest at the crazy bar in the sky in the year 2067 |
 | Manga Jerry Fallout | 85 | Jerry Fallout as a Japanese manga character.
Related to: Fallout, Jerry; Manga Spacebot 4000 |
 | Manga Spacebot 4000 | 85 | Spacebot 4000 as a Japanese manga character.
Related to: Manga Jerry Fallout; Spacebot 4000 |
 | Mantar Georg | 45, 50 | The Turkish Mushroom George, drinking tea of course.
Related to: Georges des Champingnons; Giorgio di Funghi; Martian George; Mushroom George; Schwammerl Schorsch; Yun Qiaozhi |
 | Marcus | 133 | One of Julius Maximus's disciples. Claims that he already has learned a lot, but obviously, he still needs to learn more.
Related to: Julius Maximus |
 | Martian George | 45, 50 | The Martian version of Mushroom George.
Related to: Georges des Champingnons; Giorgio di Funghi; Mantar Georg; Mushroom George; Schwammerl Schorsch; Yun Qiaozhi |
 | Mary | 11, 50 | Title character from the famous childrens' song "Mary Had a Little Lamb." We're not sure, though, what she had exactly. |
 | Masked Swordman, The | 17, 50 | An evil overlord, first archenemy of Hyperman. Wears a mask and fights with a sword. |
 | Mexicano | 8, 50 | A Mexican guest of the Burger Bar. |
 | Mitchell, Gray | 190 | The younger, and smarter brother of Zach. He knows precisely how many teeth Owen's raptors have. And also how clean said teeth are.
Related to: Dearing, Claire; Grady, Owen; Mitchell, Zach |
 | Mitchell, Zach | 190 | A quite stereotypical example of an American teenager who gets the once-in-a-lifetime chance to see real-life dinosaurs. But in fact, he is only interested in girls, girls, girls! The older brother of Gray Mitchell.
Related to: Dearing, Claire; Grady, Owen; Mitchell, Gray |
 | Mooni | 130 | Is a guy with a cosmic sphere and has friends from space. |
 | Mr. Iceblock | 25, 50 | An enemy in the open source platform jump'n'run game "SuperTux." Mr. Iceblocks act much like Koopa Troopas in the Super Mario games. |
 | Mr. Katana | 191, 192, 193 | A hardware store assistant from Yokohama in the year 2067. |
 | Mrs Monsterberg | 77 | While she looks almost as unusual as her daughter, Madness, she seems to be pretty bourgeouis -- she insists that Madness finishes her homework before she plays with Andy.
Related to: Andy; Madness Monsterburg |
 | Muffy | 5, 50 | A talking muffin that faces the sad fate to be eaten by Homer Simpson. |
 | Mushroom George | 15, 50 | In "Mario Kart Wii," there's a circuit called "Mushroom Gorge." As Leon kept calling it "Mushroom George," I just had to draw this guy. |
 | Nadana, Lana Nana | 23, 50 | Lt. Cmdr. Lana N. Nadana is a member of Captain Foward's crew and his main love interest (not mutual). A character from the fictional cartoon TV series "The 23rd Century" within Leon's comic series. |
 | Noodle | 1, 50 | A talking noodle. |
 | Palmer, David | 24, 50 | The President of the United States in earlier seasons of the action TV series "24." |
 | Pants | 26, 50 | The American cousin of Trousers. |
 | Penny | 25, 50 | Tux's girlfriend who gets captures by the evil Nolok in the "SuperTux" open-source game series. |
 | Pigcow | 199 | Not sure if a pig or a cow. In any case they're claiming to be the famous news anchor, Pran Salan. |
 | Pimple Faced Robot | 188 | A robot employee at Madame Rosalina's in 2067. People seem to feel comfortable when the store assistants are pimple faced, and a robot may be even easier to exploit than a teenager. |
 | Pimple Faced Roman Teen | 127 | He's a Pimple Faced Teen in Ancient Rome in 52 BC, and he does what many Pimple Faced Teens do: he sells beef burger takeaways at a place called the Taberna. |
 | Pimple Faced Snobble Teen | 90 | The Snobblish version of Pimple Faced Teen, working at the Snobble Bar. |
 | Pimple Faced Teen | 8, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 50, 52, 54, 65, 95, 101, 135, 145, 151, 153, 155, 159, 160, 170, 175, 195, 201, 202, 215 | The employee (and sometimes manager) of the Burger Bar. Often has to face unusual customers. Similar to the Squeaky Voiced Teen (a.k.a. Pimple Faced Kid) in the famous cartoon TV series "The Simpsons."
