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Samantha's best friend, Heather is a preppy girl who finds Mark attractive and becomes his second girlfriend after Samantha splits up with him. A cheerleader, fashion expert, [[GosspiyHens a gossip girl]], and a fan of martial arts films, Heather is a very bossy and strong-willed girl and is less forgiving than Samantha when Mark skips their dates to aid Ace. In the second season, Heather becomes TheLibby, a dislikable, venom-spewing little monster wishing to seemingly destroy Mark and dates Brett.
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Samantha's best friend, Heather is a preppy girl who finds Mark attractive and becomes his second girlfriend after Samantha splits up with him. A cheerleader, fashion expert, [[GosspiyHens [[GossipyHens a gossip girl]], and a fan of martial arts films, Heather is a very bossy and strong-willed girl and is less forgiving than Samantha when Mark skips their dates to aid Ace. In the second season, Heather becomes TheLibby, a dislikable, venom-spewing little monster wishing to seemingly destroy Mark and dates Brett.Brett.
* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Heather's stuckup libby attitude and her apparent hatred of Mark may actually be a cover for possible remaining feelings for him, making her a potential Tsundere.
* TheCheerleader: For one episode.
* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Heather's stuckup libby attitude and her apparent hatred of Mark may actually be a cover for possible remaining feelings for him, making her a potential Tsundere.
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* IKnowKarate: Heather takes judo lessons and invites Mark along to one session. She breaks his arm in the process.
* TheLibby: She becomes a real jerk in the second season, hating Mark and Kat, somewhat hating Samantha and treating Brett like a slave. Thankfully she gets a well deserve comeuppance in the last episode where [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome Pigface sprays her with snot.]]
* IKnowKarate: Heather takes judo lessons and invites Mark along to one session. She breaks his arm in the process.
* TheLibby: She becomes a real jerk in the second season, hating Mark and Kat, somewhat hating Samantha and treating Brett like a slave. Thankfully she gets a well deserve comeuppance in the last episode where [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome Pigface sprays her with snot.]]
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Samantha's first boyfriend, Brett is a skateboarder and soccer player. He maintains strong friendships with Mark and Samantha and has an on-and-off relationship with Samantha. He ends up dating Heather, but he becomes her ButtMonkey.
* ButtMonkey: He is Heather's butt monkey until the last episode of the show.
* FootyRules: Soccer is Brett's favourite hobby.
* JerkJock: Thankfully avoided. After splitting up with Samantha, Brett is seen sitting with Wayne. However, he still spends time with Mark and Samantha and supports their relationship.
* NiceGuy: He becomes Mark's romantic councilor in the second season.
* UnderstandingBoyfriend
* ButtMonkey: He is Heather's butt monkey until the last episode of the show.
* FootyRules: Soccer is Brett's favourite hobby.
* JerkJock: Thankfully avoided. After splitting up with Samantha, Brett is seen sitting with Wayne. However, he still spends time with Mark and Samantha and supports their relationship.
* NiceGuy: He becomes Mark's romantic councilor in the second season.
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A SadistTeacher, science teacher and eventual Cloudcuckoolander, Mr. Horace Cheseborough is Mark's nemesis in real life when he's not fighting Lord Fear and co. Oddly sadistic, cruel and having no hope of his students getting good grades, Mr. Cheseborough is a grouchy old teacher and a former naval officer. He becomes dragged into the fights of the video game characters, first as prisoner for Lord Fear to replace him with Lady Illusion to kill Mark. He becomes convinced the characters are aliens and slowly grows paranoid and then a Cloudcuckoolander.
* CloudCuckoolander: His repeated encounters with the "aliens" leave Mr. Cheseborough quite crazy, and in the final episode he pretty much flips out and is declared a public nuisance by the authorities.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny: In the final episode, Mr. Cheseborough is so freaked out of being in the video game world that when he gets back home he runs about the carnival, screaming his head off, and terrorises everyone.
* HeyItsThatGuy: R.D. Reid has appeared in several of the Night of the Living Dead films, including the remake of Dawn of the Dead.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Lord Fear and Duff trick Mr. Cheseborough into believing the villains are good aliens and Ace is evil, and to help Lord Fear kill him.
* InnocentBystander
* JerkAss
* MadnessMantra: "The aliens!"
* TheMadScientist: Labelled one when captured by the villains.
* SadistTeacher: Mr. Cheseborough is incredibly nasty towards his students. In Episode 3, he marks student quizzes and deliberately marks a correct answer incorrectly. He becomes temporary head teacher at one point and turns the school into something out 1984.
* CloudCuckoolander: His repeated encounters with the "aliens" leave Mr. Cheseborough quite crazy, and in the final episode he pretty much flips out and is declared a public nuisance by the authorities.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny: In the final episode, Mr. Cheseborough is so freaked out of being in the video game world that when he gets back home he runs about the carnival, screaming his head off, and terrorises everyone.
* HeyItsThatGuy: R.D. Reid has appeared in several of the Night of the Living Dead films, including the remake of Dawn of the Dead.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Lord Fear and Duff trick Mr. Cheseborough into believing the villains are good aliens and Ace is evil, and to help Lord Fear kill him.
* InnocentBystander
* JerkAss
* MadnessMantra: "The aliens!"
* TheMadScientist: Labelled one when captured by the villains.
* SadistTeacher: Mr. Cheseborough is incredibly nasty towards his students. In Episode 3, he marks student quizzes and deliberately marks a correct answer incorrectly. He becomes temporary head teacher at one point and turns the school into something out 1984.
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* FieryRedhead
* [[GosspiyHens Gosspiy Hen]]
* FieryRedhead
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The JerkJock, Wayne often bullies Chuck and wears a baseball cap at all times. He is actually a nice guy and hates always being blamed for problems. He likes being a bully and freaks out when Mark writes nice things about him for a school paper. He is terrified by Lord Fear, calling him the "Bone Man". [[CueIrony His cousin Jessica ends up dating Chuck.]]
* ChaseScene: Wayne chases Chuck around a couple of times, and then gets involved in a chase scene involving Mark and Lord Fear.
* CowardlyLion: He is terrified of Lord Fear, and yet goes looking for him at the start of Season 2 after he vanishes. Getting onto the haunted house ride at the carnival, Wayne looks for Lord Fear and Staff Head only for them to pop up behind him and scare him off again.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Wayne mistakes a crossdressing Mark for an actual girl and stalks him about the carnival, and is visibly upset when he is unable to find "her" when the carnival closes.
* JerkJock: He's goalkeeper on the middle school football (soccer) team.
* NiceHat: Wayne always wears a baseball cap.
* Squick: Jessica reveals to Chuck that as a child Wayne picked his nose and ate its contents. Nice. His nickname was "Boogerbox".
* ChaseScene: Wayne chases Chuck around a couple of times, and then gets involved in a chase scene involving Mark and Lord Fear.
* CowardlyLion: He is terrified of Lord Fear, and yet goes looking for him at the start of Season 2 after he vanishes. Getting onto the haunted house ride at the carnival, Wayne looks for Lord Fear and Staff Head only for them to pop up behind him and scare him off again.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Wayne mistakes a crossdressing Mark for an actual girl and stalks him about the carnival, and is visibly upset when he is unable to find "her" when the carnival closes.
* JerkJock: He's goalkeeper on the middle school football (soccer) team.
* NiceHat: Wayne always wears a baseball cap.
* Squick: Jessica reveals to Chuck that as a child Wayne picked his nose and ate its contents. Nice. His nickname was "Boogerbox".
