Tropes relating to the cast of Sonichu. Beware of spoilers.
Christine Weston Chandler/Chris-Chan Sonichu/Christine Chan/The OC of OCs
The TRUE and HONEST main character of the series, and avatar of the writer herself. In the state of Virginia, Christine Weston Chandler was born and raised by her mother and father, Barbra and Robert "Bob" Chandler. It wasn't until the ripe age of 22 years that she brought forth a portal leading to her own fictional utopia of her design, CWCville. Upon entering the new world, CWCville's current mayor—Chris' father—almost instantly relinquished all of his political power to his "Son"note , making Christine the new absolute authority over her own universe. Since Sonichu 11, Christine has stepped down as Mayor.
Chris is popular, good-looking, and surrounded by women. She also has the ability to change herself into Chris-Chan Sonichu and use all the powers of the Electric Hedgehog Pokémon at will. Chris is very much the lovable loser type of character. She is noble, brave, intelligent, and surrounded by cartoon characters who fawn over her.
- Action Initiative: As Chris-Chan Sonichu, Chris can access the "Mach Punch" attack, allowing a quick physical strike before the enemy can react.
- Armored Closet Gay: Before she came out as a lesbian trans woman, she was noted for being misogynistic and homophobic.
- Attack Reflector: As Chris-Chan Sonichu, is able to use Mirror Coat to reflect projectile attacks.
- Author Avatar: Starts out as an Author Avatar character before steadily becoming more and more involved in her own series, moving on to Life Embellished as the author depicts herself fighting against people who antagonize her in Real Life, until she becomes the central focus of the entire series, with its title character Demoted to Extra.
- Big Good: Since she is the splitting image of her creator, all of the heroes answer to her.
- Big "NO!": Suffers quite a few of these, her most notable occurs after Hanna reveals to have tricked Chris with a fake date.
- By the Power of Grayskull!: "Electric Hedgehog Power!"
- Cannot Tell Fiction from Reality: Late into the comic, Chris's real-life fantasies (partially brought about by the influence of trolls) about a "Dimensional Merge" between reality and fiction influence and overtake the narrative of the story as she sees herself, and portrays herself, as a goddess meant to enact such a scenario.
- Combat Pragmatist: Christine has absolutely no shame in doing whatever it takes to win a fight. This includes delivering crotch shots to Jerkops, summoning her Hedgehog allies to overwhelm a single enemy, and pulling out a modified toy gun to shoot Liquid Chris in the knees when all he had was a knife.
- Combination Attack: The "Chrs-Chan Pure Pulse-Jolt Lance" and "Double Corkscrew Kick" with Crystal, and the "Team Blast: Blue Fireball Attack" with Wes and Sarah.
- Conjoined Eyes: As Chris-Chan Sonichu.
- Cosmic Plaything: A weird case. She's pretty much handed everything she wants with little effort but still seems to be kicked around by the universe just enough to whine about it.
- Deflector Shields: As Chris-Chan Sonichu, able to use attacks like Protect and Barrier.
- Depending on the Artist: A rare single-artist example! For the first eleven issues, Chris does not draw herself with a consistent pre-transition appearance in the comic.
◊ Drawings of herself post-transition have managed to be more consistent. - Heteronormative Crusader: Throughout the first ten issues, Chris takes several opportunities to remind the audience that she is STRAIGHT and that homosexuality isn't tolerated in her town. After her transition, this plot thread predictably gets dropped and she becomes pro-LGBT.
- Iconic Outfit: During the "Classic Era" / pre-transition days, Chris wore a red, white & blue polo shirt in-commic and in Real Life. In the first 10 comics / original run (with a few exceptions), it was basically a case of Limited Wardrobe.
- In the Name of the Moon: She has a few of these, one example is from sub episode 7:Chris: The more you haze me, I will grow stronger! You all are mean and vicious, so in the name of my heart, soul and love quest, I shall punish you!
- It's All About Me: Completely self centered and only does things to benefit herself. Due to running an entire city, this comes off as pretty childish.
- Kamehame Hadoken: The "Curse-ye-ha-me-ha"/"Shin-ye-ha-me-ha" attack. To perform this technique, Christine funnels all of her anger into a form of energy while also performing erratic poses. She then releases the energy in a concentrated blast from the palms of her hand and towards the intended target. If the enemy is struck, they are cursed with unbearable misfortune, ranging from slipping on banana peels, to having their marriages ruined. Other times, it seems the blast can simply obliterate anyone or anything it comes in contact with.
- Large Ham: "MY LOVE QUEST IS FINALLY OVER!!!"
- Loyal Phlebotinum: Naturally, Chris' Sonichu Medallion will only respond to her using it.
- Messianic Archetype: Slowly has been growing into a messiah figure over the course of the comic. It began with Christine's own characters unquestionable loyalty for her cause (since she was the one that created them), as well as fighting on her behalf and speaking of Christine as if she can look down at them like god. It was referenced again in Sonichu 10, where the Asperchu Chaotic Combo worshiped Christine as a deity for curing them of Aspergers.
- Now taken up to 11 after the "Idea Guys" got through to her. She's now a weird computer-themed Goddess who claims to be the herald of the "Dimensional Merge"... this is also in the comic.
- Mister Seahorse: Post-transition, Chris "shot her essence up herself" in the Sonichu form. Chris eventually gave birth to an egg that hatched into twin Electric Hedgehog Pokémon: Russel Sonee and Cynthia Rosey.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Thanks to smashing Graduon's wand, she has unknowingly unleashed Graduon's spirit, who has now taken a new host, and created an army of undead Jerkops to take over the world.
- The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: While she was in office, she spent far more time loitering in malls and fighting security guards rather than actually spending any time running CWCVille.
- Politically Incorrect Hero: Initially did not approve of homosexuality — up to using Magi-chan to enforce the ban — and it was later implied that she had taken away women's right to vote at some point during her mayorship. Later, she began walking these traits back once she began to emerge from her parents' influence; in particular, becoming a staunch supporter of LGBTQ+ rights.
- Power Copying: Her innate ability named the "Electric Hedgehog Attack", which allows her to use any of the Chaotic Combo's attacks at her leisure. This power has become less and less prominent after she starts relying on her psychic abilities.
- The Power of Hate: Uses this to fuel her Curse-ye-ha-me-ha attack.
- Psychic Powers: One of Chris' go-to abilities that she borrows from Magi-Chan with the "Electric Hedgehog Attack". She has shown feats such as Telepathy, Telekinesis, seeing the future and Teleportation. Also, many of her attacks in the Chris-Chan Sonichu form are Psychic type. Recently, Magi-Chan Sonichu has been training Christine to fully unlock her own psychic power.
- Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs: As Chris-Chan Sonichu.
- Self-Fanservice: Chris is obese in real life, but portrays herself in the comic as being average - to - slightly stocky pre-transition and svelte and curvy post-transition.
- Serial Romeo: She's quick to declare every single Girl of the Week to be her true love, but it never ends up working out.
- Shock and Awe: As Chris-Chan Sonichu.
- Spotlight-Stealing Squad: Sonichu is allegedly the main character, not her.
- Sudden Name Change: For a large portion of the comic before her transition into female pronouns, Christine had called herself — and was called — Christian.
- Super-Speed: Gains this while in her Chris-Chan Sonichu form.
- Transformation Trinket: Her Sonichu Medallion, which allows her to transform into Chris-Chan Sonichu.
- Ultimate Authority Mayor: Exaggerated; despite apparently being part of the United States, her laws and actions often run contrary to the American laws and constitution (especially apparent in the Kangaroo Court in the Sonichu #10) and according to Word of God, she inherited the position from her father. A city council is mentioned, but only seems to serve an advisory function. Despite since stepping down as Mayor, Christine still holds a large influence over CWCVille.
- In fact, she's no longer Mayor... since she's now a literal Deity in her universe!
- Weaksauce Weakness: If the white patch of fur on her Chris-Chan Sonichu form is touched, she instantly reverts back to her human self. This has been averted since Sonichu 12, thanks to training with Magi-Chan. The white patch now only responds to her own touch.
- Wish-Fulfillment: The comic version of Chris is what her creator wants to really be like.
- Womanchild: She has incredibly childish views on just about everything and seems more interested in getting laid than running a government.
- You Are What You Hate: Chris-Chan spent most of her life hating being called a woman or homosexual, in an over-zealous attempt to prove her masculinity to trolls. She is now an out trans lesbian.
Sonichu
The main character of the franchise, at least early on. A yellow anthropomorphic Sonic the Hedgehog look alike with a Pikachu's tail who can run at unbelievable speeds. Sonichu was born a Pikachu and lived not too far away from Station Square. Soon a climactic battle took place between the Perfect Chaos Monster, and Super Sonic, and the curious Pikachu went to investigate. Sonic was smacked away by Perfect Chaos and collided with Pikachu, resulting in excess chaos energy to explode and form a massive rainbow. The chaos energy also affected the Pikachu, which physically transformed it into the Sonichu we know today. After Sonic and Sonichu defeat Perfect Chaos, Sonichu proclaims his new name and goes off to make history.
Sonichu soon meets and instantly falls in love with Rosechu, the female Electric Hedgehog Pokémon, and became CWCVille's hero after saving the city from the likes of Team Rocket and Mary Lee Walsh. He also becomes tightly knit friends with the Chaotic Combo and CWCVille's mayor, Christine Chandler, so much so that Sonichu refers to her as his "Mother"note , and gains many benefits including city payed housing and other special necessities. Sonichu is described as Loyal and Hardworking, and puts his family first above all else. He also has a bit of a temper, which arises when confronted with personal attacks on Rosechu or himself.
- Always Accurate Attack: Knows Sonic's patented "Homing Attack."
- Bigger Is Better in Bed: As was shown in Issue #8 in canon, Sonichu has quite the... ermn, growth.
- Berserk Button: Being called a homo.
- Blush Sticker: Naturally for Sonic/Pikachu hybrids.
- Burning with Anger: Shows this off especially in Issue #9 while fuming about a Gay Pride Parade which featured him and Rosechu as floats.
- Calling Your Attacks: Most notably "Thunder!" among other attacks.
- Captain Ersatz: To Sonic and Pikachu.
- Combination Attack: The "Zap Cannonball" with Sonic, launching a Spin Dashing Sonic from of his hands while covering him in electricity.
- Conjoined Eyes: Shares this trait with the majority of his Electric Hedgehog Pokémon friends.
- Death Glare: Gives one to Jason before he and Rosechu attempt to leave 4-Cent Garbage.
- Decoy Protagonist: He takes a backseat to everyone else in the comic after Issue #1, which begins to center completely around Chris. He does gain some more attention in Issue #8 and onward, but it's not much.
- Dishing Out Dirt: Mud Slap.
- Does Not Like Spam: Hates pickles. Word of God confirms this is because he is deathly allergic to them.
- Doppleganger Attack: Knows Double Team.
- Expressive Ears: Occasionally, Sonichu's ears stand straight up when irritated or shocked, and lay flat when he's upset or feeling sick.
- Extra-ore-dinary: Knows Iron Tail.
- Fireball Eyeballs: Couples this along with his Burning with Anger point in Issue #9.
- Flight: But only when he's Ultra Sonichu.
- Happily Married: With Rosechu of course.
- The Hero: When not overshadowed by Chris, anyway.
- I Am Not Weasel: In Sonichu #9, while fighting a S.A.V. Decpti-Clone.S.A.V.: Must destroy yellow mouse.Sonichu: I'm a hedgehog, you bag of bolts!
- Parents in Distress: According to supplementary material, when Sonichu first transformed, he returned back to his family's nest, but had found out that his parents have been captured by Pokémon trainers. He seems to have completely forgotten about his parents through out the story, and makes no effort to even communicate with them. In Sonichu #11, it's revealed that Sonichu hadn't forgotten about his parents after all, but the event was retconned. Sonichu explains that after returning to his nest, his parents hardly recognized his new form, and rejected him from his own home, which forced him to live off the land. This was retconned once again in Sonichu #15. After Sonichu (still a Pikachu at the time) ran off to Station Square to investigate the Perfect Chaos Monster, Team Rocket Grunts appeared to capture his family brood. Most of them escaped, however Sonichu's mother and father were killed by a Koffing's poison gas.
- Shock and Awe: Has electrical powers, befitting his origin as a Pikachu.
- Shoryuken: Knows "Sky Uppercut."
- Spin Attack: Again, naturally for a Sonic/Pikachu hybrid, Sonichu can curl up and flawlessly duplicate the Spin Dash, Spin Attack and Homing Attack. He also knows the Pokémon move "Rolling Kick".
- Super Mode: Ultra Sonichu, based off of Super Sonic.
- Supporting Protagonist: Despite being the protagonist of the comics, he had taken backseat when the comic was changed to center around Chris.
- Super-Speed: Can reach at least 200 km per hour.
- Transformation Trinket: The Seven Chaotic Crystals once acted as the catalyst for his Ultra Sonichu transformation. Recently in Sonichu 11, the Chaotic Crystals released a shower of Mega Stones. One of which called a "Sonichite" came to Sonichu's possession, granting him the ability to transform into Ultra Sonichu via Mega Evolution.
- Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Because of Sonichu's transformation to Ultra Sonichu in Issue #10, he inadvertently releases Clawdorf from his sealed prison.
- Weaksauce Weakness: Anything even remotely phallic will make him shrivel. According to Word of God, he's deathly allergic to pickles.
- Wheel o' Feet: He sports this whenever he runs.
Rosechu
A feminine, pink Electric Hedgehog Pokémon who makes a striking resemblance to Amy Rose with a Raichu's tail. Rosechu was born a Pichu under the care of her trainer, Kel Felix. The two traveled the world, and soon the Pichu evolved into Pikachu and a Raichu after that. The Raichu would eventually be exposed to the Chaotic Rainbow that exploded from Station Square, and forces it to transform into Rosechu, instantly learning how to speak and walk up right. After lamenting on being the only one of her new species, Sonichu comes into her life, and it's love at first sight. Rosechu is left in the care of Christine Chandler, with Kel's permission, to be closer with Sonichu.
Instead of saving the world like her "Hubbybolt", Rosechu mostly spends her time in their Home, cooking meals, cleaning laundry and dishes, though she doesn't mind. She has a sweet, and caring personality, which is mostly directed to Sonichu. She is also a self proclaimed Woman's Rights activist, and stands against female oppression with the help of her other Rosechu friends. When push comes to shove, Rosechu can have a nasty temper along with Sonichu.
- Action Girl: According to Chris, at least...
- Faux Action Girl: In practice.
- Berserk Button: Pickles, and being depicted with a penis.
- Burning with Anger: She performs this in Sonichu #8 after being hit in the back of the head by a pickle.
- Captain Ersatz: To Amy Rose and Raichu.
- Character Catchphrase: As the Incredible Lioness:
- I AM WOMAN, HEAR ME ROAR!
- Conjoined Eyes: Is drawn with these.
- Distress Ball: Despite how powerful Chris says she is, she tends to get captured a lot.
- Elemental Weapon: Rosechu has shown her ability to create a blade entirely made of an electricity, taking the form of a large lightning bolt.
- In her amiibo figure's description, it is revealed she can create multiple types of weapons made from electricity, including a shield, scythe, staff, throw-able lightning bolts and more.
- Happily Married: With Sonichu naturally.
- House Wife: And she plays it completely straight.
- Hulking Out: In issue 8, when Jason insults her, she turns into The Incredible Lioness. The words "The Incredible" indicate that it's a deliberate reference to the Trope Namer.
- Informed Ability: Chris says that she is at least as powerful as Sonichu (considering she was originally a Raichu, she may actually be MORE powerful), but with how often she grabs the Distress Ball, you'd never know it.
- Love Interest: To Sonichu.
- Pink Means Feminine: Is pink, and is very stereotypically feminine.
- Plucky Girl: According to Chris's description of her, at least.
- Rose-Haired Sweetie: Her cheery disposition and rose-furred appearance counts towards this trope.
- Satellite Character: To Sonichu again.
- Satellite Love Interest: She mostly cooks, cleans, and has sex with her titular boyfriend (later husband)... despite issue 8 showing off The Incredible Lioness, who would definitely aid in some later issues, but is never brought up again, and pretty much only exists to show that Sonichu is STRAIGHT.
- Shock and Awe: Has electrical powers, befitting her origin as a Raichu.
- Spontaneous Weapon Creation: Her Lightning Sword.
- Super Mode: The Incredible Lioness, most likely a copy of Sonic's "Werehog" form from Sonic Unleashed.
- Tertiary Sexual Characteristics: She distinguishes herself from Sonichu with her eyelashes, dress, and headband.
- Transformation Trinket: At the end of Sonichu 11, Rosechu came to possess a "Rosechite" Mega Stone which allows her to transform into the Incredible Lioness, regardless if she is angry or not.
Cera Rosey/Rosechu
The eldest child of Sonichu's and Rosechu's trio of children. Cera is a pink Rosey (The baby form of a Rosechu), whose personality or traits were never explained upon. It is shown however that when Cera becomes Cera Rosechu, she would grow up to become a tomboy.
- Baby Talk: When she's introduced. She is a baby at the time, after all.
- Butch Lesbian: Becomes this after her evolution.
- Captain Ersatz/Composite Character: Of Amy Rose, Pichu, and Chao.
- Charles Atlas Superpower: According to her Rosechu evolution's amiibo description, Cera had trained from lifting weights and punching sandbags, leading her the ability to lift up to 4000 pounds, and had been recorded of tossing a "one ton boulder a far distance of more than 20 miles away".
- Interspecies Romance: Also in her amiibo description, Cera Rosechu is dating an Asian woman named "Risa Fitzgerald."
- She also had a short relationship with Kevin the Jew.
- Shock and Awe: She's an Electric Hedgehog Pokémon.
Christine Rosey/Rosechu
The middle child of Sonichu's and Rosechu's children. Christine is a rare shiny Rosey/Rosechu varient, having purple fur instead of Rosechu's pink. She has a flare for the dramatic, and strives to be a famous actress.
In Sonichu #11, Christine evolves into a Rosechu during her school's Christmas play.
- Baby Talk: When she's introduced. She is a baby at the time, after all.
- Captain Ersatz: Again, of Amy Rose, Pichu, and Chao.
- Narcissist: Christine is constantly seen holding a mirror in front of herself, implying heavily she's a budding narcissist.
- Shock and Awe: She's an Electric Hedgehog Pokémon.
Robbie "Roberta" Sonee/Sonichu
The youngest child of Sonichu's and Rosechu's children. Robbie is a yellow Sonee (The baby form of a Sonichu), who wears blue shoes just like his father, whom Robbie idolizes and wishes to become when he grows up. Robbie in the future would apparently become a crossdresser.
- Baby Talk: When she's introduced. She is a baby at the time, after all.
- Blush Sticker: Is the only one of Sonichu and Rosechu's children to inherit this feature.
- Captain Ersatz: One more time: Of Sonic, Pichu, and Chao.
- Easy Sex Change: And how! Magi-Chan gives Robbie a CD of binaural beat recordings; all it takes is a few weeks of listening to it nightly for her to "become fully woman."
- Follow in My Footsteps: Robbie wants to be as fast as his father when he grows up.
- Prone to Tears: Robbie has shown to be very sensitive and overly empathetic, to the point of bawling when other people are in distress.
- Shock and Awe: He's an Electric Hedgehog Pokémon.
- Wholesome Crossdresser: When he grows up.
All:
A Team of Sonichus and Rosechus who were created at the same moment the original Sonichu and Rosechu were made. When the Chaotic Rainbow flew out of Sonic and Pikachu and hit the female Raichu, a flurry of eggs shot outwards from the rainbow, and landed in a variety of locations and time periods. Five of these eggs hatched into Sonees and Roseys in the current timeline, that were raised by nearby Pokémon and humans. The five Sonees and Roseys soon evolved into Sonichus and Rosechus, and came together by chance to form the Chaotic Combo.
The Combo serve as CWCVille's problem solving fighting force, each using their special powers to tackle new dangers and obstacles that plague the city. Like Sonichu and Rosechu, they take direct orders from Christine Chandler, and in return are lavished in a life of luxury with benefits, complements of the Mayor.
- Captain Ersatz: Just like the majority of the Electric Hedgehog Pokémon; the Sonichu members are a mix of Sonic and Pikachu (The exception is Punchy, with Knuckles replacing Sonic), while the Rosechu members are a mix of Amy and Raichu. The Combo members also have more traits shared from Pokémon, Sonic or unrelated sources.
- Wild Sonichu can use his leaf tail to run faster and fly like Tails, can turn invisible and stick to walls like Espio, and uses his vines to swing like Spider-Man.
- Bubbles Rosechu's tail is taken from Marill, instead of the standard Raichu tail most Rosechus have.
- Punchy Sonichu has both the punching and kicking ability of Hitmonchan and Hitmonlee.
- Angelica Rosechu is heavily based around Angels.
- Magi-Chan Sonichu's character is built around Mewtwo.
- Conjoined Eyes: All the members have them, except for Punchy.
- Non-Indicative Name: They don't cause very much chaos.
- Raised by Wolves: None of the Chaotic Combo were raised by their own species.
- Shock and Awe: They all have this as their secondary element.
Wild Sonichu
The first Chaotic Combo member to be introduced, and the leader of the bunch. Wild's egg was catapulted into the deep forests, where it was found, hatched and parented by a male Scyther and a female Venusaur. Wild is courageous and outgoing. He has power over vines, which he often uses to swing from the trees.
- Blush Sticker: He's a Sonic/Pikachu hybrid.
- The Generic Guy: He has almost no real characterization.
- Green Thumb: He's a grass type, so of course.
- Informed Ability: Despite being The Leader of the Chaotic Combo, he rarely does much leading.
- Wild has also claimed he can use his tail as a propeller like Tails, although this power is not seen anywhere in the comics.
- Invisibility: He apparently learned how to use Conversion from a passing Porygon.
- Nature Hero: At first. Later averted, as he spends most of his time after his first issue operating in CWCville.
- Parents in Distress: In Sonichu 8, Wild abruptly brings up the fact his Scyther father was captured by Pokémon Poachers years ago, and was looking for him ever since. Funny enough, he doesn't bother finding the poachers or his father for the entire series.
- Petal Power: Knows Razor Leaf.
- The Power of the Sun: One of Wild's two Pokémon Abilities according to Word of God is Chlorophyll, boosting his Speed in the sunlight.
- Tree Swing: Being an Expy of Spider-Man.
- Turns Red: Wild's other Pokémon Ability is Overgrow, which boosts Grass-Type attacks when his health is low.
- Wall Crawl: Crawls on the walls and ceiling while retreving a Sonichu Ball from the 4-Cent Garbage building.
Bubbles Rosechu
The second member of the Chaotic Combo to be introduced. Bubbles' egg was propelled into the ocean waters, and rescued by a female Swampert who becomes Bubbles' adoptive mother. Bubbles is optimistic and cheerful. She can create tidal waves.
- An Ice Person: Knows Ice Beam.
- Bubble Gun: As if her name wasn't proof enough, Bubbles knows the Pokémon move "Bubble".
- Combination Attack: The "Shocking Surf" attack along with Blake.
- The Ditz: She is incredibly scatterbrained compared to the other members of the Chaotic Combo.
- Elemental Absorption: Bubble's Pokémon Ability is Volt Absorb, healing her if she's struck by electric attacks
- Love Interest: To Black Sonichu.
- Making a Splash: To be expected from a Water type.
- Making Love in All the Wrong Places: In Issue #8's Beach Episode, Bubbles had planned to have a passionate moment with Blake under a pier at CWCVille beach, however Silvana beats her to it.
- The Pollyanna: She's easily the most upbeat of the Chaotic Combo.
- Too Kinky to Torture: Claims that being struck by lightning will "turn her on", and seems to get a rise of being pelted by a disguised Silvana Rosechu's "Psychic Needles".
- Tsundere: According to the Universe Bible, though never confirmed in the comics.
- Water-Types Are Blue
Punchy Sonichu
The third member of the Chaotic Combo to be introduced. Punchy's egg was flung into a Dojo, hatched almost instantly after landing, and had his tail ripped off at birth by the Dojo student, Mypoe. After brutally slugging Mypoe out of the building, the Dojo's owner, Master Shinabe, than takes Punchy under his wing and trains him in various types of Martial Arts. Punchy's temper is calmed down by comedy movies.
- Bare-Fisted Monk: Was raised by a martial arts master, who trained him in such arts.
- Charles Atlas Superpower: Isn't said to have any powers other than his immense fighting skills, but seems to be superhumanly strong from his training.
- Dreadlock Warrior: His head spikes give this appearance.
- Elemental Punch: According to Punchy's amiibo, he knows all of the Elemental Punch attacks.
- Facial Profiling: Associated with Asians and has narrow, slanted eyes.
- Fiery Redhead: Is bright red, and has a noticeable temper, although he keeps it down by watching comedies.
- Fire, Ice, Lightning: Also from Punchy's amiibo, he's been reported to know Tri-Attack.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Subverted - he keeps it down by watching comedy movies.
- Informed Ability: Punchy is apparently a master of "random-access humor". This only shows up once, in a supplementary video.
- Meaningful Name: Well, he isn't named "Punchy" for his kicks, now is he?
- Non-Standard Character Design: Is the only one of the Combo to not have Conjoined Eyes.
- Shoryuken: Used out of anger, sending Mypoe sky-high.
- Token Minority: Often interpreted to be Asian. Chris initially tried to downplay this, but him being the only one to understand Bananasauros's language (which features heavy use of Gratuitous Japanese) does not help.
- Tunnel King: With the Dig move, Punchy is capable of quickly digging holes into the ground to take the enemy by surprise.
Angelica Rosechu
The fourth member of the Chaotic Combo to be introduced. Angelica's egg was launched towards a Catholic Church and raised by a pair of nuns posing as surrogate parents. Angelica is a Technical Pacifist with a strong connection to God. Though she doesn't fight much, when she does she uses wing attacks and whirlwinds.
- Blow You Away: Can use Whirlwind.
