This is a list of all musical characters created by and shown in media throughout Melanie Martinez's career.
Introduced in Dollhouse/Cry Baby[]
Cry Baby's family[]
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Medical workers[]
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| Nurse | Bunny Doctors | |||
Other characters[]
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| Little Girl | Alphabet Boy | Johnny | Big Bad Wolf | Cashier |
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| Basic Bitch | Blue Boy | Mr. Potato Head | Mrs. Potato Head | Rushton Dolls |
Minor Characters[]
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Beth Anne | “Pity Party” | None | Her name is mentioned on a card that Cry Baby is making. Not much is know about her. | Unknown |
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Mistress | 'Dollhouse" (mentioned) 'Sippy Cup"(first appearance) |
Uncredited | Mistress is first mentioned in "Dollhouse," where Cry Baby realizes that her father is secretly having an affair with another woman despite being married.
In "Sippy Cup," Dad comes home with Mistress in the middle of the night. Cry Baby's Mom discovers the pair and, in a fit of drunken rage, murders her husband and his mistress. |
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Mr. Potato Head's mistress | “Mrs. Potato Head” | Brittany Williams | She is seen by Mrs. Potato Head through the window talking to and being romantic with Mr. Potato Head, Mrs. Potato Head's husband, after he saw that that Mrs. Potato Head's surgery was botched. | Presumably alive |
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Teddy Bear | “Teddy Bear” | None | The Teddy Bear was a stuffed bear that was previously owned by a child (most likely Cry Baby). The bear begins to become dangerous and insane, as he begins to hide knives under his bedsheets and crumbled photographs of the child that owns him. Eventually, the bear attempts to murder the child, making the child retaliate and murder the bear. | Deceased |
Scrapped Characters[]
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Luna | “Zzzz” and “Ring Pop” | None | She's briefly mentioned by name during the songs "Zzzz" and "Ring Pop" as the girl who's on the roof of likely Cry Baby's house. It's presumed that she is suicidal or is a ghost who died of suicide due to the line from "Zzzz", "[...]While girls are committing suicide". | Presumably deceased |
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Molly McDolly | “Unhappy Meal” | Melanie Martinez (voice actor) | During the song "Unhappy Meal" she acts as the narrator talking about how she doesn't care about the people who order at her burger shack mocking how celebrities give there fans poor quality work and only see them as a way to get money. | Unknown |
Introduced in K-12[]
School staff[]
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| Former principal The Principal |
Principal Leo |
Counselor | Detention Teacher | Biology Teacher |
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| Drama teacher Mr. Cornwell |
Homeroom teacher Ms. Daphne |
Ms. Harper (former) | Ms. Penelope | Substitute teacher Miss Victoria |
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| Bus Driver | Nurses | Bunnies | ||
Other Staff[]
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Detention Guards | K-12 | Unknown | They are the guards who are seen forcing Cry Baby to perform in a glass box along with other detention students as a form of punishment. They guard and watch as other students watch and throw bugs at the performers. They are seen wearing a black suit and tie. | Unknown |
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Guards | K-12 | Unknown | They serve as one of K-12's many punishment and security systems, detaining any student who misbehaves and acts or speaks out against the school's strict laws and take them into a holding cell for further punishment. They are first seen taking Henry away from class after he refused to stand up for the "Pledge of Allegiance". They are again seen taking Cry Baby away from drama class after she acts out against Mr. Cornwell and Dean. They are last seen trying to take Cry Baby away from the auditorium after she breaks character and tries to wake up the brainwashed crowd. They are unsuccessful as Cry Baby's scream knocks them out unconscious on the ground. | Unknown |
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Lunchladies | K-12 | Unknown | They are the lunchladies for the school's cafeteria. They are seen in the background handing out food to the students' lunchtrays. They are then pressumed to have escaped the cafeteria after the food fight that was started by Cry Baby broke out. They are depicted as 4 women dressed in sky blue uniforms and light pink hair ties. | Unknown |
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Judges | K-12 | Unknown | They are depicted as a group of 6 old men wearing pastel blue judicial robes and Victorian era-styled wigs. They are seen judging from a court bench with a a clipboard and a gavel, watching Cry Baby and her dancers' perform and protest against the school's unfair laws. After seemingly being unimpressed, they strike the gavel, making Cry Baby and her dancers to stop and collapse on the floor. After failing to reason with them, Cry Baby decides to disintegrate all of the judges into puffs of pink smoke. The judges, like The Principal, are most likely representatives of the US Government and Judicial system, with their unfair and harsh treatment of minorities and citizens. | Unknown |
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Janitor | K-12 | Unknown | He is shown sweeping up The Principal's body parts after being killed by the students and does not make another appearance after this. | Unknown |