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* DemotedToExtra: In Season 2. Her story is actually wrapped up in Episode 35 which is also her last appearance.
* DistressedDamsel: On a couple of occasions.
* PassingTheTorch: Samantha gives Kat some tips to date Mark.
* PutOnABus: Shadia Simmons, who plays Samantha, had conflicting schedules and became a supporting character. Samantha moved to a boarding school and ended up dating a guy named Jeremy.
* RollerbladeGood: Samantha has rollerskates but she never uses them.
* SassyBlackWoman
* UnresolvedSexualTension: After she and Mark part ways, Samantha shows a look of regret, perhaps having not given up completely on Mark.
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Mark's third girlfriend introduced in Season 2. Introduced as a stroppy girl who moved from an unnamed big city, Kat is befriended by Mark and Chuck and reveals she is a skilled basketball player and an investigative journalist, becoming co-editor for the high school newspaper alongside Heather. She eventually becomes Mark's girlfriend, but her investigative mind leads her to checking out the strange goings on at the carnival, eventually discovering the existence of the video game characters. Some fans were not particularly happy with her sudden introduction to the series, calling her a CanonSue.
* ActionGirlfriend: She more outgoing than Samantha, playing basketball and rides a quadbike at one point.
* Basketball: She is shown to be an amazing player.
* CanonSue: To some fans, Kat's inclusion in the series was unwanted. Considering her skills in a basketball match, how Mark so easily falls for her, and how she learns of the video game characters, fans were annoyed she replaced Samantha as the main heroine.
* DistressedDamsel: Twice. Once when Kat's quadbike malfunctions thanks to Dirty Rat, and secondly when she is captured by the villains.
* DeadpanSnarker
* GirlOfMyDreams: After Samantha leaves.
* SchoolNewspaperNewsHound: It leads her into a lot of trouble.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: When Kat and Samantha meet each other.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: Mark and Kat. They do.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Kat is a natural blonde, but parts of her hair are blue.
* ActionGirlfriend: She more outgoing than Samantha, playing basketball and rides a quadbike at one point.
* Basketball: She is shown to be an amazing player.
* CanonSue: To some fans, Kat's inclusion in the series was unwanted. Considering her skills in a basketball match, how Mark so easily falls for her, and how she learns of the video game characters, fans were annoyed she replaced Samantha as the main heroine.
* DistressedDamsel: Twice. Once when Kat's quadbike malfunctions thanks to Dirty Rat, and secondly when she is captured by the villains.
* DeadpanSnarker
* GirlOfMyDreams: After Samantha leaves.
* SchoolNewspaperNewsHound: It leads her into a lot of trouble.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: When Kat and Samantha meet each other.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: Mark and Kat. They do.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Kat is a natural blonde, but parts of her hair are blue.
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Mark's BlackBestFriend, Pete appears mostly on webcam-recorded messages since he is in the UK. Pete acts as Mark's MissionControl, often giving him advice on how to deal with his superhero and normal lives. He visits Mark in Episode 17 to meet Ace but declines upon being kidnapped by Lord Fear.
* BlackBestFriend
* CurrentEventsBlog: Pete spends most of his appearances through webcam recordings.
* HeyItsThatGuy: Pete is played by Devon Anderson, who appeared in several other BBC shows including Billie Jackson on Eastenders.
* MissionControl
* SpecialGuest: He appears in the flesh only in two episodes.
* BlackBestFriend
* CurrentEventsBlog: Pete spends most of his appearances through webcam recordings.
* HeyItsThatGuy: Pete is played by Devon Anderson, who appeared in several other BBC shows including Billie Jackson on Eastenders.
* MissionControl
* SpecialGuest: He appears in the flesh only in two episodes.
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Mark's first girlfriend, Samantha is a popular girl in school and spends the entire series as the lead female character, but is [[Muggles oblivious to]] to Mark's second life. She also acts as TheCheerleader but actually only in one episode. She has an on-and-off relationship with Mark and eventually [[PutOnABus moves away to a boarding school in Season 2.
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A [[MonsterClown]] and the first character summoned from the video game world. [[CarnivalOfKillers Summoned to kill Ace]], Googler is a maniacal jester who was previously imprisoned in White Hot Oblivion in Dimension Two by Ace, and he wants payback. Completely crazy, and a CompleteMonster, Googler is a sadistic creep who likes to KickTheDog a lot and laughs at their pain. He can curl into a spiked ball and kick ass, and in the second season he can drain an opponent of their energy until they pretty much bleed to death.
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A [[MonsterClown]] and the first character summoned from the video game world. [[CarnivalOfKillers Summoned to kill Ace]], Googler is a maniacal jester who was previously imprisoned in White Hot Oblivion in Dimension Two by Ace, and he wants payback. Completely crazy, and a CompleteMonster, Googler is a sadistic creep who likes to KickTheDog a lot and laughs at their pain. He can curl into a spiked ball and kick ass, and in the second season he can drain an opponent of their energy until they pretty much bleed to death.
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* AffablyEvil: A villain, but a really nice one.
* BerserkButton: Don't call Rotgut a zombie.
* BewareTheSillyOnes
* CowBoy: An undead one.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny: In Episode 32, Rotgut wanders into a campsite where he listens to a story about a saddened zombie, and breaks down in tears and chases after Mr. Cheseborough asking for a hug.
**Rotgut is run over repeatedly in the show.
**In Episode 34, Rotgut follows Chuck to school and walks into a toilet where a janitor is singing "My Darling Clementine". Rotgut strides in, and takes up the song much to the shock of the janitor who then runs out of the room, Rotgut asking if he was off-key.
* GoOutWithASmile: Rotgut almost gets this after Ace unintentionally calls him by his preferred title.
* HiddenDepths: Rotgut appears to love cooked ribs.
* LaughablyEvil: Rotgut is pretty hilarious, his limbs fall off and they appear to have it in for their owner and he is often hurting himself.
* Leitmotif: Rotgut is often accompanied by a short harmonica wild western tune.
* MinionWithAnFInEvil
* NotSoHarmless: Rotgut can possess a person's body - Chuck is the unlucky victim.
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Kilobyte's giant mutant pet wasp, Fred is used by transport. Originally a normal wasp, Fred stung Kilobyte and took on his powers, becoming a giant wasp. He does not speak aside from screeches.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Fred is a giant wasp.
* BugBuzz
* CuteMute: Despite being a giant mutant wasp owned by a nutcase, Fred is pretty cute.
* HypocriticalHumor: Fred's odd name is questioned by Duff, and later Chuck who comments that he would've called him "Braincrush", only for Mark to scoff at the suggestion.
* TheVoiceless
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Fred disappears in the final episode after threatening Kat, Sparx and Random.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Fred is a giant wasp.
* BugBuzz
* CuteMute: Despite being a giant mutant wasp owned by a nutcase, Fred is pretty cute.
* HypocriticalHumor: Fred's odd name is questioned by Duff, and later Chuck who comments that he would've called him "Braincrush", only for Mark to scoff at the suggestion.
* TheVoiceless
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Fred disappears in the final episode after threatening Kat, Sparx and Random.
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* Squick: His grose habits aren't pleasant. Pigface belches, farts, picks his nose and eats like the pig he is. In the second season, he can fire blasts of snot from his nose in massive quantaties. Charming.