- Blush Sticker: Her blush stickers are unique as they're shaped like hearts.
- Christianity is Catholic: Inverted. While Angelica is at least nominally Catholic, many of her behaviors are more in line with Protestantism, and specifically with the author's own church.
- Combat Stilettos: Wears a pair of blue high heels.
- Deflector Shields: Can use Protect.
- Gold and White Are Divine: White, anyway.
- Good Shepherd: When she is not participating in an execution.
- Good Wings, Evil Wings: Angelica's large, white feathery wings is quite a nod to her alignment of good.
- Goomba Stomp: Calls it the "Heel Stomp".
- Green Thumb: Angelica can instantly force flowers to grow quickly with some form of magic.
- Luck-Based Mission: Knows the Serene Grace ability.
- Opposites Attract: Devout Catholic Angelica falls in love with bad boy Reginald Sneasel.
- Razor Wings: Able to use Steel Wing.
- Technical Pacifist: Averted during Issue 10, during the Trial of the Asperpedia Four, where she participates in the execution of Alec by pressing one of the buttons to activate his Electric Chair.Angelica: May God have mercy.
- This Is a Drill: Can somehow use Drill Peck despite not having a beak. She can combine this with Steel Wing to pull off the "Steel Drill Peck".
- Verbal Tic: "Lord" or "God."
- Wind from Beneath My Wings: She is able to create strong wind gusts using her angel wings.
Magi-Chan Sonichu
The fifth and final member of the Chaotic Combo to be introduced. Magi-Chan's egg rocketed into the mountains, with nothing but a lone Mewtwo to raise him until his evolution. A serious Sonichu, who has Psychic Powers and often acts as a Deus ex Machina.
- Ambiguously Gay: His apathy and even annoyance towards the perversion of his male companions, mixed with his own rather camp mannerisms made fans theorize that he was gay. After becoming aware of this, Chris paired him up with Silvana... who happens to be a hermaphrodite.
- Big Brother Is Watching: He apparently spies on everyone in CWCville in order to see if any gay activities are going on.
- Camp Straight: Although the "camp" part was probably not intended.
- Chaste Hero: Subverted for the majority of comic. Averted completely in Sonichu #11, when she makes out with Silvana in the mountains.
- Deadpan Snarker: Which led to him becoming a fan favorite.
- Deflector Shield: Can use Light Screen.
- Defusing The Tykebomb: He tries this with Silvana, telling her that she doesn't need to serve Count Graduon. His pleas might have had more effect if he wasn't trying to get her to defect to what was would turn out to be arguably the more monstrous side.
- Deus ex Machina: He often acts as one.
- Happily Married: Since Sonichu #13, Magi-Chan Sonichu has married his own creator Christine along with Silvana, Cryzel and Mewtwo.
- Immune to Flinching: One of Magi-Chan's two informed abilities is Inner Focus.
- Mr. Exposition: Thanks to his psychic powers and insight accross CWCVille, he's prone to give a lot of these.
- Non-Indicative Name: His name is a pun on "magician", but he's a psychic.
- Psychic Powers: Is known to have telepathic and precognitive abilities.
- Pstandard Psychic Pstance: Often takes this stance while using his powers.
- Punny Name: His name is a play on "Magician".
- Purple Is Powerful: Easily the most powerful of the Chaotic Combo.
- Story-Breaker Power: Essentially omnipotent, though he rarely does anything more than teleport other characters to where they want to go and make snarky comments.
- Synchronization: The other of the Magi-Chan's two informed abilities is actually called Synchronize, which afflicts opponents with Standard Status Effects that the user takes.
- Time Travel: He can do this.
Christine Weston Chandler/CPU Blue Heart/"Supreme Creator"
Another Author Avatar of Christine, this time based entirely on herself as the absolute creator of the world of Sonichu. In the past, Christine had merely been an observer and narrated the events of the Sonichu story. It wasn't until Sonichu 13 where Christine herself took the spotlight, being tricked by Johnson Wiles to accept the powers of CPU Blue Heart and kickstart the events of the comic. After reverting CWCVille back to normal, Christine stepped out of the narrator's chair and began to make preparations for the "Dimensional Merge", an event that would combine Reality with Fiction.
Realizing the confusion of two Christines running around, Author!Christine began referring Comic!Christine as "Christine Chan".
- Author Avatar: Even more so than Comic!Christine, since it's the author herself rather than a stand in.
- Big Good: The creator of all life in her comics. If the heroes are left without Christine Chan, they turn to Author!Christine.
- Happily Married: Since Sonichu #13, Christine has married her own creation Magi-Chan Sonichu along with Silvana, Cryzel and Mewtwo.
- Messianic Archetype: All of the build up Comic!Christine had gone through carried over to Author!Christine as well. The trope came into full effect with both the introduction of the "Dimensional Merge" plot line as well as the revelation that Christine is a "CPU Goddess", labling herself as the "Supreme Creator".
- Psychic Powers: Wields psychic abilities, just like her comic counterpart.
- Reality Warper: Because of Christine being in possession of her High School Ring (Which is actually the Reality Stone), she is capable of bending reality to her will. She uses this power to fix anything she doesn't approve of in CWCVille.
Black Sonichu/Blachu/Blake
An artificially-created Electric Hedgehog Pokémon made by the combined efforts of Doctor Eggman/Doctor Skysoar and Team Rocket's scientists. Black Sonichu was cloned by DNA strands of hair from Sonichu, which was promptly contaminated by a splash of Cherry Cola, this accident did nothing more but change his fur from yellow and brown to black and red. Black Sonichu was originally tasked to kidnap Rosechu and Sonichu for Team Rocket to use for their nefarious schemes, under Naitsirhc's supervision. Sonic and Sonichu worked together to free Rosechu and defeat Black Sonichu to thwart their plans. Over the course of the comic, Blake would attempt to steal the Master Sunstone, unintentionally bring together the Chaotic Combo, and work together with Naitsirhc to collect the seven Chaotic Crystals.
Black Sonichu's allegiance with Team Rocket waned and eventually severed from Naitsirhc's increasingly cruel behavior towards him, as a result from his transformation to Reldnahc. He quickly allies himself with Sonichu and the Chaotic Combo, and begins a hasty relationship with Combo member, Bubbles Rosechu.
- Action Initiative: Blake can use the "Mach Punch" attack, allowing a quick physical strike before the enemy can react.
- The Artifact: Was initially presented as an Evil Counterpart to Sonichu, with ambitions of double-crossing Giovanni and Robotnik. But as Chris began to take center stage, and Sonichu was Demoted to Extra, Blake's original purpose was lost. After his Heel–Face Turn, he becomes a Satellite Love Interest to Bubbles.
- Berserk Button: Hates to be mistaken for a black person, angrily stating his black fur was from a genetic accident.
- Captain Ersatz: To Shadow and Pikachu.
- Characterization Marches On: His initial role as The Rival is more or less discarded after his first appearance, with him instead simply acting like Bubbles' Love Interest.
- Clones Are People, Too: Despite being a clone of Sonichu, the Chaotic Combo do not treat him as anything less than a full being in his own right.
- Combination Attack: The "Shocking Surf" attack with Bubbles.
- Conjoined Eyes: As is standard for Sonichus.
- Evil Counterpart: Is a clone of Sonichu created by Team Rocket and Dr. Robotnik/Ren Skysoar.
- Expressive Ears: A trait shared with Sonichu. Blake's ears stand straight up when irritated or shocked, and lay flat when he's upset or feeling sick.
- Glass Cannon: Described to be even stronger than Sonichu, but traded his power for less speed. He also can't take very many hits, and even crumpled from a slap delivered by Rosechu.
- Heel–Face Turn: Turns on Reldnahc due to a combination of the latter's cruelty and his own infatuation with Bubbles.
- Jerkass: At first.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Is meant to be seen as this after his Heel–Face Turn.
- Lightning Bruiser: Again, he's a clone of Sonichu.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: At first, when he's Sonichu's Evil Counterpart.
- The Rival: To Sonichu, at least initially.
- Rollerblade Good: Uses his Hover Shoes to propel himself at high speeds.
- Shock and Awe: As a clone of Sonichu, he shares the latter's powerset.
- Spin Attack: Like Sonichu, Blake also has the ability to use the Spin Dash, Spin Attack and Homing Attack.
- The Starscream: In his debut, Black Sonichu heavily indicated that he was planning to double-cross Giovanni and Robotnik for his own agenda. This trait was largely dropped - while he does turn on them, it's in the form of a Heel–Face Turn rather than a more Starscream-esque betrayal.
- Sudden Name Change: Three times, Black Sonichu being his original name, Blachu given by Naitsirhc, and Blake apparently given to him by Bubbles.
- Super Mode: Silver Blake, based off of Super Shadow.
- Super-Speed: Unlike Sonichu, he relies on his Hover Shoes to propel himself at fast speeds.
- Weaponized Exhaust: Blake's amiibo description points out his ability to use his Rocket Shoes to perform this.
- Worthy Opponent: At a time for Sonichu.
Sonic the Hedgehog
The Sega mascot himself. Sonic makes a few appearances in the comic, most notably in the first issue, as he's partly responsible for Sonichu's existence, by accidentally crashing onto a Pikachu while fighting the Perfect Chaos Monster as Super Sonic, transforming the Pikachu into Sonichu. He also shows up to help Sonichu again in Sonichu #1, after Rosechu gets kidnapped. Again.
- Always Accurate Attack: Knows the Homing Attack.
- Combination Attack: The "Zap Cannonball" with Sonichu.
- Conjoined Eyes: As is typical of Chris's art style.
- Crash-Into Hello: How he formally meets with Sonichu in Sonichu #1.
- In the retcon, it turns out that this formal meeting wasn't with Sonic at all, but with Silvana Rosechu disguised as Sonic, to gain information on Sonichu and Rosechu.
- Put on a Bus: After his two appearances in the comic, Sonic has never made an appearance since Chris took the helm as the main focus.
- Spin Attack: Sonic still has access to his spinning attacks, like the Spin Dash, Spin Attack and Homing Attack.
- Super Mode: His Super Sonic form.
- Super-Speed: Well naturally, he's called "Sonic" for a reason.
Silvana Rosechu
A shape-shifting intersex Rosechu who first appeared in Sonichu's News Dash #7 and later played a major role in Sonichu #8. Silvana was created by the same rainbow that made the Chaotic Combo. Her egg somehow ended up on the Moon, where she was raised by the evil Count Graduon, and convinced to aid him rid the world of True Love. She was than retconned to appear in Sonichu #1, as she transformed into Sonic the Hedgehog and Amy Rose to gather information on Sonichu and Rosechu to report to Count Graduon. After Count Graduon's defeat in Sonichu #10, Silvana defected from PVCC, and hooked up with Magi-Chan to ultimately join the side of good.
Aside from her shape-shifting powers, she also shows off some psychic ability, able to hold equal footing to the Dues Ex Machina himself, Magi-Chan.
- Captain Ersatz: To Amy Rose, Raichu, Umbreon, and Astronema. She also shares name, personality, powers and being a Hermaphrodite with Sylvia.
- Casting a Shadow: Was once this element, until she was retconned to a Psychic type..
- Dark Magical Girl: She's been raised by an abusive master who only wanted her for her power.
- Hermaphrodite: A result of Count Graduon's magic. After Christine smashed Graduon's wand, Silvana lost her hermaphrodite status, averting this trope entirely.
- Forced Sleep: Whenever Silvana performs intercourse, she releases a "Paralyzing Sleep Solution", which renders the partner into a deep sleep.
- Psychic Powers: Her main element.
- Shock and Awe: Subverted, she's classified as an "Electric Hedgehog Pokémon", however she cannot use any electric attacks.
- Soul Power: Has access to Shadow Ball.
- Spin Attack: In the retcon, she can use Sonic's trademark Spin Dash and Homing Attack flawlessly, as shown while she's transformed as him.
- Super-Speed: In the retcon, she had enough speed to convince Sonichu and others that she was Sonic the Hedgehog, which means this is a natural ability for her as well.
- Tyke Bomb: Raised to fight Graduon's enemies.
- The Vamp: In her debut, she seduces Blake and nearly Bubbles.
- Villainesses Want Heroes: To Magi-Chan.
- Voluntary Shapeshifting: So far, Silvana has transformed into Bubbles Rosechu to trick Blake, Blake to trick Bubbles, and Megan Griffon to mess with Christine.
- In the retcon, she also has transformed into Sonic the Hedgehog and Amy Rose.
Samurai Pizza Bots
Introduced in Sonichu #9, The Samurai Pizza bots are a cadre of Autobots who protect the city of CWCville from enemy attack. They do double duty as a Pizza Delivery service, maintain disguises as pizza delivery vehicles, complete with the ability to holographically project drivers who would deliver the pizza personally to customers. Their members are Son-Chu, Prower, Bumba-Lumba, Excelina, and Armoraxe.
- Captain Ersatz: The entire team is a giant mesh of Transformers, and the Samurai Pizza Cats.
- The entirety of the team are also recolored and tweaked versions of existing Transformers.
- Cool Car: They're actually Humongous Mecha in disguise.
