The Smurfs Name Original name Appears in Voiced by Papa Smurf Grand Schtroumpf Comics + Cartoon + Movie Don Messick (Cartoon)
Jonathan Winters (live-action) Papa Smurf is the leader of the Smurfs, and can be easily distinguished by his red clothes and bushy white beard. Smurfs turn to Papa when things go awry. Papa Smurf is skilled in making magical spells and potions. He is much older than the other Smurfs. Smurfette La Schtroumpfette Comics + Cartoon + Movie Lucille Bliss (Cartoon)
Katy Perry (live-action) Smurfette is a female smurf who was created by Gargamel. In the cartoon she originally had black hair, though this turned blonde when she became "good." Until the creation of Sassette she was the only female Smurf in the village. Her real name was Amanda.[1] Hefty Smurf Schtroumpf Costaud Comics + Cartoon + Movie Frank Welker (Cartoon)
Gary Basaraba (live-action) Hefty Smurf has incredible strength and often is seen doing a lot of the heavy work in the village. He also has a tattoo on his arm of a heart with an arrow through it. His favorite activity is lifting weights, and is often the one to kick Brainy out of the village. His best friend is Handy. Brainy Smurf Schtroumpf à Lunettes Comics + Cartoon + Movie Danny Goldman (Cartoon)
Fred Armisen (live-action) Brainy Smurf fancies himself as the most intelligent Smurf in the village and an expert on everything, although he is often wrong. He is Papa Smurf's apprentice and assistant, and he often thinks that makes him the de facto second-in-command. He can be distinguished from the others by the large glasses he wears. The Smurfs most often respond to his self-righteous preaching by tossing him out of the village. His best friend is Clumsy. In the comics during the Olympic games, he called himself Schtroumpf arbitre (referee) and handed out yellow cards to everyone. Jokey Smurf Schtroumpf Farceur Comics + Cartoon + Movie June Foray (Cartoon)
Paul Reubens (live-action) Jokey Smurf is a cheerful Smurf who enjoys playing tricks on the other Smurfs. Jokey Smurf almost always uses the same joke trick: yellow- and red-wrapped present boxes that he offers to his victims, saying it is a gift, or a surprise. The present box explodes when the receiver opens it, puffing out a lot of fire that blackens the bearer's face (or entire body depending on the explosion's size). Jokey briefly abandoned the exploding-present schtick and embarked on a secret career as the Masked Pie Smurfer, a cloaked figure known for sneaking up on other Smurfs and throwing cakes at them. Whenever the subject of his exploding gift joke reacts with violence or by just being grumpy Jokey usually responds that that person doesn't have a sense of humor. Jokey also has a terrible sense of tact; during the adventure with the Dark smurfs after everybody had been cured by the pollen he began making the telltale Dark smurf noise, making the others panic, believing that there was still one out there and then laughing in their faces because of them falling for it. The others showed that they "Had no sense of humor" and it resulted in a black eye. During the "King smurf" adventure Jokey ended up in the palace prison chambers after giving King smurf an explosive present and finding out first hand that King smurf totally had no sense of humor. Grouchy Smurf Le Schtroumpf Grognon Comics + Cartoon + Movie Michael Bell (Cartoon)
George Lopez (live-action) Grouchy Smurf is the misanthropic grouch of the Smurf village. His catchphrase is "I hate (something somebody else mentions)". Grouchy usually has a scowl on his face. He was originally a normal Smurf, changed only when bitten by a Bzz fly in "The Dark Smurfs." During the King smurf adventure he found a lot of fellow grouchies when palace was constructed, one of the best scenes shows a big hole in the ground and Grouchy is heard saying "I hate digging holes" followed by six others agreeing loudly with him. Despite his grouchiness, he has a soft spot for Baby Smurf and the Smurflings. Dreamy Smurf Schtroumpf Rêveur Comics + Cartoon Don Messick Dreamy Smurf is always dreaming of other places and other things. Dreamy is best known for his appearance as Astrosmurf, where he visits the fictitious Swoofs on their home planet. Constantly apologetic and unsure of herself. In the comic, Dreamy isn't named; in the story, he is called "Schtroumpf not like the others" and Cosmoschtroumpf is a different Smurf (who has always been called Cosmoschtroumpf). In the cartoon, he is often known as Captain Dreamy, commanding the large wooden ship S.S. Smurf II. Clumsy Smurf Schtroumpf Maladroit Comics + Cartoon + Movie William Callaway (Cartoon)
Anton Yelchin (live-action) Clumsy Smurf is a somewhat dimwitted but amiable Smurf. His best friend is Brainy. He is distinguished by his baggy clothing, which adds to his clumsy appearance (his clothing is normal in the comics). He is known for his hobby of collecting rocks. In the English-language version for animation in the USA, Clumsy speaks in a variety of Southern American English. Greedy Smurf Schtroumpf Gourmand Comics + Cartoon + Movie Hamilton Camp
Kenan Thompson (live-action) Greedy is an exceptionally gluttonous Smurf. He has an exceptional interest in eating cakes and other pastry. Greedy usually can't seem to help himself, and he is often chased by Baker Smurf for stealing snacks and goodies. In the cartoon, his character was combined with that of Chef Smurf, where he enjoys baking and cooking, but eventually ends up eating his own creations, hence the name. He wears a chef's toque and apron in the comics—but a handkerchief, instead of an apron, in the cartoon.

