The second row of secondary/supporting characters with their own individual backgrounds.

From left to right:

Russel Trykes: An anthro Centicore (or horn-swiveling ram beast) who's a tough-looking guy but has a more melancholic and impassive attitude, and works as a bouncer at a popular bar/restaurant. He likes listening to rock and roll and plays the guitar, a talent that he's willing to give lessons for freely. I also had plans of having him partly Ifrit much like Darren, but I kinda backed out on it before, but now I'm probably reconsidering it.

Andrea Dilvard: An anthro Hadhayosh (or divine bovine with six horns and fiery-looking mane) who's a music-loving hipster chick with a free-spirited attitude. She is Russel's close friend and tries to make him see the bright side of things, especially since she has a crush on him.

Henry "Ace" Toumat: An anthro Karkadann (or African-esque unicorn) who's a proud cooking expert with dreams of being a professional chef one day, an all-around nice guy who's only quirk is his competitive spirit and obsessive determination in his field.

Cally Jabralle: An anthro Shadhavar (or gazelle-like unicorn with a hollowed whistling horn) who's a talented musician that plays the flute (and other instruments) in a symphony orchestra. She and Ace Toumat are an item together, and are especially one of those love-dovey-type couples.

Haley Yuensen: An anthro Enfield (or fox creature with talon forearms and wolf haunches) who's also part Huli-Jing (or Chinese equivalent to the Japanese Kitsune). She is the childhood friend of Serena Mistikoz and an expert gymnast, a very likable gal with some spirited spunk in her.

Ryoske "Laurence" Shikoriyama: An anthro Japanese Dragon who's a young karate teacher, and is friends with Trevor Kraufner since he once participated in his classes. Naturally humble and amiable, but also a little awkward sometimes. Perhaps the one big quirk for Laurence is that he has a hard time getting a date with a girl, no matter how nice he acts.

Mythic Beach and Characters (c) Chad Coulter