History Characters / Noob

* BladeOnAStick: Wields a hallberd.

* ShortHairWithTail

* AnAxeToGrind

%%* [[ConMan Con Woman]]

* [[BigBrotherInstinct Big Sister Instinct]]: Towards Gaea. It's a bad idea to even threaten Gaea if she's around (or at the other side of the game map, for that matter). The free jobs she does for the Noob guild frequently start with her showing up to beat the pulp out whoever is bothering Gaea and forgetting to leave.

* [[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength Does Not Know Her Own Strength]]: In the two visual media, her friendly gestures towards Gaea seem to [[SmackOnTheBack genuinely harm the latter]]. Gaea lampshaded it in the comic, with such lines as "you almost killed me just saying 'hi'" and "she would have probably killed me for real if she weren't channeling her energy into video games."

* PlayingGertrude: [[spoiler:We don't know Simon's age, but Sparadrap is hitting his mid-twenties by the time he turns out to potentially be her son, and the novels make Ystos only three years younger.]]

* [[AntiHero Anti]] BigGood: As creator of the game, he's pretty much Tenshirock's opposite number in terms of ambition and the person who makes the Noob guild's story possible. His CorruptCorporateExecutive side however make him the BigGood [[AntiVillain on the same level that Tenshirock is the villain]].

* ShopKeeper: He'll be running any shop the Noob guild visits.

* NiceHat: Bartémulius starts wearing one in Season 3 and the sixth comic.

* RapunzelHair: Her avatar in the comic. The (shorter) hair length she's seen with in the series is shown to be the style she maintains in real life.

%%* BaldOfAwesome: For those on the Order's side.

%%* YaoiGuys: With Fantöm, in [[YaoiFangirl Gaea's]] imagination.

* YaoiGuys: With Omega Zell, in [[YaoiFangirl Gaea's]] imagination.

%%* {{Megane}}: Morgan wears glasses in real life.

* BadassBeard: which grows bigger in his transformation from PC to World Boss.

%%* BrainyBrunette: A little less of a brunette in the comics.

%%* GoldFever
* HeroismIncentive: Both a nasty side effect and a flip side of her greed. The nasty effect is that her own guildmates sometimes have to pay her for stuff that a decent friend or guildmate would do naturally (like ''not'' running away from a battle or giving someone else a message on their behalf). The flip side is that if one can afford to give her a bunch of credits or real life money, she'll accept to do odd jobs, including some with a positive impact on the plot.

%%* NinjaLooting

%%* PuppyDogEyes

%%* SummonMagic

%%* YaoiFangirl

%%* BadassBeard

* GenderBlenderName: In real life.

%%* HeroWorshipper: To Fantöm, big time.

%%* InvoluntaryDance: Tenshirock loves doing that to him.

* IWasBeatenByAGirl: Surprisingly averted during the CurbStompBattle with Saphir (he let it pass because of the level difference). [[spoiler:Played straight in Season 4 finale after his defeat to Gaea.]]

%%* NeatFreak: His flat looks like a model one.

%%* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In Season 2 finale.
%%* TheOneGuy: At his workplace.
%%* PoliticallyIncorrectHero
%%* {{Pride}}: His [[SevenDeadlySins deadly sin]] without doubt.

%%* DualWielding

* AscendedExtra: Much more of him is seen in the movies.

%%* CoolMask

%%* PlayingWithFire

%%* PlayerKilling

%%* TalkingWithSigns

%%* MagicStaff

* TakeAThirdOption: [[spoiler:Deconstructed. When given the choice between paying the tax Amaras has on Coalition guilds out of her own pocket as a Guild Master duty, having her incompetent suborbdinates come up with the money, or having her avatar locked up in a cell for not paying, she decides to leave the guild. It however soon turns out that leaving her guild just to escape her duties keeps her from ever joining another Coalition guild until she pays up.]]

%%* CoolSword: Sourcelame

%%* TalkingWeapon: Sourcelame again.

%%* {{Seer}}

* GoOutWithASmile: [[spoiler:How the battle against Fantöm and Amaras ended for him]].

* BrainyBrunette: A little less of a brunette in the comics.

* [[ConMan Con Woman]]

* GoldFever

* ItsAllAboutMe

* KarmaHoudini

* LadyOfBlackMagic: Sports the attitude from time to time.
* ManipulativeBastard

* MisplacedSorrow: The first entry on JerkWithAHeartOfJerk says it all.

* NinjaLooting

* [[OffScreenVillainy Off-Screen Scamming]]: The blackmail and scams she pulled on Fantöm, Omega Zell or Sparadrap (novel and comics) are implied to be the tip of an enormous iceberg. She's seen scamming random passers-by two or three times in the comic, but that's about it.

* PuppyDogEyes
* ScrewTheRulesImBeautiful: Her PuppyDogEyes are meant to exploit a variation of this.

* SummonMagic

* YaoiFangirl

* BadassBeard
* TheBigGuy

* LoveHurts

* ButtMonkey

* DeadpanSnarker

* GenderScoff: Obviously.

* HeroWorshipper: To Fantöm, big time.

* InvoluntaryDance: Tenshirock loves doing that to him.

* {{Megane}}: Morgan wears glasses in real life.

* NeatFreak: His flat looks like a model one.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In Season 2 finale.
* TheOneGuy: At his workplace.
* PoliticallyIncorrectHero
* {{Pride}}: His [[SevenDeadlySins deadly sin]] without doubt.

* SticksToTheBack: His sword in the comic.
* StrawMisogynist

* YaoiGuys: With Fantöm, in [[YaoiFangirl Gaea's]] imagination.

* CoincidentalDodge: Almost mandatory if Dark Avenger is around.

* TheFool
* ForgetfulJones

* [[IWantMyMommy I Want My Grandma]]

* ManChild

* TheMedic: "Eventually" is both the nicest and most accurate word for his case.
* MessiahCreep: With TheFool as a starting point and going towards AllLovingHero.

* NoSenseOfDirection
* {{Noob}}: Duh.[[spoiler: Even after he reaches level 100.]]

* WhiteMage: Literal with his first outfit.

* TheCutie: Somehow gets overshadowed by a male in his early twenties in that domain.

* GirlishPigtails: "Couette" is the French word for pigtails. And of course, she wears them.

* WhiteMage: Even started out wearing white before moving to blue in Season 4.

* DeadpanSnarker

* TheEngineer

* TheGunslinger

* TheLancer: [[spoiler:Slips into that role in Season 5.]]
* MadBomber: A heroic version.

* BlackMage

* SirSwearsALot

* EvilAllAlong
* TheMole

* WeHardlyKnewYe

* GuestStarPartyMember

* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: For both Spectre and Mist.

* DeadpanSnarker

* CombatMedic

* WhiteMage

* CoolMask

* TheLeader

* TheSmartGuy

* DualWielding

* NoIndoorVoice

* [[AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents Amazingly Embarrassing Sibling]]: The character in a nutshell.

* [[RememberTheNewGuy Remember The New Girl]]: Doesn't get any appearance or mention in portions of the comics and novels in which Omega Zell's family life is touched upon. Averted in the ''Le Blog de Gaea'' comic, where Camille is briefly seen.

Nadir Rafale is a real life professional acquaintance of Kevin Lepape (Sparadrap) who loses a promotion opportunity to the latter in an early scene of ''NoobLeConseilDesTroisFactions''. In ''NoobLaQueteLegendaire'', he turns out to have created an avatar on ''Horizon'' in the hope of beating Sparadrap at fluxball in retaliation.

* TheRival: To Fantöm.

* PassingTheTorch: Near the end of the first movie.

* CombatMedic

* WhiteMage

* BloodKnight

* RecurringExtra: In the webseries and comic.

