The Spectacular Gargoyles/Characters

Goliath
Leader of the Manhattan Clan. Goliath was chosen by the leaders of the London, Mayan and Ishimura clans to act as overall Leader of the newly formed Gargoyle Nation.


 * Badass
 * Beast and Beauty: With Elisa.
 * The Fettered
 * Genius Bruiser: He spends every spare moment in the library reading.
 * The Hero
 * Hot Dad
 * Hurting Hero
 * Interspecies Romance: With Elisa Maza
 * Named After Somebody Famous: After the biblical character Goliath.
 * Papa Wolf: Do NOT EVER harm any member (human and gargoyle) of Goliath's clan. Believe me, you'll be wishing you hadn't.
 * Tall, Dark and Handsome: From a gargoyle (and Elisa's) standpoint.
 * Team Dad
 * Warrior Poet

Elisa Maza

 * Action Girl
 * Arbitrary Skepticism
 * Badass Normal: With special emphasis on the Badass.
 * Beast and Beauty
 * Boobs of Steel
 * The Commissioner Gordon: Of the "Heroes are obscure and/or feared and their police friend isn't at the top of the Police totem pole" variety.
 * Cool Big Sis
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Fair Cop
 * The Fettered
 * Hot Amazon
 * Interspecies Romance: With Goliath
 * Team Mom
 * Twofer Token Minority: Native American and African-American.

Hudson

 * Badass Grandpa: He's the oldest of the clan and, while he's not as physically fit as he used to be, he still holds his own.
 * Cool Old Guy
 * Eye Scream
 * It's X. I Hate X.: What does Hudson hate? Spunk, of course.
 * The Mentor
 * The Obi-Wan: Slips into this because his great age also grants him great wisdom.
 * Team Dad: And Broadway is his biological son, too.
 * Warrior Therapist
 * Weapon of Choice: His trademark sword.

Brooklyn

 * Badass
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * The Lancer
 * Number Two
 * Slap Slap Kiss: His relationship with his mate, Katana.

Katana

 * Action Mom
 * Happily Mated: To Brooklyn; their final egg is in the Manhattan Rookery.
 * Hot Chick with a Sword: She's a Samurai, it's a given.
 * Hot Mom: To Nashville and, eventually, Tachi.
 * Jidai Geki: From the Edo period actually.
 * Mama Bear
 * Red Oni, Blue Oni: Blue, black-haired gargoyle to Brooklyn's red, white-haired coloration.

Nashville/Gnash

 * Deadpan Snarker

Angela

 * Action Mom: Nashville is her rookery son.
 * Badass Adorable
 * Bare Your Midriff
 * The Chick
 * Cute Little Fangs
 * Cute Monster Girl
 * Happily Mated: To Broadway; their first egg is in the Manhattan Rookery.
 * Meaningful Name: Just happens to have a karmically opposite name to Demona...
 * She's Got Legs
 * Strong Family Resemblance: To her mother Demona. Her hair and skin tones match daddy Goliath spot-on too.
 * Wide-Eyed Idealist: The exact opposite of her mother concerning views on humans.

Lexington

 * Badass Bookworm
 * Berserk Button: The Pack, due to a huge Broken Pedestal moment.
 * Beware the Nice Ones
 * Big Brother Instinct: To Alex Xanatos
 * Gadgeteer Genius: This is a gargoyle who was born in the 10th century and yet learned how to re-assemble a motorcycle and use a computer (along with other gadgets) in the span of a few months.
 * Shorter Means Smarter
 * The Smart Guy
 * Word of Gay

Broadway

 * Badass
 * Beware the Nice Ones: It's hard to piss him off, but when it does happen...
 * Big Eater
 * The Big Guy
 * Doesn't Like Guns: One of the few things that'll make him mad.
 * Gentle Giant
 * Happily Mated: To Angela.
 * Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: Broadway isn't exactly ugly, but Angela's hotness more than qualifies them for this trope.

Staghart/Amp
Left with Griff to join the New Camelot Clan but couldn't really find a place there, so he joined up with the Manhattan Clan instead.


 * Ambiguously Gay

Bronx

 * All Animals Are Dogs
 * Big Friendly Dog: To friends.
 * Angry Guard Dog: To enemies.
 * Heroic Dog: At least, if we're prepared to relax the definition of 'dog.'
 * Team Pet
 * Happily Mated: To Boudicca.

Fu-Dog

 * All Animals Are Dogs
 * Team Pet: for the Timedancing Family

Boudicca

 * All Animals Are Dogs
 * Team Pet: formerly for the Avalon Clan
 * Happily Mated: To Bronx - their first egg is in the Manhattan Rookery.

David Xanatos

 * Affably Evil: Impeccably polite to his enemies.
 * Anti-Villain: Type I.
 * Arch Enemy: To Goliath initially, and others.
 * Badass in a Nice Suit
 * Badass Normal: He can hold his own with Goliath and even Oberon with his own gadgets and know-how.
 * Beard of Evil
 * The Chessmaster
 * Corrupt Corporate Executive
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Determinator: "Nothing terrifies me, because nothing is beyond my ability to change."
 * Enemy Mine
 * Evil Genius: He personally built the technology his billion dollar company sells.
 * Evil Virtues: Ambition, Hard Work, Love, Patience, Responsibility, Resourcefulness, Determination, Loyalty, Honor.
 * Fascinating Eyebrow
 * Fiction 500
 * Genre Savvy
 * Happily Married: To Fox.
 * Hot Dad
 * The Illuminati: A Thirty-Three.
 * I Love You Because I Can't Control You
 * Immortality Seeker
 * It's Personal: Explicitly averted. Xanatos spent enough money to build a skyscraper expressly to free the gargoyles, funds advanced robotics, cloning and bio-engineering facilities without showing any concern for the costs involved, and spends not a cent on revenge, ever.
 * Magnificent Bastard
 * The Man Behind the Man: Behind the Ultra-Pack
 * Manipulative Bastard
 * Marry for Love
 * Nothing Personal: "You are taking this much too personally."
 * Papa Wolf
 * Powered Armor
 * Screw the Rules, I Have Money
 * Self-Made Man
 * Tranquil Fury
 * The Trickster: At heart.
 * Villain with Good Publicity
 * "Well Done, Son" Guy: He thought he could impress his dad by being a Self-Made Man, but it's not until he shows himself as a Papa Wolf that he finally gets his dad's praise.
 * Wicked Cultured: As a billionaire, he enjoys the finer things in life, such as living in an authentic Scottish castle. As for how he became a billionaire....
 * Xanatos Gambit: Duh.

Owen Burnett

 * Affably Evil: So polite he borders on The Stoic.
 * Badass Abnormal: He has solid rock hand for punching.
 * Battle Butler: To Xanatos. Be it fighting, carrying out plans, Owen does it quickly and efficiently.
 * Creepy Monotone
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Four Eyes, Zero Soul
 * Punch Clock Villain: He's not really evil; he just works for Xanatos.
 * The Stoic
 * Sealed Inside a Person-Shaped Can: Owen is the can.
 * Secret Identity: He's Puck.
 * Straight Man
 * Taken for Granite: Has a stone arm after dipping it in the Cauldron of Life.
 * And he knows how to use it.