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A [[MonsterClown]] and the first character summoned from the video game world. [[CarnivalOfKillers Summoned to kill Ace]], Googler is a maniacal jester who was previously imprisoned in White Hot Oblivion in Dimension Two by Ace, and he wants payback. Completely crazy, and a CompleteMonster, Googler is a sadistic creep who likes to KickTheDog a lot and laughs at their pain. He can curl into a spiked ball and kick ass, and in the second season he can drain an opponent of their energy until they pretty much bleed to death.
Googler has his own minions, in the shape of a [[ClothesMakeTheManiac pair of evil talking sock puppets]] named Zip andSnip]]
Snip. The two may be an extension of Googler's mind, as they share his love for madness. The two can remove Ace's superpowers, bite right through materials, and even turn Ace into a zombie once.
* AxCrazy
* BadAss
* CarnivalOfKillers: Googler is summoned by Lord Fear to kill Ace.
* ChaoticEvil
* CircusOfFear: He owns one.
* ClothesMakeTheManiac: Zip and Snip are Googler's trademark weapons, and are speculated to be part of his psychological issues.
* CloudCuckooLander
* CompleteMonster: Googler is a sadistic, maniacal and cruel person. [[spoiler: His cruellest moment is when Zip and Snip blast Sparx back to the game world, and escapes unpunished.]]
* EarlyBirdCameo: Googler chases Ace and Sparx around in the video game world at the start of Season 2, but doesn't return to the show until Episode 35.
* HeyItsThatVoice: Zip and Snip are voiced by Matt Ficner, the character designer of the show.
* KickTheDog: Googler smacks Ace and Sparx around a lot.
* MonsterClown: Googler is a jester. That counts, right?
* VillainBall: He is quite literally one.
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A [[MonsterClown]] and the first character summoned from the video game world. [[CarnivalOfKillers Summoned to kill Ace]], Googler is a maniacal jester who was previously imprisoned in White Hot Oblivion in Dimension Two by Ace, and he wants payback. Completely crazy, and a CompleteMonster, Googler is a sadistic creep who likes to KickTheDog a lot and laughs at their pain. He can curl into a spiked ball and kick ass, and in the second season he can drain an opponent of their energy until they pretty much bleed to death.
Googler has his own minions, in the shape of a [[ClothesMakeTheManiac pair of evil talking sock puppets]] named Zip and
* AxCrazy
* BadAss
* CarnivalOfKillers: Googler is summoned by Lord Fear to kill Ace.
* ChaoticEvil
* CircusOfFear: He owns one.
* ClothesMakeTheManiac: Zip and Snip are Googler's trademark weapons, and are speculated to be part of his psychological issues.
* CloudCuckooLander
* CompleteMonster: Googler is a sadistic, maniacal and cruel person. [[spoiler: His cruellest moment is when Zip and Snip blast Sparx back to the game world, and escapes unpunished.]]
* EarlyBirdCameo: Googler chases Ace and Sparx around in the video game world at the start of Season 2, but doesn't return to the show until Episode 35.
* HeyItsThatVoice: Zip and Snip are voiced by Matt Ficner, the character designer of the show.
* KickTheDog: Googler smacks Ace and Sparx around a lot.
* MonsterClown: Googler is a jester. That counts, right?
* VillainBall: He is quite literally one.
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A large, muscular anthropomorphic rhinoceros dressed in medieval clothes, Anvil gets his namesake from the iron anvil he has in place of a right hand. He is TheBrute of the villains, and is not too bright, and has a [[ParanoiaFuel fear of the dark.]] Anvil appears to have some sort of vendetta against Ace and wishes to [[CrushKillDestroy smash Ash into oblivion]]. Anvil's strength is only matched by that of Ace, Random, and Kilobyte's tentacles. He morphs into the carnival strength-testing booth.
* AnvilOnHead: Anvil has an actual anvil on his arm and has used it to bash a few people around, and has actually dropped it on Random Virus' head once.
* TheBrute
* CrushKillDestroy
* DumbMuscle
* FoeTossingCharge
* HurlItIntoTheSun: Ace throws Anvil around a couple of times in the series, once tossing him right out of the Thunder Tower, and dropped him into a dumpster. Random has also done the same thing.
* [[MedievalMorons Medieval Moron]]: He's from the Dark Ages and not too bright.
* ParanoiaFuel: Anvil has a fear of the dark.
* RampagingRhino: He is easily angered and participates in a lot of fights. It is only once that he actually charges, and runs straight into a dumpster. Ouch.
* SuperStrength
* VillainDecay: Anvil becomes a bit of a pushover in the second season, getting repeatedly defeated by the Lightning Knights easily.
* WarmupBoss: He is often fought before Ace fights Lord Fear or Kilobyte.
* AnvilOnHead: Anvil has an actual anvil on his arm and has used it to bash a few people around, and has actually dropped it on Random Virus' head once.
* TheBrute
* CrushKillDestroy
* DumbMuscle
* FoeTossingCharge
* HurlItIntoTheSun: Ace throws Anvil around a couple of times in the series, once tossing him right out of the Thunder Tower, and dropped him into a dumpster. Random has also done the same thing.
* [[MedievalMorons Medieval Moron]]: He's from the Dark Ages and not too bright.
* ParanoiaFuel: Anvil has a fear of the dark.
* RampagingRhino: He is easily angered and participates in a lot of fights. It is only once that he actually charges, and runs straight into a dumpster. Ouch.
* SuperStrength
* VillainDecay: Anvil becomes a bit of a pushover in the second season, getting repeatedly defeated by the Lightning Knights easily.
* WarmupBoss: He is often fought before Ace fights Lord Fear or Kilobyte.
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The secondary choice of TheBrute, Pigface is a warthog-like minion who is forever hungry and is quite grose. He has the ability to digest anything, and despite his weight he is quite strong and agile. Nt very smart and easily angered, Pigface gets into the most battles in the series out of the villains but is always the first to be defeated. He morphs into a trashcan.
* BigEater: You'll often find Pigface raiding the carnival's trashcans.
* TheBrute: Shared with Anvil. The two are best buddies.
* DumbMuscle
* ExtremeOmnivore
* PigMan
* TheyKilledKenny: Pigface gets owned repeatedly and is always the first villain to be defeated in battle.
* VillainousGluton
* BigEater: You'll often find Pigface raiding the carnival's trashcans.
* TheBrute: Shared with Anvil. The two are best buddies.
* DumbMuscle
* ExtremeOmnivore
* PigMan
* TheyKilledKenny: Pigface gets owned repeatedly and is always the first villain to be defeated in battle.
* VillainousGluton
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The secondary [[TheBigBad Big Bad]] to appear, Kilobyte is known as the Cyber Stalker. Created by [[TheManBehindTheMan The Master Programmer]] to exact his revenge on the Lightning Knights, Kilobyte is a merciless and downrighy creepy villain who thinks like a hunter, seeing Ace as prey and plans to destroy him slowly and painfully. Kilobyte's tentacles can drain enemies of their powers, and he can upgrade characters too. [[spoiler: Kilobyte is freed from the Master Programmer's control and becomes AxCrazy, determined to not only kill Ace but to conquer the world. He is eventually defeated by Ace (really Lady Illusion), Lord Fear and Mark.]]
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The secondary [[TheBigBad Big Bad]] to appear, Kilobyte is known as the Cyber Stalker. Created by [[TheManBehindTheMan The Master Programmer]] to exact his revenge on the Lightning Knights, Kilobyte is a merciless and downrighy creepy villain who thinks like a hunter, seeing Ace as prey and plans to destroy him slowly and painfully. Kilobyte's tentacles can drain enemies of their powers, and he can upgrade characters too. He morphs into the carnival's ferris wheel. [[spoiler: Kilobyte is freed from the Master Programmer's control and becomes AxCrazy, determined to not only kill Ace but to conquer the world. He is eventually defeated by Ace (really Lady Illusion), Lord Fear and Mark.]]
