Our Sprunki characters hub lists twenty standard characters and eighteen hidden ones. Hidden characters are not a separate game and they are not secret codes you must type in; they are simply extra characters that show up inside specific mods rather than in the base roster you meet first.
This guide explains what hidden means on this site, names all eighteen, and points you towards the mods where extra characters tend to appear. If you want to understand the standard cast first, start with our guide to Sprunki character roles.
What Hidden Means on This Site
The word hidden describes where a character lives, not how difficult it is to unlock. The twenty standard characters are the ones presented as the core cast across the site. The eighteen hidden characters sit outside that core list and surface in particular mods, which is why regular players keep meeting names that never appear on the main line-up.
It is worth treating the hub as the authority here. It is the page that names both counts, and it is the fastest way to see the full picture in one view.
The Eighteen Hidden Characters
These are the hidden names listed on our characters hub:
- Rebel
- Lario
- Qip
- Geo
- El Cool P
- Rose
- Geno
- Dog-like Flower
- Dr. Theodore
- Lobotomy Man
- Executive
- Fanon Wenda
- Mack
- Kaski
- Imperfection
- Darius
- Cube
- Proop Guy
That is eighteen names beyond the standard twenty. Some are playful, some are eerie, and a few, like Fanon Wenda, clearly nod back to the main cast. What they share is that they are not part of the standard four-group line-up.
Why Hidden Characters Appear in Mods
Mods are where the Sprunki idea stretches. A mod can keep the core cast and add its own characters, or it can build a themed variant of characters you already know. That flexibility is exactly why the hidden list exists: it records the characters that only make sense in the context of a particular mod rather than the base set.
You can browse the full collection on the Sprunki mods page and the Sprunki games list if you want to see how many different directions the idea has been taken in.
Mods Where Extra Characters Show Up
Several mods are built around a changed or expanded cast, and they are the easiest places to run into characters outside the standard twenty.
Sprunki Retake is one of the most recognisable takes, built around expressive character animation. Sprunki Babies reworks the idea with baby characters, turning the familiar cast into a softer version. Mods in the horror corner of the site, collected on the horror hub, push characters into darker redesigns, which is another route to meeting unfamiliar faces.
The smart approach is to open a mod, see who is actually on stage, and treat the hidden list as a name guide for the characters that are not on the standard roster.
Hidden vs Standard: What Changes
The standard characters keep their jobs across the site, and you can read their four sound groups on pages such as Oren, Wenda, Gray, Black and Pinki. Hidden characters instead belong to whatever mod introduced them, so their role is defined by that mod rather than by the general cast.
In practice this means the standard twenty are a stable reference point and the hidden eighteen are the shifting extras around them.
How to Spot a Hidden Character
There is no badge that marks a hidden character inside a mod, so the practical way to spot one is to compare the cast on stage with the standard list. If a name appears that you have never seen in the four sound groups, you are almost certainly looking at a hidden character from one of the eighteen.
This is why the hidden list is useful as a checklist. The moment a mod shows you an unfamiliar face, you can scan the names above and usually find a match.
Hidden does not mean rare
Some hidden characters appear in a single themed mod, while others recur across several. The label measures where they belong, not how often you meet them.
Hidden does not mean stronger
They are not upgraded versions of the standard cast. A hidden character is simply one that sits outside the core line-up rather than above it.
Keeping Track of the Roster
It helps to think of the character list in two tiers. The first tier is the stable set of twenty characters with their beat, effect, melody and vocal roles. The second tier is the floating set of eighteen hidden names that belong to particular mods.
Whenever a new mod introduces a character, ask which tier it belongs to. If it has a role in the standard four-group system, it is part of the core cast; if it only exists within a mod's theme, it is one of the hidden names.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many hidden characters are there?
Our characters hub lists eighteen hidden characters alongside twenty standard ones.
Are hidden characters playable?
They appear inside specific mods, so whether you can play one depends on the mod you open.
Do hidden characters have their own pages?
The hub lists their names; the standard twenty are the ones with dedicated character pages.