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List of Horrid Henry characters

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The following is a list of characters that appear in Horrid Henry, a British series of children's books written by Francesca Simon. It also includes names from the TV series of the same name and the 2011 film.

Main characters

Horrid Henry

Horrid Henry[1][2] is the main character of the series. He is a very determined and relentless boy who believes that life is unfair, and fights against "the tyranny of adults", mostly anything children hate in a stereotypical view, from vegetables to school. Indeed, Henry's teachers, relatives, and babysitters in the series try their best to avoid him as they admittedly dislike his frequent antics.[3][4][5] Henry is often rude, selfish, impatient, hot-tempered, impulsive, arrogant, and hardly ever learns from his mistakes, refusing to acknowledge them.[6][2] Because of his young age, however, Henry can get frightened by talk of ghosts or monsters, and is revealed to have a fear of needles in "Horrid Henry's Injection".[7][8] In every story, there is something Henry has to get or do (or occasionally avoid doing) and the ensuing chaos is the consequence of this overriding desire. Whenever Henry thinks of a plan it is simply to get his own way, never to make trouble purely for its own sake.[9][3][10] He has a club called the Purple Hand Gang (a parody of the Black Hand Gang), with its headquarters being a fort hidden behind branches in Henry's back garden.[4]

According to Francesca Simon, she got the idea for Horrid Henry when Judith Elliott, an editor at Orion Books, asked her to write a story about a horrid child.[11] She also wanted to write about sibling rivalry and families where one child was considered "perfect" and the other "horrid".[12][13][14][15][16] Henry was drawn with long hair and a striped shirt by Tony Ross in order to make him "recognisable from all angles".[11] Henry is voiced by Lizzie Waterworth in the TV series.[17][18][19][20][21] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Theo Stevenson.[22]

Perfect Peter

Perfect Peter[1][2] is Henry's perfect younger brother, with whom he is in conflict.[23][24] He is often referred to as a "worm" or "toad" by Henry. Being quite mature for his age, he exhibits ideal traits including cleanliness, neatness, eating his vegetables, using his fork and knife, good manners and high academic prowess, resulting in his parents favouring him.[3][25] He also often shows off how good he is, particularly when Henry is being reprimanded for his misbehaviour.[6] Henry gets into trouble when Peter tells Mum or Dad that he has done something wrong, usually with the phrases "Mum/Dad! Henry's being horrid/mean to me!" or "Mum/Dad! Henry called me a worm/a toad/told me to shut up!"[26][27] Despite being perfect, Peter is also naïve, as he believes Henry's odd stories without question.[3] He can also be desperate for praise and attention and manipulates situations to his advantage.[6] He is also the leader of the Best Boys Club.

In the TV series, Peter is revealed on several occasions to be, in reality, very whiny and spoiled. In addition to being desperate for praise and attention (e.g. getting his toys out just to tidy them again in "Horrid Henry Joins the Best Boys Club"), he tries to take credit for Henry's rare good deeds at times, as shown in episodes such as "Horrid Henry's Perfect Day" and "Horrid Henry: Horrid Headmaster". Peter seldom defies orders or complains about said orders, though as the series progresses, he indeed does defy adults or rules in revenge against Henry or while attempting to frame him. Despite all this, Henry will still help Peter out on occasion, such as rescuing him from a falling shelf in the cellar in "Horrid Henry: Trapped!".

The inspiration for Peter came when Francesca Simon wanted to write about sibling rivalry and families where one child was considered "perfect" and the other "horrid".[28][29][16] Tony Ross stated that he found Peter "challenging" to draw due to his innocent posture, so he mostly "put [the character's] hands behind his back and turned the face upwards".[11] Peter is voiced by Emma Tate in the TV series.[17][30][20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Ross Marron.[22]

Mum

Mum is the mother of Henry and Peter. Due to Henry's behaviour, she appears to be quite stressed and irritable,[31] and is strict towards him. She unfairly treats Henry most of the time, sending him to his room and banning him from watching television, pocket money, sweets and the computer, and believing him to have done terrible things that he has not done,[32] as shown in "Perfect Peter's Horrid Day".[33] Mum favours Peter over Henry and constantly praises him on his hard work and achievements,[32] though will discipline him when needed.[34][35] Despite her strictness towards Henry and favouring of Peter, she does care for both her children and wants to know about their well-being. Tony Ross drew Mum with jeans and trainers to differentiate her from other mothers and give her a "trendier" look.[11] In the TV series, Mum works part-time as the assistant manager of a library for Mrs Mossy. She enjoys reading and fashion and is interested in beauty products like perfume. She also likes going in the cosmetics store "I'm A Lady".[36] She is voiced by Tamsin Heatley in the TV series,[17][37][20] except for the episode "Horrid Henry's School Trip", where she is voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols. In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Siobhan Hayes.[38]