- Humongous Mecha: Are explicitly said to be Autobots.
- Early-Bird Cameo: Son-Chu actually makes his first appearance in the very first comic of Sonichu, but he isn't brought into relevance until Sonichu #9.
- Interspecies Friendship: They are in good relation to the citizens of CWCVille, especially towards Chris and the heroic Electric Hedgehog Pokémon.
- Loud of War: Armoraxe was designed with this in mind, but Son-Chu actually displays this in Sonichu #9, by transforming into a giant concert stage and aiding Chris in demolishing the 4-Cent Garbage building.
- Lightning Bruiser: Despite being heavily armed giants composed of huge durable metal, the Samurai Pizza Bots are all very swift and agile.
- Projected Man: All the Pizza Bots are able to create a human hologram to give the illusion of a person driving their Vehicle Forms, and deliver pizza while still undercover.
Ancient leader of the Cherokee Clan
A Cherokee Ancestor of Christine's bloodline.- The Artifact: Was introduced as a prominent figurehead of the Cherokee Clan, defeating the Wasabi Clan and had a hand of sealing Count Graduon. He only had appearances in three issues before vanishing from the comic altogether, along with the "Anchuent Prophesy"'s importance to the plot.
- Put on the Bus: After his three appearances, the Ancient Leader never made an appearance since.
- Spirit Advisor: Takes this role for Christine early on in the comics.
Night Star/Night Star Rosechu
A unicorn version of Christine Chandler from the My Little Pony universe, specifically from Equestria. At three years old, she unlocked her magic powers that manifested into Psychic abilities. This incident linked her to Christine Chandler in her youth, watching her grow up to the person she is today. Mirroring the mayor's accomplishments, she also created Equestria's version of the "Sonichu" comic, and gained the ability to travel dimensions with her magic to go on many adventures.
- Psychic Powers: Just like Christine, she can use psychic abilities such as telekinesis, mind reading and tearing spacial holes to travel dimensions. Night Star is also described as a "Psychic-type", despite not being a Pokémon.
- Super-Speed: As Night Star Rosechu.
- Transformation Trinket: Her Sonichu Medallion, which allows her to transform into Night Star Rosechu.
Kun T'Nyuget/Kun Hanhphuc
- Punny Name: Three guesses what Kun's name pre-edit sounded like.
- Satellite Love Interest: For Night Star.
Cryzel Rosechu
- Dimensional Traveler: Her shtick, she can create dimensional portals to hop between realities.
- Psychic Powers: Possesses these, the answer to how she can create rifts to travel dimensions.
Kellie "Kel" Felix
A Pokémon trainer and the previous owner of Rosechu, who she received as a Pichu at the beginning of her journey. She was the first to discover the Sonichu and Rosechu species, and had them examined by the Professor of CWCVille, and shortly after fought Christine Weston Chandler, whom is also a Gym Leader. Afterwords, Rosechu decided to stay with Sonichu, which Kel allowed her to do.
- All There in the Manual: The majority of Kel's backstory is found outside of the comic, including her list of Pokémon she owns on her team.
- An Ice Person: Owns a Lapris.
- Captain Ersatz: To Ash Ketchum, down to his origin story.
- Dishing Out Dirt: Owns a Golem.
- Limited Wardrobe: The only outfit Kel has been seen wearing is a blue hat, blue shirt with a heart, a blue skirt and white sneakers.
- The Nicknamer: Towards her team. Curiously, she didn't have a name for Rosechu until after her transformation.
- Non-Elemental: Owns a Blissy.
- Playing with Fire: Owns a Rapidash.
- Psychic Powers: Owns a Alakazam.
- Put on a Bus: She was only shown in Sonichu #0 to serve as backstory for Rosechu's origin.
- The Bus Came Back: After a prolonged nine issue absence, Kel reappears in Sonichu #10 as part of the three-person firing squad that executes Sean, a member of the Asperpedia Four.
- Shipper on Deck: Calls Sonichu Rosechu's "boyfriend" when they've just met.
- Shock and Awe: Apart from the Rosechu, Kel also owns a Manectric.
- Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: She participates in the execution of one of the Asperpedia Four members, all with a bright smile on her face.
Sarah Hammer/Nicole Rammer/Saramah Rosechu
An acquaintance of Christine, and Ex-Girlfriend of Wes Iseli. Sarah was originally from the real world, before the "Anchuent Prophecy" dragged her into CWCVille. After an out of body experience with her Cherokee Queen ancestor, Sarah was given the "Lightning Bracelets" that allow her to transform into an Electric Hedgehog Pokémon, to spread serenity and peace.
- Barrier Warrior: Can create spheres of lightning around herself and others that allow them to fly.
- Blush Sticker: As Saramah Rosechu. She share's Angelica Rosechu's heart-shaped Blush Stickers.
- By the Power of Grayskull!: "Graceful Lightning!"
- Combination Attack: The "Team Blast: Blue Fireball Attack" with Chris and Wes.
- Damsel in Distress: During her own wedding episode.
- Energy Bow: Saramah can summon a lightning-shaped bow which can fire lightning bolts as arrows.
- Put on a Bus: Despite supposedly playing a crucial role in the Anchuent Prophecy, she hasn't appeared since getting married in Issue #5, and is highly unlikely to appear again.
- Shock and Awe: As Saramah Rosechu.
- Spontaneous Weapon Creation: Her Lightning Bow and Arrows.
- Transformation Trinket: Can use her "Lightning Bracelets" to transform into Saramah Rosechu.
Flame The Sunbird
A large, red male bird who lives on Rainbow Island, and is tasked with the protection of the Legendary Master Sunstone, an enormous orange gemstone that keeps the planet's growth and health under control, and holds great powers. He has connections to the Chaotic Combo, and considers them his trusted allies.
- The Artifact: He was built up as a protector of the Legendary Master Sunstone, which would bring the world into chaos if it was ever taken from Rainbow Island. But after his introduction along with the Chaotic Combo, Flame was rarely ever seen again, only seen as an odd cameo now and again.
- Captain Ersatz: To Kazooie.
- Curtains Match the Window: He has red feathers and red eyes, but it still counts.
- This Is a Drill: His Drill Peck attack.
Darkbind Sonichu
Another purple Sonichu who wields a sword, and lives within the realm of RuleCWC.
When Darkbind isn't helping his creator fend off mall security, he's on a quest to find the seven Chaotic Crystals so he can awaken his girlfriend.
- Battle Boomerang: Wields a brown boomerang, engraved with Hyrule's Triforce.
- Big Damn Heroes: On two occasions: Saving Chris during his battle with B-Manajerk and Merried Senior Comic, and again during Sonichu's confrontation with Giovanni and Eggman/Skysoar.
- Captain Ersatz: To Sonic, Pikachu, Darkwing Duck and Link.
- Raised by Wolves: He was trained by a human rogue swordsman.
- Superheroes Wear Capes: Wears a long, purple cape wherever he goes.
Crystal Chandler/Crystalina Rosechu
Christine Chan's twin sister who was summoned by her "Heart-Torch". Crystal came from an alternate dimension where her home's Christine Chan had Crystal as her sister, and where Christine Chan had died. During an epic battle with her dimension's Mary Lee Walsh, a portal created by the Heart Torch tore open and sucked Crystal in, summoning her to the Story's Christine Chan to help him battle W-M Manajerk. Ever since then, Crystal had quickly came to grips with the situation and began living in this current dimension, saving the city of CWCVille along with her allies.
- Attack Reflector: As Crystalina Rosechu, she can use Reflect.
- Combination Attack: The "Chrs-Chan Pure Pulse-Jolt Lance" and "Double Corkscrew Kick" with Chris.
- Distaff Counterpart: Her Crystalina Rosechu form was originally designed as one to Chris-Chan Sonichu, prior to Christine coming out as trans.
- Mysterious Past: Ever since her creation, Crystal's background was never really touched upon. Weather she was created by the power of the Heart Torch itself, or summoned from somewhere else was a mystery. The author finally set the record straight and explained her origins outside of the comic.
- Opposite-Sex Clone: Originally conceived as one to Chris.
- Precision-Guided Boomerang: She throws her Tiara as part of her "Shocking Tiara Magic" attack.
- Put on the Bus: In Sonichu #5, Crystal was flung into the Dark Mirror Hole by Mary Lee Walsh and Graduon, and trapped in the Mirror Dimension. It wouldn't be until Sonichu #10 that she was freed by Magi-Chan and Christine.
- Shock and Awe: As Crystalina Rosechu.
- Transformation Trinket: Her Rosechu Medallion, which allows her to transform into Crystalina Rosechu.
Megan Schroeder/Meg-Chan/Sailor Megtune/CPU Red Heart
A seemingly ordinary girl who somehow became a "Sailor Soldier", and watches over the City of CWCVille along with her sidekick Megagi La Skunk. Megan secretly harbors deep feelings for Christine Chandler, which she reciprocates, however none of them can act on these feelings due to mysterious "past events".
- Action Girl: Since she's a Sailor Soldier, it comes with the territory.
- Big Damn Heroes: Twice with Megagi, to Chris.
- Blow You Away: Thanks to her guitar, she can kick up tornados and air currents.
- Color-Coded Secret Identity: Her outfits out of costume are very similar to those she wears while in costume.
- Girl of the Week: Downplayed. She at least features in two Issues as Christine's love interest, before getting the shaft in Sonichu #7.
- Instrument of Murder: Fights with a blue guitar, able to release sound waves and blasts of wind.
- In the Name of the Moon: "In the name of all the hearts, we shall punish you!"
- Power Makes Your Hair Grow: Megan's hair grows even more after she transforms into Sailor Megtune.
- Precision-Guided Boomerang: Throws her Guitar Pick as a improvised weapon.
- Put on a Bus: After her role in Sonichu #7 was finished, she never made an appearance in the comic since.
- Re-Power: According to the author, Megan was stripped of her Sailor Soldier powers some time after the events of Sonichu #10. Years later, Megan had recently gained new powers as "CPU Red Heart", but has not been seen in action yet.
- Sailor Senshi Send-Up: A Sailor Soldier who watches over the City of CWCVille alongside her trusty sidekick. She's a Senshi in appearance, personality, and backstory, being the secret superpowered identity of an ordinary girl.Megan: "In the name of all the hearts, we shall punish you!"
- "Super Sentai" Stance: Performs one with Megagi.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The girly girl to Megagi's Tomboy, before later issues changed Megagi's personality.
- Transformation Trinket: Her Transformation Pen.
Megagi La Skunk
A purple and pink skunk, and partner of the Sailor Soldier "Sailor Megtune". She once was a resident and one of four protectors of Parodyse Island, and at some point of time left to join Sailor Megtune to be a vigilante of CWCVille. Partway through the comic, Megagi becomes a prominent member of Christine Chandler's inner circle of friends, starts dating Bionic the Hedgehog, and stops associating with Megan all together.
- Big Damn Heroes: Twice with Megan, to Chris.
- Bowdlerize: Her original name was "Spunky Skunk", but Chris changed this because the name reminded her of a nasty habit...
- Chickification: Megagi used to be more of a Tomboy character. However, in Sonichu #9, her personality begins eroding. Later on in the comic she is further reduced to being Bionic's personal cheerleader.
- Conjoined Eyes: Like most Sonic-based characters.
- Cute Little Fangs: Has a pair of these.
- Smelly Skunk: Is document being able to use a potent stench that acts as a form of tear gas, but she's not shown this ability in the comics.
- "Super Sentai" Stance: Performs one with Megan.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy to Megtune's girly girl, before later issues changed Megagi's personality.
DJ Jamsta
A Sonichu DJ, and a host on KCWC radio station. He along with Lolisa Rosechu were one of the many Sonichus and Rosechus that were fired out from the Rainbow of the original Sonichu's conception, and were thrown back in time, making the two Electric Hedgehog Pokémon the oldest of their species. Jamsta's origins after the Rainbow are unknown, only that he and Lolisa "hatched somewhere private", and managed to build CWCVille's media empire.
- Captain Ersatz: To Sonic and Pikachu.
- Dumbass DJ: His personality as a radio show host.
- Non-Elemental: His element type shared with Lolisa, which is odd considering their species are Electric Hedgehog Pokémon. According to Chris, they "lost their electric abilities long ago" but "make up for it in their musicality."
- Official Couple: With Lolisa Rosechu.
- Surfer Dude: Chris clearly intended to portray him as this.
Patti-Chan
A fictional character based on Chris's beloved dog Patti, who died in 2006. Patti used to be a regular Beagle/Spitz mix until she ate a four leaf clover in the middle of the night, the next morning when Chris came to check up on her, Patti had transformed into a humanoid version of herself, and gained the ability to speak. Chris then allowed Patti to live in CWCVille among the public and allowed her to take refuge in her Mayoral Office.
- Bad with the Bone: Her main weapon. Doubles as a Magic Wand.
- Barrier Warrior: She can create barriers ranging from the sizes of people, to the entire CWCVille Mall building.
- Canine Companion: Not much in the later episodes, she usually hangs around the mayoral office while Chris and company are off doing other things.
- Dog Stereotype: As a Beagle/Spitz, she's quite friendly.
