Line #149 Characters/DungeonsAndDaddies


1	Beware unmarked spoilers from anything beyond the most recent ten episodes!
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3	[[foldercontrol]]
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5	!Main Characters
6	!!Player Characters
7	[[index]]
8	* [[Characters/DungeonsAndDaddiesPlayerCharacters Click here for the player characters from the main and spin-off series]]
9	[[/index]]
10
11	!!The Sons
12	The sons of the Dads, whose disappearance in the Forgotten Realms drives the main plot of season 1. They return as the fathers of the season 2 main cast.
13
14	Listed in order of their major arcs.
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16	[[folder:Lark and Sparrow Oak]]
17	!!Lark and Sparrow Oak
18	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
19
20	The identical twins of Henry Oak.
21	----
22	* AlwaysIdenticalTwins: Sometimes the dads lump them together as one kid.
23	* ComedicSociopathy: First seen punching and tearing up a tree, punching each other, and punching their dad. [[spoiler: They throw the dads in the dungeon in Neverwinter after knocking three of them out.]]
24	* CharacterDevelopment: After some choice words, Sparrow becomes more open and loving. This even starts to make the twins distinct from each other.
25	* CrazySurvivalist: Season 2 reveals that Lark turned into something of this nature in adulthood. One of his first actions is to casually offer his nephew a ''gun'' to take on his first day of school, and it's later mentioned that he does wilderness survival training.
26	* EnfanteTerrible
27	->'''Will:''' I'm so glad someone else has to deal with these f---ing kids.
28	* ExtremeDoormat: Sparrow becomes this to Lark as the latter becomes angrier and more unhinged well into adulthood.
29	* MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds: Lark and Sparrow become the Lord of Chaos after arriving in Neverwinter and are about to start killing people until they "spill the blood of The Unsung Hero," thereby summoning the Doodler. [[spoiler:At the end of season one, Lark successfully does this by stabbing Henry.]]
30	* HatesTheirParent: Lark unfairly blames Henry for Walter's injury.
31	* IdenticalTwinMistake: Happens to most of the Dads, even Henry. The twins take advantage of this to pull a FakeTwinGambit on several notable occasions.
32	* PowerFist: Hulk Hands
33	* {{Pyromaniac}}: One of them caused fire damage that was limited to one or two classrooms. He said he'll do better next time.
34	* ThemeTwinNaming: Named after birds.
35	* TricksterTwins: Lark and Sparrow are identical twins, and they're almost always fighting and causing trouble.
36	* TrueCompanions: With each other.
37	* WhyCouldntYouBeDifferent: Both twins to Normal in early season 2.
38	[[/folder]]
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42	[[folder:Nick Close/[[spoiler: Nicholas Foster]]]]
43	!!Nick Close
44	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
45
46	The stoner son of Glenn Close.
47	----
48	* BanditClan: Joins one when entering the Forgotten Realms
49	* HumanDemonHybrid: Is revealed to be this as a result of his altered parentage in episode 58.
50	* GenerationXerox: The son who is most like his father.
51	* IgnoredAesop: "I've learned nothing!"
52	* InSeriesNickname: Narco-las when [[spoiler: his reality has been altered and he was raised by Jodie Foster]].
53	* LikeFatherLikeSon: The son most like his father in the series.
54	* MeaningfulRename: Twice in the series. First, becomes Nicholas Foster when Glenn has his fatherhood magically taken away. Second, is referred to as Nick Foster after his
55	* TheStoner: Introduced smoking a joint in front of his dad.
56	[[/folder]]
57
58	[[folder:Terry Jr.]]
59	!!Terry Jr.
60	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
61
62	The step-son of Ron Stampler.
63	----
64	* CharacterDevelopment: He changes from being outright hostile to Ron and the fathers to accepting [[spoiler: his father's true death and calling Ron "Dad."]]
65	** He initiates a hug with Ron when Ron is about to leave.
66	* DeadGuyJunior: Named after his late father, Terry Sr.
67	* YoureNotMyFather: Has a really hard time accepting his step dad Ron.
