In the episode ‘Lazy Town Goes Digital’, the Mayor is seen to be continually perplexed by modern technological terms and later has to be corrected when foolishly trying to send a ‘b-mail’ using a recently installed computer system.

He is also famous for saying “Oh my!” all the time if something is wrong. He loves his niece Stephanie very much and calls Sportacus if she feels sad or depressed. Mayor Milford Meanswell (puppeteered and voiced by David Matthew Feldman) A nervous wreck who has a crush on Ms. He can usually be seen holding a lollipop. He is now active and participates in any sport the gang plays, but still enjoys candy. After Stephanie came along he found that there is more to childhood than sugary treats. Ziggy (puppeteered and voiced by Guðmundur Þór Kárason) The character who loves to eat candy and sweets – particularly Taffy.

He fixes up all sorts of gadgets to help him avoid doing something himself, such as a machine to tie his shoes or a remote that “does everything for you.” He loves anything to do with computers, technology and gadgets. Pixel (puppeteered by Julie Westwood and voiced by Kobie Powell) The character who plays too much on the computer. He can also play the harmonica and recorder. He often says “It’s mine!” and has his own song by that name (which names everything in LazyTown as his). He still plays with the gang, but he will always care about his stuff: especially his car and his prized piggy bank. Stingy (puppeteered and voiced by Jodi Eichelberger) As his name implies, the greedy and possessive character. In “Crystal Caper”, she kisses Stingy, implying she might have a crush on him. She also likes to draw moustaches on the mayor’s posters. Trixie refers to Stephanie as “Pinky” when trying to get her attention. Trixie (puppeteered and voiced by Sarah Burgess) The trouble-maker character, though she does like to play with everyone else. His emotional state rapidly goes from one extreme to another throughout an episode, reflecting Rotten’s vast determination to inflict laziness on Lazytown despite an embarrassing catalogue of previous failings. Robbie Rotten frequently dresses up in clever disguises to cause mischief and trouble. Although his actions are those of an evil villain, he refers to himself as “a simple, rotten guy who’s just misunderstood.” He lives in an underground lair from which he spies on the children of LazyTown through a periscope. The amount of effort that this champion of inactivity puts into his plots is ironic he may be the most active person in LazyTown because of it. Robbie devises all sorts of plans to achieve this, and sometimes comes very close to succeeding, but in the end is always defeated by Sportacus with the help of Stephanie and her friends. He wants to make sure LazyTown remains quiet and lazy, as it was before the arrival of Sportacus and Stephanie. He is always trying to get the kids to eat junk food and is forever trying to banish Sportacus from LazyTown. She dreams of studying dance at a famous dance school. But when she asked for Sportacus’ help, the whole town worked together to make LazyTown the best place to live. Stephanie is always encouraging the kids to go outside and play, but on each occasion she must contend with Robbie Rotten’s attempts to sabotage her efforts. She came to town to visit her uncle, the mayor of LazyTown. She loves to play and her hair, outfits and accessories are pink. Played by Julianna Rose Mauriello: The character who inspired the citizens (and most importantly, the children) of LazyTown to get up and go. Sportacus doesn’t think of himself as a Superhero, but rather, a Slightly-Above-Average Hero. The character is patient and understanding. His crystal beeps to let him know that someone needs his help. Sportacus is constantly engaged in physical activity, and even does gymnastics just to get from place to place.

He wants to make sure LazyTown is happy, and knows that they have to be healthy and fit to be so. Sportacus encourages the kids of LazyTown to eat “sports candy” (his term for fruits and vegetables), and to play outside instead of just sitting around indoors playing video games or eating junk food. Played by Magnús Scheving: The super-healthy hero of the show, hailing from “an island in the North Sea” (a reference to Iceland, LazyTown‘s country of origin).

Lazy town characters