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Lord Fear's flying rat spy, Dirty Rat is a sneaky and deceptive critter who is pretty much a DirtyCoward and out for himself. He has enhanced senses, adding to his role as a spy. He can create bombs like Lady Illusion's. Dirty Rat usually follows whoever is the strongest person in the carnival, interswitching between Lord Fear and Kilobyte's leadership. However, he is made the desginated [[TheStarscream Starscream]] in the first season's final episodes, mostly due to being Lord Fear's ButtMonkey. He morphs into a gargoyle.
* DirtyCoward
* TheDragon: Shared with Staff Head.
* RatStomp: Dirty Rat does get thrown around a lot.
* SmallAnnoyingCreature
* TheStarscream: In Episode 25, Dirty Rat starts a rebellion against Lord Fear but it ends when Lord Fear gets his hands on all of the pieces of the Amulet. Lord Fear offers Dirty Rat the chance to rejoin him or die, and the rat joins him without any punishment.
* TalkingAnimal
* YouDirtyRat: Surprisingly not the TropeNamer.
* DirtyCoward
* TheDragon: Shared with Staff Head.
* RatStomp: Dirty Rat does get thrown around a lot.
* SmallAnnoyingCreature
* TheStarscream: In Episode 25, Dirty Rat starts a rebellion against Lord Fear but it ends when Lord Fear gets his hands on all of the pieces of the Amulet. Lord Fear offers Dirty Rat the chance to rejoin him or die, and the rat joins him without any punishment.
* TalkingAnimal
* YouDirtyRat: Surprisingly not the TropeNamer.
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* AuthorAvatar: Kilobyte is the avatar for [[spoiler: Rick Hummel, the Master Programmer.]]
* AxCrazy: After being freed from the Master Programmer's control.
* AxCrazy: After being freed from the Master Programmer's control.
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* VillainWorld: Kilobyte plots to trap humanity in the video game world and bring all of the Sixth Dimension's villains to replace them.
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The secondary [[TheBigBad Big Bad]] to appear, Kilobyte is known as the Cyber Stalker. Created by [[TheManBehindTheMan The Master Programmer]] to exact his revenge on the Lightning Knights, Kilobyte is a merciless and downrighy creepy villain who thinks like a hunter, seeing Ace as prey and plans to destroy him slowly and painfully. Kilobyte's tentacles can drain enemies of their powers, and he can upgrade characters too. [[spoiler: Kilobyte is freed from the Master Programmer's control and becomes AxCrazy, determined to not only kill Ace but to conquer the world. He is eventually defeated by Ace (really Lady Illusion), Lord Fear and Mark.]]
* BaldOfEvil: His head is bald and covered in tattoos.
* TheBigBad: For Season 2.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Fred, a giant mutated wasp Kilobyte uses to get around.
* CombatTentacles
* CompleteMonster
* CowardlySidekick: Dirty Rat becomes his lackey.
* ExecutiveMedling: Kilobyte's original design had him called "Scrambler", and he had six tentacles and hair. Due to the limited budget and the limitations the CGI crew had, Kilobyte's design was altered.
* TheHunter
* PowerAtAPrice: Kilobyte upgrades Lady Illusion to give Ace unstable emotions, briefly causing her to turn into a bitter and cruel individual. This doesn't last long.
* RunningGag: Kilobyte punches Dirty Rat in each episode.
* VillainousBreakdown: He is completely gobsmacked when Lord Fear reveals he has sided with Ace to defeat him.
* BaldOfEvil: His head is bald and covered in tattoos.
* TheBigBad: For Season 2.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Fred, a giant mutated wasp Kilobyte uses to get around.
* CombatTentacles
* CompleteMonster
* CowardlySidekick: Dirty Rat becomes his lackey.
* ExecutiveMedling: Kilobyte's original design had him called "Scrambler", and he had six tentacles and hair. Due to the limited budget and the limitations the CGI crew had, Kilobyte's design was altered.
* TheHunter
* PowerAtAPrice: Kilobyte upgrades Lady Illusion to give Ace unstable emotions, briefly causing her to turn into a bitter and cruel individual. This doesn't last long.
* RunningGag: Kilobyte punches Dirty Rat in each episode.
* VillainousBreakdown: He is completely gobsmacked when Lord Fear reveals he has sided with Ace to defeat him.
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* HauntedHouse
* CompleteMonster
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* AffablyEvil
* BadAss
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Giant spiders aid Lady Illusion in the PC and PS2 games.
* CatFight: She has numerous fights with Sparx. Their first one is awesome.
* TheDarkChick
* DatingCatwoman
* GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe: She's from another dimension.
* HallOfMirrors: Lady Illusion appears as a boss in a hall of mirrors in the Gameboy Advance game.
* HauntedHouse: Lady Illusion owns a freaky funhouse in the PC and PS2 games.
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: Lady Illusion takes a blow for Ace in the show's finale and dies in his arms.]]
* InASingleBound: Lady Illusion can leap from the ground to the top of the carnival's ferris wheel in one leap.
* MadBomber: Subverted. Lady Illusion often uses bombs to attack enemies but isn't crazy about bombing everyone.
* TheMistress
* ShapeShifting
* TearJerker: Episode 39's final minutes.
* VillainTeleportation
* WallCrawl
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Lady Illusion doesn't have a unique hair colour - she has a ''spider'' for her hair!
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* YouDontLookLikeYourself: Staff Head got a re-design in the second season, appearing from frog-like and can actually move around on the staff, and can fall right off.
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Initially TheDarkChick, Lady Illusion is a shapeshifting dark elf who originally is programmed to be Lord Fear's [[TheMistress mistress]]. However, she ends up falling in love with Ace and the two go into a DatingCatwoman situation for most of the series. Lady Illusion is a strong-willed but emotional person, who goes back and forth between good and evil. She has the most powers out of the show's cast, including [[VillainTeleportation teleporting]], [[MadBomber explosive crystal ball-like bombs]] and [[Spiderman can scale walls and such]]. In the final episode, [[spoiler: Lady Illusion has a HeroicSacrifice to save Ace's life.]]
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Initially TheDarkChick, Lady Illusion is a shapeshifting dark elf who originally is programmed to be Lord Fear's [[TheMistress mistress]]. However, she ends up falling in love with Ace and the two go into a DatingCatwoman situation for most of the series. Lady Illusion is a strong-willed but emotional person, who goes back and forth between good and evil. She has the most powers out of the show's cast, including [[VillainTeleportation teleporting]], [[MadBomber explosive crystal ball-like bombs]] and [[Spiderman [[SpiderMan can scale walls and such]]. In the final episode, [[spoiler: Lady Illusion has a HeroicSacrifice to save Ace's life.]]
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* AllPartOfTheShow: Lord Fear tries to gain the final piece of the Amulet during the school's performance of ''ThePhantomOfTheOpera'', but sees the audience applauding him and he joyfully sits down and plays a pipe organ. Mark decides to include him as the Phantom since Chuck (who played the Phantom and wore a Lord Fear-styled) threw up and is offstage.