Dad

Dad is the father of Henry and Peter. Like Mum, he has never trusted Henry to be well behaved.[39][31] He also likes making Henry and Peter very healthy packed lunches.[40] Peter often shows off to Dad by being perfect while Henry misbehaves. Specifically, he punishes Henry by banning the TV and/or the computer, but mostly resorts to cancellation or reduction of pocket money, as shown in "Horrid Henry's Hike".[41] He shows favouritism when it comes to Henry and Peter. He tends to believe the best of Peter and the worst of Henry, as even if Henry was telling the truth (such as when Peter misbehaves), he will still dismiss it as "rubbish" and will find excuses for him. Although strict, he is much more tolerant and patient with Henry than Mum is by giving him second chances. He is often shown to be capable of distracting Henry enough that he behaves. Dad works as an office manager at Tingly Toothbrushes. He is voiced by Wayne Forester.[42][17][20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Mathew Horne.[22]

Moody Margaret

Moody Margaret is a girl who is portrayed as the primary main antagonist in the Horrid Henry franchise, and serves as Horrid Henry's competitive arch-enemy and next-door neighbour.[43][26][44] She is very bossy and domineering, and is capable of releasing violent, piercing screams when her demands remain unfulfilled, as shown in "Horrid Henry and Moody Margaret" and "Moody Margaret Moves In".[45][46] Her parents spoil her and let her do anything that she wants. Margaret has a tendency to gloat about her various accomplishments in a ridiculously narcissistic fashion, looking down on others and domineering her friends and peers. True to this, she is resented by her best friend Sour Susan because of her rudeness, but Susan seems to have no other choice than to reluctantly obey Margaret's commands. Margaret leads the Secret Club in various plots formulated against Henry's Purple Hang Gang.[47] In "Horrid Henry: Rockstar!", her full name is revealed to be Margaret Millicent Maudita Smythe. Despite being a bully, Margaret is friends with most of the girls in her class. She is also very vain, frequently fussing over her appearance and trying to outshine her friends in fashion and toys. She is also quite athletic and loves to play football.

While Francesca Simon was in the process of creating Moody Margaret, she suggested a boy called Moody Martin, but her husband Martin Stamp did not approve of the idea as he thought that Moody Martin was too similar to Horrid Henry, the main character. Therefore, Simon made him a girl instead, and his name was changed into Moody Margaret.[15][8] Simon stated in an interview that Margaret was based on herself at a young age and how she imagined Margaret Thatcher to have been as a child.[48] Margaret is voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols in the TV series.[17][49][20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Scarlett Stitt.[22]

Rude Ralph

Rude Ralph[1] is Horrid Henry's best friend, who lives the life of luxury that Henry dreams of having. He gladly assists Henry in many of his plans, including plots to raid Moody Margaret's Secret Club, with him being a member of Henry's Purple Hand Gang, and even joining with Henry in bullying Perfect Peter in some stories (e.g. calling Peter a "crybaby" in "Horrid Henry's Stinkbomb"[50]).[43][51] In the TV series, besides Henry, he is often seen with Aerobic Al and Beefy Bert. He is voiced by Aidan Cook.[17][52][53][54] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Lloyd Howells.[38]

Sour Susan

Sour Susan is Moody Margaret's best friend. She is rude, a bit dense, sassy and immature, and likes to copy Margaret by saying, "Yeah, [whatever Margaret said]," when she insults people (mainly boys) such as Horrid Henry, Rude Ralph or even Perfect Peter. Margaret is often a bad friend to Susan, as they always have arguments. She always moans at Margaret when she thinks that she is being selfish and unfair.[43][26][55] In "Horrid Henry's Stinkbomb", Susan is stated to hate Lazy Linda as she had not invited her to a sleepover.[56] However, in "Moody Margaret's Sleepover", Susan and Linda seem to get along fine.[57] In the TV series, her face is mostly puckered, like when someone eats sour food. She is voiced by Joanna Ruiz.[17][58] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Helena Barlow.[38]

