Cast and Major Characters
- Henry: The show's main protagonist. He is a small green gecko with purple spots and yellow eyes. Henry is portrayed as being enthusiastic, albeit foolish and immature. He is generally depicted as ignorant of the episode's subject matter and typically fails in the endeavours he attempts to undertake. Sometimes, he can prove himself to be quite smart; he is also an inventor. He often identifies lizards seen in the video sequences as his cousins. His favorite food is pizza. Henry is voiced by Eric Meyers.
- The Narrator: The Narrator is Henry's co-star, but he is never seen and almost never named. He is depicted as being wise and knowledgeable. In addition to teaching Henry about animals and correcting his special reports, the Narrator acts as a comedic foil to Henry: the show's "straight man", who cuts Henry down for his immaturity and lack of knowledge with some combination of a mature seriousness and a dry sarcasm. The Narrator is voiced by Tom Clarke-Hill.
- Crab Tuesday: Henry met Crab Tuesday during a visit to the seashore, and the crab has been Henry's best friend and assistant ever since. Henry names him Tuesday after Robinson Crusoe's "man Friday." Henry can often tell what Tuesday is saying, although he has no voice at all and communicates by snapping his claws. However, in Amazing Animal Hunters, he is heard mumbling "I don't know" to Henry.
- Cartoon Animals: Throughout the episodes, there are short cartoons relating to the episode's subject matter. Cartoon animals include, but are not limited to:
- A blue chicken professor and his wife and kids
- Three (sometimes four) green lizards
- A yellow snake with jingle bells on its tail
- An elephant with a pink trunk
- A large green Tyrannosaurus
- A blue parrot with a purple beak and colored head feathers
- A tiger that stands on two legs
- A blue gorilla
- A spider monkey
- A green porcupine with a turquoise crest
- A black spider
- A mole that wears sunglasses
- A large green bat
- An orange squirrel
- A large blue fish
- A blue rhino
- A pink weasel (or skunk)
- A yellow vulture
- A small gray frog
- An orange-brown beetle
- A large golden bear
- A Brown eagle sergant and Brown owl army
- A Teal pigeon
- A Pink stork
- A small gray mouse
- An Green crocodile
- A Green chameleon
- A Green turtle
Read more about this topic: Henry's Amazing Animals
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