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Lord Fear's sidekick, weapon, walking stick and advisor all in one. Staff Head is a talking winged frog who sits on the end of Lord Fear's staff. He is very loyal to Lord Fear, but has a patronising attitude towards other characters and shows a sadistic side at times. He can fire energy blasts from the glass orb he carries, and in the first season he can turn his wooden frame into a snake-like body to travel around easily.
* Blackmail: [[spoiler: Staff Head learns Lady Illusion's relationship with Ace, he blackmails her to aid Lord Fear or he will spill the beans to His Lordship.]]
* BritishAccents: He has a cool Cockney accent. Several characters have pointed out his accent.
* TheDragon
* EnsembleDarkHorse: Fans seem to really like him.
* FrickinLaserbeams
* FrogsAndToads
* Jerkass: He pretty much treats every other character aside from Lord Fear as rubbish. He seems to particularly hate Lady Illusion and Duff Kent.
* LoyalAnimalCompanion
* MagicWand: Technically a staff.
* WingsDoNothing
* YouDontLookLikeYourself: Staff Head got a re-design in the second season, appearing from frog-like and can actually move around on the staff, and can fall right off.
* Blackmail: [[spoiler: Staff Head learns Lady Illusion's relationship with Ace, he blackmails her to aid Lord Fear or he will spill the beans to His Lordship.]]
* BritishAccents: He has a cool Cockney accent. Several characters have pointed out his accent.
* TheDragon
* EnsembleDarkHorse: Fans seem to really like him.
* FrickinLaserbeams
* FrogsAndToads
* Jerkass: He pretty much treats every other character aside from Lord Fear as rubbish. He seems to particularly hate Lady Illusion and Duff Kent.
* LoyalAnimalCompanion
* MagicWand: Technically a staff.
* WingsDoNothing
* YouDontLookLikeYourself: Staff Head got a re-design in the second season, appearing from frog-like and can actually move around on the staff, and can fall right off.
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Initially TheDarkChick, Lady Illusion is a shapeshifting dark elf who originally is programmed to be Lord Fear's [[TheMistress mistress]]. However, she ends up falling in love with Ace and the two go into a DatingCatwoman situation for most of the series. Lady Illusion is a strong-willed but emotional person, who goes back and forth between good and evil. She has the most powers out of the show's cast, including [[VillainTeleportation teleporting]], [[MadBomber explosive crystal ball-like bombs]] and [[Spiderman can scale walls and such]]. In the final episode, [[spoiler: Lady Illusion has a HeroicSacrifice to save Ace's life.]]
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The bad guys of the series, also known as the Evil Gang but often called the Carnival of Doom. The villains are a group of freakshow-esque characters who live an AmusementParkOfDoom. Lord Fear, TheBigBad of the series, leads the carnival with the plan to conquer the world using the Amulet of Zoar's powers. The villains can suffer [[DisneyVillainDeath]]s, morphing into locations around the carnival to rest and recover until their next appearance. The carnival is later taken over by Kilobyte.
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The bad guys of the series, also known as the Evil Gang but often called the Carnival of Doom. The villains are a group of freakshow-esque characters who live an AmusementParkOfDoom. Lord Fear, TheBigBad of the series, leads the carnival with the plan to conquer the world using the Amulet of Zoar's powers. The villains can suffer [[DisneyVillainDeath]]s, [[DisneyVillainDeath Disney Villain Deaths]], morphing into locations around the carnival to rest and recover until their next appearance. The carnival is later taken over by Kilobyte.
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The bad guys of the series, also known as the Evil Gang but often called the Carnival of Doom. The villains are a group of freakshow-esque characters who live an AmusementParkOfDoom. Lord Fear, TheBigBad of the series, leads the carnival with the plan to conquer the world using the Amulet of Zoar's powers. The villains can suffer [[DisneyVillainDeath]]s, morphing into locations around the carnival to rest and recover until their next appearance. The carnival is later taken over by Kilobyte.
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TheBigBad of the show until Kilobyte arrives, Lord Fear is an [[TheUndead undead]] [[EvilSorcerer]] hellbent on trying to TakeOverTheWorld. An old friend of Ace, Lord Fear was crippled accidentally by Ace and now walks with a [[LimpAndLivid limp]]. An intelligent mastermind who is well-spoken and enjoys playing [[OminousPipeOrgan a pipe organ]] and miniature golf, Lord Fear seeks Ace's destruction and then world domination. Lord Fear is in a relationship with Lady Illusion, but becomes involved in a LoveTriangle when Lady Illusion falls for Ace. When defeated he morphs into a skeleton.
* AlasPoorVillain: Lord Fear has suffered a lot as a villain - crippled by Ace, imprisoned in the Sixth Dimension, and lost the love of his life to his arch enemy.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: The Carnival of Doom.
* BadAss
* BadassBiker: Lord Fear becomes even more awesome when he gets the Doom Wagon, a rocket-powered motorcycle-hovercraft with a chainsaw on the front.
* BadassGrandpa: He's 352-years old and can still kickass.
* TheBigBad: For the first season until Kilobyte comes calling.
* BigDamnVillains: Lord Fear realises he hates Kilobyte more than Ace and forms an alliance with the latter to defeat Kilobyte.
* DemBones: He is a skeleton.
* EvilLaugh: Man, he has one epic cackle. He just can't get enough of laughing.
* EvilSorcerer
* ExtendableArms: Lord Fear can extend his arms and neck.
* FinalBoss: In the show and the video games.
* LaughingMad
* LimpAndLivid: Lord Fear limps thanks to Ace, using Staff Head as support.
* TheNicknamer: Lord Fear often gives his allies and enemies nicknames. These include "Totem of Terror" for Staff Head, "Muscle-Bound Minion" for Anvil, and "Grinning Ghoul" for Googler.
* OminousPipeOrgan: He is a master of the pipe organ and never actually had a lesson.
* OurLichesAreDifferent: Lord Fear is from a video game.
* TakeOverTheWorld
* TriangRelations: With Lady Illusion, who loves Ace.
* TheUndead
* VillainDecay: In the second season.
* VillainousBreakdown: Lord Fear has one in Episode 26, collapsing to his knees and pleading Lady Illusion for her help, only to be flat out denied, revealing her true loyalties.
* AlasPoorVillain: Lord Fear has suffered a lot as a villain - crippled by Ace, imprisoned in the Sixth Dimension, and lost the love of his life to his arch enemy.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: The Carnival of Doom.
* BadAss
* BadassBiker: Lord Fear becomes even more awesome when he gets the Doom Wagon, a rocket-powered motorcycle-hovercraft with a chainsaw on the front.
* BadassGrandpa: He's 352-years old and can still kickass.
* TheBigBad: For the first season until Kilobyte comes calling.
* BigDamnVillains: Lord Fear realises he hates Kilobyte more than Ace and forms an alliance with the latter to defeat Kilobyte.
* DemBones: He is a skeleton.
* EvilLaugh: Man, he has one epic cackle. He just can't get enough of laughing.
* EvilSorcerer
* ExtendableArms: Lord Fear can extend his arms and neck.
* FinalBoss: In the show and the video games.
* LaughingMad
* LimpAndLivid: Lord Fear limps thanks to Ace, using Staff Head as support.
* TheNicknamer: Lord Fear often gives his allies and enemies nicknames. These include "Totem of Terror" for Staff Head, "Muscle-Bound Minion" for Anvil, and "Grinning Ghoul" for Googler.
* OminousPipeOrgan: He is a master of the pipe organ and never actually had a lesson.
* OurLichesAreDifferent: Lord Fear is from a video game.