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Theater Beauticians | K-12 | Unknown | They are the makeup artists for the actors who play in the school's drama club. They are seen applying makeup to Cry Baby's face and her wig. They are dressed in Victorian era-styled clothing, makeup, and wigs. |
Students[]
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| Angelita | Celeste | Magnolia | Fleur | Ben |
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| Kelly | Chloe | Holly | Lucy | Rachel |
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Other Students[]
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Daniel | K-12 | Deniel Kazarján | Daniel is seen on the school bus with Maya, sitting across the aisle from Cry Baby and Angelita. He puts his hands up Maya's skirt, while hers are down his pants, before the two start making out passionately. Later in the film, Daniel is seen in "Drama Club", where he acts in the school play along with Cry Baby. He demands for Cry Baby to hurry and iron her clothes faster, which prompts her to melt his left cheek with the iron. | Unknown |
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Dean | K-12 | Balázs Csémy[1] | Dean is portrayed as a boy who looks down on women. In the film, he talks down to Cry Baby, saying that she's "unfit" to play the role of a president in the school play, simply due to her gender. After being scolded by Cry Baby, he looks away in shame and embarrassment, showing his fragile ego. | Unknown |
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Glue Boys | K-12 | Tamas Gog Gaspar David |
They are a pair of twins who appears to have an obsession with sniffing and consuming glue. They are first seen on Wheels on The Bus sitting next to each other, smoking weed and having glue drip down their mouths. One of them is again seen in the timeout waiting area eating glue out of a mini jar. He is scolded by Kelly telling him "That's fucking disgusting" and he is shown turning away in shame. | Unknown |
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Henry | K-12 | Joel Francis-Williams | When the students are required to stand and recite the Pledge of Allegiance in the classroom, Henry refuses to do so. Ms. Daphne notices this and orders him to stand up. However, he continues to disobey. Henry states, "You hear that? Liberty and justice for all? That's bullshit." in response to the pledge before guards drag him away. It's presumed that he was killed by the guards or sent to detention after the events. | Unknown |
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Jason | K-12 | Bence Balogh | Jason appears on the bus ride to K-12 Sleepaway School, where he fools around with the other students and makes fun of Cry Baby. Later, he is seen pressing his bare buttocks to one of the bus windows. When Cry Baby causes the bus driver to hit a bump in the road by using her powers, Jason is knocked off his feet and falls over, and the students laugh at him.
Jason briefly appears in "Class Fight" and does not make another appearance after this. |
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Male students from "Strawberry Shortcake" | K-12 | Unknown | They are seen going towards Cry Baby while she in on top of the cake taking a slice out of of the cake she is in and eating it representing sexual harassment towards people. | Unknown |
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Maya | K-12 | Oyunbat Batsaikhan | Maya is seen on the school bus with Daniel, sitting across the aisle from Cry Baby and Angelita. She allows him to put his hands up her skirt, while her hands are in his pants, before the two start making out passionately. This portrays the line "And Maya's letting Dan put his hands up her skirt and she's got her hands down his pants" in "Wheels On the Bus".
Later in the film, she is hit with spaghetti when Cry Baby starts a food fight. She is not seen in the film again, but it is presumed that she escaped the school along with the other students. |
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Swimmers | K-12 |
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They are first seen going up to Cry Baby pointing their fingers at her and dancing around her likely representing toxic beauty standards and the pressure forced upon people. They are later doing synchronized swimming in multiple poses like in a heart and star. | Unknown |
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Thomas | K-12 | Zacky Agama | When Cry Baby and Kelly are in the principal's office, Cry Baby notices Thomas pouring several pills into his hand. She asks him what they are, and he explains that The Principal forces the students to take pills that control them and make them unable to leave the school. He also states that each color signifies how heavy the effects/doses are and that pink is the lightest dose. Thomas does not make any notable appearances after this scene. | Unknown |
Other characters[]
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| Lilith | Ghost Girl | Phillipe | ||
Introduced in After School EP[]
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Introduced in PORTALS[]
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Minor Characters[]
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Fan Girl | PORTALS | Oceana Heartsong | Towards the end of the "TUNNEL VISION" music video, she is shown playing a video game in which Cry Baby is the main character. She then reveals that she lost the game as to "GAME OVER" is on her screen. She smashes the keyboard out of frustration, and the heart-shaped electronic device then caught on fire and smoke began to be released by the computer. She slides back her chair and leaves the scene.
