SBFW: Finding Bigfoot/Characters

This page contains spoilers for SBFW: Finding Bigfoot, and it is recommended you read the series before this page.
This is a list of characters who appear in the first season of the 2021 spin-off, SBFW: Finding Bigfoot, created by TheJasbre202 and JustInCaseTheDingusRunsAway. See the page for the second season also.
==Major characters==
===Joe Mama===
Read: Joe Mama
===Scott Mama===
Read: Scott Mama
===Ray William Johnson===
In real life, Ray William Johnson is an American Internet personality, and in this universe, he did not stop hosting his comedy series, Equals Three, as he did in real life. Ray uses his status as a celebrity to support and fund Joe's Bigfoot fight, but Joe ends up betraying him.
====History====
=====Prior to the series=====
It is implied that Ray William Johnson is still a very successful YouTuber, and his real-life creation "Doin' Your Mom" still exists in this universe. However, Ray does not have a great home life, as it is revealed in "Equals Joe" that due to an assault charge, Ray is being denied custody of his children by his estranged and unnamed wife, who wishes to divorce him due to his infertility. 
====="Equals Joe"=====
Ray films a video simultaneously mocking and promoting the Bigfoot fight that Joe inspires to, and is even invited to Joe's house to help fund the fight, though this scares Joe, who had hoped that was the journalist that would help him gather funds.
====="The Joe Foundation"=====
Ray's flaws as a musician and his egotism are showcased by how he is unable to write a charity single for Joe's Bigfoot fight without talking about himself and his own wealth. He kicks Alan out of the studio for trying to help, and still finds himself unsuccessful until the cameraman gives him the idea for "Boxin' Your Mom", which tops the charts and raises funds for Joe.
====="Joe Money, Joe Problems"=====
This is Ray's last appearance, as he is shot dead by Joe for trying to get her to come back to her senses and re-focus on fighting Bigfoot. It is revealed in "The Ultimate Joedown" that Joe feels guilty for his death.
===Alan Walker===
Alan Walker, loosely based on wiki user Aaron Walker, is a musician and friend of Ray William Johnson, who he attempts to help to write a charity single to support Joe's fight.
====History====
=====Prior to the series=====
It is revealed in "Rest in Joe" that he was a big fan of music, and it is revealed in "The Joe Foundation" that he was having an affair with Ray's mother. He may have vampiric DNA due to his father's species.
====="The Joe Foundation"=====
Alan appears only once as an alive character in the series, as he fails in helping Ray write a charity single. As a result, he is kicked out of the studio and gets a warehouse job packing boxes for Box Productions. Alan is clearly distressed by this job, as the episode ends with him shooting himself in the middle of traffic after hearing the charity single "Boxin' Your Mom" on the radio. It is revealed in "The Ultimate Joedown" that Joe takes the blame for Alan's suicide.
===Adam Walker===
Adam Walker is Alan's elderly vampiric father, who teams up with Scott to thwart Joe's success.
====History====
=====Prior to the series=====
It is revealed in "Rest in Joe" that at some point, he became disabled and requires to use a wheelchair to transport. Despite this, he is able to lift boxes in "Out with the Joe, in with the New" and starting in the second season, he does not use a wheelchair. In "The Ultimate Joedown", much is revealed about Adam but it simply makes him more of an enigmatic character, as he is revealed to be a vampire who can turn into a bat on queue, and inexplicably has three eyes.
====="Joe Money, Joe Problems"=====
Adam attends Ray's funeral, much to Scott's confusion.
====="Rest in Joe"=====
Adam's name is revealed, as he makes good friends with Scott and the reverend, whom he teams up with to thwart Joe's success. He, Scott and the reverend break into Joe's mansion together.
====="The Ultimate Joedown"=====
Adam, alongside Scott, attempts to confront Joe at her mansion, but becomes traumatised by seeing the reverend burn to death. After seeing Joe disguised as a ninja, he dejectedly announces that he is "moving to bloons" and flies off.
====="Out with the Joe, in with the New"=====
Adam has maintained a relationship with Joe despite moving to bloons, and helps her move to her new home, before discussing with her about his life in bloons, revealed to be a Las Vegas-esque city in which he enjoys many drunken get-togethers with fellow residents such as CrazySponge and Adam Sandler. 
====="SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot"=====
Adam is shown at the end of this episode to be smoking a joint with Bigfoot in bloons.
===Reverend===
An unnamed reverend, for whatever reason, plays an important role in the plot of the series, helping Scott and Adam thwart Joe's success.
====History====
=====Prior to the series=====
It is revealed in "The Ultimate Joedown" that the reverend had always wanted to die on the cross like Jesus Christ, but burning to death was his "plan B". Adam claims in "Out with the Joe, in with the New" that the reverend was progressive and accepting despite his devout approach to religion.
====="Joe Money, Joe Problems"=====
The reverend officiates Ray's funeral.
