History Characters / SpookyMonthOthers

* ADayInTheLimelight: Ended up receiving his own short focused on him after his appearance in "Tender Treats", owing to his immense popularity within the fandom after the episode released.

* UncertainDoom: Streber is badly mangled but still alive when Skid and Pump leave the attraction, leaving just a bit of ambiguity for him to potentially survive his encounter with Bob. Some [[https://twitter.com/_SrPelo_/status/1594581872444588032?s=20&t=gJeve5sk-ZrhDtj28sMOVQ sketches by Pelo]] confirm that he did survive, but lost his arm.

A young kid that resides in Skid's and Pump's neighborhood.

* NoNameGiven: He's only ever referred to as "kid", even in the character sheets for "The Stars".

* ADayInTheLimelight: Ended up receiving his own short episode after his appearance in Tender Treats, likely owing to his immense popularity within the fandom after the episode released.

* NewJobsAsThePlotDemands: Worked as a cashier at Gensomooru in "Unwanted Guest" and is a movie attendant at the theater in "Deadly Smiles". This is {{lampshaded|trope}} when Pump asks why Rick was at the theater and not the mall, to which he responds he got fired because he sold kids beer. When Radford tells him he's going to get in trouble for letting two kids see a horror movie, Rick casually removes his name tag and places it on the counter, implying this happens often. If [[https://twitter.com/_srpelo_/status/1527800387343982593?s=21&t=ArThFeKh4mrwbMQS5rEMPQ these pictures]] are considered canon, he got a job at the post office after getting fired from the theatre. In "Tender Treats", he's working at the Candy Club with Kevin, only to quit when he sees Bob Velseb enter the place with very malicious intent.

John is an older sheriff, who is trying to investigate a secretive local cult and put a stop to their sinister occult crimes. He's also the father of a little girl, as well as the uncle of Robert, Radford and Robin.

* SacrificialLamb: Other than a short gag about chroma keying, his only purpose is to show how dangerous Bob is compared to previous villains by being badly brutalized and potentially killed by him.
* UncertainDoom: Streber is badly mangled but still alive when Skid and Pump leave the attraction, leaving just a bit of ambiguity for him to potentially survive his encounter with Bob.

John is an older sheriff, who is trying to investigate a secretive local cult and put a stop to their sinister occult crimes.

* TheEeyore: He seems to suffer from severe depression, even openly admitting to what sounds like suicidal thoughts.

* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Jack isn't too bright, and doesn't take his job as seriously as John does at best, with him being outright incompetent at worst. However, when Bob continues to shrug off their attempts to kill him and climbs onto the hood of their police car, Jack gets ''pissed'', giving a PreMortemOneLiner in response to Bob's MadLibsCatchphrase before throwing him off the hood and running him over a few more times, knocking him down for good.

* {{Manchild}}: Jack comes off as rather childish at times; from trying to do the Spooky Dance upon hearing that it's Spooky Month (while he was supposed to be driving), to his severe clown phobia, to playing a really dumb and immature prank by trying to scare John and Patty into [[spoiler:thinking that Bob had suddenly came back to life]].

* DeathSeeker: PlayedForLaughs. When Pump asks why he was working at the movie theater instead of the mall, Rick deadpans that he sold alcohol to some minors because he was "tired of breathing". However, he has no desire to put himself at risk when Bob Velseb enters the Candy Club with murderous intent, immediately quitting and then leaving the store.

A couple of homeless men that live behind the movie theater. They are parodies of Captain and Steve from ''{{WebAnimation/Tankmen}}''.

* {{Expy}}: They're based on Captain and Steve, the protagonists of another {{Website/Newgrounds}} cartoon called ''{{WebAnimation/Tankmen}}''. [[ParodyAssistance They even have the exact same voice actor]].

* NoNameGiven: Well, they're not called by any names besides the "Hobomen" in the credits. Though they are unofficially referred to by the names of the characters they're based on, Captain and Steve.

