A 17-year-old boy Zits meets in a juvenile detention center, known for his kindness and handsomeness. He introduces Zits to new philosophies and ideas.

A compassionate white police officer who acts as a mentor and father figure to Zits, understanding his struggles and attempting to help him find a stable home.

A 35-year-old FBI agent who Zits temporarily becomes during his time warp experience. He is admired by Zits for his appearance and confidence.

A voiceless indigenous boy, around 12 or 13 years old, whose body Zits inhabits during a journey through history, experiencing life in a family and facing moral dilemmas.

An elderly Indian hunter suffering from pain, who Zits becomes during another historical journey. He grapples with his conscience and the harsh realities of his duties.

A young soldier involved in an attack on a Native American tribe, who chooses courage and morality over orders. He attempts to save a young boy named Bow Boy.

A five-year-old Native American child who struggles to defend himself during an attack. His perseverance and the aid of Small Saint create a bond between them.

A conflicted pilot with a complicated personal life, whose body Zits experiences later in the story. He deals with guilt and loss against a backdrop of post-9/11 tensions.

A Native American man who abandoned Zits and his mother, leading a life of homelessness in Tacoma. His troubled past influences Zits' understanding of family and identity.

A couple who become Zits' foster parents at the suggestion of Officer Dave. They provide Zits with a structured, loving environment, marking a new chapter in his life.