- Four-Leaf Clover: A four-leaf clover was the instigator of Patti-Chan's transformation. There are also four-leaf clovers decorated all over her Bone Wand.
- Superhero Sobriquets: The Ace of Cloves.
- Tractor Beam: Her wand can create beams of blue that can grab people and objects from a distance.
- Tuckerization: Is named for Chris's deceased dog Patti.
- Winds of Destiny, Change!: In the Universe Bible, Patti is capable of changing her own and other's luck with her powers. Two powers in particular include: Creating a Deflector Shield that doubles as a luck enhancer. The second power is an offensive attack called the "Luck Sphere", which deals damage to the enemy equal to half of Patti's "health", while also bringing extreme misfortune upon the enemy.
Allison Amber
Chris's erstwhile secretary in Sonichu. She was introduced in Sonichu #6, as a handwave of how few actual mayoral duties she performs.
Allison was a former movie star who retired early to work as a secretary for a prominent political figure. She has recently been promoted to Mayor in Sonichu #12.
- Beleaguered Assistant: She's stuck performing all of Chris's paper work and legal proceedings while Chris is off beating up mall security and evil clones.
- The Unreveal: She has a boyfriend, but we are never treated to the boyfriend's identity.
Bionic the Hedgehog
Sonic's brother. Shown to really enjoy Basketball.
- Captain Ersatz: Of Sonic himself, one of the few Sonic characters that wasn't crammed with another Pokémon.
- Conjoined Eyes: Again, Chris draws most of the hedgehog characters with these, and Bionic is no exception.
- Improbable Weapon User: Uses a basketball as his main method of attack.
- Non-Indicative Name: He's not actually a cyborg, despite the name. The name "Bionic" was picked because it starts with a "B" for basketball, and it rhymes with "Sonic".
Zelina Rosechu
The Princess of RuleCWC, and thrown in as Darkbind's girlfriend. As an egg, she landed in the audience of the present King and Queen of RuleCWC, and Zelina Rosey hatched out; they adopted her and dubbed her successor to the throne. After some time, she meets Darkbind Sonichu, instantly falling in love and living happy lives together. Until the evil Clawdorf unleashed the power of the Chaotic Crystals from an ancient tablet. In the process, Clawdorf cursed "eternal sleep over our princess", and also transmuting the wizard into stone. Eventually, Sonichu awakens her and she reunites with Darkbind.
- Captain Ersatz: To Amy Rose, Raichu, Zelda, and Morgana Macawber.
- Disney Death: Clawdorf put her under a sleeping curse. Sonichu awakens her in Issue 10.
- Raised by Wolves: She was raised by the human King and Queen of RuleCWC.
Jiggliami
A humanoid Jigglypuff songstress. She along with her manager Blanka travel to CWCville to put on a concert for Spring Break.
- Bishie Sparkle: Is depicted with these, fitting her status as an Idol Singer.
- Captain Ersatz: To Amy Rose, Jigglypuff, Ranka Lee, and possibly Ami.
- Conjoined Eyes: She, like many of Chris's non-human characters, is drawn with this feature.
- Gratuitous Japanese: She likes to sprinkle a few Japanese pronouns and phrases at the drop of a hat.
- Idol Singer: She's clearly meant to evoke this.
- Non-Elemental: Is a Normal type.
Lolisa Rosechu
A yellow Rosechu who works as Jamsta's co-host on KCWC radio. She is also Jamsta's girlfriend.
- Captain Ersatz: To Amy Rose and Raichu.
- Character Shilling: As the quote above shows, her purpose is to impress on us how awesome Comic Chris is.
- Non-Elemental: Is a Normal type.
- Official Couple: With DJ Jamsta.
- Satellite Love Interest: Except for her appearance at the "Strip for Women's Rights," she always appears with Jamsta and doesn't have much of a role besides being his girlfriend.
Zapina Rosechu
A younger Rosechu with insect wings and a light-up abdomen. She aids Rosechu and the rest of the female cast for woman's rights, among other things.
- Big Creepy-Crawlies: Her secondary type.
- Composite Character: Of Amy Rose, Raichu, a firefly, and possibly a gender-flipped Charmy the Bee.
- Elegant Gothic Lolita: A donor commissioned the author to draw a character dressed in Lolita fashion. This was the result◊.
- Flight: Her wings allow this.
- Genki Girl: In her own words, "I apologise for zipping by so fast, but when I get excited, it's hard to stop me."
- Light 'em Up: Her abdomen can be quite a useful spotlight.
- Shock and Awe: She's an Electric type.
- Stripperiffic: She is easily the least conservatively-dressed Rosechu in the comic, despite being the youngest.
- Token Mini-Moe: Is the youngest Rosechu to take part in Rosechu's protest.
Simonla Rosechu
An orange Rosechu with the power to turn her arms into drills and dig underground. She eventually becomes Wild's girlfriend. Simonla presumably dies in Sonichu #10, via blown apart by a Voltorb explosion in the bathroom, however she revealed to have survived the explosion, and continues to live with her new family.
- Big Creepy-Crawlies: Her secondary element was this, however according to her amiibo description, it has been replaced by Electric.
- Book Dumb: Described to be as smart as a cinder-block.
- Captain Ersatz: To Amy Rose, Raichu, and Simon. A Retcon adds Comic Book/Wolverine to the mix ("adamantanium" is clearly a typo of "adamantium").
- Cool Big Sis: Is close friends with Zapina, so much so Zapina refers to Simonla as her sister.
- Dishing Out Dirt: Her primary element.
- Dumb Muscle: May be one of the strongest physical brawlers of the Rosechus, but her intelligence leaves much to be desired.
- Fast Tunnelling: Naturally, Simonla can use Dig with the aid of her Drill Arms.
- Gender Flip: The fan character Simonla was based on (Simonchu) was male.
- Healing Factor: Simonla has revealed to have a bone structure composed of "Simitanium", which is told to be stronger than adamantanium, and grants Simonla the ability to regenerate lost organs and bones.
- Immune to Flinching: Her implied Pokémon ability is "Inner Focus", giving her immunity to flinching.
- Killed Off for Real: The trope itself became a huge component of the last book of the comic. After the author changed a fan character into a woman (Simonla Rosechu) and included her in the comic, he was demanded to remove her multiple times. Eventually the author was extorted into believing that he would be sued if he did not remove her and by that time the demand had been upgraded to killing her off on-panel. She is blown up by an exploding toilet.
- Cosmic Retcon: During the Christmas Special, it is revealed Simonla had survived the Voltorb explosion. The author explains that the "death was Troll-Influenced, so therefore I have undone that mistake".
- Light 'em Up: Can use Signal Beam.
- Official Fan-Submitted Content: Was created by a "fan" of Sonichu, and subsequently utilized by Chris, albeit with some changes.
- Removable Shell: Can take part in the Strip for Women's Rights because, as she says, her shell is removable.
- Shock and Awe: Her amiibo description now describes her secondary element as this, replacing her Bug typing.
- Super-Toughness: Simonla's "Simitanium" bone structure is fairly durable, allowing her to survive a Voltorb explosion.
- This Is a Drill: Has drills for hands.
Yawning Squirtle
A simple Squirtle featured in Sonichu #9. He was apparently a childhood friend of Bubbles.
- All There in the Manual: Yawning Squirtle's relationship with Bubbles is mentioned outside of the comics.
- Character Catchphrase: "Yawn".
- Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": Yawning Squirtle's true name isn't really known. The readers of the comic coined the name "Yawning Squirtle", and the author simply rolled with the name.
- Making a Splash: As a Squirtle, he can use Torrent.
Reginald Sneasel
A light blue humanoid Sneasel who appears in Issue #9's Date Ed episode. He attempts to get paired up with Layla Flaaffy multiple times in the comic, but all of his efforts backfire in some way. Reginald does however find love with Angelica Rosechu. He evolved into a Weavile in Issue #11.
- An Ice Person: According to Chris herself, Reginald has ice powers, despite it never being shown in the comics.
- Author Avatar: Could very well be Chris' loophole to include herself in the series while Comic Chris was stuck in the Time Void, considering he has Chris's one blue and one green eye, and Chris said that she would name her son "Reginald".
- Cats Are Mean: Sneasels and Weaviles are also partially based on cats.
- Entitled to Have You: How he felt towards Layla at the beginning.
- Martial Arts Headband: Wears a red one. He has since removed it after evolving into a Weavile.
- Official Couple: He gets paired up with Angelica Rosechu. After evolving into a Weavile from Angelica's present, a Razor Claw, Reginald leaves Angelica because he is now "vicious and more dark than the night". Despite this claim, he has no issue with hooking up with the recently single Layla Flaaffy.
- Wolverine Claws: Brandishes powerful claws, able to tear through robots with little effort.
- Youkai: Being a Sneasel, he's also based off the kamaitachi, weasels that personified the bitterness of cold wind.
Layla Flaaffy
A blonde Flaaffy girl introduced in Sonichu #9. She serves as the newest object of affection for Punchy Sonichu, and the two eventually begin seeing each other.
- Informed Species: For a Flaaffy, she doesn't look a thing like one, other than having a similar haircut and palette.Justified, since she never was meant to be one. Layla was originally drawn and conceptualized to be a regular sheep named "Luckette".
- Official Couple: With Punchy Sonichu, until she moved back in with her trainer in Issue #11 over Bananasauros. She is now in a relationship with Reginald Sneasel (Now a Weavile).
- Shock and Awe: Naturally as a Flaaffy.
BlazeBob Sonichu
Another fire using Sonichu who only appears in a few pages in Sonichu #9 along with his friend Chloe Rosechu. He was previously under ownership of a trainer until a fire broke loose in their apartment, while the trainer freed BlazeBob and Chloe, the building exploded, killing the trainer off screen and leaving the two Electric Hedgehog Pokémon without a home. They mysteriously disappear after this incident.
- Captain Ersatz: To Sonic and Pikachu.
- Conjoined Eyes: He's a Sonichu.
- Curtains Match the Window: His hair-tips and eyes are brown.
- Jumped at the Call: He and Chloe were drafted to help CWCVille during a PVCC attack, under the impression they were Electric Hedgehogs under Christine's thumb. BlazeBob didn't hesitate to jump at the chance to redeem their dead trainer, and drags Chloe behind him.
- Playing with Fire/Shock and Awe: He's a Fire/Electric type.
Chloe Rosechu
A purple Rosechu who only appears in a few pages in Sonichu #9 along with her friend BlazeBob Sonichu. She was previously under ownership of a trainer until a fire broke loose in their apartment, while the trainer freed BlazeBob and Chloe, the building exploded, killing the trainer off screen and leaving the two Electric Hedgehog Pokémon without a home. They mysteriously disappear after this incident.
- Captain Ersatz: To Amy Rose and Raichu.
- Conjoined Eyes: She's a Rosechu.
- Got Volunteered: She and BlazeBob were drafted to help CWCVille during a PVCC attack, under the impression they were Electric Hedgehogs under Christine's thumb. Chloe was hesitant, but BlazeBob talks her into saving the city in the name of their late trainer.
- Shock and Awe: She's an Electric-type.
- Spring Coil: She uses her tail as a spring coil to break her fall.
Asperchu/Mitch Sonichu
An overweight Sonichu afflicted with Aspergers who resides in Minnesota along with the 'Asperchu Chaotic Combo', and was created and employed by Alec of the Asperpedia Four. Asperchu is reluctantly portrayed as an actor of the "Asperchu" webcomic series, and longs to escape the business and rename himself. Asperchu soon gets his wish in Sonichu #10 when Ultra Sonichu appears and cures him of his Aspergers, transforming him into the attractive and charismatic Mitch Sonichu.
- The Cameo: Is the main character of the Asperchu parody webcomic, who makes his appearance as a one-shot side character.
- Camp Gay: Is unintentionally portrayed as this, which isn't helped by the subtitles reading "Extreme Electric Makeover" next to Mitch. This was noticed and carried over into the Asperchu comic series as canon.
- Disproportionate Retribution: Joins in on a seven on one beat down on Alec for the sins of giving him and the other Asperchu Sonichus/Rosechus life and Aspergers.
- Expy Coexistence: Asperchu was an expy of Sonichu and Chris. Now he's in the comic.
- Nerd Glasses: Wears a pair of glasses greatly resembling Christine's old pair. These are removed after becoming Mitch Sonichu.
Alec's Sonichu and Chaotic Combo
A group of Sonichus and Rosechus from Minessoda, who are all created and employed as actors by Alec of the Asperpedia Four. They were employed to reluctantly imitate the real Sonichu and Chaotic Combo, and long for the day to leave Alec's clutches to become their own people, as well as free themselves from the Aspergers they were afflicted with. By Sonichu #10, Ultra Sonichu appears and cures Sonichu and the Chaotic Combo from their Aspergers, as well as giving them new identities and appearances. The group consists of Michael Sonichu, Bobby Sonichu, Kitty Rosechu, Whisp Sonichu, Trisha Rosechu, and Swift Sonichu.
- The Cameo: They're the same Sonichus and Rosechus who migrated from the Asperchu comics.
