Characters / Tropers: The Series

Characters from Tropers: The Series, sorted first by PC/NPC status, then chronologically by debut.

Player characters:

Debuted season 1

TropesForever

TropesForever

Art by Taco Badger

^{As drawn by West} 

The first character to appear in the show. Debuted on page 1.

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• Casual Danger Dialogue: Does this a lot, as he rarely grasps the seriousness of a situation, with a couple of exceptions (e.g, when Aveyond is harmed by Neil in "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor" or by Victor in several Season 5 episodes).
• Cuckoosnarker: He alternates between reacting to other people's insanity and being insane himself.
• Cynic–Idealist Duo: Tends to see the best in people, even enemies, contrasting with the more world-weary Taco as the cynic.
• The Ditz: Very prone to comic misunderstandings, such as somehow confusing Movie Reference's uncle dying with Beverly dying, and then asking the latter why she pretended to be dead.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: He and Taco Badger tend to pair off on wacky misadventures more than the other tropers, particularly in seasons 3 and 4.
• Kindhearted Simpleton: Very ditzy, but also a friend to anyone who's willing to be.
• Official Couple: With Aveyond, from "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor" to "Tropers: The Bizarre Adventure".
• Offscreen Breakup: Aveyond underwent Chuck Cunningham Syndrome starting with "Tropers: The Bizarre Adventure", and accordingly Tropes is noted in the episode to be wearing a shirt proclaiming himself single.
• O.O.C. Is Serious Business: He's almost always silly and harmless, and very few things faze him. One thing that did was hurting Aveyond while they were still dating, as Neil and Victor have found out.
• Snark Ball: Is full of asides and comments when it's not plot-relevant, but half the plot points involve him misunderstanding something.
• Unfazed Everyman: Most of his friends are magical or sci-fi in some way. It doesn't bother him at all.
• Most Writers Are Writers: He's supposedly in charge of writing the show's scripts, not that anyone ever uses them.

TacoBadger

Taco Badger

Art by Taco Badger

^{As drawn by West} 

Taco Cornelius Badger, mostly referred to as 'Taco'. The third character to appear. Debuted on Page 1.

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• Anti-Hero: Generally an impulse-driven cheat, as well as one of the main characters.
• The Bus Came Back: After disappearing for half of season 2, and the better half of season 3, Taco returns, revealing that he was hiding in Tropes’ Bag of Holding as a mouse.
• Con Man: Has cheated his friends, his enemies, and strangers on several occasions.
• Even Evil Has Loved Ones: He may be an ass and a con man, with a flagrant disregard of fellow human beings, even including fellow Tropers, but when it comes to Tropes, Puma, Gangrenous F, Melody, and even somewhat Tamatoa, he shows quite a bit of care and concern. Examples of this not oft-seen side of him, include shouting for Chey to do something when Melody was chased by a monster, dissuading the Tropers from killing Gangrenous F in an attempt to bring back the Status Quo, offering Tamatoa an escape from prison, and even jumping in front of Tropes to save him from being shot.

• Jerkass: Taco is an alcoholic con man, staunchly anti-progress, and has exemplified a history of hypocrisy and irascibility, not to mention an lust for violence, which he has taken out on fellow Tropers before, all while showing a clear disinterest in the more scientifically inclined tropers.
• Talking Animal: While he is a mouse, he talks.
• Team Pet: Having been a mouse for so long, he is essentially relegated to this role.
• The Alcoholic: Drinks alcohol much more than the other tropers.
• The Hedonist: Taco is an alcoholic, a chainsmoker, and possibly a drug addict.

Tales of Under

Tales of Under

Art by Taco Badger

The fourth character to appear in the show. Debuted on Page 1.

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• Butt-Monkey: Is often the target of slapstick, either from his own schemes backfiring or from Taco.
• Hot-Blooded: Tends to be very hammy at times, especially when arguing with Taco.
• Gun Nut: Carries bazookas around a lot, such as in the pilot episode.
• Mad Scientist: He often falls into this role, e.g. in the Season Five premiere where he accidentally brings a bunch of fictional characters to life.
• Official Couple: Got together with Tsunku over the course of season 3, eventually marrying her.
• Vitriolic Best Buds: He and Taco certainly don't get along too well, but they do spend a lot of time together.

DrNoPuma

DrNoPuma

Art by Taco Badger

Called Puma for short. The fifth character to appear. Debuted on Page 1.

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• Alas, Poor Villain: A recurring trait. Puma frequently feels sorry for the villains when they die, even if they were trying to kill him. The one exception is Victor. All the tropers hate Victor.
• Cloudcuckoolander: Puma is one of the more out-there tropers. He frequently makes references to other media, is constantly fluctuating between cheerful and vaguely-sinister, acts kind of ditzy compared to most of the other tropers, and thinks that stop motion is real.
• Non-Ironic Clown: In his earlier appearances, he worked as a birthday party clown, and seemed to genuinely enjoy being an entertainer. He did try to assist the others with their bank robbery plan in one episode, but only because he was afraid to let them down. As of Season 4, he is also helping Henderson run his circus, and occasionally joins the clown act at the circus. It's worth noting that he never shows his Creepy Good side while being a clown, he is actually cheerful and friendly.
• Our Werebeasts Are Different: At some point in his long absence from the series, he was exploring ancient ruins when he was hit with a werecat curse. It took Puma a while to get used to it^note He created a potion to keep himself from transforming, but it only works for a short amount of time, so he had to drink it constantly. He was hiding it from the other tropers for a while after his reappearance, but only because he didn't want to scare them. He was trying to keep the transformation from happening because he wasn't sure if he would be able to control himself when it happened, but he eventually let it happen, and as it turns out, he really does retain control., but after that, he began using the curse and/or potions to transform whenever the tropers are in a fight. His werecat form also has different variations (small, huge, etc.) Later on, he started transforming into different animals, including a wereshark and weredog.
• Rule of Funny: When he acts incompetent, he usually does it because he thinks it will be funny. He is a little more capable in serious situations.
• Running Gag: Whenever he sees Tropes, or Tropes greets him, in the middle of something, Puma always stops what he's doing to cheerfully say "hi" back. Even when he's in the middle of a perilous situation.
• That Reminds Me of a Song: Parodied. He frequently starts singing songs from other works (mainly Disney movies) to fit whatever situation he's in.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Milkshakes. He orders or asks for one whenever he can, even in situations where it's the least necessary thing in the situation, such as After's appendix transplant in "Common Hospitality".

G2BattleConvoy

G2BattleConvoy

Lieutenant Commander Battle Convoy is a member of the Earth Federation Space Forces unit, the Moore Brotherhood, and the pilot of the heavily-armed Full Armour Gundam from Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt. He is a fan of Humongous Mecha in general, and has an interesting relationship with his friend, Crystal. He debuted at the end of Season 1 (page 51), but was Put on a Bus halfway through Season 2, only to come back during Season 4.

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• Asskicking Leads to Leadership: Lampshaded by Convoy as a reason why he ranked up so quickly.
• Four-Star Badass: Holds the rank of Lieutenant Commander, and is one hell of a fighter.
• Only Sane Man: He has more sense than most of those around him and keeps them somewhat in check, but also has his own blind spots.
• Put on a Bus: Disappeared during Season 2, and came back around Season 4, therefore missing the entire Tropers Race season.

Tre

Tre

Also known as TRL-24663, the Threadjumper. Tre's an android from a nebulous future, implied to be a freelancer for an organization in charge of spatiotemporal affairs. A master of the art of traveling between timelines, he crosses paths with the Troper crew on several occasions, usually making efforts to keep their timeline from collapsing in on itself in the background until a soda heist puts them directly in cahoots.

A hero in some versions of the universe and a wanted criminal in several others. But no matter which reality he’s in, he's friendly, playful and a bit of a badass.

Initially introduced in Season 1, Episode 22 with an appropriately meta cameo about the very idea of him cameo-ing. Would make sporadic, roughly once-a-season appearances before making his first full appearance in Season 8, Episode 9.

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• Actor Allusion: In general, TTS Tre bears a close resemblance to Tilt Fulton, Tre's character in the earlier Forum Games thread We Are All Space Mercenaries.
• Black and Nerdy: Inherits his player's penchant for technological enthusiasm and sci-fi novels.
• Early-Bird Cameo: Shows up in the thread four years before his first full appearance.
• Hero of Another Story: Deliberately designed as one. We never get to fully know what he's up to outside the main narrative, because it's more fun that way.
• Retcon: Originally Tre's sporadic appearances were simply unconnected cameos from his player, but the ones immediately preceding his proper debut in Season 8 hinted at a deeper lore.
• Ridiculously Human Robot: Maintains an appearance and personality in line with an organic fellow, but completely mechanical.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Root beer.

Debuted season 2

Zanreo

Zanreo

Art by Zanreo

Zanreo Sauce. Likes video games (especially rhythm games) and lasers. First appeared on page 70, but (properly) debuted at the end of Season 2.

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• Blood Knight: Enjoys fighting when she gets the chance, and sometimes even gets disappointed when she doesn't get to fight someone.
• The Bus Came Back: In Season 3, she would occasionally disappear in the middle of an episode... before somehow returning just some episodes later.
• Cosplay Otaku Girl: She has cosplayed as various characters throughout the series, including CATS, Kazuma Kiryu and Akira.
• Energy Weapon: Her preferred type of weapons. Along with her usual laser guns, she's also been seen using laser knives, Laser Swords and even laser bombs.
• Gamer Chick: She's often seen playing video games, and often makes references to them.
• Intentional Engrish for Funny: When being in a play, she machine translated all of her character's lines for amusing results.
• The Knights Who Say "Squee!": Starts fangirling upon meeting CATS of all characters (being the villain of the game), asking him to say his famous quotes invoked and sign one of her laser weapons.
• Opaque Lenses: Her glasses have opaque white lenses. Sometimes they get shiny.
• Specs of Awesome: Shown to be a skilled fighter, and never seen without her glasses (aside from cosplay).

EeveeGirlChey

EeveeGirlChey

Art by Ushiji Draws

Goes by either Chey or Cheyanne. Debuted in Page 162.

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• Action Mom: Chey is a devoted mother to her and Ford's daughter Delilah as well as her clones and can kick or zap some butts and help the other Tropers out when needed.
• Big Beautiful Woman: Chey is a short, chubby woman who's also absolutely gorgeous and one of the more fashionable Tropers.
• Gosh Darn It to Heck!: Chey tends to use "smeg" often in place of normal swear words.
• Happily Married: To the Betelgeusian love of her life, Ford, as of the seventh season.
• Human Aliens: Chey is a Time Lady, so she appears human but is actually from Gallifrey.
• Official Couple: After a long Ship Tease, she and Ford Prefect got together in the Season 3 finale.
• Overly Long Name: Chey's real name is Cheyannendevoroseleneadora.
• Pardon My Klingon: As previously mentioned, she uses "smeg" from Red Dwarf a lot.
• Team Chef: Chey is sometimes shown in the kitchen, either cooking breakfast and dinner for the other Tropers or baking sugar cookies and trying her best to keep Ford from eating them all.
• There Was a Door: She first meets the tropers in "Stuff... Happens?" by crashing through the wall.
• Voices Are Mental: Is the only individual to retain her voice along with her mind during The Swappening^note She swaps with Kafka, an anthropomorphic fox in "Thrifty Thursday". However, she displays some of Kafka's animalistic traits (screaming like a fox, pouncing, and attempting to bite) when Kafka (in Chey's body) complains to her over their conflicting taste in music.
  Ford: Kafka? What's wrong, mate? And why do you sound like Chey?
  Chey (in Kafka's body): BECAUSE I AM CHEY, FORD! I'VE TURNED INTO A FURRY!

Debuted season 3

Junon, High Priestess of Prophecy

Josh6243

Art by Taco Badger

Debuted on page 179.