====="Rest in Joe"=====
Upon discovering that Alan was a fan of noise rock, he sprays holy water on his grave. Despite this incident, he still befriends Scott and Adam. It is revealed that he owns a slick black limousine which he drives to Joe's mansion with, and he attempts to pick the lock to Joe's mansion before Scott becomes impatient and shoots the door open.
====="The Ultimate Joedown"=====
This episode becomes the reverend's last appearance alive, as he burns to death via a flamethrower hidden behind the Mona Lisa in the ground floor of Joe's mansion. This leaves Adam traumatised, but the reverend seems to have died somewhat contently. 
====="Out with the Joe, in with the New"=====
The reverend appears briefly at the end of the episode. Whilst he has made it into Heaven, he is distressed that God has let musicians into there as well.
====="SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot"=====
The reverend appears briefly in this episode to complain to God about EB being let into Heaven.
===Joshua===
Joshua, often referred to as just "Josh", is one of Joe's friends.
====History====
=====Prior to the series=====
Though Josh does not appear until the penultimate episode, it seems from his dialogue in his appearances that he and Joe had been close friends for a decent period of time, alongside John.
====="Joe 2.0"=====
In this episode, Josh is accepting of Joe's transition and seems to find his friend's new feminine features attractive. He also introduces her to a new friend called Robert.
====="SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot"=====
Josh is dragged along by Joe to find Bigfoot, however their train they think leads to Canada leads them to Brazil wherein they are chased by Brazilian gangs. The four get captured by Ignacho Confetti, an Italian mafia boss. Despite this, they are saved by EB, who dies in combat with Ignacho. Josh sails to bloons with Captain Paige and his friends, however they end up arriving in Scotland and catching the instead.
===John.===
John. is a pink giraffe bought by Box Productions for $12,000,000 to be their mascot. In this series, he is good friends with Joe and Josh.
====History====
=====Prior to the series=====
It is unknown to whether John. was also hired by Box Productions in this universe. 
====="Joe 2.0"=====
John. is revealed to be good friends with Joe and Josh. 
====="SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot"=====
John. is dragged along by Joe to find Bigfoot, however their train they think leads to Canada leads them to Brazil wherein they are chased by Brazilian gangs. The four get captured by Ignacho Confetti, an Italian mafia boss. Despite this, they are saved by EB, who dies in combat with Ignacho. John. sails to bloons with Captain Paige and his friends, however they end up arriving in Scotland and catching the instead.
===Robert===
Robert, often referred to as just "Rob", is a good friend of Josh's, and is stereotyped as a "goth".
====History====
=====Prior to the series=====
It is unknown when Robert started associating with gothic subcultures and feeling depressed. It is revealed in "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot" that he writes vampire erotica, and has an interest in spiders.
====="Joe 2.0"=====
Robert is introduced to Joe by Josh as their "goth-y" new friend, and fittingly for this series, their expression of suicidal urges is treated with worryingly obnoxious laugh tracks.
====="SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot"=====
Rob is dragged along by Joe to find Bigfoot, however their train they think leads to Canada leads them to Brazil wherein they are chased by Brazilian gangs. The four get captured by Ignacho Confetti, an Italian mafia boss. Despite this, they are saved by EB, who dies in combat with Ignacho. Rob sails to bloons with Captain Paige and his friends, however they end up arriving in Scotland and catching the instead.
===Bigfoot===
The mythical creature of Bigfoot does not often appear in the series it is the namesake of, yet is naturally the main focus of the plot and drives the narrative along. In "Don't Ask Where Joe Is", a Republican posing as Bigfoot appears on , which sets Joe out on her adventure.
====History====
=====Prior to the series=====
Much of the real-life fictional ideas surrounding the folklore of Bigfoot are present in the series, though in "Don't Ask Where Joe Is", it is revealed that he is believed to be hiding in Mexico.
====="SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot"=====
At the end of the episode, it is revealed that Bigfoot had been living in bloons. This is hinted towards when Ignacho Confetti reveals that Bigfoot is his cocaine supplier. 
==Minor characters==
===BBC News reporter===
A reporter on BBC News appears on Joe's television in "Don't Ask Where Joe Is", reporting on how Bigfoot was alleged to be in Mexico. It is revealed through her exchanges with the Bigfoot impersonator that she works as a sex worker in London.
===Bigfoot impersonator===
An impersonator of Bigfoot appears in "Don't Ask Where Joe Is", being interviewed on BBC News before revealing that he believes Donald Trump won the 2020 election in the United States.
===Nurse fish===
A fish who works as a nurse in Canada appears in "Don't Ask Where Joe Is". She initially tries to help treat Joe's injuries, but kicks her out of the hospital after she makes racist remarks.
