Mascots

The main mascots. Left to right: Salem, Lloyd, Finley, Rambley, and Mollie.

Mascots are marketable fictional characters created to represent a particular brand. Indigo Park, the primary location of the eponymous game, is represented by a colorful cast of mascots who appear throughout the park, as well as its media and physical merchandise.

Main Mascots

Indigo Park's main mascots are the most featured and recognizable. They represent not only the park but the Indigo brand as a whole, and most of them have entire sections of the park dedicated to them. In media, they are featured primarily in the Rambley & Pals animated series.

Image	Name	Species	Description
	Rambley the Raccoon	Raccoon	A chipper, talkative raccoon, Rambley is known for his love of trains, which is reflected in his ride, Rambley's Railroad. In modern times, Rambley has been the primary mascot of Indigo Park, and his image can be seen utilized throughout as both decoration and merchandise. Unlike the other mascots, Rambley as a mascot was incorporated into the park as an interactive AI, who is still active when Ed explores the park and acts as a deuteragonist for the game.
	Mollie Macaw	Blue-and-yellow Macaw	Mollie is a high-spirited macaw known for building her own planes and crashing them, an act she dubs "barnstorming". Jetstream Junction, her own section of the park, is plane-themed in the spirit of her role as a pilot. She is described as Rambley's best friend and has starred in her own spinoff cartoon. Mollie also serves as spokesmascot for the Bird Up sodapop brand and can be seen drinking it in advertisements.
	Finley the Sea Serpent	Sea Serpent	A large green sea serpent who prefers to hide in his grotto, Finley is described by Rambley as "obnoxiously shy, but [with a] good heart." Finley is the representative of the park's aquarium facility Oceanic Odyssey and known to have a fondness for collecting sea shells.
	Lloyd The Lion	Lion	Lloyd the Lion, or Lloydford L. Lion as he prefers to be addressed, is a proud and boisterous actor with a love for the spotlight. Lloyd has his own stage at the park in Lloyd's Main Stage Theater. Due to his arrogant personality, Lloyd is described as "really starting to push it," in terms of his friendship with the rest of the main cast. Rambley in particular cannot stand him. Various clues throughout the game imply that Lloyd was the original primary mascot of Indigo Park before Rambley was given the role.
	Salem the Skunk	Striped Skunk	Compared to the other main mascots, very little is known about the potion-brewing skunk known as Salem. While they have an antagonistic role in Indigo-produced media such as the arcade game Rambley Rush and the cartoon A Smelly Scheme, Rambley has referred to Salem (however indirectly) as a friend. Salem's section of Rambley's Railroad is broken down when visited in the game, so their scripted interactions with Conductor Rambley are consequently unknown.

Mollie, Ahoy!

As a spinoff of Rambley & Pals, Mollie, Ahoy! features the eponymous Mollie Macaw and introduces a few new mascot characters created for the spinoff series.

Image	Name	Species	Description
	Chip the Cockatoo	Sulphur-crested Cockatoo	A brave cockatoo and a member of Mollie's crew, Chip and his friends initially attempt to repair Mollie's broken plane and, upon failing that, make Mollie the captain of their crew. Chip also appears to be somewhat vain, as he is briefly seen admiring himself in the mirror during the show's opening theme.
	Pip the Parrot	Red-crowned Amazon	Pip is the shyest of the trio that makes up Mollie's crew. With Chip and Tiki, Pip had attempted to repair Mollie's plane but failed, choosing then to instead make Mollie their captain.
	Tiki the Toucan	Keel-billed Toucan	Tiki is an energetic toucan. With Chip and Pip, she tried to repair Mollie's plane when she crashed into their island. Upon failing that, the trio elected to instead make Mollie their captain.
	Skurv the Coyote	Coyote	Skurv is a coyote pirate captain who serves as the main antagonist of the series. His personality has been described as chaotic.