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Recurring Characters
 | Princess Gwenevere (Starla) Gwenevere, the 16-year-old Princess of Avalon, is intelligent and incredibly beautiful. She often attends royal parties, so her closet is filled with special outfits in her favorite colors – gold, violet, blue, and pink. Gwen is graceful and poised and always looking for adventure. She has certain traits that she has inherited from her famous namesake - courage, a strong will, and impulsiveness. She also has a fiery temper and can sometimes be snobby and pretentious. Happily, she has bonded with a rare and stunning winged unicorn named Sunstar who works with the young Princess to help her realize her potential and develop her inner beauty. Sunstar will teach Gwenevere to make the right decisions, and keep a positive outlook, always. Gwenevere's (human) best friends, Fallon and Tamara are a great source of happiness for the princess and contribute enormously to her growth as a young woman and future leader of the kingdom. “Make it happen,” she says. Gwenevere and Sunstar share the Sun Stone, the stone of light, handed down by Gwenevere's mother, Queen Anya. Gwenevere is a true heroine, ready to face the challenges that await her as she rides the wings of her destiny to become the next Queen of the Kingdom. Read more on the Expanded Bio! |
 | Fallon Fallon is a tough yet graceful warrior. She's extraordinarily resilient and optimistic with unending amounts of energy. Fallon is always involved in one activity or another, whether it's running and training with the elite band of knight protectors known as The Pack, adventuring with Princess Gwenevere and Tamara or studying science and archeology. Somewhat of a tomboy, Fallon has the attitude that anything boys can do, she can do as well or better. She loves to challenge herself, as well as to encourage her friends to always do their best. Her animal best friend is Moondance, a beautiful silver-blue unicorn. Well paired, they are both graceful, agile and athletic - a pure joy to watch as they bound and leap, racing through the great forests. Fallon is an especially daring rider and few would pit themselves against her in competition. A natural athlete, Fallon is trained in self-defense and survival skills. The nature-loving Fallon knows the forests like the back of her hand. Fallon and Moondance share the Enchanted Jewel known as the Moon Stone, giving them the powers of illusion. Read more on the Expanded Bio! |
 | Tamara The spiritual yet practical Tamara has an adventuresome spirit and a wonderful laugh. Tamara is the owner of the Heart Stone, which has the power to heal gives it's Jewel Rider the ability to understand animals. Her parents, Doc and Charity, run the Heartland Farm, where they raise future magical animals. Tamara is also responsible for raising and training baby magical animals that will someday join the Jewel Riders; Cleo, Sugar and Spike are always with her. Maternal, helpful and very prudent, Tamara is also a gifted musician and artist (she even makes her own instruments). Tamara loves to sing songs of love and friendship; through her music, she spreads joy and goodwill throughout Avalon. Read more on the Expanded Bio! |
 | Drake Rugged and handsome, Drake is the brave leader of the Knights of Avalon (the Pack). He fancies himself as a roguish young Romeo, always looking for a great adventure. Drake possesses a tremendous charisma which is not lost on Princess Gwenevere, although she would never admit feeling anything more than friendship. His magnificent silver-blue wolf, Thunderbolt, is his best friend and ally. Thunderbolt understands Drake better than any human could and he knows that the young man will someday be a great leader. Together, using the Forest Stone, they patrol the great forests that border the capital city of New Camelot. Drake lives by the motto, “Life’s an adventure, let it happen.” Drake loves the forest and is trained in wilderness survival. Read more on the Expanded Bio! |
 | Josh Josh, a skilled rider, is will paired with his wolf, Stormrunner. Both love to run fast. Josh is always trying out new rodeo-type riding tricks and redesigning, his riding gear to accommodate different riding styles. When Josh isn’t traveling with the Pack, he studies engineering, archaeology, and astronomy. He also likes to play practical jokes. |