68	[[/folder]]
69
70
71
72	[[folder:Grant Wilson]]
73	!!Grant Wilson
74	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
75
76	The son of Darryl Wilson.
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78
79	* AllLoveIsUnrequited: [[spoiler: Yeet doesn't see him the same way.]]
80	* ARealManIsAKiller: When the dads find out that one way to get Grant out of the blood pact is if he were to become a totally different person, they come up with the plan to have him kill someone and subsequently become "a man".
81	* InnocenceLost: Loses his innocence and seems to become a lot more jaded after [[spoiler: the For Knights-tournament.]]
82	* StraightGay: Interested in Yeet Bigly.
83	* TheseHandsHaveKilled: Grant comes out significantly changed after [[spoiler: killing the Chimera.]]
84	[[/folder]]
85
86
87	!Supporting Cast
88	!!Residents of the Forgotten Realms
89
90	[[folder:Paeden]]
91	!!Paeden
92	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
93
94	An orphan who has been a fighter in orphan cage fights for years, Paeden was picked up by the Dads when they entered the bar he was in.
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96	* BreakoutCharacter: A random NPC who would be loved by the daddies and audience alike.
97	* CombatPragmatist: Despite his lack of skill, he's still managed to stab someone [[GoForTheEye in the eye]] to incapacitate them.
98	* CutHimselfShaving: Comes up with some terrible excuses when trying to convince Glenn that he didn't hit himself after losing his "fight" with Ron.
99	* DarkAndTroubledPast: Just the fact that evidently he's been in the orphan fighting ring for quite a long time and being exposed horrifying levels of violence from a young age, with no family to call his own. Also later reveals that [[spoiler: his father is actually still alive and somewhere in the forgotten realms,which begs the question of what exactly happened to cause him to leave Paeden.]]
100	* DreadedKidsTable: Paeden is always frustrated when being left out of dad huddles after [[spoiler:learning that he is actually Darryl's father Frank, but without his memories.]]
101	* FosterKid: Abandoned by his father and made to fight as one of the Unfortunate Foster Children and later [[spoiler: put up for adoption by the dads after they defeat Terry Sr.]]
102	* HatesTheirParent: While his hatred might not be as vehement as other examples, his motivation for travelling with the Dads comes from wanting to [[CallingTheOldManOut confront his father]] for abandoning him at the UFC.
103	* HoistByHisOwnPetard: How he loses after challenging Ron to a fight when Ron said that Paeden couldn't beat up his dad. He wound up his fist for a hit and somehow managed to hit himself in the face so hard that he was knocked out.
104	* LeeroyJenkins: Peaden is described as having "the eye of the tiger," though it's really just this. He's willing to fight anyone—yes, ''anyone''—even though he's an awful fighter.
105	* LittleStowaway: Hides in the back seat of the car and tags along when the dads leave for Ravenloft.
106	* MrExposition: As with most of the NPC's and side characters, his character is used to convey exposition like history or information about items/characters. Unique in that in-story he has the, "Eye of the Tiger" which allows him to see the power levels and stats of enemies. As he says though, it just allows him to see their strength, not actually help him win.
107	* TheNapoleon: Short? Check. Loves picking fights? Double check.
108	* PutOnABus: [[spoiler: Played straight with and then hilariously subverted. The Dads, after vanquishing Vampire!Terry Sr. set up a makeshift adoption agency in the town in order to find him a proper home and eventually leave him with the town blacksmith. However it takes almost half an episode for the Dads to actually finish saying a tearful goodbye, and have to awkwardly keep passing by Paeden and his new stepfather as they try and leave town...and even then, evidently they don't actually move far enough away to keep Paeden from overhearing them or being close enough to run back to respond.]]
109	* SociopathicHero: His solution to Glenn's hiccups is to scare him by cutting his Achilles Tendon.
110	* TagAlongKid: For a time, before he was PutOnABus.
111	* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: The dads are anchored to the forgotten realms and he is Darryl's anchor. He's holding the soul of Darryl's father.]]
112
113	[[/folder]]
114
115	[[folder:Cern/Lizardboy Scales [=McStuffins=]]]
116	!!Cern
117	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
118	A lizard-man that starts off as an enemy of the dads, but later joins them on their journey.
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120	* DramaQueen: After leaving the party when discovering the dad's secret, Will is fairly certain he'll get over it.
