Harpy Hare Character Guide

The Lark are Cole Seymour, Clémente Dearworth, Peregrine August, and Kingsley. Wikipedia describes them as a musical ensemble, each wearing an animal mask, all voiced by Ósk. They are children, and they are a found family: the Yaelokre wiki, citing the creator, says they are not blood relatives. They perform in a small theatre rather than wandering the map as a generic adventuring party.

Gender is not assigned to them. In 2024 the creator asked that both the Larks and the Harkers be referred to with they/them and it/its only. This guide uses they/them. Ages, as recorded on the wiki from a creator post in April 2025, are Kingsley 9, Clémente 10, Cole 11, and Peregrine 12. Those numbers are the cast’s ages inside the story, not a suggestion to draw anyone older.

Cole Seymour wears a hare mask, specifically a leveret (a young hare). Wikipedia lists the four masks in cast order as leveret, kid, moose, and tree, which puts the leveret on Cole. The character wiki, citing the creator, pairs Cole with the Harker called the Storyteller and describes Cole as the troupe’s main singer, playing a baritone guitalele in the same family of instrument Ósk uses on stage.

Public introductions on the official site frame Cole’s story as a farewell that opens a new chapter. Write-ups describe a quiet singer who is easiest to hear once the music starts. For an OC, borrow the idea — a soft mask, a patched coat, a voice that shows up late — and give the character a different name and a different reason for being on stage.

Clémente Dearworth wears a kid mask: a young goat, with small horns in later designs. Early press sometimes spelled the name Clementine; the official spelling is Clémente, and Peregrine’s nicknames for them include Clémentine and Clémmie. The wiki pairs Clémente with the Bell-ringer.

The same pages summarize a child who left a very strict home and found the Lark. The creator has also said Clémente’s bond with Cole should not be flattened into one romantic or platonic label. That is enough to know. An OC can be a runaway musician with a goat mask and a bell on the collar without retelling Clémente’s home life.

Peregrine August is the oldest of the four and wears a moose mask. They also go by Perrine, which is the short name used in early coverage, plus Perry and Aust. The wiki pairs Peregrine with the Harker called the Croon and describes that Harker as the one tied to disorder and discord. Peregrine is written as the child who wants reasons for things, and who hands out nicknames.

A moose mask reads clearly in a small picture if the snout and the ear shape stay simple. If you want that silhouette on an OC, keep the human body (or say so if you want a hybrid) and do not copy Peregrine’s hair or their exact costume.

Kingsley has no surname in the creator’s naming. They are the youngest, wear a tree or bark mask, and are paired with the Harker called the Enkindled. Notes describe a quick, playful child whose cleverness is easy to underestimate. The official site’s introduction talks about starting over and keeping a sense of wonder — a theme, not a biography.

A bark mask is the hardest of the four to read at thumbnail size. For an OC, give the mask one clear plant shape (a leaf crown, a knot like an eye, a short branch) and keep the rest of the costume plain.

The Harkers are four wandering tale-tellers the children dress up as: the Storyteller, the Bell-ringer, the Enkindled, and the Croon. Rappler’s 2024 profile also called the bell-ringer Yarrow, so that name still shows up in older posts. The wiki’s current label is the Bell-ringer. Less day-to-day detail is public about the Harkers than about the children, and this page does not invent ages or faces for them.

A Harker-style OC is a role, not a copy: a storyteller with a stringed instrument, a bell-ringer in a bright collar, a fire-lit dancer, or a low voice at the edge of the choir. Use the generator on this page, pick an original mask, and keep the canon names off the character sheet.

It will not print lyrics, sheet music, or the full text of any song. It will not claim a gender for the cast, and it will not treat fan-cast ages, ships, or “hidden lore” as fact. Mask colors and outfit generations have been redesigned; if you need a current costume reference, look at the official site and the creator’s recent art, then draw your own.

When you are ready to make someone new, use the generator above or the links below. The characters page is the shorter maker. The blog guide covers ears, feathers, and storybook color. The name roller is for original names only.