Characters in Web Animation Cracker and Chip will be listed here.
Warning! Since there are post-credits scenes in the episodes, SPOILERS may follow in some character sections, spoilers will be spoilered.
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Main Characters
Rhitz "Cracker"
"Hello my name is Cracker, I'm the guy over here!" [Cracker introduces himself in the trailer]
An Avocado City citizen, and the main character of the series. Can crack jokes, ha, get it? Chip's best friend. Sort of...- Cowboy Cop: Cracker enforces the law uniquely in a reckless way. In "Major Tomato", he steals one of Posin's robot spaceship and crash spaceships to explode keeping a straight face, and made a Posin bot to commit suicide by shooting laser through its gears having no hope of surviving the fight. In the post-credits scene, Cracker and Chip are seen being accused of police brutality in the background .
- Dumb Jock: Cracker is not into sports very well, but is often skilled in sports games. He doesn't show interest in it.
- Fish Eyes: As the show progresses, Cracker is often seen with his pupils distancing from each other. Often neutral.
- Humongous-Headed Hammer: Cracker's main weapon is a big hammer, small at first but changed its size after one game of a high striker.
- Idiot Hero: Cracker is often described as stupid in the series; other than being stupid, he'd say things impulsively that often gets himself and others in trouble. In other words, this would make him more of a The Klutz.
- A Lizard Named "Liz": Cracker's name is based off of a real food brand Ritz Crackers[1]
- Police Brutality: Him and Chip are accused of police brutality, as shown in the post-credits scene of "Major Tomato".
- Signature Headgear: Cracker wears a red baseball cap shows he has experience in baseball, ironically when it comes to his preferences.
Dory "Chip" Toh
"And my name is Chip!"
Another main character of the series, Cracker's friend. Pretty smart one.- Book Dumb: In the "Pilot", though he is described as smart; he's not more of a genius. It is shown he’s more mature than Cracker.
- Break the Cutie: Chip is usually nice to everybody no matter how dangerous they are, but a single slap can trigger Chip into harming someone.
- Peppermint slaps Chip for not helping with the escape plan, Chip gets pissed and uses the shotgun to shoot her in the eye.
- Emotional Bruiser: Chip is emotionally sensitive when it comes to his interests.
- A Lizard Named "Liz": Chip's full name is based on a food brand Doritos[2]
- Perpetual Smiler: Chip's iconic smile is at the shape of a letter V. He does this in different occasions.
- Pet the Dog: Chip may unsettle easily, but he is shown to have empathy towards other people even robots. Except that he kills multiple robots in at least the first two episodes.
- Police Brutality: Him and Cracker are accused of police brutality, as shown in the post-credits scene of "Major Tomato".
- Simpleton Voice: Chip's iconic pitched voice, the voice actor in his pre-puberty voice. Ironically, him and Cracker are 27 years old.
- Signature Headgear: The top hat Chip wears everyday lets you know that he is a "smart" guy.
- The Unfunny: In the "Pilot", Chip cracks jokes very few. And none of the jokes were funny, but his punchlines were obvious.
Supporting Characters
Bartender
"I used to work at a police department - down that street over there.."
Bartender is another important character throughout the series, he owns and in charge of keeping the bar. His appearance tells you that he does indeed work in a bar.- Bartender Confidant: He's the bartender. He does "bartender things”, he is seen supporting Cracker and Chip from their job as bounty hunters.
- Cool Old Guy: He sure knows how to fight.
- Grumpy Old Man: The reversal of this trope, in the post-credits scene of "Re-Fried". Bartender is seen playing with a Nintendo Switch, while Bao, his substitute bartender plays a Gameboy for "nostalgia". Bartender points it out that Bao should try out new things and concerned that Bao would burn his eyes from a Gameboy from how darker the screen is.
- Old Cop, Young Cop: A retired police officer, trains Cracker and Chip in combat.
- Reformed Criminal: Rather the opposite of this trope, he mentions that he used to work in a police department in the pilot before turning away from doing law enforcement. Instead, he went to do some "crime stuff".
"Warden" Crocker
"You boys know how to fight, right?"
The Warden is another important character of the story, he works at a police department. Desperately needs bounty hunters for this place. Gets hotheaded easily- Can't Take Criticism: In "Major Tomato"'s post-credits scene, Warden is harshly criticized by the government official for his performance when Cracker and Chip is accused for police brutality after they successfully captured Posin, but may have caused property damage and even the captive was held unconsciously. The Warden is seen that he cannot take his criticism.
- Da Chief: The leader of that police department.
- Living Mood Ring: His candle lighting up shows you he's pissed.
- Spell My Name with a "The": Chip calls him "The Warden" often, this hints that he might have scared people from his short temper.
- Screw Politeness, I'm a Senior!: Gets hotheaded very easily.
- Weaponized Headgear: Not technically a headgear for a candle, but he often uses his candle to light up his cigar.
Main Antagonists
Posin Theodore Chocolate
"Get ready to cruuumble!!"
The main antagonist of the series, this guy is known for making robots. That's it, that's his entire reputation.- The Alcoholic: In Episode 3, Posin is seen sleeping on a couch with bottles of alcohol surrounding him. And ‘’poses’’ aggression to Cracker before Cracker throws a chair at him.
- Can't Hold His Liquor: His robot decoy mentions that he does not like alcohol, until episode 3 it is shown that he drank a large amount of alcohol.
- Disproportionate Retribution: The reason why he’s like this is because everybody didn’t elect him as mayor of Avocado City. He wants to destroy the city and even wanted to enslave everybody in the city in return.
- A Dog Named "Dog": His last name is Chocolate.
- Fangs Are Evil: Posin shows really sharp teeth, absolutely evil.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite being an antagonist of the series, he is shown to show affection to his own robots, treating his kiss robots like dogs.
- Mad Scientist: Not a scientist to fit in this trope, but considering he makes robots programmed to be evil. Heck, he even made a decoy robot to look and act like himself to lure the bounty hunters. Only for Cracker and Chip to realize that it's his robot when its face melted from "toilet wine".