Chef Smurf Schtroumpf Cuisinier Comics + Cartoon + Movie Wolfgang Puck (live-action) Chef Smurf is the cook of the village. He knows dozens of recipes and cooks many dishes. Smurfs are mainly vegetarian, so he never uses meat, but does use eggs. He always wears his toque blanche (white chef's hat). In the cartoon series, Chef Smurf and Greedy Smurf are combined into the same character. In Volume 12, a Smurf is called Schtroumpf Gourmand, who looks just like Schtroumpf cuisinier (wearing a toque blanche, neckerchief and apron). In Volume 23 Schtroumpf Gourmand is shown wearing the normal Smurf outfit (like he has in all other volumes) and Schtroumpf Cuisinier again wearing the chef outfit, so Volume 12 may have just been a mistake.

Vanity Smurf Schtroumpf Coquet Comics + Cartoon + Movie Alan Oppenheimer (Cartoon)
John Oliver (live-action) Vanity Smurf is the epitome of a Narcissist. He has a flower in his hat, and he often holds a hand mirror, staring into his own reflection, which he kisses often. In the Hanna-Barbera cartoon, Vanity speaks in an effeminate voice. Handy Smurf Schtroumpf Bricoleur Comics + Cartoon + Movie Michael Bell (Cartoon)
Jeff Foxworthy (live-action) Handy Smurf, wearing overalls, a visor attached to the front of his cap, and with a pencil above his ear, is the handyman of the Smurfs. He helps fix things in the village and is known for his amazing technological inventions. He is the inventor of Clockwork Smurf and Clockwork Smurfette. A friend of Hefty Smurf, Handy rescues a mermaid named Marina and her ailing father in the cartoon, and she is Handy's love interest. Scaredy Smurf Schtroumpf Peureux Comics + Cartoon Alan Young Scaredy Smurf, as his name says, easily gets scared by anything, whether it is a small insect or the noise of storm. He is often teased by the Smurfs because of this. Tracker Smurf Schtroumpf Traqueur Cartoon Henry Polic II Tracker Smurf (an original cartoon character), who wears a small red feather in his cap and sometimes carries a walking stick, is an excellent outdoorsman and tracker. He also possesses an excellent sense of smell capable of locating truffles growing underground. Sloppy Smurf Schtroumpf Sale Comics + Cartoon Marshall Efron Sloppy Smurf is a filthy Smurf with a passion for dirt, garbage, and rotten fruit. His face is perpetually grimy, his hat is grubby and dishevelled, and one of his loose stockings is perpetually torn, revealing his toes. Sloppy owns a pet fly named Fly, whom he sometimes walks on a leash and has taught to do tricks like a dog. Harmony Smurf Schtroumpf Musicien Comics + Cartoon Hamilton Camp Harmony Smurf is a musician who especially loves to play the trumpet, although his musical ability shows a total lack of harmony, and he's usually asked to stop playing as soon as he gets started. Like Cacofonix in Asterix the Gaul, his music is so loud and horrid that it often causes rain to fall. Some English editions name him as Rocker Smurf. Painter Smurf Schtroumpf Peintre Comics + Cartoon William Callaway Painter Smurf is a brilliant artist and is active in most visual arts. He often wears a red jacket with a black tie, and is often seen either making a painting or a sculpture. In the cartoon, he speaks with a French accent and refers to his paintings as masterpizzas. Poet Smurf Schtroumpf Poète Comics + Cartoon Frank Welker Poet Smurf is the poet of the village. He is very sensitive and artistic, and he spends most of his time wandering in nature to improvise poems about it, and sometimes has trouble finding verses that rhyme. He usually manages to do it through some accident (such as slipping on soap or having a pear fall on his head). Baby Smurf Bébé Schtroumpf Comics + Cartoon Julie McWhirter Baby Smurf was delivered by a stork on a blue moon night to the Smurf village. He has magical powers in the animated version, and speaks in baby-talk. He wears pink clothing. Natural Smurf/Nat Smurfling Schtroumpf Nature Comics + Cartoon