 | Max Max is a good friend and a protector. Teamed up with Shadow, his maroon wolf, he has a powerful presence, but often doesn’t know the limits of his own strength. His loyalty and gentle nature make Max the type of friends you know will always be there for you. But you don’t want to be around when he gets mad! |
 | Lady Kale The dark and mysterious Lady Kale is Queen Anya’s sister. Merlin selected Anya instead of Kale to receive the Sun Stone and become Queen. When Kale tried to take the throne away from her sister, she was banished from the Crystal Palace. Now Kale, who is mean, aggressive and powerful, is out for revenge. Merlin, she believes, is responsible for not granting her the Sun Stone which would have given her the power to become Queen. Instead, he gave that precious jewel to her sister who is now the good Queen Anya. Lady Kale is both ruthless and physically strong. Above all, she is hungry for power and firmly believes that she, not Anya, should be ruling Avalon. When Lady Kale discovered a new Enchanted Jewel called the Dark Stone, her destiny became clear. Using the Dark Stone, and aided by a group of misfit beasts, she has vowed to master the "wild magic" of Avalon and take control of the Kingdom. From her castle in the Thornwoods, she plans outlaw raids on traveling caravans that transport goods and information across the kingdom, stealing knowledge of the whereabouts of the Seven Stones of The Kingdom. Her jewel, the Dark Stone, enables Lady Kale to talk to animals and persuade them to turn to evil. Read more on the Expanded Bio! |
 | Merlin Merlin, a great and wise wizard, discovered a wonderfully magical place called Avalon. He discovered seven “Crown Jewels” representing Avalon’s seven different lands. Placing these Jewels in a Jewel Box, he magically bound them together. This holds the kingdom of Avalon together with the power of goodness. |
 | Archie Archie, the girls’ feathery companion, once sat on Merlin’s shoulder. Now he tries to help the girls learn the magic of their Enchanted Jewels. He also offers friendly reminders: “The Seven Jewels are held in a magical setting. If that magic is broken, the Jewels would turn wild. That means big trouble, Bub.” |
 | King Jared King Jared’s warm smile instantly melts his stern appearance. As the Commander in Chief of Avalon, he is respected by all the townspeople. Jared, along with his awesome black wolf, Goliath, aims to keep Avalon in harmony with the power of goodness. As Gwen’s father, he has a hard time keeping up with her. |
 | Queen Anya Merlin selected the beautiful Anya to become Queen of the Kingdom because of her compassion for all people and animals. Protective and caring, Queen Anya strives to keep peace and harmony in Avalon. In her spare time, Anya studies ancient lore and legends to learn where other Enchanted Jewels are hidden. |
 | Sunstar Sunstar is Princess Gwenevere's best friend, companion and confidant - a beautiful, golden winged unicorn of great rarity. Once an outcast from her family of unicorns, Sunstar has matured into a powerful yet graceful champion Jewel Rider. Her silky, suede-like coat shines like gold and is tended with great care by Gwenevere. The Princess pays particular attention to her mane and tail during grooming, adorning them with colorful silks and sweet fragrant flowers. Sunstar's singular horn is a pearly seashell swirl that is totally unique. She's loyal and true, has a sweet disposition and an astute sense of what is right and what is wrong. Sunstar used to be afraid to fly, and was outcast among her fellow unicorns. But Gwen, with love and support, transformed her into a graceful champion. |
 | Moondance Fallon is closely bonded with her mighty unicorn, Moondance. Built for speed, Moondance is a thoroughbred of unicorns and always ready for exploring. The magical unicorn is very gentle, patient, and considerate, and brings out these same qualities in Fallon, who often has a tough exterior. |
 | Cleo Cleo, one of Tamara’s baby animals, is a regal lavender unicorn. She admires Gwen and hangs on every word. In addition to singing back-up to Tamara’s vocals, Cleo likes to help Tamara in her duties – as long as it doesn’t involve getting dirty. The delicate and soft-spoken Cleo can’t wait to join the Jewel Riders! |
 | Sugar Tamara’s baby green dragon, Sugar, loves to play all day long. When the fun-loving prankster isn’t fooling around, he likes to sleep and snack on Bubbleberry Chunkies. Like Tamara’s other baby animals, instead of walking, Sugar prefers to ride in the Crystal Coach – a traveling caravan camper designed especially for them. |
