Characters
The World Of Golden Eggs features a wide cast of characters who usually re-appear in various sketches. The cast of characters include:
- Amura Voiced by: Namie Amuro
- Rose and Mary - a pair of exercise loving chefs. They host the segment entitled "Nori-Nori Cooking".
- Coach - coach of Turkey Hill High School's American football team. Likes to use the word "necessary".
- Mark - a player in the Turkey Hill High School's American football team. His catch phrase is "Just do it!".
- Paul - the somewhat shy quarterback for Turkey Hill High School's American football team.
- Robert - a teacher at Turkey Hill High School. Often the victim of the vice-principal's over-enthusiastic chatter.
- Vice principal - the talkative vice principal of Turkey Hill High School.
- Michael - a member of Turkey Hill High School's bodybuilding club.
- Max - host of "Trend Hunting".
- Turkey Ranger - an action hero and local celebrity.
- Kevin & Paul - a pair of turkeys who have escaped from a farm and are looking to pick up some female turkeys.
- Norman & Bob - fans of the cheerleaders at Turkey Hill High School. Usually seen with large-lensed cameras.
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