Charles Adler Originally, a full grown Smurf known as Natural Smurf, he was changed into a Smurfling and then went by "Nat." He wears light green overalls, a straw hat, and goes barefoot. Nat can talk to animals and loves all things related to nature and the environment. Snappy Smurfling Schtroumpf Colérique Comics + Cartoon Pat Musick Snappy Smurf had his age reversed and became Snappy Smurfling. Snappy wears a yellow T-shirt with a storm cloud on it in the cartoon and the comics, which is indicative of his disposition. Slouchy Smurfling Schtroumpf Molasson Comics + Cartoon Noelle North Slouchy Smurf had the aging process reversed and was transformed into Slouchy Smurfling. Slouchy is not a very enthusiastic Smurf, and he often takes a relaxed pose with eyes half-closed. Slouchy has a red tee-shirt and loose-fitting white cap. Grandpa Smurf Vieux Vieux Schtroumpf Comic + Cartoon Jonathan Winters Grandpa Smurf (who doesn't appear in the original comics, except in the ones made for the magazine) is the oldest of all the Smurfs. Grandpa returned to the Smurf Village after a five hundred-year absence. Grandpa walks slightly bent over with a cane, has a long, tapering beard, and wears yellow clothing and glasses. He was also the storyteller of the Smurfs, and Papa Smurf's mentor who help Papa Smurf and the Smurfs from dangers. Farmer Smurf Schtroumpf Paysan Comics + Cartoon Alan Young Farmer Smurf is the farmer of the village. He plants the crops for the Smurfs and helps organize the harvest. Farmer Smurf wears dark green overalls, wooden clogs, and a straw hat, with its crown styled like the white Phrygian-style caps of the other Smurfs, but with a full wide brim. In the original French version, he speaks in a stereotypical farmer accent. In the English-language version for the United States, Farmer has a Down East accent like the traditional real-life residents of parts of the US state of Maine. Sassette Smurfling Sassette Comics + Cartoon Julie McWhirter Sassette was created by the Smurflings to serve as a sister for Smurfette. Like Smurfette, Sassette was evil at first, as she was created using Gargamel's original spell, but with a smurf-sized lump of magical blue clay. Papa Smurf used the same potion on her that he had used on Smurfette to make her a real Smurf. Sassette is a little freckled redhead girl with pigtails, and pink overalls. She calls Papa Smurf "Pappy" and Grandpa Smurf "Grandpy". She has somewhat of a warm place in her heart for Gargamel since she was made by his spell, calls him "Pappy Gargamel," and even goes to visit him despite Papa Smurf's orders. Alchemist Smurf Apprenti Schtroumpf Comics A Smurf with an unusual interest in doing his own chemical and magical experiments. Timid Smurf (a.k.a. Actor Smurf) Schtroumpf Timide Comics + Cartoon Timid is a very shy Smurf. He once decided to adopt a dragon he called Grumpf, after he felt insecure because he didn't have many friends. But in the movie, The Smurfs and the Magic Flute, he always a actor when Papa Smurf present to Johan and Peewit. Architect Smurf Schtroumpf Sculpteur Comics + Cartoon Architect Smurf designs all the mushroom houses of the Smurf village. In the cartoon, Architect burned out on designing only mushroom houses and built a skyscraper to replace the village. After a fire burns the skyscraper down, the Smurfs move back into the village. Baker Smurf Schtroumpf Boulanger Comics + Movie B.J. Novak (live-action) Baker Smurf is the local baker of the village. He directs a bakery shop and provides fresh bread for the Smurfs. Clockwork Smurf Schtroumpf Robot/Mécanique Comics + Cartoon Frank Welker Clockwork Smurf is a wooden robot who was built by Handy Smurf. Despite the technology level at which the Smurfs are (it is the European Middle Ages, after all), he is capable of feelings and morality. Clockwork Smurf's favorite trick is eating smilax leaves, turning them into hot smilax soup and giving them to his fellow Smurfs. In