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Oscar/Sharkslayer
The main character of "Sharp Talk".
- Absolute Xenophobe: His power hungry ways starts off with wiping out the sharks, and eventually leads him to outright planning a Colony Drop on Earth just to wipe out all land in "Why Tamatoa is My Favorite Character Ever".
- Adaptational Villainy: In the original Shark Tale, Oscar only ended up subduing Don Lino. In "Sharp Talk", he ends up using Project Insight to slay all of the sharks in the world, and when it came to the aforementioned Don Lino moment, he showed him no mercy, leaving him to starve and die.
- Big Bad: He has officially become the main villain after the events of Sharp Talk.
- Bond One-Liner: After killing Heat Miser by smashing him with a pillar: "It turns out you're dead!"
- The Cameo: Appears at least once in subsequent videos from "Sharp Talk".
- "Scrooge McDank Plots to Assassinate Mark Zuckerbeak": After Glomgold issues an order to get the sharks prepared for his plan to kill Mark Beaks, it is revealed Oscar and Sykes is listening into this conversation. Sykes asks Oscar if he should give the order. Oscar disagrees, remarking that he has his own plan...
- "Snow Miser Comes Down to South Park": Mrs Claus calls him for help against Heat Miser. He obliges by using the Death Star, and a well-placed pillar, to end him. He then takes control of Heat Miser's kingdom, and makes it snow in South Park.
- "Spingebill Awakens a Very Steamed Clam": That aforementioned plan reveals itself to be framing Glomgold for stealing the Clam's pearl and having him crucified. He then remembers Glomgold's last shark and has it burnt to death, effectively rendering the shark species extinct.
- "Arthur Loses His Cool After Matt Damon Insults His Rapping Career": During the Arthur theme song, when Mr. Ratburn appears in the swimming pool, Oscar mistakes his snout for a shark fin and blows him, along with the entire pool, to smithereens.
- "Chowder's Knishmas Katastrophe": He destroys Mung Dahl's Schmingerbread House with a missile after Mung admits that he helped direct the Shark Tale movie and credits it as his second greatest shame.
- Eaten Alive: This is his ultimate demise in "Why Tamatoa is My Favorite Character Ever", after failing to destroy the world
- Even Evil Has Standards: Promptly calls the Elf Doctor a "greedy dirtbag" and blows him up when his plans to kill Christmas are instantly rejected.
- Eviler than Thou: To Don Lino
- Evil Overlord: Becomes this at the end of "Sharp Talk", and continues to get worse as time goes on.
- From Nobody to Nightmare: Starts off as an underpaid whale washer, then becomes governor of the ocean, commits genocide, and intends to conquer the world and destroy all land life in the process.
- Killer Rabbit: He's a small fish (a bluestreak cleaner wrasse) who manages to exterminate the entire shark species and conquer the ocean.
- Moral Event Horizon: He crosses it when he commits genocide against the entire shark population.
- Oh, Crap!: When the seahorse Oscar bets on trips and loses the race.
- He gets another one in "Why Tamatoa is My Favorite Character Ever" when he is launched to the moon, seconds before Tamatoa finishes him
- There Is No Kill Like Overkill: In his quest to kill all sharks and everyone else that opposes him, he's made use of Project Insight, The Death Star, and the Infinity Gauntlet, among other weapons. He also completely vaporized a swimming pool and everyone in it just because someone thought they saw a shark there.
- The Man Behind the Man: He’s the REAL Big Bad of "Why Tamatoa is My Favorite Character Ever".
- Protagonist Journey to Villain: What "Sharp Talk" was revealed to be, as seen with the shark genocide, and alienation of Angie and his biological father.
- Rags to Riches: While not extremely poor, he was only working at a car wash. By the end of "Sharp Talk", his massacre of the sharks ends up elevating him to fame and glory, and even scores him a coveted position: Governor of Reef City.
- Villain Decay: A bit in "Why Tamatoa is My Favorite Character Ever". Although Oscar uses the Heart of Te Fiti to summon a moon to wipe out all land, and has a forcefield-generating castle, he's notably missing many of the assets he previously was shown to have, such as the Death Star, Infinity Gauntlet, and Heat Miser powers.
Sykes
Oscar's boss in the Car Wash.
- Bad People Abuse Animals: The climax of "SpingeBill Jams Some Juicy Jellies" reveals that Sykes is the main overseer of jelly production which subjects jellyfish to abusive working conditions.
- The Dragon: He serves as Oscar's right hand fish once Oscar begins his spiral descent as a power hungry governor.
- Frame-Up: In "Spingebill Awakens a Very Steamed Clam", he plays witness to Glomgold's "oyster theft" by revealing a note by Glomgold detailing this robbery.
- Parental Substitute: He becomes one to Oscar at the end of "Sharp Talk".
Glomgold
A duck who is the rival of Scrooge McDuck.
- Cassandra Truth: Scrooge doesn't believe him when he claims that the ocean is now under the control of the dark lord [Oscar].
- Complexity Addiction: He still carries this trait as he tries to come up with an elaborate scheme to kill Beaks.
- Cruel and Unusual Death: Is first pelted with peanuts, and then crucified.
- Dirty Old Man: In his freetime, he makes poorly animated cartoons of his rival in sexual situations.
- Parental Substitute: He becomes this to a baby shark that survived Oscar's global shark genocide attack. Doesn't mean he was that great of a parent to the shark.
Tamatoa
A giant turtle from Moana who's obsessed with all things shiny.
- Adaptational Heroism: He helps Schaffrillas defeat the Sharkslayer for good in "Why Tamatoa is My Favorite Character Ever", and even rejects the heart of Te Fiti when Schaffrillas offers him to it.
- Ambition Is Evil: Based on his Villain Song in The Stinger of the Incrediboiiiis, he intends to dispose of Oscar to conquer the ocean for himself.
- Author Appeal: Schaffrillas considers him to be one of the greatest characters to exist and often includes him in many of his videos.
- The Dog Was the Mastermind: When he appeared on the Incrediboiiiis poop, he was set up as the Butt-Monkey babysitter called by Violet to watch over Jack Jack. The final scenes reveal that he orchestrated the events of the story by creating a robot Syndrome to distract the Incredible family while he stole away their baby.
- Evil Genius: He's heavily implied to have some expertise in robot engineering considering that he was able to create a fully functioning Syndrome android.
- Heel–Face Turn: His actions in Moana are apparently canon here, combined with his actions in The Incrediboiiiis that establish him as a villain, but in "Why Tamatoa is My Favorite Character Ever", he turns over a new leaf and selflessly helps save the world from Oscar, even rejecting a reward afterwards.
- Hero Killer: At the end of the poop, he successfully kills off the Incredibles with a nuclear bomb.
- I Am Not Weasel: He doesn't like being mistaken for a turtle, as he tries to correct Doug Walker when he calls him one and thrashes General Grievous and Sid the Sloth because Sid called him one.
- Noodle Implements: Despite being the mastermind of the Incrediboiiiis poop, it's never explained how he learned of Jack Jack's powers or how he knew of Syndrome's identity as Mr. Incredible's estranged son.
- Series Mascot: He serves this alongside Matt Damon from Arthur.
- Parental Substitute: After killing off his family, he takes Jack Jack as his new son. The baby doesn't seem fazed at all by this turn of events.