She is most likely depicted as Melanie's fans or media showing possessiveness to the character, Cry Baby, which symbolizes Melanie herself. |
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Businessmen | PORTALS | Uncredited | In the beginning of the "SPIDER WEB" music video, a "Steve Jobs"-like businessman wearing a blue turtleneck is seen pitching and introducing a brand new mobile phone model called, the "Fl!fone"; A device secretly used for subliminally controlling people's minds and preference, all innocently disguised as a cute mobile device. He is seen pitching this idea to 8 middle-aged men wearing pastel blue and dark green suits and coats; people who are most likely investors or other higher-ups. With all of them having taken a liking to this idea, all of them decided to greenlight the plan into full swing. These men most likely symbolize the leaders and higher-ups in the tech industry, as well as the government who use social media as a platform to drive off any unwanted truths and incidents, as well as using the public's attachment to the internet to be a platform to spread consumerism and drama | Unknown |
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Child Workers | PORTALS | Uncredited | They are the factory workers seen working in the factory producing, packaging, and sorting all the "Fl!fones" being sold to the public. They are seen wearing white maid dresses, coats, and white bonnets. These workers represent the illegal child laboring workforce imposed on many factories and sweatshops across the world. | Unknown |
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Civilians | PORTALS | Uncredited | The civilians are people who are representative of the general public. They are a social critique of people who are constantly stuck on their devices every single day, obsessed with social media, and blindly follow trends. They are depicted as the consumers for the "Fl!fone". They are shown lining up to the store early and with some of them even throwing their old devices in exchange for the latest phone model. At night, they are all shown to be walking around in the forest, their eyes glued to their phones and bumping into each other. Later, most of them are captured by the spider with its sticky web and are then presumably devoured. | Mostly Deceased |
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Teen Girl | PORTALS | Mia Rose Castaneda (Young) Valeria Aragón Vega |
She is an adolescent woman of Latin descent. She was first seen as a child crying in her room when she discovers a leech. She adopts the leech and gives it a little bow. She is seen feeding it her blood and taking care of it for the rest of her childhood. She is seen playing, eating, painting, and reading with the leech. Until one night, the leech turns on against her and together with other leeches destroy her house and strangle her to her untimely demise. | Deceased |
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Leech | PORTALS | None Judson Emery (Implied) |
They are a small pink leech that gradually loses its color over time, fading to a lifeless gray skin. When they were first found on the girl's window, they were soft and delicate, and the Little Girl decorated them with a small pink ribbon tied around its body. As the leech grew, they remained by her side, feeding on her blood and sharing her daily life. One night, after being served blood cookies, they rejected her completely, breaking what was left of the bond. What once seemed affectionate slowly became distant. They returned later, leading a swarm of faded leeches. Together, the leeches broke everything the girl had, suffocating her until there was nothing left but silence. | Pressumably alive |
Miscellaneous characters[]
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Cupid | The Trilogy Tour (K-12, "High School Sweetheartsextended outro") | None | Cupid is seen at the end of "High School Sweethearts" firing an arrow, killing Cry Baby on place. After that, he flies away, leaving her friends devastated, and is not seen again. | Presumably alive |
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Joselito | Melanie's Vines | None | He is mentioned in Melanie's vines while she was playing as Sandra. Presumably, he was a infant relative of Sandra. | Unknown |
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Maggie | 2013 EP ("A Million Men") | None | Maggie was a girl sold into the sex trafficking by her mother for drugs. The song "A Million Men" shows how she was treated during that time. At the end of the song she is shown escaping from her captors. | Presumably alive |
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Sandra | Melanie's Vines | Melanie Martinez | Within several Vine posts, Melanie portrayed a joke character named Sandra. The character was likely invented to make fun of stereotypes placed upon Latina women. | Unknown |
































