Related to: Burger Bar Employee |
 | Pimple Faced Teen's Mom | 37, 50, 82, 83 | The mother of Pimple Faced Teen. Fun fact: She doesn't have pimples. |
 | Police Officer | 87, 89, 91 | An officer of the Metrotopia Police Department in the year 1985. He has been sent to interrogate Spacebot 4000 and doesn't seem to enjoy it. |
 | Poodle | 1, 50 | A poodle from comic #1. We don't know whether it's the same dog as Fluffy, but we think they're at least related. Fun fact: While Fluffy talks, he merely barks. |
 | Punk Rocker | 2, 50 | A punk rocker. He doesn't talk using words but rude symbols. |
 | Pyramid Guy | 4, 31, 50, 53, 154 | One of three geometry nerds. He frequently discusses nerd topics with his friends, Ball Guy and Cube Guy. |
 | Rainbow | 19, 49, 50 | One of the Weather Guys who always appears when sun meets rain. One of the very few colored EBC characters. |
 | Ranglow, Paul | 21, 23, 50 | Paul Flipper a.k.a. Commander Ranglow is the second in command in "The 23rd Century," the fictional cartoon TV series in Leon's comic series. |
 | Raybe | 130 | A little robot with a special engine for sound performances. He can do longterm tasks. |
 | RC06 | 37, 50 | A robot of the RC series (Robot/Computer). Other than RMs, RCs do have a conscience but no feelings. Chief designer of the RM series. A robot from the RB, a fictional Robot Factory in Leon's comic series. |
 | Receptionist at the "Cozy Sleep Motel" in 2067 | 218 | 82 years later, there's another receptionist working at the Cozy Sleep Motel. She has glitter in her hair. |
 | Receptionist at the "Cozy Sleep Motel" | 73, 74 | In 1985, he worked as a receptionist at the "Cozy Sleep Motel." He spent most of his time there reading comic books. In 2011, he owns a comic book store, and without realizing it, Jerry and Spacebot know him. |
 | Red Robot at the VG Center | 206, 208, 209 | A red robot living in the future. It is part of a group of cosplayers at the Virtual Gaming Center in 2067.
Related to: Astronaut at the VG Center; Fairy at the VG Center; Hooded Figure at the VG Center; Knight at the VG Center; Soldier at the VG Center; Warrior Princess at the VG Center; Wizard at the VG Center |
 | Restaurant Guest | 195 | A guest in a fancy restaurant who gets hit by a cup of coffee because the waiter doesn't really take care. |
 | Ricky | 23, 50 | RICK900 a.k.a. Ricky is the ship computer of the unnamed spaceship in "The 23rd Century," the fictional cartoon TV series in Leon's comic series. |
 | Rider on the Highway to Hell | 66 | He's riding his bike on the Highway to Hell. Apart from that, we don't know anything about him. |
 | Riley, Rebecca | 59 | A reporter for the SNN2 TV news station.
Related to: Beansworth, Harry |
 | RM01 | 2, 37, 50, 75 | A prankster robot from Leon's comic series. Prototype of the RM series, the first robot series by the RB (Robot Factory in the fictional city of Panzburg) who have real emotions. When RM01 first appeared, he ran from the RB illegally and challenged Leon to compete in a car race. |
 | RM04 | 9, 50 | RM01's best friend and sidekick. The second most important robot in Leon's comic series. |
 | Robot Customer at Madame Rosalina's | 188 | A robot in the year 2067 at Madame Rosalina's. He seems to be a fan of Nintendo games, and Diddy Kong seems to have some offspring by that year. OH MYYYY!!!
Related to: Human Customer at Madame Rosalina's |
 | Rock Star | 99 | Literally, a Rock Star, with a blue Flying V electric guitar, sunglasses, and everything. I think he rocks! |
 | ROFL | 29, 50 | ROFL |
 | ROFLMAO | 29, 50 | ROFLMAO, LOL and ROFL's dad. |
 | Roman Farmer | 114, 116, 117, 119, 121, 156 | An Ancient Roman farmer who seems to be pretty concerned that Jerry, Spacebot, and Monty are sitting on his field and reading comic books.
Related to: Chef; Cupbearer; Claudia |
 | Roman Prison Guard | 139, 141, 147, 148, 156, 157 | A simple soldier who guards the prisoners in the basement of Caesar's palace. He claims that the food they serve is so terrible that the prisoners prefer to fight in the Colosseum. |
 | Rubick | 60 | A smart toy which comes with many disguises.