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• Forced Transformation: Was accidentally turned into a Zoroark in early season 3.
• Gender Bender: Was originally a dude before inheriting the job of "High Priestess of Prophecy" from the previous Junon.
• Legacy Character: The previous Junon passed on the title to Josh and he was forced to become Junon.
• The Red Mage: Specializes in casting magic. Both offensively and defensively.
• Rose-Haired Sweetie: Junon cares about her friends and will do anything to protect them.

Revenge, Time Council "Janitor"

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Art by Plurp

A Time Council member that debuted on page 198.

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• Cuteness Proximity: Part of his reason for adopting Sir Fluff is that he finds it adorable.
• Early-Installment Weirdness: His original gimmick was transforming into characters from different media, before getting a new appearance, a brand new set of powers, and a backstory and accompanying job.
• Inexplicably Awesome: Comes out of nowhere with the ability to lay the smackdown on anyone who opposes the Tropers, with little-to-no backstory; Even after the backstory, we don't get much info on him, and yet the only enemy who was legitimately stronger was Tamatoa with the power of the Status Quo. Also regularly does over-the-top things and calls upon allies who seem to be just as awesome.
• Omniscient Council of Vagueness: The Time Council, his employers. No relation to Time Lords or Ladies, but other confirmed workers (and Canon Foreigners) are Trunks Briefs, Marty McFly, and Rick Sanchez.
• The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: For being a supposedly important member of a Time Council, he sure hangs around the Tropers a lot... Later Justified in Season 4 as he has gotten phone calls that vaguely forewarn him about the plot, and that if the villain wins the timeline could be changed. We later see him actually work, and it's just as awesome as it seems.
• Shipper on Deck: He is usually the main one trying to get couples together. He has a tendency to weaponize this for monetary gain by way of bets both on and offscreen. He served this for Chey and Ford in Season 3, and then Tropes and Aveyond in Season 5.

Playing

Playing_with_boy

Illustration by TacoBadger

A boy that doesn't believe any of the wacky stuff the Tropers get into, even though there's proof, and oftentimes he's directly involved in it. And, he's sometime wacky. Debuted in Season 3, Episode 13.

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• Cloudcuckoolander: He tends to perform often controversial actions (such as going naked in front of a church) for his amusement, and he often favors wacky acts.
• Pest Controller: Controls a bunch of plague-ridden fleas in "Hit The Deck Before That Iceberg Does!" which he uses to make a diseased mess with a group of crewmembers, and later on uses it as his boat and oars to escape the sinking Titanic. Unfortunately, his declaration that he won't get wet by the sea causes the fleas to turn on him and hamper his journey alongside the other Tropers to New York, after the Titanic sinks.
• Troubling Unchildlike Behaviour: Given that he's 14 years old^note Basically an early middle-schooler, his frequency and severity of his high-controversy acts counts as this.

Debuted season 4

Aveyond

Aveyond

Art by Ushiji Draws

Aveyond Emma Oracle. Goes by Ave or Avie. Debuted on page 462, Episode: "Cirque du Tropers".

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• Angst: Goes through anxiety from prior abusive relationship with her ex.
• Badass Bookworm: She loves reading and can harness a power that can allow her to transport herself into a story in a book and take items. Unless it affects the storyline, of course.
• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: A major character and love interest of another character from late season 4 through to early season 8, she suddenly disappears after S8E4, and subsquently Tropes is noted to be single.
• Damsel out of Distress: Unless she cannot handle the situation (anything to do with her ex), Aveyond will most certainly try to save herself and others. She's gotten this ability after getting out of her previous relationship.
• Defiant Captive: Even though she tries to be brave and talk to the villain, if you push her over the edge she will break. She will try to fight back, but is weak with her body.
• Everything Sounds Sexier in French: Less overtly sexy (to anyone other than Tropes while they were dating as least), but she's French and one of the more romantic characters.
• Official Couple: With Tropes, from Season 5, Episode 8: "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor" (with inclusion of The Big Damn Kiss on Aveyond's hospital bed), through to Season 8, Episode 5, "Tropers: The Bizarre Adventure".
• Offscreen Breakup: Underwent Chuck Cunningham Syndrome starting with "Tropers: The Bizarre Adventure", and accordingly Tropes is noted in the episode to be wearing a shirt proclaiming himself single.
• Insecure Love Interest: With previous events in her life including her ex, Victor Van Crocke, she does not feel worthy of Tropes time.

Stephanie Tsunade (Steph/Sabrina)

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A mech woman who is very friendly and loves anime. Debuted on page 480.

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• Gamer Chick: Loves playing computer games and is an expert at them.

• Mobile-Suit Human: Piloted by two of Steph's other characters (Misako and Olapen), and at some episodes some of her parts fall off of her body.
• Ocean Madness: Telling Steph about the ocean or the Cthulhu Mythos will result in this for everyone else- this is often due to indirectly causing everyone else to Go Mad from the Revelation.
• Running Gag: Her noisy stomach sounds like thunder and lightning whenever it's hungry.

• Sealed Evil in a Can: Is the humanoid avatar of Cthulhu in "The Wig Of Cthulhu".

Leaf

Spottedleaf

An ice woman just like Caitlin Snow, who premiered in page 480

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• Alternate Self: Sometime during the events of season 5, she discovered she was actually one of these to her "sister", Caitlin Snow.
• Beware the Nice Ones: She's a fairly kindhearted person, but has threatened to stab people with icicles when angered. On multiple occasions.
• Cloudcuckoolander: Shows shades of this, such as when she mistakes Bob for the Phantom of the Opera or claims that Romeo and Juliet isn't overrated because "Without it, we wouldn't have West Side Story!"
• Forgetful Jones: Shows signs of this, like forgetting that someone was killed off a few minutes ago.
• Genre Motif: Judging by her taste in music, which includes "Defying Gravity", "Prima Donna" and "We Go Together", it appears to be showtunes.
• Happily Adopted: Judging by how fondly she speaks of Caitlin, it's clear that she feels this way.
• An Ice Person: In "The Shawshank Redumbption" she revealed she has these powers, and is able to fire blasts of ice or cold air from her hands. She's been known to use it for some pretty everyday stuff, though...
• Mundane Utility: She uses her ice powers to create snow cones and ice cream, and to ice skate outside of a rink.
• Nice Girl: Shows herself to be deeply empathetic and caring.
• Odd Friendship: She's apparently friends with Remus Lupin...who is more than a decade older than her and is a werewolf.
• Our Werebeasts Are Different: She became a were-snow-leopard in season 6. It's implied that it's difficult for her to use her powers in this form due to her not really having "hands" in the traditional sense; however, she retains her human mind and speech capabilities, though her voice is implied to be a bit more growly when transformed.

Debuted season 5

Four

4WD

Art by Taco Badger

A girl who looks suspiciously like Aqua but is far more dangerous. Debuted on Page 500, Season 5 Episode 2

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• Achilles' Heel: Her powers are tied to her emotions, and if those are suppresed, so are her powers. In "The Gang Gets Anomalous", the SCP Foundation manages to properly contain Four despite her insane powers by supressing her emotions with a collar.
  Four: "I am perfectly fine. I can't feel anything." There were no signs of intonation in her speech. It was like she effectively became a robot.
  Zanreo: "Holy crap, Four... you ok?" Zanreo looks at her, worried. "What did they do to you?"
  Four: "My powers are tied to my emotions. The Foundation supressed them."
• Comedic Sociopathy: Partially one of the reasons why she's so potentially destructive. The other Tropers would have to keep her at bay just to make sure that she doesn't cause chaos.
• Drives Like Crazy: One would wonder how she was even allowed to have a car in the first place. If she's in a hurry, she won't hesitate to go offroad and drive like she's Colin Mcrae.
• Hyperspace Arsenal: Could use her portals as a way to store her inventory, which includes heat-seeking rocket pods, and a sledgehammer
• Kryptonite Factor: Unfortunately, due to the advanced nature of her portals, it would be unavailable if she tried to time travel to the past, or if she traveled to an inner dimension of the past. She learnt this the hard way in Episode 4.
• Opportunistic Bastard: When the situation allows it, she'll try to take advantage of it for her personal (and mostly financial) gain.
• Rice Burner: Sometimes drives a car that is painfully modified in it's appearance to the point where it looks ridiculous.
• Plucky Girl: She's usually energetic and cheery. Sadly, she's quite the problem child due to a certain quirk of hers.

Bob

Bobthedeadguy

Art by Ushiji Draws

Bob, the alcoholic skeleton, who premiered on page 502.

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• The Alcoholic: Is almost never seen without vodka nearby.
• Cursed with Awesome: Bob was tricked by Satan with promises of revival, and turned into a skeleton. This would be a nightmare if it weren't for the increased strength, nigh-immortality, and the Pocket Dimension inside of his skull.
• Dark and Troubled Past: His death came from being mutilated by Herr Chirurg, and then there's the whole "resurrected servant of Satan" thing.
• Dem Bones: He used to be a human, but died and was resurrected as a talking skeleton.
• Detachment Combat: Can remove his skull to use as a projectile, and remove his arm for use as a melee weapon.
• Golf Clubbing: A large, spiked golf club is Bob's melee weapon of choice when fists don't work.
• The Grim Reaper: He was resurrected with this job by Satan. He lost it at some point, but eventually got rehired.

• Hammerspace: The inside of his head is seemingly infinite, and he has pulled everything from vodka to huge piles of grenades to a golf club.
• Noodle Incident: It is said that Bob used to be the Grim Reaper, but Satan fired him, and it hasn't been explained why.
• Our Monsters Are Weird: Is a skeleton, but has organs sewn into him, allowing him to perform normal human functions. He usually uses this to get drunk.

• Super Serum: Whatever was in that special bottle of vodka turned Bob into a 10 foot tall flaming behemoth.
• Shotguns Are Just Better: His most common weapon is a shotgun.

White

TheWhiteWolf

Drawn by TheWhiteWolf

A half Hispanic teenage anthropomorphic duck from the US and a pop culture geek. Debuted on Page 602.

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• Deadpan Snarker: She likes to make snide, sarcastic remarks often, though not to the extent of some other tropers.
• Funny Animal: An anthropomorphic duck in the style of Donald Duck or Daffy Duck.
• Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal: She wears an oversized black turtleneck sweater, but no pants or shoes.

West

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Portrait made with this picrew.

^{As drawn by herself} 

^{Click here to see an outdated drawing} 

West, the Asian and Nerdy Recurring Character / Regular Character (full name Journey To The West Lover), who premiered in Page 603. Put on a Bus while dealing with some evil things in Troperia since page 804. As for Season 6, episode 9 (page 1098), she has returned.

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• Asian and Nerdy: Is Chinese-American, and managed to build up a Robot Buddy named Glitch in class.
• Batman in My Basement: Hides Emperor Elvuz in her bedroom, who apparently is a cinnamon roll.

• Gamer Chick: Spent part of her time playing video games.
• Random Transportation: Calls it 'Involuntary Teleportation', but it counts. Whenever she misses something about the Tropers, expect her to pop out later.
• Recurring Character: Was part of a Subplot / Running Gag along with Glitch and Elvuz. Word of God that she just popped out at random, even in dramatic moments in the main plot. Nowadays she's just another Troper more.
• Sleepyhead: Tends to fall asleep. Justified due to time zones in real life.
• What Did I Do Last Night?: Woke up in page 627 with a red nose in a room covered with tissues and a shirtless Elvuz on the ground. She starts to think in the implications of that... until Glitch pops out and says that they were watching sad films and Elvuz got Drunk on Milk.

Galaxy

Heyitsgalaxycreeper

Galaxy, the awkward but cute non-human, who premiered in Page 623.

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• Child Prodigy: He's about 10 but has made a mech and a pet robot using an old roomba.

• Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: "That. Was. Delicious."

Alivia Marie Champ

AutisticAlivia

Alivia. Art by Ushiji Draws

Alivia Marie Champ, or simply Alivia, premiered in Page 645.

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• Girls Love Chocolate: She has an addiction to chocolate.

• Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: "THAT. WAS. TROPES?!"
• The Stoic: Somehow Played for Laughs. But when someone mentions chocolate, or when chocolate is shown, she goes CRAZY.

Keiron Quincy Cioran

Keiron Cioran/Baisteach

Keiron Quincy Cioran, the Black and Nerdy, headphone-wearing aesthete, premiered in page 660.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: What he attempts to use to wake an unconscious Taco. Thankfully, he doesn't.
• Fan of the Past: He is shown to have a phonograph and a vinyl collection. And most the bands he has been shown listening to have been from the 60's or 70's.
• Headphones Equal Isolation: Most of the time he is in the vicinity of the rest of the cast, but you (and probably not him) would notice because he has his headphones on all the time. Justified, considering his actor does this and it's the reason why his appearances can be spotty at times.

Tabby

TabbyGirl4, The Axe-Wielding Ascended Extra who debuted on Page 711

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• Artsy Beret: Wears one and is shown to be a artist to setting up a art booth at the convention and sat in the corner in another episode to sketch the other tropers fighting Flowey.
• Big Damn Heroes: Performs this in Season 5 with Spotted being tortured by Amunet and stopping Victor's forced wedding with Aveyond.

• Dumbass No More: Early appearances of her depict her as a ditz and has a habit of burning stuff. Later episodes have her being more mature and helping out.

• Lethal Chef: Has a habit of leaving stuff in the oven and burning it.

• Out of Focus: The episodes she appeared in vary how much big her role is and this trope applied in some of them.

Arimo

Arimo the Reindeer debuted in page 729.

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• Little Bit Beastly: He is completely human, save for having reindeer antlers.
• One-Way Visor: He owns one and wore it in his debut, specifically a Guy-Manuel helmet.

Dan

Johannes4123

An outlaw who at first lied about his true name, but he has since opened up the others. Debuted on Page 744.

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• Crime After Crime: In "Hit the Deck Before that Iceberg Does!" he started off knocking a crew member unconscious and sneaking out of third class in the hopes of stealing something valuable, but ended up committing seven murders in order to keep himself from getting exposed.
• Flanderization: He started out as a jerk, but over time he only became more violent and unhinged.
• Improvised Weapon: He doesn't have any primary weapons, preferring to make due with whatever he can get his hands on.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Often rude and snarky to the other tropers, but has shown that he does care about them.
• Made of Iron: He almost always gets back up after receiving injuries.
• Malicious Misnaming: Has a habit of doing this to people doesn't like, especially the Villain of the Week.
• Mundangerous: Holding on to metal during a hot summer day was too much for him, despite already having shrugged off being on fire.

• Sticky Fingers: He tends to steal things whenever opportunity arises.
• Stone Wall: Can take almost anything, but he rarely manages to do as much damage as the other tropers.
• Unexplained Recovery: At one point had all of his teeth knocked out, he was back to normal shortly after.
• Wrong Genre Savvy: Many of his attempts at Stating the Simple Solution fail because of this.

KJsixteen

Artist: Syatiti

KJsixteen, a Naginata-wielding Draconic Humanoid who debuted in page 752.

• Badass Longrobe: A snazzy oriental jade robe.
• Combat Medic: His job is to heal fallen party members while fighting off threats. Needless to say, he basically has a metaphorical "Kick Me!" sign for the enemies to see while doing his job.
• Draconic Humanoid: He looks pretty human, except for the dragon horns and dragon tail.
• Knight in Sour Armor: Despite having some Jade-Coloured Glasses, he still does as much good as possible
• Mood Whiplash: When KJ first appeared in the series, he was delivering some Sprite Cranberry ala Lebron James... In the middle of a battle against an Eldritch Abomination with Combat Tentacles.
• Supernatural Gold Eyes: KJ's eyes are golden-colored, and his supernatural traits come in the form of his combat prowess and healing skills, along with dragon horns and tail.

Afterwards

Afterwards

Art by Afterwards

A man who wields the Keyblade. Debuted in Season 5, Episode 19.

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• Back from the Dead: In "Mystery of What's-Her-Name Manor", he gets killed by Knife via Destination Defenestration after some bickering and a series of punches that started off accidentally. He later gets revived by them using some devices they constructed specifically to revive him.
• Batman Can Breathe in Space: He's capable of breathing in the airless void of outer space, because his lungs have been genetically modified to remove the necessity of oxygen for respiration.
• Disguised in Drag: In "Hit The Deck Before That Iceberg Does!" he decides to put on some women's clothing whilst testing out some clothing for Aveyond. This ends up sealing the Titanic's sinking fate as when he drops his womanlike act to warn the ship's captain of an incoming iceberg that'll sink the Titanic, the captain faints in shock.
• Energy Weapon: His Warp Drive keyblade and it's two formchanges can fire lasers or plasma.
• Likes Older Women: It's implied with his diary that's revealed in "Bobby Buzzer's Bombastic Bameshow" that he has had sex with multiple motherly characters.
• Healing Shiv: His Hospital keyblade is a mix of this and a Combat Medic's weapon, it's default form, it's 2 formchanges, and it's finisher being based off of different real life medical tools.
• Remember the New Guy?: In his debut, he claims that everyone already knows him for years, despite the other characters reacting in a lack of knowledge over the sight of After suddenly showing up.
  Taco: What the? Who are you?
  After: Hm? I'm Afterwards. You guys have known me for years, remember?
  Zanreo: Hmmm... nope, never seen you before.
  Alivia: Me neither.

Debuted season 7

Elena

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Art by MadameButterflyKnife

^{As drawn by ElenaOkami} 

A toast saleswoman who has been involved in enough crimes to warrant some jailtime by Tropesburg's police force. Also has some Pokemon. Debuted in Season 7, Episode 1.

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• Fire-Breathing Weapon: Wields one as her weapon.
• Iconic Item: Toast. She's a saleswoman of it, and even when not selling it she's always carrying atleast 1 slice of it, sometimes using it in place of a sheet of paper to write down things.

Custard

CustardAndPie

Art by CustardAndPie

A sentient, souped-up (by 80s standards) IBM PC AT who travels on an AV cart. They first appeared on page 1239.

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• Artificial Intelligence: Whoever created them somehow managed to achieve this back in the 1980's. Thus, they have thought processes of her own and is able to move autonomously (with the help of an AV cart, of course).
• Berserk Button: They really, really don't like being asked or told to upgrade their components^note Mainly because their entire system is over 30 years obsolete, and thus physically can't. If you do, then prepare for the snark.
• Computer Voice: Is capable of doing this via a speech synthesizer card inside their main unit. It's human-sounding enough that in "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger", Libre remarks that his newly acquired synthetic voicebox gives him a voice less humanlike than them.
• Emoticon: Being a computer, their monitor is their face, and thus uses these to express emotion.
• Fun with Acronyms: Their name's actually an acronym for Computer Under Service To Aid Random Dudes. It doesn't provide many clues to their original purpose, to say the least.
• Ridiculously Human Robot: A Ridiculously Human Computer in this case, with them being perfectly capable of feeling and expressing human emotions, have their own interests outside of their intended purpose, and has even been shown "eating" by using floppy disks with food data on it. The Turing Test ain't got nothing on them.
• "Second Law" My Ass!:
  • When you have a sentient computer with free will, don't expect them to follow everything you tell them to do. Not to mention it's sometimes them telling the humans what to do.
  • They're also not above harming (or threatening to harm) human beings, despite the objections of others. Steve Segue found that out the hard way in "The Wild Coleberrys" after they decided to ship him to Timbuktu.
• She Cleans Up Nicely: They put on a wig, makeup, and a pink 80's prom dress for a beauty pageant in "The Beauties of Tropesberg". Despite being self-conscious about it, they managed to get first place anyway, and other Tropers let them know they're beautiful.
• Shock and Awe: Can open their monitor's backside to unleash arcs of electricity, which they use upon:
  • Some Demodogs in "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger".
  • Mad in "Thrifty Thursday", to fill Mad's death quota.
• Spectacular Spinning: Other than being their default dance move (since they're, you know, on a cart), "The Great Los Santos Heist" implies that spinning around very fast allows them to change costume on the fly.
• Thank the Maker: A variant. Any instance of "God" is replaced with the last name of an important figure in computing history.
  Oh Lovelace, I really made a wrong turn at Albuquerque...
• "The Reason You Suck" Speech: In "The Suite Life of Lunar Times", after a session of banter whereupon Risdio, (and later on Katrina and Dookie) critisize characters such as Knife, Bowie, and Zanreo over their amoral actions in the Moon Hotel, they throw back the critique upon Risdio, pointing out that the Tropers aren't moral, upstanding citizens by default, and how he essentially manipulated Katrina into agreeing with his opinions, making him a Hypocrite.
  Custard: Risdio. Risdio Risdio Risdio. Take two deep breaths.... calm your tits.... Now, when have we ever given any indication that we, the eponymous Tropers, are moral, upstanding citizens? Nowhere! We commit crimes all the damn time and rarely even get punished! Just recently we robbed a bank and a jewelry store because we needed the money! And now you're railing on us for it and manipulating a child^note Katrina into parroting what you say? Why, you should be ashamed of yourself!
  Risdio: I have never told Kat what to do or say, ever.
  Custard: Yes, you have, just not blatantly. You have her repeating your exact same sentiments because you've made her completely trust you! She's a child, she's impressionable, and here you are assuming we're good people and influencing her! You are a terrible role model for child stars!

Kay Γ Trigger / King Of Stickers

"お前はもう死んでいる."^note This is the part where you go NANI!? and die.

A Tanuki, who is the King Of Stickers. While biologically male, he also uses she pronouns. Debuted on page 1325.

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• Blood Knight: Went bonkers when flooding the sun with goombas in "Glitching Out".
• Camera Abuse: Blew up the camera to finally end "Glitching Out" with a Bob-Omb.

• Evil Laugh: Is fond of doing this when going batshit insane with his wand.

• Heavy Sleeper: Somehow managed to sleep throughout most of the ruckus going on outside of the rocket.
• Magic Wand: Wields a magical gold sceptre with a turquoise jewel in it.

• Tanuki: A kemonomimi variant of one.
• You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry!: After Knife shrunk his maid outfit, he got so mad that his eyes turned white and a vein popped from his head and made a scream so loud that it could echo for 13 episodes, triggering his transformation into the Anime God.

Knife

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Art by MadameButterflyKnife

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An impulsive inventor who uses their custom built blade wings for all sorts of purposes. They first appeared on page 1326.

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• Badass Longcoat: Part of their outfit is a trenchcoat.
• Drives Like Crazy:
  • In "A Very Special Guest", their amazing driving skills lead to the Tropers crashing onto a TV show set and killing Chris Evans.
  • In "Bobby Buzzer's Bombastic Bameshow", they drive the car the Tropers are in with such speed and insane turning that the vehicle almost hits a bunch of other vehicles, and reaches the titular gameshow in a short timeframe.
• Feather Flechettes: The knives within their pack work as projectile weapons.
• Gadgeteer Genius: Creates a lot of crazy inventions and sells them for profit. The most distinctive invention of theirs is their bladepack, which can shoot out weapons and produce blade-tipped insectoid legs.
• Hard-Drinking Party Girl: They end up joining the Tropers after throwing a crazy stoweaway party in their rocket ship. Once the whole thing is over, they throws up from her hangover. In every episode they are in afterward, they has a drink on her at some point in time.
• Last-Name Basis: Technically, their first name is Madame. They exclusively goes by Knife, their last name. It helps that apparently their siblings were also given the same first name, being differentiated by middle names.
• Razor Wings: They have cybernetic metal wing implants that act as this. Said implants can be detached to function similarly to a sword or a knife.

Cutbug

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Yeah, not the prettiest alien on the block...

DEBUT: S7E10: Much Ado About Suds-ing

A bizarre lava lamp-fish-horse-alien who's always carrying around an umbrella. Originally introduced trying to wash said umbrella, but gets roped into an escalating chain of events with their life on the line.