* TakeOverTheWorld
* TriangRelations: With Lady Illusion, who loves Ace.
* TheUndead
* VillainDecay: In the second season.
* VillainousBreakdown: Lord Fear has one in Episode 26, collapsing to his knees and pleading Lady Illusion for her help, only to be flat out denied, revealing her true loyalties.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Random is voiced by Cathal J. Dodd, who voiced [[Wolverine]] in the original X-Men cartoon.
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A FieryRedhead, ActionGirl and Ace's former sidekick. Sparx is an energetic, hot-headed and at times arrogant young Lightning Knight. Sparx can run into situations without thinking, often making her a DistressedDamsel, although she's still a BadassDamsel. She actually has no superpowers, but uses the Sword of Jacob in combat along with her gymnastic and acrobatic skills. She flies on a hovercraft called the Lightning Flash.
* ActionGirl
* BadAss
* BadassDamsel: Even when she's captured, Sparx is still awesome. In Episode 25, [[spoiler: Sparx convinces Dirty Rat to start a rebellion against Lord Fear.]]
* CatFight: Sparx has multiple fights with Lady Illusion.
* CoolPlane: The Lightning Flash.
* CoolSword
* DistressedDamsel: Sparx has a tendency to get captured by the villains.
* FieryRedhead
* HeroesPreferSwords: Sparx has the Sword of Jacob, and Ace uses the Lightning Lance.
* HoverTank: The Lightning Flash can count as one.
* KungFu
* MadKarateMan: Mad Karate Woman in this case.
* SwordSparks: Sparx can fight lightning from her sword. Sparks (no pun intended) have flown when Sparx and Lord Fear have duelled.
* [[spoiler: TearJerker]]: [[spoiler: Sparx is blasted back to the game world by Googler's sockpuppets '''using her own sword against her'''!]]
* ActionGirl
* BadAss
* BadassDamsel: Even when she's captured, Sparx is still awesome. In Episode 25, [[spoiler: Sparx convinces Dirty Rat to start a rebellion against Lord Fear.]]
* CatFight: Sparx has multiple fights with Lady Illusion.
* CoolPlane: The Lightning Flash.
* CoolSword
* DistressedDamsel: Sparx has a tendency to get captured by the villains.
* FieryRedhead
* HeroesPreferSwords: Sparx has the Sword of Jacob, and Ace uses the Lightning Lance.
* HoverTank: The Lightning Flash can count as one.
* KungFu
* MadKarateMan: Mad Karate Woman in this case.
* SwordSparks: Sparx can fight lightning from her sword. Sparks (no pun intended) have flown when Sparx and Lord Fear have duelled.
* [[spoiler: TearJerker]]: [[spoiler: Sparx is blasted back to the game world by Googler's sockpuppets '''using her own sword against her'''!]]
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A 35-year old cyborg Lightning Knight, Random Virus was wounded in a battle that [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel left him with no legs and one arm.]] His progamming and psyche was also messed up, leaving him with a [[SplitPersonality]]. One side is a good person but fearful of his own powers, and his evil side who has a twisted sense of justice wants to crush everything weak in the universe, starting with Ace. Random's evil side often takes control and may side with the villains to defeat the Lightning Knights. He can control machinery and electricity, which is appropriate since he lives in a junkyard.
* AlasPoorVillain: He doesn't want to be evil.
* ArtificialLimbs: Random lost much of his body in an offscreen accident, resulting in the loss of his legs and his right arm. He now has caterpillar tracks and a large claw instead.
* BadAss: Perhaps the most badass character in the show.
* BigDamnHeroes: Random repeatedly comes to save the day when Ace is haivng his ass handed to him.
* ChainedToARock: Lord Fear chains Random up when he tries to join the villains.
* CorruptCop
* Cyborg
* DownInTheDumps: Random hangs around in a junkyard and is quite depressed so it suits him.
* EnsembleDarkHorse: Random is quite popular among the fanbase.
* FallenHero: Ace often reminds him of this, but this often causes Random to join in the fight as a hero.
* JekyllAndHide: Random interchanges between his good and evil personalities a lot.
* LawfulNeutral: Random often tries to stay in this position to avoid harming others.
* LightningGun: Random has a wrist cannon but only uses it in the game, and shoots fireballs from it.
* PunchClockVillain
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge
* Technopath
* TooWeakToLive: Random's evil side sees most life as weak.
* TwoFaced: He doesn't mean to be.
* VillainousBreakdown: Random somewhat has one in Episode 26 - "I'M NOT WEAK! I'M STRONG!"
* AlasPoorVillain: He doesn't want to be evil.
* ArtificialLimbs: Random lost much of his body in an offscreen accident, resulting in the loss of his legs and his right arm. He now has caterpillar tracks and a large claw instead.
* BadAss: Perhaps the most badass character in the show.
* BigDamnHeroes: Random repeatedly comes to save the day when Ace is haivng his ass handed to him.
* ChainedToARock: Lord Fear chains Random up when he tries to join the villains.
* CorruptCop
* Cyborg
* DownInTheDumps: Random hangs around in a junkyard and is quite depressed so it suits him.
* EnsembleDarkHorse: Random is quite popular among the fanbase.
* FallenHero: Ace often reminds him of this, but this often causes Random to join in the fight as a hero.
* JekyllAndHide: Random interchanges between his good and evil personalities a lot.
* LawfulNeutral: Random often tries to stay in this position to avoid harming others.
* LightningGun: Random has a wrist cannon but only uses it in the game, and shoots fireballs from it.
* PunchClockVillain
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge
* Technopath
* TooWeakToLive: Random's evil side sees most life as weak.
* TwoFaced: He doesn't mean to be.
* VillainousBreakdown: Random somewhat has one in Episode 26 - "I'M NOT WEAK! I'M STRONG!"
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* TheNicknamer: He often gives nicknames to the villains, although this is shared with Lord Fear who gives nicknames to his own minions.
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Mark's best friend, Chuck Mugel first appears as an obese nerd who likes eating junk food. However, he is quite jolly, has a good outlook on life and just happens to be a big fan of the Ace Lightning video game. In the second season, Chuck loses weight, wears glasses and becomes the computer expert of the Lightning Knights after learning of their existence.
* BedsheetGhost: In Episode 15, Chuck is covered in a bedsheet and unintentionally chases Dirty Rat out of Mark's house.
* ChairmanOfTheBoard: Chuck is Chairman of the Conestoga Hills Chapter of the Ace Lightning Fanclub. He resigns after meeting Jessica Fisgus.
* ComicRelief: Pretty much the funniest character in the show. His habit of being sick is often used as a RunningGag, and his tendency to overreact to events.
* DemonicPossession: Chuck is possessed by Rotgut in Episode 36.
* DisappearedDad: Chuck's father is never mentioned nor seen.
* EmbarrasingNickname: Wayne calls Chuck "Upchuck" for his vomiting habit. Chuck calls his superpowered foot "Thunderfoot" for a short time.
* FullNameUltimatum: Jessica calls Chuck by his full name when angry - "Charles Nelson Mugel".
* GeekyGlasses: Chuck wears glasses in the second season.
* Nerd
* NewAndImproved: Chuck pretty much describes himself as this in the first episode of Season 2.
* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler: Chuck is almost killed by a rampaging Ace, but recovers.]]
* ProudToBeAGeek
* RebelLeader: Chuck rallies the students to rise up against Mr. Cheseborough in Episode 25 after he finds out the food budget has been cut in the school cafeteria.