Fox

 * Action Mom
 * Boobs of Steel
 * The Chessmaster
 * Cunning Like a Fox: Duh, even if Xanatos overshadows her.
 * Dark Action Girl
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Evil Redhead
 * Eyepatch of Power: Not exactly an eyepatch, but that blue tattoo covering her right eye comes close.
 * Fiery Redhead
 * Half-Human Hybrid: Daughter of Queen Titania
 * Happily Married
 * Hot Amazon
 * Hot Mom
 * Mama Bear
 * Marry for Love
 * Meaningful Name: As pointed out in Cunning Like a Fox, it's a given, but her given name is also meaningful. "Renard" is the name given to the fox character in old French animal tales. There has been talk about the coincidence of Goliath having a nemesis named "David." When you consider that "Janine" is a feminine version of "Jonathon"...
 * Ubermensch

Demona
Once she was Goliath's great love, now she is his greatest enemy. She will stop at nothing to destroy the human race leaving gargoyles the rulers of the Earth with her ruling the gargoyles. This pretty much makes her almost everyone on this character sheet's enemy.


 * The Aloner: She is always alone, even in a crowded room. But between Xanatos, Tombstone, Dracula, and Baron Strucker, she's got to be the best networked villain.
 * Anti-Villain: Demona is actually not an example of this trope, but a big point is made about how she thinks she's a clear-cut Type III, when she isn't.
 * The Atoner: What Brooklyn has strongly hinted she will be in the far future.
 * Ax Crazy: On occasion.
 * Bare Your Midriff
 * Big Bad: Frequently the main villain of the piece. While she does get overshadowed by Mab during her respective arc, Demona was the Big Bad before Mab and is obviously the Big Bad after Mab... although, as of late, she's sharing the title with the Green Goblin.
 * Boobs of Steel
 * Boomerang Bigot: Played with a twist. She wants to Kill All Humans for nearly wiping out her species, but when she asks Puck to make her not turn to stone during the day (as gargoyles do), he grants her request by making her turn into a human from dawn to dusk every day. Notably, this doesn't stop her — instead, it just lets her find more ways of reaching her goals, since she can now blend in with her "enemies" undetected. She easily takes to human society and tools, such as human sorcery and technology, even before she gained her human transformation curse. She even owns her own freaking company (named Nightstone)! For all of her hatred towards humans, Demona fits in far more with human civilization than she does with her fellow gargoyles.
 * Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: Constance; Prospero; she had planned to backstab Morgana le Fay and Queen Mab in the back, but she was Hoisted By Her Own Petard.
 * Corrupt Corporate Executive: As Dominique Destine.
 * Cursed with Awesome: Twice. First when she's linked to Macbeth so neither can die except at the hand of the other. There is a fairly hefty downside, but still. Then, Puck gives her a parting "gift" of human form during the day. She's angry at first, but it's a big help for her nefarious plans.
 * The Cynic
 * Dark Action Girl
 * Draco in Leather Pants: Averted... hard.
 * Even Bad Women Love Their Daughters
 * Evil Is Sexy
 * Evil Matriarch: She loves Angela so much, she's willing to kill humanity to protect her.
 * Well, she's willing to kill humanity anyway, but she really loves Angela.
 * Evil Redhead
 * Evil Sorceress
 * Fallen Heroine
 * Fantastic Racism
 * Fiery Redhead
 * Green Eyed Red Head: As Dominique Destine
 * Hot Amazon
 * Hot Mom
 * Hot Witch: She does have magical abilities after all.
 * Humans Are the Real Monsters: Her strongest belief.
 * Ignored Epiphany: Demona lives and breathes this trope. Ignoring the truth behind all the death and destruction she has caused is probably the only way she can continue to function.
 * Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Whether the Hunters do it, or the Green Goblin... she always got better.
 * Jossed: Used to often sip wine in her down time. After Greg Weisman revealed that her drink of choice is likely water, she hasn't been seen with a drink since.
 * Kill All Humans
 * Knight Templar: Subverted; she's convinced herself her cause is noble, but it's really just her lashing out at the world due to all the pain she's brought upon herself.
 * Lady Macbeth: She subtly encouraged Erichthonius to attempt to seize the leadership of the New Olympian Clan, and she is also playing Jove and Baron Strucker.
 * Magic Knight: Sorceress and warrior
 * Mama Bear
 * Manipulative Bitch: Just ask Angela, and ask Coco of the London Clan.
 * Meaningful Name: Her alias "Dominique Destine" literally means "Divine Destiny."
 * Modesty Bedsheet: Used one in a London hotel suite when she was suddenly woken up naked in bed and ran out on to the balcony, sensing great magic before quickly jetting off to Paris.
 * Ms. Fanservice: She's had more than a few nude scenes in this.
 * My God, What Have I... What Have THEY Done?
 * Never My Fault: Employed in a very serious fashion. If there is one defining character flaw for Demona, this is it. Most of her troubles and emotional agonies are entirely her fault, and her refusal to admit any responsibility on her part is the basis for her bitterness AND her racism, all of which she formed mostly to avoid the overwhelming guilt she would feel.
 * Not So Different: Demona and John Castaway.
 * Psycho Ex-Girlfriend
 * Revenge by Proxy: "Their descendants shall pay. I will have blood for blood!"
 * Secret Identity.
 * Sex Goddess: She made Erichthonius believe in "happy endings."
 * She's Got Legs
 * She Who Fights Monsters
 * Strong Family Resemblance: To Angela.
 * The Unfettered: Will stop at nothing to achieve her goal of eradicating humanity...even at the cost of wiping out her own kind, including her own daughter.
 * Unholy Matrimony: She has taken Ericthonius as her third mate, and all it took for her to accept his love and loyalty was for him to allow her to commit an atrocity.
 * The Vamp
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist: Demona started out this way, before descending to Knight Templar and finally to revenge-obsessed whacko who only thinks she is in the right because it is what she has been telling herself every night for the last millennium.
 * With Us or Against Us: "If you are not my ally, then you are my enemy."
 * Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Sometimes it's hard not to feel sorry for her.

Thailog/Alexander Thailog

 * The Chessmaster
 * Color Coded for Your Convenience
 * Corrupt Corporate Executive
 * Evil Counterpart: To both Goliath and Xanatos.
 * Evil Laugh
 * Evil Twin
 * Genius Bruiser
 * Has Three Daddies: He refers to Goliath, Sevarius and Xanatos as his "three fathers." Guess which ones he takes after the most.
 * Large Ham: He probably gets it from Sevarius.
 * The Illuminati: A Thirty-Five.
 * Laughably Evil: Unlike Xanatos, Thailog has no redeeming qualities, and yet still manages to be highly entertaining.
 * Magnificent Bastard
 * Manipulative Bastard
 * Oedipus Complex
 * Phlebotinum Rebel
 * Sdrawkcab Name: Almost

Archangela/Shock Trooper Unit Zero

 * Put on a Bus: Or Convenient Coma

Demona's Fu-Dog

 * All Animals Are Dogs
 * Team Pet: Well, Demona's pet.