the comic, he is slightly bigger than the Smurfs. A Clockwork Smurfette was similarly designed in the cartoon. Clockwork Smurfette Schtroumpfette Robot/Mecanique Cartoon Like Clockwork Smurf, Clockwork Smurfette is a wooden robot who was built by Handy Smurf. She was made to be the female companion of Clockwork Smurf. Like her male counterpart, Clockwork Smurfette is capable of feelings and morality. Dabbler Smurf Comics + Cartoon Dabbler is the most introverted and sentimental Smurf. He is constantly tormented by an inherent sadness, which stems from the inability of his friends and family to understand him. Dabbler's life is a never-ending quest for love and to be understood. In the cartoon, Dabbler becomes Doctor Smurf when Papa Smurf leaves the village to visit Homnibus. Doctor Smurf Docteur Schtroumpf Comics + Cartoon Doctor Smurf has a very superficial knowledge of medicine and health, using scattered sources of medical books to give prescriptions to his patients. Nevertheless, he takes great pride in his self-established job, which is lackluster at best, harmful at worst. Dopey Smurf Schtroumpf Bêta Comics Dopey Smurf is portrayed as the least intelligent among the Smurfs. Other Smurfs often request him to get some object for them, and then he returns a different one, having misunderstood. This is a running gag in the comics. Enamored Smurf Schtroumpf Amoureux Comics Enamored Smurf has been in love with Smurfette ever since her arrival. He dreams about her, carves her name in trees, and pulls the petals off daisies, reciting "She loves me, she loves me not..." When she loves him not, he cries all night. Finance Smurf Schtroumpf Financier Comics Finance Smurf is notable in Smurf comics for introducing the currency to his peers, after being fascinated by its use in the human world. It was abandoned after a while since using currency created poverty and corruption among them. Flying Smurf (a.k.a. Aviator) Schtroumpf Volant Comics Flying Smurf has a sole passion in life: flying. He has tried several ways to fly in the air: sticking feathers on his arms, using a hot air balloon, even eating a yeast mixture. His attempts were only short-lived, and he gave up for a while, until he sought assistance from Handy Smurf, who built him a big wooden mechanical airplane. King Smurf Le Schtroumpfissime Comics King Smurf is a Smurf with a passion for power and being a leader. His story was first published in 1964 and a TV cartoon episode was made called The King Smurf (where Brainy Smurf is the one who becomes the King). In the comic he is just called Smurf. When Papa Smurf leaves the village on a long journey, there is an election where King Smurf beats Brainy 96 to 2. However, his rule turns into a tyrannical one and conflict results, which only ends with Papa Smurf's return. Since his original name is never told, King Smurf might be the one later called Schtroumpf Prétentieux (Pretentious Smurf). Lazy Smurf (a.k.a. Sleepy) Schtroumpf Paresseux Comics + Cartoon Michael Bell Lazy Smurf is the laziest of all the Smurfs. He spends almost all his time sleeping, either in his bed, a hammock, on the grass, or anywhere, anytime, day or night. Mango Smurf Schtroumpf Mangobaum Comics Mango Smurf lived in the tropics for years and enjoys peace and quiet, but after eating ajo becomes more affectionate. Mango Smurf gets along best with animals, most notably an unnamed duck. He usually wears a pair of pajama bottoms and sandals. Miner Smurf Schtroumpf Mineur Comics + Cartoon Alan Young Miner Smurf is the local miner of the village. He runs a mine in the forest from where most fossil material used among the Smurfs comes. He wears an old dark blue jacket, red neckerchief, trousers, and a metal hard hat. In the cartoon, he looks like a normal Smurf, except he wears green-yellow gloves and has a small wax candle on the top of his dirty hat for illumination. He speaks with an Irish accent (often exclaiming "Faith and Begorrah!").

