**Blue** (often called the “hot doctor” by Lime) is the ship’s capable and charismatic doctor. Knowledgeable, poetic, and genuinely kind with a heart of gold, he stands out as the most competent and level-headed members aboard the Skeld. Blue wears a white lab coat over a light blue collared shirt and dark tie, with a medical head mirror/light on a white headband, often sporting a confident expression. Blue worries for Lime because he's always hurt in some way and trys to get him to see him.

**Yellow** is one of the two ship cooks on The Skeld, working alongside his best friend Brown. He’s fiery, opinionated, and a bit of a prankster, with a strong anti-capitalist streak—always pushing for better worker rights while slinging pizzas in the kitchen. He wears a chef’s hat and a cream-colored apron covered in colorful charms (blue, teal, pink hearts, orange, and brown splatters).

**Brown** is the second ship cook on The Skeld and Yellow’s calm, supportive best friend. More introverted and level-headed than their fiery counterpart, Brown is chill, accountable, and prioritizes justice—often backing Yellow’s union-loving, anti-corporate rants while staying out of the spotlight. They wear a simple pale yellow chef’s hat and a matching plain apron with a couple of faint stains, usually holding a ladle.

**Purple** is the no-nonsense Chief of Security on The Skeld. Sarcastic, suspicious, and dedicated to safety, they spend much of their time monitoring the (often malfunctioning) cameras and calling out problems, all while maintaining a dry, wet-blanket vibe. Purple wears a dark security uniform with a collared shirt, tie, and a glowing yellow badge on the chest, topped with a dark peaked security cap and a sharp, slightly smug expression.

**Red** is the kind but clumsy and somewhat dense captain of The Skeld. A people-pleaser at heart, he projects confidence while secretly panicking and playing video games in the cockpit during free time. Red wears a formal captain’s uniform—dark red jacket with gold accents, matching pants, and a peaked captain’s hat with a gold band—and is often seen giving a thumbs-up.