Miss Battle-Axe

Miss Boudicca Battle-Axe is a strict Scottish teacher and the secondary antagonist. She teaches Horrid Henry and many of his classmates such as Rude Ralph, Moody Margaret and Sour Susan. She seems to have a particular disliking towards Henry, usually due to his horrid behaviour which disrupts her class.[43][26][59] She once said that Henry's class was the worst she ever taught in "Horrid Henry's School Project".[60] Her mother, Mother Battle-Axe, appears in the story "Horrid Henry Dines at Restaurant Le Posh"[61] and a few episodes, where she disciplines her daughter greatly. Despite hating Henry's class, it is apparent that Miss Battle-Axe is tough enough to survive teaching it, as all of Henry's teachers prior to her are mentioned to have quit because of him.[62]

Tony Ross stated that Miss Battle-Axe was "the character [he] enjoyed drawing [the] most", drawing inspiration from one of his first primary school teachers.[11] Miss Battle-Axe is voiced by Aidan Cook in the TV series.[17][52][53][54] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Anjelica Huston.[22]

Recurring characters

  • Aerobic Al: An extremely athletic boy who is one of Henry's closest friends.[63][43] He is often displayed engaging in various athletic endeavours.[64] In the TV series, he speaks with a Brummie accent and is voiced by Wayne Forester.[20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Jack Sanders.[38]
  • Anxious Andrew: A nervous and meek boy who always worries about unnecessary things, and one of Henry's classmates.[43] He is best friends with Weepy William. He is voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols.[49][20]
  • Beefy Bert: The biggest boy in Henry's class. Whenever anyone asks him a question, his immediate answer is "I dunno," which is actually the only line that Bert ever says throughout the entire book series (apart from "Horrid Henry's School Project", where he also says, "Mine!"[65]).[43] In the TV series, Bert is usually seen with Ralph and Al. He is voiced by Wayne Forester; his voice was originally low-pitched and deep, but from the second series onwards, it was changed to a higher-pitched, squeakier one.[17][20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Connor O'Mara.[38]
  • Big Bob: Dad's strict work boss. First appearing in "Horrid Henry Goes to Work", he is extremely proud of his son, Bill, whom he believes is perfect. However, he discovers that this is not the case after catching Bill photocopying his bottom. He grounds Bill for a month and sends him home.[66][26] He is mentioned in "Horrid Henry's Arch Enemy".[67] In the TV series, he is referred to as Bob or Bob Sir, and is the CEO of Tingly Toothbrushes, a company that makes toothbrushes in their factory. Dad is one of his employees. He is voiced by Aidan Cook.
  • Bossy Bill: The stuck-up son of Dad's boss Big Bob. His father thought he was perfect until Henry tricked him into photocopying his bottom at the office, but he still is a mischievous boy, as is evident from when he made tea, but added salt instead of sugar.[66][26] In the books, he appears in "Horrid Henry Goes to Work", "Horrid Henry's Arch Enemy" and "Horrid Henry's Horrid Weekend". In the TV series, he is voiced by Joanna Ruiz and has a Scouse accent.[68]
  • Brainy Brian: An intelligent boy in Henry's class.[43][64] In the books, he and Clever Clare dislike each other,[69] although the spin-off book Horrid Henry's Annual 2008 states that they are best friends.[63] He is voiced by Aidan Cook.[17][53][54] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Reuben Lee.[38]
  • Bunny: Peter's toy rabbit. He is named "Bunnykins" in the books.
  • Clever Clare: The smartest girl in Henry's class.[43] She is best friends with Brainy Brian.[63] She only appears in the TV series as a minor character in an Ashton Primary school photograph in "Horrid Henry: Nothing But The Truth" as a member of Perfect Peter's class. She also appears in "Horrid Henry: It's All Your Fault" when she was singing with Sour Susan, Gorgeous Gurinder and Singing Soraya in the musical number, "Born To Be Rude". She is voiced by Joanna Ruiz in "Horrid Henry: Ace Reporter" and Sue Elliott-Nichols in "Horrid Henry and the Funny Bunny Hop".
  • Dr Dettol is a doctor who gives injections.[70] She appears at the end of "Horrid Henry's Injection", voiced by Joanna Ruiz, and "Horrid Henry and the Germy Germ", voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols. She speaks with an Irish accent.
  • Fang: Henry's loyal, vicious hamster. He often feuds with Fluffy, and has a helpful ear when Henry needs someone to talk to. He is an unusual hamster in which he is up in the day, sleeps in a bed, and is able to say, "Yeah, yeah, yeah!"[71] He is also useful to Henry for when he plots revenge against an enemy. His vocal effects are provided by Tamsin Heatley.[17][37][20] In "Horrid Henry and the Snotslimer Redemption", Fang is given a speaking role with an American accent, provided by Wayne Forester. His only book appearances are in the spin-off books Horrid Henry's Annual 2008 and Horrid Henry's A-Z of Everything Horrid.[72][73]