121	* IOweYouMyLife: Cern believes he owes the dads his life, since because of them he managed to leave the castle before it was crushed by a giant pyramid. [[DramaticIrony He doesn't know that they're the ones that (accidentally) dropped it.]] [[spoiler: When the truth is revealed later, this trope is dropped and Cern becomes a revenge-bent DeathSeeker.]]
122	* LizardFolk: True to his nickname of Lizardboy Scales [=McStuffins=]. Not as chaotic or evil as the trope usually is, once he introduces himself after initially being a [[AscendedExtra nameless enemy]].
123	* PoorCommunicationKills: While disguised he [[spoiler: tricks the dads into pulling cards from the Deck of Many Things. He believes they are in a field where violence can't happen, so they should be safe from many of its negative effects. However the dads disabled the field just a few minutes earlier.]]
124	[[/folder]]
125
126	[[folder:The Library]]
127	!!The Library
128	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
129	A wandering creature that loves to collect and lend out books to anyone who wants one. Seems harmless enough at first, but something... seems off about him.
130	!! Tropes:
131	* HoistByHisOwnPetard: [[spoiler: His own strict rules about killing anyone who damages his library books backfires when the dads trick him into destroying one of them, eventually leading to him bludgeoning himself to death.]]
132	* HumanoidAbomination: [[spoiler:If any of the episodes that involve him retrieving books from his stomach, cutting off Darryl's hand with a tongue that acts like a saw or the hints he drops that he eats the flesh off children don't convince you he's this, the episode where the Dad's fight him and he reveals himself as a mass of rubbery flesh that wears cars as shells and smashes people to a pulp with books will. It seems as if his goofy personality is just a disguise for how terrifying he really is.]]
133	* ScaryLibrarian
134	* WouldHurtAChild: He'll kill anyone who fails to return his books on time, even if they're children.
135	[[/folder]]
136
137	[[folder:Scam Likely/[[spoiler: Well, Actually.]]]]
138	!!Scam Likely
139	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
140	-> ''"Don't trust all you hear or see, you've been called by Scam Likely"''
141	A shapeshifting trickster and general scam artist that, despite being a creature from the Forgotten Realms, seemingly has the ability to call the dads on their phones.
142	!! Tropes:
143	* DramaticUnmask: [[spoiler: In episode 27, Benedict Cabbagepatch pulls off his moustache to reveal that he's been Scam Likely the whole time.]]
144	* InkSuitActor: Anthony Burch says Scam Likely is just High School Anthony when he [[spoiler: is transformed into Well, Actually.]]
145	* InsufferableGenius: Scam Likely becomes one after [[spoiler: being resurrected and immediately alignment shifted into Well Actually.]]
146	* MasterOfDisguise: Can apparently disguise himself perfectly as more or less anyone.
147	* [[MeaningfulName Names To Trust Immediately]]: Why wouldn't you trust a mysterious caller named Scam Likely?
148	* ShapeshifterDefaultForm: Pre-episode 44 is only ever seen imitating Glenn Close or Benedict Cabbagepatch. Since he's related to the horrifying Library, it may be AFormYouAreComfortableWith.
149	* ShooOutTheClowns: Killed when stealing the Orb of Dragon Stealing from the Purple Robes.
150	** Seemingly averted when [[spoiler: resurrected by Mr. Moustache. However he very quickly is alignment shifted to Well Actually.]]
151	* SplitPersonalityMerge: Subverted. His opposite identities as Scam Likely and Well, Actually don't cleanly merge and seem to cause the newly-formed Scam Actually some amount of mental anguish.
152	* TheTrickster
153	[[/folder]]
154
155	[[folder:Erin O'Neil]]
156	!!Erin O'Neil
157	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
158	A garden witch that the Dads meet in Roqueporte. She takes her job so seriously that she considers trees and plants her children. After [[spoiler: burning their books due to a misunderstanding]], she temporarily joins the Dads as a SixthRanger on their quest.
