Dory’s older brother, the middle child, who initially rejects Dory's imaginative games but eventually grows more accepting and affectionate toward her.

The eldest sibling who is dismissive of Dory’s antics, preferring structured play, and often excluding Dory from her more traditional games.

Generally unsupportive of Dory’s imagination, they are often depicted as exasperated by her behavior, reinforcing the perception of her immaturity.

An imaginary antagonist created by Dory’s siblings, depicted as a fearsome baby kidnapper, who becomes a vivid figure in Dory’s imagination.

Dory’s main imaginary friend, a small horned monster who actively participates in Dory's games, providing companionship and a sense of safety.

An imaginary figure resembling a gnome who appears during Dory’s emotional lows, helping her with imaginative transformations and games.