Adam Abel

Adam Abel is a background character in Recess, Adam is African-American, and has curly black hair and glasses. He wears a green shirt, a red sweater-vest, brown pants, and sneakers. Like Gus, he's drawn with a black dot eye style. Adam is a background character in the show and doesn't have many speaking lines. In the episode "Tattletale Heart," his name is given out, and is the first kid in alphabetical order at the school, meaning that he has to go first for everything. This has made him comment: "Why couldn't I have been born Zedidius Zwick?" It's unknown which Grade he's in, but is possibly older than the gang, as he appeared as an older kid in the kindergarten flashback of Recess: All Growed Down.

Voice: Steven

Father: Unknown father

Mother: Unknown mother

Friends: TJ Detweiler, Vince LaSSao, Ashley Spinelli, Gretchen Grundler, Mikey Blumberg, Gus Griswald, Randall Weems, Menlo, Miss Finster, Principal Prickly, Miss Grotke, the Ashleys, Scribe Kid, Jordan and Jerome, King Bob and other good Third Street School students

Enemies: Earwin Lawson, Conrad Mundy, Greg Skeens, Chucko Kowalski, Jocko, Buster, Cheay, Koreo and Kurst the Worst

Likes: Working for King Bob and writing documents

Dislikes: Letting King Bob down, troublemakers causing trouble (mainly Lawson) and being framed by troublemakers

Trivia

It is possible that he left school and then returned. As in the episode "Officer Mikey," Meno said that Ashley Armbruster was the first in filing (and first in his heart.)

As seen in "King Gus", he is a servant of King Bob's office.

Even though he is at the same age as members of the Gang, he was seen in the exclusively new episode "Chief Mikey" of the 2003 movie "Recess: All Growed Down" complimenting a Kindergarten-aged Gus on how "cool" he seemed to be. However, this could imply he has an older brother who dresses exactly like him, he could've been held back for several years, or could be a mistake on the show's producers' part.

He looks similar to Rus, Gus' doppelganger from "The Challenge".