159	!! Tropes:
160	* BackFromTheDead: Erin was the witch killed and resurrected in the one-off episode, "Interlude - The Witch is Dead." [[spoiler: Which came in handy in the main campaign when she was killed by the Librarian.]]
161	* EcoTerrorist: She isn't telling the dads to kill anyone on behalf of the trees. But if they did kill everyone in the forest then that would work out for her.
162	* {{Familiar}}: She keeps various birds as familiars.
163	* GaiasVengeance: Intendeds to overrun Roqueporte with awakened trees and drive out the villagers.
164	* GreenThumb: As a garden witch, she can command trees and plants according to her will.
165	* MsExposition: Erin is very knowledgeable about the world, and she answers many questions the Dads have for her while they plan what they're going to do.
166	* VitriolicBestBuds: She's exasperated,annoyed and generally exhausted with Daddies, but its pretty obvious that she's secretly quite fond of them.
167	* WitchClassic: She's the image of a traditional witch.
168	[[/folder]]
169
170	[[folder:Walter the Immoral]]
171	!!Walter the Immoral
172	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
173	A bullywug blacksmith who lives in Roqueporte and becomes Paeden's adoptive father. He first appeared when the dads searched Roqueporte for a foster dad to leave Paeden with, and continues to help the dads out.
174	!! Tropes:
175	* ForcedTransformation: He was turned into a [[FrogMen bullywug]] when he was labeled a murderer.
176	* GadgeteerGenius: Probably counts as one given that he was able to build [[spoiler: a functioning wooden motorcycle after inspecting the Honda Odyssey's engine for a single day.]]
177	* NonindicativeName: [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Walter the Immoral]] is actually a very nice guy. Walter was given the title after a local hero using a sword he made was killed by the sword breaking and going into his throat.
178	* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Apparently went on a grand adventure while babysitting the sons.
179	[[/folder]]
180
181
182	[[folder:Yeet Bigly]]
183	!!Yeet Biggley
184	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
185	A competitor in the For Knights-tournament, brother to Killa Demall, and the LoveInterest to Grant.
186	!! Tropes:
187	* CoolBoard: He has a skateboard attached directly to his legs, in lieu of feet.
188	* EyepatchOfPower: Always seen wearing an eyepatch [[spoiler: that was later revealed to be covering a [[ElectronicEye cybernetic eye]].]]
189	* ImplausibleBoardingSkills: Along with being able to ride his skateboard on grass, he has been [[VideoGame/TonyHawksProSkater comboing tricks]] for literal years.
190	[[/folder]]
191
192	[[folder:Doug The Intern]]
193	!!Doug the Intern
194	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
195
196	An intern for the Bad Dogs Mercenaries who joins the daddies when entering the pyramid.
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198	* HeroicComedicSociopath: Shows up with a corpse the dads need. It's unclear whether or not he made the corpse or found it.
199	* TheFriendNobodyLikes: In the stinger of the episode that has [[spoiler: Doug's death by disintegration]] Will says Doug is the one character he doesn't care about.
200	[[/folder]]
201
202	[[folder:Ratticus Finch]]
203	!!Ratticus Finch
204	!!!Voiced by: [-Jenna Stoeber-]
205
206	A prosecuting attorney for Meth Bay. Also a rat with wings.
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208	* HollywoodLaw
209	* NonHumanNonBinary: Uses they/them pronouns and is also a rat parent of 40 rat children.
210	* RatMen: ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin
211
212	[[/folder]]
213
214	[[folder:Dennis/[[spoiler:Mark Likely]]]]
215	!!Dennis/[[spoiler: Mark Likely]]
216	!!!Voiced by: [-Ashly Burch-]
217
218	Everyone's favorite dad and firefighter Mark.
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220	* AmbiguousGender: Scam Actually refers to them as a "sister-slash-brother."
221	* EnemyMine: Hires the daddies to [[spoiler: change Well Actually's alignment back to normal]].
222	* FakeMemories: Only Ron doesn't remember traveling with Dennis.
223	* HumiliationConga: When their brother brings up their old fanfiction. Written by [[{{InkSuitActor}} Ashly Burch]].
224	* RememberTheNewGuy
225	* YouKilledMyFather: Blames the daddies for [[spoiler: The death of his brother]].
