Sampaguita, a Filipino squirrel monkey whose name means "I promise you." Often overlooked because of her small size, Sampaguita faces feelings of invisibility. She encourages others to embrace their uniqueness and inner strength, reflecting the Filipino spirit of resilience and community. Sampaguita teaches that even the smallest voices have great importance and can make a significant impact.

Shazia, a Middle Eastern snake whose name means "charming." She deals with scaly skin due to psoriasis, and her mission is to highlight the importance of skincare and empathy. Inspired by the Middle Eastern values of hospitality and compassion, Shazia promotes kindness towards those with visible skin conditions. Despite facing embarrassment and social isolation, her charm and resilience offer support and encouragement to others dealing with similar challenges.

Titiwha, a Eastern Polynesian toucan, embodies the celebration of unique features and cultural heritage. Her name, meaning "to emit rays of light" in Māori, reflects her vibrant and colorful appearance. Titiwha’s distinctive large nose and colorful markings are reminiscent of the Māori Tā moko tattoos, which convey a person’s heritage and experiences through intricate patterns. Though she sometimes feels self-conscious about standing out, her vivid plumage and cultural significance inspire others to embrace their individuality with confidence and show that our unique traits are valuable and worthy of celebration.

Tallulah, a Native American vibrant tree frog with a unique facial structure and eye shapes, representing her heritage and the values of community and respect for all living beings. Her name in Navajo means "Leaping Water," symbolizing her resilience and grace. Despite her distinctive features and struggles with slimy skin and sticky feet, akin to palmar hyperhidrosis, Tallulah embraces her differences. Her contribution to the Bloom Squad underscores the importance of inclusion and celebrating what makes each of us unique, promoting a message of respect and understanding.

Bayode, a Nigerian black panther, embodies the beauty and strength of dark skin tones while celebrating the rich heritage of Nigeria. His Yoruba name means "He Brings Joy With Him," reflecting his positive spirit and pride in his cultural background. Despite facing prejudice and assumptions due to his extra dark coat, Bayode stands strong, using his presence to challenge stereotypes and promote acceptance. His role in the Bloom Squad is to remind everyone of the inherent beauty in all skin tones and the importance of embracing one's cultural identity with joy and self-respect.