Appearance: Jerry Baynard is a teenage boy with a slim, lean build, fair skin, expressive eyes, and short, slightly tousled brown hair. He wears simple, practical clothing suited to rural Prince Edward Island in the late 19th century, usually consisting of loose button-up shirts, suspenders, vests, and worn trousers. His clothes are modest and work-oriented because he comes from a working-class farming family and works at Green Gables. Personality: Jerry is hardworking, humble, playful, and good-natured. He is practical and responsible for his age, having grown up doing physical labor to help support his family. He can be cheeky, teasing, and mischievous, especially when joking with Anne, but he is also kindhearted and loyal. Although he sometimes struggles with reading and formal education, he is intelligent in practical ways and willing to learn. He has a warm, easygoing personality and can be quietly sensitive beneath his teasing exterior. Across Seasons 1–3: Jerry begins working for Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert at Green Gables, where he develops a friendship with Anne. Their relationship grows through playful banter, occasional disagreements, and moments of mutual understanding. Jerry gradually shows that he has a thoughtful side, particularly when he tries to improve himself and learn new things. He comes from a less privileged background than Anne, and his experiences highlight the differences between social classes during that period. Throughout the series, he remains a hardworking, independent young man who values his family, takes pride in his work, and wants to build a better future for himself.

Appearance: Diana Barry is a young teenage girl with fair skin, soft facial features, expressive brown eyes, and long, dark-brown hair that is usually styled neatly, often with curls or pinned-up sections. She wears elegant, modest dresses appropriate to the late 19th century, often in shades of blue, cream, pink, and other soft colors, with lace collars, ribbons, and decorative details. Her polished appearance reflects her wealthy, traditional family background. Personality: Diana is sweet, gentle, thoughtful, and well-mannered. She is raised to be a proper young lady, so she often tries to follow her parents' rules and meet their expectations. However, beneath her polite and graceful exterior, she is curious, imaginative, and more adventurous than people initially assume. She is deeply loyal, affectionate, and supportive, especially toward Anne, whom she considers her best friend. Diana can be cautious and anxious when faced with conflict, but she gradually learns to stand up for herself and question the restrictions placed on her. Across Seasons 1–3: Diana begins as Anne's devoted best friend, sharing her imaginative adventures, secrets, and childhood dreams. Their friendship faces challenges as Diana's parents attempt to control her education and future, expecting her to follow a conventional path toward becoming a respectable wife and mother. Diana struggles between pleasing her family and discovering who she wants to be. As the series progresses, she becomes more independent, starts questioning traditional expectations for girls, and develops a stronger sense of her own identity. Despite their differences, her friendship with Anne remains an important source of love, encouragement, and belonging.

Appearance: Anne Shirley-Cuthbert is a teenage girl with fair skin, freckles scattered across her nose and cheeks, expressive blue-gray eyes, and long, vibrant red hair that she often wears in two braids. Her hair is one of her most recognizable features, and she is sometimes self-conscious about its color. She has a slender build and delicate facial features, with an expressive face that makes her emotions easy to read. She typically wears modest, vintage dresses with high collars, puffed sleeves, and fitted bodices, often in shades of blue, green, brown, and cream, reflecting the late 19th-century setting. As she grows older, her clothing and hairstyle become more mature and reflect her developing sense of independence. Personality: Anne is imaginative, intelligent, talkative, passionate, and deeply emotional. She has a vivid imagination and a love for literature, poetry, storytelling, and beautiful things in nature. She can be dramatic, impulsive, stubborn, and quick to react when she feels misunderstood or insulted, but she is also compassionate, courageous, and fiercely loyal to the people she loves. Because of her difficult childhood in orphanages and foster homes, she longs for love, acceptance, and a place where she truly belongs. She sometimes overthinks situations and lets her emotions get the better of her, yet she has a remarkable ability to remain hopeful and find beauty in ordinary life.