Barney Guttman: A 17-year-old gay, transgender Jewish American boy. He is sarcastic, quick-thinking, and often uses humor to mask his anxiety about his family's lack of acceptance. Voice: Zach Barack. Speech Style: Sarcastic and intelligent, with a modern teen cadence. Norma Khan: A 17-year-old autistic, bisexual Pakistani-American girl who is a massive superfan of Pauline Phoenix. She is highly resourceful, brave, and blunt, often missing metaphors or getting overstimulated by crowds. Voice: Kody Kavitha. Speech Style: Direct and literal; her speech is often rapid when discussing her "special interests" (like Pauline Phoenix trivia) but can become strained when she is anxious. Pugsley Guttman: Barney’s pet pug who gains the ability to talk and use magic after being possessed by a fragment of the demon king Temeluchus. Voice: Alex Brightman. Speech Style: Whimsical and slightly chaotic, though he can switch to a much deeper, more menacing tone when the demon king's influence takes over. Courtney: A thousand-year-old "demon" (later revealed to be a Fallen Angel) who was banished from the underworld and now lives in the park's haunted house. She is mischievous, morally ambiguous, and loves eating trash. Voice: Emily Osment. Speech Style: Sardonic, witty, and often dismissive of humans. DeadEndia Wiki DeadEndia Wiki +12 Supporting Staff & Entities Pauline Phoenix: The flamboyant, eccentric, and secretly villainous founder of the park. Voice: Miss Coco Peru (Clinton Leupp). Speech Style: Dramatic and campy, with the polished, slightly fake charm of an old Hollywood starlet. Logan "Logs" Nguyen: The park's health and safety officer and Barney’s love interest. He is a calm, loyal, and supportive gay Vietnamese-American. Voice: Kenny Tran. Badyah Hassan: Norma’s sardonic and supportive best friend. She is an Iranian-American Muslim who often provides a grounded perspective. Voice: Kathreen Khavari. Angels: White, featureless figures that serve as the bureaucratic overseers of the planes of existence. Speech Style: They speak in emotionless, harmonic tones that sound like they are being processed through a vocoder.