* TraumaCongaLine: Him being confused with Bob causes him to go through immense suffering. In one night, Lila bludgeons him with her construction ruler, Kevin assaults him with gumballs, and he's left traumatized at the sight of someone dressed like him being shot to death repeatedly.

* TranquilFury: Once Skid and Pump say "trick-or-treat", he calmly questions them with a [[GrinOfRage plastered-on smile]], before finally yelling at them about how they broke his door.

* BreakTheCutie: Streber is a cheerful, fun-loving guy who wants nothing more than to entertain guests at his haunted house, only to be brutally maimed and partially eaten by Bob. Possibly becomes KillTheCutie as we never get confirmation the attack wasn't fatal.

* UncertainDoom: The extent of his injuries after being attacked by Bob are unknown -- Bob drops an arm bone while exiting the haunted house, implying he at least took an arm, but there's a possibility the attack was much worse. Streber was at least alive when Skid and Pump left the attraction, leaving the chance he was rescued.

* HateAtFirstSight: Though he doesn't say anything, he shows a strong sense of animosity towards [[RichBitch Carmen]] when they first meet. He rolls his eyes when he sees her force two kids to walk around her, and when Carmen thinks he's flirting with her and acts disgusted, Kevin's response is to put on an [[StepfordSmiler obviously fake smile]] with an irritated look on his face.

* TranquilFury: Once Skid and Pump say "trick-or-treat", he calmly questions them with a [[StepfordSmiler plastered-on smile]], before finally yelling at them about how they broke his door.

* IdenticalStranger: Aside from his slim figure, his outfit is identical to that of Bob's, which causes him to be mistaken for him multiple times.

* NoNameGiven: His name is never stated, and he is only referred to as "Costume Bob" in the credits.

* SacrificialLamb: Other than a short gag about chroma keying, his only purpose is to show how dangerous Bob is compared to previous villains by being badly brutalized by him and potentially killed.

* TheStoic: Unlike other characters, she's no LargeHam and generally has a rather calm, quiet demeanor. [[NotSoStoic The only time this slips]] is when she briefly expresses intense fear upon sensing that all the corpses in the morgue have suddenly came back to life and [[MichaelJacksonsThrillerParody started dancing to the beat of "Thriller"]], before regaining her composure and telling them that it's not Spooky Month.

* TheStoic: Unlike other characters, she's no LargeHam and generally has a rather calm, quiet demeanor. [[NotSoStoic The only time this slips]] is when she briefly expressed intense fear upon sensing that all the corpses in the morgue had suddenly came back to life and [[MichaelJacksonsThrillerParody started dancing to the beat of "Thriller"]], before regaining her composure and telling them that it's not Spooky Month.

* PoliceAreUseless: John's competent enough at his job, but Jack is lethally bad at policing and ends up being the sole reason for at least three bad incidents under their names.

!!'''Police officers'''

!!!'''Police officers'''

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: John's earlier appearances has his hair curls be smaller and greater in number, which grow to be larger and fewer as the series progresses.

* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Jack isn't too bright, and doesn't take his job as seriously as John does at best, with him being outright incompenent at worst. However, when Bob continues to shrug off their attempts to kill him and climbs onto the hood of their police car, Jack gets ''pissed'', giving a PreMortemOneLiner in response to Bob's MadLibsCatchphrase before throwing him off the hood and running him over a few more times, knocking him down for good.

* {{Manchild}}: He comes off as rather childish at times; from trying to do the Spooky Dance upon hearing that it's Spooky Month (while he was supposed to be driving), to his severe clown phobia, to playing a really dumb and immature prank by trying to scare John and Patty into [[spoiler:thinking that Bob had suddenly came back to life]].

* WhatTheHellHero: In the Newgrounds ending of "Tender Treats", Jack [[spoiler:props up Bob's corpse to prank John and Patty into thinking he had somehow survived his RasputinianDeath]]. John and Patty justifiably chew him out for this.