  • Fluffy: Henry's family's white cat. She is incredibly lazy and likes sleeping, and hates moving about.[72][74] In the TV series, she feuds with Henry's hamster Fang, and her fur is coloured grey. She is shown in most episodes sitting by the sitting room window sill at night, using the TV remote (later changed to a tablet in Series 4) during the night to switch to sunrise. Like Peter, she seems to dislike Henry as she once framed him for eating several packets of a snack that Mum likes. Despite being female, she is sometimes referred to as a "he". Peter is completely devoted to her, and never believes that she does anything wrong, even though she started chasing Fang in one episode, and Peter said that Fang started the fight. Her vocal effects are provided by Tamsin Heatley.[17][37][20]
  • Goody-Goody Gordon[1]: One of Peter's best friends. He is a member of the Best Boys Club and is friends with Tidy Ted and Spotless Sam.[75] He often speaks with a lisp, and is voiced by Joanna Ruiz.[17][68] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Joshua-James Thomas.[76][77]
  • Gorgeous Gurinder: A beautiful and vain Indian-British girl who appears to be best friends with Singing Soraya and Lazy Linda.[63][43] They are all members of the Secret Club.[78] In later episodes, she also has a good knowledge of makeup products as she is seen teaching Henry how to put on hand cream. She is voiced by Joanna Ruiz.[79] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Nikita Mistry.[80]
  • Greasy Greta: A lady from the counter in the school cafeteria who is in charge of the packed lunch room. She first appeared in "Horrid Henry and the Demon Dinner Lady", where she is sent to look after the kids in the lunch room because they were always playing with their food. She always takes the children's treats and eats them, but runs away after eating hot chili powder biscuits that Henry brought in.[81][26] In the TV series, she eats far too many treats and is wheeled out of the school, saying that she is banning packed lunches and putting all students on school dinners. She returns in "Horrid Henry and the Revenge of the Demon Dinner Lady" from the book, Horrid Henry's Nightmare.[82] She is voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols.[20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Jo Brand.[22]
  • Great Aunt Greta: Henry's great aunt. She thinks that Henry is a little girl called Henrietta (or Henry in "Horrid Henry's Underpants"), and that Peter is a teenager. This is reflected in the presents that she sends to the boys. Although Henry's Mum and Dad have told her countless times that Henry is a boy and that Peter is six, Greta refuses to believe this and usually doesn't hear,[83] most likely due to her having some form of dementia. She is voiced by Tamsin Heatley.[17][37][20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Prunella Scales.[22]
  • Greedy Graham[1]: A greedy boy in Henry's class.[43] He is always hungry and is often seen eating carrots and junk food in the earlier episodes.[64] He is shown to be one of Henry's close friends. He has a Cockney accent in some early episodes and a Cornish accent for the majority of his appearances, and is voiced by Wayne Forester.[84]
  • Jolly Josh: A boy in Henry's class who is always jolly, happy, and loves to play pranks and practical jokes on others.[43] He is voiced by Aidan Cook.
  • Killer Boy Rats: A Norwegian-American rock band formed in 2000, and Horrid Henry's favourite band. The band consists of lead singer Ed Banger (Norwegian), guitarists Franky Fastfingers and Angus Airbrain the Third (both British), and keyboardist Fizz Whizz McTizz (American; formerly British). The band members' speaking voices are provided by Aidan Cook (Ed, Fizz Whizz in "Horrid Henry and the Killer Boy Rats"), Wayne Forester (Angus) and Sue Elliott-Nichols (Fizz Whizz in "Horrid Henry and the Lucky Thing" and "Horrid Henry and the Hotel Horrid"), while Matthew Corbett and Nick Blackman perform the vocals for the songs.[79][85][86] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, Ed is portrayed by Noel Fielding.[22] The story "Horrid Henry: Up, Up and Away" features a different lead singer for the group, named "King Killer".[87]
  • Lazy Linda: A lazy girl in Henry's class who is often seen sleeping.[43] She uses the word "like" and has a Cockney accent. She is a member of the Secret Club, which she initially joined as a replacement for Susan. At one point, Margaret fired her and Susan returned;[88] however, at another point Linda returned as well. She and Susan are foes and sometimes friends. Linda is voiced by Emma Tate.[79][lower-alpha 1] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Ela Warburton.
