Back to the Future: The Game/Characters

Edna Strickland

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

All Girls Want Bad Boys: In the game finale, with Kid Tannen, of all people.
Big Bad: Of the game.
Catch Phrase:
- "It's a fact, look it up."
- "Hooligans!"
Crazy Cat Lady: The original 1986!Edna and Crazy, Old 1931!Edna.
Cloudcuckoolander: Edna. By the time Episode 5 rolls around, Marty exclaims, "Jeez, that lady was always a loon!"
Epic Fail: While in 1876, Edna tried to burn down Hill Valley's saloon since her grandfather wouldn't do anything about it. ...this ended up burning down ALL of Hill Valley.
Evil Old Folks
From Nobody to Nightmare
Grumpy Old Woman
Hollywood Tone Deaf: However, her song is quite effective when it was sang by others.
Hot Scoop: In 1931
Love Redeems: Hooking up with Kid Tannen results in both of them mellowing out a lot.
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
Shadow Dictator: Citizen Edna.
She Who Fights Monsters
Well-Intentioned Extremist: More Extreme than well-intentioned.
Why did it have to be dogs ?: Not anymore in the ending

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. Though it's really Citizen Edna who pulls the strings.
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. But it's Citizen Edna who pulls the strings
Science Is Bad: He blames his science for turning Edna 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.

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
Love Redeems: See Edna's entry.
Malaproper: "Make like a tree and die, rat!"
Opposites Attract: With Edna Strickland.

A.k.a. Sylvia Miskin / McFly Kid Tannen's singer and girlfriend. As well as Marty grandmother, George's mother and Arthur's wife

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.
Grandma, What Massive Hotness You Have!
Good Bad Girl: We realize who she is in the end of episode 5...
Marty, I'm your grandma
Mysterious Past: What CueBall knows about Trixie but never really tell.
Glamorous Wartime Singer

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: To Trixie Trotter.
Identical Grandson: He looks exactly like George.
Sexy Mentor: For Trixie

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