A cunning and greedy ape who orchestrates a scheme involving deception in Narnia, causing turmoil among its inhabitants.

A naïve talking donkey with a gentle nature, who becomes involved in a misleading plot due to his insecurities.

The last king of Narnia, who is brave but sometimes falters in his faith; his friendship with Jewel the Unicorn is central.

A noble talking animal and King Tirian's closest friend, known for his fierce loyalty and grace in nature.

A wise, long-lived centaur who warns King Tirian about approaching danger in Narnia, skilled in reading the stars.

A demonic, bird-headed deity worshipped by the Calormenes, embodying evil and destruction.

A young and adventurous Friend of Narnia, skilled in archery, who plays a critical role in the battle for Narnia.

A brave and resourceful young Friend of Narnia, who returns to aid King Tirian, having fought in previous Narnian adventures.

The eldest Pevensie sibling, who holds a significant role in Narnia, especially during its final moments.

Pevensie siblings who have been rulers of Narnia; Lucy and Edmund rejoin the Narnian adventure, while Susan is absent.

Witnesses to Narnia's creation, who gather the Friends of Narnia during a crisis and help elucidate philosophical concepts.

A young Calormene officer driven by integrity and truth who embarks on a dangerous journey in Narnia.

A tactical captain of the Calormenes, who allies with others in a scheme against Narnia but faces unexpected outcomes.

A clever and manipulative talking cat with a skeptical nature, involved in a plot with the Calormenes.

A perceptive and loyal ally to Aslan with exceptional vision, relaying important news about Narnia's fate.

An astute and loyal dwarf who sides with the Narnians and Aslan, providing crucial support and information.

A skeptical and self-serving leader among the dwarfs, whose distrust impacts the Narnian conflict.

A friendly faun and Lucy's first Narnian friend, remembered for his kind nature and significant introduction to Narnia.