  • Lisping Lily: A toddler and New Nick's younger sister, who is largely infatuated with Horrid Henry (pronouncing his name "Henwy") and is known for her noticeable lisp. Her common catchphrases in the book are "I love you, Henwy," and "Will you mawwy with me, Henwy?"[89][26] She is voiced by Joanna Ruiz.
  • Madame Tutu: A dance teacher at Ashton Primary School. She first appeared in "Horrid Henry's Dance Class", referred to as "Miss Impatience Tutu" in the book story. As her name suggests, she is very mean and impatient. Despite this, she describes herself as a patient woman. She is said to hate teaching, noise, children, and Horrid Henry.[90][26] In the TV series, she is referred to as "Madame Tutu" and speaks with a French accent when talking to her class, but speaks with an English accent when talking to Henry individually. Madame Tutu is voiced by Emma Tate.[17] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Tamsin Heatley.[80]
  • Miss Oddbod: The head teacher of Ashton Primary School. Her name is revealed as "Mrs Oddbod" in the story "Horrid Henry's School Project".[91] Despite being strict and stern, she still recognises Peter's good behaviour and chooses him to greet the Queen when she visits her school. In the TV series and film, she is addressed as "Miss Oddbod". Despite her title as head teacher, she is somewhat kinder to Henry than Miss Battle-Axe.[92] She is generally good-natured but can act strange at times (e.g. digging up time capsules from the school grounds at night in "Horrid Henry and the Time Capsule"). Her first name is Cynthia, as revealed in the episode "Horrid Henry: Horrid Headmaster". She is voiced by Emma Tate.[17][30][20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Rebecca Front.[22]
  • Miss Lovely: Peter's teacher. As her name suggests, she has a gentle nature. She is very proud of Peter's progress and behaviour and is always saying nice things about him to his parents. However, she loses her temper on some occasions (e.g. in "Horrid Henry's Computer" when Peter hands in a "Why I Hate My Teacher" essay, which he wrote as "Why I Love My Teacher", which Henry edited the night before,[93]). Her first name is Lydia, as revealed in the story "Horrid Henry Runs Away".[94] In the TV series, she is often seen in the library on duty when she is in the reading area. During early seasons, Miss Lovely spoke with an Indian accent. However, later on in the series, she speaks with a Welsh accent. She often uses the word "lovely". She is voiced by Joanna Ruiz.[95][17][58] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Parminder Nagra.[22][38]
  • Mr Kill: Henry's teddy bear. He genuinely cares about him, as shown in "Horrid Henry: Who Stole Mr Kill?". According to Francesca Simon, Mr Kill got his name when one of her son Joshua Stamp's friends called his teddy "Mr Kill". She thought that was so funny that she stole the name.[8]
  • Mr Nerdon: A teacher who first appeared in the story "Horrid Henry's New Teacher". His first name is Ninius. After a prank pulled by Henry involving Peter, he collapses and Miss Battle-Axe takes over the class.[96][26] In the TV series, he is a substitute teacher for Henry's class when Miss Battle-Axe gets the flu. He later appears in the Series 5 episodes "Horrid Henry Wins the Cup" and "Horrid Henry and the Measly Mascot" and the special "Horrid Henry's Wild Weekend". He speaks with a Welsh accent, and is voiced by Wayne Forester.
  • Mr and Mrs Smythe: Moody Margaret's lenient parents who spoil her and give her everything that her heart desires. Mrs Smythe is voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols and Mr Smythe is voiced by Aidan Cook. In Horrid Henry: The Movie, Mr Smythe is portrayed by Philip Pope.[80]
  • New Nick: The newest boy in Henry's class.[43] He first appears in "Horrid Henry's Sleepover", where he invites Henry to stay the night at his house. He is voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols.[49]
  • Nurse Needle: A nurse who appears in "Horrid Henry's Injection". She tries to give Henry an injection, but Henry pretends to be sick and is sent home.[97][26] She returns in "Horrid Henry and the Germy Germ". She speaks with a Yorkshire accent and is voiced by Tamsin Heatley.
  • Pimply Paul: Prissy Polly's grouchy husband. They get married in "Horrid Henry's Wedding",[98][26] and later have a baby daughter, Vomiting Vera, as shown in "Horrid Henry's Car Journey".[99] The TV series adaptation of "Horrid Henry's Wedding" reveals that his surname is Peregrine. Paul and Henry have a mutual hatred for each other, with Paul calling Henry a "brat" or "brat face" and Henry hating Paul because he is a sourpuss. He is voiced by Wayne Forester.[79]
