Luke

Luke is the main protagonist of the series, appearing in every episode to date. His real life counterpart is the actual creator and animator of the series.

Appearance
He has long, blonde hair that flicks up at the side and front. He is relatively tall, and wears a zipped-up coat all the time.

In the early episodes, his hair did not have flicks at the side, his coat was not zipped up, and his coat collar was folded down.

In the Winter episodes, he wears a green scarf and yellow gloves along with his regular attire.

Appearences

 * Tea Cakes
 * The Great Arm Wrestle
 * Exercise
 * Alex's Birthday Present
 * The Catch-Up List
 * Exercise: Mark 2
 * Bye Bye Pants
 * Heber Winter Special (Both parts)
 * Bebby's Marvellous Adventure
 * Valentines Day Cake Sale Scramble
 * A Truly Scientific Experiment
 * The Collar
 * Exercise: Goal-three-ping

In The Games
Luke is confirmed to be a playable character in Heber Swarm. He uses his Lunchbox as his weapon and he throws a Garlic Bomb as his special attack.

Charlie
Luke and Charlie are typically shown to be friends, yet are quite abusive of each other repeatedly. However, this is not always on purpose.

Both share much in common; they both wear an extra layer, they are both very odd, etc.

Robert
Luke and Robert are also shown to be friends, but Luke enjoys teasing Robert, for example, he repeatedly takes his Tea Cakes away. But in the Heber Winter Special, the two are working in the same base, implying that they are on good terms.

Alex
Luke and Alex are implied to be in a positive relationship, as Luke was particularly worried when he forgot to get Alex a birthday present.

But, in Bebby's Marvellous Adventure, Alex did not seem to care that Luke was crying on the floor.

Robbie
Luke and Robbie are shown to be not be on particularly good terms, as almost every time he appears, he is antagonising Luke in some way shape or form. It is unknown as to how or why this rivalry is happening.

Jacob and Alex
Jacob and Alex seem to view Luke as a "willing test subject", and seem to think of him as a minion. They take control of him in The Collar without remorse, and Jacob even seems to be happy.