Amateur Surgeon/Characters

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Dr. Alan Probe
"The protagonist of the story. Initially an ordinary pizza boy, his life changes after meeting (or better said, running over) Dr. Bleed. At this point, he has to work hard and struggle with some conflicts in order to become a world famous surgeon, in which he eventually succeeds."


 * Anti-Hero: He lacks some traits of the Ideal Hero, but is a hero nonetheless.
 * Back-Alley Doctor
 * Bad Job, Worse Uniform: As a pizza boy.
 * Berserk Button: Mess with his loved ones and you're over. Got it, Dwayne Pipe?
 * Big Fun
 * Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass
 * Demoted to Extra: Mildly in the third game. He's still one of the main characters, but now he's the mentor of the Player Character Ophelia Payne.
 * Dynamic Character: He's the main character, what do you expect?
 * Eccentric Mentor: To Ophelia.
 * Genius Ditz: He's one of the best surgeons ever seen, but otherwise is a moron.
 * Grumpy Old Man: In the second game.
 * Happily Married: To Aureola. Even when they're separated, he's still faithful to her.
 * Heterosexual Life Partners: With Bleed, his mentor and father figure.
 * Idiot Hero
 * Inferiority Superiority Complex: In the second game, despite claiming himself the best surgeon ever, he mentions he had to deal with self-loathing for being a fallen grace and alienating his family. He gets better, though.
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Downplayed. He's cocky and inconsiderate, but otherwise a very Nice Guy who will do his best to save everyone.
 * Keet: As a kid, definitely.
 * Knight in Sour Armor: As for the second game.
 * Mad Doctor: A benevolent version.
 * Official Couple: With Aureola.
 * Sad Clown: Implied. His fun-loving personality is his way to cope with the hard life he had. This becomes ironic once known he fears clowns.
 * Stepford Smiler
 * Why Did It Have to Be Clowns?

Dr. Ignacious Bleed
"A former surgeon, now vagrant, he starts teaching Alan surgery after the latter runs him over. He fell from grace after a horrible incident that made most of his patients die, and is still being haunted for that. Thanks to Alan, he discovers the truth and gets better."


 * The Alcoholic: Or, better said, cough syrup-holic.
 * Back-Alley Doctor
 * Back for the Dead: But only for few minutes.
 * Bonus Boss: In the second game.
 * Character Development: Goes from cynical and depressed to a way more cheerful and optimistic man.
 * Cynical Mentor: Before Character Development.
 * Dark and Troubled Past: His Trigger. See My Greatest Failure.
 * Demoted to Extra: A justified case, since he died as for the second game.
 * The Eeyore: At first.
 * Killed Off for Real
 * Like a Son to Me: Alan.
 * Living Emotional Crutch: Alan is the main reason why he still keeps living.
 * Mentor Occupational Hazard
 * My Greatest Failure: The Old Hospital fiasco. Subverted, as it wasn't his fault at all.
 * The Obi-Wan
 * Only Sane Man
 * Posthumous Character: From the second game onwards.
 * The Scapegoat: To Dwayne.
 * So Proud of You: After being resurrected, he says this to Alan.
 * Tsunshun: He gets better.

Aureola Probe (née Svelte)
"A young woman who has been attacking criminals, in order to hunt down the guy who killed her parents (who died in the Old Hospital fiasco). Dr. Bleed is suspected as the murderer, until she reveals she isn't hunting him at all. She's Alan's Love Interest."


 * Anti-Villain: She only attacks criminals, and wants to hunt down her parents' murderer.
 * Broken Bird
 * Defrosting Ice Queen: Initially rude to Alan, she ends up marrying him later.
 * Demoted to Extra: She barely appears in the other games.
 * Hair-Trigger Temper
 * Happily Married: To Alan.
 * Heel Face Turn
 * Karma Houdini: Justified. Alan makes Dwayne the responsible of all her crimes, since he was the one who initiated everything and deserved it more.
 * Knight of Cerebus: Her poisoning criminals leds the plot to a darker path, though she's nothing compared to Dwayne Pipe.
 * Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Holy shit.
 * Tsunshun: Lampshaded by Bleed, stating she had become "mad with grief".
 * Vigilante Woman
 * Woobie Destroyer Of Worlds
 * You Killed My Parents: To Dwayne.