* SecretKeeper: Kept Mark's secret.
* Sidekick: To both Ace and Mark.
* SuperpowersForADay: Chuck gains superhuman strength after being struck by a deflected lightning bolt.
* TheSmartGuy: Despite being bullied, Chuck is quite intelligent, building is own robot with help from Mr. Cheseborough and spends time at a computer camp.
* TechnoWizard
* VomitChainReaction: Chuck has a nasty habit of being sick. In the first episode he comments how he threw up on a bus and it caused pandemonium. This trope really comes into play in Episode 4 where Chuck hurls after finding a pea in his dessert, causing other people in the room to throw up and flee the cafeteria.
* BedsheetGhost: In Episode 15, Chuck is covered in a bedsheet and unintentionally chases Dirty Rat out of Mark's house.
* ChairmanOfTheBoard: Chuck is Chairman of the Conestoga Hills Chapter of the Ace Lightning Fanclub. He resigns after meeting Jessica Fisgus.
* ComicRelief: Pretty much the funniest character in the show. His habit of being sick is often used as a RunningGag, and his tendency to overreact to events.
* DemonicPossession: Chuck is possessed by Rotgut in Episode 36.
* DisappearedDad: Chuck's father is never mentioned nor seen.
* EmbarrasingNickname: Wayne calls Chuck "Upchuck" for his vomiting habit. Chuck calls his superpowered foot "Thunderfoot" for a short time.
* FullNameUltimatum: Jessica calls Chuck by his full name when angry - "Charles Nelson Mugel".
* GeekyGlasses: Chuck wears glasses in the second season.
* Nerd
* NewAndImproved: Chuck pretty much describes himself as this in the first episode of Season 2.
* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler: Chuck is almost killed by a rampaging Ace, but recovers.]]
* ProudToBeAGeek
* RebelLeader: Chuck rallies the students to rise up against Mr. Cheseborough in Episode 25 after he finds out the food budget has been cut in the school cafeteria.
* SecretKeeper: Kept Mark's secret.
* Sidekick: To both Ace and Mark.
* SuperpowersForADay: Chuck gains superhuman strength after being struck by a deflected lightning bolt.
* TheSmartGuy: Despite being bullied, Chuck is quite intelligent, building is own robot with help from Mr. Cheseborough and spends time at a computer camp.
* TechnoWizard
* VomitChainReaction: Chuck has a nasty habit of being sick. In the first episode he comments how he threw up on a bus and it caused pandemonium. This trope really comes into play in Episode 4 where Chuck hurls after finding a pea in his dessert, causing other people in the room to throw up and flee the cafeteria.
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* ApocalypticLog: Mark talks to his friend Pete via a webcam usually in every episode.
* BigNo: In the final episode where [[spoiler: Mark thinks Ace as been wounded by Lord Fear, but it is revealed to be Lady Illusion in disguise.]]
* LightningGun: Gets his own wrist cannon in the second series which fans have affectionally called "The Super Glove of Doom". It does have a strong resemblance to the [[TheWizard Power Glove]].
* MoralEventHorizon: Mark nearly has one in Episode 26 when he's given the tedious decision whether or not to delete the game from his computer, which would delete all the character too. He doesn't go through with it, of course. This can also double as a SadisticChoice.
* LightningGun: Gets his own wrist cannon in the second series which fans have affectionally called "The Super Glove of Doom". It does have a strong resemblance to the [[TheWizard Power Glove]].
* MoralEventHorizon: Mark nearly has one in Episode 26 when he's given the tedious decision whether or not to delete the game from his computer, which would delete all the character too. He doesn't go through with it, of course. This can also double as a SadisticChoice.
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* ReluctantWarrior: Mark keeps saying throughout the series that he is not a hero or a Lightning Knight.
Knight.
* Sidekick
* SupportingProtagonist: Subverted. At times he goes from supporting protagonist to main protagonist.
* TenMinuteRetirement: Mark quits the superhero business for half an episode.
* WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld: That's pretty must the jist of this show - with video game characters. Mark even appears to acknowledge this in Episode 2 - "First save the world, then be home in time for dinner."
* TheWoobie: Mark just needs a hug sometimes. His life is pretty much turned upside-down by the video game characters, and he has to keep their existence a secret from his friends and family. [[spoiler: He also loses his first girlfriend Samantha Thompson because of Lady Illusion, and in Episode 12 just completely throws the towel in after having bad grades, at odds with his parents, stalked and kidnapped by Lord Fear, and then insulted by Sparx. Give this guy a break!]]
* Sidekick
* SupportingProtagonist: Subverted. At times he goes from supporting protagonist to main protagonist.
* TenMinuteRetirement: Mark quits the superhero business for half an episode.
* WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld: That's pretty must the jist of this show - with video game characters. Mark even appears to acknowledge this in Episode 2 - "First save the world, then be home in time for dinner."
* TheWoobie: Mark just needs a hug sometimes. His life is pretty much turned upside-down by the video game characters, and he has to keep their existence a secret from his friends and family. [[spoiler: He also loses his first girlfriend Samantha Thompson because of Lady Illusion, and in Episode 12 just completely throws the towel in after having bad grades, at odds with his parents, stalked and kidnapped by Lord Fear, and then insulted by Sparx. Give this guy a break!]]
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The heroes of the show, the Lightning Knights are interdimensional superheroes/policemen who guard the Sixth Dimension from evil. Their authority spreads to other worlds when Ace Lightning chases Lord Fear to Earth. While only five members are introduced in the series, the show's creator [[WordOfGod|revealed]] that there were more Lightning Knights, some of which are stronger than Ace and Random Virus combined.
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The heroes of the show, the Lightning Knights are interdimensional superheroes/policemen who guard the Sixth Dimension from evil. Their authority spreads to other worlds when Ace Lightning chases Lord Fear to Earth. While only five members are introduced in the series, the show's creator [[WordOfGod|revealed]] [[WordOfGod revealed]] that there were more Lightning Knights, some of which are stronger than Ace and Random Virus combined.
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The viewpoint character of the series (most of the time) and the [[Narrator]]. Mark is a teenage British kid who moves to Conestoga Hills, USA and is at first a [[FishOutOfWater]]. His house is struck by lightning and characters from his favourite video game come to life, and is enlisted by Ace to be his sidekick. Thus he is an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent turned ReluctantWarrior. Over time he becomes more courageous and in the second season becomes a full-fledged Lightning Knight, complete with his own, more advanced, wrist cannon (although it fits the length of his arm.)
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The viewpoint character of the series (most of the time) and the [[Narrator]].{{Narrator}}. Mark is a teenage British kid who moves to Conestoga Hills, USA and is at first a [[FishOutOfWater]]. His house is struck by lightning and characters from his favourite video game come to life, and is enlisted by Ace to be his sidekick. Thus he is an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent turned ReluctantWarrior. Over time he becomes more courageous and in the second season becomes a full-fledged Lightning Knight, complete with his own, more advanced, wrist cannon (although it fits the length of his arm.)
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The viewpoint character of the series (most of the time) and the [[Narrator]]. Mark is a teenage British kid who moves to Conestoga Hills, USA and is at first a [[FishOutOfWater]]. His house is struck by lightning and characters from his favourite video game come to life, and is enlisted by Ace to be his sidekick. Thus he is an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent turned ReluctantWarrior. Over time he becomes more courageous and in the second season becomes a full-fledged Lightning Knight, complete with his own, more advanced, wrist cannon (although it fits the length of his arm.)
