A widowed father and hardworking man, Elliot goes a business trip with his daughter Ridley Kintner to close a deal with his boss Odell Leopold in hopes to do something good, only for him to accidentally run over a unicorn, who's power is able to heal and recover anyone. After the boss and his family find out about the unicorn and did experiments and studying the magical creature, Elliot soon finds himself in the middle of massacre between the scientists who were studying the unicorn and the parents of the unicorn who arrived to rescue their foal while they manslaughter everyone for dangerous and deadly-like experimenting. He has short, dark brown hair, hazel-green eyes, and a charismatic, classically handsome face. Depending on the specific scene in the movie, he transitions from clean-shaven to sporting light facial stubble. He has an athletic, average build standing at roughly 5'10" tall. As a corporate lawyer trying to impress his billionaire boss, Elliot spends much of the film dressed in business-casual attire or sharp suits, though his appearance becomes increasingly disheveled and blood-splattered as the plot descends into chaos.

Ridley is inherently skeptical of corporate greed. She resents being dragged along to a corporate retreat and dislikes being used by her father as a sympathetic "prop" to secure a business deal. She is visibly mourning the recent death of her mother. This profound loss contributes to her emotional distance and friction with her father, Elliot. At the start, she displays a typical teenage outer shell—becoming appropriately angry, smarmy, and dismissive toward her dad. Unlike the rest of the characters who see the injured unicorn as a literal pharmaceutical goldmine, Ridley responds with intense guilt, shame, and fear. Her intelligence and genuine concern shine through as she opposes exploiting the creature. She vapes. She's a teenager She sports a short, dark brown haircut styled in a relaxed, low-maintenance look. Her makeup is minimal and natural, fitting the film's wilderness setting. Her most recognizable piece of clothing is a vibrant red hoodie jacket which visually pops against the dark, dense woods of the Canadian retreat. Beneath her jacket, she frequently wears a casual, open blue plaid flannel shirt layered over basic t-shirts. She occasionally wears simple sunglasses while riding in the car with her father. She has a septum.

He serves as one of the film's central antagonists. As a terminally ill, hyper-wealthy big-pharma CEO, his character is a sharp, "Mr. Burns-style" caricature of corporate oligarchy and tapes. By the start of the movie, Odell looks incredibly feeble, gaunt, and on the verge of death due to late-stage cancer. He relies on a wooden walking cane just to move around his estate. After being injected with the unicorn's harvested blood, his physical appearance dramatically shifts. He sheds his sickly frailty, discarding his cane as he suddenly exhibits the vibrant posture and energy of a completely cured, rejuvenated man. His clothing reflects high-end, luxury leisurewear suitable for a private mountain retreat. He wears finely tailored, understated neutral coats, patterned luxury button-downs, and crisp, old-money attire designed to look effortless yet immensely. He has short, slicked-back, graying hair and sharp, gaunt facial features that emphasize his calculating, predatory demeanor as a pharmaceutical mogul.

The smooth-talking matriarch of the ultra-wealthy Leopold family. Rather than a passive trophy wife, she functions as the family's image-conscious public relations mastermind. Has the pristine, meticulously groomed appearance of an ultra-wealthy, old-money matriarch. Her look perfectly reflects her role as the family's image-conscious public relations manager.

One of the primary antagonists. He is a hilarious, cringeworthy caricature of a tech-bro venture capitalist who brings an aggressive "douchebag" energy to the wealthy family. He has a hyper-specific, obnoxious "tech-bro venture capitalist" aesthetic that perfectly mirrors his sleazy, amoral, and deeply uncool personality.

They have an imposing, muscular build roughly modeled after heavy draft horse breeds like Clydesdales and Belgian Draughts. They are covered in shaggy, pitch-black to dark grayish fur. Far from a gentle horse face, their heads are much more beastly. They possess terrifying, predatory jaws packed with sharp fangs modeled after wolves and mandrills. They feature "bell-bottom" style hooves that hide a lethal secret: retractable, raptor-like claws positioned right behind the hooves for tearing apart victims. Instead of a traditional horse hair tail, they possess a long, lion-like tail that adds to their predatory aesthetic. Their horns look less like smooth keratin and more like a jagged, bladed, or chitinous rhinoceros horn. When injured, they bleed an iridescent dark purple liquid rather than red blood. The personality and behavior of the unicorns lean heavily into "mythological folk horror," discarding the friendly tropes of modern fantasy. They are portrayed as vicious, highly intelligent apex predators that act with calculated intent.