An evil diesel engine with an excavator claw arm and does not like steam engines. He refers to his claw as "Pinchy", extending from his roof. Diesel 10 is "10 out of 10 for devious deeds and brutal strength" and wants to destroy Lady. He serves as the main antagonist in both Thomas and the Magic Railroad and Day of the Diesels, making a minor appearance in Calling All Engines!
A small, Victorian-styled tank engine. In Thomas and the Magic Railroad, she serves as the guardian of the Magic Railroad, using her magic to keep the worlds of Shining Time and Sodor alive and she is currently owned and protected by Burnett Stone, her driver. She has magical powers and also appeared in Calling All Engines! in a dream sequence.
Two Canadian-accented diesel engines, who served as Diesel 10's bumbling sidekicks before their betrayal. They're collectively called "Splodge" by Diesel 10. They are the secondary antagonists of Thomas and the Magic Railroad.
A 20-centimetre tall conductor who originated from the Shining Time Station television series. He was portrayed by Ringo Starr on the first series of Shining Time Station, and by George Carlin for the rest of the show, including its follow up Mr. Conductor's Thomas Tales.
Burnett Stone's late wife. It was her death, along with Burnett's inability to make Lady steam, which made him depressed.
P.T. Boomer
A character who was originally going to be the main antagonist in Thomas and the Magic Railroad, but was cut to the film due to test audiences complaining that he would be too frightening for the film's target audience. His role was replaced by Diesel 10 and Boomer himself was demoted to a minor background role in one scene.
A silver saddle tank engine who works as a shunting engine on the North Western Railway. Due to his popularity with the other engines, Thomas became jealous when he first arrived on Sodor.
An old and wise Japanesetender engine who is famously known as the "Master of the Railway". As explained in the film, he was eventually brought to Sodor as its oldest engine. He soon broke down and was left in a siding for many years before Thomas rediscovered him.
A light blue narrow gauge engine from France. She helps Sir Robert Norramby's Estate Railway at Ulfstead Castle. For this, she has her own set of open-topped coaches.
An aquamarine American streamlined tender engine from the Mainland, who is designed and built for speed. He has his own rake of coaches painted in the same livery as him.
A magenta American streamlined tender engine from the Mainland, who is designed and built for speed. She has her own rake of coaches painted in the same livery as her.
The current Earl of Sodor. At the beginning of the film, he returns to Sodor after traveling the world and later announces his plan to restore Ulfstead Castle and build an estate and a tourist railway there. He is also Duke's current grace.[clarification needed]
A large green tank engine that ends up on Sodor from Colombia by mistake. His real name is Gerald, but was nicknamed "Gator" because of his slopping water tank makes him like an alligator. During his time on Sodor, he becomes friends with Percy.
The two large green breakdown cranes who take their jobs as the breakdown train very seriously and form the same breakdown train seen in previous live-action productions, retroactively given and names and personalities in The Adventure Begins.
Cowans Sheldon 30 Ton Breakdown Cranes
Teresa Gallagher (Judy) Tim Whitnall (Jerome)
Glynn
NWR 1 (formerly)
A "coffee pot" engine who worked at Thomas' branch line before he was taken out of service sometime prior to the events of the film.
A railboat who helped his owner Sailor John and Thomas find Captain Calles' lost treasure, believing that they to turn it into the museum until he found out that Sailor John was intending to keep it for himself. After Sailor John was defeated and arrested for stealing the treasure, Skiff now gives railboat tours around Arlesburgh Harbour.
A large pink tank engine who worked on the Nilgiri Mountain Railway and then Indian Railways. She was one out of many engines to participate in the Great Railway Show and competed in the Shunting Challenge. She has becomes very close friends with Thomas after the events.
A vertical-boiler tank engine who works on the Brazilian Railway. He participated in the Shunting Challenge at the Great Railway Show at least twice and was a former champion.
SPR Type W No. 166
Rob Rackstraw
Shane
520
An Australian streamlined tender engine who participated in the Great Railway Show. He competed in the strongest engine competition.
A small Mexican tender engine who has competed in the Great Railway Show every year since the event's inception. During the one seen in the film, he competed in the best decorated engine parade.[3]
N. de M. GR-3
David Bedella (The Great Race) Gabriel Porras (Big World! Big Adventures)
Rajiv
An Indian tank engine who was a contestant in the Great Railway Show. He competed in and won the best decorated engine parade. He usually transports passengers and goods from Kolkata to the north of India on the East Indian Railway.
A diesel engine who works at the Steelworks at the Mainland along with Hurricane. She is the main antagonist of Journey Beyond Sodor. She attempts to trap Thomas in the Steelworks.
A giant American tender engine originating from the Virginian Railway.
Virginian Railway Class AG
Rob Rackstraw
Beau
2735
An American tender engine with a moustache, who works for a mining company near the Grand Canyon. He befriended Thomas during his journey around the world, after Thomas derailed outside of a railroad mine.
