gained new members as the series progressed. Goliath (voiced by Keith David) – Goliath is the leader of the Manhattan Clan. Goliath is named for the biblical giant by the people of Castle Wyvern because of his large stature at 6 ft. 10 in. (208 cm) and a weight of 400 lbs. (181 kg). By the end of the second season, Goliath has started a romantic relationship with Elisa Maza. Hudson (voiced by Ed Asner) – Hudson was an Elder and former leader of the Wyvern Clan. He now serves as an advisor to Goliath and the rest of the Manhattan Clan. Hudson took his name from the river after Elisa explained almost everything has a name. When not in battle, Hudson would spend the night watching television. Brooklyn (voiced by Jeff Bennett) – The rufous-skinned, white-haired Brooklyn serves as the clan's second-in-command with a somewhat sarcastic and impetuous attitude, but has a talent for tactics. Brooklyn is named for the New York borough. He harbors bitter hatred against Demona after she tricked him. Forty seconds after being whisked away in time by The Phoenix Gate (but 40 years later, from Brooklyn's perspective), Brooklyn was returned to his correct time, older and with a family. Lexington (voiced by Thom Adcox-Hernandez) – Lexington was the smallest of the clan and a technical wizard. Lexington is named from the avenue, which itself gained that name in 1836. Lexington harbored bitter hatred against The Pack, but attempted to reconcile with Fox after moving back to the castle. Unlike the other Manhattan Clan gargoyles, Lexington's wings do not exist as fully "separate" limbs, but instead consist of membranes that are webbed to his arms with one extra set of "limbs" halfway down within the webbing, which allow him to glide like a flying squirrel. He holds a soft spot for baby Alex; in the third season, he is shown to act as a sort of babysitter and spoils him with new toys. Broadway (voiced by Bill Fagerbakke) – Broadway is overweight and good-natured. He is named for the street. Broadway has developed a strong dislike of guns ever since he accidentally shot Elisa with her own gun, and has a great appreciation for old movies (particularly detective/noir films), as well as a newfound and rapidly developing appreciation for reading and literary works. He later develops a relationship with Angela. Bronx (vocal effects provided by