History Characters / MyHeroSCPVillains

* KickTheSonOfABitch: Like in canon, he ultimately kills Madelyn Stillwell upon learning she was just using The Seven for her own benefit. Though by the time of the story it's already happened off-screen.

* KickTheSonOfABitch: If a winner's wish is something truly horrible, Calypso will not hesitate to twist their wish and give them their just desserts.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: As she points out to Overhaul, while her power lets her control even terminal illnesses (such as cancer) she can't control Quirk factors because that doesn't count as a disease.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Like in canon, he has no fighting skills other than "beat up whatever is in front of him until it dies". Against someone like Midoriya, who is much stronger, can heal rapidly, and is an expert fighter, he has little chance.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: His Sports Festival plans not only ends up botching himself but his general attitude causes him to be replaced by Shinso due to being unbecoming of a hero.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Since he's been stuck in stasis for twenty years while Black Noir continued field work, Ben winds up actually ''weaker'' then Earving when they have a rematch.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When he finally finds the treasure's location, it's already been long spent. Obviously no one would horde that much money for centuries. Sooner or later there are going to be things you want to buy, and if you have the cash for it you might as well spend it.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The only reason he's able to get away with his crimes for so long is because he does them in secret. Shujin's staff isn't apathetic to the student body in this story, and the principal is a morally righteous pro hero who refuses to kowtow to him just because he happens to bring a little fame to the school.

* {{Catchphrase}}: Has a tendency to say "Odds bodkins" whenever something upsetting or shocking happens.

* TheBerserker: Dog injects her with One Man Army in an effort to escape the Omekata Temple. Unfortunately this time he never perfected it, and the poison drives Chicken crazy while increases her strength.

* LighterAndSofter: Normally Ox is played terrifingly straight, as per his canon series. And then he tries infiltration Reisuke's funhouse...

* LightAndSofter: Normally Ox is played terrifingly straight, as per his canon series. And then he tries infiltration Reisuke's funhouse...

* TheAlcholic: To the point where both Monkey and Ox call her out when she claims the later looks like her after a bad hangover (following his getting hit by some of Reisuke's traps), since that would imply she's ever been sober.

* WrongGenerSavvy: She thinks her Quirk can let her convince the Diary Holders that she's not an enemy so that she can focus on taking out Infinite. Too bad the diaries label her as an enemy the second she gets within a certain distance of a holder.

!!!'''Quirk''': [[SpeaksFluentAnimal Theropod]]

!!!'''Quirk''': Silver Tongue

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An assassin who actually abhors violence and killing. She was born Quirkless before Duedecuple bestowed upon her a Quirk.

!!Independent Villains
[[folder: Stain]]
!!Chizome Akaguro -- Stain
!!!'''Quirk''': [[TheParalyzer Bloodcurdle]]
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The notorious Hero Killer.

* BigShutUp: He belts this out to Tenya when he dresses down his entire philosophy.
* BlackAndWhiteInsanity: He kills what he believes are heroes who only use money and fame as their motivation instead of helping people. But even those types of heroes have altruistic reasons and still take their jobs seriously. He merely holds them up to the impossible standards of being like All Might.
* DidntSeeThatComing: He's shocked that Midoriya is only hit by Bloodcurdle for a fraction of a second due to his HealingFactor.
* DontCreateAMartyr: After his defeat, he realizes that's ''exactly'' what he's done, and that for all his attempts to "cleanse" the world of heroes, he's only made things worse.
* FightsLikeANormal: What keeps him from falling to CripplingOverspecialization is that he can fall back on this if his primary strategy is useless for whatever reason.
* HeelRealization: After being given a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech from just about everyone in Hosu that completely obliterates his entire worldview, Stain turns himself in without much issue.
* IRejectYourReality: He is left in complete denial when Tenya calls out his ideology when they confront each other in Hosu.
-->'''Stain''': "No... No, I won't accept this! My cause is just! I'm trying to purge this world of false heroes!"
* LogicalWeakness: His primary combat strategy is to draw a little blood, use his Quirk, then go in for the kill. But such a strategy won't work if the victim's skin can't bleed for whatever reason, such as with Regenizard, Swift Sculpt, or Infablaze.
* VillainRespect: When he sees Tenya's eyes for the first time, he notices there's no intent of revenge behind them, and realizes Tenya is a genuine hero in the making.