Erichthonius

 * Persona Non Grata: The former Second of the New Olympian Clan, now banished from that island.
 * Unholy Matrimony: He wanted Demona to love him, and all he had to do was allow his former home and clan to be attacked by HYDRA for it to happen. An atrocity he could have prevented with a two minute phone call.
 * Villainous Crush: Inverted. He's now allied with Demona, and her new mate.
 * Weapon of Choice: The Heqat Staff. A traditional weapon among the New Olympian Clan.

Matt Bluestone

 * Agent Mulder
 * Badass Normal
 * Badass Longcoat
 * Conspiracy Theorist
 * Fair Cop
 * Friend on the Force
 * The Illuminati: A Thirty-Six.

Margot Yale

 * Fantastic Racism
 * Rich Bitch

Terry Chung

 * Interspecies Romance: A no-longer-secret one with Sphinx.

Travis Marshall

 * Intrepid Reporter

Judge Ian Roebling

 * Foghorn Leghorn: In spirit...and speech.

Coyote

 * Deadpan Snarker: He has a quip chip inside him.
 * Legacy Character: Versions 8.0 & 9.0 - versions 6.0 & 7.0 having already been destroyed in-universe (and the previous ones in canon).
 * Two-Faced

Wolf

 * Half-Human Hybrid/Genetic Engineering Is the New Nuke: Wolf.
 * The Starscream: Wolf clearly doesn't like Coyote.

Jackal

 * Ax Crazy
 * For the Evulz
 * Hollywood Cyborg
 * Psycho for Hire
 * The Sociopath

Hyena

 * Ax Crazy
 * Boobs of Steel: Well, a metal breastplate.
 * Dark Action Girl
 * For the Evulz
 * Hollywood Cyborg
 * Psycho for Hire
 * Robosexual: Attracted to Coyote.

Tasmanian Tiger

 * Villainous Crush: On Black Cat.

John Castaway

 * Affably Evil: He's quite a gentleman.
 * Evil Counterpart: To be precise, an evil human counterpart to the already evil Demona.
 * Fantastic Racism
 * The Illuminati: A Thirty-Six.
 * Never My Fault
 * Not So Different: Castaway and Demona

Sarah Browne

 * Well-Intentioned Extremist

Macbeth

 * Anti-Hero
 * Anti-Villain: Both Type I and II.
 * Badass
 * Badass Grandpa
 * Badass Longcoat
 * Death Seeker
 * Magic Knight: He's primarily a straight-forward fighter, but has been shown to be a capable sorcerer on several occasions.
 * Really Seven Hundred Years Old
 * Who Wants to Live Forever?

Coldsteel

 * Stalker with a Crush: To Coldfire.
 * The Dragon: To Demona.

Dracula

 * Aristocrats Are Evil
 * Complete Monster: Just look at what happened over last Halloween if you need more proof.
 * Hypnotic Eyes
 * Our Vampires Are Different: Based on Vlad's actions so far, vampires in the SpecGargVerse seem to operate under the same rules as Stoker's orignal novel with the exception of being burned by sunlight (though Vlad and the newly vamped Hyena have recently managed to circumvent this thanks to a pair of magical talismans provided by Calypso).
 * Vampire Invitation.
 * Voluntary Shapeshifting: Has already demonstrated the ability to transform into wolf and bat forms.
 * Wall Crawling

Dr. Anton Sevarius

 * Evilutionary Biologist
 * For The Drama
 * For Science!
 * Large Ham
 * Mad Scientist
 * Morally-Ambiguous Doctorate
 * Playing with Syringes
 * Weapon of Choice: When it comes to getting his samples, he often uses...

Agent H/Cosette

 * Conspiracy Theorist
 * Luke, I Am Your Father
 * She Who Fights Monsters

Prospero

 * Beethoven Was an Alien Spy: The sorcerer Prospero is implied to be THE John Dee, the man Shakespeare modeled Prospero after when he wrote the Tempest.

Tony Dracon

 * Arch Enemy: To Elisa, or at least he once was.
 * Big Bad Wannabe:
 * Locked Into Strangeness / Skunk Stripe: After his initial encounter with the gargoyles.
 * Smug Snake
 * Villain Decay: He was once considered one of New York City's biggest up and coming wiseguys. He became a caporegime at a very young age, and even had the guts to take on Xanatos. He lost everything when Elisa Maza and the gargoyles busted him, his gang was decimated in a turf war with Tomas Brod, and with the rise of the Big Man and the arrival of the supervillains, Tony's career ain't what it once was.

Eoin Dugan

 * Fanon : His first name was never established in canon.

Erik Sturluson

 * Alternate Character Interpretation: In Gargoyles canon, Erik and Gunther are essentially blank slates. Their player(s) have taken advantage of this to give them rather... interesting characterizations.

Gunther Sturluson

 * Alternate Character Interpretation: See his father.

Morgana le Fay

 * Arch Enemy: To Merlin
 * Back from the Dead: Technically, she never died, but almost everyone in-universe thought Mab killed her.
 * Evil Sorceress
 * Hot Witch
 * The Power of Hate

Shari

 * Catch Phrase: "The story is told — though who can say if it be true..."
 * Perky Goth
 * Shadow Archetype: She and Thailog are one of the Elisa/Goliath relationship, as well as of Owen and Xanatos.
 * The Storyteller
 * Unreliable Narrator: By her own admission—after all, "who can say if it be true"?

Falstaff

 * Boisterous Bruiser

Gabriel

 * Happily Mated: To Ophelia.

Ophelia

 * Happily Mated: To Gabriel; their first egg is in the Manhattan Rookery along with the rest of the Avalon Clan's eggs.

Michaela

 * Action Girl: Is implied heavily to be this; her mate, Uriel likes her for this very reason.

Michael

 * Killed Off for Real: Went out in a blaze of glory during the Siege of Avalon.

Delilah

 * Mother To Her Men: The de-facto leader of the Labyrinth clones

Paul/Paw/Mutate Commando Unit Zero

 * Ascended Extra: Started off as a random anon trolling Tinkerer, before Phineas sicked a bunch of cybots on the poor sod and handed him over to Sevarius.

Old Pog

 * Badass Grandpa: Has fought Dracula... four times.

Leader of the Xanadu Clan

 * Our Dragons Are Different: The leader resembles an anthropomorphic Chinese Dragon. It is implied that much of her clan is similar.