Nanny Smurf (a.k.a. Granny Smurf) Mémé Schtroumpf Comics + Cartoon Susan Blu An old flame of Grandpa Smurf's, Nanny enters the cartoon series after being trapped inside a cursed castle for centuries. It is unclear if she is a naturally occurring female Smurf or if she was somehow created via sorcery like Smurfette and Sassette. She's introduced in Season 8 of the series, and she owns a pet rabbit named Smoogle. Nosy Smurf Schtroumpf Curieux Comics + Cartoon Paul Winchell Nosy Smurf is always curious, always wanting to know everything. In fact, he is so curious he peeks around through the other Smurfs' business, causing problems for everybody. Editor Smurf Cartoon Editor Smurf brings out the newspaper. Reflection Smurf (a.k.a. Hundredth) Le Centième Schtroumpf Comics + Cartoon Reflection Smurf used to be Vanity Smurf's reflection, as the name implies, but came to life after a lightning bolt struck a mirror that Vanity Smurf made. Reporter Smurf Schtroumpf Reporter Comics + Cartoon Reporter Smurf is the reporter of the village. He likes to write sensational articles for his own newspaper, and has a tendency to look for controversial news, which eventually cause him problems. Sneezy Smurf Schtroumpf Frileux Comics + Cartoon Sneezy Smurf is a Smurf who is very cold-sensitive. Always shivering, he is always wrapped in a big scarf. Despite wearing several layers of thick, warm clothes, he still can't get over his permanent flu, making him sneeze often.Season 3:Ep.14&Ep.23 Stinky Smurf Schtroumpf Puant Comics + Cartoon Stinky Smurf hated to wash, which gave him an awful and unbearable body scent, making him attract flies and repel his fellow Smurfs, especially Smurfette. Although he once managed to thwart Gargamel using his stench, he was forcefully given a bath and became Nice-Smelling Smurf. Sweepy Smurf Schtroumpf Ramoneur Comics + Cartoon Sweepy Smurf is a chimney sweeper with an Australian or British Cockney accent. He carries a chimney sweep broom, wears a black brimmed hat, red scarf around his neck, and black pants/shoes. He tends to have a dirt cloud around him, causing everything (and everyone) around him to get dirty. Tailor Smurf Schtroumpf Tailleur Comics + Cartoon Kip King Tailor makes all the clothes in the village. He's often seen with a needle or two in his cap and a tape measure around his neck. In the English-language animated version for the USA, Tailor speaks with a noticeable New York accent, somewhat like the Eastern European Jewish immigrants that came to New York City, that worked as tailors there, in the late 1800s. Weakling Smurf Schtroumpf Chétif Comics + Cartoon Weakling Smurf is a puny Smurf who tries to be athletic but fails at all kinds of sport. When Hefty Smurf organizes Olympic Games (published in 1980), Weakling tries but fails to make an impact while in the training stage and decides to give up. Papa Smurf gives him a special potion that he says will enable him to compete. Weakling proceeds to win every contest he enters but, on being awarded his medal, confesses that he cheated. Papa Smurf then reveals that his potion was nothing more than a form of harmless jam that he gave to Weakling in order to boost his morale, meaning that Weakling did win the Games on his own merits. Wild Smurf Schtroumpf Sauvage Comics + Cartoon Frank Welker Wild Smurf wears clothing made of leaves and he`s barefoot. He is feral and isn't understood by the other Smurfs. He can communicate with animals and ask for their assistance. In the cartoon Christmas special, Papa Smurf says that it is Wild's first Christmas, therefore he doesn't understand it. He appears to be the same age as the rest of the Smurfs, which would be quite old compared to humans. It is presumed this must be the first time he's been at the village during Christmas. Weepy Smurf Schtroumpf Pleureur Comic + Cartoon Weepy Smurf is a crybaby Smurf. Weepy cries at the drop of a hat. He