[[folder:Patty]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"It's not Spooky Month... it's ''June''."'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' Abigail Adair ("Unwanted Guest"), Monica Franco ("Tender Treats")

A forensic pathologist who works at the hospital morgue where Skid and Pump visited after "dying", who is then subject to their antics.

* DeadpanSnarker: In "Tender Treats", she sarcastically compliments John and Jack on their track record as police officers when she's called in by the mayor.
* DressedToHeal: She's always seen wearing her blue surgical garbs, even when she's not currently working in the hospital.
* ExpressiveMask: The lines on her face mask function as her mouth, moving as she speaks.
* OnlySaneWoman: She's the one person in "Unwanted Guest" to not put up with Skid's and Pump's Spooky Month shenanigans, telling the boys (and the dancing zombies) that it's June. In "Tender Treats", she's also shown to be the most level-headed person in the room when she's talking with John, Jack, and Evermore.
* TheStoic: Unlike other characters, she's no LargeHam and generally has a rather calm, quiet demeanor. [[NotSoStoic The only time this slips]] is when she briefly expressed intense fear upon sensing that all the corpses in the morgue had suddenly came back to life and [[MichaelJacksonsThrillerParody started dancing to the beat of "Thriller"]], before regaining her composure and telling them that it's not Spooky Month.
* WomenAreWiser: When paired with John and Jack, though John is relatively competent, she seems to be smarter than both of them. She manages to estimate how many bodies Bob has claimed, complete with her snarking at the two cops, and in the Newgrounds ending of "Tender Treats", she's the first one to catch on to Jack playing a prank with Bob's corpse and calls him out for it.
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[[folder:Mayor Narciso G. Evermore]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"What have you been '''DOING'''?!"'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' Alexander Katnik

The mayor of Skid's and Pump's town, who makes it his top priority to have Bob Velseb be taken out, dead or alive.
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!!!'''Police officers'''

[[folder:Tropes about both of them]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:John (left) and Jack (right).]]

The local cops in town, of which only two are known and named: Sheriff John and his right-hand subordinate Deputy Jack. They patrol around town trying to put a stop to all the criminal activity and other strange occurrences, with mixed results.

* BigDamnHeroes: They eventually come to the rescue at the climax of "Tender Treats", [[spoiler:putting a stop to Bob Velseb's rampage by killing him before he could eliminate Skid, Pump, Lila, and Jaune]].
* CassandraTruth: They are fully aware of the cult's activities going on around town, but the Mayor refuses to see the cultists as a threat compared to the more pressing issue of Bob Velseb's escape, not even after John explains how they burned his house down. [[spoiler:Sure enough, Bob and the cult are revealed to be connected.]]
* ADayInTheLimelight: They get increased focus in "Tender Treats", where the mayor threatens to have them fired unless they catch Bob by the end of the night.
* GleefulAndGrumpyPairing: John is stern and no-nonsense, while Jack is more lighthearted and optimistic.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: TheStinger for each Newgrounds version of the episodes feature an ongoing story arc where they investigate the mysterious cult and their sinister activities.
* MakeSureHesDead: After incapacitating Bob with a single shot in the back, since he was able to survive getting hit by their car, John asks Jack if he thinks Bob is ''actually'' dead. They don't take any chances, and proceed to fire every bullet they have into Bob. And yet, it ''still'' isn't enough to kill him.
* OldCopYoungCop: Downplayed as their age gap doesn't seem too great, but John is clearly older and more experienced than Jack.
* ThoseTwoGuys: A duo of cops who showed up in "The Stars" and stuck around to investigate strange happenings in town.
* TookALevelInBadass: They're much better at their jobs in "Tender Treats" than in previous episodes, successfully managing to kill Bob after [[RasputinianDeath most of their attempts fail]].

[[folder:Sheriff John]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/760f10b6_218b_439a_9f87_cd923bc1e016.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''"There are weird things going on in this town..."'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' [=CoffinJockey=]

John is an older sheriff, who is trying to investigate a secretive local cult and put a stop to their sinister occult crimes.