King Arthur Pendragon

 * King Arthur: Duh.
 * The Good King
 * One Steve Limit: Averted. The Spectacular Gargoyles has THREE Arthur's. Pendragon, Stacy, and Morwood-Smyth
 * The Captain of the Knights and New Camelot

Sir Griff

 * Knight in Shining Armor without the Armor. Even saved Damsel in Distress Gwen Stacy during the Gang War. And that other Spidey Damsel: J Jonah Jameson.
 * Ideal Hero certified by the Green Knight.
 * Swashbuckler
 * Black and White Morality Griff sees the world as very black and white. Often comparing Demona to Hitler
 * Gentleman Adventurer

Merlin

 * Sealed Good in a Can: Bound by Nimue, released by Arthur, Fleur, and Griff

Blanchfleur/Fleur

 * The Illuminati: Formerly a Three.

William Stacy

 * Historical Domain Character: From the time of the American Revolution, still alive due to...
 * The Illuminati: ...formerly being a Twenty-Eight.

Rory Dugan/Cú Chulainn

 * Reincarnation: of Cú Chulainn.
 * Heterosexual Life Partner: To Nick.
 * Hulking Out: His Warp-Spasms

Nick/Natsilane

 * Heterosexual Life Partner: To Rory
 * Flat Earth Agnostic: It's not that Natsilane doesn't believe in the supernatural, he learned his lesson in that regard in the show. But he has a great deal of difficulty wrapping his head around the All Things are True rule of the Gargoyles Universe, and has expressed surprise and annoyance each time the Knights encounter a new myth-come-true; such as Dracula, Atlantis, and Shangri-la, just to name a few.

Fara Maku

 * Our Were-Panthers are Different

Tea Gora

 * Our Were-Panthers are Different

Prince Namor

 * Composite Character: This version of the Sub-Mariner has been re-imagined as the son of Kidagakash and Milo Thatch (see The MST3K Mantra Category).
 * Jerkass: Whether or not there's a heart of gold buried under there remains to be seen.

Lord Oberon

 * Deadpan Snarker
 * The Fair Folk
 * Graceful Loser: Surprisingly so. While he will do anything to win, if you manage to actually defeat him he will prove himself quite cordial and respectful
 * Happily Married
 * Jedi Mind Trick
 * Jerkass Gods
 * Immortal Immaturity
 * Large Ham
 * Physical God
 * White-Haired Pretty Boy
 * You Gotta Have Blue Skin

Queen Titania/Anastasia Renard

 * Action Mom
 * Bare Your Midriff
 * The Chessmaster
 * Evil Redhead: Well, "evil" is debatable, but Antagonistic Redhead, at least.
 * The Fair Folk
 * Fiery Redhead
 * Green Skinned Fairy Babe
 * Grandma, What Massive Hotness You Have!: To Alex.
 * Happily Married
 * Hartman Hips
 * The High Queen
 * Hot Mom: To Fox.
 * Hot Witch
 * Lady in Red
 * Ms. Fanservice: Word of God classifies her as this, and proud enough to flaunt it off.
 * She's Got Legs
 * The Woman Behind the Man
 * Women Are Wiser: Though, bizarrely, Oberon claims she used to be a Royal Brat, which is why he divorced her. Word of God says that she underwent a lot of Character Development in their 1,001 separation, while Oberon stayed more or less the same.

Puck

 * The Trickster
 * Sealed Inside a Person-Shaped Can: Except when training or protecting Alexander.

The Weird Sisters

 * The Chessmaster
 * Creepy Triplets
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Hair Colors: The only way to tell them apart. Phoebe has Hair of Gold, Luna is a White-Haired Pretty Girl, and Seline an Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette.
 * Hive Mind: They're less three separate beings and more one being with three distinct aspects.
 * Hot Witches
 * Physical Goddesses
 * The Three Faces of Eve: Phoebe is Maiden, Luna is Mother, Seline is Crone—or, as Word of God describes them, Grace, Fate and Vengeance.
 * Wild Card: Any time the Sisters appear, all bets are off as to whether they'll be good guys, bad guys, or observers.

Anubis

 * Grim Reaper

Thoth

 * Badass Bookworm

Set
Ancient Egyptian God of Chaos, Deserts, Storms and unrepentant asshole.


 * Chaotic Evil: Set likes people to think he's this but in practice, he's more of a Chaotic Neutral
 * Token Evil Teammate: And now Token Evil Co-Vassal.

Anansi

 * Big Eater: Like African Elephant big.

Nought

 * The Voiceless: "...."
 * Physical God: Specifically, Erebus of Greek Mythology and one of the oldest of the Third Race.

Chiron

 * Killed Off for Real: In the Second Mab War, amongst many others.

The Banshee/Molly

 * Make Me Wanna Shout: Especially now that she's been ungagged.

Artemis/Diana

 * Does Not Like Men

Horus

 * Large Ham: HORUS THE AVENGER SPEAKS IN ALL-CAPS FOR THE GLORY OF EGYPT!!!

The Dagda
Late High King of the Tuatha Dé Danann and vassal of Oberon.


 * Mentor Occupational Hazard: Seemed to be taking Rory under his wing, then got killed off by Demona's Iron Plague

Athena/Minerva

 * Rank Up: Recently-appointed Vassal for the Olympians after the deaths of her father and uncle.

Ammut

 * Grim Reaper: Of a much more malevolent variety.

Bres the Beautiful
Current High King of the Tuatha Dé Danann and vassal of Oberon. Seems to have taken an interest in Rory


 * Blondes Are Evil
 * Viewers Are Geniuses: Unless you're fairly familiar with Irish Mythology, you've probably never heard of this guy.

Hunter/Robyn Canmore

 * Anti-Hero
 * The Atoner
 * Boobs of Steel
 * Dark Action Girl
 * Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Hunter.

Dingo/Harry Monmouth

 * Anti-Hero
 * The Atoner
 * Belligerent Sexual Tension

Matrix

 * Nanomachines

Yama

 * The Atoner

Fang

 * Boxed Crook
 * Jerkass

The Director

 * The Man Behind The Redemption Squad

Pistol

 * The Voiceless

Sphinx

 * Interspecies Romance: A no-longer-secret one with Terry Chung.
 * Fantastic Racism: A victim of it due to the relationship being exposed.

Kiron

 * Legacy Character: Like most New Olympians.

Proteus

 * Voluntary Shapeshifter

Boreas

 * Reasonable Authority Figure

Jove

 * A God I Am
 * Aristocrats Are Evil
 * Affably Evil

Helios

 * Pimped-Out Car: Helios likes to modify his flying chariot.

Ekidna

 * Fantastic Racism
 * Evil Matriarch

Kalais

 * Spin Offspring: Of a sort - he's one of the sons of Boreas (Xetes is the other) and never appeared in the original episode.

Xetes

 * Good Wings, Evil Wings: One brother is depicted with white wings, the other black. It remains to be seen if this trope will be subverted, inverted, or just flat-out ignored.

