Madame Rubie - A red-headed femme fatale dressed in ruby, similar to Miss Scarlett. In her bio, she is described as a cold yet elegant woman who "enjoys the finer things in life". In Clue Master Detective, Madame Rhonda Rose is Mr. Boddy's ex-secretary of Hungarian heritage whose real name is Rhoda Rosengarten. Sergeant Gray / Inspector Gray In the 2002 edition, Professor Peter Plum is an archaeologist and Egyptologist who formerly worked as the curator of the British Museum before he was fired due to allegations of plagiarizing his article on the dynasties of ancient Egypt from a deceased colleague. In 1985, Cluedo / Clue began expanding its character roster and served as the premise for a film of the same name: [7] [8]

Clue Chronicles: Fatal Illusion, Hasbro's short-lived interactive video game series set in 1938, added five characters to the usual six: Ian Masque, an eccentric millionaire who invites the original suspects and new characters to his isolated Swiss mountain estate for a mysterious dinner party; Marina Popov, an attractive, blonde Russian psychic; Martin Urfe, a mediocre magician hired by Masque to entertain his guests who may be a fraud; Sabata, a deranged Spanish artist; and Dr. Julia Kell, an aging German psychoanalyst who may have Nazi ties. In Clue Master Detective, Monsieur Alphonse Brunette is a fraudulent art dealer and arms dealer who nearly made a killing selling the missing arms of the Venus de Milo. In the VCR Game, M. Brunette is a con artist posing as a lawyer. He was originally named "Dr. Brown" in the prototype of the game. [4] In the 2002 edition, Professor Peter Plum is an archaeologist and Egyptologist who formerly worked as the curator in the British Museum. He was fired due to allegations of him plagiarizing his article on the dynasties of Ancient Egypt from a deceased colleague. Additional suspects Lady Lavender - An herbalist who may have poisoned her husband, Sir Laurence Lavender, Lady Lavender is an honorable woman and occasional troublemaker at times. Her Asian heritage is reminiscent of Miss Scarlet's, and she investigates Mr. Meadow-Brook's death. In Clue Mysteries, she is known as Su Sian.

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Inspector Brown - A police inspector who comes to investigate the murder of Miles Meadow-Brook. In Clue Mysteries, released in 2005, Brown informs the players which suspects are lying. A series of jigsaw puzzles (500 piece Clue/750 piece Cluedo/200 Jr. ed.), based on the game was introduced in 1991. The jigsaw puzzles presented detailed stories with a biography for each of the standard suspects. The object was to assemble the jigsaw puzzles and then deduce the solutions presented in the mystery stories from the clues provided within the completed pictures. There were four titles in the 750 piece series: Death in the First Edition, Garden of Evil, Killers in the Kitchen, and Six Cases of Murder. General Umber - A gray-haired and bearded military man dressed in his namesake, similar to Colonel Mustard, who is described as a hero with "hard-won wisdom" who is potentially hiding a sinister secret. Dave McNary (January 22, 2018). "Ryan Reynolds Signs First-Look Deal at Fox With 'Clue' Movie in the Works". Variety . Retrieved January 25, 2018.

Parker Brothers Mystery Game [24] (2017) Hasbro revived the Parker Brothers brand with a release of this new Clue variant. Marketed as the "ultimate 'Mystery Game'", the eponymously titled game includes six new suspects: Madame Rubie, General Umber, Miss Azul, Mr. Pine, Sir Ube, and Dr. Rose; all of which generally line up with their traditional counterparts in terms of color, depiction, and names. Using 9 familiar rooms matching the traditional Cluedo mansion layout, and 6 similar weapons, the gameplay is a simplified version of the standard Cluedo rules, in a miniature format. The game board measures 10.5 inches square, and eliminates the secret passages, with a strict movement path navigated with one die. In this version, only 4 players play as "detectives" with the six suspects being totally separate tokens brought into the room instead of other players when suggestions are made. In Clue Master Detective, his full name is Algernon Mustard and is known to sleep with a revolver under his pillow.Analyst Hyacinth - A young forensic analyst who is the only one skilled enough to recognize tampered evidence. She wears a light purple-blue color similar to that of her namesake. Mrs. White is usually portrayed as a frazzled servant who worked as Mr. Boddy's cook and housekeeper. Originally known as Nurse White before her name was changed following the first edition's publication, she rolls third in the game. Various variations have been made to the character, diverging from her working class origins. A similar series of books featuring the Clue Jr. characters was also published. The first book, unlike the others, features thirteen mysteries, not ten, and is titled simply enough Who Killed Mr. Boddy?. The name of the book is usually the name of the tenth mystery in which Boddy is killed. In Clue Master Detective, his full name is Edgar Plum and is depicted as a shady archaeologist and the head of the local school's archaeology department.

In the 2002 edition attempted to combine the two variations of the character; Mr. John Green, as known as " Reverend Green", is a who has a reputation for fraud, money laundering, and smuggling. Kroll, Justin (2020-02-10). " 'Clue' Remake With Ryan Reynolds Eyes Director James Bobin". Variety . Retrieved 2020-07-21.In Clue Master Detective, Monsieur Alphonse Brunette is a fraudulent art dealer and arms dealer who nearly made a killing selling the missing arms of the Venus de Milo. Madame Rose In the film, he is portrayed by Christopher Lloyd and depicted as a disgraced former psychiatrist of the World Health Organization who lost his medical license for having an affair with one of his patients and became an employee at the United Nations. In Ending C, he seemingly kills Mr. Boddy, only to later learn it was actually Boddy's butler, as well as a singing telegram girl revealed to be the patient he had an affair with, before being exposed and arrested.