History Characters / Dimension20FantasyHigh

ButchLesbian: Has evolved her look to be more masculine-coded (or as Ally refers to it, "bloke mode") at the start of Junior Year, ditching her tie-dye sweaters for tracksuits and croptops and putting on muscle-mass.

* FitnessNut: Has developed into this by Junior Year with the muscles and protein shakes to match. She's even ditched her tye dye aesthetic for a tracksuit. Ally describea her new aesthetic as "bloke mode".

* TownGirls: In Freshman and Sophomore Year, the rebellious Fig is Butch, the sweet Kristen is Femme, and the rational Adaine is Neither.

* FitnessNut: Has developed into this by Junior Year with the muscles and protein shakes to match. She's even ditched her tye dye aesthetic for a tracksuit.

StraightMan: Frequently cast in this light, especially opposite her daughter Fig and Kristen Applebees.

* NouveauRiche: He lives in a large mansion created from his father's old pirate ship.

** [[spoiler: Further discussed in Junior Year: whilst experiencing a crisis of faith in herself and seeing Kristen's patron the goddess Cassandra seemingly die, Fig multiclasses into paladin in the hopes of bolstering the belief in Cassandra - a parallel connection between Fig's status as Archdevil of Rebellion and the Goddess of Mystery and Doubt is discussed. Later, on learning more about the dead goddess Ankarna - that she was once a solar goddess of justice who was corrupted into an infernal god of conquest - Fig is able to use her bard magic to reconstitute and preserve Ankarna's uncorrupted divine power within the Bottomless Pit, and to summon a daymare, one of the legendary fiery horses that pulled her chariot, to act as her steed.]]

* {{Depower}}: As of Episode 6 of Junior Year, [[spoiler:Kristen does not have a god to give her any divine abilities, with YES? being dead and Cassandra's fate being uncertain, meaning that she cannot cast spells or use cleric abilities.]]

** [[spoiler: Further discussed in Junior Year: whilst experiencing a crisis of faith in herself and seeing Kristen's patron the goddess Cassandra seemingly die, Fig multiclasses into paladin in the hopes of bolstering the belief in Cassandra - a parallel connection between Fig's status as Archdevil of Rebellion and the Goddess of Mystery and Doubt is discussed. Later, on learning more about the dead goddess Ankarna - that she was once a solar goddess of justice who was corrupted into an infernal god of conquest - Fig is able to use her bard magic to reconstitute and preserve Ankarna's uncorrupted divine power within the Bottomless Pit, and to summon a daymare, one of the legendary fiery horses that pulled her chariot, to act as her steed.]]

** [[spoiler: Further discussed in Junior Year: whilst experiencing a crisis of faith in herself and seeing Kristen's patron the goddess Cassandra seemingly die, Fig multiclasses into paladin in the hopes of bolstering the belief in Cassandra - an parallel connection between Fig's status as Archdevil of Rebellion and the Goddess of Mystery and Doubt is discussed. Later, on learning more about the dead goddess Ankarna - that she was once a solar goddess of justice who was corrupted into an infernal god of conquest - Fig is able to use her bard magic to reconstitute and preserve Ankarna's uncorrupted divine power within the Bottomless Pit, and to summon a daymare, one of the legendary fiery horses that pulled her chariot, to act as her steed.]]

** [[spoiler: Further discussed in Junior Year: whilst experiencing a crisis of faith in herself and seeing Kristen's patron the goddess Cassandra seemingly die, Fig multiclasses into paladin in the hopes of bolstering the belief in Cassandra - an parallel connection between Fig's status as Archdevil of Rebellion and the Goddess of Mystery and Doubt is discussed. Later, on learning more about the dead goddess Ankarna - that she was once a solar goddess of justice who was corrupted into an infernal god of conquest - Fig is able to use her bard magic to reconstitute and preserve Ankarna's uncorrupted divine power within the Bottomless Pit, and to summon a daymare, one of the legendary fiery horses that pulled her chariot, to act as her steed.