* CoolMask
* IronLady

* LadyOfBlackMagic

* PlayingWithFire
* PrimAndProperBun
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: In team Amaras.

* PlayerKilling

* BlackMage

* OnlyFriend: To Dark Avenger.

* TalkingWithSigns

%%%* PeoplePuppets

* RealMoneyTrade

* AccidentalMurder

* BlackMage

* EvilLaugh: He's prone to this in the comic.

* HairTriggerTemper

* NiceJobFixingItVillain: See CaughtOnTape.

* DeathDealer
* AMatchMadeInStockholm

* MadLove: For Master Zen, who is aware of it and shows to be flatterd by it in front of the Noob guild. The comic reveals that his actual feelings about it are along the lines of "That's nice, now please stay away from me".

* AmicableExes: [[spoiler:With Abraham.]]

* DumbBlonde

* SmackOnTheBack: Upon his introduction.

* TheAce: For the Order.
* AnimateDead: A given for the necromancer class.

* BaldOfAwesome: For those on the Order's side.
* BaldOfEvil: For those ''not'' on his side.

* InTheHood: When he pulled TheWorfEffect on Ystos in the webseries.
* LivingLegend: Explicitly said to be this on ''Horizon''.
* TheMentor: To Amaras.

* GuyLiner: Part of his real life EmoTeen style.
* HangingJudge: Arthéon considers him to be this.
* InTheHood

* JudgeJuryAndExecutioner

* SoreLoser: Comes with the InferioritySuperiorityComplex.

* ArchnemesisDad:[[spoiler:To Judge Dead.]]

* BadassLongcoat

* CoolShades
* CoolSword
* TheCracker: Though a very sympathetic version of it.

* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes
* [[EvenEvilHasStandards Even A Hacker Has Standards]]: He draws a line at publicly revealing information that he considers too sensitive, even if it would make many people leave ''Horizon''.

* SinisterShades

* CoolSword:Sourcelame

* TalkingWeapon: Sourcelame again.

* IntrepidMerchant

* QuestGiver

* MauveShirt
* PlayingWithFire
* UnexplainedRecovery: [[spoiler:In the first movie]].
* QuestGiver

* CoolMask

* InsufferableGenius
* TheMentor: To Bartémulius and Nostariat.

* BioAugmentation
* DualWielding

* MsExposition

* BioAugmentation: Like all neomancers.

* {{Revenge}}
* SoleSurvivor: Of his battle unit.

* ADeathInTheLimelight: In the novel version.
* DualWielding

* EvilLaugh

* TheFundamentalist

* TeamKiller: See FalseFlagOperation above.

[[folder:King Déhimos]]
!!King Déhimos

Founder and [[spoiler:short-lived]] leader of the Order, he's originally the king of a civilization that got frozen in time then woke up only to find the Empire and the Coalition competing to invade its home.

* DeathDealer
* KilledOffForReal
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething

[[folder:Saryahblööd]]
!![[spoiler:Queen]] Saryahblööd

-->Played by: Manon Morand

A young woman the Syrial exploration party finds in an underground castle who quickly turns out to have an important role in ''Horizon's'' plot.

* EasterEgg: Despite it having no reason to be in her programming, she seems to get offended when Sparadrap calls her an old lady after realizing her chronological age.
* LightningCanDoAnything: Including short-range teleportation.
%%* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething
%%* ShockAndAwe
* VideoGameCrueltyPunishment: When some Coalition players kill her time-frozen companions for fun, she kills them all in retaliation.

[[folder:Ashentäk Oracle]]
!!Ashentäk Oracle

A Syrianian with precognintion skills [[spoiler:higher than those of most of her kin]] who lives in a dangerous swamp and knows how to get to Sin's hiding place.

* BlessedWithSuck: Has great predicting abilities, but had to leave the city because everyone was harassing her.
%%* TheHermit
%%* {{Seer}}

[[folder:Malifuria]]
!!Malifuria

The Syrianian royal family's alchemist. Stated to be an attractive young woman.

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* MayDecemberRomance: When seen in the second novel, she seems to be heading towards this with [[spoiler:Moulinof. Deciding who's way too old for the other may take all day]].

[[/folder]]

* FertileFeet

* PhysicalGod

* CoolMask

* PhysicalGod

* SinisterScythe

* PhysicalGod

* RedEyesTakeWarning

* MarathonBoss
* TheWorfEffect: For Fantöm. [[spoiler:Twice]]

* PhysicalGod

[[folder:Fargöth (creation)]]
!!Fargöth (creation)

The creator of the entire world in which ''Horizon'' takes place [[spoiler:and forger of Sourcelame]]. Technically ceased to exist a long time ago, but remanents of his conscience were hiding somewhere so he could share his last will with whoever completed a specific quest.

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* TheMaker
[[/folder]]

* FourElementEnsemble

[[folder:Shadows]]
!!Shadows

Servants of Ark'hen and basically counterparts of the Phoenixes. Their names are Berenor (time), Brokken'kraft (souls), Duhkel'kard (darkness) and Loss'drakor (suffering).

* CallASmeerpARabbit

[[folder:Arks]]
!!Arks

The inhabitants of Nös and servants of Dortös who can't survive on Olydri as it currently is. They got imprisoned inside the planet when Dortös got sealed away.

[[folder:Morken]]
!!Morken

Supreme leader of the Soulless [[spoiler:in the first novel only]].

* TheDragon: To [[spoiler:Dortös]].
* MauveShirt: [[spoiler:The first novel sets him up as an important character, but his MiniBoss fight seems to exist to have him die trying to protect Dortös in the game's narrative.]]
* MiniBoss: He becomes one in ''Horizon 1.1''.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Soulless]]
!!Soulless

People who attempted to exploit forbidden magic sources and ended up in a state akin to being undead. They are currently uniting under Morken's command and working towards making Olydri viable for Dortös and the Arks. Saralzar was one of them before becoming the Source of Chaos.

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* BlackCloak
* EliteMook: They are stated to be more of a challenge than most mooks and rarely found outside quests.
* HiddenInPlainSight: In ''Horizon 1.0'', they were [[spoiler:quest givers for fetch quests]].
* InTheHood
* TreacherousQuestGiver: [[spoiler:Doing their fetch quests in ''Horizon 1.0'' was helping the first villain.]]
* TheUndead
[[/folder]]

!NOVEL-ONLY PLAYERS
[[folder:Syrial exploration party]]
!!Syrial exploration party

The four other people from the Syrial exploration party the Noob guild was part of in the second novel: Görth the warrior, Alaskia the assassin, Athreyü the Necromancer and Shaadö the neomancer.

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* AnimateDead: Athreyü.

* ManInAKilt: Görth

* GenderBlenderName: Possibly not as intentional as for Morgan/Omega Zell, but her real name is homophonous to the masculine "Gabriel".

* MistakenForGay: Gaea seems to believe it, but a discussion with Saphir in Season 4 revealed that in addition to the mentioned above HeManWomanHater issue, he's delibarately [[CelibateHero avoiding any relationship with the opposite sex to be able to focus on the game until he reaches the top]].

* VerbalTic: "I see". That tic popped up when Sparadrap wanted to imitate him and a piece of paper with these words written on it became part of the mannequin Omega Zell maked to prepare for an interview with him.

* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The webseries introduced him during the Centralis battle, which was one of the consequences of [[spoiler:Fantöm getting deleted]]. The comic introduced before the latter happened.

Joined the guild thanks to Fantöm who also signed him up in the main roster. Much weaker than the rest of the group and with no experience of high-level playing, he quickly starts feeling like "the group's Sparadrap" by his own words. While he's tolerated by most of the team, Saphir doesn't plan to leave him in peace. He gets better after the Dungeon of Chaos arc, however.

