History Characters / HunterTheParenting

* WomanChild: SHe's highly eccentric, loud, a shameless otaku, and very temperamental. This is the main reason why Kitten can't stand her.

* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Like his father, no one likes him. Marckus, in particular, despises him for the bullying he subjected him to years ago.

* ManChild: According to Harry, he's been the same schoolyard bully for the past twenty years and has evidently not grown past it.

* NothingIsFunnier: We don't know exactly what he ranted into the phone at his father after the first few seconds, as it was covered up by a ClusterBleepBomb. For all we know the voice actor could have been reciting their last shopping list or a takeout receipt.

* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Whatever the hell he ranted into (what he thought was) Marckus' fianceé's phone was so crass and sexist the show censored it and even his own dad grounded him on the spot.

* PsychopathicManchild: He may have aged twenty years physically, but he's still the loud, crude, immature schoolyard bully that Marckus remembers him as.

* NiceGuy: Sure, all three are good friends with Marckus, but Grimal has the tendecy [[ManBitesMan to bite people]], and Elise is... well, [[CreepyGood Elise]].

* OnlySaneMan: He's the only "normal" member of his group of friends, being a guy with only casual interest in various media like ''Franchise/DragonBall'' -- compared to Marckus, a devoted gamer who is also a Hunter; Grimal, an energetic Japanese "weeaboo"; and Elise, a enigmatic {{Goth}} girl with spooky tastes. He's also the group's voice of reason.

* BatterUp: Her Yaoi Paddle is more than just a cringeworthy tool from an era best forgotten by many anime fans. It also makes for a wonderful bludgeoning weapon that she can easily shatter bones with. Git is horrified to find out its end is ''sharp''.

* BrickJoke: In the Audiolog introducing her she laments that she has to crawl in the ventilation ducts to listen in on closed door meetings by the senior Arcanum members. In a Chapter 4 interstitial she's seen in the security room where she doesn't have official access, previously described as a well-ventilated room. No prizes for guessing how she got in...
* CassandraTruth: She's mocked by Marckus for her belief in [[TabletopGame/KindredOfTheEast the kuei-jin]], a species of east-asian undead often confused for vampires. Even ''Big-D'' doesn't believe in them, according to Marckus, writing them off as "[[VideoGame/VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines a bunch of LARPers based in LA]]". It doesn't help that Grimal's research on them is [[RightForTheWrongReasons heavily skewed]] by her [[OccidentalOtaku Japanophilia]].

* ManicPixieDreamGirl: Deconstructed. It seems this is why her relationship with Kitten went down badly - Grimal seems to be trying to make him less miserable with attempts at injecting levity into the situation through her eccentricities, and think he should be happy to be free of Arcanum's constraints. Kitten is clearly sick of this and considers her both oblivious to what he actually needed and insufferable in her obsessions.

* LawmanBaton: Being the head of security for the local chapter house, he is seen carrying a simple wooden club. Although due to his very unlikeable personality he mostly uses it to harass others.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Implied, as in episode 4 he seems confused at least about existence of the werecreatures, despite his father taking him on his "werebear safari". It's unclear if he knew about Vampires before events of episode 4.

* MaliciousMisnaming: He called Marckus "Marcky-D" and talks down to him like a child, refers to Harry as "Hairyleg", and constantly compares Grimal to sea creatures. Averts it with Elise, but she still doesn't like him. Marckus rather insistently calls him "Broke Slackjaw" at every opportunity in return though.

* NothingIsFunnier: We don't actually know exactly what he ranted into the phone at his father after the first few seconds, as it was covered up by a ClusterBleepBomb; for all we know the voice actor could have been reciting their last shopping list or a takeout receipt.

** The first time was when Marckus tricks him into spouting crass and sexist profanity at his own father, Remold, who [[CallingTheYoungManOut scolds him for his foul mouth]] and essentially grounds him. He is reduced to stammering in shock the entire time.