* ShipTease: With Zelda. They end up dating by the end of "Prompocalypse".

** This is also occasionally subverted by Zac as Gorgug [[Sliding ScaleOfGameplayAndStoryIntegration organically guessing things which turn out to actually be true,]] with Gorgug often proving to be more intelligent than he gives himself credit for.

* DisappearedDad: To the point where he asks nearly everybody if they could be his dad. [[spoiler:In the season finale, he finally meets his dad Gorbag who happened to be in the orc band playing for prom.]]

[[folder:[=K2=]]]
!! K2
!!! Played by: Ally Beardsly
-->'''Race:''' Human Simulacrum

A body double Adaine makes for Kristen during her presidential campaign. [[AdaptationalSexuality Inexplicably straight.]] [[AdaptationalNationality And British.]]

* LethalJokeCharacter: Ally plays her an usurious flirt, but she's still has the raw power of a 13th level cleric.

-->'''Class:''' Bard (College of Whispers [[spoiler:formerly, College of Lore currently]]) / Warlock (The Hexblade) [[spoiler:/ Paladin]]

* TurnToReligion: [[spoiler:Joins the cult of Cassandra to support Kristen after her god vanishes, but comes to genuinely embrace the tennant of Doubt as she struggles with her identy due to the MCAT. Her first prayer is earnest enough to partially restore Kristan's magic. However she ends up becoming even more invested in Cassandra's ex-wife Ankarna.]]

!! The Main Six's Families and Loved Ones

* TurnToReligion: [[spoiler:Joins the cult of Cassandra to support Kristen after her god vanishes, but comes to genuinely embrace the tennant of Doubt as she struggles with her identy due to the MCAT. Her first prayer is earnest enough to partially restore Kristan's magic.]]

* DealWithTheDevil: [[spoiler:A very strange version. Fig becomes a Warlock in season 2, but unlike most examples of this trope, her powers aren't coming from a malicious being, because her patron is Gorthalax, her own father. In Junior Year, she also crafts a "fake" agreement with fellow archdevil Bill Seacaster, for the price of 40 gp loaned from Fabian, that officially recognises her as having authority over the Bottomless Pit and aligns Bill and his crew of damned pirate-warlocks with her; whether this is an official contract or merely a ploy to aid her in her warlock studies has yet to be revealed.]]

* ImpoverishedPatrician: Becomes this when she disowns her parents, and it becomes an issue during Junior Year when all of her wizarding components costs so much she has to get a part-time job, all the while being pestered by elves to answer tedious prophetic questions; eventually with the aid of Fabian she strong-arms the Elven council of Falinel into compensating her monetarily for her duties as the Elven Oracle, relieving her of her crippling financial woes.

* PragmaticVillainy: After becoming an archdevil and a warlock patron, rather than traffic in souls as his fellow fiends do, Bill empowers his warlocks in exchange for gold, and only takes their souls to serve as damned crewmates aboard the Goldenrod if they fail to meet their minimums. His stated reasoning is that the souls of the kind of people who would become warlocks are not actually worth much compared with cash on the barrelhead.

* DealWithTheDevil: [[spoiler:A very strange version. Fig becomes a Warlock in season 2, but unlike most examples of this trope, her powers aren't coming from a malicious being, because her patron is Gorthalax, her own father. In Junior Year, she also crafts a "fake" agreement with fellow archdevil Bill Seacaster, for the price of 40 gp loaned from Fabian, that officially recognises her as having authority over the Bottomless Pit and aligns Bill and his crew of damned pirate-warlocks with her; whether this is an official contract or merely a ploy to aid her in her warlock studies has yet to be revealed.]]]]

* DealWithTheDevil: [[spoiler:A very strange version. Fig becomes a Warlock in season 2, but unlike most examples of this trope, her powers aren't coming from a malicious being, because her patron is Gorthalax, her own father.]]