* UltimateGamer386: He's able to keep up with Fantöm [[spoiler:up to Season 3 despite the illegal enhancements that were done on the latters's avatar at the time.]]

* CastFromHitPoints:[[spoiler:Applys to his player rather than his avatar. Tenshirock heavily implies that there is a trade-off between how invested he is in the game and his health.]]

* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Looks like a twelve year old boy in the novels.

* HairDecorations: She's seen wearing bow-shaped ones in Season 2 and the fifth comic.

* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Her webseries-only mage reroll that she dresses in nice clothes and the HairDecorations she's sometimes seen wearing in the webseries and comic. Her real life clothing style isn't conspiciously masculine either.

* BadassGrandpa: Supplementary material hints that he bounces in and out of the top ten player list.

* CoolOldGuy: He deserves the title just for being an old guy playing MMORPG.

* MiniatureSeniorCitizen: Depicted as such in the comic.

* MagicStaff

* MysticalHighCollar
* PeoplePuppets

* SurroundedByIdiots: Sparadrap's brains, Golgotha's dedication to protect her, the early Noob guild's team spirit and little to no sense of initiative sum up the rest of the guild well. And that's being nice.
** Amazingly, she admits to herself that her Admirers' Guild is even ''worse'' than the Noob guild.

* GuestStarPartyMember: With his help being mostly in the logistics domain [[spoiler:and the fact that he has easy access to the computer Sparadrap usually uses]], he only formally joined the Noob guild's party once.

** SmokeOut: He fails spectacularly the only time he's seen trying it, as he's still seen walking away at normal pace by the time the smoke dissipates. Fourtunately, he was just leaving after coming to announce his victory at the lower level tournament to Heimdäl.

* WhiteSheep: [[spoiler:His father is actually a mafia big wig and Thomas explicitly avoids too much involvement in the family activities.]]

* LaserGuidedKarma: Saphir is pretty much treating him the way he used to treat Sparadrap.

* ReplacementGoldfish: [[spoiler:After Fantöm's first avatar is deleted, the comics and novels heavily imply that his face is pretty much everywhere Fantöm's used to be, from television advertizements made for sponosors to a life-sized statue in the looby to Donteuil's office.]]

* OutOfFocus: Not that much was seen of him in the first place, but the "preparing for the three champions duel" portion of the story focuses so much on the WorthyOpponent relationship developping between Spectre and Fantöm that Amaras isn't seen preparing for it at all. When he does appear, it's as Roxxor's leader rather than its top player.

This sheet is for characters of the ''Franchise/{{Noob}}'' franchise. It's centered around the [[Series/{{Noob}} webseries]] that gave birth to the franchise, in which plot elements of the [[Literature/{{Noob}} novels]] and sometimes the [[ComicBook/{{Noob}} comics]] can show up completely resolved, and hence cause unmarked spoilers.

* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: His comic version has more visible {{Foreshadowing}} of his upcoming RageBreakingPoint. His debut in comic one shoes him have a moment of doubt when alone, but brush it off for the sake of maintaining his role of OnlySaneMan. In comic 7, he releases a LimitBreak he intended for a boss on bunch of {{Mook}}s while yelling at them (actually surprising Gaea) because he needed to blow off steam.

* BottomlessBladder: He was closed up in the garage of Master Zen's hiding place for ''a whole week''.

* MyBelovedSmother: His mother is very meddling, so he had to give up social activities like sports according to the novels. She also used to make Artheon stop playing at 8.00 PM every night. She also sent him to a BoardingSchoolOfHorrors in Season 3.

* NotGoodWithRejection: [[spoiler:When it comes to him, it's probably the biggest {{Understatement}} of year 2012.]]
* PerformanceAnxiety: He turns out to suffer from it in one of the comic's stories. It however seems to be a CompressedVice as the first story of the same comic briefly showed him taking down a monster [[spoiler:with his temporarily unbanned level 100 avatar]] while the rest of the guild was watching (Saphir and Ystos were the audience in one of the flash-backs showing occurrences of said anxiety). Check MyBelovedSmother for the possible cause if it's permanent.

* SeekerArchetype: He's very interested in ''Horizon's'' background. One of the short stories in the comic has him talking to everyone in a new town while the rest of the guild sitting on a bench waiting for him to finish.

--> ''"Honestly though, Arthéon, they let some chick run the Justice Guild! At this rate, they're going to end up with a Music/TokioHotel fan club in the guild !'' ({{Beat}}) ''What ? What is it ? Is she behind me ?"''

->Guild position: DPS / Self proclaimed ace

Reporter for a GirlShowGhetto channel by day, Olydri's most sexist and egocentric assassin by night, his dream is to join Justice guild and be good enough to beat Fantöm. The main obstacles on his way as far as he's concerned? The presence of a Noob and a girl (later three of them) that drags his guild's level down and his tendency to get into embarrassing situations while trying to be well liked by his ideal colleagues... or just because Tenshirock needs a lab rat.

* AmbiguouslyGay: There's his job, his name, but also his real life behavior, especially his food choices (organic salads according to the first novel). Add Tenshirock who likes punishing him by blocking his avatar in dancing mode and Gaea's insinuations that his hero worship of Fantöm is actually a CelebCrush. He also sides with Sparadrap when he gives liking the way his clothes look as a reason for not changing them (to something with better stats) for a long time. His sister added an extra layer by mentioning he took classical dancing when he was nine.

* BioAugmentation: A perk her class gets from being part of the Empire, that possesses the secret of technology. The second novel, however, states that it keeps her from using magic (implicitly to keep the class from becoming a GameBreaker).

* SuperSpeed: Thanks to [[BioAugmentation genetical enhancement]].

!Former[=/=]Short Lived members of Noob Guild

* DistaffCounterpart: She has a personality much like to Fantöm's after he [[TookALevelInKindness took his level in kindness]] and Gaea as a fangirl.

* DemotedToExtra: In the novels. She gives the Noob guild a freebee ''and'' gets mentioned in Gaea's backstory in the first one. Her appearance in the second one boils down to "Remember Golgotha? She still likes giving people nicknames and lives with Gaea now". The third one isn't much better, as she's mentioned a few times in the part adapting Season 3 and only randomly appears near the end in the novel-only half of the story. In the fourth, she's seen sleeping in Gaea's apartment and later noticed by Fantöm during the climax. "Demoted to recurring OneSceneWonder" may be more appropriate, however.

* HonoraryTrueCompanion: Despite not actually being part of the Noob guild, it has become hardly surprising to see her hanging around with its members. Official photomontages and surveys supposed to include only Noob guild members tend to throw her in. Even some members of the Justice guild seem to have caught onto it: when plans to enlist the Noob guild's help are made, her participation seems to be taken for granted.

* DoublePlay: Also has character in the Empire, but apparently stopped using it after it was refused entry in the Justice guild.

Spokesperson and second in command for the Roxxor guild, leader of the Player Killer guild. She's just as ruthless as her positions suggests.

* AllThereInTheManual: The fact she's number five on ''Horizon'' [[spoiler:before the fall of Fantöm]] and can double as a healer if the usual one get taken down is only mentioned in the novels.

* PlayerKilling: Well, she's the leader of the guild specialized in the activity after all.

The most feared Player Killer of all ''Horizon''. After getting accidentally beaten by Sparadrap or having someone else keep him for doing him any harm several times, he has gotten convinced that his one-sided [[FriendlyEnemies Friendly Enemy]] attitude is part of a subtle strategy meant to destabilize his opponents. As a consequence, he's half-way between fearing Sparadrap and considering him a rival of some sorts.

