History Series / KingdomAdventure

* TheStarscream: Dagger voiced a desire to take Pitts' place as Magistrate while Pitts was struggling in a life-threatening situation, though downplayed in that Dagger generally doesn't actively scheme to take Pitts' place.

* ArcherArchetype: Napps is one of Magistrate Pitts' guards, and is a capable enough archer to drive away Reagle, The Prince's eagle-friend.

* UndergroundRailroad: It's heavily implied that The Prince has one of these set up for lumans who escape Pitts' custody. [[spoiler: Pitts' favorite form of execution is to have his prisoners FedToTheBeast, but the "beast" is actually a vegetarian with human-level intelligence, ''and'' he's one of the good guys, to boot. This route of escape keeps the victims alive, and it keeps Pitts from catching on to any of this.]]

* WholePlotReference: One episode is a reference to the ''Literature/BookOfJob'', with Pokum getting a skin rash and being taken away from his home as a result. It even has [[TheMessiah The Prince]] and [[{{Satan}} Zordock]] arguing at the start of the episode about whether Pokum would still believe in The Prince if everything were taken away from him!

* AnnoyingArrows: At one point, Dagger gets hit by a stray arrow from Napps. He pulls it out later, but is in pain from it. Possibly justified by virtue of the fact that he's a magical being capable of shapeshifting.

* SorcerousOverlord: As this series' Satan-analog, Zordock qualifies. He has magical abilities including BalefulPolymorph, an AgonyBeam, creating a variety of objects and substances with magical effects, and corrupting the forest into a dangerous Dark Wood, and is the series' BigBad; his stated goal is to make Lumans his slaves.

* BalefulPolymorph: This is one of Zordock's abilities. [[spoiler: Gulp is actually Magistrate Kendrick, Pitts' predecessor, who was loyal to the Emperor and refused to go along with Zordock's plans. Zordock turned him into the beast that everyone now calls "Gulp" to punish him, but he's still got human-level intelligence, is capable of speech, and actively helps the protagonists whenever he can.]]

* TheLostWoods: The area under Zordock's influence is called The Dark Wood, and is pretty sinister-looking, and is [[InformedAttribute said to be]] full of dangerous beasts and next to impossible to escape alone. Interestingly, the protagonists also live in a forest, but it's a friendlier-looking forest.

* KnifeNut: Considering that he's actually ''named'' [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast "Dagger"]], it's not surprising he's eventually revealed to be this. Downplayed, though, as Dagger is a messenger, infiltrator, and spy, and doesn't often fight or kill. But he does pull a knife when he needs to.

* SorcerousOverlord: As this series' Satan-analog, Zordock qualifies. He has magical abilities including BalefulPolymorph, an AgonyBeam, and corrupting the forest into a dangerous Dark Wood, and is the series' BigBad; his stated goal is to make Lumans his slaves.

* InTheHood: Zordock is never seen without his horned hood. Probably because he's the only character played by a human actor instead of a puppet or a [[RogerRabbitEffect cartoon]].

* KnifeNut: Considering that he's actually ''named'' [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast "Dagger"]], it's not surprising he's eventually revealed to be this. Downplayed, though, as Dagger is a messenger, infiltrator, and spy, and doesn't often fight or kill. But does pulled a knife when he needs to.

* KnifeNut: Considering that he's actually ''named'' [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast "Dagger"]], it's heavily implied he's this. Downplayed, though, as Dagger is a messenger, infiltrator, and spy, and doesn't often fight or kill. But he has pulled a knife on at least one occasion when it was his assignment.