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== Core Cast ==
 
===Torg===
 
A [[Cloudcuckoolander]] who is an [[Idiot Hero|eager and well-meaning idiot most of the time, but has flashes of heroics]]. He's [[The Hero]], at least a foolish version of one... until several years into the series, when he starts to [[Took a Level in Badass|Take A Level in Badass]] every few story arcs and thoroughly claims the title. He's still a goofy badass, though.
 
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===Riff===
 
A [[Mad Scientist]] who has been best friends with Torg since their middle school days, and has problems with women. He's [[The Smart Guy]], with occasional forays into [[The Big Guy]].
 
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===Zoë===
 
The female [[Unlucky Everydude]] that ends up constantly involved in everyone else's screwiness. While more capable than most, she's clearly [[The Chick]] most of the time.
 
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===Gwynn===
One of Riff's ex-girlfriends, who dabbles in magic and has her fate entwined with the sinister [[Incredibly Lame Pun|Book of E-Ville]]. Often [[The Lancer]], although she has been [[The Chick]] on at least one occasion and occasionally veers to [[The Woobie]].
 
* [[Black Magic]] - ProducesAt first, produced [[Hilarity Ensues]] more often than threatening [[The End of the World as We Know It]]. Then we found out where the Book of E-Ville came from.
One of Riff's ex-girlfriends, who dabbles in magic and has her fate entwined with the sinister [[Incredibly Lame Pun|Book of E-Ville]]. Often [[The Lancer]], although she has been [[The Chick]] on at least one occasion.
* [[Blind Without'Em]] - Possibly the biggest exhibitor of the trope in history. Contact lenses that are strong enough to bring her vision to normal are so large, they give her Big Anime Eyes.
 
* [[Black Magic]] - Produces [[Hilarity Ensues]] more often than threatening [[The End of the World as We Know It]].
* [[Blind Without'Em]] - Possibly the biggest exhibitor of the trope in history.
* [[Dark Magical Girl]] - Flirts with this trope but never fully commits.
* [[Demonic Possession]]
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* [[The Smart Guy]]
* [[Spell My Name with an "S"]]: "Gwen", goodness knows why.
** It's a [[Meaningful Name]]. If you {{spoiler|disallow the "and sometimes Y" rule for vowels, "Gwynn" is a vowelless name - just like K'Z'K}}.
* [[Tsundere]] - Type A.
 
===Bun-bun===
 
A miniature talking and very evil lop-eared bunny which might be the most dangerous force in the universe. Very violent and short-tempered, though perfectly controlled if he needs to be. Quite possibly the smallest [[The Big Guy|Big Guy]] ever to reach his level of badassitude.
 
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===Kiki===
 
Riff's pet talking ferret, who has a habit of being [[Attention Deficit Ooh Shiny|easily distracted]] and naively willing to touch anything shiny. Kind-hearted, but [[The Ditz|very foolish]], and quite clearly the [[Team Pet]].
 
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===Aylee===
 
Fish out of water [[Shapeshifting]] alien, that came from an early parody of ''[[Alien (franchise)|Alien]]'' and ''[[Star Trek]]'' and stuck around. Reserve [[The Big Guy|Big Guy]], [[The Lancer|Lancer]], [[Team Pet]] varying depending on her form(occasionally changes forms [[Involuntary Shapeshifting|involuntarily]] to adapt to her environment) and the other characters present. Is personality wise a kind of [[Genius Ditz]] due to balance between her naivety and her predatory cunning.
 
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== Others ==
 
===Sam===
 
Formerly the cast's neighbor at the apartment complex, now a vampire [[Walking the Earth]]. He is the former owner of Kiki and still feels very protective of her. Has a crush on Zoë. Must steer clear of Riff, who tries to stake him whenever he spots him.
 
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===Oasis===
 
A young woman mind controlled by a [[Mad Scientist]] named Dr. Steve Hereti. Has a tendency to come back from the dead and is very much in love with Torg.
 