* BackForTheFinale: [[spoiler:One of the things seen during the Season 5 final speech are him and Sparadrap having their first duel during which Sparadrap is aware that they're having a fight]]

* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Actually just left the game, but illustrated it by having his avatar jump off a cliff. Précieux treated the whole thing as if where an actual suicide, including asking him to not jump and promising to avenge him after the act is done.]]
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: His storyline exists in part because it's apparently impossible for him to grasp the idea that a player from another faction is genuinely trying to be friendly to him, though Sparadrap's strange mix of clumsiness and luck doesn't really help in the present case.

* AvengingTheVillain: [[spoiler:He dedicates himself to avenge Dark Avenger after he left the game by trying to prove that Sparadrap actually is a good player.]]
* ClassyCravat: An obvious component of his renaissance nobleman style outfit.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute:[[spoiler:Even if his motive is vengeance, it's quite obvious that he inherited the storyline that was meant for Dark Avenger before he had to be written out of the webseries.]]

* UndyingLoyalty: He's the only one to stay respectful and loyal to Dark Avenger, even after his humiliation from Sparadrap.

* CombatAestheticist: In addition to inverting the "using charisma as DumpStat" stereotype, he sometimes takes poses mid-battle. Reactions of other charcters to them imply that his mind in the only place where these poses look any good.

* EffeminateMisogynisticGuy: Slips into this with his misogyny combined to his AmbiguouslyGay characterization.

* HighlyVisibleNinja: During her brief time at his avatar's control in Season 1, Gaea notices he only has 3 points in stealth at level 10 and points out that white is a lousy color for an assassin (he's hinted to have chosen the color only so his clothes would match the Justice Guild tabard he was wearing during the first episodes). In the second novel, he fails to take his cursor in consderation while following a group of people.

* IrritationIsTheSincerestFormOfFlattery[=/=]IJustWantToBeYou: He's either an exaggerated version of the first of a downplayed version of the second. According to the novels, Fantöm was an assassin before [[spoiler: the first time]] he became a Twilight warrrior, hence his class choice. His lifelong dream is to attain Fantöm's status, but he stays enough of is own person to not completely qualify as IJustWantToBeYou (for starters, he talks way too much to be imitating [[TheQuietOne Fantöm]] personality-wise).
* ItsAllAboutMe: To a lesser extent than Gaea, but enough for him to not be a much better team player than her and be a big factor their conflictual status quo. He's only in the guild while waiting to qualify for Justice, who only takes level 100 players, after all.

** This trope comes up during a tournament in the third comic, during which he ends up fighting against Golgotha. The fact that he seemingly considers her OneOfTheBoys comes in full bloom as he obviously considers she has a chance of beating him, but is determined to not let it happen due to her still technically being female.

** In his rantings about the guild, he frequently points out actually existing flaws (while still ignoring his own).
** When Arthéon shows up after snubbing the guild for several weeks in early Season 4, he calls him on it even after he and Kary take the time to explain everyone what they've been doing.

* TheLancer: Despite officially not caring about any member of the guild except Arthéon, he knows his progress is dependant on them and ends up putting minor efforts of his own into making it function, including being a second opinion on Arthéon's decisions and making sure he doesn't fall for Gaea's schemes. His personality also makes him a natural {{Foil}} to Arthéon, and he's the one who picks up the SanityBall the few time Arthéon drops it. The fact that his actions remain self-serving at the end of the day however makes him a lousy leader in Season 4.

* {{Pride}}: His [[SevenDeadlySins deadly sin]] without hesitation.

* ToBeAMaster: Pictures himself as Fantöm's sucessor as the ''Horizon'' number one player.

** [[spoiler: It turns out Arthéon only made him interim first officer, which that enables him to manage the guild in his absence, but some Master-only actions are not allowed, such as kicking people out. And he did it mostly because Omega Zell had been pestering him about it for a while.]]

* AllLovingHero: He eventually becomes more pragmatic while staying as nice and caring for other as he has always been. It the literal sense of the trope, his case is so bad that it's easier to list the people he does ''not'' like. Roxana, Kary, done.

* BreakTheCutie: [[spoiler:While his obssession with collecting pets was played as a comical and ridiculous thing for most of the series, it suddenly turns into an actual TearJerker in season 3 final episodes when they are killed in front of him.]]
** [[spoiler:To an extent, he suffers this again when Arthéon reaches his RageBreakingPoint and delivers him a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech about the whole Noob Guild.]]

* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Averted. Dark Avenger and Précieux believe he's either this or ObfuscatingStupidity, but he's just a real moron with incredible luck.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: He started out with all characteristics of a typical {{Noob}}, but ended up only keeping part of it (mostly orverestimating his talent from time to time) and StupidGood currently fits his later of playing much better. Even later in the story, he's converging towards AllLovingHero.

* DreamSequence: A SugarBowl version of things such as they were in Season 4, with his guildmates being friendly to each other and a complete collection of Smourbiffs to his name.

* IdiotHero: He qualifies for this during his progression away from TheFool. Threatening to hurt his friends turns out to be one of the few things that can anger him in Season 3 finale. Starting later Season 4 and the fourth novel, [[spoiler:Putting The Band Back Together]] definitely qualifies as an idealistic goal.

* KindheartedSimpleton: Probably the "nice person" trope from the list that fits him best. [[ManipulativeBastard Gaea]] is shown taking advantage of it in the novels and comic.
* LiteralMinded: He often mixes up the real life and MMORPG meaning of terms and sometimes needs a mini English lesson along with the explanation of non-French terms. He also has trouble with figures of speech in general.

* ObfuscatingStupidity: Averted. Dark Avenger and Précieux believe he's either this or CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass, but he's just a real moron with incredible luck.

** He gets it on two notable occasions in the webseries. In Season 1, when Arthéon and Omega Zell have to explain him how the Galamadriabuyak tower works, he asks why it has ten floors when nine should be enough for it to fill its role of unlocking 10 new levels per floor if 100 is the maximum and players who have never entered it are stuck at level 10 (but still shows to be bad at math in the process). In Season 3, in retaliation to Omega Zell's insults, he threatens to [[spoiler: tell Ystos, points out that it would make Fantöm know about it before long, and even lets Omega Zell think that Ystos can hear him... when he's actually asleep on the couch right behind him]]. The second one alone can give the impression that Dark Avenger actually figured him out quite well.

* CharacterizationMarchesOn: She started off with enough in common with Sparadrap to be his DistaffCounterpart. She's now more self-centered about her appearance and informed about in-game fact among other things, making her similarity with him is now closer to what exists between Gaea and Omega Zell.

** She started out as one for Sparadrap and it stuck a little longer in the comics and novels than in the series. Even if DivergentCharacterEvolution took place personnality-wise, she shares quite a few features with him: healer that seldom switches to tank, questionable talent for said healing, a naive yet charming personality, great real-life success in a highly competitive domain, enough of a {{Noob}} to be part of Tenshirock's Season 2 plan, only other member of the guild given a pet in the comic... even her outfit colors somewhat match Sparadrap's starting Season 4.
** In Season 4, when Arthéon gets pleasantly surprised of how well Sparadrap is managing things in his absence compared to Omega Zell and Gaea (who both had a brief time as replacement guild leader before him), he ends up basically saying "Gee, maybe I should have put you in command from the start". Couette replies that she would have done the job just as well as Sparadrap if she had been given the chance.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: She started off with enough in common with Sparadrap to be his DistaffCounterpart. She's now more self-centered about her appearance and informed about in-game fact among other things, making her similarity with him is now closer to what exists between Gaea and Omega Zell.

* GirlishPigtails: "Couette" is the french word for said pigtails. And of course, she wears them.
* GlacierWaif: She's one with her earth build, that is meant for tanking.

