Characters
- Morph - the main character with terracotta skin.
- Chas (pronounced Chaz) - Morph's psychopathic cousin with cream skin
- Nailbrush - Morph's 'canine' companion (a nailbrush)
- Grandmorph - a long-bearded grandpa version of Morph, probably Morph's grandpa
- Delilah - a bossy female character in a yellow dress with brown skin
- Folly - a tin-foil girl
- Gillespie - a blue, dimwitted but benign giant-like character
- The Very Small Creatures - an array of small plasticine balls with eyes
- Goobledygook - An alien (who arrived on the table by accident piloting a milk bottle-like craft in the original series - in the Morph Files, he arrived by accidentally printing him from the 'space raiders' style game)
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