[[folder: Gentle]]
!!Danjuro Tobita -- Gentle
!!!'''Quirk''': [[BarrierWarrior Elasticity]]
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A man with a desire to make his name known and be remembered for his feats.

* BeyondTheImpossible: When Valjean is watching one of Gentle's videos, he's shocked that the criminal is able to defeat the likes of Swift Sculpt, Infablaze, and even Mechacain. The last of these is the most bizarre due to Mechacain's Quirk redirecting damage to his attacker.
* CurbStompCushion: At first being sent into Love Mode by La Brava helps him fight on an even level to Midoriya, but Midoriya is far stronger at this point than he was in canon, meaning the most Gentle can do is prolong the fight.
* HeelFaceTurn: He and La Brava are eventually made leaders of a group of special task agents for the SPC Foundation.
* HeelRealization: Being on the business end of both Midoriya's fists and his [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech beratement]], Gentle soon realizes that he's been focusing too much on himself and his need for fame, even to the point of endangering La Brava.
* GenreSavvy: When Midoriya explains that he was only using 5% of his strength to pin Gentle and La Brava, Gentle immediately realizes the kid's not bluffing.
* MartialPacifist: He prefers not to fight, finding the idea barbaric and counterintuitive to his "gentle" persona, but when push comes to shove he won't hold back.
* OfficialCouple: Implied with La Brava. When he hears her say she loves him, even knowing it's to trigger her Quirk, he returns the sentiment honestly.
* ThirdActMisunderstanding: The incident that set him on the path to being a criminal, that his friend from school didn't know who he was, is in this story portrayed as the friend not ''recognizing'' him, due to him looking so different than when they were in school together.
* ThisIsGonnaSuck: Once he realizes he's been caught by Midoriya, whom he knows is responsible for capturing both Stain and Overhaul, he knows he's in for a rough time.

[[folder: La Brava]]
!!Manami Aiba -- La Brava
!!!'''Quirk''': [[ThePowerOfLove Love]]
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Gentle's sidekick and camerawoman.

* ExplainingYourPowersToTheEnemy: She explains how her Quirk is affecting Gentle to Midoriya, likely to try and intimidate him into surrendering.
* MoralityPet: It's implied that Gentle returns her feelings, even to the point where he realizes his schemes have begun to endanger her, prompting him to surrender to authorities just to keep her safe.
* OhCrap: When she tries to hack into UA High's security, she's shocked to learn that the cyber-security is far greater than she expected thanks to Mayumi's technical genius.
* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: This pretty much sums up her reaction to seeing how many kilocalories are in the can of Super Gel Dero Doro Drink Midoriya had with him.

[[folder: Queen of Hearts]]
!!Aira Otohime -- Queen of Hearts
!!!'''Quirk''': [[UnSorcerer Quirkless]]
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The former high school bully of Alice Hiiragi and a former member of the Church of the Broken God.