- Captain Ersatz: Ignoring the Sonic and Pikachu/Amy Rose and Raichu combinations seen with all Sonichus and Rosechus, Alec's Sonichu and Chaotic Combo are obvious ones to Chris own characters:
- "Sonichu"/Michael Sonichu = Sonichu
- Bobby Sonichu = Wild Sonichu
- Kitty Rosechu = Bubbles Rosechu
- "Whisperin"/Whisp Sonichu = Punchy Sonichu
- Trisha Rosechu = Angelica Rosechu
- "Numbie"/Swift Sonichu = Magi-Chan Sonichu
- Disproportionate Retribution: Joins in on a seven on one beat down with Mitch Sonichu on Alec for the sins of giving them and Mitch life and Aspergers.
Inos
A human inhabitant of CWCVille, who happens to be a seventy-eight-year-old homeless, drug-pushing, "Jamaican Veteran" with filthy dreadlocks styled like a Sonichu's ears. He tries to offer Sonichu some dige, the hero recoils in disgust, lectures the half-dead man on his drug abuse, and has him arrested, cautioned and admitted against his will into one of CWCville's soup hotels.
- The Pig-Pen: He doesn't seem to value cleanliness much.
- Pun: Say "some of this dige, mon" out loud and wince.
- The Stoner: He's clearly supposed to be on something (presumably the "dige" he offers Sonichu).
Sandy Samantha Rosechu
The daughter of Wild Sonichu and Simonla Rosechu. Not long after hatching, Sandy evolved quickly under the influence of Soft Sand, and was soon brought with Wild to the trial of the Asperpedia Four. There, Sandy along with her father are responsible of killing off one of the members, Evan in particular.
- Big Creepy-Crawlies: Like her mother, Sandy's secondary element was this, however because of Simonla's change from Bug to Electric, her element has changed to Electric as well.
- Captain Ersatz: To Amy Rose and Raichu
- Dishing Out Dirt: Like her mother.
- Generation Xerox: Takes after her mother quite a bit.
- Killer Rabbit: At less than a year old chronologically, she helped mutilate a man.
- Plot-Relevant Age-Up: She was forced to evolve quickly by being exposed to Soft Sand as a Rosey
- Shock and Awe: Her new second typing, replacing her old Bug-Typing.
- Suspiciously Similar Substitute: For Simonla.
- This Is a Drill: Like her Mother and Uncle, Sandy can also transform her arms into a pair of drills. She also has a drill at the end of her tail.
- Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: Before the Retcon, she eviscerated Evan using her drills with encouragement from her father. In Sonichu #11, Sandy breaks the fourth wall to threaten the reader not to call her by her middle name, or they will be drilled to death.
Kevin the Jew
A classmate and former boyfriend of Cera Rosey who appeared in the Sonichu Christmas Special in Issue #11.
- Expy: Kevin's design is heavily based off the Peanuts comic art. Specifically, he takes design cues from Peppermint Patty.
- Informed Judaism: Despite the word "Jew" being part of the name, he was performing in a Nativity play.
- Interspecies Romance: Had a short relationship with Cera Rosey until the C.O.D incident.
- Jewish and Nerdy: He's Jewish and a hardcore video gamer.
- Pint-Sized Kid: He's Cera's height, which based on comparison to Sonichu and Rosechu is about one foot.
- Skintone Sclerae: His eyes are designed like this to further mimic the "Peanuts" art style.
- Sore Loser: To the point of being Parodied. While playing Call of Duty with Cera, Kevin's avatar is killed. As a result, he bursts into tears and is traumatized to the point where even the image of a flame on a cookie gives him a panic attack. The event was so tragic that he breaks up with Cera over the whole debacle.
Simonchu
An Electric Hedgehog Pokémon previously in league with the Asperpedia Four, and Simonla Rosechu's brother. He was involved with the attempted murder of Simonla, and was caught by Magi-Chan before he could do anything. Simonchu was forced to be released from the Asperpedia Four's custody after their sentencing to the Amish Lifestyle.- Big Creepy-Crawlies: Simonchu's secondary type, which had not changed unlike his sister's and niece's.
- Dishing Out Dirt: His primary type.
- Easily Forgiven: Despite being involved with almost murdering his own sister, Simonla is very forgiving of Simonchu's actions. She explains that it was the Asperpedia Four's influence that drove Simonchu to do what he did. After Simonla and Simonchu explain this to Wild and Sandy, they too also take pity on Simonchu and easily forgive him.
- Fast Tunnelling: As it appears to run in the family, Simon can also dig quickly through the ground.
- This Is a Drill: Simonchu's arms can transform into a pair of drills. He also has a drill bit on his tail.
Bananasaur/Bananasauros
A new species of Pokémon that was revived from a fossil owned by Simonchu, and later given to Punchy. He speaks in a language that only Punchy can understand, comprising of gibberish and Gratuitous Japanese. Bananasaur was once a human high school student named David Rotgard who was on his way to play video games with his friends, until he was killed in a car crash, and reincarnated into the fossilized Bananasaur. Bananasaur soon evolves into "Bananasauros", and is taken home with Punchy to take care of.
- Dinosaurs Are Dragons: Its secondary type is Dragon, while being designed as a dinosaur.
- Gratuitous Japanese: His language mixes this with complete gibberish.
- Green Thumb: His primary element.
- Our Dragons Are Different: A banana-shaped, dinosaur-like Pokémon that's classified as a Dragon-Type.
- The Unintelligible: To everyone but Punchy, at least.
Mary Lee Walsh/Slaweel Ryam
The leader of the Private Villa of Corrupted Citizens, and literal witch, complete with a broomstick, sinister grin and pitchfork. She is motivated by a hatred for true love and people who seek it. As the "witch of hearts," Walsh's goal is to wage war against love itself.
- Arch-Enemy: Has been written as this to Chris.
- Big Bad: The most consistent villain in Chris's adventures.
- Casting a Shadow: Has vaguely-defined dark powers, presumably from her deal with Count Graduon.
- Compressed Hair: It comes and goes.
- Cool Helmet: Wears a gold, red horned helmet. Readers have mistaken her helmet many times for a blonde bowl cut.
- Evil Laugh: In several early battles, she would stand around laughing before being defeated by Chris and Sonichu.
- Flying Broomstick: Mary's only source of transportation.
- Freudian Excuse: Mary hates love because she's a social outcast who isn't loved herself.
- Pick on Someone Your Own Size: She's obsessed with destroying Chris's dreams of finding true love... for some reason.
- Prongs of Poseidon: She wields a long red pitchfork as her main weapon.
- Sdrawkcab Name: In the comics she started out being called Mary Lee Walsh, then briefly became Hslaw Eel Yram, and finally Slaweel Ryam.
- Status Effects: Was given the paralysis status effect from Pokémon after being defeated.
- Wicked Witch: In the comic, she's supposed to be a crusty old woman wearing a yellow viking helmet.
- Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: In her Final Battle Slaweel reveals Freudian Excuse having never been loved herself, leading Chris to sympathize with her.
Count Graduon
The prime mover behind the forces of evil in Sonichu. Count Graduon is an ancient spirit residing in the scepter of the evil witch Mary Lee Walsh. He was sealed away by the Cherokee and Wasabi clan leaders, and somehow sent up to the moon. Despite being a supernatural being of great power who threatened the ancient Native Americans, Graduon inexplicably holds the title of a low-ranking nobleman in European society.
Ever since the retcons, Graduon's origins have been changed time and again. It is revealed that Graduon had lived a many number of lives and incarnations before becoming the Graduon we know today. From a wizard of the Dark Ages, to a soldier in World War II.
- Casting a Shadow: Graduon can create solid dark matter to attack his enemies, and can also create platforms of darkness to break one's fall.
- The Corrupter: Has corrupted both the minds of Mary Lee Walsh and Silvana Rosechu, twisting them to do his bidding.
- Demonic Possession: From the Jerkop amiibo's description, after Christine smashed Graduon's wand, he inadvertently freed Graduon's spirit, who than possessed a new body, and began to build an undead army, each zombie having a bit of his soul inside of them.
- Greater-Scope Villain: He may give Mary directions, but as he's trapped in a sphere, he can't exactly do much. No longer the case, as he has since been released.
- I Am Legion: Graduon's new zombie Jerkops all have a piece of his soul inside of them, and refer to themselves collectively as Graduon.
- Leaking Can of Evil: Even while sealed, he still influences Slaweel and can cast magic, as well as lend it to his minions.
- Necromancer: Again according to the Jerkop amiibo, Graduon has begun to shamble together an army of zombies, regressing their ages and labeling them as his new Jerkop fighting force.
- Power Floats: Even as a Scepter, Graduon has no problem being able to move on his own by floating. He even uses this as a mode of transport for a broom-less Mary.
- Sealed Evil in a Can: Graduon - in both continuities - was sealed in a sphere perched on a scepter, only to be found by Mary. He was eventually released, by Christine of all people.
- The Man Behind the Man: To Mary Lee Walsh, he drives Mary's desire to destroy true love to overlap with his own love-shattering conquest.
- Really Gets Around: In his life, Graduon had his way with many women to try and find a genuine relationship, but found no such thing. Instead he gained a reputation of being a vile lady's man.
- Unseen Evil: Count Graduon is this in the first Season of the series, up until the tenth issue, since all the readers see of him is the scepter he is sealed in, and they just hear his voice.
Naitsirhc Rodriguez/Reldnahc Notsew Naitsirhc/Reldnahc Ha-Taque
A red-haired member of Team Rocket, and the adopted son of Giovanni. Naitsirhc made his first appearance in Sonichu #0, attacking CWCVille Mall and attempting to capture Rosechu, but was thwarted by Sonichu. Although Naitsirhc failed, he managed to escape with a bit of Sonichu's hair, used to create Black Sonichu. When Chris fell into the Dark Mirror Hole, his Medallion also entered the darkness, awakening a dormant evil within Naitsirhc, giving him a Black Sonichu Medallion, and transforming him into an evil version of Chris. Renaming himself Reldnahc Notsew Naitsirhc, the new anti-Chris dedicated himself to world conquest, and the destruction of his "straight" twin.
Like Chris, Reldnahc has his own Sonichu Medallion, patterned after Black Sonichu, which he uses to transform into Reldnahc Ha-Taque. In Sonichu #10, Christine pins him down and forcibly injects him with the Gay Vaccine from the future, which destroys his medallion, makes him lose his powers and strips him of his evil.
- By the Power of Grayskull!: While Naitsirhc gains his own Sonichu Medallion, he accesses his Sonichu form by screaming "Dark Shocker Power!"
- Depraved Homosexual: He seems to be evil precisely because he is gay (when he's injected with a homosexuality cure, he instantly becomes a good guy) and Chris is repulsed and unnerved by his very presence.
- Evil Counterpart: To Chris, serving as a physical representation of Chris' homophobia.
- Expy: At least initially, he starts off as an expy of Gary Oak. His outfit as Reldnahc is based on Key from Excel♡Saga.
- Kamehame Hadouken: His "Quee-Fee-Mae-Mo-Bo-Bo" attack. It functions similarly to Christine's Curse-Ye-Ha-Me-Ha, except this ability curses the target with extreme embarrassment rather than extreme misfortune.
- Re-Power: In Sonichu #10, Naitsirhc lost his medallion and powers after being injected with the "Gay Vaccine" and reverted back into his original form before he became "Reldnahc". In Sonichu #12, he regained his Black Sonichu Medallion, his Reldnahc form and his powers thanks to Count Graduon.
- Sdrawkcab Name: If one hadn't noticed, Naitsirhc's name is literally "Christian" backwards.
- Shock and Awe: While in his Sonichu form.
- Soul Power: While in his Sonichu form, he has access to Shadow Ball.
- Stripperiffic: His second outfit is pretty provocative.
- Transformation Trinket: When Reldnahc gains his Black Sonichu Medallion, he is able to transform into his green hedgehog form which is named "Reldnahc Ha-Taque".
CADD Chef/Keneru Meneth -CADD Chef-
A giant human-like robot under the control of Mary Lee Walsh used in Sonichu #9. He babbles on about the CWCVille mall design being unsatisfactory and grades Chris an F, before being destroyed instantly by Megan.
- Artificial Human: He's a robot.
- Captain Ersatz: Of South Park's Chef.
- Humongous Mecha: Controlled by Mary.
- Scary Black Man: Is a large robot designed to resemble an African-American man.
Decepti-Clones
A line of evil robots which work for the Private Villa of Corrupted Citizens. Created by Mary Lee Walsh and her minions for use in battle, the Decepti-Clones come in three variants with different purposes, all based on actual Decepticons from the various Transformers animated series, movies and comics. There are three models of Decepti-Clones: S.A.V., Crackder, and Punislav.
- Captain Ersatz: The entirety of the team are recolored and tweaked versions of existing Decepticon Transformers.
- Cool Car: For S.A.V. and Punislav.
- Cool Plane: Crackder.
- Fun with Acronyms: S.A.V. stands for Scoundrels As Vessal.
- Humongous Mecha: Are clearly based on Decepticons.
- Early-Bird Cameo: Crackder first appears in Sonichu #4, marking the first appearance of Decepti-Clones until Sonichu #9.