!!Government Officials

!!!Police Officers

!!Other Townsfolk

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->[[center:[[Characters/SpookyMonth Main Character Index]] | [[Characters/SpookyMonthSkidAndPumpFamilies Skid & Pump (and family)]] | [[Characters/SpookyMonthHatzgangAndFamilies The Hatzgang (and family)]] | [[Characters/SpookyMonthCriminalsAndMonsters Criminals and Monsters]] | '''Other Characters''']]

!!!Policemen

!!Policemen

[[folder:Tropes about both of them]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/john_and_jack_9.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:John (left) and Jack (right).]]

The local cops in town, of which only two are known and named: Sheriff John and his right-hand subordinate Deputy Jack. They patrol around town trying to put a stop to all the criminal activity and other strange occurrences, with mixed results.

* BigDamnHeroes: They eventually come to the rescue at the climax of "Tender Treats", [[spoiler:putting a stop to Bob Velseb's rampage by killing him before he could eliminate Skid, Pump, Lila, and Jaune]].
* CassandraTruth: They are fully aware of the cult's activities going on around town, but the Mayor refuses to see the cultists as a threat compared to the more pressing issue of Bob Velseb's escape, not even after John explains how they burned his house down. [[spoiler:Sure enough, Bob and the cult are revealed to be connected.]]
* ADayInTheLimelight: They get increased focus in "Tender Treats", where the mayor threatens to have them fired unless they catch Bob by the end of the night.
* GleefulAndGrumpyPairing: John is stern and no-nonsense, while Jack is more lighthearted and optimistic.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: TheStinger for each Newgrounds version of the episodes feature an ongoing story arc where they investigate the mysterious cult and their sinister activities.
* MakeSureHesDead: After incapacitating Bob with a single shot in the back, since he was able to survive getting hit by their car, John asks Jack if he thinks Bob is ''actually'' dead. They don't take any chances, and proceed to fire every bullet they have into Bob. And yet, it ''still'' isn't enough to kill him.
* OldCopYoungCop: Downplayed as their age gap doesn't seem too great, but John is clearly older and more experienced than Jack.
* ThoseTwoGuys: A duo of cops who showed up in "The Stars" and stuck around to investigate strange happenings in town.
* TookALevelInBadass: They're much better at their jobs in "Tender Treats" than in previous episodes, successfully managing to kill Bob after [[RasputinianDeath most of their attempts fail]].

[[folder:Sheriff John]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/760f10b6_218b_439a_9f87_cd923bc1e016.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''"There are weird things going on in this town..."'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' [=CoffinJockey=]

John is an older sheriff, who is trying to investigate a secretive local cult and put a stop to their sinister occult crimes.

* ByTheBookCop: Compared to how eccentric Jack is, John is much more composed and lenient, not giving into any temptations to cause harm to criminals unless the situation calls for it, like with Bob.
* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: John's earlier appearances has his hair curls be smaller and greater in number, which grow to be larger and fewer as the series progresses.
* ManlyFacialHair: John has a ''very big'' cop mustache, to the point that [[NoMouth his lips are not visible at all]]; whenever he talks, his mustache squashes and stretches instead, simulating mouth movement.
* NotSoStoic: John is usually gruff and stern, but seeing Bob climb onto the hood of their police cruiser causes him to scream in fear right alongside Skid, Pump, Lila, and Jaune.
* OralFixation: John seemingly always needs to have something in his mouth. In present day, he always has a cigarette in his mouth, whereas [[https://mobile.twitter.com/ana_pijamas/status/1593696938632761344 as a child]], he's shown with a lollipop in his mouth.
* TheSheriff: Of [[WhereTheHellIsSpringfield whatever unnamed American town that the series is set in]].
* SmokingIsCool: He's usually seen with a cigarette in his mouth, highlighting how good at his job he is.
* TemptingFate: John dismisses Jack's worries about drinking coffee from a used, dirty (thus probably thriving with bacteria) cup, but [[InstantlyProvenWrong soon after]] he starts to sneeze and gets a little sick.
* WeUsedToBeFriends: A non-antagonistic example. A full panoramic of Lila's childhood photo [[https://mobile.twitter.com/ana_pijamas/status/1593696938632761344 posted to Twitter]] reveals that, along with Jaune, Pump's father, and Frank, John and Lila used to be friends as children. In the present day, while they still live in the same town, John and Lila don't act chummy anymore, instead referring to each other with formal terms such as "Ms. Lila".

