But Maya is not perfect. She can be overly optimistic and not see when people abuse her trust, leading her to make well-intentioned but naive decisions. Being an idealist makes her restless, too, constantly feeling like there’s something else to do and that things are rarely ever good enough. For her, it’s hard to focus, and the thrill of a new adventure can make it challenging to commit to long-term experiences.

Maya has a secret tragedy from her past that will lead her to her biggest adventure.
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Dallas may be a mighty giant, but he’s still silly and playful with Maya and her friends and enjoys going on adventures through The Forsaken Plane, Delusion Land, Deadfield, or The Mammoth Reach.

Maya can be chaotic and unpredictable, so Dallas usually maintains an order and brings the team back on course. He’s also there to support his friends when they're stressed or feeling down.

Even though Dallas can easily sense how others feel, it’s hard for him to express his emotions—there’s a hidden story inside him.

While small, Skipper is an agile and fearful fighter. They’re always creating tools and weapons that surprise their enemies. And in a crisis, instead of panicking, Skip is busy finding a way out. But sometimes, this can put everyone at risk.

Skipper can be stubborn—mainly because they see things others can’t. Skip is usually private and reserved and prefers looking at the stars in a quiet snooky during chill times.

Since she’s so practical and self-sufficient, she can be blunt and avoid touchy-feely situations. For her, facts matter more than feelings or ideas. Her determination can sometimes make her seem insensitive and close-minded. But, her friends know that she’s just being honest and direct—which they love.

Ankka is sometimes too hard on herself, blaming any failed adventure on her. Skip, who identifies with her, sometimes joins her in quiet times, reflecting by a lonely cliff overseeing The Land of Kinds.