Medusa

 * Legacy Character: If you can't guess what myth her name comes from, you really need to read up on the classics.

Faunus

 * Fauns and Satyrs: Subverted. They know the difference and even explain it.

Polyphemus

 * Our Cyclops Are Different

Periclymenus

 * Voluntary Shapeshifter
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist: In Jove's faction of New Olympus because he honestly believes that the world needs New Olympian leadership.

Baricos

 * Biological Mashup: He's a manticore.
 * Overprotective Dad: Towards his daughter, Sphinx.

Nike

 * Happily Married: To Baricos.

The Stone of Destiny

 * Because Destiny Says So: Literally.
 * I Have Many Names

The Holy Grail

 * The Holy Grail

Queen Mab

 * Big Bad: Universally regarded as the most insanely evil and and powerful being to ever walk the Earth. It took the combined might of the Manhattan, Avalon, and London Clans, King Arthur's followers, The Redemption Squad, plus most of the surviving Third Race to put her down for good. Basically, she's the closest equivalent the SpecGargVerse has to Darkseid.
 * The Dreaded
 * Killed Off for Real: Impaled with the Spear of Destiny by Goliath, and her soul was promptly devoured by Ammut. But, as Morgoth did in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, Mab left quite the legacy.

Apophis

 * Omnicidal Maniac: Inferred, as his stated life's ambition is to eat the sun.

Balor of the Evil Eye

 * Baleful Polymorph: Turned into wine by Mab and died when he was drunk by Sekhmet.

Huitzilopochtli

 * Human Sacrifice
 * God-Emperor

Great Tiamat

 * Our Dragons Are Different
 * Squick: Took every opportunity to flirt with both Apophis and Nidhoggr.

Der Erlkönig/The Alder King

 * The Dragon
 * Even Evil Has Standards: The only one of Mab's army who was truly upset by the loss of his comrades, especially when Griff and the Green Knight finished off the Elf Knight, his own personal Dragon.

Kingu

 * Killed Off for Real: Like almost all of the Children of Mab.

Cronus

 * I Am a Humanitarian: Consumed his sons Zeus and Poseidon, killing them. Eating Poseidon was probably a bad idea

The Elf Knight

 * The Dragon: To the Erlking, who was The Dragon to Mab. That's right, the Dragon had a Dragon.

Spider-Man/Peter Parker

 * Adorkable
 * The Atoner
 * Badass Bookworm: As Peter Parker.
 * Berserk Button: Threatening his loved ones.
 * Building Swing
 * Chest Insignia
 * Cool Loser
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Dork Knight
 * Genius Bruiser: As Spider-Man.
 * Grappling Hook Gun: Webshooters, natch.
 * Hero with Bad Publicity
 * Lego Genetics
 * Le Parkour
 * Likes Older Women: Thought Black Cat was hot. Probably still thinks so.
 * Motor Mouth: Doesn't pause his mid-fight quipping to breathe.
 * The Nicknamer: Much to the villains' annoyance.
 * Screw the Money, I Have Rules
 * Secret Identity
 * Secret Identity Change Trick
 * Spider Sense
 * Teen Genius
 * Thou Shalt Not Kill
 * The Trickster
 * Unlucky Everydude
 * Wall Crawl
 * With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: Pretty much the story of his life.
 * You Fight Like a Cow: The master of this trope.

Gwen Stacy

 * Closer to Earth
 * Death Glare: Or "The Look", which has the same effect.
 * The Glasses Gotta Go
 * Hollywood Nerd
 * Nerds Are Sexy

Harry Osborn

 * Abusive Parents: Oh boy...
 * Green-Eyed Monster
 * Never My Fault
 * Took a Level in Jerkass
 * The Unfavorite: His father prefers Peter to his own son.
 * "Well Done, Son" Guy: In spades.

Mary Jane Watson

 * Cool Big Sis: Especially toward Gwen.
 * Fiery Redhead
 * Fun Personified: Though that's mostly a cover.
 * Green Eyed Red Head
 * Heroes Want Redheads
 * Popular Is Dumb: Subverted. She may not be a Teen Genius but she has definitely better social intelligence than most characters.

Sally Avril

 * Alpha Bitch
 * Dumb Blonde
 * Even Evil Has Standards
 * Jerkass: Most of the time.
 * No Indoor Voice
 * Popular Is Dumb

Rand Robertson

 * Black Best Friend: To Flash.
 * Nice Guy
 * Only Sane Man: For pretty much the whole school.
 * The Stoic: In a friendly, laid-back sort of way.

J. Jonah Jameson

 * Bad Boss: He does care about his employees, but it's still Hell working for him.
 * Good Is Not Nice: He's not one of the bad guys, in fact he's a good guy. But he's no friend to our heroes.
 * Hidden Depths
 * Jerkass
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold
 * Motor Mouth
 * Troll: To Spider-Man

May Parker

 * Happily Married: Was to Ben Parker.
 * Maiden Aunt: Although she's a widow and not a maiden.
 * Parental Substitute
 * Shipper on Deck: Would love to see Peter and Mary Jane get together.

Emily Osborn

 * Evil Matriarch: She's Harry's mother, but she's hardly a loving one.
 * Lady Macbeth: To Norman Osborn
 * Manipulative Bitch: She's a member of the Illuminati AND she's married to Norman Osborn. What do you think?
 * The Illuminati: A Twenty-Nine.

Captain George Stacy

 * Badass Normal
 * Big Good
 * Killed Off for Real: A real Tear Jerker too.
 * Papa Wolf: To Gwen
 * Reasonable Authority Figure

Ned Lee

 * Killed Off for Real: Just ask Anubis.

Betty Brant

 * Determined Widow or Horrible Person? You decide.
 * Sympathetic Adulteress

Flash Thompson

 * Character Development
 * Embarrassing First Name: Eugene
 * Heroic Bystander
 * Hidden Depths
 * Jerk Jock
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold
 * Popular Is Dumb

Liz Allan

 * Lovable Alpha Bitch: She matured.
 * Defrosting Ice Queen
 * Spicy Latina: Is she ever.

Arthur Stacy

 * Aloof Big Brother: Not really aloof, just British.