holds a handkerchief. In the cartoon, in the episode "Crying Smurfs," Weepy was thought by Papa Smurf to have died; in fact, he was kidnapped by Gargamel, who attempted to use him in a soup, but he was rescued by Hefty Smurf. Tuffy Smurf Schtroumpf Batailleur Comic + Cartoon Pat Fraley Tuffy Smurf acts tougher than he is and often challenges others to fisticuffs. He is notable for wearing a black belt with a buckle. Appears in episodes 27&38 of season 4. Wooly Smurf Cartoon Wooly Smurf shears sheep and wears a wool hat and shears on a belt. Wooley often talks with a Texan accent. Spy Smurf Comics Spy Smurf isn't an individual; in The King Smurf comic, many Smurfs dressed as spies when plotting to rid the village of the tyrannical King Smurf and free Jokey from prison. Nurse Smurf Schtroumpf Infirmier Comics Nurse Smurf is shown in Volume 12 wrapping another Smurf's finger. Lucky Smurf Schtroumpf Chançard Comics After watching humans, Lucky Smurf brings gambling to the village in Volume 23, Les Schtroumpfs Joueurs. His name is quite ironic, since he is very unlucky at gambling. Lumberjack Smurf Schtroumpf Bûcheron Comics + Cartoon Lumberjack Smurf wears a knit hat and a flannel shirt. In the cartoon, he is known as Timber Smurf. Pretentious Smurf Schtroumpf Prétentieux Comics Formerly the King Smurf, Pretentious Smurf thinks a little too much of himself. Pastrycook Smurf Schtroumpf Pâtissier Comics Pastrycook Smurf wears a white hat and apron, and cooks pastries for the village. Cook Smurf Schtroumpf Cuistot Comics + Cartoon Cook Smurf has a different, taller chef's hat than Pastrycook Smurf, an apron and a neckerchief. Submariner Smurf Schtroumpf Sous-marinier / Marinier Comics Submariner Smurf used a submarine Handy Smurf made for him. After a run-in with a fish and Gargamel, it was converted to land use with wheels. When that didn't work, it was turned into a pool, at which point he became Mariner Smurf. Navigator Smurf Schtroumpf Navigateur Comics= Navigator Smurf sails boats and sometimes wears a blue bicorne hat. Fisher Smurf Schtroumpf Pêcheur Comics+Cartoon Fisher Smurf is the village fisherman. Hunter Smurf Schtroumpf Chasseur Comics Hunter Smurf wears a feather in his hat, and has a bow and arrows. He is a very inept archer, however, and he always manages to miss his targets. Marco Smurf Schtroumpf Marco Comic + Cartoon Rob Paulsen Marco Smurf wears an old English hat and talks with a British accent. He goes out to sea to get the Smurfs' spices. The last time he went, it took two years to get back home, and the other Smurfs had to go on an expedition to find him. Flighty Smurf Cartoon Paul Winchell Flighty Smurf has problems making decisions. Don Smurfo Comics + Cartoon Don Smurfo is a fictional character in Smurf book. Gutsy Smurf Movie Alan Cumming Gutsy is a new Smurf character for the 2011 movie. He is described as 'brave to a fault' in the synopsis. Panicky Smurf Movie Adam Wylie The next new Smurf character for the movie. A smurf who always panic when he fear. [edit] The Villains Name Original Name Appears in Voiced by Gargamel Gargamel Comics + Cartoon + Movie Paul Winchell (Cartoon)
Hank Azaria (live-action) The main antagonist, Gargamel the sorcerer is the sworn enemy of the Smurfs. He is an evil wizard with limited powers. Gargamel is absolutely obsessed with the Smurfs and his main goal vacillates from trying to eat the Smurfs to trying to capture them to use in a potion to make gold. His robe is worn and patched, and his teeth are rotten. He lives in a run-down hovel with his cat Azrael. Azrael Comics + Cartoon + Movie Don Messick Gargamel's pet cat. Although Gargamel never treats him well, Azrael manages to put up with his master. He tends to realize beforehand that Gargamel's schemes will go awry, but reluctantly goes along with them anyway in hopes of possibly capturing a Smurf. Azrael shares Gargamel's distinctive laugh. Hogatha