* AdaptationalWimp: Zigzagged. On the one hand, she is a competent villain even without superpowers. On the other, she tried to be a bully at a school with a prominent hero course. No wonder Alice never wound up falling for her schemes.
* AlphaBitch: Deconstructed. Her father was able to pay her way into Shujin... But they wouldn't accept further bribes to get her into the hero course, meaning she had to settle for either general studies or business. She singled out Alice for bullying... But Alice was in the hero course, and her main crush was in the support course.
* ArchNemesis: Definitely this for Snicker-Snack, even going so far as to adopt an ''Alice in Wonderland'' motif of her own, that of the Queen of Hearts (who in most Wonderland-based media is Alice's biggest foe).
* BadassNormal: The first person we see who is able to act as either villain or hero without so much as a single superpower. Not only is she Quirkless, she doesn't even use an Object of Power, just blades and athletic prowess.
* TheBully: She was this to Alice Hiiragi back in high school.
* FatalFlaw: She clings to the ideology of the Church of the Broken God even after it's been long defunct. And as we later see, Scrapyard (the Church's titular "god") hated being worshipped by them.
** Also her fixation on Alice. Yes, Snicker-Snack was part of the raid that ultimately disbanded the Church of the Broken God. But if Otohime had really wanted revenge, she would have done her homework and realized that it was Midoriya's research that ultimately lead to a successful raid.
* PsychoKnifeNut: More sane than most examples, but it's easy to call her unhinged when she charges at the heroes confronting her, brandishing a blade, and yelling out, "Off with their heads!"

[[folder: Reaper]]
!!Reaper
!!!'''Quirk''': [[YourMindMakesItReal Mindscape]]
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A descendant of a notorious leader of the Chicago Spirit who now seeks a lost treasure stolen by said leader.

* AllForNothing: He caused a lot of damage, including manipulating a group of friends, trying to ruin several heroes, and causing chaos all across Japan, just for a little cash grab. And in the end the fortune he sought was long gone by the time he finds its location.
* AmplifierArtifact: He intercepted and stole the delivery of the Zero Driver to Midoriya, using the Progrise Keys (except the Jump Key) to provide power to his Underworlds.
* ComplexityAddiction: While the carefully hidden nature of the treasure he was seeking certainly justified such a complex plot, he admits to Calypso that he doesn't even know if the treasure is real, hence why he's using EMMA. But he was standing in front of a man who can make any wish a reality, so one wonders why he didn't just wish to know if the treasure was real, and if it was then just use the rest of his plan.
* TheDon: In keeping with his family's mafia-based roots, his scheme involves making partnerships with several villains from various known organizations. With the exception of the Twisted Metal gang, they all side with him willingly in exchange for revenge against heroes they hate, and sometimes other little favors (such as Queen of Hearts wanting Scrapyard released from prison).
* EmotionEater: A benign one. He can absorb mental energy from people around him to make bigger and bigger constructs with his Quirk. By absorbing mental energy slowly over fifteen years, he gains enough energy to create entire pocket dimensions!
* FakingTheDead: During a run-in with All Might and Valjean, he leapt off a cliff and made it seem like he died at the bottom. But Valjean was never convinced he truly died, since they NeverFoundTheBody.
* ShaggyDogStory: He finds his treasure... But it's already long spent, leaving him with nothing to show for his schemes.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When he finally finds the treasure's location, it's already been long spent. Obviously no one would horde that much money for centuries. Sooner or later there are going to be things you want to buy, and if you have the cash for it you might as well spend it.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: He used the Twisted Metal competition to try and find information on Richard Chappell's treasure, a fortune stolen centuries ago from the National Treasury, and when he had his plan in place he used his wish from winning to coerce them into aiding his hunt, having no more use for the tournament.