Victoria Hand

 * Badass Normal
 * Hypercompetent Sidekick
 * Lipstick Lesbian
 * Married to the Job: She has no friends or social life because it would distract from her job, and the only thing she wishes she could do better is her job.
 * Sexy Secretary

Spec Spidey Villains
== The Green Goblin/Norman Osborn ==
 * Abusive Father: To Harry.
 * Arch Enemy: To Spider-Man AND Peter Parker.
 * Ax Crazy
 * Badass in a Nice Suit
 * Big Bad: He's stepped up his game and while his primary nemesis is still Spider-Man, his plans and schemes have affected so many others from the Manhattan Clan to some of the knights of New Camelot as well. Just ask Montmarte and Jessica Drew what they think of the guy, assuming you live long enough to.
 * Card-Carrying Villain: He used kittens in an experiment. Kittens!
 * The Chessmaster
 * The Collector of the Strange: He collects masks and other such antiquities. He even had the Crown of Thorns, worn by Jesus Christ in his collection.
 * Complete Monster
 * Cool Glider
 * Corrupt Corporate Executive
 * Embarrassing Nickname: Averted, he doesn't mind "Gobby" and actually uses it sometimes.
 * Evil Counterpart: To Peter.
 * Evil Genius
 * Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor: Type 2.
 * Evil Laugh
 * I Lied: He gave Jessica Drew her powers as Spider-Woman, and spent months just having her test her abilities. He promised they'd be square and she'd be free to go her own way if she brought him a gargoyle. She did. He lied.
 * Impossibly Cool Weapons: The razor bats and the pumpkin bombs, the hand blasters, etc.
 * Karma Houdini: No matter how hard Spidey and his friends seem to try, they can't seem to nail Osborn with any of the Goblin's crimes... in spite of his identity now being widely known unproven truth.
 * Laughably Evil
 * Magnificent Bastard
 * Manipulative Bastard
 * Never My Fault: "Don't apologize, I never do."
 * Secret Identity
 * The Sociopath
 * Super Strength
 * The Unfettered
 * Villain with Good Publicity
 * Wicked Cultured
 * Would Hurt a Child: Ask his son.
 * You Fight Like a Cow: Unlike most of the villains, Goblin doesn't get annoyed by quipping and mocking. In fact, he quips right back, and he does it pretty dang well too.

Dr. Octopus/Otto Octavius/Master Planner

 * Badass Longcoat
 * Combat Tentacles
 * Embarrassing Nickname: Doc Ock.
 * Evil Genius: Even has the coffee mug.
 * Flat Earth Atheist: Despite living in a universe where all things are true, Otto refuses to acknowledge the existence of magic or the supernatural.
 * Mad Scientist
 * The Chessmaster
 * The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You: Has sworn vengeance on S8 regular Masterdramon.

Sandman/Flint Marko

 * The Atoner: Joined the Redemption Squad shortly after the Gang War Arc

Vulture/Adrian Toomes

 * Bald of Evil
 * Clothes Make the Superman
 * Dirty Old Man
 * The Dragon: To Doc Ock.
 * Embarrassing Nickname: Spidey calls him "Beaky."
 * Gadgeteer Genius
 * Hellish Pupils

Venom/Eddie Brock

 * Ax Crazy
 * Badass
 * Big Brother Mentor: Started as one to Peter, but obviously didn't stay as one.
 * Clothes Make the Maniac
 * Deadpan Snarker: Sometimes actually made Spidey scream at him to shut up. Think about it.
 * Death Seeker
 * Embarrassing Nickname: Smiley.
 * Evil Counterpart: Great power with zero responsibility. Looks like an evil Spider-Man.
 * Genius Bruiser: Used to be a football star and was also Doctor Connors' lab assistant and a self-identified geek.
 * Giggling Villain: He has a very creepy laugh as Venom.
 * I Am Legion: "We are Venom!"
 * If I Can't Have You: The symbiote specifically.
 * The Illuminati: A Thirty-Six.
 * It's All About Me
 * Names to Run Away From Really Fast
 * Rival Turned Evil
 * The Symbiote: Well, duh!
 * Villainous Breakdown

Mysterio/Quentin Beck

 * Actually a Doombot
 * Doing It for the Art: Beck seems to view the disguises and special effects he uses for his crimes as akin to acting and is concerned about putting on a good performance.
 * Evil Laugh
 * Large Ham
 * Master of Illusion
 * Third Person Person

Hammerhead

 * Big Bad Wannabe
 * The Brute
 * Disco Dan: Hammerhead is a walking throwback to Al Capone-era gangsterism, from his accent to his vintage car.
 * The Dragon: Was this to Tombstone once, thought he was this to Demona during the Gang War.
 * Embarrassing Nickname: Hamster, although he doesn't seem to mind when Silver Sable calls him this. He didn't much like it when Gobby called him "Hammy."
 * Not Quite Dead: Admit it, you thought Tombstone killed him right away, didn't you? You forgot two things - Tomby would have enjoyed making him REALLY suffer...and no one thought to ask Anubis about it.
 * Use Your Head
 * Smug Snake

L. Thompson Lincoln/Tombstone/The Big Man of Crime

 * Affably Evil
 * Badass in a Nice Suit
 * Dangerously Genre Savvy
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Embarrassing First Name: The L stands for "Lonnie."
 * Even Evil Has Standards
 * Evil Albino / Scary Black Man
 * The Illuminati: A Thirty-Six.
 * Large and In Charge
 * Villain with Good Publicity

Shocker/Montana

 * Badass
 * Career Killers
 * Evilly Affable
 * Hand Blast
 * Wisdom from the Gutter

Electro/Max Dillon

 * Anti-Villain: Type II, big time.
 * Berserk Button: DON'T CALL HIM MAX!
 * Blessed with Suck
 * Comes Great Insanity
 * The Dragon: To Doc Ock
 * Embarrassing Nickname: Lightning Butt. But "Max" pisses him off more.
 * Freak Lab Accident
 * Hair-Trigger Temper
 * Parental Substitute: Never overtly stated, but Electro very much treats Doc Ock like a surrogate father.
 * The Millstone: He really tries to help Doc Ock, but he's so impulsive/stupid about using his powers that he probably does more to foil his schemes than Spider-Man.
 * Power Incontinence
 * Psycho Electro
 * Trigger Happy

The Tinkerer/Phineas Mason

 * Chew Toy
 * Mad Scientist

Black Cat/Felicia Hardy

 * Action Girl
 * Anti-Hero: Type II
 * Anti-Villain: Type III
 * Badass Normal / Badass Abnormal: Prospero gave her powers.
 * Bi the Way
 * Boobs of Steel
 * Catgirl
 * Classy Cat Burglar
 * Dark Action Girl
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Femme Fatale
 * Friends with Benefits: With the Tazmanian Tiger
 * Getting Crap Past the Radar: The queen of it.
 * Hello, Nurse!
 * Ms. Fanservice
 * The Tease
 * White-Haired Pretty Girl
 * You Killed My Father: Non-fatal example. When her father

Rhino/Alex O'Hirn

 * Anti-Villain: Type I. He's mean and wreckless, but he has standards.
 * The Brute
 * Dumb Muscle: Just like in the comics.
 * Meaningful Name: "O'Hirn" is an anagram of "Rhino".
 * Nigh Invulnerable
 * Obfuscating Stupidity: He's actually not as dumb as he might seem.