- Lightning Bruiser: Despite being heavily armed giants composed of huge durable metal, the Decepti-Clones are all very swift and agile.
- Mecha-Mook
Jerkops/Janekops
The private army under the control of Mary Lee Walsh. They were originally average men and woman who were attending Walsh's college, and are silently infected by some brain washing powder spread along the campus, then are called upon when needed. The Jerkops then regain their consciousness after Sonichu preforms some Deus ex Machina.- Brainwashed and Crazy: Explained to be controlled with brainwashing powder in Issue 9. Presumably, this includes the Jerkops apparently slaughtered en masse in previous issues.
- Groin Attack: A kick to the "sourdough region" is enough to take one down.
- Mook: They're the disposable goons serving under Mary/Slaweel
- Mecha-Mook: To the Mecha-Jerkops.
- Night of the Living Mooks: According to the Jerkop amiibo description, Graduon began to create new Jerkops from corpses, and regressed their ages to look younger, implanting a bit of his soul into each and every new Jerkop he makes.
- Police Are Useless: Their name suggests that they're cops, but their main focus is on stopping Chris from getting a girlfriend for no adequately explained reason.
- What Measure Is a Mook?: Again, Chris and company were beating up and possibly killing brainwashed people.
- Weaksauce Weakness: Explained in Sonichu #4, a kick to the crotch is enough to defeat any Jerkop/Janekop.
- Zerg Rush: The Jerkop's/Janekop's main strategy of attack, it doesn't really work often.
Jerkhief
The first of the elite Jerkops. Originally introduced as a leader of the Jerkops, second only to Mary Lee Walsh. Jerkhief was soon outclassed by the Manajerks, and even played as second fiddle to Bagget. Despite his declining rank in the Jerkop Hierarchy, Jerkhief continued to offer his service to Walsh.
- Acrofatic: Considering his apparent weight, he's a surprisingly skilled combatant.
- Energy Weapon: The armor's weaponry also includes shoulder mounted turrets which fire laser beams.
- Extreme Omnivore: "My wooden badge was delicious!"
- Fat Bastard: Is hugely overweight, and opposes Chris's efforts to find a girlfriend.
- King Mook: A high-ranking Jerkop, although he is outranked by the Manajerks, not to mention Mary Lee Walsh.
- Large and in Charge: Again, he's massive and leads the Jerkops.
- Power Armor: Dons one when he fights Chris during Sub-Episode 1.
- Rocket Punch: Jerkhief's armor's fists can be detached and launched at their targets.
- "The Reason You Suck" Speech: He delivers one to Christine in Sub-Episode 1, his first few words no less.
- Would Hit a Girl: Smacks Crystal pretty good in Sub-Episode 7, and is even lampshaded by Crystal herself.
B-Manajerk
The Manajerk residing at the "Mal-Wart" region. He appears in Sonichu #3 and reused in #4, as he tries to ward off Chris from finding a girlfriend, as it was apparently illegal in Mal-Wart. Chris beats the snot out of the Manajerk, and would continue beating him easily from his later appearances. He also has a striking resemblance to the Jerkhief.- Axe-Crazy: One of B-Manajerk's main weapons is a solid gold Battleaxe.
- Bling of War: His entire armor is plated with gold, along with his axe.
- Jetpack: Part of B-Manajerk's armor, allowing him to fly in the air. It doesn't do him any good against Super Chris-Chan Sonichu, who just gained wings.
- Scary Black Man: A physically imposing Black man who opposes Chris.
Merried Seinor Comic
Merried Seinor Comic appeared for the first time in Sonichu #3, helping the B-Manajerk in his opposition of Chris's Love Quest. He is one half of the "McDuo" of the City of M-C-D-Ville of the Region of Mal-Wart. He has cybernetic arms and legs and is armed with a broadsword. In the comic, (no pun intended), Merried Seinor Comic was defeated in a sword fight by Darkbind Sonichu, whilst Chris defeated his partner.- Affably Evil: Greets Chris quite cordially at the beginning of their battle.
- Artificial Limbs: Has bionic arms and legs to keep him going.
- Blade Belowthe Shoulder: One of Seinor's arms is replaced by a blade. This was mostly included to fully recreate the Black Knight scene from Monty Python.
- Nerd Glasses: Subverted; he wears glasses, but doesn't seem to be particularly nerdy.
- Rouge Angles of Satin: Surprisingly, the "Merried" part of his name is not an example of this; rather, it's an attempt at a Punny Name (partly because Chris for some reason belied his real-life counterpart to be a Henpecked Husband, and partly as a Shout-Out to the Merry Men) that ends up being so obtuse that it's impossible to tell what Chris was going for. The "Seinor" part plays this trope straight however, as that actually was supposed to be "Senior".
- Shout-Out: His entire fight scene is a ripoff of the Black Knight's fight from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
W-M-Manajerk
The ruler of the Mal-Wart region, W-M-Manajerk confronts Chris shortly after B-Manajerk and Merried Seinor Comic are defeated. Like his henchmen, W-M is a cyborg, although he appears to be a head in a jar of life-sustaining fluid, affixed to an entirely robotic body. Far stronger than the other Manajerks, W-M easily overpowers Chris, until he combines his Medallion with the Heart Torch to summon his "dream sibling", Crystal Weston Chandler. Using their combined power, Chris and Crystal turn the tables against W-M, and send his disembodied head flying back to Mary Lee Walsh, who sent him to menace Chris in the first place.
- Arm Cannon: Has a cannon that shoots lasers built into the robot body's right arm.
- Brain in a Jar: A head, actually. Hooked up to a sturdy glass containment jar on top of the robot body W-M Manajerk pilots.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: When W-M Manajerk's robotic body is struck by Chris-Chan Sonichu and Crystalina Rosechu's combined attack, his head ejects from the body in a last ditch effort to escape. It fails.
ScotPalazzo
The only man on the planet to spell his first and last name without a space, and possibly the first manajerk Chris encountered. Scot came to hate love and in turn hate Chris' goal of such because of his mother's murder-suicide, which in turn lead to Scot blaming love itself.Scot remained one of the only villains in the series to give any kind of reason for his actions. Despite being the most motivated, Scot has done nothing in the series to Chris personally.
- Captain Ersatz: Of Lord II Palazzo.
- Love Makes You Evil: Came to hate love, and Chris in extension because of his mother's murder-suicide, which was said to be out of love.
- Orcus on His Throne: Scot does nothing through out the comic. His only two appearances are his debute issue in Sonichu #4, and once again during a meeting of the PVCC.
Turdijerk & Trebor Capman
The last of the Manajerks to be introduced, the duo of Turdijerk and his accomplice Trebor Capman first appeared in Sub-Episode 7 in Sonichu #4, where they confronted Chris in the Get-Tar Region.
In their initial appearance, the two manajerks walk up to Chris at his table and tell him that he was loitering and had to get out, and Chris flatly ignores them. Upon noticing the Manajerks, Chris summons a whirlwind and blows the two away, which leads them to bring Marcus Bagget to take care of the mayor.
- Harmless Villain: In the appearances these two were shown, they've done nothing to actively harm Chris directly.
- Sdrawkcab Name: Trebor's name seems to be "Robert" backwards.
Marcus Bagget/Dagget
The "Jerkop of all Jerkops". Bagget was introduced in Sub-Episode 7 of the comic, in a dramatization of Chris's arrest at Target. He is portrayed as the "Jerkop Daitenzen", a sort of strange evil Power Ranger, and a reference to Excel♡Saga. Mary Lee Walsh seems to hold him in high regard, and at one point refers to him as "the strongest most evil villian[sic] ever."
- Cool Helmet: Comes with the territory of Super Sentai outfits.
- Cool Sword: Wields a blade as his main weapon, but it snaps in half against Chris-Chan Sonichu's own Sword of Lightning.
- Elite Mook: The Jerkop's elite soldier, and is Mary's most competent Jerkop.
- Expy: Of the Sentai genre. However, given that Christine wrote a song called "Revive Zordon", it's more likely that he's one of a Power Ranger note , although as his outfit is mainly brown, he isn't based off a particular rangernote .
- Spectacular Spinning: He spins in the air while making his way to the battlefield.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: Shows up at a meeting of the PVCC, and presumably takes part in the battle in CWCVille, only to never be heard from again.
Jason Kendrick Howell
The founder and president of 4-Cent_Garbage.com, a business based in a large 72-floor office building in which several hundred employees work hard to slandering people for the sake of amusement.
Sonichu and Rosechu confront Jason and Kathleen Nicole Wallace over the images featured on the website of Rosechu's TRUE and HONEST genitalia, as well as a page featuring Christine that Jason himself had created. After refusing to take down the website following Sonichu's speech, Sonichu attempts to fight Jason, only to be defeated by Jason's "dark force" powers. Rosechu (as The Incredible Lioness) then nearly beats Jason to death but the "dark forces" keep him alive.
- Black Cloak: Always seen wearing one. It also sports a hood that cloaks his entire face, except one eye.
- Card-Carrying Villain: Explicitly states he enjoys his job, and won't let anyone stand in his way to ruin everyone's lives for his company's enjoyment.
- Corrupt Corporate Executive: What he's made out to be.
- Eyepatch of Power: The reason he only shows one eye under his hood.
- Healing Factor: Apparently the "Dark Force" powers grant him healing capabilities to withstand brutal assaults, like face-rape.
- Karma Houdini: In the original version of Sonichu #10, he quits his trolling gig, and takes off with Kathleen to settle down and live life, without anything terrible happening to him.
- Averted in the revised version of the issue. After escaping the 4-Cent_Garbage building, he breaks up with Kathleen after she cheated on him, and is killed in a hover car crash.
- Killed Offscreen: In a revised version of Sonichu #10, Jason was mentioned to be killed when his hover car crashed on the side of a mountain.
- Psychic Powers: The "Dark Force" powers are a combination of these two aspects. Jason can create a shield of darkness to defend himself from attacks, and also can levitate his enemies with a flick of his hand and hurl them across great distances.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: When the 4-Cent_Garbage building is about to collapse, he leaves Beel, Jason and Clyde Cash to their own devices and takes off with Kathleen.
- Shut Up, Kirk!: When Sonichu gives Jason an earful in an attempt to have him take down Christine Chandler's 4-Cent_Garbage page, Jason retorts with this, and his above quote.Sonichu: Yes, sir, my loving, caring sweetheart and I have come to discuss the web page in question. We humbly request that it would be removed from the internet for good. For you are not just dragging Christian Weston Chandler's name in the mud, you also drag the American hopes and dreams and ideas of the majority of these great, humble United States of America along with him. You've had your laughs, but ask yourself, is it really worth it to continue on with these slanders that drags the names of these good people within this country that was founded with love and peace within it that those before us have fought valently[sic] to withhold, that I was born and raised under the old glory that is the red, white and blue. In my humble answer, I say nay! What is your answer, Mister Howell?Jason: I say that you are a sap!
- Troll: He proclaims himself to be one.
Kathleen Nicole Wallace
- Bondage Is Bad: For some reason is obligated to be dressed in a BDSM outfit at all times in Jason's presence.
- Descent into Addiction: In the revised edition of Sonichu #10. After her break up with Jason from cheating on him with his secretary, she spun into depression and turned to drugs to alleviate the pain. This leads to her arrest and sharing a cell with Mary Lee Walsh.
- Excessive Evil Eyeshadow: Wears a purple Eye shadow as part of her outfit, which at times almost appears like she's crying Tears of Blood.
- Stripperiffic: In her bondage outfit.
- The Voiceless: Played straight through the original strips, but Averted in the revised edition of Sonichu #10 while catching Mary Lee Walsh up on what happened with her and Jason.
Beel
- Been There, Shaped History: Was the main "assistant" to Adolf Hitler.
- Big Red Devil: His design is clearly meant to invoke this image.
- Good Wings, Evil Wings: Has large demonic wings.
- Punny Name: Quite possibly his name is a play on Beelzebub (Hebrew בעל זבוב, Ba‘al Zəbûb, "Lord of the Flies").
- Resurrective Immortality: When he dies, he's simply resurrected to serve another villain.
Employees
- Deliberately Monochrome: They're not given any details that make them stand out from each other.
- Disproportionate Retribution: A group of them are at the mercy of Sonichu and Rosechu simply for creating racy fan art of the two. Later on in the same scene, Chris briefly emerges from the Time Hole to punch one ''simply for looking at a drawing of Chris drinking with an oversized drinking straw.
- Punch-Clock Villain: Other than doing their job, they're not really that much of a threat to anyone, which makes their mass loss of life at the hands of Christian And The Hedgehog Boys destroying the headquarters with music all the more jarring.
- The Alcoholic: One is seen quite happily drinking on the job.
Perfect Chaos Monster
The final form of Chaos, a villain introduced in the Sonic the Hedgehog game Sonic Adventure. Composed of a liquid substance, Chaos assumes multiple shapes as it acquires the seven Chaos Emeralds, absorbing their negative energy to increase its power. Upon obtaining all seven, Chaos becomes Perfect Chaos, a serpentine creature of massive size, and proceeds to destroy the city of Station Square. Sonic defeats Perfect Chaos by utilizing the positive energy of the Chaos Emeralds, which transforms him into Super Sonic.
