Eight figures you can actually see in the trailers
No official roster exists. Eight figures appear across the three trailers and eleven screenshots: a yellow mascot, a hooded figure, a machine with a cockpit, a long-necked creature, a small pink bird, and three partial sightings.
Nobody on this site can hand you a roster, because the studio has not published one. What it has published is three trailers and eleven screenshots, and every character below is somebody who appears in one of those frames. Each entry names the frame it comes from, so you can check it.
Names are the hard part. Only two trailers carry a subtitle in their own title, Dubious and Delvers, and neither subtitle names a character. Where a name is used below, it is the community label from the Banban fandom wiki and it is marked as such.
Characters visible in the official media
| Character | Where it appears | What the frame shows |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow mascot with blue ears | Teaser 3, 0:00–0:06 | Walks a concrete corridor, crouches at a painting, holds up a blue ticket |
| Hooded figure with a blade | Teaser 2, 0:07–0:10 | Dark hood, no face visible, purple gloves, slender blade raised |
| Machine with a cockpit | Teaser 3, 0:35–0:45 | Red-and-black body, triangular cockpit, emblem on the chest |
| Long-necked creature | Teaser 3, 1:15–1:25 | Pale head on a long neck, dust drifting, chandelier behind |
| Small pink bird | Teaser 3, final shot | Round pink body, beak, short legs, standing with the group |
| Seated figure in a hat | Screenshot 1 | Sitting on a chair, head down, hands in lap |
| Pink plush figures | Screenshot 2 | Several in a row in the bunk room foreground |
| Legs on a staircase | Teaser 2, 1:10 | Beige trousers, dark shoes, nothing above the waist in frame |
Eight entries, and four of them are partial: the hood, the legs, the plush row, and the seated figure whose face is never lit.
Yellow mascot, blue ears
This is the only character with real screen time. Teaser 3 opens on it: a yellow body, blue rounded ears, a small blue cap, large pale eyes. It walks into a concrete room with a red railing, crosses to a large framed painting, crouches, and holds a blue ticket-shaped object up in front of its face.
The community wiki files this character under a name from the earlier games. This site does not use that name in the page title, because none of the three trailers puts a name on screen and the store page does not mention one either.
Hooded figure with a blade
Eighty seconds of Teaser 2 and the hood never comes off. The figure holds a slender blade vertically in front of the camera, wears purple gloves, and the shot ends before anything above the shoulders is lit.
The framing is deliberate: the shot holds long enough that a face would be visible if the model had one to show.
Machine with a cockpit
Teaser 3 has a machine that reads as a suit rather than a vehicle: a squarish body, a triangular cockpit with a red outline, two mechanical arms with gear-like elbows, and a glowing emblem on the chest. Something sits inside the cockpit in silhouette.
Community write-ups link this machine to a character from the earlier games. The frame itself shows no pilot clearly enough to confirm or deny that.
Long-necked creature
For about ten seconds before the group shot, a pale creature with a very long neck drifts past a chandelier, half-lost in dust. It is the only creature in any of the three trailers that stays out of focus for its entire appearance.
The frame is also the darkest thing in the trailer set, so what it actually is, a creature or a costume or a prop, is not something the pixels settle.
Small pink bird
The last group shot in Teaser 3 stands four figures in a line. One of them is small, round and pink with a beak and short legs, and it is the only one of the four that comes up to the others' knees.
The Banban fandom wiki has a page for a pink bird creature as a recurring series character. Whether this is the same design is a judgement the frame does not make for you.
What is not on this page
- No stats. No health, no damage, no speed. Nothing in the official media shows a number attached to any character.
- No voice cast. The store page lists no voice actors, and no trailer credits one.
- No confirmed roster. A character appearing in a trailer is not the same as a character appearing in the game, and the studio has not published a list that separates the two.
- No character pages of their own. With one character getting six seconds of screen time, a dedicated page per character would be a page about a single frame.
If a roster appears after release, this page gets rebuilt around it. Until then, eight frames and eight entries is the honest count.