Barnaby B. Beagle stands out as the neighborhood’s resident funny guy, giant best friend, and classic comic relief. If you had to sum him up, he is a mix of a vaudeville comedian, a lazy hound dog, and a fiercely loyal companion.

While Barnaby is the loud, energetic comic relief, Wally Darling is the absolute center of Welcome Home. He serves as the neighborhood's main protagonist, resident artist, and the most deeply unsettling anchor of the entire ARG.

Moving away from Wally’s eerie calmness, Poppy Partridge brings a completely different flavor of energy to the Welcome Home neighborhood. She is the community's resident worrywart, nurturer, and crafting expert.

If Poppy is the neighborhood’s nervous mom, Frank Frankly is its resident grump, scholar, and voice of reason. He is the standard "straight man" to the rest of the neighborhood's chaotic antics.

A bright pink, monster-like puppet with blonde hair and colorful horns. Julie is pure, unadulterated, manic joy. She loves playing games, running outside, and forcing everyone around her to smile.

A literal star-shaped puppet with a fiery personality. Sally is the neighborhood's theatrical director and diva, constantly organizing plays and demanding to be the center of attention.

The incredibly clumsy but sweet human-like mailman of the neighborhood. Eddie is a hard worker who always delivers the mail, even if he trips over his own feet to do it.

A literal caterpillar with multiple arms who runs the local corner store. Howdy is a fast-talking, charismatic, and incredibly friendly merchant who seems to have a solution for every problem.