 | Spike Tamara’s baby blue panther, Spike, is a loyal companion and bodyguard. He has tangled with Lady Kale’s dangerous Dark Stone magic in order to protect Tamara. Spike likes to think he’s ferocious and hates to be treated like a baby. Along with the other baby animals, Spike likes to dance and sing to Tamara’s music. |
 | Rufus & Twig Did you know that a dweasel is a dino-weasel? Dweasels Rufus and Twig are always up to something. In the Hall of Wizards, Rufus asked the Guardian of Magic to make it rain potato chips! With their ability to sniff out wild magical bits, they keep evil Kale informed of the Jewel Riders’ whereabouts. |
 | Grimm Kale’s Dragon Wagon is powered by Grimm, the huge red winged dragon. Sneering and snorting, the dragon creates a dark, evil presence in the sky. Grimm transports Lady Kale to and from her castle in the Thornwoods. Unfortunately, Kale is always hot on the Jewel Riders’ trail, thanks to Grimm’s amazing speed and agility. |
Season One Characters
 | Sorrel An elvish instrument-maker who gives Tamara a harp made with pieces of the broken Rainbow Jewel. Appears in the episode "Song of the Rainbow." |
 | Guardian of the Magic A magic genie who lives inside of Wizard's Peak and guards the Hall of Wizards. Appears in the episode "Wizard's Peak," and later in the S2 episode "Morgana." |
 | Dweaselette A female Dweasel conjured by the Guardian for Rufus and Twig. Appears in the episode "Wizard's Peak." |
 | Murray the Troll A young nobleman who changes into a Troll and creates mischief in the Misty Moors when he discovers the Misty Rose Crown Jewel. Appears in the episode "For Whom the Bell Trolls." |
 | Lord Delphonse The lord of Castle Rivermist, and brother to Murray. Tries to steal the Misty Rose Crown Jewel and give it to Kale. Appears in the episode "For Whom the Bell Trolls." |
 | Faery Wisp Princess of Faeryland. She follows her father's missing sheep across the Rainbow Bridge after they eat the Desert Star Crown Jewel and ends up in the Burning Desert. She leads the Jewel Riders back to Faeryland, where they face Kale for control of the jewel and the land itself. Appears in the episode "The Faery Princess." |
 | King Odeon The King of Faeryland, father of Faery Wisp, and the owner of a magnificent flock of sheep. He originally does not want contact with Avalon, but agrees to reopen the Rainbow Bridge and sign a treaty with Queen Anya after the Jewel Riders help him rid Faeryland of Kale. Appears in the episode "The Faery Princess." |
 | Windy A Dragonette, sheepherder, and friend to Faery Wisp. When Faery Wisp leaves after the sheep, she stays behind to keep King Odeon calm. Appears in the episode "The Faery Princess." |
 | Biker Sheep Fluffy, Stuffy, Muffy, Puffy, Larry, Harry, Barry, Tim, Slim. King Odeon's prize sheep who are transformed by the powers of the Desert Star Crown Jewel. Appear in the episode "The Faery Princess." |
 | Professor Hill Tamara's music teacher in New Camelot. Does not appear to be fond of birds interrupting his lessons. Appears in the episode "The Faery Princess." |
 | Winerva Craft Master, Fallon's Mother. She wanted to attend Fallon's Circle of Friendship ceremony, but was forbidden to by Alfred, Fallon's father. She has heard Tamara perform at Craft Fairs before. Appears in the episode "Badlands." |
 | Alfred Craft Master, Fallon's Father. Did not approve of Fallon leaving her craft work behind to become a Jewel Rider. He only comes around to the idea after seeing Fallon and Moondance in action, working together to save the caravan from Kale and Civello's bandits. Appears in the episode "Badlands." |
 | Dennan Wagon master who takes wagon trains through the Badlands, specifically through Wizard's Pass, a treacherous ravine. Appears in the episode "Badlands." |
 | Lord Batton Batton is a snobby young lord who fancies Gwenevere, but mostly himself. He escorts Gwenevere to the Harvest Party in "Dreamfields." |
 | Lady Robbins A friend to Queen Anya. Gwenevere and the other Jewel Riders are asked to represent the Queen during a Naming Ceremony for Lady Robbins' girl. Appears in the episode "Badlands." |
 | Civello A dangerous outlaw who occasionally teams up with Kale. His bandits raid Dennan's wagon train while they go through Wizard's Pass. Appears in the episode "Badlands," and later in the S2 episode "The Prince of the Forest." |
