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Candy Kane
The Heart Behind The Candy Bar
Candy Kane is the tough yet warm-hearted owner of The Candy Bar, the go-to coffee shop for Charmy, Frenchy, Weaver, and Flimp. She’s got a sharp wit, a no-nonsense attitude, and the patience of a saint—qualities that serve her well when dealing with her rowdy regulars. While she may roll her eyes at their antics, she secretly enjoys the chaos they bring to her shop.
Candy’s connection to The Candy Bar runs deeper than just business. Her late husband, a war hero, had always dreamed of retiring and opening a coffee shop named after her. When he was killed overseas, Candy used the insurance money to purchase the building and bring his dream to life. Though she rarely talks about it, her husband’s memory is woven into every part of the shop. Whether it’s a menu item he loved, a framed photo tucked near the register, or the way she keeps the place running with unwavering determination, Candy quietly honors his legacy in her own way.
Though she comes across as tough and independent, Candy has a soft side, especially for those who respect her shop. She won’t tolerate nonsense, but deep down, she cares about her customers—yes, even Charmy. Her coffee is strong, her attitude is stronger, and if you cross her, she’ll serve you a cup of “Get Out.”
For Candy, The Candy Bar isn’t just a business—it’s home. And anyone who steps through the door (without causing trouble) is family… and of course, since Charmy and the gang are with the military, Candy uses extra patients with them and their crazy antics inside The Candy Bar.


Colbalt “Blue” Periwinkle
The Conspiracy-Theorist Extraordinaire
iBlue is Charmy’s Army’s resident conspiracy theorist, and if you ask him, he’s the only person on Earth who really knows what’s going on. Whether it’s secret government experiments, aliens living among us, or squirrels being trained as spies, Blue is absolutely convinced that the truth is out there—and that he’s the only one brave enough to expose it.
Nobody knows exactly how Blue came to be the way he is, but somewhere along the line, he fell deep into the world of wild theories and never found his way back out. He’s the kind of guy who carries around a notebook filled with “evidence” that connects unrelated events in the most ridiculous ways possible. If you give him five minutes, he’ll explain how coffee shops are actually secret information hubs for interdimensional beings—or why the moon landing was staged by a group of talking raccoons.
Despite his eccentricities, Blue is oddly likable. His paranoia might be exhausting, but his enthusiasm is contagious, and even his skeptics can’t help but be entertained by his elaborate theories. His endless rants often leave The Candy Bar patrons shaking their heads, but at least he keeps things interesting.
While most of his ideas are nonsense, there’s always a small chance that, just maybe, he’s stumbled onto something real. And that’s the scariest part.


Gerald “Sarge” Gaffer
The Long-Suffering Leader
Sarge is the commanding officer at the military base where Charmy, Frenchy, Weaver, Flimp, and Turtle reside. A battle-hardened veteran with a face that looks like it was permanently sculpted into a scowl, Sarge runs the base with strict discipline—or at least, he tries to. In reality, he spends most of his time dealing with the endless chaos caused by his less-than-competent troops.
A no-nonsense leader with a short fuse, Sarge doesn’t tolerate foolishness—unfortunately for him, foolishness seems to follow his soldiers everywhere they go. Whether it’s Weaver inventing something ridiculous, Flimp sleepwalking into disaster, or Charmy cracking wise when he should be following orders, Sarge constantly finds himself shouting until he’s red in the face.
Despite his gruff and intimidating demeanor, deep down, Sarge has a begrudging respect for his troops. He would never admit it, of course, but he knows that beneath all the absurdity, they’re a loyal bunch. Even when Charmy is driving him up the wall, or Frenchy is turning a simple task into a full-blown catastrophe, Sarge does his best to keep them all in line—though it’s a losing battle most days.
If Sarge had it his way, he’d be leading a squad of disciplined, respectable soldiers. Instead, he got Charmy’s Army. And he’s pretty sure it’s going to give him a heart attack.


Eugene “Turtle” Wetting
The Awkward Underdog with a Big Heart
Turtle, whose real name is Eugene Wetting, is a lovable but socially awkward member of Charmy’s Army. As a kid, he was teased relentlessly because of his name, often called “Gene” Wetting by bullies. So when Charmy nicknamed him “Turtle,” he gladly embraced the new identity and never looked back.
Growing up, Turtle had only two friends, and both went to a different high school, leaving him to spend most of his evenings buried in comic books and video games. Socially, he was an outcast, struggling to connect with others outside of his fictional worlds. After high school, he decided to join the army, hoping it would “make a man out of him” like people said it would.
On the bus ride to Fort Hill, he met Frenchy French, and for the first time in his life, a girl actually talked to him. Frenchy, being a nervous wreck, would have talked to anyone sitting next to her, but to Turtle, it was a life-changing experience. That moment of kindness cemented his deep, unspoken crush on her—one he still carries to this day.
Turtle is sweet, nerdy, and a little clueless when it comes to social cues, but he’s also fiercely loyal to his friends. He has his awkward moments, but deep down, he just wants to belong. And as long as nobody calls him “Gene,” he’s happy to be the Turtle everyone knows and (sometimes) tolerates.
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