Unnamed and/or Unseen Characters

Unnamed Worker (ClickStart)
The unnamed worker from ClickStart was a character who only appeared in that respective episode of the series. He is notable for being the very first character to be actually killed by Mr. Horsey himself (as far as we know anyway) rather than simply injured in one way or another.

Coverage
Not much is known about this worker, although when he appeared he noted that Mr. Horsey declared a catchphrase that he has never said until that very moment. Quickly, Mr. Horsey changes the subject by asking him why he wasn't working. The worker simply responded that he was about to use the restroom before being interrupted by Mr. Horsey claiming that he wouldn't be doing that. The now upset worker angrily replied that he'd just return to work instead before Mr. Horsey interrupts him yet again stating that he wouldn't be doing that either. As a result, the worker is briefly confused about what he means by that before literally getting stabbed in his heart, killing him. Mrs. Jimenes eventually finds out about his body and proceeds to call 911 by the time Mr. Horsey comes from Mr. Leffew's room after another failed revenge plan (directed toward Mr. Leffew rather than the worker this time of course).

Mr. Horsey
From the brief time he was seen with Mr. Horsey it's clear that he wasn't afraid of questioning whatever he said or getting angry with him if he's prevented from doing simple things like taking a restroom break.

Mrs. Jimenes
While he and Mrs. Jimenes were never seen interacting with each other explicitly, Mrs. Jimenes clearly showed care for him when she spotted his dead body in the hallway just outside of Mr. Leffew's office and called 911 about the situation.

Notes & trivia

 * He's the first character to be explicitly killed.

911 Dispatcher
911 Dispatcher is a character who's only heard at the end of The RJL Show episode ClickStart.

Coverage
He's not seen, but is heard asking Mrs. Jimenes what her emergency was once he's heard.

Mrs. Jimenes
All he does when interacting with Mrs. Jimenes is ask her what her emergency was after she called.

Notes & trivia

 * While he's never seen in the episode, the credits indicate that he's a sky blue bloban.

Unnamed Horsey Street Blobans (Showing and Hiding Desktop)
The unnamed Horsey Street blobans from Showing and Hiding Desktop were background characters who were only briefly seen in the aforementioned episode of the series.

Coverage
All they do is look concerned about Maxwell Dummer literally being fired (as in, being lit on fire rather than just being fired from his job).

Maxwell Dummer
As mentioned above, the closest thing they do to interacting with anyone else is looking worried at Maxwell Dummer literally burning alive running and screaming.

Notes & trivia

 * They're the first characters to be seen in the series that don't talk.

Unnamed Hobo
The unnamed hobo is a character who's only seen for a short time in The RJL Show episode PowerSave Prank.

Coverage
They're only ever seen sleeping in front of the Horsey Inc. building until Mr. Horsey walks up to him and wakes him up telling him to leave to avoid degrading the look of both his business and his street.

Mr. Horsey
While the hobo doesn't actually talk to Mr. Horsey himself, Mr. Horsey angrily tells him off for insulting the look of his street and building by sleeping right in front of it. All the hobo ever does is look at him with a confused look while he talks.

Unnamed Horsey Street Blobans (PowerSave Prank)
The unnamed Horsey Street blobans from PowerSave Prank were background characters who were only briefly seen in the aforementioned episode of the series.

Coverage
All they do is walk around Horsey Street when Mr. Horsey tells a hobo that he's making his company and street look bad by just laying in front of his building.

Unnamed Female Worker (PowerSave Prank)
The unnamed female worker from PowerSave Prank is a character who's only seen briefly in the aforementioned episode of the series.

Coverage
The only time she's seen is when she's sleeping in the entrance of Horsey Inc., causing Mr. Horsey to wake her up. She's slapped by him not long after for her sleepiness.

Mr. Horsey
Like most other blobans in Horsey Inc., she and Mr. Horsey don't get along too well. When he wakes her up from sleeping near the entrance, she simply responds that she was sleepy for the day. She doesn't even get to explain why though as Mr. Horsey accuses her of watching NSFW videos at 3 a.m. and slaps her as a result to wake her up more. The worker obviously wasn't pleased about the slap.

Unnamed Male Worker (PowerSave Prank)
The unnamed male worker from "PowerSave Prank" is a character who's only briefly heard in the aforementioned episode of the series. Although he isn't seen in that episode, he ended up the victim of the Airhorn of Death that was used by Mr. Horsey in anger as a result of being fooled by Mr. Leffew yet again. The incident was so severe that not only did the worker's ears bleed, but he became deaf as a result, although he didn't lose the ability to talk. He is seen in "Click Me" though, reading whatever Mr. Horsey said during the meeting.

Coverage
He's never seen in his technical debut episode, but blood from his ears is seen splattering one of the Horsey Inc. windows, and he's heard complaining about his sudden deafness after telling Mr. Horsey off for making his ears bleed in the first place.

He is, however, seen in "Click Me", where he's reading what Mr. Horsey says on a tablet as a result of his sudden deafness.

Mr. Horsey
The worker simply yells at Mr. Horsey offscreen for making his ears bleed from the Airhorn of Death.

Notes & trivia

 * The credits in PowerSave Prank confirm that this bloban is orange in color. He's actually seen in his color reading on some sort of tablet in the audience in "Click Me".
 * He was originally supposed to have a voice from Voicemaker like the unnamed female worker in the same episode he was heard in.

Hospital Employee
This Hospital Employee is a character who's only seen briefly in "Mime Mouse" and "Click Me".

Coverage
In "Mime Mouse", he's only seen for a very short amount of time hanging up a telephone per request of his patient, Tech Guy.

In "Click Me", he's only seen briefly two times nearby Tech Guy in the audience spectating Mr. Horsey's meeting.

Tech Guy
Since Tech Guy only ever tells him to hang up the phone once he finished talking to Mr. Horsey and he does just that, all that can be said about their relationship is that it's at least neutral.