226
227	[[/folder]]
228
229	[[folder:Elizabeth Warden]]
230	!!Elizabeth Warden
231	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
232
233	The warden of the Meth Bay Correctional Facility who sounds like United States Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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235	* TalkingAnimal: Is retconned to be an elk after Beth mishears the word "elf".
236	[[/folder]]
237
238	!!Residents of Earth
239	[[folder:Carol Wilson]]
240	!!Carol Wilson
241	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
242	Darryl Wilson's wife and the mother of Grant.
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244	* HappilyMarried: Averted. Carol is heard in the first episode chewing Darryl out for losing the kids and turning to Darnell, the kid's soccer coach. She's thinking of divorcing Darryl in part because she sees how happy Darnell is with his husband. In the finale [[spoiler: they move toward reconciliation when they are reunited.]]
245	* IsThisThingStillOn: Accidentally leaves a message to Darryl on his phone [[spoiler: where she confides to Darnell about her intentions to divorce Darryl...which she hasn't told Darryl himself yet]].
246	[[/folder]]
247
248	[[folder:Mercedes Oak-Garcia]]
249	!!Mercedes Oak-Garcia
250	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
251
252	Henry Oak's wife and the mother of Lark and Sparrow.
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254	* FullNameBasis: Henry/Will almost always refers to her as Mercedes Oak-Garcia, whereas other characters just say Mercedes.
255	* GranolaGirl: Much like Henry.
256	* MotherNature: Dresses up as Mother Earth when going into court.
257	[[/folder]]
258
259	[[folder:Samantha Stampler]]
260	!!Samantha Stampler
261	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
262
263	Ron Stampler's wife and the mother of Terry Jr.
264	----
265	* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In a brief call she's introduced as a fairly normal person. In the second call it's apparent that she's as gullible as Ron in some ways.
266	* CoolSword: In the finale [[spoiler: she wields one against Barry Oak]].
267	* ParentWithNewParamour: Her husband, Terry Sr., passed away some time before the events of the podcast. She started dating Ron relatively quickly afterwards, according to Beth May.
268	[[/folder]]
269
270	[[folder:Morgan Freeman]]
271	!!Morgan Freeman
272	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
273	Glenn Close's deceased wife. [[spoiler: She becomes Jodie Foster's living wife when Glenn loses the court case]].
274	----
275	* TheLostLenore: Deceased before the series starts. Glenn is offered the chance to bring her back by the Purple robes.
276	* ShotgunsAreJustBetter: [[spoiler: Wields one in the finale when fighting Barry Oak]].
277	[[/folder]]
278
279
280	[[folder:Hermie Unworthy]]
281	!!Hermie the Unworthy
282	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
283
284	A weird theatre kid at San Dimas High School who takes method acting way too seriously. Initially written off as some weirdo obsessed with Scary, the Teens learn more about him after he accompanies Normal to the school dance and he quickly cements himself as their sidekick.
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286	* AmbiguouslyBi: Starts with an apparent crush on Scary and regularly flirts with Normal, though it's not clear how much of these interactions are genuine and how much is role preparation.
287	* ButtMonkey: Gets horribly injured in every fight that he participates in.
288	* ConnectedAllAlong: [[spoiler:It's revealed in Episode 23 of Season 2 that he's Taylor's uncle, the son of Jodie Foster and Scam Actually.]]
289	* CharacterizationMarchesOn: There was pretty much nothing in his initial appearances to suggest that he was anything more than some creepy wimp who wanted to score with Scary; it isn't until Episode 6 that his [[MethodActing Method Actor]] shtick is established.
290	* DramaClub: The Teens eventually learn that he's a member of the San Dimas High drama club, and that his weird behavior when they first met was role preparation for a stage play adaptation of ''[[Film/Joker2019 Joker]].''
291	* {{Fanboy}}: He ''really'' likes Franchise/{{Batman}}'s RoguesGallery, and spends much of the Season MethodActing as them (first the Joker, then Two-Face, Poison Ivy, Mr. Freeze, etc).