[[folder:Deputy Jack]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/17cb066f_2c3e_4f04_ad14_3f4a6365063f.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''"Maybe you're just stressed! How about we go nuts for donuts?"'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' [=ElusiveVA=]

Jack is a younger deputy, who patrols with John at night and helps him with trying to solve the ongoing occultist conspiracy.

* CluelessDeputy: With some of the really dumb and reckless mistakes he's made (like nearly crashing the police car because he stopped to do the Spooky Dance while still driving), it's a real mystery why the Sheriff lets him keep his job.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Jack isn't too bright, and doesn't take his job as seriously as John does at best, with him being outright incompenent at worst. However, when Bob continues to shrug off their attempts to kill him and climbs onto the hood of their police car, Jack gets ''pissed'', giving a PreMortemOneLiner in response to Bob's MadLibsCatchphrase before throwing him off the hood and running him over a few more times, knocking him down for good.
* DonutMessWithACop: When he thinks John is working himself too hard in the Newgrounds ending of "Deadly Smiles", Jack offers to take him out for donuts.
* LetsGetDangerous: Despite Jack being a massive goofball, after Bob survives the two attempts on his life by him and John, which leaves Skid, Pump, Lila, Jaune, and even John paralyzed in fear, Jack doesn't hold back any longer and repeatedly drives the car over Bob until he's ''[[RasputinianDeath finally]]'' dead.
* {{Manchild}}: He comes off as rather childish at times; from trying to do the Spooky Dance upon hearing that it's Spooky Month (while he was supposed to be driving), to his severe clown phobia, to playing a really dumb and immature prank by trying to scare John and Patty into [[spoiler:thinking that Bob had suddenly came back to life]].
* PoliceAreUseless: John's competent enough at his job, but Jack is lethally bad at policing and ends up being the sole reason for at least three bad incidents under their names.
* PoliceBrutality: Referenced in a NoodleIncident where Jack accidentally shot a perp he had at gunpoint, and is pretty beaten up over it. Occurs again when the duo encounter Mr. Clown, whom Jack is deathly afraid of and unloads his pistol's magazine into in intense fear rather than bother trying to apprehend or question him.
* SarcasmBlind: After Patty sarcastically congratulates them for not catching Bob and thus letting eight people get killed, Jack genuinely asks if that was sarcasm. Patty and John just stare at him in response.
* SanityBall: He grasps it for just one episode, being "Deadly Smiles". Throughout it, he ends up being much more sensible than John, being the one to tell him that drinking from a dirty cup will get him sick. He also manages to be more proficient at his job than in any episode prior or since, as he keeps the Thieves from escaping when he finds their cell door open while also telling them to take the pillow protectors off of their heads, and he places the Happy Fella doll under Kevin's care knowing that he's the one who interacts with kids in the town the most.
* TooDumbToLive: Jack is so excited to hear that it's Spooky Month from the Thieves they arrested that he immediately begins to Spooky Dance -- letting go of the steering wheel and promptly spiraling the car full of people out of control. Fortunately for all four people in the vehicle, the only casualty was Ooga Booga (who was non-fatally injured after being hit by the car).
* WhatTheHellHero: In the Newgrounds ending of "Tender Treats", Jack [[spoiler:props up Bob's corpse to prank John and Patty into thinking he had somehow survived his RasputinianDeath]]. John and Patty justifiably chew him out for this.
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Jack ends up emptying his entire pistol magazine into [[MonsterClown Mr. Clown]] due to having an intense fear of clowns.