In Sonichu, Chaos reprises his role in the first issue, battling Super Sonic in Station Square, referred as the "Perfect Chaos Monster". This time around, Chaos inadvertently leads Super Sonic towards an onlooking Pikachu, causing the two to collide and create Sonichu from the Pikachu that was struck. Together, Super Sonic and Sonichu defeat Perfect Chaos and save Station Square from destruction. Perfect Chaos has not been seen since.
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Just as it was in Sonic Adventure, Perfect Chaos is huge.
- Blob Monster: Made of water.
- Combat Tentacles: Sports a pair of these now and again.
- Demoted to Extra: Its role in Sonichu was merely to inadvertently cause the creation of Sonichu himself. After that, its existence was shafted.
- Eldritch Abomination: Originally designed with this in mind.
- Flat Character: It was just thrown in to be a big, scary monster for Sonichu and Super Sonic to overcome.
- Hellish Pupils: Sports a pair of yellow, reptilian eyes.
- Kaiju: He's a massive monster which is destroying Station Square when Sonic and the future Sonichu show up.
- Making a Splash: He's made entirely of water
Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik
Recurring villain of the Sonic the Hedgehog games. A mad genius with an IQ of 300, 'Dr. Eggman', as he is known, has tried to conquer the world multiple times, in an effort to build his own nation of robotic followers; Eggmanland. In Sonichu, however, he shows up to help Giovanni devise a trap for Sonichu and later helps to try and take over CWCville with the PVCC. Why he would ever bother with trivial things such as catching Pokémon, or why he has any kind of grudge against Chris of all people is a mystery.
Also of note is that in the games, Eggman has a fleet of thousands of battleships, billions of robots, including elite androids based on Shadow the Hedgehog and the nigh unstoppable E-Series robots, as well as gigantic controllable mechs, and of course Metal Sonic. Not only this, but he also has access to multiple doomsday weapons, not least of all Space Colony ARK and a huge satellite, (as seen in Sonic Unleashed) that could blow the planet into pieces. Despite having this MASSIVE load of firepower, he has used NONE of it in his battle again Chris. Not even a single Egg Pawn.
- Arch-Enemy: To Sonic, of course.
- Bald of Evil: There's no hair on this psycho's head.
- Demoted to Dragon: He went from an intellectual genius in control of billions of robots and weaponry, to being a honorary partner of the Private Villa of Corrupted Citizens. To be fair, this isn't the first time Eggman allied himself with other villains for their cause.
- Evil Genius: Is a master roboticist, and is quite evil.
- Ret-Gone: Thanks to Sonichu #1's retcon, Robotnik has been completely written out of the story, instead being replaced by Dr. Ren Skysoar.
- Villain Song: The quote above is Eggman's little villain song he sings in the comic.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: After PVCC's invasion on CWCVille in Sonichu #10, he just sort of vanishes and isn't mentioned afterwords.
Dr. Ren Skysoar
A robotics expert and head scientist employed under Team Rocket. Skysoar was once an acquaintance to Robotnik during their school years together, respecting and admiring his craft. It was from this admiration that Ren became an evil scientist himself, going on to become a formidable threat to Sonichu and friends.
- Dastardly Whiplash: While he lacks Robotnik's mustache, he has his own thinner, twirlable mustache.
- Evil Genius: Much like Robotnik, he's an evil master roboticist.
- Malicious Misnaming: Sonic frequently refers to Skysoar as "Strawberry Head", which Ren really doesn't like.
- Remember the New Guy?: Sonic has apparently traded fisticuffs with him before. A result of Ren being Retconned into the story.
- Villain Song: He borrows Eggman's old song and twists it into his own, as seen above.
Giovanni
The leader of Team Rocket and villain of the first generation Pokémon games, Giovanni is determined to capture Sonichu at any cost. He teamed up with Doctor Robotnik to devise the perfect trap for Sonichu. Their plot was foiled, however, as Sonichu unexpectedly got help in dealing with the kidnappers. However, he only got help from Sonic the Hedgehog because he bumped into him on his way to the base.
Later on, Giovanni seems to have reevaluated his goals, and now seeks to take over CWCville and kill Christine, as he joined forces with the Private Villa of Corrupted Citizens and helped them out during their attack on the city in Sonichu #9. Surprisingly, he seemed to want his son Reldnahc to rule the city, rather than wanting it for himself. This shows that at least Giovanni thinks of others sometimes rather than himself, which is more than can be said for our heroes.
- Demoted to Dragon: He went from an independent leader of Team Rocket, to being a senior member of the Private Villa of Corrupted Citizens.
- Sadistic Choice: Giovanni kidnaps Rosechu with the aid of Robotnic and Naitsirhc, and forces Sonichu to either make Naitsirhc the new Mayor of CWCVille, or give up Rosechu.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: After PVCC's invasion on CWCVille in Sonichu #10, he just sort of vanishes and isn't mentioned afterwords.
Metal Sonichu
A robotic duplicate of Sonichu, created by Doctor Eggman/Doctor Skysoar as a precaution in case Sonichu attempts to escape. Unfortunately for them, he was easily defeated by Sonic and Sonichu, and was thrown to the moon, where he is never seen again... until twelve years later, where his deactivated and badly-damaged body is found by Graduon and used as a physical vessel.
- Arm Cannon: His right arm can shift into a cannon to fire lightning bolts.
- Captain Ersatz: To Metal Sonic, obviously.
- Dumb Muscle: Literally crashes through Sonichu's tempered glass prison to chase down Sonic.
- Evil Knockoff: To Sonichu.
- Flight: Thanks to a jet engine built into his body.
- Flying Brick: One of his attack methods is practically running down the enemy as quickly as possible.
- No Mouth: He doesn't need one.
- Put on a Bus: After Metal Sonichu's defeat, the comic seems to just continue without even mentioning him. Christine stated a few times that Metal Sonichu would eventually make a return.
- The Bus Came Back: After twelve years of not making any appearances in the main comic, Metal Sonichu finally returns, albeit as a vessel for Count Graduon.
- Ramming Always Works: One of his methods of attack.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Especially after Metal Sonichu's defeat when thrown to the moon, his red eyes glow from a crater that was created.
- Robot Me: Once more to Sonichu.
- Shock and Awe: Has electrical powers to combat Sonichu.
- Shout-Out: When Metal Sonichu reappears twelve years after his initial appearance, he's reduced to just a head — possessed by Count Graduon — and is seen restoring the body and evil powers of another seemingly-deceased villain, Naitsirhc. The entire scene is reminiscent of the Transformers episode "Ghost in the Machine"; with Metal Sonichu/Graduon in the role of Unicron, and Naitsirhc as Starscream. Naitsirhc even remarks beforehand that Graduon looks like a Headmaster in his new form.
- The Voiceless: Has no lines in the comic.
Wes Iseli/Walter Grisby/Wes-Li Sonichu
Sarah's ex-boyfriend, and a magician who has an unexplained lifelong grudge against Chris. Sarah breaks up with him halfway through Issue #2's Episode 8.
- By the Power of Grayskull!: "Fire Burn-off!"
- Combination Attack: The "Team Blast: Blue Fireball Attack" with Chris and Sarah.
- Jerkass: Bullies Chris for no real reason, and is generally a pretty terrible boyfriend to Sarah.
- Hidden Heart of Gold: He still helps out a few times.
- Historical Villain Upgrade: The real Wes Iseli had no real relationship with Chris whatsoever, Chris was simply jealous of him for dating Sarah. Compare the actual Wes, who was a magician who funded a charity drive, to the comic Wes, who is willing to murder Chris out of fear of losing his girlfriend to him.
- Personality Powers: Is a Hot-Blooded pyrokinetic.
- Playing with Fire: As Wes-Li Sonichu, everything about him, from his powerset to his ancestor's tribe's name, is based around fire.
- The Rival: To Chris.
- Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: His bloodthirsty hatred of Chris seems to be completely unjustified, even after it is revealed to date back to their ancient ancestors, it still seems to come out of nowhere.
- Stealth Pun: He has "hot" powers and is the reincarnation of the leader of the Wasabi Clan.
- Transformation Trinket: Can use his "Fireshock Pendant" to transform into Wes-Li Sonichu.
Clawdorf
The arch-nemesis of Darkbind Sonichu, who unleashed the power of the Chaotic Crystals from an ancient tablet. By doing so, Clawdorf cursed "eternal sleep over our princess" (Darkbind's fair love Zelina Rosechu), but it backfired on him, transmuting the wizard into stone. He is revived when Sonichu transforms into Ultra Sonichu.- Arch-Enemy: To Darkbind.
- Captain Ersatz: Of Ganondorf, and possibly Dr. Claw.
- Evil Sorcerer: Cursed Zelina with eternal sleep.
- Sealed Evil in a Can: Was Taken for Granite when his own spell backfired on him.
Ian Brandon Anderson/IBAChandler/Liquid Chris/Lichrichu
- Dishing Out Dirt: As IBAChandler, his primary element is Rock.
- Disproportionate Retribution: Liquid Chris gets kneecapped by Chris in Sonichu Special #4 simply for accosting Kacey, though Kacey seemed to be in no real danger.
- Shock and Awe: As IBAChandler, his secondary element is Electric.
- Transformation Trinket: His Paper Sonichu Medallion, which allows him to transform into IBAChandler. This was changed in a recent update, Liquid's medallion is now made from Jasper stone.
- Weaksauce Weakness: Like Chris-Chan Sonichu, If the red patch of fur on his IBAChandler form is touched, he instantly reverts back to his human self.
- You Don't Look Like You: Is considerably 'off-model' in both of his appearances when compared to his appearance in real life.
Devil Trolls
A species of mysterious, evil, green haired creatures who are affiliated with the antagonists in some way. They first appear in Sonichu #9, taking Liquid Chris away after he's defeated by Sonichu. In Sonichu #10, they invade the "Tripod Filing Facility" and attempt to attack Chris while also defacing her Sonichu memorabilia.- All Trolls Are Different: Their appearance take a page out of the "Troll Doll" variety of trolls.
- Barbie Doll Anatomy: Despite always being naked, the Devil Trolls lack visible genitals or nipples.
- Good Wings, Evil Wings: The Devil Trolls all have black, bat-like wings to show how evil they are.
- More Teeth than the Osmond Family: All of the trolls have rows of razor sharp teeth.
- Prehensile Hair: The troll's hair can be manipulated to grab things, as they did to Liquid Chris.
Clyde Cash (Cly)
- Bald of Evil: Does not have any hair, and is quite evil.
- Better to Die than Be Killed: He and Jack choose to commit suicide rather than let Chris kill them.
- Energy Weapon: Carries a ray gun styled after a pickle.
- Have I Mentioned I Am Gay?: Revealed to be gay by Beel just before the latter scrams.
- Jetpack: Is seen using one to fly in Sonichu Special #1.
- Killed Off for Real: He and Jack leap down an elevator shaft to their deaths just as the 4-Cent_Garbage.com building comes down.
Jack (Thaddeus)
- Better to Die than Be Killed: He and Clyde choose to commit suicide rather than let Chris kill them.
- Black Cloak: Wears one in his only appearance.
- Have I Mentioned I Am Gay?: Revealed to be gay by Beel just before the latter scrams.
- Killed Off for Real: He and Cly leap down an elevator shaft to their deaths just as the 4-Cent_Garbage.com building comes down.
Asperpedia Four
- Elite Four: It's in the name.
- Family-Unfriendly Death: All four of them met a grisly end, despite being a supposed kid series. Ranging from a firing squad, to frying on the electric chair, to disembowelment, and finally having your limbs torn off telepathically. Their fates have been changed in a retcon however.
- Heel–Face Brainwashing: Originally, they were brutally executed after a Kangaroo Court. But a retcon changed their fates to exile in an Amish community in a peaceful existence after being brainwashed.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: By a very loose definition of "celebrity", averted: Alec, Evan, and Sean are based on writers of Sonichu parody webcomics, and Mao on Alec's webmaster.
Johnson Wiles/John Yamada
A Gamindustri soldier who contacted Chris and kicked off the events of Sonichu #13.
John introduces himself as a benevolent ally for Christine, helping her gain new powers and comrades to help defeat Nazis, Russians and evil Video Game characters that decided to conquer CWCville. It was revealed in the end however that John and his "Real world" counterpart, Joshua Wise, were manipulating and rewriting CWCville's reality for their own amusement. Christine realized this and used her own powers to rewrite a majority of John and Josh's work, and the two vanish without a trace.
- Cool Mask: John's Gas Mask is all we identify him with.
- Evil All Along: Despite initially being a self-proclaimed ally for Christine, he engineered the conflict of the issue's story from the beginning.
- The Man Behind the Man: John was the one who summoned the villains to CWCVille, and has been altering reality all together.
- Reality Warper: Has an unexplained link to CWCVille and other worlds that allow him to rewrite and alter realities. This link was severed by Christine.
- Really Gets Around: Has a massive libido, leading him to have five wives, and getting a lesbian couple pregnant.