Related to: Toy Robot |
 | Salan, Pran | 9, 50 | News anchor of the PTV2 television network in Leon's comic series. Catchphrase: "I'm Pran Salan." |
 | Scarecrow Guy | 199 | A guy who looks somewhat like a scruffy scarecrow. He's probably from Australia because he seems like he wants to go back to Sydney (which he misspells). Or is Sidney just a friend of his? |
 | Schwammerl Schorsch | 45, 50 | The German (or more precisely: Bavarian) Mushroom George, drinking beer. |
 | Scruffy | 5, 50 | Scruffy, the janitor, from the cartoon TV series "Futurama." Fun fact: No-one knows who he is. |
 | Sermon | 38, 50 | The evil overlord in the fictional animated TV series "The Stone of Avalon" who has stolen the Stone and has to be defeated. |
 | Shop Assistant | 210 | The assistant working at the Bookstore. Her favorite author is M.G. Rosenfeld, and she can't shut up about her, even if that would mean spoiling plot details to customers. |
 | Simpson, Bart | 13, 50 | 10 year-old son of Homer and Marge Simpson, from the world-famous TV show. |
 | Simpson, Homer J. | 5, 50 | A fat, lazy, dumb guy from the famous cartoon TV series "The Simpsons." |
 | Sir James Pimples III | 90 | The English version of Pimple Faced Teen working at Her Majesty's Burger Inn in Birmingham. |
 | Snobble | 9, 19, 41, 50, 152 | Snobbles are strange, single-eyed, rectangular creatures from fictional novels, movies, TV series, and comic books within Leon's comic series. Fun fact: Most snobbles aren't snobs. If they are, they're called snobles. |
 | Snobby Fallout | 105 | Jerry Fallout as a Snobble. As such, he goes by the nickname Carbon Cube.
Related to: Fallout, Jerry; Space Snobot 4000 |
 | Snupfen | 9, 50 | Snupfen are wise aliens from the planet Snupfing. They sometimes appear in Leon's comic series. |
 | Soldier at the VG Center | 206, 208 | Someone cosplaying as a soldier at the Virtual Gaming Center in 2067.
Related to: Astronaut at the VG Center; Fairy at the VG Center; Hooded Figure at the VG Center; Knight at the VG Center; Red Robot at the VG Center; Warrior Princess at the VG Center; Wizard at the VG Center |
 | Space Snobot 4000 | 105 | Spacebot 4000 as a snobot (a snobble-like robot). As such, he goes by the nickname Metal Snobble.
Related to: Snobby Fallout; Spacebot 4000 |
 | Spacebot 4000 | 6, 32, 34, 37, 42, 47, 48, 50, 51, 52, 56, 57, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 67, 69, 71, 72, 73, 74, 76, 78, 79, 81, 83, 84, 86, 87, 89, 91, 92, 98, 101, 103, 104, 106, 113, 114, 123, 124, 127, 131, 132, 134, 136, 138, 139, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 150, 151, 155, 156, 157, 159, 161, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 181, 182, 183, 185, 186, 187, 200, 201, 204, 206, 207, 208, 209, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219 | Spacebot 4000 a.k.a. Metal Guy is a robot, best friend and roommate of Jerry Fallout. While Jerry is the real prankster, Spacebot sometimes joins him in his shenanigans.
Related to: Boldface, Terry; Dr. Mysterious; Manga Spacebot 4000; Space Snobot 4000 |
 | Spider-Man | 46, 50 | A Marvel Superhero. Teenage Peter Parker gets bitten by a radioactive (in later versions: genetically altered) spider. Subsequently, he gains the relative strengths and abilities of a spider and uses them to fight evil.