[[folder: Calypso]]
!!Billy Sparks -- Calypso
!!!'''Quirk''': [[MakeAWish Wishmaster]]
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The host of the Twisted Metal Tournament.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: He's much less malicious than he was in his home series. Not only is his relationship with his family better than in canon, but he also makes sure to undo the damage caused by his tournaments after they're done.
* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: His relationship with Sweet Tooth has been mixed across the games, with them being antagonistic to each other most times. Here, however, they're longtime friends.
* AdaptationalSpeciesChange: In most Twisted Metal games he's AmbiguouslyHuman, while in ''Twisted Metal (2012)'' he's implied to be the devil himself. Here he's most definitely human, he just happens to have a Quirk that can grant wishes.
* AntiVillain: His competition certainly causes a lot of collateral damage, but he himself is not an evil man and he always uses his powers to fix the damage. Plus, he will not hesitate to screw over any evil contestant's wish if it's horrendous to him.
* BadassFingerSnap: How the wishes he granted manifested in his youth.
* BenevolentGenie: Most times he is this, especially to his longtime friends.
* FromNobodyToNightmare: Not Calypso himself, but his tournament. Twisted Metal used to be just an RC contest a la ''Small Brawl''. But eventually, it turned into a weaponized demolition derby.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: If a winner's wish is something truly horrible, Calypso will not hesitate to twist their wish and give them their just desserts.
* LiteralGenie[=/=]JackassGenie: Newcomers to his competition tend to get the former treatment until Calypso starts to get to know them, but absolute scumbags get the latter treatment.
* MythologyGag: His first name comes from Billy Calypso from ''Twisted Metal: Small Brawl'', while his last name brings to mind his canonical daughter, Krista Sparks.
* NoSelfBuffs: Averted. Since his Quirk is triggered by him hearing the words "I wish", he can even grant his own wishes. In fact, this is how he learns how his Quirk works... He literally wished to know.
* ShockAndAwe: As he got older he started adding spectacle to his wish granting, including the familiar lightning manifestation shown in some early games.
* ThisIsGonnaSuck: When he learns Reaper's plan to find the Treasure of Chappell, Calypso realizes the hero attention this is going to bring will mean the end of the Twisted Metal competition.

[[folder: Salome]]
!!Kai Lee -- Salome
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Seemingly an honorable warrior vying for the title of shifu of the Earthen Heart, she is secretly a student of the evil Indomitable Fist.

* AmbiguousSituation: It's not known if she has a Quirk or not, since while she does see those with superpowers as less than human, her conversation with Odion (where he says they all have powers) implies she does have a Quirk.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Given the special barrier that keeps out those with evil hearts, one might initially assume she's just another noble warrior among the others. Then she brutalizes the hero Agni during their fight...
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Somehow she got it into her head that Oersted wasn't a tragic FallenHero, but a true force of evil that was simply too weak to follow through when it counted.
* FrameUp: Attempted to do this to Odion, committing evil acts while claiming to be an incarnation of Odio, knowing the public is aware of Odion's true nature.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Given that this world did have Super Sentai, it's weird that a supposed hero would have a code name based on a villain from Series/BattleFeverJ. Turns out, she's not so heroic.
* NoodleIncident: Given she turns out to be a violent sociopath near the end of the chapter, it's not known how she bypassed the barrier keeping those without proper strength of heart from reaching the temple of the Earthen Heart (she couldn't have gone around since the mountain was designed to keep those who strayed from the path from reaching the temple).
* PragmaticVillainy: She only holds back from killing Agni because she knew it would expose her early, due to the shifu's students also attending the tournament. Subverted with Apache Chief, where she only stops because Odion demands it.
* VillainousLegacy: She reveals that she's a descendant of Ou Di Wan Lee, one of the incarnations of the Lord of Dark Odio. Subverted in that she didn't grow up learning her ancestor's fighting style, and had to find it via contacting Crimson Death.

[[folder: Spike King]]
!!Suguru Kamoshida -- Spike King
!!!'''Quirk''': [[KamehameHadoken Ultimate Spike]]
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A disgraced Pro Hero and abusive gym teacher at Shujin Academy.

* FallenHero: He used to be a well-respected pro hero, but was put under suspension due to sexually harassing several female heroes.
* {{Lust}}: Still his greatest sin. Not only was he sexually harassing female heroes, he was raping the female members of the volleyball team and tried to proposition Ann for sex.
* StringTheory: Had something like this when trying to locate the Antisocial Force.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The only reason he's able to get away with his crimes for so long is because he does them in secret. Shujin's staff isn't apathetic to the student body in this story, and the principal is a morally righteous pro hero who refuses to kowtow to him just because he happens to bring a little fame to the school.
* ThenLetMeBeEvil: Subverted. He desperately wants to regain his position as a pro hero, and is willing to track down what is clearly a villainous organization and join them to do it.

