Endacopia minor characters — the side cast who actually matter
Endacopia names most of its cast once and moves on. That's why people keep searching for them — Henry, Tip, Wall Bank, the Bride, Boone, Catthew — to figure out which puzzle, route, or boss they tie back to. Here's the spoiler-light version.
Why "minor" isn't the same as "unimportant"
The game's marquee names — the mime girl, the Trapezist, the Freelance Surgeon — get the most fan art and the most discussion. But the route logic leans on the side cast. Wall Bank trades you a password for two cockroach coins. Catthew's hide-and-seek gives you the Fishing License that unlocks all 18 fish. Boone's mini-game is the only way to summon the Strongman. Tip is your combat tutorial and the one sign who actually talks back.
So the "minor characters" page is really a route-planner page. They're not background — they're puzzle nodes you keep stepping on. If you're getting stuck and can't remember a name, this list is where to start.
The house — Henry, Tip, Wall Bank, Clocky, Roger, the Bride
Henry
Yellow lizard wrapped in burlap, owner of the house. Tries to catch Mellow in the kitchen and the vent.
Searches spike because he's both a side character and an Escape-route final boss — different role in different chapters.
Tip
Wooden signpost with a face. Sassy, gives hints, teaches you the first combat lesson.
Everyone searches "tip endacopia" because the name is too generic to remember where it came from.
Wall Bank
Living piggy bank hidden behind Mellow's drawing. Trades two cockroach coins for the Cheshire password that opens the toilet portal.
"wall bank" is one of the game's oddest names — searchers want to know if it's a real thing.
Clocky
Hallway clock monster with razor claws. First combat tutorial — block, dodge, punch. Later rematch opens the Surgeon route.
Spelled both "Clocky" and "Clockey" in older threads. The rematch is the unlock for ending C.
Roger
Mirror figure who receives the saw. Connected to Mellow's real name and the Stay ending.
Searches spike the moment people realise "Mellow" was never his real name.
The Bride
One of the game's clearest body-horror images. Connected to the Freelance Surgeon's basement chain.
Name is too short — "endacopia bride" gets hammered for spoiler-route hints.
Timesville — Catthew, Beartha, Boone, Boon, Paisley, Mirianne, Mr. Bear, Whiskers, Arthur, Charlie, Chloe
Catthew
Red cat. Find all of him to unlock the Fishing License — which itself unlocks all 18 fish.
Pure progression gate. Searchers want the spawn points, not the lore.
Beartha
Yellow bear. Her stolen PGD starts the Black Rose quest chain.
Same pattern as Catthew — puzzle chain gate.
Boone
Blue twin with a "Blue Boon" dialogue branch. The Boone room-exit softlock was fixed in patch 1.06.
Boone vs. Boon spelling trip — the community can't agree, so search traffic splits.
Boon
Boone's twin — same character model, alternate name used in older guides.
Same as Boone. Two names for one NPC.
Paisley
Owl in a clown outfit. Tells the story of Charlie and Chloe.
Searches spike around lore-focused streamers chasing the Charlie/Chloe subplot.
Mirianne
Overworked monkey mayor of Timesville.
Spelling trips — "Miriane" / "Mirian" also turn up. One monkey, four spellings.
Mr. Bear
Timesville bear NPC — companion to the Beartha quest chain.
Searches land here when people can't separate Mr. Bear (Timesville) from Beartha (PGD chain).
Whiskers
Fish-loving raccoon connected to Arthur's house and Timesville side events.
"endacopia whiskers" hits because the name is so generic people expect to forget it.
Arthur, Charlie, Chloe
The trio Paisley references. The Charlie/Chloe half has more direct dialogue.
Names appear in subtitles and aren't immediately flagged — searchers want a recap.
Misery Town — Red Jester, Super-Saver, Sharpshooter, The Strongman, the circus one-scene figures
Red Jester
Booth attendant. Moving him helps open the Trapezist route.
Search spikes when people realise the Trapezist route isn't gated by the Trapezist fight.
Super-Saver
Smiling floppy-disk save point used in most zones. The game's mascot for "you can stop here."
Confused for a character by players who don't realise it's a save mechanic.
Sharpshooter
Runs the saloon duel. Affiliated with the Trapezist's circus.
One of the few named duelists — people want to know if defeating him unlocks anything.
The Strongman
Appears after completing Boone's game. Pure cosmetic reward, no dialogue.
Searchers want to know if it counts for any achievement — it doesn't, beyond The Yeti chain.
Big Mime, Three-Headed Juggler, Cat Jester Plushy, Chicken Ball, Cardboard Head, Tyler, the star with a face, the black cat, the bird inside an orange, the Digital Criminal, Scribbly, the Light Bulbs, the Desert
The circus sideshow. Named once in dialogue or in a background file — the community wiki is still cataloguing them.
People search these by name the moment they appear in a screenshot, hoping to find any line of dialogue that explains them.
The Office — Andyland, the Computer Boss, the Underground Fighters
Andyland / Andy
Developer cameo. Connected to The Yeti achievement and the Andyland secret ending.
Same spelling as the town's named resident (and the dev's handle, AndyL4nd) — search traffic is split three ways.
Computer Boss
Demonic goat-like program living inside Henry's computer. Fights you in a digital classroom.
One of the Surgeon's stranger creations — searchers want to confirm it's actually a boss, not a cutscene.
Underground Fighters
Three fighters who guard the hidden grey space beneath the game's world, decorated with images of The Bride.
The Underground is the only post-1.0 side area with its own fights — searchers want a checklist.
Quick lookup — names by search intent
| You searched | It's | Page to read |
|---|---|---|
| endacopia minor characters | You're here — Henry / Tip / Wall Bank / Boone / Catthew / Beartha / the Bride / + a dozen one-scene figures | This page |
| endacopia henry | Yellow lizard, both side character (Ch. I) and boss (Ch. III) | Endings explained |
| endacopia tip | Signpost guide | Main characters |
| endacopia wall bank | Piggy bank, Cheshire trade | This page |
| endacopia bride | Basement body-horror figure | This page |
| endacopia boone | Blue Performer (patch 1.06 fixed the softlock) | This page |
| endacopia catthew | Red cat, hide-and-seek → Fishing License | This page |
| endacopia characters | Full cast including Mellow, mime girl, Trapezist | Characters hub |
| endacopia mime girl name | The mime has no official name — that's the joke | Mime girl deep-dive |
If you're stuck on a minor character's puzzle
- Patch 1.06 fixed the Boone room-exit softlock. If you can't leave the room, restart on the latest version.
- Catthew's hide-and-seek rewards stack — find all of him once and the Fishing License stays unlocked across saves.
- Wall Bank's password is on the coins themselves — the two cockroach coins in the kitchen go straight to him.
- The Bride appears only after you've completed enough of the Surgeon route — if she's not where guides say she is, you haven't unlocked that chain yet.
- The Fandom wiki still has gaps — character entries get updated after each patch, so the sharpest single-line fact-checks live on Steam community threads for now.