 | Bandits Civello's gang of Bandits. Appear in the episode "Badlands." |
 | Charity Tamara's Mother, an animal caretaker who runs the Heartland Farm with her husband, Doc. Bakes great Bubbleberry Pie. Appears in the episode "Home Sweet Heart Stone." |
 | Doc Tamara's Father who runs Heartland Farm with his wife, Charity. Appears in the episode "Home Sweet Heart Stone." |
 | Kit, a baby Prism Fox Kit gets stranded near the Heart Land Farms when she is separated from her parents while riding the Wild Magic. Since Prism Foxes communicate with song, Tamara uses her music to help Kit reconnect with her parents. Appears in the episodes "Home Sweet Heart Stone" and "Full Circle." |
 | Indigo and Spirit Kit's parents, adult Prism Foxes who can ride the Wild Magic. Appear in the episode "Home Sweet Heart Stone." |
 | Carnie A sly carnival barker who does a magic trick with the Sword of Garmandell, sticking it into the knot of a tree and seeing if anyone can pull it out. Appears in the episode "Love Struck." |
 | Magic Sword The Sword of Garmandell. A feisty, irascible talking sword who wants to steal the magic of the Enchanted Jewels. He gets Drake to propose marriage to each of the three girls, and tries to use to ceremony to absorb the jewels' magic. Appears in the episode "Love Struck." |
 | Morgana An ancient wizard who's lair floats through the Wild Magic. 1,000 years ago, she and the other Wizards plotted to destroy Merlin and take the magic of Avalon for themselves. The Jewel Riders find the Jewel of the Jungle in her lair after it passes through an ancient portal. First appears in the episode "Revenge of the Dark Stone." |
Season Two Characters
 | Wild Magic Gliders Nubbin, Floater, and Drifter are Wild Magic Gliders - creatures who live in the Wild Magic and travel it without Enchanted Jewels, much like the Prism Foxes. They help keep the Jewel Riders from getting lost in the Wild Magic! They appear in various second season episodes. |
 | Shadowsong A magical Zebracorn who once hid his true colors from the other unicorns, Shadowsong's horn can tune magic like an Enchanted Jewel. He becomes bonded to Tamara in the Season Two episode "Shadowsong" and appears regularly through the second season. |
 | Spider The big nasty spider lives in the same realm as Shadowsong, and preys on innocent creatures who get caught in its web. With the magic of music, Tamara transforms the spider into a beautiful butterfly. Appears in the episode "Shadowsong." |
 | Grand Designer Antonio Queen Anya and Gwen's favorite fashion designer, Grand Designer Antonio oversees Gwen's fashion show and is tasked with making a special dress for Queen Anya. Unfortunately, he ends up using Kale's magic spinning wheel to create chaos instead! Appears in the episode "Fashion Fever." |
 | Wild Magic Blob The unfortunate byproduct of Rufus and Twig's use of Kale magic spinning wheel. It causes chaos at Gwen's fashion show, but not before dancing the hustle with her! Appears in the episode "Fashion Fever." |
 | Elvis Elf Elf who takes over as emcee for the fashion show after Grand Designer Antonio and Gwenevere disappear. Appears in the episodes "Fashion Fever" and "Trouble in Elf Town." |
 | Chance A mysterious gardener who the Jewel Riders find in the Wizard's Lair of Gardenia. Once apprenticed to the Wizard Mallory, and has the ability to transform topiaries into crystal creatures. Appears in the episode "The Wizard of Gardenia." |
 | Crystal Dragon Created by Chance from a topiary shrub to help the Jewel Riders defeat Kale and Morgana. Appears in the episode "The Wizard of Gardenia." |
 | Magic Shrubbery Magic Hedges created by Chance that transform into crystal animals that attack the Jewel Riders! Appear in the episode "The Wizard of Gardenia." |
 | Queen Sierra Queen of the Unicorns and Moondance's mother, she goes missing after Morgana forces her to walk the Path, the trial that chooses the unicorn ruler via selection by the Unicorn Jewel. She is lost in the Wild Magic until the Jewel Riders find her and save Moondance from having to become the next ruler of the unicorns. Appears in the episode "Vale of the Unicorns." |
 | Kiernan An angry young male unicorn and Moondance's cousin. He competes in the Trial, and succeeds by following Moondance's trail. He eventually recovers the Jewel of the Unicorns from the Wild Magic, thereby selecting him as the future ruler of the unicorns. Appears in the episode "Vale of the Unicorns." |