!!Independent Villains
[[folder: Stain]]
!!Chizome Akaguro -- Stain
!!!'''Quirk''': [[TheParalyzer Bloodcurdle]]
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The notorious Hero Killer.

* BigShutUp: He belts this out to Tenya when he dresses down his entire philosophy.
* BlackAndWhiteInsanity: He kills what he believes are heroes who only use money and fame as their motivation instead of helping people. But even those types of heroes have altruistic reasons and still take their jobs seriously. He merely holds them up to the impossible standards of being like All Might.
* DidntSeeThatComing: He's shocked that Midoriya is only hit by Bloodcurdle for a fraction of a second due to his HealingFactor.
* DontCreateAMartyr: After his defeat, he realizes that's ''exactly'' what he's done, and that for all his attempts to "cleanse" the world of heroes, he's only made things worse.
* FightsLikeANormal: What keeps him from falling to CripplingOverspecialization is that he can fall back on this if his primary strategy is useless for whatever reason.
* HeelRealization: After being given a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech from just about everyone in Hosu that completely obliterates his entire worldview, Stain turns himself in without much issue.
* IRejectYourReality: He is left in complete denial when Tenya calls out his ideology when they confront each other in Hosu.
-->'''Stain''': "No... No, I won't accept this! My cause is just! I'm trying to purge this world of false heroes!"
* LogicalWeakness: His primary combat strategy is to draw a little blood, use his Quirk, then go in for the kill. But such a strategy won't work if the victim's skin can't bleed for whatever reason, such as with Regenizard, Swift Sculpt, or Infablaze.
* VillainRespect: When he sees Tenya's eyes for the first time, he notices there's no intent of revenge behind them, and realizes Tenya is a genuine hero in the making.

[[folder: Gentle]]
!!Danjuro Tobita -- Gentle
!!!'''Quirk''': [[BarrierWarrior Elasticity]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gentleanime.png]]

A man with a desire to make his name known and be remembered for his feats.

* BeyondTheImpossible: When Valjean is watching one of Gentle's videos, he's shocked that the criminal is able to defeat the likes of Swift Sculpt, Infablaze, and even Mechacain. The last of these is the most bizarre due to Mechacain's Quirk redirecting damage to his attacker.
* CurbStompCushion: At first being sent into Love Mode by La Brava helps him fight on an even level to Midoriya, but Midoriya is far stronger at this point than he was in canon, meaning the most Gentle can do is prolong the fight.
* HeelFaceTurn: He and La Brava are eventually made leaders of a group of special task agents for the SPC Foundation.
* HeelRealization: Being on the business end of both Midoriya's fists and his [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech beratement]], Gentle soon realizes that he's been focusing too much on himself and his need for fame, even to the point of endangering La Brava.
* GenreSavvy: When Midoriya explains that he was only using 5% of his strength to pin Gentle and La Brava, Gentle immediately realizes the kid's not bluffing.
* MartialPacifist: He prefers not to fight, finding the idea barbaric and counterintuitive to his "gentle" persona, but when push comes to shove he won't hold back.
* OfficialCouple: Implied with La Brava. When he hears her say she loves him, even knowing it's to trigger her Quirk, he returns the sentiment honestly.
* ThirdActMisunderstanding: The incident that set him on the path to being a criminal, that his friend from school didn't know who he was, is in this story portrayed as the friend not ''recognizing'' him, due to him looking so different than when they were in school together.
* ThisIsGonnaSuck: Once he realizes he's been caught by Midoriya, whom he knows is responsible for capturing both Stain and Overhaul, he knows he's in for a rough time.

[[folder: La Brava]]
!!Manami Aiba -- La Brava
!!!'''Quirk''': [[ThePowerOfLove Love]]
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Gentle's sidekick and camerawoman.