• Ambiguous Gender: They openly admit to not even knowing their own gender. As a result, they go by "they/them" pronouns.
• Gratuitous Japanese: Originally starts speaking Japanese mid-way through their debut episode as a response to Tales doing the Funky Chicken too close to an enraged Kay's anime aura, but stops soon thereafter. Later enforced, as Kay's anime influence eventually grows so powerful, they can't speak anything but Japanese.
• Hollywood Acid: Their blood and "hair" is made of this. It completely dissolves almost anything it touches, except for themself or something that was granted plot-convenient invincibility.
• Non-Indicative Name: They haven't been shown to possess any cutting ability, nor are they remotely insectoid.
• Starfish Language: When they first try to introduce themself, they say an incoherent string of alien gibberish. They then decide to go back and give themself "Cutbug" as a nickname.

Risdio

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A mysterious man from Ohio. Joins the Tropers for breakfast on page 1388.

• The Alcoholic: He can down a bottle of vodka in 15 seconds
• Cloudcuckoolander: He likes to bring his own silverware to restaurants, and carries a gun in the back of his pants at all time. He also illegally lived with the Tropers til Chey’s birth of Delilah, where he officially moved in.
• Drives Like Crazy: Only a slightly better driver than Knife. He doesn’t even have a license.
• Gun Nut: He carries a Jericho 941 in the back of his pants virtually all the time.
• Sharp-Dressed Man: He dresses as such for dinner in the Moon Hotel.
• Small Name, Big Ego: He acts like everyone knows him. Nobody does.

Dookie

Dookie Idiot Nimrod

Woof

DEBUT Season 7 Episode 13, The Perfect Storm

He is a dog.

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• Anthropomorphic Zig-Zag: Even though Dookie is a dog, he stands on two legs. Yet, he runs on all fours, and barks and woofs, even though he can speak like a human.
• Badass Adorable: He’s a dog.
• Funny Animal: A dog that speaks English as fluent as the more humanlike tropers.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Nimrod and Jimmy.

Katrina

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A young woman that debuted ^note or rather, crashed in in the 13th episode of Season 7, "The Perfect Storm", more specifically, page 1460.

• Anthropomorphic Personification: After assumed (whilst drunk) that she's one for Hurricane Katrina because of her name, until she clarified that it stems from her Roblox username.
• Vague Age: Downplayed. She explicitly stated that she's a middle school student born after 2005 ^note The year Hurricane Katrina occurred. However, she didn't stated her actual age.

Offscreen Voice

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An individual that never directly shows up, involved in the behind-the-scenes production of the show in-universe. Debuted ^note Tripped in on the 13th episode of Season 7, "The Perfect Storm", specifically, page 1439.

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• The Alleged Boss: Acknowledged themselves as a head of a crew and said they were made recently. Regularly leaves to take a break or sleep mid-show.
• Ambiguous Gender: Due to only appearing as a unidentified voice, and the narration only going by gender-neutral pronouns.
• Meta Guy: The head crewman... not much more meta then that.
• Only Known by Their Nickname: Whenever they are speaking they are only noted as an off-screen voice, though whether it’s a nickname, a legal name, or a shorthand name is unknown.
• The Voice: A textual example whereupon they never directly show up in the narration, only their dialogue.
• We Are Experiencing Technical Difficulties: Debuted on the show causing one due to tripping over the camera cables.

The Bees

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A group of Inexplicably Identical Individuals. The main Bee debuted on Season 7 episode 14, "The Suite Life in Lunar Times.

After a while, other bees started showing up, which the main Bee seemed to be aware of.

In general

• Animal Motifs: Bees, stemming from their Hive Caste System (with a queen), the main Bee identified with the term for male bees (drone), and the female bees possessing stingers and are capable of producing wax and honey.
• Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: All of them have different colored costumes and text colors.
• Divergent Character Evolution: In the latter half of season 8, they gain more distinctive traits.
• Human Outside, Alien Inside: Not only can all Bees teleport, but female bees have stingers in their wrists and can produce wax and honey.
  Bee: Are you saying that not every woman can produce wax from their sweat glands?
  Custard: Bee, I am very concerned as to why you know women who sweat wax.
• Inexplicably Identical Individuals: So far, there is no explaination of where they came from.
• Planet of Steves: They're all named "Bee", though a few go by nicknames instead.
• Teleportation: All bees seem to be able to teleport.

The Main Bee (Orange Drone #21)

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• Costume Evolution: Gets a new outfit for the first half of season 8, which itself gets replaced later in the season.
• Gadgeteer Genius: Starting with "Martin Mint-Chocolate-Chip and the Ice Cream Factory", he has shown a talent for making machinery. This started to lapse during late Season 7, before it came back in full force in Season 8.
• Only Known by Their Nickname: The way he introduces himself makes it clear that "Bee" is just a nickname.
• Ontological Mystery: He somehow ends up in a hotel on the moon, for reasons he isn't aware of. He didn't even realise he was there until his game of Dig Dug was interrupted! Turns out, he can involuntarily teleport.
• Power Incontinence: He teleports seemingly at random without his own consent, and doesn't even realize it sometimes..
• Unfazed Everyman: While this was zig-zagged early on, later revelations about his true nature revealed that he is actually quite a weird specimen himself, thus subverting this entirely.

Dark Bee (Black Drone #21)

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• Affectionate Parody: Of the "dark" archetype of Evil Counterparts.
• Costume Evolution: Gets a new outfit for early season 8, along with the main Bee, which gets replaced later.
• Evil Counterpart: To the main Bee.
• Feather Motif: His teleportation is represented by a burst of black feathers.
• Special Effect Branding: His teleportation effect, as mentioned above, is the only one so far not to be represented as a flash of colored light. Then again, it would be hard for him to vanish in a flash of black light, since black is the absense of light to begin with...

Queen Bee

• Adipose Rex: She is described as "plump", implying she is a downplayed example.
• Cuteness Proximity: Gets this from Business Possum, a possum in a business suit. Though, to be fair, she isn't all that intellegent or sane to begin with.
• Hive Caste System: Her name references this.

Madface

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Blob creatures that are human-shaped by default, possessing the physical attributes and appearance of a human despite their composition. The first iteration debuted in Season 7, episode 16.

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General tropes:

• Ambiguously Human: The being known as Mad is a blob, but inexplicably possesses the physical attributes and appearance of a human when in a human form. One notable non-human attribute of them is their skin color.
  Mad: I'm a blob of weird goo that has human texture when it's in its main form. Other than that I don't know what the hell I am.
• Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: Each variant has differently colored skin (orange for Mad 7, yellow for M8) and speaks with matchingly colored text.
• Gender Bender: As a result of them being shapeshifting blob creatures, they're addressed with masculine pronouns from their debut till the end of Season 7, gender-neutral pronouns in "Bobby Buzzer's Bombastic Bameshow", and feminine pronouns in "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger", complete with a physical change in that episode. ^note  This parallels her author's transgender awakening in real life.

Tropes related to Mad:

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• Humanshifting: Mad shapeshifts into Bee (a human, despite his name) to join Bee's Christmas party.
• I'm Melting!: When Mad tries to shapeshift into Bee, she momentarily melts into a puddle, only to split into two seperate beings.
• Power Incontinence: Her "random bullshit powers" have a tendency to manifest in a manner disadvantageous to her.
• Self-Duplication: In an attempt to shapeshift into Bee, Mad ends up melting and splitting into two seperate beings, madface7 (Mad 7) and madface8 (m8). She exploits this trope by having m8 stay at the Tropers' apartment, whilst Mad joins Bee in the latter's Christmas party.

Tropes related to M8:

Art by CustardAndPie

• Evil Doppelgänger: Mad and them see themselves as one towards the original Mad, possessing the more negative attributes that formerly belonged to her, such as jerkassery and criminality.
• Literal Split Personality: Mad's split that birthed them comes with differing attitudes to Christmas, with Mad liking it and m8 hating it.
  M8: Well, I just hate Christmas. You see, I was spawned not from Mad's split decision over going to the Bee party, but from their split decision on whether or not they liked Christmas. They are no longer divisive, and as a result, I aspire to destroy Christmas. It's not complicated. Strange how an entire alternate self can be spawned from a simple coin flip...
• Technically Naked Shapeshifter: M8 biologically grows winter gear as they alongside Playing, Chey, and Knife put on some winter clothing on their way to the North Pole.
  That was convenient.

Hat Thief

Small Light Productions

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A guy with a hat and some odd behaviour. Debuted on Season 7 episode 17.

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• Ambiguously Human: Although he looks human, he's been shown to hover above the ground, and takes on a completely different personality after fainting for the first time.
• Back for the Dead: After being absent throughout the first 3 episodes of Season 8, he returns in "The Shaggy Dreadnoughtithicus", and gets squashed to death by Duchess, later on.
• Fainting: He faints frequently, sometimes out of nowhere. After waking up, he seems to be a different person, and something fills his eyes that do not belong.
• Signature Headgear: He has a small top hat most of the time, which fits his quirky personality.

Tilly

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A Gem that showed up randomly after hearing of the Troper's adventures, wishing to become involved in them herself. Debuted on page 1615.

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• The Ace: Has proven to be a tough survivalist and combatant when she wound up in the Upside Down during S8E2, "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger", even killing large portions of Demodog hordes when other Tropers were struggling hard with killing just a few.
• Be Careful What You Wish For: In her debut episode, she asks Mad to take his turn in the karaoke session, only to be deep in regret upon hearing him sing a voice crack-covered version of the Ocean Man song.
• Costume Evolution: Her new appearance in "Thrifty Thursday" forgoes her sweater and jeans for a kimono and Sarashi, heavily changes her hairstyle, and even changes skin color from white to pale brown.
• Deadpan Snarker: She's one for using this often, given her comedic style of being The Stoic.

• Gem Tissue: Being a Gem, she has one on her upper back.
• Hammerspace: Has the ability to store things in her back, surprisingly, which is one of the perks of being a Gem that she has.
• Heroic Sacrifice: She goes out fighting in the Upside Down after a moment of Didn't Think This Through trying to take down the Mind Flayer, and gets poofed by the Demo Army - Thankfully, she gets saved by Libre's pet bobbit worm.
• How Do I Shot Web?: In the episode "Tropers: The Bizarre Adventure" when she gets her Stand, as she has no idea how to use her Stand when it manifested, so she took some time trying to figure out how to utilise her Stand.
• Literal-Minded: Jokes seem to fly over her head often.
• Pass the Popcorn: Tends to do this often, given her comedic stoicism, even in situations where she would've gotten directly involved in the danger.
• Skewed Priorities: "Bobby Buzzer's Bombastic Bameshow" sees her walk into the apartment that had been wrecked by Libre in "The Nightmare Before Epiphany" and only getting upset that her drink bottles got smashed.
• Soul Jar: Being a Gem means that she can recover fully so long as her core gem remains intact, as seen in "Thrifty Thursday" where her core gem regenerates into a full body after she got poofed by the Demo Army in "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger".
• The Stoic: Used comically.
• Troll: Showed shades of this in the dream world - Yet doesn't exactly put much thought into her mental trolling spree(s), though.

Libre

Some Libre

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A teenage boy that debuted in Season 7, Episode 20. He leaves his home in Jakarta, Indonesia to find a better place to live. Unfortunately, hitching a hook ride on a flying sleigh to get to Tropesburg resulted in Sunflora Apartment being greatly shambled.