* {{Kawaiiko}}: Has shades of this, including the fact that she's looking for "kawaii" clothing items for her avatar by her own words. The shopping she does in her real life scene from the comic confirms this.
* LiteralMinded: Gets her moments, but can tell the difference between the real life and MMORPG meaning of a term much more often than Sparadrap.

* RapunzelHair: Her avatar in the comic. The (shorter) hair length she's seen with in the series is shown to be the one she maintains in real life.

Top player of ''Horizon'' and Ace of Justice guild, notably famous for beating the top boss of ''Horizon 1.0'' by himself. Admired by many players including Omega Zell, who becomes completely startled when he's around. While perfectly capable of being a OneManArmy, he frequently does dungeons and quests with three other players of his guild.

* ArtEvolution: He's the most obvious case in the comic, where he started out with a slightly muscular upper body and ended up with so much muscle and so thin legs that one must wonder how his real life self manages to stand.

* JerkassHasAPoint: Her refusal to give Omega Zell any special treatment may be cruel from his point of view, but she probably had to deal with plenty of other players that considered themselves entitled to special treatment and just sees no reason to treat him differently.

* YouKnowImBlackRight: Omega Zell once tried to present the fact that he's a misogynist a good thing because she refuses any applicants that have girlfriends. Her reply to that was to remind him that she's a woman herself.

* WhiteSheep: [[spoiler:His father is actually a mafia big wig and Thomas explicitly avoiding too much involvement in the family activities.]]

Nadir Rafale is a real life professional acquaintance to Kevin Lepape (Sparadrap) who loses a promotion opportunity to the latter in an early scene of ''NoobLeConseilDesTroisFactions''. In ''NoobLaQueteLegendaire'', he turns out to have created an avatar on ''Horizon'' in hope to beating Sparadrap at fluxball in retaliation.

* CooperationGambit: Sparadrap refuses to accomodate his request for a fluxball game until he's done with a certain questline, but happens to need his help for one of the quests.

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: To tennisman [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafael_Nadal Rafael Nadal]].
* ThirdPersonPerson: Only from time to time, but it doesn't keep Ivy for noticing it.
* UnskilledButStrong: He got a his hands on a high-level avatar thanks to Ash, but only has a few days of actual playing experience. It shows in both his gameplay and knowledge of how things work.

The top Coalition guild whose main roster is rival to Justice guild's. It's also top in the guild hierarchy that it managed to impose inside the faction. The main illustration of that is a tax all other Coalition guilds have to pay them.

* BackForTheFinale:[[spoiler:One of the things seen during the Season 5 final speech are him and Sparadrap having their fist duel during which Sparadrap is aware that they're having a fight]]

* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: The guild as a whole gets introduced prior to the Centralis battle, and the role of the guild's mouthpiece is moved from a random other member to him.

* FaceHeelRevolvingDoor: Within her fist half-season in the Coalition, she did more or less of an Enemy Mine in favor of her former guildmates twice. As of the fourth novel and Season 5, she regularly joins the New Noob Guild as Gaëa.

* StillTheLeader: [[spoiler:A variation according to the novels and the webseries in that she still has the guild's members pretty much under her orders despite having technically abandonned them and made someone else the official leader in the process. That makes sense since they were protecting her before he formally joined the guild.]]
* SurroundedByIdiots: Sparadrap's brains, Golgotha's dedidcation to protect her, the early Noob guild's team spirit and little to non-existent sense of initiative sum up the rest of the guild well. And that's being nice.
** Amazingly, she admits herself her Admirers' Guild is even ''worse'' than the Noob guild.

* HyperAwareness: [[spoiler:The fact that it's due to low latent inhibition just like a certain ''Series/PrisonBreak'' character is a plot point in the webseries storyline. Tenshirock's wife had the same condition and he was able to diagnose it via playing alongside him.]]

* TheGhost: She doesn't appear in the fourth novel, but she's a notable conversation and InnerMonologue subject in the first part of it.
* LoveAcrossBattlelines: With Arthéon, of course. [[spoiler:Season 4 finale however hints towards her not taking the relationship seriously and seeing it as a roleplay element.]]

* SatelliteLoveInterest: Downplayed, as she bonded with Arthéon over a common interest in the game background and dreams of finding a unique item. However, nothing of her life before meeting Arthéon is known, outside of the fact that she somehow knows Spectre. And again, he could have been the one who approached her given the circumstances in which it's revealed.

The story is set in a {{MMORPG}}, which needs plenty of people who are not players to keep the wheels turning. A select few of these has made appearances in the story.

* BigNo:[[spoiler:He didn't react very well to finding out that his father was playing ''Horizon'' also.]]

* ByTheBookCop: His judgement of player's actions is based on a simple dichotomy: whether they respect the game chart or not. It leads to hilarious situations such as letting Golgotha insult Master Zen because the name she calls him isn't a chart-recognized insult. This is subverted in the overall story given the presence of SecretKeeper a little further down.

* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: [[spoiler:It turns out that while trying to get him interested in something else than MMORPG, Tenshirock had built a pattern of being better than him at anything they did together. Understandably, he wasn't happy when Tenshirock's try at ''Horizon'' had him end up among the top three players and in Spectre's roster. He didn't take finding out he was the hacker that kept breaking into the game well either.]]

* LikeFatherLikeSon: [[spoiler:In the first movie, Tenshirock points out that his investment in his Game Master role is quite close his own investment in his hacker role.]]

* MoralityPet: [[spoiler:For better and for worse, Tenshirock does care about him.]]

* RulesLawyer: Very likely to be part of his job description. Even moreso in the novel version, where Donteuil mentions he actually ''wrote'' the current version of the game's chart.

* FriendlyEnemies: With the Noob Guild; he considers them sympathetic, occasionnaly talks with them and eventually gives up having them leaving the game when he realizes they cause so much damage that they are much more useful to him when they are staying on the game.

* NewJobAsThePlotDemands: The only difference with most characters who fall into that trope is that he has all the jobs at the same time rather than quitting one to take the other.
* RenaissanceMan: The entire idea of his character requires him to be this, as he's competent in all his jobs.

* SuperStoicShopkeeper: A variation is seen in the comic. His reaction to having a stuffed monster resurrected in his shop and said monster attacking his customers? Trying to sell the customers healing items. When Omega Zell points it out, his aswer is that [[NoodleIncident he already sold to worse]].
* YouALLLookFamiliar: He's a [[HandWave handwaved]] version of that trope. When people recognize him, he states to indeed be the same guy... who would have to be ''many'' places at the same time for that to be true.

* CallASmeerpARabbit: There are also [[FourElementEnsemble Phoenixes for air, water, and earth]] according to the novels. That makes her the only whose link with the [[ThePhoenix lengendary bird]] is not completely in name only.

** In his introduction from the third novel, he mentions killing a bunch of people... then teleporting their bodies elsewhere because they tarnished the beauty of the the place. He also gets mad at someone he's fighting for destroying a well-made statue in the process of ''trying to stay alive''.

A [[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean familiar-looking pirate]] with no sense of orientation who did a [[OneSceneWonder memorable peformance]] in Season 1 and came back during the Season 4 Dungeon of Chaos arc. Also made appearances in the books and comics.

* LesserOfTwoEvils: At some point, he ended up in a situation where he had the choice between getting killed or captured by Lorth Kordigän's men and seeking help from the neomancers that he had been taught to hate. He chose the latter.

The man who succeeds to Helkazard in the fourth novel, having taken over the leadership of the Coalition by force. He considers that only magic from Lys an Ark'hen should be used in Olydri, where Helkazard wanted to steal technology to combine it with magic.