* ExplainingYourPowersToTheEnemy: She explains how her Quirk is affecting Gentle to Midoriya, likely to try and intimidate him into surrendering.
* MoralityPet: It's implied that Gentle returns her feelings, even to the point where he realizes his schemes have begun to endanger her, prompting him to surrender to authorities just to keep her safe.
* OhCrap: When she tries to hack into UA High's security, she's shocked to learn that the cyber-security is far greater than she expected thanks to Mayumi's technical genius.
* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: This pretty much sums up her reaction to seeing how many kilocalories are in the can of Super Gel Dero Doro Drink Midoriya had with him.

[[folder: Queen of Hearts]]
!!Aira Otohime -- Queen of Hearts
!!!'''Quirk''': [[UnSorcerer Quirkless]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lock.jpg]]

The former high school bully of Alice Hiiragi and a former member of the Church of the Broken God.

* AdaptationalWimp: Zigzagged. On the one hand, she is a competent villain even without superpowers. On the other, she tried to be a bully at a school with a prominent hero course. No wonder Alice never wound up falling for her schemes.
* AlphaBitch: Deconstructed. Her father was able to pay her way into Shujin... But they wouldn't accept further bribes to get her into the hero course, meaning she had to settle for either general studies or business. She singled out Alice for bullying... But Alice was in the hero course, and her main crush was in the support course.
* ArchNemesis: Definitely this for Snicker-Snack, even going so far as to adopt an ''Alice in Wonderland'' motif of her own, that of the Queen of Hearts (who in most Wonderland-based media is Alice's biggest foe).
* BadassNormal: The first person we see who is able to act as either villain or hero without so much as a single superpower. Not only is she Quirkless, she doesn't even use an Object of Power, just blades and athletic prowess.
* TheBully: She was this to Alice Hiiragi back in high school.
* FatalFlaw: She clings to the ideology of the Church of the Broken God even after it's been long defunct. And as we later see, Scrapyard (the Church's titular "god") hated being worshipped by them.
** Also her fixation on Alice. Yes, Snicker-Snack was part of the raid that ultimately disbanded the Church of the Broken God. But if Otohime had really wanted revenge, she would have done her homework and realized that it was Midoriya's research that ultimately lead to a successful raid.
* PsychoKnifeNut: More sane than most examples, but it's easy to call her unhinged when she charges at the heroes confronting her, brandishing a blade, and yelling out, "Off with their heads!"

[[folder: Reaper]]
!!Reaper
!!!'''Quirk''': [[YourMindMakesItReal Mindscape]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/88942780b46a7fd995ef94c1a0811877.png]]

A descendant of a notorious leader of the Chicago Spirit who now seeks a lost treasure stolen by said leader.

* AllForNothing: He caused a lot of damage, including manipulating a group of friends, trying to ruin several heroes, and causing chaos all across Japan, just for a little cash grab. And in the end the fortune he sought was long gone by the time he finds its location.
* AmplifierArtifact: He intercepted and stole the delivery of the Zero Driver to Midoriya, using the Progrise Keys (except the Jump Key) to provide power to his Underworlds.
* ComplexityAddiction: While the carefully hidden nature of the treasure he was seeking certainly justified such a complex plot, he admits to Calypso that he doesn't even know if the treasure is real, hence why he's using EMMA. But he was standing in front of a man who can make any wish a reality, so one wonders why he didn't just wish to know if the treasure was real, and if it was then just use the rest of his plan.
* TheDon: In keeping with his family's mafia-based roots, his scheme involves making partnerships with several villains from various known organizations. With the exception of the Twisted Metal gang, they all side with him willingly in exchange for revenge against heroes they hate, and sometimes other little favors (such as Queen of Hearts wanting Scrapyard released from prison).
* EmotionEater: A benign one. He can absorb mental energy from people around him to make bigger and bigger constructs with his Quirk. By absorbing mental energy slowly over fifteen years, he gains enough energy to create entire pocket dimensions!
* FakingTheDead: During a run-in with All Might and Valjean, he leapt off a cliff and made it seem like he died at the bottom. But Valjean was never convinced he truly died, since they NeverFoundTheBody.
* ShaggyDogStory: He finds his treasure... But it's already long spent, leaving him with nothing to show for his schemes.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When he finally finds the treasure's location, it's already been long spent. Obviously no one would horde that much money for centuries. Sooner or later there are going to be things you want to buy, and if you have the cash for it you might as well spend it.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: He used the Twisted Metal competition to try and find information on Richard Chappell's treasure, a fortune stolen centuries ago from the National Treasury, and when he had his plan in place he used his wish from winning to coerce them into aiding his hunt, having no more use for the tournament.