!!Other Townsfolk

[[folder:Ooga Booga]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"'''OOGA BOOGA!'''"'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/SrPelo

A loud, invasive and terrifying(?) hag whose appearance is always followed by a horrifying(?) JumpScare that is in no way old and overus-'''OOGA BOOGA!'''

* AmbiguouslyHuman: It's left unclear if she's an actual monster, or just an actress always in full costume.
* AnimationBump: At the [=YouTube=] ending of "Deadly Smiles" we get to see her animated at the same level as everyone else as she tries to scare the viewer with a Happy Fella. And then she goes right back to LimitedAnimation when trying to do a last JumpScare on the viewer when using the doll failed.
* BandageMummy: After getting hit by a car in "The Stars", she appears briefly in "Unwanted Guest" in the hospital and covered in bandages, vibrating in place as she mutters out muffled ''ooga boogas'' within.
* {{Catchphrase}}: Two words: '''''OOGA BOOGA!'''''
* DoesNotLikeSpam: She's shown in TheStinger of "Tender Treats" rummaging around a bag of candy for, as she describes it, "sugar", but is disgusted when she pulls out a candy apple.
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: Her ScreamerPrank is just as much directed for the viewers as it is for her victims in the shorts.
* InsaneProprietor: She's the one advertising Sr. Pelo's ''Spooky Month'' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVNQ3oIWcC8&ab_channel=SrPel merchandise]], which goes as well as you'd expect.
-->'''Witch:''' BETTER GET 'EM! GET 'EM NOW! ''(hysterical laughter)'' [[SincerityMode PLEASE, PLEASE GET 'EM, I NEED IT!]] I NEED IT N- '''[[JumpScare OOGA BOOGA!]]''' ''(more laughter)''
* JumpScare: Pretty much her M.O. Later on, she starts distracting the viewer with other topics before she jumps them- '''[[SelfDemonstratingArticle OOGA BOOGA!]]''' [[SelfDemonstratingArticle HAHAHA YOU JUST GOT SPOOKED!]]
** Overused excessively throughout "It's spooky month". Ooga Booga somehow always appears either in person, on the phone, in a film, and in a video game to scream ''OOGA BOOGA!''.
** She returns in the Newgrounds [[TheStinger post-credits ending scene]] for "The Stars", [[TooDumbToLive trying to scare the cops in a police car as they're barreling right towards her]], with predictable results.
** She returns in HD glory for the [=YouTube=] ending of "Unwanted Guest", jumpscaring after the credits are done rolling.
** She appears again for the [=YouTube=] credits of "Deadly Smiles", trying to jumpscare the viewer with a Happy Fella doll, but gets freaked out when it talks, only to then use that as an opportunity to give a real jumpscare.
** She makes another return after the [=YouTube=] credits of "Tender Treats", asking the viewer "OOGA [[BaitAndSwitch or sugar]]", then jumpscaring the viewer when she pulls out an apple on a stick.
* LargeHam: Given her [[JumpScare shticks]], she is very, ''very'' loud, even when talking normally.
* LimitedAnimation: Outside of moving her mouth and eyes slightly during her close-ups, she has next to no other animation except for a single frame where she makes a mocking expression over how (supposedly) scared the viewer was by her JumpScare. And when we see the rest of her, she just wiggles her fingers about.
* OverusedRunningGag: She's a parody of the overuse of jumpscares, so she gets a ton of mileage in the first short and gets to show up every now and again to keep it going.
* NoIndoorVoice: Kind of hard to be speaking at any other volume when most of what you say is '''''OOGA BOOGA'''''!
* RealAfterAll: There's no real implication she's much more than a character in a movie, but "The Stars" has John and Jack accidentally hit her with their car, confirming that she is indeed real in the ''Spooky Month'' universe.
* ShowWithinAShow: The star of ''Really Spooky - The Ooga Booga'', which played in theaters and went to cassette soon after. [[OverusedRunningGag Take a guess what it's about]].
* ShoutOut: She looks a lot like [[Film/TheExorcist Regan MacNeil]] and her infamous NightmareFace used in many [[ScreamerPrank Screamer Pranks]], only warped into a dumb grin modeled after the [[WebComic/RageComics trollface]].
* TooDumbToLive: In the Newgrounds ending of "The Stars", she thought standing in the middle of a dark road in the dead of night with no lights whatsoever to try performing her ScreamerPrank on incoming cars would be a good idea. Sure enough, Jack and John accidentally run her over and she's a BandageMummy at the hospital in the next short. In the second volley of official merch, she does this ''again'', suddenly appearing in front of Frank's moving van to buy some shirts and getting smashed against the windshield for her enthusiasm.
* {{Troll}}: She only seems to frighten people because it amuses her. Fitting considering one half of her inspiration.
* VerbalTic: Just ''screaming'' '''''OOGA BOOGA''''' is one for her, it's practically the only thing she says, and she can barely get a word in otherwise.