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• Artificial Limbs: Gets a prosthetic thumb and throat in "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger" after he lost those from getting cut by Taco Jr. and screaming loudly respectively. The throat has a synthetic voicebox.
• Fainting: Faints after screaming following a thumb removal in "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger". He only recovers in the end of the episode, after the portal to the Upside Down is closed and his damaged body parts have been fixed.
• Fingore: Taco Jr. cuts off a thumb of his in order to distract the Demodogs in "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger".
• Gender-Blender Name: Late in season 8 he starts going by "Cassie". By all indications, he's still a guy, he just likes that name.
• MacGyvering: In "The Nightmare Before Epiphany", he makes a hook gun, a fish tank large enough to hold a bobbit worm, and a radar device capable of locating flying vehicles out of the contents of Christmas presents washed up on his home by a flood.
• Mistaken for Dying: Gun (played by MadameButterflyKnife) thinks he's dead after he fainted in "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger".
  Gun: "Is he dead?! Let me check." [slaps Libre in the face without bothering to check his reaction, then looks back to Knife] "Alright, he's dead! I propose we use his dead body as a weapon."
  Libre's statement dream: (...)what he was after and picked up a small object wrapped in paper and plastic-[EAR PIERCING STATIC ABRUPTLY INTERRUPTS THE STATEMENT]-walking towards me. The storage room(...)
• The Scream: He lets out an insanely loud, inhuman scream when his one of his thumbs gets cut off by Taco Jr. in "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger". This ended up destroying a large portion of his throat and his entire voicebox, which nessecitated a prosthetic throat with a synthetic voicebox in it.

Debuted season 8

Harper, Harper, Etc. (The Pod Of Seals)

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A pod of seals introduced in Season 8, Episode 4. They somehow wandered into Tropesburg while on an quest to find the Shake Shack.

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• Ambiguous Gender: They're seals who are only referred to using gender-neutral pronouns and they all have a gender-neutral name (Harper).
• Antiquated Linguistics: Exaggerated with the very first time they write - they write "Hie are seolas," actual grammatically correct Old English for "They are seals." From that point on, they play this trope straight when writing, using a just-about-understandable version of English that sounds like it's from the 1500s, and using the letter thorn in place of "th." Averted when they talk, which they do in contemporary modern English.
• Behind the Black: The In-Universe explanation for why they did absolutely nothing during the fight scene between Libre and Ladro at the construction site.
• Cloudcuckoolander: As several of these other tropes indicate, they are not exactly the epitome of intelligence, common sense, or sanity.
• Cluster F-Bomb: When they're running after Dookie and swearing.
• Comically Missing the Point: Several times. First they mistake Dookie's swearing at Ladro for a general pastime, and later, when Tropes "heard through the grapevine" that a duchess^note The episode's pet Notzilla is named "Duchess" was arriving in town, they think he's talking about a literal grapevine.
• The Dividual: They're all indistinguishable from each other and travel in groups. They even share a name.
• Freak Lab Accident: Implied to be the Harper's origin in Tropers: The Bizarre Adventure. One seal says that leaving a lab experiment unattended is "how we happened," while the other one claims that aliens were involved somehow.
• Hammerspace: They keep a lot of objects in a pocket dimension, and they can summon things from it at will. It's been stated that this pocket dimension is the same as the ocean-dimension they entered twice in Tropers: The Bizarre Adventure.
• Literal-Minded: As seen in the "heard through the grapevine" incident above. Also this exchange:

Bee: "Guess who just blew all his money on designer fashions!"

Harper: "...Uh, is it Miley Cyrus?"

• Multiple-Choice Past: Were they created in a freak lab accident? Or are they Really 700 Years Old? Were aliens involved, or not? Not even the Harpers themselves seem sure!
  • They list their date of birth as February 31, 1926^note A date which doesn't exist to begin with, but this seemingly contradicts several other things they've said, not to mention their existence in 1916.
• No Sense of Direction: They wandered into the other Tropers' apartment on their way back from the bathroom in a library. Not to mention they apparently can't read a map.
• Punny Name: Harper Sealy. And they pronounce their middle name, Guilles, as "gill-less."
• Really 700 Years Old: Implied. The Harpers claim to be incredibly old, (or incredibly young, depending on how you look at it) and imply in The Maltese Soda Cans that they were around for Prohibition.
  • It's unclear whether they're the same seals, but there were apparently seals going by "Harper Sealy" living in the US in 1916. Furthermore, the Antiquated Linguistics they use when writing, and the fact that they sign their name with a wax seal, imply that they may be much older.
• Scatterbrained Senior: Use this (along with naivete) to justify their odd behavior.
• Talking Animal: Capable of human speech that's easily understood by the other Tropers.

Fuzzy

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A young teenager who ended up in Tropesburg while on a school trip, but got lost and decided to stay. Introduced in Season 8 Episode 5

• Absurd Phobia: Starfish.
• Badass Normal: He is more or less a normal teenager, his inventions and knowledge of a Pocket Dimension aside.
• Bag of Holding: His backpack is a normal size, but has infinite storage, often containing the most convenient things.
• Cartoon Physics: He can often manipulate this both by himself and with his inventions.
• Deadpan Snarker: He often becomes this when irritated.
• Gadgeteer Genius: He is capable of building anything, and keeps his many ridiculous gadgets in his room.
• Iconic Item: His notebook. He is seen drawing in it a lot, and carries it around wherever he goes.
  • In other situations, this katana, which despite being a plastic ruler/sword, is somehow an Absurdly Sharp Blade.
• Running Gag: One of his inventions somehow makes a hole in the wall.
• Verbal Tic: Humming, sometimes involuntarily.

Oraku

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A person who came to Tropesburg from a portal who came to find a sword.

• Black Swords Are Better: Uses a jet black sword to destroy the portal.
• The Fixer: Fixed the broken car with a comically over sized wrench.

Smug

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A floating skull who just appeared in the Troper's apartment. Seems pretty chill

• Berserk Button: Mixed with Tranquil Fury, this sums up his reaction to Dark Bee's actions early into his first encounter with them involving Dungeons & Dragons during "Once Upon a Smeg"
• Dem Bones: Is a floating skull.
• Telepathy: Can "speak" and "listen" to other people's minds. This is also his default form of communication because no vocal chords.

the Tempests (Sylvi, Robin, Anabiel...)

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A catgirl and its brain siblings.

• Catgirl: Their flesh vessel has kitty ears that wiggle cutely.
• Color-Coded Speech: Robin speaks and thinks in blue, Ana in gold, and Sylvi in pink. Arle speaks in cinnamon, Libby in red, Dream in green...
• Contractual Genre Blindness: At the beginning of episode 8-13, after blatantly Tempting Fate by calling things a "normal island vacation", Sylvi admits that it knew it wasn't going to be a normal vacation and shenanigans were obviously afoot, but insists that the tropers have to be surprised by them or they're "no good".
• Early-Bird Cameo: Sylvi briefly appeared in episodes 3-14 and 7-5 prior to its official debut in episode 8-5.
• Masculine, Feminine, Androgyne Trio: Sylvi (feminine), Robin (masculine), and Anabiel (androgyne).
• Multi-Gendered Split Personalities: As in real life, the system contains a prominent girl (Sylvi), a prominent boy (Robin), and a prominent Otherworldly and Sexually Ambiguous person (Anabiel).
• Omniglot: They have the Echo, which grants them the power to speak any language... sometimes. If it's funny. Or convenient. Or Sylvi just feels like it.
• Pink Boy, Blue Girl: Sylvi, the most prominent girl, speaks in pink, while Robin, the most prominent boy, speaks in blue.
• Reading Ahead in the Script: They easily forget whether they already know someone, so they occasionally sneak peeks at the script to get other characters' names, especially early on.

Briya Cadore

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A Magicka wizard who is stuck in Tropeburg. She's trying to get out of here, but for now will go with the flow of chaos.

• Bag of Holding: Her bag is shown to be this. She stores her guns in that bag. It is safe to assume there are more items within it.
• Boring, but Practical: Seems to favor this type of magic/casting when possible. The exact reasoning is not known, but given her relative sanity...
• Destructive Saviour: Averts this when possible most of the time. Most being the keyword.
• Friendly Fireproof: Utterly averted. As per canon of magicka wizards, friendly fire is always on. Fortunely for her fellow tropers, she is mindful of this. Mostly.
• Glass Cannon: This is one of her defining traits. Her magic is quite powerful given where she's from. Downplayed since she's still tougher than an average human.
• Gun Nut: She normally carries around a sniper rifle and a semiautomatic rifle. And there's probably more guns in her bag.
• In the Hood: Her hood defies gravity and physics. And eternally hides her face in darkness. No one knows what her face looks like.
• Mask of Sanity: This is implied by her thoughts. It helps that no one can see her face.
• Noodle Incident: Is the cause of some if the past ones she has mentioned are any indication. Noticable ones include:
  • Giving a dragon PTSD with a towel and a doll
• Sanity Meter: If her thoughts are any indication, she may have one. Her thoughts seem to vary between sane and insane.
• Squishy Wizard: Given where she's from, this trope is in full effect. Though she has basically no magical protection against her own magic.
• The Faceless: No one has seen her face. See In the Hood for the method of doing so.
• There's No Place Like Home: She accidently teleported herself here, and really wants to get back to her home universe. Mentions some fellow wizards as well who are looking for her.
• The Silent Bob: Sometimes she becomes this. Due to her face being hidden, she uses gestures to communcicate. Her gesturing so far varies from subtle to over the top. She's rather good at getting what she's trying to say across in gesturing...

Xabby

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A Demi-God who debuted in Season 8 Episode 10. She was forced to be teleported due to the masked caster's teleportation spell. Unfortunately, it backfired on the caster's end as she was teleported to the Tropers' Roof at their place instead of being faraway from them. She's currently staying at their apartment due to the afterlife being barred.

• Semi-Divine: Well, she is a Demi-God after all.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: If you see her one or both of eyes in this color in her human and Demi-God form respectfully, it's best to say your prayers for this one.
• Elegant Gothic Lolita: Inverted. While it's her usual style in her human form and has a black bow on her hair, but it has shades of pink and white for the dress.
• Technologically Blind Elders: Justified and Inverted. Since she is part of the Tropesberg observer committee as it counts as the afterlife, she doesn't know how to use it.
• Respectedbythe Respected: Is this in the Tropesberg observer committee, as she is known for thinking to herself during serious discussions about serious problems and then provided an order.
• You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry!: Considering she's a demi-god, it's best she needs to be alone nor to piss her off. See Red Eyes, Take Warning for why you shouldn't like her when you managed to piss her off.
• Only Sane Man: Zig Zagged. She's usually the voice of reason, though she has some quirks that invovles dealing with the supernatural.
• Sugarand Ice Personality: While she doesn't show her emotions much, but it does show how she deals with her friend-mates antics.
• Hidden Depths: Apparently, she's an avid manga reader. Not only that, but she knows about the Danganronpa series from the manga she read.
• Hypocrisy Nod: In Season 8, Episode 15, she disagree the idea of committing arson when trying to find a way to stop Slenderman from getting After's soul. Later, near the the tennis court, she gave Kokichi perrmission to commit arson on Slenderman, resulting Kokichi to remind her that she disagree with committing arson earlier.

Kokichi: But I thought you didn't want me to commit arson!

Xabby: Yeah...I did said that, but for some reason I change my mind as I trust you that you can commit arson without setting the hotel on fire.

• You Can't Go Home Again: It turns out the afterlife was barred, it's no wonder why she was teleported by out of her own will as the caster knew this. But, it backfired though!
• Trappedin Another World: She's technically trapped in Tropesberg. Considering the afterlife is barred, she's trapped there forever.
• Deadpan Snarker: She seems to be this when supernatural stuff happens and/or when a new troper appears.
• Perpetual Frowner: She hasn't smile ever as long as she could remember.
• Gamer Chick: She owns a psvita and can be seen playing visual novels on it.
• Cool Big Sis: Implied. While meeting Anastasia in 1916, six days before killing Rasputin, she has been reminded of Xabby 'babysitting' the tropers of her second older sister, Tatiana.
• Facepalm: Happens to be her reaction when the tropers either did something questionable.
• I'm Not Doing That Again: In Season 8 Episode 13, when Mr. 300 BC asks Xabby if she haven't info dump Anastasia of her fate in the original timeline, she tells him that she already info dump Kokichi as she doesn't want to do that again.

Mr. 300 BC: You didn't tell her about that?