Kraven the Hunter/Sergei Kravenoff

 * Egomaniac Hunter
 * Husky Russkie

Chameleon

 * The Illuminati: A Thirty-Five.
 * Master of Disguise

The Hobgoblin/Roderick Kingsley

 * Corrupt Corporate Executive: As Roderick Kingsley
 * Dirty Coward: Subverted. While his twin brother Daniel really was a spineless wimp who lived up to this trope, Roderick merely made himself look like a Dirty Coward to get people to underestimate him. This usually led to him sabotaging his competitors' companies and destroying their reputations before buying them up cheap, or to keep anyone from thinking that he could be a cold-blooded Magnificent Bastard like the Hobgoblin.
 * The Chessmaster
 * Embarrassing Nickname: Hobby.
 * Jack the Ripoff
 * Magnificent Bastard: He framed Flash Thompson and Ned Lee. He had Ned brainwashed and murdered just to fake his own death, so he could move more covertly. Had he not been unmasked in a fight, Kingsley may have even walked away with his hands clean.
 * Manipulative Bastard: He had his twin brother Daniel acting as his willing victim.

Silver Sable/Sable Manfredi

 * Boobs of Steel
 * Composite Character: During the Hobgoblin arc, she filled a similar role that the Rose filled in the comic book version.
 * Daddy's Little Villain
 * Dark Action Girl
 * Femme Fatale
 * Mafia Princess
 * Unresolved Sexual Tension / Slap Slap Kiss: With Hammerhead.
 * White-Haired Pretty Girl

Silvio "Silvermane" Manfredi

 * Badass Grandpa
 * Embarrassing Nickname: "Relic," "Jurassic Jerk," just make fun of his age.
 * Evil Old Folks
 * Powered Armor

Molten Man/Mark Allan

 * Anti-Villain: Type II.
 * Blessed with Suck
 * Playing with Fire
 * Power Incontinence
 * Unwitting Pawn

Calypso Ezili

 * Hot Witch

Dr. Miles Warren

 * Evilutionary Biologist: Has something of a rivalry with Sevarius.
 * Faux Affably Evil: Acts affable only to increase his jerkassery.
 * Jerkass
 * Karma Houdini
 * Mad Scientist
 * Smug Snake

Carnage/Cletus Kasady

 * Antagonistic Offspring: To Venom I.
 * Ax Crazy: Oh God, yes...
 * For the Evulz
 * Names to Run Away From Really Fast
 * Nietzsche Wannabe: He doesn't believe in order and morality, and kills people for fun.
 * Serial Killer: Before he got the symbiote. It just made him worse.
 * The Sociopath: Even without Carnage, Cletus was a diagnosed psychopath.
 * The Symbiote

The Scorpion/Mac Gargan

 * Beware My Stinger Tail
 * Evil Counterpart: Based in one arachnid as Spider-Man.
 * From Nobody to Nightmare: From a lowly private eye hired by J. Jonah Jameson to maybe, just maybe, the Green Goblin's most nightmarish creation yet.
 * Private Detective
 * Scary Scorpions
 * Super Strength
 * Wall Crawl

Hydro-Man/Morris Bench

 * Elemental Shapeshifter
 * Fantastic Racism: Victim of it. Literally did nothing illegal, or even morally wrong. Was working for Oscorp as a demolitions expert, and got caught in an explosion that was targeting the Green Goblin. Prospero used sorcery to transform him into a being made of water, and scared and confused, he followed Gobby out of the hospital. Was later captured off-camera, and thrown in the Vault, still having done absolutely nothing wrong. He remains incarcerated, because of what he is, not what he has done.

Dr. Michael Morbius, The Living Vampire

 * The Alcoholic: Took the refusal of Dr. Warren to help him somewhat...badly.
 * Ambiguously Gay: Probably not, but he does react (inwardly, at least) to Dr. Sevarius refusing his invitation to dinner roughly as if he'd been stood-up for a date.
 * Fan Boy: Of Anton Sevarius.
 * Healthcare Motivation: The lack of funding for his research into a cure is what brings him to Sevarius in the first place.
 * Horrible Judge of Character: Calls Sevarius his "guardian angel." To be fair though, Sevarius has been doing a fairly apt job at keeping up appearances so far.
 * In the Blood: In a remarkably literal example, Michael suffers from β-thalassemia major - an ultimately fatal genetic blood disorder.
 * Morally-Ambiguous Doctorate: Has shades of one, mostly because he's had very little success with the legitimate academic establishment. He's nowhere near his mentor's level, though.
 * Professor Guinea Pig: Played straight with his intention to test his thalassemia cure on himself. Subverted in that the real reason he was recruited by Sevarius has little to do with said cure.
 * Starving Student: Was this pretty much perpetually, before coming to work in Sevarius' lab.
 * You Gotta Have Blue Hair

Colonel Nick Fury

 * The Illuminati: A Thirty-One.

Baron Wolfgang von Strucker

 * Aristocrats Are Evil: He is a baron. And a former Nazi.
 * Nazi Nobleman
 * The Von Trope Family
 * Those Wacky Nazis

Madame Viper/Ophelia Sarkissian

 * The Baroness
 * Dark Action Girl
 * Manipulative Bitch
 * Most Common Superpower
 * Nietzsche Wannabe
 * Threw My Bike on the Roof: She's often being a bitch just because she can.
 * Whip It Good
 * You Gotta Have Green Hair

Grim Reaper/Eric Williams

 * Absurdly Sharp Blade
 * The Dragon: To Strucker
 * Sinister Scythe

Black Widow/Natasha Romanov

 * Action Girl
 * Badass Normal
 * Boobs of Steel
 * Fiery Redhead
 * Green Eyed Red Head
 * Mother Russia Makes You Strong
 * Spy Catsuit

Spider-Woman/Jessica Drew

 * Action Girl
 * Heel Face Turn: Betrayed HYDRA, joined up with the Green Goblin, got betrayed by him. Montmarte talked her into her heel face turn.
 * Put on a Bus: A giant flaming bird-shaped one at that.

Paul St. Pierre/Grey Gargoyle

 * One Steve Limit: There's a reason his typical last name wasn't used. However, One Steve Limit is typically for first names, and there's already Arthur Pendragon, Arthur Moorwood-Smyth, and Arthur Stacy, so maybe it's more like an inversion or subversion.

Anthony "Tony" Stark

 * Honest Corporate Executive: Pretty much a minority of one (Ted Twaki of Tri-Corp hasn't made an appearance and Halcyon Renard is likely long dead).

Will Vandom
The Quintessence Guardian. She holds the Heart of Kandrakar, which gives the other girls the power to transform into their guardian forms.


 * Book Dumb
 * Brown Eyes
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Fiery Redhead
 * Friend to All Living Things: Her powers give her a strong connection to animals.
 * Technopath: And appliances.
 * The Heroine
 * Redheaded Hero
 * Unkempt Beauty

Irma Lair
The Water Guardian. Known for being the class clown at her school.


 * The Big Girl
 * Blue Eyes
 * Brutal Honesty
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold
 * Making a Splash
 * The Prankster
 * Shorttank

Taranee Cook
The Fire Guardian, Taranee's hobbies include dancing, math, and photography. She later starts liking Nigel, a former delinquent.