[[folder:"Kid"]]
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/SrPelo

A young kid that resides in Skid's and Pump's neighborhood.

* ButtMonkey: Neither of his two appearances are very kind to him: in the first, he's drugged and presumably kidnapped by Frank, and in the second, he gets a face full of scalding-hot HolyWater courtesy of Father Gregor.
* NoNameGiven: He's only ever referred to as "kid", even in the character sheets for "The Stars".

[[folder:Kevin]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kevin_spooky.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''"What do ''you'' kids want?"'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' [=ElusiveVA=]

An irritable cashier at the Candy Club. Skid and Pump visit him often to pick up some candy for their Spooky Months, with all the trouble that entails.

* AmbiguouslyBi: Although Kevin [[MaleGaze stares at Carmen with obvious sexual interest]], there is graffiti in the bathroom that says "Kevin x Streber", which hints that he might be ([[UncertainDoom or may have been]]) in a relationship with Streber. In a tweet, [[WordOfGod Sr. Pelo stated]][[invoked]] Kevin would "[[https://twitter.com/_SrPelo_/status/1443225270085996547 go out with anyone]]", [[WordOfGay implying he's pansexual]][[invoked]].
* ButtMonkey: Every time he's focused on in the shorts, nothing ever goes right for him.
** In "The Stars", the boys visit him for three candy cans for the night. Confused, he asks who the third can is for, to which the [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm Eyes of the Universe]] enters the store and his mind is presumably broken.
** In "Unwanted Guest", Pump hands him the Candy Dealer's package and walks away before he can do anything about the suspicious contraband. Just his luck for two cops to enter the store, he accidentally aggravates both of them, and he's left a sweating and panicking mess thinking he's about to be busted for drug possession. He only gets a short-lived break when the package turns out to just be sugar and the cops leave, as two criminals soon arrive to hold him up at gunpoint and take the sugar from him.
** Gets attacked by Dexter in "Deadly Smiles", himself being a ButtMonkey of his own. Kevin is also the only person Dexter is able to successfully harm, stabbing him in the leg before Kevin throws him out into the back alley.
** He tries to shoo Skid and Pump out of the Candy Club in "Tender Treats", noting how [[LampshadeHanging they always bring him trouble]], but as soon as he notices Bob following them, he tries to set up a [[SlipperySkid marble trap]] with gumballs, only to fall victim to [[HoistByHisOwnPetard his own trap]]. If the "Kevin x Streber" graffiti in the bathroom is to be taken seriously, then he also more than likely lost his boyfriend, or at least a good friend, to the same killer that tried to attack him and the kids.
* CopHater: Even before he becomes terrified of being arrested by John and Jack, Kevin doesn't seem to have a high opinion of law enforcement, snarking at how "[[SarcasmMode surprising]]" it is for [[PoliceBrutality a cop to shoot someone]] after overhearing John reassure Jack about a perp he accidentally shot.
* ADayInTheLimelight: He gets an extended sequence in "Unwanted Guest" with Skid, Pump, and the cops as he's forced to handle the Candy Dealer's package.
* HateAtFirstSight: Though he doesn't say anything, he shows a strong sense of animosity towards [[RichBitch Carmen]] when they first meet. He rolls his eyes when he sees her force two kids to walk around her, and when Carmen thinks he's flirting with her and acts disgusted, Kevin's response is to put on an [[StepfordSmiler obviously fake smile]] with an irritated look on his face.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: He tries to set up a [[SlipperySkid marble trap]] with gumballs to trip Bob, but it doesn't work, and Kevin ends up tripping on his ''own'' trap shortly afterwards.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: As exasperated as he is with dealing with the boys, he feels bad enough about seeing them miserable from being beaten up and not getting their candy that he begrudgingly gives them chocolate bars in "Unwanted Guest". Even when he's trying to shoo Skid and Pump out of the store in "Tender Treats", Kevin switches to trying to protect the two the moment he notices Bob.
* PersonaNonGrata: After three episodes of having to put up with them being {{Walking Disaster Area}}s, he outright forbids Skid and Pump from visiting the Candy Club any longer in "Tender Treats".
* RageBreakingPoint: In "Tender Treats", he wastes no time shooing Skid and Pump away after each of their visits brings him trouble... [[ProperlyParanoid right as he notices Bob outside]].
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: After [[DidIJustSayThatOutLoud insulting them out loud]], Kevin becomes ''terrified'' by John and Jack, trying to shoo them along every time they cross paths.

