Characters
- Johnny - A young composer who comes to live in his great uncle's old house to work on his music. He is the star of the show.
- Gwen - Johnny's neighbour and friend. She is always "trying something new" and often has a different job every time she visits. In Season 2 Gwen meets the Sprites.
- Ginger - A pink and purple Air Sprite with a spunky, sporty attitude.
- Basil - A green and yellow Earth Sprite with glasses. He's very smart and knows a great deal about Sprite history and gardening.
- Lily - A blue Water Sprite who is able to speak Spanish. She's very in touch with nature. She loves to paint.
- Root - The youngest and shyest of the Sprites. Root is a baby Earth Sprite but he can already get vegetables to grow just by talking to them.
- Sage - The oldest and wisest Sprite of them all. When the younger Sprites need advice or lack knowledge on a topic they often confer with Sage.
- Seymour - Seymour is not a Sprite, but a Schmole (a purple, talking mole). He lives in (or rather 'under') Johnny's backyard and has quite the appetite.
- Fuzzies (creatures) - Small, colorful creatures that live with the Sprites and enjoy hanging out with Johnny - they often do work for the Sprites.
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