[[folder: Calypso]]
!!Billy Sparks -- Calypso
!!!'''Quirk''': [[MakeAWish Wishmaster]]
[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Calypso_smiling_5130.png]]

The host of the Twisted Metal Tournament.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: He's much less malicious than he was in his home series. Not only is his relationship with his family better than in canon, but he also makes sure to undo the damage caused by his tournaments after they're done.
* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: His relationship with Sweet Tooth has been mixed across the games, with them being antagonistic to each other most times. Here, however, they're longtime friends.
* AdaptationalSpeciesChange: In most Twisted Metal games he's AmbiguouslyHuman, while in ''Twisted Metal (2012)'' he's implied to be the devil himself. Here he's most definitely human, he just happens to have a Quirk that can grant wishes.
* AntiVillain: His competition certainly causes a lot of collateral damage, but he himself is not an evil man and he always uses his powers to fix the damage. Plus, he will not hesitate to screw over any evil contestant's wish if it's horrendous to him.
* BadassFingerSnap: How the wishes he granted manifested in his youth.
* BenevolentGenie: Most times he is this, especially to his longtime friends.
* FromNobodyToNightmare: Not Calypso himself, but his tournament. Twisted Metal used to be just an RC contest a la ''Small Brawl''. But eventually, it turned into a weaponized demolition derby.
* KickTheSonOfABitch: If a winner's wish is something truly horrible, Calypso will not hesitate to twist their wish and give them their just desserts.
* LiteralGenie[=/=]JackassGenie: Newcomers to his competition tend to get the former treatment until Calypso starts to get to know them, but absolute scumbags get the latter treatment.
* MythologyGag: His first name comes from Billy Calypso from ''Twisted Metal: Small Brawl'', while his last name brings to mind his canonical daughter, Krista Sparks.
* NoSelfBuffs: Averted. Since his Quirk is triggered by him hearing the words "I wish", he can even grant his own wishes. In fact, this is how he learns how his Quirk works... He literally wished to know.
* ShockAndAwe: As he got older he started adding spectacle to his wish granting, including the familiar lightning manifestation shown in some early games.
* ThisIsGonnaSuck: When he learns Reaper's plan to find the Treasure of Chappell, Calypso realizes the hero attention this is going to bring will mean the end of the Twisted Metal competition.

[[folder: Salome]]
!!Kai Lee -- Salome
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Seemingly an honorable warrior vying for the title of shifu of the Earthen Heart, she is secretly a student of the evil Indomitable Fist.