Xabby: [Suddenly Shouting] I ALREADY INFO DUMP KOKICHI ABOUT THE WHOLE DANGANRONPA! I DON'T THINK I COULD HANDLE INFO DUMP HER!

• Look Both Ways: Prior to being a demigod, her death as a mortal happens to be hit by a truck. However, she doesn't remember how she managed to get herself hit by one.

NPCs:

Debuted season 1

Canned Laughter Machine

Canned Laughter Machine

Debut: S1E1, "Pilot Episode"

Played by: Not played by any one person

Where would any sitcom be without the ever-present canned laughter? Even when the definitions of "sitcom" are stretched, the loyal Canned Laughter Machine is always there to laugh at our heroes' misfortunes, like any true friend.

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• Companion Cube: It's just a non-sentient machine that emits canned laughter, but it's often treated as a member of the team. For example, Puma and Tropes treat it like a dying friend after it's shot.
• Laugh Track: Its whole job is to provide one, as well as occasional whoops, cheers, boos, and groans.
• Unexplained Recovery: It's often shot, vandalised, or otherwise broken, but always shows up without a scratch the next time any canned laughter is needed.

Gangrenous F

Art by Taco Badger

Debut: S1E1, "Pilot Episode"

Played by: Taco Badger

The tropers' part-time rapper, part-time barista (and later full-time FBI agent) friend.

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• The Ace: He's pretty good at everything he does, and his job description is pretty much designed to be the coolest thing possible.
• Embarrassing Middle Name: Apparently his full name is "Gangrenous Fauntleroy Hanks", which is treated as this by the other characters. Though one has to wonder if the parts he got rid of were really the most embarrassing parts.
• The Other Darrin: Tales played him for one line in "A Plot Entirely Around The Pokemon Cards" while Taco was on hiatus from the thread.
• Ship Tease: With Bev. It started with a viewer writing in to the show saying that he shipped the two, and ever since then they've been unsure whether to actually pursue a relationship.

The Status Quo

Art by Taco Badger

Debut: S1E11, "Rage Against the Status Quo"

Played by: Taco Badger

The Manifestation of Status Quo Is God in the series. Played by Taco Badger.

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• Anthropomorphic Personification: A person who uses Reality Warper powers to enforce the concept of the Status Quo. Downplayed in that later other characters use his powers, and he just seems to be a regular human without them.
• Back from the Dead: His throat is slit by Gangrenous F in "The Good, The Bad, and The Tropers", but he's resurrected (albeit without his powers) in "Obligatory Spooky Halloween Episode!".
• Embarrassing Middle Name: "Marion" according to Character Death.
• Jerkass: Pretty rude every time he appears, not to mention enforcing an unchanging reality upon the tropers for no adequately explained reason.
• Reality Warper: Can reset reality with a wave of his hand.
• Status Quo Is God: His whole shtick is enforcing this trope.

Debuted season 2

Robin Prefect

Robin

Debut: S2E24, "Stuff... Happens?"

Played by: EeveeGirlChey

Robin Prefect^note (formerly referred to as Clone!Robin in the narration) is a clone of the late Robin Gibb created by Chey long before she arrived in Tropesburg. Debuted in Page 163. Played by EeveeGirlChey.

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• Took a Level in Badass: Started fighting alongside the Tropers late into the fifth season.

Ford Prefect

Ford Prefect

Debuted in Page 165. Played by EeveeGirlChey.

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• Canon Foreigner: Ford is a character from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
• Happily Married: To his beloved Time Lady Chey as of the seventh season.
• Human Aliens: Like in the franchise he came from, Ford comes from a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse.
• Official Couple: Became a couple with Chey in the Season 3 finale, after a full season of Ship Tease.

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Sonny Sunflora

Art by Ushiji Draws

The illegitimate son of the Landlord Plant, and co-villains of season three along with Captain Fussenpepper. In season four, he becomes the Tropers' landlord. Played by EeveeGirlChey.

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• Abusive Parents: As revealed in the episode "Tropers: The Series: The Documentary", Sonny's non-biological father started physically and emotionally abusing him after finding out his mother had cheated on him with the Landlord Plant and as a result of the affair, got pregnant with Sonny.
• Affably Evil: Downplayed, but even before his Heel–Face Turn, He had his moments, such as in the Egypt episode.
• Bastard Bastard: He's the Landlord Plant's illegitimate son, and the villain of season 3.
• Big Bad Duumvirate: He teamed up with Captain Fussenpepper to serve as the main antagonist of season 3.
• Disco Dan: Sonny is a massive fan of disco and enjoys dressing up to go disco dancing when he's not working as a landlord.
• Foul Flower: Being a Sunflora and major antagonist.
• Gender Bender: Downplayed. He sometimes takes a human female form, but is still referred to as male even then.
• Heel–Face Turn: He joins the tropers in the Season 3 finale.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's rude, arrogant, sexist, obnoxious, and a former supervillain, but he cares enough about the tropers to help them out when he can.
• Jive Turkey: He uses a lot of slang from The '70s.
• Official Couple: Became a couple with Remington Roserade off-screen sometime before the events of the sixth season episode "NPCs: The Series".
• Politically Incorrect Villain: In some episodes, he's quite chauvinistic towards Tsunku.
• Villains Out Shopping: In the episode "Pyramid Scheme", he goes out shopping for records in Egypt.

Debuted season 3

Medusa

Medusa

Art by Taco Badger

Medusa is the infamous Gorgon from Greek mythology, mostly based on the Fate/Stay Night version of her. Played by josh 6243.

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• Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Medusa can change into a giant version of her appearance from Kid Icarus: Uprising.
• Cast From HP: Whenever Medusa uses Blood Fort Andromeda, it sucks out Junon's mana and stamina like an AC on a hot summer day.
• Composite Character: She has the appearance of Nasuverse's Medusa whilst also possesing attributes from Kid Icarus's Medusa.
• Gorgeous Gorgon: Despite being a monster, Medusa's quite cute. Even her Gorgon form is beautiful.
• Taken for Granite: Can petrify a man with her glare. It also comes in beam form.
• Pegasus: Can summon her son, Pegasus. They both have a bond to the point where she doesn't need to use Bellophron to control him.

Garfunkel

Garfunkel

Garfunkel, the Bus-Driving Mechanoid, is the loyal driver of the Chey Bus and, as of season four, housekeeper of the Tropers.Played by EeveeGirlChey, debuted in page 245.

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• Disney Death: The Mechanoid gets killed in the wreck of the submarine in "Red Submarine" but returns in "Invasion of The Ford Prefects" alive and fully repaired.
• Expy: of the mechanoid Kryten from Red Dwarf.
• Undying Loyalty: Garfunkel is always happy to serve the Tropers, whether it's driving them to wherever they need to be or keeping their apartment clean, and is appreciated very much for his work too.

Tamatoa

The infamous singing monster crab from Moana, who first shows up to bother the tropers in "Red Submarine" and becomes a recurring antagonist. Played by TropesForever.

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• Adaptational Wimp: While he's still evil, he's much less Nigh-Invulnerable, and is easily beaten up in "The Cat Who Did Too Much".
• Disguised in Drag: Dresses up as a little girl named "Miranda" in "Invasion of the Ford Prefects".
• Evil Is Hammy: as in the film. Loves to sing, dance, talk loudly, and generally make his two-ton presence known.
• Giant Enemy Crab: He's a giant crab who becomes enemies with the tropers.
• In the Doldrums:From "Obligatory Spooky Halloween Episode!" to "Troping All the Way", he was trapped in a totally empty pocket universe.
• The Other Darrin: Since TropesForever was absent from the thread at the time, he was played by DrNoPuma in "Ruckus Over Repast", as well as a brief appearance in "The Shawshank Redumbption".
• Painting the Medium:
  • He speaks in bold gold text.
  • In "The Nightmare Before Epiphany", he speaks between bold gold text and bold purple text when he gets splashed with purple paint from Waluigi.
• Reality Warper: He gains the ability to make Cosmic Retcons in "Obligatory Spooky Halloween Episode!".
• Villain Song: He sings "Shiny", his theme song in the original movie or a part of it each time he appears.
• Your Size May Vary: Downplayed. While his size is never flat-out contradicted, the text format allows him to do things that would be pretty hard if he was indeed the size shown in Moana.

Damien Robinson

A Mercenary hailing from the country of Tropera. Played by josh6243.

• Wrestler in All of Us: Damien specializes in over-the-top wrestling moves.

Debuted season 4

Sir Fluff

Revenge's pet cat, who first appears in his own episode, "The Cat Who Did Too Much". A cat found within the Time Void and adopted by Revenge, he has fantastic powers just like his owner. Headcannon suggests his voice is many voices in one...with the addition of one very faint voice continually saying "Yes Sir". Played by Def Revenge 24601.

Ringmaster Henderson

Art by Taco Badger

The ringmaster of a local circus. Puma works with him to run the circus, and he is also friends with Tropes, Taco, and the other tropers. Played by DrNoPuma and TropesForever.

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• Nice Guy: A kind person who gets along great with the tropers and does his best running the circus.
• Reasonable Authority Figure: The kindly leader of the circus, who is shown to be nothing but reasonable with his staff, even when they act like, well, clowns.
• Shout-Out: He's named after one of the performers mentioned in the Beatles' song "Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite" as well as one of the people on the circus poster that inspired the song.
• Signature Headgear: Taco's artwork depicts him wearing an exaggeratedly tall top hat, fitting for an eccentric circus ringmaster.

Coleberry

Lord Arthur Coleberry

Debut: S4E7, "Perplexion Day"

Played by: TropesForever

A pompous recurring villain faced by the tropers since season 4, paired with his incompetent lackey Lonagan.

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• Brains and Brawn: Brains to Lonagan's brawn, relatively speaking. He's still not as smart as he thinks he is.
• Corrupt Politician: His first appearance in "Perplexion Day" has him attempt to get Lonagan elected as his blatant puppet.
• Dirty Coward: He'll do anything for his own gain, including pathetic attempts to save his own skin.
• Evil Counterpart: His characterisation is similar to a totally imorral, selfish version of Taco, with Lonagan as the equivalent to Tropes.
• His Name Really Is "Barkeep": "Lord" is his actual first name.
• Humongous Mecha: The "Gunberry", a really shoddily-made mecha he unveils in "The Gundam Pilot and the Girl with the Aichi Doll". In "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor", Lonagan pilots its barely-improved successor, the Gunberry EX.
• Powered Armor: He has a copper, riveted suitcase that can turn into a steampunk version of this, which he uses in "Bobby Buzzers Bombastic Bameshow" to bypass the titular show's Death Course. Unfortunately his extreme overconfidence over it leads him to get stuck hitting a wall for the rest of the course.
• Wicked Cultured: He certainly tries to present himself this way, but he's not the best at it.

Lonagan

Franklin Louis Lonagan (or maybe Louis Franklin Lonagan)

Debut: S4E7, "Perplexion Day"

Played by: Taco Badger

Coleberry's dimwitted second-in-command.

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• Brains and Brawn: While he's not exceptionally strong, he usually carries out the physical end of Coleberry's schemes while Coleberry focuses on the planning, making him this.
• Evil Counterpart: His ditziness recalls Tropes in the same way Coleberry's conniving recalls Taco.
• Lethally Stupid: His incompetence causes a lot of problems for Coleberry's plans.
• Stupid Crooks: He would likely be too stupid to do anything illegal without Coleberry directing him.

Marcia Shyneet

Art done by Setzeri.

A moth-themed Reploid. As expected, her code-name is Morph Moth. Played by josh6243.

• Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: Distracted by bright lights fairly easily.
• Fantastic Racism: Hates most humans, but likes the Tropers for some reason.
• Moth Menace: Marcia is quite formidable in combat. She even turns the silk and junk she gathers into a powerful projectile called the Silk Shot.

• Stutter Stop: Has a tendency of stuttering if she's not serious.

Susie

A dinosaurian Canon Foreigner from Deltarune. First shows up in Season 4. Played by Tales Of Under.

