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The village leader and father figure who protects the village through the use of magic. Wears a red cap and pants and a white beard and moustache.as an un-Smurf
A magically-created female Smurf originally used as a pawn of Gargamel to destroy the Smurfs, but changed into a real Smurf by Papa Smurf. Has blond hair and wears a flower dress and pumps.
The glasses-wearing know-it-all Smurf who usually gets catapulted out of the village for speaking his mind. He became King Smurf while Papa Smurf was away from the village in the cartoon show.
The village inventor, mechanic, and repair Smurf. He wears a visored hat and coveralls.
A Smurf who's always looking at himself in the hand mirror he carries around, commenting on how handsome he is.
The village chef who's always hungry for food. Wears a chef's hat and an apron. (NOTE: This character in the cartoon show is the amalgamation of Greedy and Baker/Cook Smurf in the original comic books.)
He's always putting off until tomorrow what a Smurf could do today by sleeping.
Always scowling and saying what he hates. Mostly introverted since he does have affections for Smurfette, Papa Smurf, and Baby Smurf.
The village prankster who's always carrying around a gift box that explodes, waiting to give it to an unsuspecting Smurf.
He makes the clothing for the Smurfs. Wears pins on his hat and a measuring tape.
A struggling musician who always hits the wrong notes. Carries a trumpet.
Always daydreaming about going on adventures. In the cartoon show, he's the Astrosmurf and the captain of the sailing ship S. S. Smurf.
A little low on intelligence and accident-prone. He wears his cap low over his eyes.
He raises and gathers up food for his fellow Smurfs to enjoy. Sometimes wears coveralls and a straw hat.
An artist who wears a jacket and tie and speaks in a French accent.
A Smurf who carries a harp, a quill, and a scroll who writes creative odes to something.
He wears a Robin Hood-type Smurf hat and uses his sense of smell to track down things.
The village spelunker with the Scottish accent. He wears a Smurf hat with a candle on the flopped top of it.
A belt-wearing Smurf whose desire to be like Hefty sometimes gets himself and other Smurfs into trouble.
A Smurf whose art is making statues out of stone and clay. (NOTE: Appears in the comic books and in the EMPATH: THE LUCKIEST SMURF stories.)
The village junk collector who wears patched and worn-out clothing.
A Smurf who's always afraid of something.
A Smurf who's always under the weather. He wears a scarf even in good weather.
A Smurf who wears a green barber smock who works with hair.
A Smurf who has the ability to imitate the behaviors of other Smurfs with incredible accuracy.
Proposed name for the Hundredth Smurf who was created when lightning stuck Vanity's mirror.
The village shoemaker who appeared in one episode of the cartoon show.
A Smurf who had no self-confidence in his own strength and abilities until Papa Smurf gave him a placebo that helped him find that confidence.
A Smurf who always ended up doing what he didn't feel like doing because he couldn't say no to other Smurfs, until a confrontation with the Marsh Monster at the Foxfire Festival prompted him to stand up for himself.
A busybody Smurf who couldn't keep his nose out of other Smurfs' business.
The village news publisher.
A Smurf who's always wanting to get the inside scoop on things to report in the village news.
The village sheepshearer who wears a rather woollen Smurf hat and has a very ill-fitting cowboy-type voice.
The Smurf who's in charge of getting the lumber the Smurfs need from the forest.
The Smurf who has rather unique designs for Smurf houses.
He's always trying out new things because he can't seem to devote himself to only one particular thing to do. He became Doctor Smurf for the duration of one episode.
A Smurf who has no identifying personality of his own, yet has become useful in protecting his fellow Smurfs in a one-episode crisis.
A seafaring adventurer who wears a mariner's medallion around his neck.
The village chimney sweep. He wears filthy black clothing and carries a telescopic sweeping tool that he uses at times like a vaulting pole.
A Smurf who has serious trouble trying to make up his mind.
A Smurf who is not ashamed to cry.
A Smurf who has a serious infatuation with Smurfette...but then, which Smurf hasn't been infatuated with her? (NOTE: Only appears as a character of The Official Smurfs Website.)
A Smurf whose love for nature and living creatures in the forest sometimes puts him in danger. Wears a brown cowboy-type hat and brown pants with a single shoulder suspender.
A Smurf who has a very laid-back attitude about everything and takes his time doing things. Wears a red shirt and a Smurf hat turned backwards or sideways.
A Smurf with very little patience who sometimes gets his fellow Smurflings in trouble. Wears a yellow turtleneck with a thundercloud picture on the front.
A mechanical Smurf created by Handy as a workmate, who through an accident developed his own awareness and became an assistant to King Gerard. (Model 1.0 is the cartoon version, Model 2.0 is the European comic book version.)
A female companion created for Clockwork Smurf.
An infant Smurf who was brought to the Smurf Village on a "blue moon" night. He is presently in the care of the Smurfs who love him dearly and has exhibited unusual magic powers.
A young female Smurf with orange hair who was created by the Smurflings as a sister for Smurfette.
An elderly Smurf wearing a yellow suit, a long white beard, and spectacles who claims to be Papa Smurf's own father and is twice the age of Papa Smurf.
An adult Smurf who wears a leaf-woven hat and a loincloth who has been raised in the forest by squirrels since birth and has made appearances in the village, using his animal-like skills to protect his fellow Smurfs.
