So, you’ve stumbled into the world of Vampirina: Teenage Vampire. Maybe you’re a nostalgic fan of the original cartoon, or perhaps you just caught a glimpse of this spooky-cute glow-up. Either way, you’re probably wondering who’s behind those fangs and that totally relatable teen angst. Let’s dig into the cast and characters—no garlic required.
The Leading Lady: Vampirina “Vee” Hauntley
At the heart of it all is our favorite half-vampire, half-human teen. Voiced by the incredibly talented Isabella Crovetti-Cramp, Vee is basically the Buffy the Vampire Slayer of middle school—minus the slaying and plus a lot of glitter. She’s just trying to balance homework, friendships, and the occasional family curse.
Isabella brings a bubbly, curious energy that makes Vee feel like your coolest cousin who happens to sleep in a coffin. You can’t help but root for her when she fumbles a spell or accidentally turns a classmate into a bat. It’s that mix of awkward and brave that makes her impossible to ignore.
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Vee’s Supernatural BFFs
Next up is Poppy Peepleson, voiced by ViviAnn Yee. Poppy is the human bestie who’s basically the “normal” one—but really, she’s the emotional support werewolf. She’s the friend who will help you clean up a glitter bomb disaster without asking too many questions. Why? Because that’s what real friendship looks like.
Then there’s Boris Hauntley, Vee’s dad, voiced by the legendary James Arnold Taylor. He’s the overprotective vampire dad who gives Gomez Addams a run for his money. Seriously, this guy makes a dramatic entrance just to remind you to eat your garlic-free snacks. He’s all “I’m a creature of the night!” but then he’s folding laundry.
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The Mischief Makers and Mysterious Types
You can’t have a teen show without a little drama, right? Enter Bridget, the frenemy with a flair for the dramatic, voiced by Brittany McDonald. She’s the kind of character who’ll steal your lunch—and your ghostly glow—but you still kinda love her. It’s like Mean Girls if Regina George had a pet spider and a secret soft spot.
And don’t sleep on Dr. Paula Von Vexington, voiced by Kari Wahlgren. She’s the school nurse with a lab coat and a suspiciously glowing potion collection. Is she a villain? A mentor? Honestly, she’s the Professor Snape of the series—always lurking with a cryptic warning. You never know if she’s about to hex you or hand you a band-aid.
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The Vampire Family Cast
Vee’s mom, Oxana Hauntley, is voiced by the wonderful Lauren Tom. She’s the cool, mystical mom who can turn into a mist to avoid traffic. She’s the kind of parent who says “break a leg” and actually means it literally. Her calm, wise vibe balances out Boris’s anxious dad energy perfectly.
And let’s not forget Gregoria, Vee’s sassy 500-year-old grandmother, voiced by Candi Milo. She’s like the Grandma Rose from every family—but with a crystal ball and a habit of calling modern kids “unseasoned.” She adds a witty, timeless layer to the show, reminding everyone that vampires have been dealing with teen drama for centuries.
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Why This Cast Matters
Here’s the thing—this show isn’t just about monsters. It’s about growing up, finding your crew, and embracing the parts of you that feel a little different. Every actor brings a warmth that makes the supernatural feel, well, super natural. You can hear the joy in their voices when Vee finally nails a spell or when Poppy offers a hug instead of a garlic necklace.
It’s also cool to see a cast that’s genuinely diverse—not just in species, but in personality. You’ve got the shy kid, the loud kid, the mysterious kid, and the “I’m just here for the snacks” kid. Sound familiar? That’s the point. These characters are mirrors, just with sharper teeth.
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The Voice Behind the Magic
If you’re wondering who makes these characters breathe, it’s a team of voice pros who’ve worked on everything from The Simpsons to Adventure Time. James Arnold Taylor also voices Obi-Wan Kenobi, which explains why Boris sounds so noble when he’s complaining about garlic breath. And Kari Wahlgren has voiced hundreds of roles, from fairies to villains, so she nails that “I know something you don’t” tone.
So, whether you’re watching for the monster makeovers or the heartfelt lessons, this cast delivers. They make you feel like you’re part of the Hauntley family—messy, magical, and totally welcome.
Now, go grab some fake blood (or a smoothie, no judgment) and hit play. Who’s your favorite character so far? Bet it’s Gregoria. She’s the queen of sass, and we all need that energy.