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• Canon Foreigner: Like many characters before her, she is from another work of media, specifically Deltarune.
• Took a Level in Jerkass: Acts as short-tempered and violent as she was in Deltarune pre-Character Development.

Pomposo

A villain who first appears in "Cirque du Tropers". He was a clown who used to work for Ringmaster Henderson until Henderson fired him for trying to steal the spotlight. He now wants to ruin Henderson's whole career, achieve fame and glory, and kill the tropers, but not strictly in that order. Played by DrNoPuma.

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• Attention Whore: He reportedly bullied the other clowns to get more time in the spotlight, and even now, fame is what he craves the most.
• Bilingual Bonus: His name is Italian for "pompous" or "arrogant", fitting his personality.
• Bright Is Not Good: Like most Monster Clowns in fiction, Pomposo is associated with bright colors. Most notably, his dialogue is written in pink text.
• Devil in Plain Sight: In "The Carnival Is Not Over," he somehow got the city to trust him enough to appoint him head of entertainment.
• Evil Counterpart: To Puma. Puma is a Non-Ironic Clown who wants nothing more than to make his friends and everyone else happy. Pomposo is a Monster Clown who only wants fame and power for himself.
• Expy: His slimy personality, particularly in "The Carnival Is Not Over" was inspired by Sideshow Bob. Like Bob, he is also a disgraced performer-turned-criminal who wants to kill the protagonists.
• Fatal Fireworks: In the climax of the Season 5 finale, he attacks the tropers with a bazooka that shoots fireworks.
• Master of Disguise: In "Cirque du Tropers," he pulls off a convincing Ringmaster Henderson costume, and even changes his voice to sound exactly like Henderson.
• Monster Clown: A disgraced circus clown who is equal parts manipulative and violent.
• Summon Bigger Fish: His plan in "The Carnival Is Not Over." By running the carnival and letting the people of Tropesberg have fun, he uses their happiness to perform a ritual to summon the "circus beasts," a bunch of giant twisted circus animals, to help him take over the world. They quickly turn out to be friendly, so he hypnotizes them into being evil, but it doesn't last long.

Season 5

Victor Van Crocke

Art by Taco Badger

Aveyond's ex boyfriend. They met in the US when Aveyond turned 18. After abusing her, she barely escaped. Up to this present day, he still tries to find her. Played by Aveyond.

• Domestic Abuser: Has abused Aveyond physically, mentally and sexually. All while thinking he was loving her and that he was the perfect one for her. The Tropers don't know the details or extent of Victor's abuse on Aveyond, other than her getting hurt and the mental strain.
• Evil, Inc.: Literally works in every evil business. Doctor, Scientist, Priest, you name it.
• French Jerk: Is French, like Aveyond, and a creepy Stalker with a Crush.
• Forceful Kiss: Always forces something onto Aveyond for fear it'll be the last time.

• Stalker with a Crush: Stalked Aveyond after she left him, even following her to another country.

Smiley

A strange orange figure covered in smiling mouths. Debuted on page 504. Played by Bobthedeadguy.

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• Ambiguous Gender: Nobody knows if it's male or female.
• Driven to Madness: The explanation for it being unable to speak and attempting to eat several of the tropers in its first appearance.

• Humanoid Abomination: Is covered in mouths that can all talk and eat independently.
• I'm a Humanitarian: Tries to eat several tropers in a fit of insanity.
• Multipurpose Tongue: Each of its mouths have a long, stretchy tongue strong enough to grab and redirect rockets.
• Non-Malicious Monster: Is a nightmare to look at, but quite polite.

CATS

The cyborg villain from Zero Wing. First appeared as one of the villains the Tropers fought in Revenge's Day Off. Played by Zanreo.

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• Canon Foreigner: He's a character from Zero Wing.
• Strange-Syntax Speaker: Like his game's translation, he speaks in broken, grammatically incorrect English.

Satan

The king of Hell, who first appears on page 511. Played by Bobthedeadguy.

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• Ambiguously Evil: Starts his first appearance by drugging 4WD, but within minutes, he's trying to help the tropers.

• Demoted to Extra: Was originally planned to be more important, but this never happened due to his lack of popularity.
• Human Shifting: Not quite, but his second form is decidely more human-like.

• Stealth Hi/Bye: Often appears with no introduction and disappears just as quickly.
• Suddenly Shouting: Goes from calmly apologizing about how loud the car horn outside is to yelling at the driver in seconds.
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: With Bob, in which they both hate each other, to the point that Satan fired Bob offscreen and only appeared on the show to kill him. Somehow, this turned into an (almost) insult-free duo.
• Too Kinky to Torture: Is handcuffed by 4WD, but simply states that he's into it.

Anna

Four's twin Russian sister. Looks almost exactly like her, but with a yellow color palette. Is just as potentially chaotic as her. Played by 4WD.

The Smash Announcer

The announcer of Super Smash Bros. Played by Zanreo.

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• Early-Bird Cameo: Briefly appeared - or rather, his voice was heard - in the previous episode before his proper introduction in "Super Smash Tropers".
• Large Ham: Tends to TALK LOUDLY and dramatically YELL PARTS OF HIS SENTENCES!
• The Voice: He's never shown on-screen, only his voice is heard.

Mimes

A bunch of mimes inhabiting the "mime factory" in Tropesberg, where the tropers decide to have a ball. Played by TropesForever and DrNoPuma.

• Ambiguously Human: Word of God from Tropes and Puma is that it's impossible to tell whether they're just human mimes who are really into their performance, or a different race.
• Clown Species: They are implied to be a separate species from humans.
• Conlang: They speak "mime", which just consists of body gestures. Puma can speak it too, presumably because he works as a clown. In one scene, Puma is even able to "hear" the mimes speaking mime from far away.
• Everyone Hates Mimes: Played with. Although they're perfectly friendly, Bob doesn't like them, even invoking Nothing Is Scarier while talking about them:
  Bob: I am simultaneously glad that there aren't any mimes, and nervous because they all disappeared at once.

Maria

Art by Ushiji Draws [1]

Debuted on page 567. Maria is one of the mimes inhabiting a "mime factory" in Tropesberg, who befriends Puma. Puma accidentally misinterprets her name as "Maurice" and thinks she's a guy, but when he finds out the truth, they become close friends. Played by DrNoPuma.

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• Hostage Situation: She is the victim of this when Coleberry holds her at gunpoint to keep the tropers back. This doesn't deter them from shooting Coleberry anyway, and Puma jumps in to get Maria out of the way before Coleberry can do anything to her.
• Lady Looks Like a Dude: Implied. Puma initially mistakes her for a man, although to be fair, Puma is one of the less sane tropers.
• Non-Ironic Clown: She is a friendly mime who enjoys entertaining people.
• Platonic Life-Partners: Her role with Puma, currently. They danced together in the ballroom episode, but they are still just friends.
• Silent Snarker: Although she only speaks "mime", she occasionally snarks at Puma and other people, such as when she elbows Puma to stop him from making a "Steamed Hams" reference.
• Stealth Hi/Bye: She tends to come and go, sometimes surprising Puma when she appears.

Nyoom

Art by Zanreo.

A small robot Zanreo built. Played by Zanreo.

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• Energy Weapon: Can shoot laser beams, not exactly unexpected considering who the creator is.
• Mix-and-Match Critters: Described as looking like "a weird square bug with cat ears and 3 tails".

Spiky-haired Manager

Art by Zanreo

The manager of the anime shop Zanreo works at in "Mechani-chaos". Played by Zanreo.

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• Anime Hair: Described as having spiky, wild hair.
• Expy: Based on Meito Anizawa aka. Anime Tenchou, another hammy, spiky-haired manager of an anime/manga shop.
• Large Ham: Tends to be loud, dramatic and very enthusiastic. Even encourages this behavior among the staff, who are told to "always give it [their] all".

The Elvuz family

Emperor Elvuz

A supposedly villainous figure who lives/hides in West’s room. Played by JTTWLover.

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• Batman in My Basement: Hides from the heroes (Alice, Bob, Charlie and Hiro) in West’s room half of the time.

• Hidden Depths: West mentions him being a cinnamon roll.
• Shirtless Scene: Somehow his shirt was rippen when he was Drunk on Milk.

Kenneth “Ken” David Elvuz

Rosemary “Red” Plum Elvuz

Tropes applying to both

• Full-Name Ultimatum: West does this to them when they try to sneak on the Tropers and follow them to Tropesburg.
• Kid Hero: Described as being near West’s age, yet fully functional heroes.

Girlia

A 5-year-old girl played by Autistic Alivia.

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• Punctuated! For! Emphasis! - "I. SAID. GO. AWAY!"

Hubert

Art by Arimothereindeer.

A cloudman who lives in a cloud city above Tropesberg and the surrounding area. He first appears in "It's Raining Right Here," where he accidentally creates a massive storm that drives the conflict of the episode, and spends the whole episode trying to make up for it. Played by DrNoPuma.

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• Apologizes a Lot: He apologizes frequently for creating the storm.
• The Atoner: He believes he is responsible for a giant, destructive storm, and he tries his best to make up for it, guiding everyone caught in the storm to a diner where they'll be safe and even attempting to pay for everything they order.
• Elemental Embodiment: Part of a species called "cloudmen", anthropomorphic clouds.
• Nerd Glasses: He's an awkward guy who wears glasses.
• Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Accidentally sets a weather-controlling machine to create a massive storm.

Baryl

An alien from the Secret Star System, and the drummer of a band called The Crescendolls. He is played by arimothereindeer and debuted in page 734.

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• Canon Foreigner: He’s from Interstella 5555.
• Security Blanket: His drumsticks, which he always carries with him and hates to be separated from them.

Blue

Galaxy's stoic, Greninja friend

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• Canon Foreigner: Is a Greninja from Pokémon.
• Cloudcuckoolander's Minder: Is technically the Minder to Galaxy's Cloudcuckoolander'ish personnality.
• The Stoic: He rarely presents emotion.

• No Sense of Humor: Has difficulty understanding jokes, such as the Steamed Hams craze.

Grh'lygbluh/Pepito

Afterwards' pet dog, more or less. Debuted in Season 5, Episode 20: The Carnival Is Not Over.

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• Animalistic Abomination: Whilst After treats him like a typical pet dog, it's evident as narrated in this post, Pepito isn't a regular dog, given that he has many eyes, three maws, and nine tongues (some of them capable of doing extreme, horrific harm if touched).

Rayne

• Amazing Technicolor Population: He has blue skin and neon green hair.
• In the Hood: He wears a black hood.

• Un Evil Laugh: He tries, but his laughter sounds really funny.

Cayenne

An shapeshifting fox who likes to pull tricks on people.Played by TabbyGirl4 and is given a proper introduction on Page 920

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• Asian Fox Spirit: A blend between a Kitsune and Gumiho who is a trickster and can shapeshift.

• Last Episode, New Character: Debuts in the season 5 finale.
• Satellite Character: She pretty much revolves around Tabby, literally.

• Trademark Favorite Food: Sunny D, any type of greasy food, and human body parts.
• Voluntary Shapeshifting: Can shapeshift in many things but the subject she transforms into still has her bright glowing orange eyes.

Season 6

Aoife Jilo Boudreaux

A African-American (Gullah / Cajun) woman born in Louisiana, she's an ancestor to Keiron Quincy Cioran. Debuted on page 1134

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• The Alcoholic: Although, she can't handle liquor very well, she still drinks hard liquors like tequila.

Anjana Raina

A Kashmiri woman who owns a failing restaurant specializing in her native culture's cuisine. She is constantly tired and wonders on end how to keep this business afloat. Debuted on page 1136

Abelino Alvarado

A Mexican pianist who works in the Kashmiri restaurant. He is a jolly (if not raucaus at times) man with pride in his heritage. Debuted on page 1135

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• Affectionate Nickname: He refers to Afterwards as "niño", when learning that they're both Chicano and infrequently calls Nakijin, "Jinji", to embarrass him.