An elderly female Smurf wearing gray hair, a long robe, and spectacles who claims to be Papa Smurf's mother and is also twice the age of Papa Smurf.
A fictional Zorro-like Smurf character who is the star of his own books.
A Smurf born with a yellow star mark who posesses incredible telepathic and telekinetic abilities, some of which enhance his own physical abilities to a degree far greater than a normal Smurf.
A member of the Psyches who also has telepathic and telekinetic abilities like Empath.
A typical member of the Psyches, whose duty is to learn and work.
A member of the Psyches whose duty is to help maintain the health of the Psyches. Wears a blue tunic.
A member of the Psyches whose duty is to instruct the students. Wears a green tunic.
A member of the Psyches whose duty is to lead the Psyches in worship of the Psyche Master and in meditational activities. Wears a purple tunic with a white star on the front.
A member of the Psyches whose duty is to carry out the orders of the Psyche Master and to govern all activities. Wears a red tunic.
A member of the Psyches whose duty is to protect Psychelia from unwanted visitors, and to track down and capture rogue Psyches. Wears a yellow tunic with brass shoulder buttons and carries a crystal-tipped spear.
A Smurf who wears a green vest, a green tie, and a four-leaf clover in his hat. He is the bartender of the Smurfrock Tavern who serves the best sarsaparilla ale around.
A Smurf who likes food so much, he'll do anything to get his hands on it. He's also a bit of a kleptomaniac. (Created as a sort of cartoon version analog to the original comic book version of Greedy.)
The leader of the Psyches who dominates over and dictates the activities of all the Psyches who are created by him. His telepathic and telekinetic power is greater than that of a normal Psyche.
A Smurf who existed 1,000 years ahead of Empath's current time period, whose telepathic and telekinetic abilities also give him the ability to travel in time and to investigate alternate timelines of various beings he comes into contact with.
The mother of Empath and Brainy Smurf, who was formerly married to Papa Smurf. She was one of many Smurfs among Papa Smurf's peers who died when the rest of the Smurfs were around 50 years old.
The future daughter of Empath and Smurfette.
A canine pet of the Smurfs who wears a magical locket that can only by opened by Baby Smurf.
A crane that faithfully offers Smurfs rides in the air.
A genie whom Farmer Smurf has found, who can cause things to happen by saying "Casabah Cadodah" or "Cadodah Casabah".
A marsupial-type pet of Nanny Smurf, roughly resembling a pink bunny, who behaves like he has a mind of his own, far as I know.
A teenage knight who is a friend of the Smurfs.
The court jester who is the ally of Sir Johan and a friend of the Smurfs.
A human wizard who is a friend of Sir Johan, Peewit, and the Smurfs. He is responsible for first introducing the knight and squire to the Smurfs when they sought after the magic flute. He adopted a young runaway that he named Justin who was accused of stealing.
A woodnymph who appeared in one episode to charm Papa Smurf into marrying her so that Lord Balthazar could capture him, but ended up rescuing him from the evil wizard instead.
A teenage prince held captive by his aunt Imperia who sought his rightful place on the throne of his kingdom, who was rescued by Clockwork Smurf and restored to his rightful place with help from the Smurfs.
An ogre with a big appetite who sometimes makes trouble for the Smurfs, but usually makes more trouble for those who dare to harm the Smurfs.
A mute wood elf who communicates through sign language and has taught the Smurfs how to use sign language.
A married couple of sorcerors who constantly bicker with each other.
A gargoyle pet of Selwin and Telulla.
The grandfatherly controller of all temporal events.
The grandmotherly controller of all events that take place in nature.
A group of mostly-female pixies that live in Pussywillow Hollow, who can hide themselves camoflagued as pussywillow buds whenever endangered.
A human wizard who has hated the Smurfs since he first came in contact with them and kidnapped one of them for his gold-making formula, and has made capturing and destroying them his life's ambition.
Gargamel's pet cat, who like his master seeks after Smurfs.
A young apprentice who was given to Gargamel to be taken under his wings, rather reluctantly.
Gargamel's godfather, who has more devious plans in mind than Gargamel has.
A sorceress whose heart became stone cold when the wizard she planned to marry never showed up at the altar, and whose desire is to make the world feel as miserable as she does.
A short bald wig-wearing sorceress whose sole desire is to make herself beautiful.
A sorceror whose face became disfigured to the point where it is hidden underneath a hood, revealed only to those he wishes to scare.
A baby bird mutated into a screeching bird of prey by Papa Smurf's failed plant growth formula.
The evil musician-thief who used one of the Smurfs' magic flutes for larceny.
A group of mostly male amphibious creatures led by King Bullrush who live in a swampy area adjoining Pussywillow Hollow, who mostly live for hunting down Pussywillow Pixies and Smurfs.
A group of primitive cavemen-type Smurflike beings whom the Smurfs disguised themselves as in order to make Dreamy believe he has travelled to another world. (Also referred to as Schlips.)
Smurfs who have been infected by the "purple disease" by being bitten in the tail by a purple fly or by a purple Smurf. They mostly hop around and shout, "Gnapp, gnapp," while waiting for their next victim. (NOTE: the original comic books refer to these as Black Smurfs.)