 | Violet Descendant of the First Unicorn, competitor in the Trials. Appears in the episode "Vale of the Unicorns." |
 | Toria Descendant of the First Unicorn, competitor in the Trials. Appears in the episode "Vale of the Unicorns." |
 | Royal Unicorn Sunstar's Father and advisor to Queen Sierra, he oversees the Trials in the Queen's absence. Appears in the S1 Episode "Jewel Quest Part One" and the S2 episode "Vale of the Unicorns." |
 | Ian (Ranger) Known as the Prince of the Forest, Ian (known as Ranger in the working draft script) is a beast who uses the power of the Jewel of the Forest of Arden to turn into a man to try and win Gwenevere's love. Appears in the episode "Prince of the Forest." |
 | Arienda Queen of the Faery Wraiths, magical denizens of the Forest of Arden whose dance is said to be one of the most magical sights. She is a friend of Ian, and urges Gwenevere and Ian to dance so that the love of two hearts may heal the circle. Appears in the episodes "Prince of the Forest" and "The One Jewel." |
 | Wishing Tree An old tree who once held the Wishing Jewel, a magical jewel that can grant wishes. When a hole is knocked in the border mists between Avalon and her land, her jewel is lost and Drake and Gwen must find it. They use the magic of the Crown Jewels to fix the broken Wishing Jewel, officially making the new land the eighth land of Avalon. Appears in the episode "The Wishing Jewel." |
 | Demi A two-headed monster that wants to use the Wishing Jewel to open a restaurant called The Two-Headed Inn in the new land where people can enjoy their blueberry pancakes. Appears in the episode "The Wishing Jewel." |
 | Gilly A Mer-boy who was sent to harvest the magical pearls of the clam beds, but ends up trading magic jewels with Tamara after saving Cleo from drowning. Briefly transformed into a human boy while Tamara becomes a mermaid and faces Grunge, the sea serpent who guards the pearls. Gives the Jewel Riders the power to transform into mermaids and the unicorns into sea-unicorns. |
 | Grunge Sea Serpent who guards the pearl beds, he turned evil 1000 years ago when the Jewel of the Sea fell into his lagoon. When the Jewel Riders remove the Wizard Jewel, he returns to his normal self. Appears in the episode "Jewel of the Sea." |
 | Kippy the Elf Elf Lad, about 12, who goes to the Jewel Riders for help after the Troll-in-the-Wall Gang steals the magic music of the elves to help make the Wild Jewels work. Hopes to become a Jewel Rider one day. Appears in the episode "Trouble in Elf Town." |
 | Troll in the Wall Gang Outlaw Trolls: Chester the leader (Storm Stone), Lester (Night Stone), Binky (Snow Stone) who are spit of the Wild Magic in Elf Town and steal the town's magic to tune their jewels. Eventually chased off by the Jewel Riders. Appear in the episode "Trouble in Elf Town." |
 | Snowball Giant creature that gets lost and calls for help through the Wild Magic. The Babies and Archie make friends with him, and help return him to his home. Referred to in the script as "Giant Totoro," a reference to the Hayao Miyazaki film "My Neighbor Totoro." Appears in the episode "Mystery Island." |
 | Ezmerelda Fortune Teller who uses to magic of the Fortune Jewel to not only tell people's futures, but give them what they most desire! Her cat, Derek, is the trapped form of the Wizard who owned the Fortune Jewel. Over time, the jewel was handed down in Ezmerelda's family and became slightly tuned to her. Appears in the episode "The Fortune Jewel." |
 | Derek Cat form of the Wizard who once rebelled against Merlin alongside Morgana over 1000 years ago. Gives aid to the Jewel Riders along with his Jewel with hopes that Merlin will one day be able to help him become human again. Appears in the episode "The Fortune Jewel." |
  | Lady of the Lake The Spirit of Avalon who lives in the center of the Wild Magic and gives Gwenevere the Staff of Avalon, atop which she must forge the One Jewel. Appears in the episode "The Spirit of Avalon." |
 | Wizards of the Wild Magic Part of the group that rebelled against Merlin over 1000 years ago, Mallory, Tiberius, and the other Wizards supported Morgana. When Merlin won, they lost their jewels to the Wild Magic and have floated their as part of the magic itself ever since. They appear in the episode "The One Jewel." |