292	* MethodActing:[[invoked]] He takes this technique ''very'' seriously, much to the annoyance of pretty much everyone around him.
293	* ObliviousAdoption: [[spoiler:He had no idea that he was adopted, and is shocked to discover that his real parents are both mysterious magical beings.]]
294	%%* PhysicalScarsPsychologicalScars: As a result of his adventures on [[spoiler: the real Earth]]. (elaborate???)
295	%%* SupportPartyMember: Accompanies the party on their adventures (support???)
296	[[/folder]]
297
298
299	!!Antagonists
300	[[folder:The Purple Robes Major Spoilers [[spoiler: aka the Omega Daddies]]]]
301	!!!Voiced by: [-Anthony Burch-]
302	Three mysterious robed figures who are implied to have brought the dads to the forgotten realms. In episode 29 it is revealed that they are the fathers of the main cast: Willie Stampler, Barry Oak, and Bill Close.
303	----
304	!!The Omega Daddies in general:
305	* AmbiguousSituation: It starts unclear if they're really the dead grandfathers, or if they're like Terry Sr. They are the real grandads.
306	* TheArchmage: Each of the Omega Dads are capable of casting 9th-level spells, putting them on par with the most powerful adventurers in a typical D&D adventure.
307	* ArchnemesisDad: To Ron, Glenn and Henry.
308	* ImmortalitySeeker: The Omega Daddies kidnap the main cast’s sons to fuel their Daddy Magic so that they can live forever.
309	* TalkingInYourDreams: They visit the Dads in their dreams to taunt and belittle their parenting.
310	* ToxicFriendInfluence: The purple robes acknowledge that Willie is an awful person, but follow him.
311
312	!!Barry Oak
313	Henry’s father, a native of the Forgotten Realms, and leader of the Oakvale commune.
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315	* BigScrewedUpFamily: The center of the dysfunctional Oak family and Oakvale commune. He manipulates, neglects, and gaslights his wife and son to the point where [[spoiler: Autumn Oak tries to murder him. In response, he casts a nonviolence field around Oakvale and manipulates her into staying despite this.]]
316	** [[spoiler:As of season 2 episode 23, revealed that he was also abusive to his mother, Hildy Russet.]]
317	* LikeFatherLikeSon: Despite the animosity, Henry's father seems somewhat similar to Henry in his love for yoga, druidic background, and deep anger issues.
318	* ManipulativeBastard: A cult leader who gaslights and controls Henry and most of his living relatives in the Forgotten Realms.
319	* SuppressedRage: Henry calls out that his tranquil demeanor is a facade for this. Crosses over into RageBreakingPoint during both of his fights with the Dads.
320	* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Uses a variety of high level druid spells and abilities to shapechange into different monsters in combat.
321	* WouldHurtAChild: Punches and hurls [[spoiler: a homunculus copy of]] Sparrow simply to provoke Henry.
322
323	!!Bill Close
324	Glenn Close’s deadbeat father and all-around scoundrel.
325	----
326	* BigBadWannabe: Convinces himself that he can be the ManBehindTheMan for Willie, but ends up being an easily-manipulated tool.
327	* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Genuinely likes and (more or less) cares about Glenn, in contrast to the other Omega Daddies who view their sons as disappointments and/or tools.
328	* GenerationXerox: Bill and Glenn are nearly ''identical'' in taste, mannerisms, and worldview, a fact that helps them remain on good terms despite Bill otherwise being a worthless deadbeat.
329	* HangingJudge: Serves as an obviously corrupt judge during the trial of Glenn Close. He apparently cares less for meting out justice than he does profiting off civil forfeiture. That said, this corruption ''nearly'' works in their favor since [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes he genuinely doesn't want Glenn to be found guilty]], but unfortunately Willie Stampler takes matters into his own hands.
330	* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:Turns to the Dads' side midway through the final battle, once he realizes that Glenn is both back from Hell and wasn't killed by the Dads.]]
331	* ParentalNeglect: His poor fatherhood mostly took the form of this, in a manner very similar to Glenn's own relationship with Nick. He ''likes'' Glenn plenty, but he barely raised him beyond teaching him a variety of criminal skills, mostly for his own benefit.