• Gratuitous Spanish

• Team Dad: Is the most stable of the entire Kashmiri crew and the oldest.

Nakijin Ocampo

A Filipino-Ryukyuan man with a sardonic temperament and a draconian sense of humour. He is the chef at the Kashmiri restaurant. Debuted on page 1137

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• Embarrassing Nickname: He hates being called "Jinjin". Aoife knows this and calls him that, anyway.
  • Abelino goes a step further and calls him "Jinji"
• Gayngst: Has a mild case of this, in that, although he's gay he doesn't want to come off as flaming

Caitlin Snow/Killer Frost

A character from the television show The Flash (2014). She's also Leaf's adoptive sister and doppelganger.

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• An Ice Person: Killer Frost has these powers. It kind of comes with the territory.
• Big Sister Instinct: As soon as she realizes her sister, Leaf, is missing, she becomes extremely worried before conducting interrogations.
• Canon Foreigner: She's from The Flash (2014)
• Cloudcuckoolander's Minder: She often plays the Straight Man to Leaf's eccentricities, and calls her out when she does things that striker her as a little too weird.
• Split Personality: Killer Frost, an alternate personality of Caitlin's. The two seem to regard themselves as separate women who happen to inhabit the same body.
• Wrong Genre Savvy: In her debut episode, she seemed to believe she was in a mystery story and tried to pinpoint clues as to where Leaf may have disappeared to. Said episode was actually a slice-of-life episode.

Season 7

Hayley Stephanie Quinlan

Art by Andy LA

A seven-year-old Cheerful Child who styles herself after Harley Quinn. Debuted in page 1229 (with a voice-only cameo in page 1228).

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• Cousin Oliver: A kid character in the series, although the author is attempting to avoid the negative trappings of the trope.
• Genki Girl: She's very energetic.
• Lighter and Softer: She's described as a girl who's very much into the DC Super Hero Girls shorts and liked that version of Harley Quinn so much, she decided to pattern herself after her; ergo, no villainous madcaps.
  • Also, that bat she's carrying? It's a wiffle bat.
• Punny Name: Hayley Quinlan <-> Harley Quinn... get it?

Grand Sun

GRAND SUN? GRAND SUN?! WHAT THE FUCK?! (Edit by DrNoPuma)

The main antagonist of "Glitching Out." It's the head of Grand Dad, replacing the sun when the glitches take over Tropesburg.

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• Adaptational Villainy: The character we know as Grand Dad was a Captain Ersatz of the heroic Mario. A crappy bootleg version, but still a heroic protagonist. Grand Sun, however, is pure evil and tries to kill the tropers. Grand Sun may not necessarily be the same character as Grand Dad, but it takes the form of Grand Dad.
• Chekhov's Gunman: Grand Sun was initially intended as a one-note gag about the sun becoming Grand Dad's head when the world is glitchified. Grand Sun later wound up being the main antagonist and the source of the glitches.
• Flying Face: The head of the "Grand Dad" meme as an evil, living sun.
• Phrase Catcher: Its mere existence causes some of the tropers to quote Vinesauce, the group that made Grand Dad a meme in the first place.
• Pokémon Speak: Inexplicably, the only thing it's capable of saying is "GRAAAAAAND SUN" when the Tropers are near.
• Punny Name: Grand Sun. Grandson.
• Recursive Ammo: It shoots cavemen. The cavemen throw clubs.
• Sinister Sentient Sun: An evil living sun that tries to kill the Tropers, first by firing cavemen and then with Peter Griffins and Goombas with the face of Joe Biden.
• Tennis Boss: Grand Sun shoots Mario cavemen, that also throw clubs. Puma invokes this trope by trying to hit both the cavemen and the clubs back at it.
• Womb Level: After defeating Grand Sun in a battle, the tropers go inside it to find the source of the glitches. For some reason the texture on the inside is upside-down pot leaves.

Chris Evans

Chris Evans

Debut: S7E8, "A Very Special Guest"

Played by: TropesForever

The actual actor Chris Evans himself. He is a cast member of Sasquatché!, a bizarre show which Taco Badger makes a guest appearance on. Unfortunately, this proves to be Evans' final acting role.

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• Back from the Dead: In The Stinger for The Perfect Storm, Evans comes back as a zombie.
• Broken Ace: Despite being a well-loved actor, he spends most of his brief appearance crying for some unspecified reason.
• In Memoriam: At the end of S7E8 there is one of these in honor of Evans after he died during the events of the show.
• Long-Lost Relative: He portrays the long lost father of Taco’s character in the show Sasquatché!.
• The Scottish Trope: Saying Chris Evans' name will cause all the servers in the Tropersville mall to shoot at you, as Robert Downey Jr.'s contract while guest-starring on the show forbids mentioning Evans.
• Spirit Advisor: After he's killed, his soul gives some sage advice to Afterwards before departing to heaven.

Robert Downey Junior

Robert Downey Junior

Debut: S7E8, "A Very Special Guest"

Played by: TropesForever

The actual actor Robert Downey Junior himself. He is the guest star of the episode, and the tropers spend a lot of time trying to get everything ready for his arrival.

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• Advertised Extra: He appears once in the end for about 20 seconds before leaving with the money.
• Special Guest: He is the titular very special guest of the episode.

Mrs. E

Debut: Season 7 Episode 2

Played by: DrNoPuma

A mysterious old woman who owns a spooky Gothic mansion in the country just outside Tropesburg. She made an Early-Bird Cameo in S7:E2 before having a more prominent role in S7:E9. Played by DrNoPuma.

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• Beehive Hairdo: She has one. It adds to her eccentricity.
• "Darkness von Gothick" Name: Played for Laughs. Her last name is Evildeathmurderbloodkilldarkgorestabbenstein, but she's not nearly as edgy as her name would indicate.
• Lady in Red: She always wears a red dress,
• Not So Stoic: She initially presents herself as an eccentric Cool Old Lady who speaks in rhyme and has an air of mystery to her. It's revealed in S7:E9 that she can be a lot more emotional and vulnerable when she's desperate.
• Overly Long Name: Her full last name is Evildeathmurderbloodkilldarkgorestabbenstein.
• Rhymes on a Dime: Invoked in-universe. She likes to speak in rhyme, but it's clear that she has to go out of her way to do this, and she can't keep it up when she's stressed.

The Butlers (and butlers)

Debut: Season 7 Episode 9

Played by: DrNoPuma

The Butlers are a family locked in a feud with Mrs. E's family. They started a school to teach butlers and maids to kill, but a catastrophic event killed the Butlers, butlers, and maids all at once, but they have returned as vengeful ghosts.

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• Big Bad: While all of them are equally responsible for the episode's conflict, Bob Butler, the family patriarch, is the mastermind of the bunch.
• The Butler Did It: Deconstructed and Played for Laughs. The Butlers attempt to teach real butlers and maids to be killers, and all end up dying. They then come back as ghosts and kill Mrs. E's husband.
• Feuding Families: The Butlers have long had a feud with the Evildeathmurderbloodkilldarkgorestabbensteins.
• The Jeeves: Zig-zagged and Played for Laughs. The members of the Butler family all resemble stereotypical butlers and maids, but the actual butlers and maids are more diverse in appearance.
• Sealed Evil in a Can: They all end up sealed inside Mrs. E's pipe organ.

Tory

Debut: Season 7 Episode 15

Played by: TheGeekArtist08

A young person who met the Tropers when everyone^note  except Risdio turned into cats. Not much is known about them just yet.

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• Childhood Friends: With Katrina.

Shelley

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A Frankenstein's Monster who is antagonistic to Bee. Made an Early-Bird Cameo on page 1425 in the episode "A Terrible Cat-Astrophe" before making her proper debut on page 1539, during the episode "Martin Mint-Chocolate-Chip and the Ice Cream Factory. Was played by Ayy Bee 121 in her debut, before being taken over by Dookie Idiot Nimrod.

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• Frankenstein's Monster: She has patched skin that generally veers towards teal.
• Jerkass: Pretty much her entire characterization up to this point.
• Named After Somebody Famous: Named after Mary Shelley, author of Frankenstein.

Geek

Debut: Season 7 episode 16, "Martin Mint-Chocolate-Chip and the Ice Cream Factory

Played by: Dookie Idiot Nimrod and The Geek Artist 08

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A young person who was accidentally chosen to be one of Martin Mint Choco Chip's heir by Dookie due to a mishap.

• Ambiguous Gender: Not a lot called them by a gendered something, with the only gendered word they were called as is "an upstanding young gentleman" by Martin Mint Choco Chip.
• Punny Name: Their name is based on Dookie's habit of calling Katrina and/or Tory Geek.

Bobbit Worm

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Libre's pet bobbit worm. Debuted in Season 7, Episode 20. Played by Some Libre.

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• Dig Attack: Performs this upon the Alpha Demodog in "Tropesburg Gets Even Stranger", burrowing under it, then emerging from the ground to drag it's leg down and amputate it.
• Fast Tunneling: It can move quickly through a combination of digging in and jumping out of the ground, similar to how enemies with the Worm AI in Terraria move in the ground and the air.
• Painting the Medium: Anything said by the bobbit worm is always preceded with "Bobbit worm:" and forgoes quotation marks.
• Talking Animal: Is capable of speaking English, and can communicate with the more humanlike Tropers.

Season 8

Bobby Buzzer

The host of the titular gameshow in "Bobby Buzzer's Bombastic Bameshow". Played by Madface7.

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• Breaking the Fourth Wall: Directly responds to Tilly "answering" his trivia questions despite the latter watching the gameshow through a television in the apartment, then penetrates through the gameshow's In-Universe Camera and the television to flip the bird upon Tilly when she questions how Bobby could do that.
• Dirty Coward: Tries to get the gameshow participants (the Tropers and their opposing villains) to fill his tax forms for him out of fear that his belongings will be taken away if it's not filled.
  Knife: ...Bobby, just lie on your tax forms like the rest of us. Don't make us do them for you!
  Bobby Buzzer: No, these aren't tax returns! They're fun 🅱️uzzles! (quietly) please just let me have this they're going to take my house.
  Libre: (sees Bobby mouthing something) The FUCK was that you're mouthing? I'm a foreigner and a teen, I don't know these tax systems dammit!
• Game Show Host: Of the titular gameshow of the episode, "Bobby Buzzer's Bombastic Bameshow".
• Going Commando: A quiz question of his reveals that he's not wearing pants during the gameshow in the episode.
  Bonkhaus J. Wolfspiders: You wear white boxers with little pink heart designs on it.
  Bobby Buzzer: Ooh, sorry, it was a trick question! I'm not wearing any underwear.
• Shapeshifting:
  • After being pressured by the Tropers regarding his relationship status with his wife. Bobby starts glowing a bright light, which the Tropers still qualified for the quiz anticipate by readying their weaponry...as he turns into a green train with a large red B button emoji on his side, weeping over his divorce.
    Bobby Buzzer: I suppose this had to be revealed sometime... for I am actually Train B...^note Referring to a previous trivia quiz involving 2 trains (Train A and Train B), their speed, their passengers, and their sexuality.
    Knife: ...So, are we gonna fight this train?
  • He later on reverts back to his human form to give the gameshow's prize money to Libre.

Peppy the Parrot

Art made in Scratch

An anthropomorphic yellow-and-blue macaw who's Fuzzy's pet. He can talk just like a human being would. He was originally Fuzzy's imaginary friend until Fuzzy built an invention that accidentally brought him to life. He also has electricity powers triggered by his emotions. Played by K-Fuzzy-A

• Badass Adorable: His electricity powers can make his extremely strong when he can control them..

• Emotional Powers: His electricity powers are tied to his emotions, usually fear, excitement or anger.
• Funny Animal: An anthropomorphic talking parrot.

• Motor Mouth: Being a parrot, he tends to talk a lot. To an annoying extent.
• Ridiculously Cute Critter: A baby parrot no larger than a small dog.

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Introduced in Season 9