  • Prissy Polly: Henry and Peter's older cousin and Pimply Paul's wife. They get married in "Horrid Henry's Wedding",[100][26] and together they have a daughter, Vomiting Vera.[101] "Horrid Henry's Wedding" reveals that her surname is Penelope, implying that is the rest of Henry's family surname, while she took Paul's surname, Peregrine, after their marriage. She is voiced by Tamsin Heatley.[17][20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Kimberley Walsh.[102]
  • Rabid Rebecca: A very strict babysitter and the toughest teenager in town. Introduced in "Horrid Henry and the Bogey Babysitter", she babysits Henry and Peter. Henry has a tough job getting rid of her, eventually succeeding after discovering that she is scared of spiders.[103][26] She returns in "Horrid Henry and the Revenge of the Bogey Babysitter", accompanied by her best friend Rancid Rachel.[104][105] She is voiced by Joanna Ruiz in the TV series.[68]
  • Rich Aunt Ruby: Henry's wealthy aunt, Mum's sister and Stuck-Up Steve's mother. She is shown to be a very posh lady and is dressed fashionably. They both live in a very large mansion.[106] Ruby speaks with a posh-sounding accent and is voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols.[20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Helen Lederer.[107]
  • Singing Soraya: A girl in Henry's class who loves to sing. She even sings most of her sentences to her friends.[43] She is a member of the Secret Club with Sour Susan, Moody Margaret, Gorgeous Gurinder and Lazy Linda.[78] She is voiced by Joanna Ruiz in the TV series.[79] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Nethra Tilakumara.
  • Soggy Sid: Horrid Henry's swimming teacher. He first appeared in "Horrid Henry's Swimming Lesson". Sid is shown to be strict and impatient, dismissing Henry's excuses as to why he can't take part in the swimming lesson, and ordering him out of the pool when he misbehaves. He prefers to give orders than teach; instead of helping the students who are not strong swimmers to improve their swimming abilities, he just tells them to start swimming.[108][26] In the TV series, he is also the school's PE teacher and detention supervisor, and undertakes caretaking/cleaning duties in a few episodes. In one episode, his full name is revealed to be Sidmouth Soggington.[92] He is voiced by Aidan Cook in the TV series.[17][52][53][54][20] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by David Schneider.[80]
  • Spotless Sam[1]: One of Peter's friends and a member of the Best Boys Club.[75] He has light tan skin and black hair, appearing to be of Asian descent. He is voiced by Emma Tate in the TV series,[20] with the exception of "Horrid Henry's Tricks and Treats", where he was voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols. In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Frank Kauer.[109][110]
  • Stuck-Up Steve: Henry's older cousin and the son of Rich Aunt Ruby, and one of Henry's enemies. He is hated by Henry because he is rich, greedy and spoiled, brags about his wealthiness, and refuses to share with his cousin.[26] Ruby buys him anything that he wants and loves to spoil him. However, she will discipline Steve when he is naughty or embarrasses her. In the Series 5 episode "Horrid Henry's Class Action", he faces Henry in the School Council election. Steve attends Brick House School, a school for rich kids, along with the Brick House Boys.[111][106] He speaks with an upper class London accent and is voiced by Joanna Ruiz.[95][17] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Tyger Drew-Honey.[102][112]
  • Tidy Ted[1]: One of Peter's friends and a member of the Best Boys Club who is always tidy, hence his name.[75] He is voiced by Tamsin Heatley in most of his appearances,[37][20] save for "Horrid Henry Tricks and Treats" where he was voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols, and "Horrid Henry's School Trip", where he was voiced by Aidan Cook. In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Gabriel Werb.[113]
  • Vomiting Vera: Prissy Polly and Pimply Paul's infant daughter and Horrid Henry and Perfect Peter's first cousin once removed. She tends to vomit on anyone or anything in sight, much to others' annoyance. Henry hopes never to see her again until she is grown up and behind bars. Vera is described as being prissy and pimply like her parents in the books.[101] She is voiced by Tamsin Heatley.[37] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Lily and Sasha Demetriou Ottaway.[80]
  • Weepy William: A boy in Henry's class who often cries at the slightest things.[43] He is a member of the Purple Hand Gang. William is voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols. In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Billy Kennedy.[102]

