Gus

Gus
Background information
Feature films	A Troll in Central Park
Voice	Phillip Glasser
Character information
Other names	Troll-boy
Personality	Kind, short-tempered, independent, fun, brave, adventurous, confident, daring, heroic, serious, fun-loving, sardonic, brainy, mean-spirited (formerly), antagonistic (formerly), sarcastic, protective, grouchy, understanding, self-absorbed (formerly), good-hearted, upbeat, snarky, trusting, respectful, obstinate, loving, loyal, determined, big-hearted, outgoing, bratty (formerly)
Appearance	Short, slender, brown hair, green eyes, freckles
Occupation	Rosie's older brother
Goal	To rescue Rosie from Gnorga (succeeded)
Home	New York City, New York
Relatives	Rosie (sister), Alan (father), Hilary (mother)
Allies	Stanley, Rosie, the flowers, the animals
Enemies	Gnorga, Llort, Stanley (formerly)
Likes	His boat, action, fun
Dislikes	His dad breaking promises, danger, Rosie in trouble, Stanley being scared
Powers and abilities	Stone and plant powers (temporarily)
Weapons	His thumb, his feet
Fate	He and Rosie run into their parents happily and are carried off through Central Park
Quote	"Know what Stanley? You'll never have a dream come true and you know why? Because you're too scared to fight for what you believe in! You're a coward!"

Gus is the deuteragonist of A Troll in Central Park. He is a young boy whose parents are busy, and who is big on having his way (as he's been looking forward to floating his boat). He also doesn't believe in dreams and thinks they're silly. He is voiced by then 12-year-old Phillip Glasser, who was also known for voicing Fievel Mouskewitz in the first two American Tail films.