* AccidentalTruth: He wasn't present when Tabris revealed to Helkazard that his cells where in the serum used to make people into neomancers. However, he calls Töne Förk a "Tabris ersatz" upon finding out he became a neomancer. [[spoiler:Even if Keynn's idea that he's the one who got Tabris to kill Helkazard is true, the trope applies due to the fact that Tabris and Töne Förk are the only neomancers able to use magic.]]

* EmperorScientist: A little more hands-on than Keynn, with one of the novels explicitly mentioning that he uses Empire and Order prisonners for magical experiments.

* FalseFlagOperation: He killed all the other members of the council that was initially replacing Helkazard, while Glacesang was being attacked by the faction of Chaos. He then blamed it on the Empire partisans that were helping the Coalition fight back because the faction of Chaos was a threat to them as well.

The habitants of Nös and servants of Dortös who can't survive on Olydri as it currently is. They got imprisonned inside the planet when Dortös got sealed away.

The worst guild of ''Horizon'' in Season 1, which gets a little better but keeps a quite bad reputation later on.

Master of ''Horizon's'' top guild and team Fantöm's strategist, who's distinctive sign is a white (later gold) mask covering his face. If provoked, he will usually be the first of the team to lose his temper, Saphir being the one who calms him down just as easily.

* [[BigBrotherInstinct Big Sister Instinct]]: Towards Gaea. It's a bad idea to even threaten Gaea if she's around (or at the other side of the game map, for that matter). The free jobs she does for the Noob guild frequently start with her showing up to beat the pulp out whatever is bothering Gaea and forgetting to leave.

* NiceJobFixingItVillain: [[spoiler:Killing Sparadrap's pets. In the webseries version of the scene, she pushes Sparadrap's Berserk Button. In the novel version, the bullying of which the killing was part of gave Ystos, Saphir and Heimdäl time to find the Noob guild before her team got around killing them.]]

* EvilCannotComprehendGood: His stroyline exists in part because it's apparently impossible for him to grasp the idea that a player from another faction is genuinely trying to be friendly to him, though Spardrap's strange mix of clumsiness and luck isn't really helping in the present case.
* FanOfThePast: Implied when putting his early 20th century style interior and the fact that he's palying in the low-technology faction of ''Horizon'' together.
* FreudianExcuse: The YetAnotherChristmasCarol Episode reveals he was mocked by other players at his debuts, leading him to become a Player Killer.

* HonoraryTrueCompanion: [[spoiler:Gaea admirers can be considered to be her Coalition guild even after she technically leaves it, as its member are still wrapped around her finger.]]

A woman Master Zen met during his jail time, who escaped as the same time as him and knows a few tricks to keep his hair-trigger temper under control. According to the comic, she was staying at the pysch ward of his jail. Despite this, she's probably the most normal-acting person in the guild. Her backstory gets revealed in the second movie.

* TheLancer: Acts as the guild second in command and has personality radically different from that of her guild master.

* PlayingGertrude: [[spoiler:We don't know Simon's age, but Sparadrap is hitting mid-twenties by the time he turns out to potentially be her son, and the novels make Ystos only three years younger.]]
* TeamMom: She's quite reactive to calming down Master Zen when he seems about to have an outburst and is seen shutting up Valentin once or twice.

* YouDoNOTWantToKnow: Invokes this when Valentin asks how she managed to [[spoiler:escape the jail's phych ward]] in the comic.

** In his introduction from the third novel, he mentions killing a bunch of people... then teleporting their bodies elsewhere because they tarnished the beauty of the the place. He also gets mad at someone he's figthing for destroying a well-made statue in the process of ''trying to stay alive''.

* UnwittingPawn: [[spoiler:Orders were coded into his genetic material when he was made. He's subconsciously following them despite his makers having lost any kind of direct control on him. One of these orders is helping the Empire find more rosaphir, which was a side effect of him opening passages to other planets and moons in the fourth novel.]]

* NoHeroToHisValet: In Season 3 and the second novel, he turns out to be [[spoiler:a semi-professional tennisman known to be immune to pressure]]. However, in Season 2, he stated that his father and his grandmother would better have him be in front of the computer than doing anything else when he's at home because it means he's not doing anything foolish (in the real world, at least).

* KindheartedSimpleton: Probably the "nice person" trope from the list that fits him best. [[ManipulativeBastard Gaea]] is shown taking advatage of it in the novels and comic.

* BioAugmentation: Being an advancd neomancer and all.

* LiteralMinded: He often mixes up the real life and MMORPG meaning of terms and sometimes needs a mini english lesson along with the explanation of non-French terms. He also has trouble with figures of speech in general.

* OddNameOut: [[spoiler:She's Saphir and Rubis's older sister, making her alias not only an English word instead of a French one, but not gemstone related.]]

* QuicklyDemotedWoman: Subverted. The first time she's mentioned makes her situation look like this (e.g. her accomplishments have been overshadowed by Spectre's and all three of her successors are male), but she later turns out to have spent her time on other online games and doing quite well for herself.

* SignificantAnagram: Her original name is an angram of "Maître Zen", the name she's given in the English subtitles an anagram of "Master Zen".

* CooperationGambit: [[spoiler: When Fantöm single-handedly beat the Source of Chaos for the second time, he owed his surviving a recently added explosion only to Spectre's help. The explantation given was that he couldn't stand to see him fail so close to his goal. The third novel reveals he was secretly filming Fantöm's progression to be able to show the public that he really is a good player and make his future victory against him even more spectacular]].

* HyperAwareness: [[spoiler:The fact that it's due to low latent inhibition just like a certain ''Series/Prison Break'' character is a plot point in the webseries storyline. Tenshirock's wife had the same condition and he was able to diagnose it via playing alongside him.]]

* SquishyWizard: Probably true of any nuker and healer in the series, but she gets special mention for using it as semi-legitimate excuse to have hiding be her first reflex at any sign of danger and thinking of other players as human shields in the novels.

Hired to replace Arthéon in Season 3, she disappears after events of the Wham episode. She eventually reappears [[spoiler: as an Order cartomancer, which was her real character all along; check second Walking Spoiler of Relic Hunter guild for her permanent incarnation]].

* GuestStarPartyMember: Appropriatley [[spoiler:seen again as an enemy]] after leaving the guild.

The character created by a video game tester trying out ''Horizon 2.0'', that Arthéon accepts into the guild due to the lack of new Empire players at the time. He runs into Ash a short time after that, buys credits from him witout realising that real money trade isn't allowed in the game and gets kicked out by a Game Master.

* NotSoStoic: His in-game stoic self is implied to be part of him roleplaying as a healer (hence his attitude change when playing his assassin). In the webseries, this has led him to burst into tears over [[spoiler:being reminded of Fantöm's absence]] and be obviously overjoyed when [[spoiler:Sparadrap reaches level 100]]. The few scenes of the comic showing him at home have him wear context-appropriate expressions and just happen to have a calm and composed personality.

* SixthRanger: A full fledged one for the Noob guild as his assassin.

* DragonWithAnAgenda: "Closest thing Tenshirock has to a Dragon" would be more appropriate. His customer pool would be drastically reduced if any of Tenshirock's plans ever worked while, in turn, the banishment of his customers by Game Masters serve Tenshirock's cause. The fact that they're old friends seems to be the only reason they don't get in each other's way.

* KnowledgeBroker: This aspect of his trade becomes a very plot-relevant in late Season 5 and the movies.

A woman Master Zen met during his jail time, who escaped as the same time as him and knows a few tricks to keep his hair-trigger temper under control. According to the comic, she was staying at the pysch ward of his jail. Despite this, she's probably the most normal-acting person of the guild. Her backstory gets revealed in the second movie.

A CasanovaWannabe who was roommates with the guild's leader at some point and has taken a certain interest in Ivy. Also member with the less screentime.