 * Black and Nerdy
 * Black Best Friend: To Will, in particular.
 * Deadpan Snarker
 * Overprotective Mom: Has one.
 * Playing with Fire
 * Telepathy: One of her powers... and the reason why the Guardians don't need telephones to talk between them.
 * The Smart Girl

Cornelia Hale
The Earth Guardian, Cornelia is from a wealthy family and is easily one of the most popular girls at school.


 * Annoying Younger Sibling: Has one in the form of Lillian.
 * Blue Eyes
 * Defrosting Ice Queen
 * Green Thumb
 * Hair of Gold
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold: After the aforementioned defrosting.
 * The Lancer
 * Lovable Alpha Bitch: She uses her "powers" for good, and not just her earth ones...
 * Rapunzel Hair: She has long blond hair in human form, but it grows out so that it almost reaches the floor in Guardian form.
 * Valley Girl

Hay Lin
The Air Guardian, Hay Lin is a bit of an airhead. She enjoys art and comic books. Her family manages the Silver Dragon restaurant.


 * Asian Airhead: Subverted. Someone had to say it.
 * Blow You Away
 * Catch Phrase: "Yap!", "Spacious!", "Out of this world"
 * Cloudcuckoolander
 * The Chick
 * Chinese Girl
 * Genki Girl
 * Girlish Pigtails
 * Full-Name Basis: Lin is actually her family name.

Blunk
A "passling" (a smelly, goblin-like creature with the uncanny ability to sniff out portals between worlds) native to Meritian. He's a smuggler by trade, though he prefers being called a "trader" or "businessman."

""Blunk not scavenger -- Blunk warrior!""
 * Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Usually he's not much use in a fight, but he's surprisingly resourceful when he needs to be, and on occasion even gets a genuine Badass moment.


 * Hulk Speak
 * The Nicknamer: Irma is "Funny Girl", Taranee is "Brainy Girl", Cornelia is "Blondie Girl", Hay Lin is "Smiley Girl", and Caleb is usually referred to as "Best Friend Caleb".
 * Non-Human Sidekick
 * Our Goblins Are Wickeder: They are called Passlings, and they travel through the dimensions looking for goods to sell.
 * The Pig Pen: Has traces of this; he hates taking baths and is never happier than when collecting garbage.
 * Plucky Comic Relief
 * Small Annoying Creature: The only one who doesn't find him annoying seems to be Hay Lin.
 * Third Person Person
 * Team Pet: Kind of.
 * Vitriolic Best Buds: Has this dynamic with Caleb for a while (type 1), but Caleb warms to him over the course of the series.

Matt Olsen

 * Guile Hero
 * Idol Singer (Has his own music band)
 * James Bondage
 * The Power of Rock
 * Secret Keeper and Understanding Boyfriend

Nerissa
The former Quintessence Guardian. She attempts to rule the world by defeating Phobos and the Guardians.


 * Anti-Villain: Subverted; much like Demona, she likes to think she's a Type III, but the other characters aren't buying it.
 * Bi the Way: Was lovers with Julian and Cassidy, and still is inside her fantasy world.
 * The Chessmaster
 * Dangerously Genre Savvy
 * Evil Old Folks
 * Evil Sorceress
 * Fallen Hero
 * Grandma, What Massive Hotness You Have!
 * Luke, I Am Your Father: She is Caleb's mother.
 * Manipulative Bastard
 * Tragic Villain
 * Well-Intentioned Extremist: She wants to create a peaceful and ordered universe- and because she's a megalomaniac, she sees conquering the whole thing as the best way to do this.

Montmarte

 * Chew Toy: Tells Angelique that he's departing for Avalon, but gets consumed by the Phoenix before he can leave. She never looks for him because she's been assuming that he's been living happily among the clan there. Later he returns, and almost gets a chance to return to his original Universe, but the Phoenix swallows him up right before he would have left.

Thomeheb

 * Corrupt Corporate Executive
 * Manipulative Bastard: The way he sweet talked the Animorphs in order to steal their technology and imprison them in order to try and extract the morphing ability from them. They were attempting to play him too, but he was better at it.
 * Alternate Universe: Thomeheb, thanks to his Gate, has just been utilizing every possible trope related to this. Also implied that he's not from the Universe you think he is.
 * The Illuminati: A Thirty-Six.

Left Bank

 * All Animals Are Dogs
 * Team Pet: For King Arthur's Knights

Loki/Lady Loki

 * Black Magic
 * Distaff Counterpart: Loki bears the dubious honor of being one of the few characters to become his own Distaff Counterpart.
 * Evil Is Petty: Joined forces with Mab just because the Children of Oberon were suspicious of him.
 * Fate Worse Than Death: What happened to him at the end of the Mab arc.
 * Manipulative Bastard: He's Loki.
 * Tragic Bromance: Averted. He and Set became fast friends, but that was mostly because Loki was in a female form, and Set wanted to bone him... er, her. After Loki sided with Mab, and shed the female form, Set hated him. Even after Loki secretly saved Set's life.

Jareth

 * Heel Face Turn: Twice.
 * Daddy Issues: Betrayed Oberon because the Erlking promised to make him his heir, an offer her never got from Oberon.
 * Dysfunctional Family: Oberon is his half brother in this continuity. Mab is his very Wicked Stepmother. Oberon gave him the Labyrinth as a gift, and considered it an honor. Jareth didn't want it, though later he changes his mind
 * The Fair Folk: Stated to be one of Oberon's Children in this Universe, and in fact is Oberon's half brother.
 * Living Labyrinth: It's stated that the maze is some kind of parasite that latches on to it's controller...
 * Moral Event Horizon: Betrayed the Erlking when he harmed Sarah...The Erlking regretted it

Raksha/Lacunae Rahdon/Mary Beth Bishop

 * I'm a Humanitarian: After her mutation, she ate a human being. Killed him and ate him.
 * Ms. Fanservice: After becoming a gargoyle mutate, she stopped wearing clothes. Just stopped.
 * Redemption Equals Death: While lying battered and broken on the rocks, she admitted she was an idiot, embraced her true human name, and begged for forgiveness. YMMV if this equals redemption though.

Amanda Collins

 * Killed Off for Real: Turned by Dracula and then destroyed by Arthur and Griff.

Haile O'Connor

 * Stalker with a Crush: To Elisa Maza

Queen Kidagakash

 * Canon Immigrant: Brought over from Atlantis: The Lost Empire due to the unseen Team Atlantis episode "The Lost."

Milo Thatch

 * Canon Immigrant: See his wife.

Dr. Joshua Sweet

 * Canon Immigrant: Likewise.

The Light

 * Light Is Not Good
 * The Omniscient Council of Vagueness
 * The Man Behind the Man: Appears to be backing Thomeheb's activities in the Spectacular Gargoyles universe, providing him with the plans to both the Gateway and the Zeta Tube.