Cartoon Janet Waldo Hogatha is an evil, ugly witch who uses her magic in an attempt to lure unsuspecting suitors, and occasionally cause trouble for the Smurfs. Hogatha snorts loudly with her large nose. She thinks she's beautiful, although she is actually quite ugly and wears a red wig to cover her baldness. She rides on a vulture. She and Gargamel dislike each other, and she refers to him as "Garglesmell." Balthazar Cartoon Keene Curtis Balthazar is Gargamel's godfather. Balthazar despises the Smurfs and is actually more cold-hearted than Gargamel, in addition to being a more powerful sorcerer. He lives in a large castle whose moat houses a fearsome dragon called a Moat Monster. Bigmouth Grossbouf Comics + Cartoon Lennie Weinrib Bigmouth is a gigantic, clumsy, dimwitted ogre whose size and clueless disposition causes endless trouble for the tiny little Smurfs, like stealing Smurfsberries and the smurfs' foods, although he isn't really considered their enemy. He frequently breaks into Gargamel's hovel and eats his foods. He is friends with whoever may be offering him something in exchange. He will help Gargamel, or help the Smurfs, depending on who is offering more in return (usually food). Bigmouth's girlfriend is Big Nose. Chlorhydris Cartoon Amanda McBroom Chlorhydris is an evil sorceress, more powerful than Hogatha, who devotes her time to remove love from the world. A nasty, irredeemable woman as ugly as she is evil. It is revealed in the season 7 episode "Chlorhydris' Lost Love" that she was once kind and caring, but became hateful when her true love was stolen away from her. Nevertheless, she married a king and had a daughter named Priscilla. She later caused the king's disappearance and put a curse of ugliness on Priscilla to keep anyone from falling in love with her. Nemesis Cartoon Frank Welker Nemesis is a sinister, hiccupping creature shrouded in a purple robe. He is an evil wizard like Gargamel, only powerful. He is constantly trying to steal the Long-Life Stone, which is the magical artifact that grants the Smurfs their extremely long lifespans. He was once a human but after a magic accident, he became so grotesque that people are horrified at the sight of his face, so he keeps his hood over it. Scruple Cartoon Brenda Vaccaro Scruple is Gargamel's apprentice. Scruple was kicked out of wizard school and lives with his uncle Gargamel as kind of an indentured servant. Wartmongers Cartoon The Wartmongers are little toad-like creatures who live in the muck and slime of Creepy Deepy Swamp and often cause the Smurfs problems. They consider having more warts than others as a source of pride. They like ripping the wings off of pixies, and like the pixies at first think that Smurfs turn into horrible monsters. The leader of the Wartmongers, King Bullrush, commands his minions to do his bidding. Rogue and Witlor Cartoon Two woodland thieves. [edit] Others Name Original Name Appears in Voiced by Johan and Peewit Johan et Pirlouit Comics + Cartoon Michael Bell and Frank Welker Johan is a young human squire and pageboy of an unnamed king near the Smurf village. He defends his king fiercely, and is often helpful to others people. He meets the dwarf (or child in the cartoons) Peewit (pronounced pee-wee), and they become best friends. It was in a Johan and Peewit adventure published in 1958 that the Smurfs were first introduced. The Smurfs would appear in some of the later adventures of Johan and Peewit, as well as their own series. In the Hanna-Barbera cartoon series, Johan and Peewit were occasionally featured in stories which focused on the pair and the kingdom they protected. Johan rides a white horse named Bayard, and Peewit rides a goat named Biquette. In the cartoon, Peewit sings in an off-key voice, and is always hungry. Johan and Peewit episodes of the Hanna-Barbera cartoon shown in France are distributed under the title Johan et Pirlouit.

