Adoeete, Adooeette n Adahy

Adoeete, Adooeette n Adahy is Ed, Edd n Eddy during the early history of America, more specifically Peach Creek, when the natives still inhabited most of the land. Here the cast are native Americans.

The Ads mainly try to scam the nearby docile pilgrim villagers as an act of hostility, and are outcasts because their fellow natives disapprove of it and prefer to stay peaceful. Because of the way he gets treated, Adahy just as often targets his own tribe.

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Adoeete
The Native American Ed. He is 14 years old.

Adoeete's strength would've made him a worshipped warrior if he wasn't so loud and clumsy, and he is left to be with the other outcasts of the group, Adooeette and Adahy. Not that he minds, as the three of them were good friends ever since their original tribes joined together 10 years ago. Adoeete enjoys listening to ghosts stories and making them up, and is a very superstitious character in general. His talents in convincingly telling ghost stories is often used by Adahy to scare their pilgrim neighbours, even though Adahy presents it to Adoeete as it being part of a game; as Adoeete doesn't care for chasing away the pilgrims. ---

Adooeette
The Native American Edd. He's called "Ot" by his surroundings. His second name is "Running Mare", opposed to Edd's confirmed "Marian". He is 13 years old.

Adooeette comes from a family of witch doctors, but is surprisingly skeptic of the practice and all other supernatural beliefs the natives hold dear. Because he only believes in what he sees, he feels disconnected from his fellow natives, and they on their turn think something's wrong with him. Adooeette is one of the very few tribe members convinced by Adahy's arguments about the pilgrims, but only after his own parents went missing. -

Adahy
The Native American Eddy. His second name is "Skipping Guide of Boats", opposed to Eddy's confirmed "Skipper". He is 12 years old.

Adahy is one of the least helpful members in the tribe, because he lacks strength, courage and only cares for himself. Instead of learning how to gather or hunt for food, he is occupied with trying to get rid of his new neighbours, the pilgrims. Because Adahy doesn't trust them, he always shows up at the pilgrim village with new scams, like selling them fake medicine or flee-ridden animal skins, and just as often flat out tries to scare them away by subjecting them to native American voodoo spells and ghost stories. His fellow natives often scold him for it, thus Eddy tends to do the same to them, but with the possessions the pilgrims sometimes hand over to him as a trade.

His loose cannon-behaviour makes him heavily disliked by his tribe members, even though Adahy always tries to explain that the newcomers are there to smite them. While Adahy personally has no reason for suspicion; he wants to grab the opportunity to be the hero as compensation for his uselessness. -

Keme
The Native American Kevin. He is 13 years old.

Keme is a young, growing warrior/hunter and respected by his fellow natives for his skills on the hunting grounds. While he looks tough from the outside, he is very tolerant towards the visitors that moved in and he considers Ralph his best friend.

Because they don't speak the same language, they often silently gesture to each other in order to make their intentions clear, even though Keme usually knows what's going on whenever he's visiting the pilgrim village. --

Nascha
The Native American Nazz. She is 13 years old. Nascha is the princess of the tribe and loved by all. As she is fair from the inside and out, the majority of the boys wish to marry her in the future and often try to swoon her with gifts or battles in her honour. --

Ralph
The English Rolf. He is 14 years old.

Ralph and his family recently moved to America to start a new life with new opportunities. They're one of the few pilgrim groups who found peace with the nearby natives, even though they are not able to understand each other and are still trying to learn each other's culture.

Ralph is friends with Keme and they mainly communicate with each oher using silent gestures. --

Shada
The Native American Sarah. She is 8 years old.

Much like Keme, eyes are set on the young child and a warrior is expected to rise from her. While it's not usual a woman goes out to hunt or fight battles, Shada is a candidate. But she's not interested in it and prefers to do whatever the other females do in the group; like gathering, making weapons and pottery, and caring for each other. While she is fairly strong and bold, her simple desire to care for others is clear when looking at her friendship with Jacy; who she feels responsible for and she mothers. ---

Jacy
The Native American Jimmy. He is 8 years old.

He and Shada are an inseperable duo, which is good for him, as he is far from the fighter others expect him to become. He reduces suspicion and appears competent when walking alongside his fearless friend, even though he often gets hurt and is often heard whining. While not much is expected from him yet as he is still young, Jacy is feeling the pressure of his surroundings more every day. He wishes to become a builder like most of the females in the tribe, and likes to make jewelry and what he considers "fashionable" clothes. He feels inspired by the pilgrims. --

Jolon
The Native American Jonny. He is 12 years old.

Leotie Kainai
The Native American Lee. She is 14 years old.

She and her sisters come from one of the tribes the current one joined forces with; and were originally skilled hunters. Just like Adahy, the members of this tribe don't see the pilgrims as a good addition to their land, but are also told to keep a distance if they wish to preserve peace within their own community. --

Mansi Kainai
The Native American Marie. She is 13 years old.

She and her sisters come from one of the tribes the current one joined forces with; and were originally skilled hunters. Just like Adahy, the members of this tribe don't see the pilgrims as a good addition to their land, but are also told to keep a distance if they wish to preserve peace within their own community.

Mansi likes Adooeette's sober look on the world and even finds it humorous. -

Mai Kainai
The Native American May. She is 12 years old.

She and her sisters come from one of the tribes the current one joined forces with; and were originally skilled hunters. Just like Adahy, the members of this tribe don't see the pilgrims as a good addition to their land, but are also told to keep a distance if they wish to preserve peace within their own community.

Mai is blind for Adoeete's incompetence and only sees the potential warrior in him. She adores whatever he does. --

Adahy's brother
The Native American Eddy's brother. His name is Tuari, opposed to Eddy's brother's unofficial Terry. He is 20 years old.

For being a burden on the group, he was banished a few years ago and leads a solitary life elsewhere. Nobody knows what happened to him after the foreigners moved into America.

Trivia

 * These characters, while they supposedly exist in the same universe as the original Ed, Edd and Eddy, are not related to them.