Burger King Kingdom - Characters

Characters

  • The Burger King: A bearded king that ruled the Burger King Kingdom.
  • Sir Shake-A-Lot: A knight that wears an armor made of BK Cups and has a craving for milkshakes. Sir Shake-a-lot always shivers because he drinks milkshakes so much he is always cold. Sir Shake-A-Lot's voice can be heard in the video game Sneak King commenting, "The King! He's so sneaky!"
  • The Burger Thing: A large hamburger puppet designed to be a 3-D painting. Voiced by Frank Welker.
  • The Duke of Doubt: A duke who is the Burger King's arch-nemesis who constantly doubted the King's magic.
  • The Wizard of Fries: A robot powered by the french fries in its glass dome head. It can "multi-fry" where it takes a single french fry and duplicates it endlessly.

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