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* [[Murder the Hypotenuse]] - Oasis has this as her default mode of dealing with any and all challengers for Torg's affection. She once tried this with Gwynn under the mistaken impression that Gwynn was Zoë. In the bROKEN arc, sees her finally identifying Zoë correctly... and believing Torg was "mistaken" when he said he didn't love Zoë.
* [[Naked First Impression]] - Named one of the books: ''Game Called On Account of Naked Chick''.
* {{spoiler|[[Playing with Fire]]}}
* [[Psychopathic Manchild]]: She's really messed up in a lot of ways, and these include a lack of maturity and a fondness of violence, the later even after she decides to be a "hero".
* [[Resurrective Immortality]]: She is implied to be one of these. It has yet to be made clear how she keeps showing up again after being shot, impaled, and blown up so many times. It's possible that this is just the result of her Healing Factor, but there is evidence it's not the case. {{spoiler|It may have something to do with her pyrokinesis, as Oasis has been shown dying shortly after one of her "flare-ups", and appeared fine hours later.}}
** Revealed: {{spoiler|[[Send in the Clones]] applies, one clone at a time because that's all the O.A.S.I.S. satellite can control.}}
* [[Stalker with a Crush]] - An extremely dangerous example.
* [[Stalker with a Crush]] - An extremely dangerous example. {{spoiler|This trope goes away when Oasis finally gets free of the mind control she was under.}}
* [[Tyke Bomb]]
* [[Yandere]] - So very, very, very much.
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One of Riff's girlfriends who eagerly dove into the madness that was the cast's lives. Although her first stay on the strip was relatively brief (less than two years), she is very much a [[Ensemble Darkhorse|fan favorite]].
 
Oh, and {{spoiler|she's {{spoiler|also Kusari, HeretiCorp's assassin.}}
 
* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]
* [[Gadgeteer Genius]], with a dash of [[Wrench Wench]] - {{spoiler|Turned out she wasn't; HeretiCorp gave her inventions so she could get closer to Riff.}}
* [[Phrase Catcher]] - "Weird girl, Sasha."
* [[Put on a Bus]] - She was introduced around Halloween of 2000 and moved away back in [http://www.sluggy.com/comics/archives/daily/20020822 2002], never to be heard from again.
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===Dr. Schlock===
A time traveler from an alternate timeline where K'Z'K took over the world. He is an expert in inflatable technology, and went from being a cowardly [[Anti-Hero]] to a (mostly) (sym)pathetic villain to a flat-out villain ((spoiler|to confirmed dead}}.
 
* [[Dirty Coward]]
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===Mosp===
 
A member of the Dimension of Pain's [[Quirky Miniboss Squad]] who eventually befriends and helps Torg.
 
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===Crushestro===
 
The head of one of the villainous organizations bidding on Dr. Shankraft's displacement drive and one of the few who came in person rather than sending a representative.
 
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===K'Z'K the Vowelless===
 
The first true [[Big Bad]] of the series, K'Z'K (often called Kiske, much to his chagrin) is an extremely powerful demon Torg and Riff accidentally unleashed while playing with the Book of Evil. Although defeated by Torg and Zoë, he did not die, but instead his lingering will latched onto a depressed Gwynn and attempted to corrupt her into his new host before once again being vanished. Although his status as [[Big Bad]] has long since been passed over to HeretiCorp, he is still a constant presence in the comic, as his demonic servants have now formed a cult to free him from his banishment...
 
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== Oceans Unmoving Characters ==
 
===Calix===
A remarkably bright boy for a leaf person, Calix is one of the few natives of Timeless Space rather than someone who has fallen out of the timestream. He was picked up by the Bloody Bun during a raid on his village, but instead of locking him below with his tribesmen, Bun-Bun promoted him to First Mate. According to his crew, that's because the Captain likes to know where the next mutiny is coming from. {{spoiler|In actuality, it's because as a native, he wouldn't covet Technocon One, the only known way out of Timeless Space.}}
 
A remarkably bright boy for a leaf person, Calix is one of the few natives of Timeless Space rather than someone who has fallen out of the timestream. He was picked up by the Bloody Bun during a raid on his village, but instead of locking him below with his tribesmen, Bun-Bun promoted him to First Mate. According to his crew, that's because the Captain likes to know where the next mutiny is coming from. {{spoiler|In actuality, it's because as a native, he wouldn't covet Technocon One, the only known way out of Timeless Space.}}
 
* [[An Axe to Grind]] - Calix is extremely skilled with his twin axes. So much so that Bun-Bun deduces his people are not farmers, but warriors who happen to farm.
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===Kada Jansen===
 
Bun-Bun's first mate for the tail end of "Oceans Unmoving" and the entirety of "Oceans Unmoving II", up until Bun-Bun escapes and she captains her own ship. Came from a different time period; was pulled into Timeless Space when Carib-Carriage One attempted to take off.
 
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===[[The Grays]]===
 
[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]], played for laughs.
 
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* [[Trapped in Another World]] - Everyone but Calix, and arguably him as well since he'd never been outside his village before.
 
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