King Moonracer - a winged
lion who acts as the island's ruler, voiced by
Stan Francis. King Moonracer is responsible for flying around the world each night in search of unwanted toys. He lives in a large castle atop a hill on The Island of Misfit Toys, and acts as a 'governor' to the island, deciding who can or cannot stay on the Island, such as Rudolph, Hermey, and Yukon Cornelius
Charlie-In-The-Box is a misnamed, but otherwise seemingly normal
jack-in-the-box who acts as the island's
sentry. Charlie is voiced by
Carl Banas, who also voices several other toys in this scene
Spotted Elephant is a
polka dotted elephant and also is the island's
footman
"A Dolly for Sue (as she calls herself)" is a seemingly normal girl
rag doll with red hair and a red gingham (checkered) dress. Her misfit problem is never explained on the special, but was possibly revealed on NPR's
Wait Wait… Don't Tell Me! news quiz show (broadcast December 8, 2007). The show revealed that Rudolph's producer, Arthur Rankin Jr., says Dolly's problem was
psychological, caused from being abandoned by her mistress and suffering depression from feeling unloved
Bird Fish is a toy bird who swims instead of flies. This leads to a plot hole in the final credit sequence, when he is tossed out of Santa's sleigh at altitude, without benefit of the parachutes/umbrellas being handed to the other toys
A misfit
cowboy who rides an
ostrich
Trainer, a
train with
square wheels on its
caboose
A toy boat that sinks rather than floats; a
squirt gun that shoots
grape jelly
An
airplane that cannot fly
A bear that rides a bike
A scooter for Jimmy