Related to: Captain America; Hulk; Iron Man; Thor; Wolverine |
 | Squidking | 96, 97, 98 | An evil sea monster who wants to become King of Metrotopia -- although the city has never been a monarchy. |
 | Sun | 19, 49, 50, 58, 152, 160 | One of the Weather Guys, and one of the few colored characters in EBC. |
 | Sunshine, Annabel | 33, 50 | A lady who is happy that it's literally raining men |
 | Super Fry | 13, 50 | Philip J. Fry, main character of "Futurama," as a superhero. |
 | Super Homer | 13, 50 | Homer Simpson, one of the title characters from "The Simpsons," as a superhero. |
 | Super Leela | 13, 50 | Turanga Leela, one of the main characters from "Futurama," as a superheroine. |
 | Super Lisa | 13, 50 | Lisa Simpson, one of the title characters from "The Simpsons," as a superhero. |
 | Superbowl Snobble | 199 | A snobble all dressed up and ready to support their favorite team. At least I think so, I don't know them after all. |
 | Supergiant | 93 | A giant monster who threatens to eat the whole city. He is starring as the title character in the motion picture "Supergiant II" (which should mean that there was also a first movie). |
 | Superman | 7, 50 | The Man of Steel, the Man of Tomorrow, a DC comics superhero invented in the 1930s by Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel. Originally from the doomed planet Krypton, he was sent to earth by his parents. He may be the greatest superhero of all times. |
 | T. Thomas Taylor | 140 | The CEO of the Daily Metrotopian, the newspaper for which Clyde Barker works as a movie critic when he's not on his secret missions as Hyperman. A choleric, caffeine-addict workaholic. His brother, Harold, is the editor-in-chief and vice president. |
 | T35-M-X | 213 | A sentient, autonomous vacuum cleaning unit, found in the apartment of Chandler in the year 2067. It seems to be quite friendly to our main characters.
Related to: Leisure Suit Guy |
 | Teenager w pimliczky | 90 | The Polish version of Pimple Faced Teen, working at the Restaracji Burger in Warsaw. |
 | Teenie O'Pimples | 90 | The Irish version of Pimple Faced Teen working at O'Burger's Irish Pub in Dublin. |
 | Thompson, Jack | 9, 33, 50 | A character from Leon's comic series. He's the assistant in the TV show. A ladies' man (or so he thinks), and not the brightest bulb in the box. |
 | Thor | 46, 50 | A Marvel Superhero. The Norse God of thunder, son of Odin. With his mighty hammer, Mjolnir, he is one of Asgard's strongest warriors. Cast to Earth for his youthful arrogance, he becomes a superhero and defender of the humans.
Related to: Captain America; Hulk; Iron Man; Spider-Man; Wolverine |
 | Toy Robot | 60 | He is a little toy robot with many functions but some are not well tested in the first edition.
Related to: Rubick |
 | Trousers | 26, 50 | The English cousin of Pants. |
 | Tux | 25, 50 | The mascot of the open-source operating system Linux and hero of the game "SuperTux." A fat, happy penguin. |
 | User of the Stairway to Heaven | 44, 50 | Unlike most other people who use planes or elevators, he actually tried the Stairway to Heaven. He won't repeat the experience, though. |
 | Warrior Princess at the VG Center | 206, 208 | Someone cosplaying as a warrior princess at the Virtual Gaming Center in 2067.
Related to: Astronaut at the VG Center; Fairy at the VG Center; Hooded Figure at the VG Center; Knight at the VG Center; Red Robot at the VG Center; Soldier at the VG Center; Wizard at the VG Center |
 | Watcher, The | 95 | A character from the Marvel Universe. He watches and records everything important that happens on Earth (and a few parallel Earths). |
 | Wayne, Miranda | 24, 50 | An employee at CTU, the fictional agency in the TV series "24." Fun fact: There is no Miranda Wayne in the real series. |
 | Williams, Breath | 27, 28, 50 | The "brain" of a gangster couple in which his partner, Guth Collins, is merely the "muscle". A character from Leon's comic series that is not online yet. |
 | Window | 38, 50 | The accidental hero of the fictional animated TV series "The Stone of Avalon." A farmboy by birth, he's sent on the mission to find the Stone and free the land from the evil Sermon. |
 | Wizard at the VG Center | 206, 207, 208, 209 | Someone cosplaying as a wizard at the Virtual Gaming Center in 2067.
Related to: Astronaut at the VG Center; Fairy at the VG Center; Hooded Figure at the VG Center; Knight at the VG Center; Red Robot at the VG Center; Soldier at the VG Center; Warrior Princess at the VG Center |
 | Wolverine | 46, 50 | A Marvel Superhero. James Howlett or Logan is a mutant, one of the best-known X-Men. He has animal-keen senses, an enhanced healing factor, great physical strength, and the famous claws.
Related to: Captain America; Hulk; Iron Man; Spider-Man; Thor |
 | Yet Another Pimple Faced Teen | 84, 86 | He works at Burger Bar in 1985, and he seems to be a Star Trek fan. |
 | Yun Qiaozhi | 45, 50 | The Chinese version of Mushroom George.
Related to: Georges des Champingnons; Giorgio di Funghi; Mantar Georg; Martian George; Mushroom George; Schwammerl Schorsch |
