Back to the Future: The Game/Characters

Characters from  include:

Edna Strickland
Sister of Gerald Strickland. Even less tolerant about morality and law than her little brother.


 * All Girls Want Bad Boys:
 * Big Bad: Of the game.
 * Catch Phrase:
 * "It's a fact, look it up."
 * "Hooligans!"
 * Crazy Cat Lady: The original 1986!Edna and.
 * Cloudcuckoolander: Edna. By the time Episode 5 rolls around, Marty exclaims, "Jeez, that lady was always a loon!"
 * Epic Fail:
 * Evil Old Folks
 * Grumpy Old Woman
 * Hollywood Tone Deaf: However, her song
 * Hot Scoop: In 1931
 * Knight Templar: Her views of justice are... Petty, to say the least.
 * Moral Guardians
 * Not-So-Harmless Villain
 * Puppy Dog Eyes: Young Edna lays this trope on Young Emmett, provoking a hilarious attempt at a smile.
 * Red Herring Shirt
 * : Citizen Edna.
 * She Who Fights Monsters
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist: More Extreme than well-intentioned.
 * Why did it have to be dogs ?:
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist: More Extreme than well-intentioned.
 * Why did it have to be dogs ?:

Emmett "First Citizen" Brown
An alternate Emmett Brown created by Marty's errors in the game. As different from the original Doc as you can get.


 * Anti-Villain
 * Absent-Minded Professor: Less that the original Doc Brown. Thanks or because of Edna's influence on him.
 * Big Brother Is Watching: In Episode 3, "Big Brother" is Citizen Brown.
 * Decoy Leader
 * Face Heel Turn: See What the Hell, Hero? below.
 * Heroic Blue Screen of Death: See My God, What Have I Done?.
 * Man in White
 * My God, What Have I Done?: Once he realized his wife Edna used him and his science to try to turn Hill Valley citizens into mindless robots.
 * Reasonable Authority Figure
 * Refusal of the Call: Never became the scientist Doc Brown became. Instead ruling Hill Valley with an Iron Fist.
 * Science Is Bad: He blames his science for turning so corrupt in the future. He's wrong, of course, but he's unlikely to listen to reason...
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist
 * What the Hell, Hero?: Calls out Marty on this, because Marty fixing the timeline equals him and his life being erased from existence. He Take a Third Option.

Irving "Kid" Tannen
Biff Tannen's father and a famous mob boss in 1931's Hill Valley. Owner of the Speakeasy that was blown the same year.


 * Disc One Final Boss: He's kinda like the Big Bad in episode 1 & 2, but his role is limited to cameos in the others episodes.
 * Jerkass
 * Malaproper: "Make like a tree and die, rat!"
 * Opposites Attract:
 * Opposites Attract:

Trixie Trotter/
A.k.a. Kid Tannen's singer and girlfriend.


 * Dumb Blonde: Though less than she initially seems, she's certainly no genius.
 * Heel Face Turn: Thanks to Marty who managed to trick Trixie into thinking Arthur was killed by Kid Tannen.
 * Good Bad Girl:
 * Mysterious Past: What CueBall knows about Trixie but never really tell.
 * Glamorous Wartime Singer
 * Mysterious Past: What CueBall knows about Trixie but never really tell.
 * Glamorous Wartime Singer

Arthur McFly
Marty's grandfather and George's father. Almost George's spitting image.


 * All There in the Manual: The novel says that Arthur went to WW 1 but was sent home when they noticed how young he was. Arthur returned home without even firing a single shot and became a laughing stock. This event destroyed his self-confidence.
 * Extreme Doormat: Like George, his future son, but overall, his life is less miserable than George's was.
 * Happily Married:
 * Identical Grandson: He looks exactly like George.
 * Sexy Mentor: For Trixie