Officer Brutality
"The officer of the city, he's one of Alan's friends and allies. He's investigating the attacks of the criminals that have been happening recently. He ends up arresting Dwayne Pipe twice, thanks to Alan's help."


 * Anti-Hero
 * Ascended Extra: In the third game, he beats injuries with his police baton.
 * Dirty Cop: Downplayed. Despite his harsh treatment and the fact he lets both Alan and Bleed heal criminals outside the law, he's actually a Reasonable Authority Figure.
 * Good Is Neither Nice Nor Soft
 * Hair-Trigger Temper
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's harsh and hot-tempered, but he's on the good side.
 * Knight Templar: He borders on this.
 * Large Ham
 * Morality Pet: Alan is one of the (very) few people he treats with politeness and respect.
 * Pet the Dog: While he's pretty brutal with the criminals, he's concerned about what happens to them, investigating the mysterious attacks. Possibly a case of Hypocritical Heartwarming.
 * Police Brutality: It's right in his name.
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist: His treatment towards criminals puts him directly into this trope. He's trying to "fix" them, although Alan mentions he also takes sadistic pleasure in it.

Dwayne Pipe aka Horrace d'Obscene aka the President
"A strange frenchman who has bugs in his body. He's revealed to be the main antagonist in the game, being responsible for Bleed's fall and is Aureola's parents' true murderer. He ends up arrested for all his crimes, swearing revenge on Alan."


 * Arch Enemy: He's Alan Probe's personal nightmare.
 * Big Bad: In the first and second games, being responsible of all the shit Alan is in. In the third game is more of a Bigger Bad.
 * The Chessmaster
 * Evil Laugh
 * Faux Affably Evil: He's polite and charming, as well as a mass murderer and Manipulative Bastard extraordinaire.
 * For the Evulz: His main motivation at first. It changes to Revenge on escalating levels.
 * French Jerk: Subverted, as he fakes being french.
 * Gratuitous French: In the first game.
 * The Heavy: He's the main villain of the story, with his actions having important consequences.
 * Knight of Cerebus: Despite having Laughably Evil traits, his mere presence darkens the plot and his actions are taken 100% seriously.
 * Laser-Guided Karma: Everything bad that happens to him is very well-deserved.
 * Karma Houdini Warranty: He would be a straight Karma Houdini if it weren't for Alan.
 * Master Poisoner: Hell yeah.
 * President Evil: In the second game.
 * Red and Black and Evil All Over
 * Serial Killer
 * The Sociopath: He killed and ruined numerous lives, and shows no remorse for any of that.
 * Vile Villain, Not-So-Saccharine Game
 * Villain with Good Publicity: As the president, until he's arrested again.
 * Worthy Opponent: He views himself as Alan's greatest archenemy. Alan doesn't think the same.

Bradley The Aide (real name Buttley Probe Jr.)
"Alan's companion in the second game, he's working for the president and makes Alan's comeback to surgery. He's later revealed to be Alan's grandson, having searching for him to rebuild his family, in which he succeeds."


 * Adorkable
 * Anti-Villain: He isn't evil in the least, but he's working for the President Evil. Once the President's secret identity comes out, he immediately sides with Alan.
 * Bishonen
 * Conflicting Loyalty: He's torned between his job as the President's lackey and his affection towards his grandfather Alan. He ultimately chooses the latter.
 * The Cutie: So much. Which leads to...
 * Break the Cutie: See No-Holds-Barred Beatdown.
 * Long-Lost Relative: To Alan.
 * Alan, I Am Your Grandson
 * Morality Pet: To Alan.
 * Nervous Wreck: He's usually seen sweating with a scared expression in his face. With good reason.
 * Nice Guy
 * No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: On the receiving end by the president, to the point he had to be operated. This act really pissed Alan.
 * Shrinking Violet