Feathers La Cigogne Comics + Cartoon Feathers is a large white bird who is a loyal friend to the Smurfs and provides transportation and delivers messages when needed. Father Time Père Temps Comics + Cartoon Alan Oppenheimer Father Time, portrayed in the classic image of the wizened old man with a white robe and scythe, is a good friend of the Smurfs and Mother Nature. Enchanter Homnibus Homnibus Comics + Cartoon Alan Oppenheimer Homnibus is an old human wizard and friend of Papa Smurf, Johan and Peewit and gave Puppy to the Smurfs. Papa Smurf often visits him to discuss matters of magic and to play chess. Homnibus first introduced Johann and Peewit to the Smurfs. Homnibus has a young servant, Olivier. Mother Nature Mère Nature Comics + Cartoon June Foray Mother Nature is in charge of the smooth running of nature's course. She is a good friend of the Smurfs and often works with Father Time. In one episode, her brother Harold is revealed to be The Man In The Moon. Pixies Cartoon The Pussiwillow Pixies look like tiny humans with wings, most of the ones seen being attractive females. They are afraid of the Wartmongers, who try to catch them and clip off their wings to make them servants. At first, they believe that the only thing worse than a Wartmonger is a Smurf. After being convinced that Smurfs do not actually turn into hairy red-eyed monsters as they had always believed, they befriend the Smurfs after being saved from the Wartmongers. King Gerard Cartoon Phil Proctor Gerard is a child prince who befriends the Smurfs before becoming king. The Smurfs help him defeat his evil aunt Lady Imperia, who tries to take the crown for herself. The lonely Gerard finds a best friend in Clockwork Smurf, who decides to stay with Gerard rather than return to the Smurf village. Gerard rules over a separate kingdom from the one ruled by the unnamed king served by Johann and Peewit. However, the two kings are related through Gerard's cousin Savina, and the two kingdoms are apparently at peace. Princess Savina Cartoon Jennifer Darling Princess Savina is the niece of the ruler of a nearby kingdom whose unnamed king is unaware of the Smurfs' existence. Savina is a red-headed young woman who is not content under the tutelage of Dame Barbara, who tries to teach her the importance of how to sew, pour tea, and otherwise be a "proper princess." Savina is an expert marksman and rider, and is good friends with Johan, whom she sometimes accompanies on his adventures. They appear to have a mutual attraction. Savina is also the cousin of another nearby king, Gerard. Dame Barbara Cartoon Linda Gary Princess Savina's governess. Brenda Cartoon Russi Taylor A young witch from Witch Hazel Conservatory whom the Smurfs teach to be a good witch. Good friends with Smurfette. Appears in season 3's The Littlest Witch and in season 6's Scruple's Sweetheart, where she falls head-over-heels for Scruple, until she realized he only wanted her wand. Puppy Comics + Cartoon Frank Welker Puppy is a magical creature which was designed to look like a dog. He was offered as a gift to Papa Smurf by Homnibus. It was Baby Smurf, however, who opened the enchanted locket around Puppy's neck and became the dog's true master. Puppy is a good friend to the Smurflings and protects the Smurfs from Gargamel's cat Azrael. Smoogle Comics + Cartoon Russi Taylor Smoogle is Nanny Smurf's pet. It is a magenta colored rabbit. Nanny adores it and is known as a little overprotective of it. Laconia Cartoon Laconia is a wood elf who is mute but not deaf and signs. As a friend of Papa Smurf she is often employed when sound or silence magics create trouble. Woody Cartoon Woody is also a wood elf who is in love with Laconia. They are currently married. Marina Cartoon Marina is a beautiful mermaid and the love interest of Handy Smurf. Denisa Cartoon Katie Leigh Denisa is Balthazar’s niece. Denisa and Sassette become best friends after they save each other’s lives from wolves. She appears in Season 8 of the cartoon series in the episodes “A Smurf for Denisa”, “Denisa’s Greedy Doll”, and “Denisa’s Slumber Party”. Patrick Winslow Movie Neil Patrick Harris A new character for the movie. He is the husband to Grace who helps the Smurfs. Grace Winslow Movie Jayma Mays A new character for the movie. She is pregnant with her first child in the movie. Odile Movie Sofia Vergara New character for the movie. An executive at a French cosmetics company who is the boss of Patrick.   v  d  e Authors Pierre "Peyo" Culliford • Yvan Delporte Comics The Black Smurfs • King Smurf • The Smurfette • The Egg and the Smurfs • The Smurfs and the Howlibird • The Astrosmurf  • The Smurf Apprentice • Smurf Versus Smurf Characters Papa Smurf • Smurfette • Brainy Smurf • Gargamel • Johan and Peewit Television The Smurfs (1981-89) (list of episodes) Films Les Aventures des Schtroumpfs (1965) • The Smurfs and the Magic Flute (1976) • The Smurfs (2011) Other The Smurfs (music) • The Smurfs (merchandising) • Hanna-Barbera's 50th: A Yabba Dabba Doo Celebration (1989) · Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue (cameo appearance) (1990) • List of Smurfs video games · Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Smurfs_characters" Categories: Fictional characters in comics | Lists of characters in television animation | Smurfs Hidden categories: Articles lacking reliable references from June 2009 | Articles that may contain original research from June 2009 | Incomplete lists from August 2008 Personal tools Namespaces Variants Views Actions Search Navigation Interaction Toolbox Print/export Languages