332	* QuirkyBard: Is both a bard and the least competent of the three Omega Dads by a wide margin.
333	* TheStarscream: In the season 1 finale it's revealed he was planning on betraying Willie.
334	* TokenGoodTeammate: Relatively speaking. While he's still a selfish criminal deadbeat, he isn't an outright [[AbusiveParents abusive father]] like the other Omega Daddies and joined them mainly for the promise of wealth and power without really thinking about the consequences or morality of it. He has the best relationship with his son out of the three, repeatedly attempts to discreetly help the Dads out (albeit in a way that benefits him) [[spoiler:and only fights them in the final battle because Willie convinced him they killed Glenn.]]
335	* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Disappears without much fanfare after the season 1 finale.
336
337	!!Willie Stampler:
338	Ron Stampler’s father and the apparent leader of the Omega Dads.
339	----
340	* AbusiveParents: Willie is constantly emotionally abusive to Ron both in the present and past, going as far as [[spoiler: trying to murder a younger Ron in cold blood for ‘‘accidentally’’ stabbing him with a fishhook.]]
341	* AntiClimaxBoss: Early in the finale [[spoiler: Willie gets scared into a holding cell in an alternate dimension.]]
342	->'''Anthony Burch:''' [[spoiler: I had such big plans for that boy.]]
343	* BadPowersBadPeople: Due to his patron pact with the Doodler. His magic tends to have a distinctly BlackMagic aesthetic and favors necrotic damage.
344	* TheCharmer: Described as ‘‘frustratingly’’ handsome by Anthony on multiple occasions. Also implied to get around.
345	* FateWorseThanDeath: In the Season 1 finale [[spoiler: Willie is trapped in an alternate dimension with a badly injured throat.]].
346	** [[spoiler: TheBusCameBack as of season 2 episode 13 when the grandkids free him from imprisonment.]]
347	* TheFriendNobodyLikes: This to the other Omega Daddies and Frank Wilson.
348	* [[spoiler: HeroKiller: Uses the OneHitKill spell, Power Word: Kill, to kill Glenn Close before the season 1 finale. He is the only one of the Omega Dads to kill one of the main characters.]]
349	* LikeFatherUnlikeSon: He is a ‘’very’’ different person from Ron, particularly when contrasted with the other Dads’ relationships with their fathers. He is cruel and cunning whereas Ron is a genuinely kind, if somewhat bumbling step-father.
350	* NotQuiteDead: Ron assumed he had died after his [[spoiler: attempted filicide]] left him drowning in a lake. He got better due to the intervention of The Doodler.
351	* SmugSnake: Can’t help taunting his victims and gloating, though it comes back to bite him on a few notable locations.
352	* TheSociopath: Is a charming, but ruthless and cold person who will use emotional manipulation and violence to achieve his ends. [[spoiler: His self-description in Season 2 implies these traits may arise from a psychological disorder rather than simply being a cruel person.]]
353	[[/folder]]
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355	[[folder: The Doodler]]]
356	A seemingly innocuous mascot for the kid's soccer team made by Lark and Sparrow. Over the course of the podcast, the Doodler is revealed as a horrifying outer god whose deeds span multiple generations of the protagonists and planes of reality.
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358	* BrownNoteBeing: Merely gazing upon its utterly massive form is enough to harm the minds of mortals.
359	* EldritchAbomination: In spades. It is a reality warping, utterly gargantuan entity who destroys the minds of mortals through passive contact. In season 2, episode 13 [[spoiler: it is revealed that the black sun which hangs over the Teen's world is the Doodler's eye]]
360	* GreaterScopeVillain: Directly or indirectly involved in the histories of at least half of the Dads, their fathers, and the twins. Revealed as an active threat as of the season 1 cliffhanger stinger.
361	* HeroKiller: Directly responsible for the death and disappearance of most of the grandparents.
362	* PowerIncontinence: Implied as of season 2, episode 23 [[spoiler: that the Doodler doesn't want to hurt people, but doesn't know how.]]
363	* YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm: Described as chaos incarnate, represented in both the literal scribbles made by Lark and Sparrow and the numerous scratches and blemishes on used film.

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