Libby Stein-Torres (voiced by Lara Jill Miller), Molly's first human friend in Brighton.Darryl has a pet tarantula named Heidi Hairylegs. Darryl McGee (voiced by Michaela Dietz), Molly's mischievous younger brother.Montano also voices Grandma Nin, Molly and Darryl’s Thai grandmother, Sharon’s mother and Pete’s mother-in-law.Her income comes from doing gigs from an app named Gig-Pig. She at first despises her mother Grandma Nin, but eventually begins to like her. Sharon married Pete with an unofficial wedding. Sharon McGee (voiced by Sumalee Montano), Molly's Thai mother.He tends to act dim-witted at times, but means well. Pete married Sharon with an unofficial wedding. Pete McGee (voiced by Jordan Klepper), Molly's Irish father.Scratch has the ability to teleport into two universes: the Human Realm and the Ghost Realm. Scratch is blue when he's visible and crystal when he's invisible. His job is to scare people as assigned by the Ghost Council, but he seems to like spending his time being with Molly despite being cursed. His main hobby is making people miserable. His favorite member of the McGee family is Grandma Nin, because she has Thai snacks.
He is not seen by any humans except the McGee family and Libby. Scratch (voiced by Dana Snyder), a grumpy ghost cursed to be alongside Molly.She is also shown to dislike magicians since she sees them as con artists. She keeps Scratch a secret from anyone who isn't her family, and later on Libby. Molly McGee (voiced by Ashly Burch), an optimistic tween girl of Irish and Thai ancestry who lives to make the world a better place.Despite that, Scratch and Molly form an unlikely friendship that guides each of them through the ups and downs of their respective worlds. When a curse from Scratch backfires, he finds himself forever bound to Molly. Meanwhile, cantankerous ghost Scratch lives to make the world a worse place, break what has gone right, and spread misery. Tween optimist Molly McGee lives to make the world a better place, fix what has gone wrong, and spread joy.
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