===Warehouse boss===
The boss in a warehouse for Box Productions appears in "The Joe Foundation", hiring Alan, much to his dismay. He also appears at the bloons party in "Out with the Joe, in with the New".
===Cameraman===
An unnamed cameraman appears in "The Joe Foundation", filming the music video for a scrapped Ray William Johnson single. He unintentionally gives Ray the idea for "Boxin' Your Mom". He also appears at the bloons party in "Out with the Joe, in with the New".
===Radio announcer===
An unnamed radio host speaks in "The Joe Foundation", revealing that "Boxin' Your Mom" has beaten Adele for the #1 single on the charts and prompting Alan's suicide.
===Aisha===
Aisha, known to Joe as "Bitch Number Three", is one of Joe's slaves who appear in "Joe Money, Joe Problems". She provides her with her jewel-encrusted Bugs Bunny ornament. She, along with the other slaves, also appears at the bloons party in "Out with the Joe, in with the New".
===Brittany===
Brittany, known to Joe as "Bitch Number Four", is one of Joe's slaves who appear in "Joe Money, Joe Problems". She provides her with the gun Joe uses to kill Ray, and is seen as a replacement for "Bitch Number One", who apparently died in a tragic car accident. She, along with the other slaves, also appears at the bloons party in "Out with the Joe, in with the New".
===Porn woman===
An unnamed pornographic actors appears in the pornographic film that Joe watches in "Rest in Joe", making a crude joke about her murder of Ray William Johnson.
===Narrator===
A narrator details the first few seconds of the cinematic trailer that opens "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot", yet he is fired and replaced by Joe because of transphobic comments.
===EB===
In real life, Earnest Bell - or EB - is a YouTuber, and he appears to also be one in the series, as he introduces himself as "the YouTube Poop master". Much like in "EB Gets Drafted", EB becomes famous in "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot" for having an impact on historical events, as he prevents 9/11, the Chernobyl disaster, and reveals his plans to kill . Later in the episode, implying that the events of "EB Gets Drafted" happen entirely within the realms of the middle of "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot", EB returns to save Joe, Josh, John. and Rob from Ignacho Confetti, who shoots him dead, but not before he allows the four to escape and kills Ignacho. 
===Ice cream truck driver===
An unnamed ice cream truck driver appears in "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot" to save Joe, Josh, John. and Rob from a Brazilian mob, yet kicks the four out after they start reading SpongeBob fanfiction. The masked individual, often disgruntled, purposefully obscures his identity, and apparently has not sold an ice cream in decades.
===Islamic extremists===
Two of the Islamic extremists and terrorists who caused the 9/11 attacks in 2001 are shown in "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot", being convinced by EB that they should land the plane safely and eat at instead.
===Ignacho Confetti===
Ignacho Confetti is an Italian mafia boss who operates a drug cartel in Rio. It is revealed that the cocaine comes from a supplier in Bogota who in turn is supplied by Bigfoot. He threatens to kill Joe, Josh, John. and Rob after he captures them, but is distracted by EB, who bides them time to escape and shoots Ignacho dead before EB dies due to his gunshot wounds.
===God===
God is depicted in several episodes as being complained to by the Reverend, as he is exasperated by the people who get into Heaven. In "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot", he grants EB prized possessions as he ascends to Heaven, including his famed Wii Zapper.
===Captain Paige===
Captain Paige is a pirate who attempts to sail Joe, John., Josh and Rob to bloons in "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot", but accidentally sails to Scotland. She is shown to be somewhat inept, and may be addicted to cigarettes.
===Oscar===
Oscar is Paige's dog in "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot", who carries her boat through the ocean by swimming. Oscar seems to despise this job but cannot speak English so Paige continues to treat him as a slave.
===Conner Malarky===
Conner Malarky is a deity with a huge penis, appearing to Joe, Josh, John. and Rob in a hallucination in "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot", in which He convinces them to sail with Captain Paige.
===Mr. Renaud===
Paul Renaud is the mayor of bloons. He is in a relationship with Mr. Gus, and seems to be well-liked in bloons, however tags along with Joe, Josh, John. and Rob in sailing to bloons in in "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot", implying that he was also in Brazil for unknown reasons.
===Mr. Gus===
Mr. Gus is Mr. Renaud's equally pedophilic husband, appearing in "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot" and sailing to bloons alongside her husband.
===Kirkburn===
Kirkburn is another man who sails to bloons in "SBFW: Finally Finding Bigfoot". At some point, he befriended Scott, though their relationship seems to be tethered due to Kirkburn's transphobia.
==Gallery==
File:Joe65.jpeg|Art of Joe Mama, pre-transition, made by Pluto
File:Josephine Mama.jpg|Art of Josephine Mama, post-transition, made by Pluto
File:Alan.jpeg|Art of Alan Walker made by Pluto
File:Scott Mama.png|Art of Scott Mama, made by JustInCaseTheDingusRunsAway
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