* BadAss: At first he hides during early battles but then confronts Random Virus repeatedly, fights Zip and Snip, and Pigface, and Fred separately with a metal bar, and is even willing to fight Lord Fear.
* Narrator
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent
* RefusalOfTheCall: Mark repeatedly refuses to become a superhero, at one point quitting the superhero business all together after Sparx insults his abilities as one.
* ReluctantWarrior: Mark keeps saying throughout the series that he is not a hero or a Lightning Knight.
* BadAss: At first he hides during early battles but then confronts Random Virus repeatedly, fights Zip and Snip, and Pigface, and Fred separately with a metal bar, and is even willing to fight Lord Fear.
* Narrator
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent
* RefusalOfTheCall: Mark repeatedly refuses to become a superhero, at one point quitting the superhero business all together after Sparx insults his abilities as one.
* ReluctantWarrior: Mark keeps saying throughout the series that he is not a hero or a Lightning Knight.
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* BadAss: Particularly when he is struck by lightning in Episode 2.
* BroughtDownToNormal: In Episode 7, Ace's superpowers are removed by Zip and Snip, and he has to walk around disguised as a masked police officer.
* CatchPhrase: The code of the Lightning Knights: "Do right and fear not."
* ChasteHero: Ace admits he's never flirted before.
* DatingCatwoman: Ace dates Lady Illusion, although it is in secret for most of the first season. It is hinted from a line by Ace to Lady Illusion ("Still wanna brag about you power, playmate?") that the two characters spent time together as children.
* CatchPhrase: The code of the Lightning Knights: "Do right and fear not."
* ChasteHero: Ace admits he's never flirted before.
* DatingCatwoman: Ace dates Lady Illusion, although it is in secret for most of the first season. It is hinted from a line by Ace to Lady Illusion ("Still wanna brag about you power, playmate?") that the two characters spent time together as children.
* FishOutOfWater: Ace is bamboozled by Earth, often fiddling with technology in Mark's house and destroying it. He also gates a hatred for garden gnomes, although this stems from an encounter with living gnomes in the Sixth Dimension. Ace again fits this trope when he experiences his new emotions in the second season.
* HeroicBSOD: Ace literally has one when he is frozen in place when a virus interrupts a data transfer. Lady Illusion snaps him out of it with their FirstKiss.
* LightningGun: Ace has two "wrist cannons" which can fire his electrical attacks.
* NarmCharm: Ace often has a lot of Narm moments, but he is a parody of the stereotypical superhero and comments once that he wants a cape.
* RingOfFire: Subverted. In the second season, Ace gains an ability called "Ring of Flame" which projects small rings of fire.
* RunningGag: Ace often breaks objects in Mark's house, usually out of curiosity although some cases he thinks he has done wrong and breaks them. Mark's parents never learn how the objects break and blame "shoddy American construction." Such victims of Ace's curiosity include a blender, Mark's backdoor, the handle of a fridge, Mark's bedroom window, and a running machine owned by Mark's mother Fiona. Ace also destroys several garden gnomes, and a hand dryer in the school.
* ShockAndAwe: Oh, yeah. Ace uses lightning in all of his battles and can even turn it into multiple forms - including spears, a lasso, an energy ball, and can create a wall of electricity which envelopes Ace and causes him to disappear.
* LightningGun: Ace has two "wrist cannons" which can fire his electrical attacks.
* NarmCharm: Ace often has a lot of Narm moments, but he is a parody of the stereotypical superhero and comments once that he wants a cape.
* RingOfFire: Subverted. In the second season, Ace gains an ability called "Ring of Flame" which projects small rings of fire.
* RunningGag: Ace often breaks objects in Mark's house, usually out of curiosity although some cases he thinks he has done wrong and breaks them. Mark's parents never learn how the objects break and blame "shoddy American construction." Such victims of Ace's curiosity include a blender, Mark's backdoor, the handle of a fridge, Mark's bedroom window, and a running machine owned by Mark's mother Fiona. Ace also destroys several garden gnomes, and a hand dryer in the school.
* ShockAndAwe: Oh, yeah. Ace uses lightning in all of his battles and can even turn it into multiple forms - including spears, a lasso, an energy ball, and can create a wall of electricity which envelopes Ace and causes him to disappear.
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* WelcomeToTheRealWorld: Ace has a hard time getting used to Earth.
* WhatTheHellHero: Ace goes a bit crazy when he first gains his emotions - he shouts at Mark, attacks Random Virus ''after'' he came to help him, and even [[spoiler: accidentally shoots Chuck with a lightning bolt although he survives.]]
* WhatTheHellHero: Ace goes a bit crazy when he first gains his emotions - he shouts at Mark, attacks Random Virus ''after'' he came to help him, and even [[spoiler: accidentally shoots Chuck with a lightning bolt although he survives.]]
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The heroes of the show, the Lightning Knights are interdimensional superheroes/policemen who guard the Sixth Dimension from evil. Their authority spreads to other worlds when Ace Lightning chases Lord Fear to Earth. While only five members are introduced in the series, the show's creator [[WordOfGod|revealed]] that there were more Lightning Knights, some of which are stronger than Ace and Random Virus combined.
[[WMG: Ace Lightning]]
The main character, protagonist, titular character and superhero from another world, Ace Lightning comes to Earth to capture runaway villain Lord Fear and his gang, and regain the [[MacGuffin|Amulet of Zoar]]. He can fly, has superhuman strength and can fire electricity from the wrist cannons he wears. He starts off as a stereotypical superhero with a strong wit and good sense of justice, but [[spoiler: he begins dating villain Lady Illusion, and in the second season is given unstable human emotions that cause him to go a little crazy at times.]]
*BigDamnHeroes: Along with Sparx and Random Virus.
*BrainwashedAndCrazy: In Episode 13, Ace is turned into a zombie by Googler's sockpuppets. He goes a bit loopy when he first gets his unstable emotions in the second season.
*DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength: This character was the reason for this trope's creation. Ace's superhuman strength causes him to unintentionally trash Mark's house throughout the first season
*Flight
*TheHero
*SuperStrength
*TropeNamer: Formerly. Originally named the DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength trope as "Ace Lightning Syndrome".
[[WMG: Mark Hollander]]
[[WMG: Chuck Mugel]]
[[WMG: Sparx]]
[[WMG: Random Virus]]
[[WMG: Ace Lightning]]
The main character, protagonist, titular character and superhero from another world, Ace Lightning comes to Earth to capture runaway villain Lord Fear and his gang, and regain the [[MacGuffin|Amulet of Zoar]]. He can fly, has superhuman strength and can fire electricity from the wrist cannons he wears. He starts off as a stereotypical superhero with a strong wit and good sense of justice, but [[spoiler: he begins dating villain Lady Illusion, and in the second season is given unstable human emotions that cause him to go a little crazy at times.]]
*BigDamnHeroes: Along with Sparx and Random Virus.
*BrainwashedAndCrazy: In Episode 13, Ace is turned into a zombie by Googler's sockpuppets. He goes a bit loopy when he first gets his unstable emotions in the second season.
*DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength: This character was the reason for this trope's creation. Ace's superhuman strength causes him to unintentionally trash Mark's house throughout the first season
*Flight
*TheHero
*SuperStrength
*TropeNamer: Formerly. Originally named the DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength trope as "Ace Lightning Syndrome".
[[WMG: Mark Hollander]]
[[WMG: Chuck Mugel]]
[[WMG: Sparx]]
[[WMG: Random Virus]]
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