* BeCarefulWhatYouSay: Trying to pick up the series GadgeteerGenius by telling her she must be a bomb in real life: [[TemptingFate Bad idea]].

* AccidentalMisnaming: A running gag with him, but somewhat justified by his bad memory [[spoiler:and the he has at least three other sons besides Sparadrap and Ystos]].

* BunnyEarsLawyer: Stick Sparadrap's personality on a [[spoiler:mafia big wig passing as a]] priest, and you get this.

* CooperationGambit: [[spoiler: When Fantöm signlehandedly beat the Source of Chaos for the second time, he owed his survival to a recently added explosion only to Spectre's help. The explantation given was that he couldn't stand to se him fail so close to his goal. The third novel reveals he was secretly filming Fantöm's progression to be able to show the public that he really is a good player and make his future victory against him even more spectacular]].

* ParalysisByAnalysis: He's implied to be completly immune to this in the webseries and novels (pressure is mentioned to have no effect on him), [[spoiler:which makes him a great tennis player in real life]].

* BioAugmentation: A perk her class gets from being part of the Empire, that possesses the secret of technology. The second novel, however, states that it keeps her from using magic (implictly to keep the class from becoming a GameBreaker).

Top player of ''Horizon'' and Ace of Justice guild, notably famous for beating the top boss of ''Horizon 1.0'' by himself. Admired by many players including Omega Zell, who becomes completly startled when he's around. While perfectly capable of being a OneManArmy, he frequently does dungeons and quests with three other players of his guild.

* AwesomenessByAnalysis: The novels explain that he can beat bosses meant for a full PlayerParty due to figuring out their behaviour patterns and plannning for them no matter how complex they have been made.

* {{Hypocrite}}: What generally comes out of the details about her real life. She has a job running an Internet café with her sisters [[spoiler:and apparently has a boyfriend from whom she got pregnant around Season 5, having given birth by the time the first movie rolls in]].

* OddNameOut: [[spoiler:She's Saphir and Rubis's older sister, making her alias not only a English word instead of a French one, but not gemstone related.]]

* SpannerInTheWorks: Explictly called this in the novel version of the Centralis battle, as he kept Amaras from joining his teammates on an important battle against Fantöm's team.

* EmoTeen: In real life. His style is called "{{Goth}}" when he's first seen, but his actual look in both the novels and webseries fits EmoTeen better; the term ended up being used in the webseries Season 5 making-of. He can also be excused for having part of the attitude that comes with it since his job ''has'' to come with quite frustrating moments, [[spoiler: he still misses his dead mother and his father's idea of trying to reconnect with him is besting him in activities that interest him]].

* AmbiguouslyBi: His backstory requires him to be interested in women to an extent. However, one of his big favorites along with forced dancing is stripping male avatars to their underwear. Those who ''really'' piss him off have both happening at the same time. He sometimes stays to watch and seems to quite frequently time things so [[YaoiFangirl Gaea]], known for making videos, can enjoy them.
* AntiVillain: He's a WellIntentionedExtremist with his own standards and has no personnal hate for the protagonists.

** This is restricted to Gaea in the comic and their business partnership is a surprise to the rest of the guild. The fact that Tenshirock has done them no harm so far is due to the fact that Gaea negociated a immunity for everyone except Omega Zell.

** Played straight in the comic and novels, where he seems to not regret what he did a single bit and to be completly OK with the decision to [[spoiler:blame everything on Fantöm]].

Keynn's brother and PsychoSidekick. He's in charge of the less savory aspects of running the Empire. While necessary, his position caused him to be disliked by many and to develop personality traits that make him a person unpleasant to be around.

* NecessarilyEvil: What he considers himself to be when he acknowledges the fact that some of his actions come accross as evil.

* AccidentalTruth: He wasn't present when Tabris revealed to Helkazard that his cells where in the serum used to make people into neomancers. However, he calls Töne Förk a "Tabris ersatz" upon fiding out he became a neomancer. [[spoiler:Even if Keynn's idea that he's the one who got Tabris to kill Helkazard is true, the trope applies due to the fact that Tabris and Töne Förk are the only neomancers able to use magic.]]

Ruler of Olydri while it was an empty land called Nös that got sealed away by Lys and Ark'hen. ''Horizon's'' MythArc apprently consists of keeping him from returning and turning Olydri back into Nös.[[spoiler:''Horizon 1.1'' has him as its final boss]].

The habitants of Nös and servants of Dortös who can't survive on Olydri as it currenltly is. They got imprisonned inside the planet when Dortös got sealed away.

* AmbiguouslyGay: There's his job, his name, but also his real life behavior, especially his food choices (biological salads according to the first novel). Add Tenshirock who likes punishing him by blocking his avatar in dancing mode and Gaea's insinuations that his hero worship of Fantöm is actually a CelebCrush. He also sides with Sparadrap when he gives liking the way his clothes look as a reason for not changing them (to something with better stats) in a long time. His sister added an extra layer by mentioning he took classical dancing when he was nine.

* TheTeamBenefactor: In earlier installments, the guild is stuck with him because they can't find another healer and when it did happen, the girl wasn't much better at the job than him and seldom showed up. In addition to that, he's the only member of the guild that can [[spoiler:enable them to contact Justice Guild directly without having to locate them due to having one of its members playing on the couch behind him in real life]].

* VagueAge: It's hard to tell if she's in her early teens or older but short and childish for her age. Manon Morand herself is actually a short adult (The actor playing Sin in the movies is the current junior of the cast).

* AccidentalMurder: In a fit of rage after Sparadrap's screw-up, he actually threw his computer out of his apartment's window... which landed on an old lady a few floors below and killed her.
* AxCrazy: Or at least he claims to be so; while he is definitely crazy and does regularly threaten others to find them in real life and kill them, he has yet to actually do it. He still does kidnap and sequester people though.

The character created by a video game tester trying out ''Horizon 2.0'', that Arthéon accepts into the guild due to the lack of new Empire players at the time. He runs into Ash little time after that, buys credits from him witout realising that real money trade isn't allowed in the game and gets kicked out by a Game Master.

* AttackAttackAttack: A rough equivalent of the trope name even happens to be her CatchPhrase. This tends to be a side effect of the LeeroyJenkins and BloodKnight combo, but a pure case of this can be found in the fourth comic where she doesn't let multiple deaths a row stop her (remember ContinuingIsPainful in ''Horizon'' and the healer to which she has easiest access is the most incompetent of the game).

* DemotedToExtra: In the novels. She gives the Noob guild a freebee ''and'' gets mentioned in Gaea's backstory in the first one. Her appearance in the second one boils down to "Remember Golgotha? She still likes giving people nicknames and lives with Gaea now". The third one isn't much better, as she's mentioned a few times in the part adapting Season 3 and only randomly appears near the end in the novel-only half of the story. In the fourth, she's seen sleeping in Gaea's appartement and later noticed by Fantöm during the climax. "Demoted to recurring OneSceneWonder" may be more appropriate, however.

* SignificantAnagram: Her original name in an angram of "Maître Zen", the name she's given in the English subtitles an anagram of "Master Zen".

* ShoutOut: His name and behaviour are an obvious spoof of ComicBook/JudgeDredd. He even said "I am the law" at some point in the webseries.

* CanisLatinicus: Whenever they talk about plants, they designate them with latin-sounding names (as a parallel to real-life scientific names).

* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Tenshirock was great help the two times Games Masters got on her case.
* TheScrooge: Maximal hoarding of both credits and expensive items, yet acts a if she were in PerpetualPoverty.

** Later, Ivy changes it in TwoGirlsToATeam.

* MyBelovedSmother: His mother is very meddling, so he had to give up any social occupation like sports according to novels. She also used to make Artheon stop playing at 8.00 PM every night. She also sent him to a BoardingSchoolOfHorrors in Season 3.