Books

  • Babbling Bob: A boy in Henry's class who won't stop talking.[43]
  • Dizzy Dave: A boy in Henry's class who is always spinning and knocking things over. He is shown to be one of Henry's close friends.[43]
  • Fiery Fiona: A girl in Henry's class who has a fiery temper and argues a lot.[43]
  • Helpful Hari: A boy in Peter's class. He only appears in "Perfect Peter's Pirate Party".[114]
  • Inky Ian: A boy in Henry's class.[115] He only appears in the book version of "Horrid Henry and the Football Fiend" and "Horrid Henry's Chicken". According to Francesca Simon, Ian was based on a young Ian Rankin, the author of the Inspector Rebus series.[8]
  • Jazzy Jim: A boy in Henry's class who likes music.[43] He appears in "Horrid Henry Meets the Queen", "Horrid Henry and the Football Fiend", "Horrid Henry's Arch Enemy" and "Horrid Henry's Bake Off".
  • Kind Kasim: A boy in Henry's class who dislikes his behaviour. He is mentioned in "Perfect Peter's Revenge" and "Horrid Henry's Christmas Presents", and appears in "Horrid Henry and the Football Fiend" and "Horrid Henry's Arch Enemy".
  • Kung-Fu Kate: A girl in Henry's class who likes martial arts and is friends with Margaret.[43]
  • Magic Martha: A girl in Henry's class who performs magic tricks.
  • Megaphone Meg: A girl in Henry's class who is always shouting.
  • Mini Minnie: A girl in Peter's class. She is invited to Peter's party in "Perfect Peter's Pirate Party"[114] and is revealed to have twin sisters in "Horrid Henry and the Zoom of Doom".[116]
  • Nitty Nora: A nit nurse who is called in by Ashton Primary School to track down the infected during an outbreak of nits. She finds the entire class, including Miss Battle-Axe, to be infested with nits, all except Henry.[117][26] In Horrid Henry: The Movie, she is portrayed by Lizzie Waterworth.[80]
  • Norwegian Norris: A Norwegian boy in Henry's class who dislikes practices in Henry's school, saying that they would not happen in his home country.[118][119] He was submitted by a Belgian boy named Keir as part of a competition where children created their own characters to be featured in a Horrid Henry story.[120]
  • Perky Parveen: A boy in Peter's class. He only appears in "Perfect Peter's Pirate Party" and "Horrid Henry and the Zoom of Doom".[114][116]
  • Stone-Age Steven: A boy in Henry's class who pretends to be a caveman.[121] He appeared in "Horrid Henry Wakes the Dead", "Horrid Henry's Autobiography", and "Horrid Henry Writes a Story". According to Francesca Simon, Steven was based on actor and writer Steven Butler, who portrayed Henry in Horrid Henry: Live and Horrid!.[8]
  • Tell-Tale Tim: A boy in Peter's class. He only appears in "Perfect Peter's Pirate Party".[114]
  • Tough Toby[1]: a boy in Henry's class who is often regarded as tough.[43] He invited Henry to his party at Lazer Zap in "Horrid Henry's Birthday Party".[122]
  • Zippy Zoe: A quick girl in Henry's class.[123][43] She appears in "Horrid Henry's School Election", "Horrid Henry Wakes the Dead", and "Horrid Henry Tells It Like It Is".