* AmbiguousSituation: It's not known if she has a Quirk or not, since while she does see those with superpowers as less than human, her conversation with Odion (where he says they all have powers) implies she does have a Quirk.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Given the special barrier that keeps out those with evil hearts, one might initially assume she's just another noble warrior among the others. Then she brutalizes the hero Agni during their fight...
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: Somehow she got it into her head that Oersted wasn't a tragic FallenHero, but a true force of evil that was simply too weak to follow through when it counted.
* FrameUp: Attempted to do this to Odion, committing evil acts while claiming to be an incarnation of Odio, knowing the public is aware of Odion's true nature.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Given that this world did have Super Sentai, it's weird that a supposed hero would have a code name based on a villain from Series/BattleFeverJ. Turns out, she's not so heroic.
* NoodleIncident: Given she turns out to be a violent sociopath near the end of the chapter, it's not known how she bypassed the barrier keeping those without proper strength of heart from reaching the temple of the Earthen Heart (she couldn't have gone around since the mountain was designed to keep those who strayed from the path from reaching the temple).
* PragmaticVillainy: She only holds back from killing Agni because she knew it would expose her early, due to the shifu's students also attending the tournament. Subverted with Apache Chief, where she only stops because Odion demands it.
* VillainousLegacy: She reveals that she's a descendant of Ou Di Wan Lee, one of the incarnations of the Lord of Dark Odio. Subverted in that she didn't grow up learning her ancestor's fighting style, and had to find it via contacting Crimson Death.

[[folder: Spike King]]
!!Suguru Kamoshida -- Spike King
!!!'''Quirk''': [[KamehameHadoken Ultimate Spike]]
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A disgraced Pro Hero and abusive gym teacher at Shujin Academy.

* FallenHero: He used to be a well-respected pro hero, but was put under suspension due to sexually harassing several female heroes.
* {{Lust}}: Still his greatest sin. Not only was he sexually harassing female heroes, he was raping the female members of the volleyball team and tried to proposition Ann for sex.
* StringTheory: Had something like this when trying to locate the Antisocial Force.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The only reason he's able to get away with his crimes for so long is because he does them in secret. Shujin's staff isn't apathetic to the student body in this story, and the principal is a morally righteous pro hero who refuses to kowtow to him just because he happens to bring a little fame to the school.
* ThenLetMeBeEvil: Subverted. He desperately wants to regain his position as a pro hero, and is willing to track down what is clearly a villainous organization and join them to do it.

* GenreSavvy: He quickly catches on to Duodecuple's attempts to send assassins after him and starts planning accordingly.

* DealWithTheDevil: Gets roped into this by Duodecuple.

* {{Revenge}}: Is offered this by Duodecuple, not against Midorang, but Infinite. Of course, there is a price for that service...

* BeyondTheImpossible: He somehow infiltrated Tartarus Prison just to speak to Overhaul. At least when Waldo infiltrated the Oldest House he could rely on the anti-memetic effect of his Quirk, but Duodecuple can't even use his Quirk on himself.
* DealWithTheDevil: How he conducts business, and how his Quirk works. He offers someone [[YourHeartsDesire that which they want most]], but in exchange they owe him a lifetime of indentured servitude. Though apparently it is possible for Duodecuple to somehow fail his end of the bargain...
* ItOnlyWorksOnce: When Duodecuple asks Overhaul if he's sure of what he truly wants to wish for, Overhaul realizes Genie can only work on a person once in their entire life.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When he finally finds the treasure's location, it's already been long spent. Obviously no one would hold horde that much money for centuries. Sooner or later there are going to be things you want to buy, and if you have the cash for it you might as well spend it.

* {{Irony}}: One his more recent powers gives him the ability to DePower super-abled humans. He ultimately winds up de-powered himself.

!!!'''Quirk''': [[AnIcePerson Cryokinesis]]

* ExpressiveMask: Downplayed. While the mask can change moods according to how Carlito feels, it only has two facial expressions, comdey for positive emotions and tragedy for negative emotions.

* DoWrongRight: Shimura makes sure The Heat is blackmailing Gladiator for something actually unbecoming of a hero, and is relieved that it's philandering and not homosexuality.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: After his biological father is resurrected via the Deus Ex Machina, Infinite ultimately disowns him and kicks out of the League's settlement... But still gives him some clothes to maintain his dignity, thinking the man deserves at least that much.

* FrameUp: Attempted to do this to Odion, committing evil acts while claiming to be an incarnation of Odio, knowing the public is aware of Odion true nature.