* ImprobableAimingSkills: Inverted. He frequently either hits the wrong target (enemies with healing, allies with attack) or misses entirely. The only consolation is that ReviveKillsZombie exists in ''Horizon''.

* MadLibsCatchPhrase: "It's ____ (insert adjective) of the dead!". The "of the dead" part is GratuitousEnglish in the original language.

* NaiveAnimalLover: A running gag with him is his inability to understand that if something attacks him, he can't make it into a pet.

* TheTeamBenefactor: In earlier installments, the guild is stuck with him because they can't find another healer and when it did happen, the girl wasn't much better at the job than him and seldom showed up. In addition to that, he's the only member of the guild that can [[spoiler:enable them to contact Justice guild directly without having to locate them due to having one of its members playing on the couch behind him in real life]].

SleepyHead par excellence, she frequently loses track of what happens in the game. ''Very'' laid back and puts both her gunslinger and bomb builder talents in good use when awake. She's frequently the one who fills in the rest of the guild on game features and facts that they encounter for the first time, making her the ''Horizon'' expert in Arthéon's absence.

* BewareTheQuietOnes: Despite her almost catanonic attitude, she is one of the most effective fighters in the guild.
* BioAugmentation: A perk her class gets from being part of the Empire, that possesses the secret of technology. The second novel however states it keeps her from using magic (implictly to keep the class from becoming a GameBreaker).
* CharacterExaggeration: Just read the novel in which she's introduced. Yes, that's her building something else than a bomb in the underground forest scene.
* CompositeCharacter: [[spoiler:On a Meta level. After Arthéon, Omega Zell and Gaea leave, she's both the member of the team with the most mental sanity and game background knowledge (a trait of Arthéon's) and the Lancer who's following the footsteps of a famous player (a trait of Omega Zell's). In addition to these, her personality in general is basically how Gaea would turn out if she had better moral standards]].

* {{Fangirl}}: Towards Mist, who's the reason she's palying a neomancer and wants to reach their legendary class according to the comic.

* GadgeteerGenius: Aside from one occurrence in the second novel, she uses to build bombs.

* InformedFlaw: Happened twice. Upon her introduction, Arthéon mentioned she didn't show up much. However, aside from the three first episodes of Season 3 during which only novel readers would know she's supposed to be part of the guild, she ended up being present so often that she functionnally became a full-time member of the guild while Couette and Golgotha were both seen less frequently than her. In Season 4, Gaea mentions that she's sleeping even more than before because she stopped taking her narcolepsy medication; she's not seen falling asleep much more on screen, but it happening off screen is supposed to be the reason the guild breaks its record of failed quests during Season 4.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard:[[spoiler:In the Season 2 finale, he asks for a Game Master right when Sparadrap and Arthéon reach the place that could get them rid of the hacked staff and decides to keep them busy until he shows up, expecting the possession of the staff to get them kicked out of ''Horizon''. When Judge Dead finally arrives, he's quick to reveal that possession of hacked equipement is no longer punished since it had been discovered that Tenshirock was the actual guilty party. Master Zen's first reaction to that news is to try using the staff to destroy his former colleague's avatars, causing him to get banned by someone he had summoned in the first place]].
* IronicName: He's probably the ''less'' zen character of the whole franchise.
* KnightOfCerebus: His appearance contributes a lot to the series's CerebusSyndrome as previous villains where no longer dangerous once one logged off of the game. His absence from the comic outside Arthéon's flash back [[spoiler: until comic number 7]] seems to contribute to it starting out both with a LighterAndSofter tone and chronologically after Season 2.
* MeanBoss: He's hinted in Season 1 to have been quite a tyrannical Guild Master, Omega Zell was unwilling to see him replace Arthéon in Season 2, and those who know him were surprised when he seemingly accepted their refusal of having him as leader again.

* CombatAestheticist: That aspect of him comes up when he finds out about his future as a berserker, which happens to be more damage-resistant than an assassin. One of his very first reactions to the news can be paraphrasedd as "Hey, does that mean I'll be able to take my charismatic poses without risking getting killed on the spot?".

* TookALevelInBadass: His status as The Load only lasted until the end of the Dungeon of Chaos arc in the webseries. The stat bonuses he gets just for being part of Justice and his new equipment help a little also. Taken even further when [[spoiler:he gets a Twilight class]].

* WhamLine: She has a quite high ratio of these given her screentime. The first was at the end of Season 5 when she tells Omega Zell [[spoiler:that she and Saphir are Mist's younger sisters]] within moments of meeting him for the first time. The second is her single scene in the first movie, when she explains Saphir's absence: [[spoiler:miss "no relationships in real life" is on maternity leave]].

* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: Comic ten has an important pre-Centralis battle conversation between Roxxor higer-ups being overheard by a hooded figure wearing familiar black gold-trimmed robe and bearing a familiar OnlineAlias.

* PunnyName: The "Jibe" part can have the same prononciation as "JB" in French and "dix" is the French word for "ten" (X in roman numerals).

* VitriolicBestBuds: Her general attitude towards people she likes. It can even be hard to tell if she likes someone or not until she slips in something along the lines of "happy to see you !".

Arthéon's girlfriend in Season 4. Little is known of her aside from the fact that she shares his interest in the game's background and his dream to discover a unique object. Sparadrap hates her for keeping Arthéon away from the guild.

* InnocentlyInsensitive: [[spoiler:Given that she viewed the weddding as just a fun way to celebrate finding Sourcelame, chances are that she doesn't realize how much she hurt Arthéon by leaving the ceremony to attend another event.]]

* RunawayBride: [[spoiler:More like left Arthéon at the altar because she preferred discovering new game content over finalising the in-game marriage that she was taking less seriouly than him]].
* SatelliteLoveInterest: Downplayed, as she bonded with Arthéon over common interest in the game background and dreams of finding a unique item. However, nothing of her life before meeting Arthéon is known, outside of the fact that she somehow knows Spectre. And again, he could have been the one who approached her given the circumstances in which it's revealed.

* JumpedAtTheCall: He got the job offer just around the time he was realizing that giving up on his previous commitements also left him with not much to do during the day.

* ThatManIsDead: An in-game equivalent. His avatar is actually a extremely enhanced version of the one his controller was using when he got "chosen" by Fargöth. Reinforced by the fact that his controller is acting differently than before, since permanent roleplaying is required of him and he's a post-Rage Breaking Point Arthéon.
* TookALevelInBadass: Compared to his original player avatar, due to now having stats fit a for a boss. His HitPoint count alone is stated to be bigger than those of Fantöm, Amaras and Spectre taken together.
* TookALevelInCynic: Between the way Kary left him, lingering bitterness towards Justice guild and the feeling that his investment in the Noob guild yielded little to no returns, his outlook has gotten much more pessimistic.

* TheDividual: Meant to be that, but Florence Torta not being available for shooting made Bartémulius appear alone twice in the weberies. Played straight in the novels and comic.
* EntitledBastard: Their dialogue when accosted can be summed up as "What are you waiting for to help us, you bunch of idiots? We are too important to be ignored! ".

* ContinueYourMissionDammit: When Ystos starts chatting with other people in the middle of a questline involving her, she reapeats that the world is in great danger multiple times. When this fails, she goes silent and starts playing with the fake vines on his armour instead.

A technology-created experiment who escaped Centralis during the energy strain caused by the Empire-Coalition war of Season 3 finale. He now seems to be pursuing an obscure plan, that is known to involve killing off a quite powerful [=NPC=] and [[spoiler: setting the being that was the ''Horizon 1.0'' ultimate boss free]].