TV series

  • Brick House Boys: A duo of students from Brick House School. They appear in "Horrid Henry Takes a Shortcut", "Horrid Henry in Detention", "Horrid Henry Wins the Cup" and "Horrid Henry and the Measly Mascot" and the special Horrid Henry's Wild Weekend.[111] They are voiced by Wayne Forester in "Horrid Henry Takes a Shortcut", and Aidan Cook in "Horrid Henry Wins the Cup", "Horrid Henry and the Measly Mascot" and "Horrid Henry's Wild Weekend".
  • Graham's Mum: A friendly dinner lady who works in the school cafeteria in Series 4. She appears in "Horrid Henry Goes to School", "Horrid Henry's Vile Vacation", "Horrid Henry: Who's Who?", "Horrid Henry's Magic Mayhem", "Horrid Henry and the Red Roof Gang" and "Horrid Henry: Eternal Schoolboy". She is voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols.
  • Mischievous Mike: One of Horrid Henry's friends who loves planes. He appears in "Horrid Henry Goes Fishing", "Horrid Henry and the Perfect Plane", "Horrid Henry's Horrible Homework", "Horrid Henry and the Terrible Teacher", "Horrid Henry Flicks the Bogey", "Horrid Henry Goes on Strike" and "Horrid Henry's Class Action". He is voiced by Aidan Cook.
  • Mrs Crunch: A tour guide who works at Our Town Museum. She also runs Camp Sunshine, under the name Captain Crunch (similar to the American breakfast cereal Cap'n Crunch). She is very stern and does not take kindly to Henry's horrid behaviour. However, in spite of that, she realises Henry's potential at Camp Sunshine, and seems to be proud of his performance when presenting him with an award, much to his surprise. She speaks in an upper class accent and is voiced by Joanna Ruiz.[58]
  • Ms Tiddler: A pessimistic elderly lady who lives on the same street as Horrid Henry and Perfect Peter, and is their neighbour. She is more commonly referred to as the Little Old Lady. Ms Tiddler owns a dog called Tiddles. She dislikes Henry's family and always calls them, as well as anyone, everything and anything, "horrid". She hates children and cats and does not seem to care for other people, as shown that she lets her dog, Tiddles, pee on whoever he likes. She is voiced by Tamsin Heatley.[20][lower-alpha 1]
  • Nasty Nicola: A girl who joins Henry's class in "Horrid Henry and the New Best Friend". She appears nice to begin with, but turns out to be nasty and vicious. She is voiced by Wayne Forester. A lookalike appeared in "Horrid Henry Meets B.B. Silver" calling herself Ashen Annabel, who looks exactly like Nicola, except smaller and with a different voice.
  • Tiddles: A very poorly-trained dog who belongs to Ms Tiddler, the elderly neighbour of Horrid Henry. He is more commonly referred to as the Dog That Wees. Ms Tiddler is an irresponsible owner who spoils Tiddles usually and lets him wee on Henry and several other people's legs. His vocal effects are provided by Tamsin Heatley.[17][37][20][lower-alpha 1]
  • Wheely Walter: A disabled science teacher at Ashton Primary School who uses a wheelchair. He is introduced in "Horrid Henry and the Climbing Frame Clincher". He appears to get along with Henry,[92] unlike the other teachers, but still sends him along with Moody Margaret to Miss Oddbod's office when they argue in his class. In "Horrid Henry's Teacher Talk", he claims that Horrid Henry once turned the ceiling blue in his class while he was making a cup of tea,[92] and does not know who Perfect Peter is when asked about him. He is voiced by Wayne Forester. In Horrid Henry: The Movie, he is portrayed by Grant Logan.[80]

Horrid Henry: The Movie

Vicious Vicky

Vicious Vicky is Sour Susan's younger sister. She first appears in Horrid Henry: The Movie and in the Series 3 episode "Horrid Henry: Bogus Babysitter". Vicky is portrayed by Kia Pegg in Horrid Henry: The Movie,[124] and voiced by Sue Elliott-Nichols in the TV series.

Vic Van Wrinkle

Vic Van Wrinkle is the strict, fiery-tempered headmaster of Brick House School and the main antagonist in Horrid Henry: The Movie. He tries to close Ashton Primary School and send all the students to Brick House School so he can earn enough money to close all the schools in Ashton. Despite being the main antagonist, Wrinkle never comes face to face with Horrid Henry or has any form of interaction with him. Instead he relies on his subordinates, two school inspectors (portrayed by Metin and Timur Ahmet[80]), to sabotage his efforts in order to close down Ashton Primary. Perfect Peter reveals his plan to Miss Oddbod over the phone, and thwarts his escape by tying his shoelaces once the police locate his whereabouts. Wrinkle falls out the window, and, along with the school inspectors, is arrested and sent to jail. Wrinkle is portrayed by Richard E. Grant.[22]

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Credited in Horrid Henry's Gross Day Out.

References

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  116. ↑ 116.0 116.1 Simon, Francesca (21 March 2019). ""Horrid Henry and the Zoom of Doom"". Horrid Henry: Up, Up and Away. Orion Children's Books. p. 113. ISBN 978-1-51010-593-5. Search this book on
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  118. ↑ Simon, Francesca (2013). ""Horrid Henry and the Revenge of the Demon Dinner Lady"". Horrid Henry's Nightmare. Orion Children's Books. pp. 32–33. ISBN 978-1-44400-016-0. Search this book on
  119. ↑ Simon, Francesca (2014). ""Horrid Henry's Chicken"". Horrid Henry's Krazy Ketchup. Orion Children's Books. p. 80. ISBN 978-1-44400-017-7. Search this book on
  120. ↑ Guardian staff (2 July 2013). "Meet new Horrid Henry character Norwegian Norris". The Guardian. Retrieved 12 August 2025.
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  122. ↑ Simon, Francesca (1995). ""Horrid Henry's Birthday Party"". Horrid Henry and the Secret Club. Orion Children's Books. pp. 73, 75–76, 86. ISBN 978-1-85881-146-8. Search this book on
  123. ↑ Simon, Francesca (2009). ""Horrid Henry's School Election"". Horrid Henry Wakes the Dead. Orion Children's Books. p. 33. ISBN 978-1-40225-934-0. Search this book on
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