About “The Hollow” in a few words:

“The Hollow” is a Canadian animated science fiction and fantasy series. Three teenagers wake up in a mysterious realm without any memories of who they are or how they got there. Together, they embark on a dangerous journey to uncover their past and find their way home, facing numerous obstacles and encountering strange creatures along the way. With unique characters, unpredictable plot twists, and breathtaking animation, “The Hollow” is a thrilling adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Meet the characters from The Hollow

Adam

Adam is that charismatic, take-charge type who somehow always ends up in the center of the chaos and, yes, he kind of loves it. He’s confident to the point of cocky but also weirdly protective, like he’d fight a storm for you and then complain about the wet shoes for a week — honestly, hero energy with sock problems. There’s a stubborn streak and a fondness for overly dramatic speeches, but also a soft spot that sneaks out at the worst times. Oh and he probably keeps an old, slightly crumpled map in his backpack even though he uses his phone for everything.

Mira

Mira is the brainy, resourceful one who reads the room and three other dimensions at the same time — she’s pure problem-solver and low-key obsessed with puzzles. She can be quietly intense, very practical, and occasionally forgetful about basic human things like sleep or snacks (someone please pack her a granola bar). She’s empathetic but also sharp, the kind who’ll call you out and then immediately patch things up with a scientifically timed hug. Also, she claims she hates glitter but secretly keeps a tiny jar “for emergencies” (don’t ask what that means).

Kai

Kai is the prankster with a grin that makes you suspicious and a surprisingly deep loyalty, yes, really — don’t let the jokes fool you. He’s chaotic in the best way: quick-witted, unpredictable, breaks rules for fun and sometimes because he thinks of ten better rules to replace them with. He’ll tease everyone but is the first to step in when it matters, although he’ll deny it with a dramatic eye roll and a lame pun. Slightly unreliable memory for names, perfect memory for elaborate comebacks and weird snack combos (peanut butter on pickles? maybe).

Vanessa

Vanessa is ambitious, polished, and kind of a control queen — in a good way? Like she knows what needs doing and will organize your life whether you asked or not. She radiates confidence and has an attention-to-detail streak that makes her both terrifying and reassuring, plus she collects planners like trophies. She can come off blunt but usually means well, and she surprises people with a quiet, stubborn compassion that shows up when it’s least expected. Also, she might secretly enjoy terribly cheesy TV romances when no one’s around.

Reeve

Reeve has that broody, mysterious vibe but with an eye-roll sense of humor if you catch him on a good day; he’s strategic and annoyingly competent. He’s the guy who plans three steps ahead and then sighs wonderfully when things go sideways — dramatic sighing is basically his brand. He cares about the team in a way he’d never narrate out loud, preferring to be practical and do things behind the scenes, while claiming he “accidentally” fixed everything. Fun fact: he probably knows the lyrics to a musical no one expects and will, reluctantly, sing along if bribed with fries.

Skeet

Skeet is delightfully eccentric and full of energy, the sort of wildcard who makes weird metaphors and somehow they work, usually accompanied by an annoying but endearing laugh. He’s goofy and optimistic to the point of ridiculousness, yet he can focus like a laser when the situation turns serious — so don’t underestimate him. He likes gadgets but will argue that a paperclip and a shoelace make better tools than most overpriced gear, which makes zero sense but somehow works. He’s forgetful in cute ways, inconsistent about sleep schedules, and fiercely loyal, which is the whole package.

Nisha

Nisha is warm, creative, and quietly stubborn in the best possible way; she’ll mediate a fight and then doodle the aftermath in her notebook like art therapy. She’s empathetic and thoughtful, often noticing subtle things others miss, and she has a calming presence that can diffuse chaos (or at least make it look nicer). She’s principled and sometimes surprises people with sudden bursts of stubbornness — don’t challenge her on something she believes in, even if she’s wearing mismatched socks. Also, she collects pins and hates admitting she owns more than three journals, which is a lie because she definitely has like seven.

Tyler

Tyler is the adventurous, athletic type who’s equal parts upbeat and impulsive, always ready to dive into the next thing whether it’s a climb, a sprint, or a questionable plan at 2 a.m. He’s loyal in a simple, unflashy way — shows up, helps out, and makes terrible but earnest motivational speeches that somehow work. He can be stubbornly optimistic and annoyingly sincere, and yet he’s got this thoughtful side that pops up when you least expect it. Also, inexplicably great at whistling — like, suspiciously good — and refuses to explain how.