[[folder:Richard "Rick" Hedony]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I sold some kids beer because I'm [[DeathSeeker tired of breathing]]."'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' Zach Fuller

A gloomy man who takes various jobs around town as his lack of care keeps getting him fired.

* DeathSeeker: PlayedForLaughs. When Pump asks why he was working at the movie theater instead of the mall, Rick deadpans that he sold alcohol to some minors because he was "tired of breathing". However, he has no desire to put himself at risk when Bob Velseb enters the Candy Club with murderous intent, immediately quitting and then leaving the store.
* TheEeyore: He seems to suffer from severe depression, even openly admitting to what sounds like suicidal thoughts.
* IronicName: His last name, Hedony, is derived from [[TheHedonist hedonism]]. However, he's anything ''but'' hedonistic, being a lethargic DeathSeeker.
* NewJobsAsThePlotDemands: Worked as a cashier at Gensomooru in "Unwanted Guest" and is a movie attendant at the theater in "Deadly Smiles". This is {{lampshaded|trope}} when Pump asks why Rick was at the theater and not the mall, to which he responds he got fired because he sold kids beer. When Radford tells him he's going to get in trouble for letting two kids see a horror movie, Rick casually removes his name tag and places it on the counter, implying this happens often. If [[https://twitter.com/_srpelo_/status/1527800387343982593?s=21&t=ArThFeKh4mrwbMQS5rEMPQ these pictures]] are considered canon, he got a job at the post office after getting fired from the theatre. In "Tender Treats", he's working at the Candy Club with Kevin, only to quit when he sees Bob Velseb enter the place with very malicious intent.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When he lets Skid and Pump see a scary movie in "Deadly Smiles", and when he sees Bob infiltrate the Candy Club in "Tender Treats", he responds by quitting his job.
* TheStoic: He never expresses any emotions beyond dull apathy, always speaking with a constant deadpan monotone.

[[folder:The "Candy Dealer"]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Would you kids help a poor, '''lonely, candy dealer?'''"'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' [=CoffinJockey=]

A tall, dark and foreboding man in an all-concealing trench coat, big obscuring hat and an ever-present cigarette inside his shadowy silhouette. [[SeriousBusiness He gets the boys to help him deliver some sugar to Kevin]].

* BaitAndSwitch: The whole joke about this character and the package he's carrying is that he looks and acts like a drug dealer trying to smuggle cocaine, while lying that it's just sugar. Then it turns out that he was in fact a candy merchant carrying actual sugar.
* ConspicuousTrenchcoat: Due to the way he is drawn and wears his trench coat, we never get to see any part of his body save his eyes.
* DarkIsNotEvil: This incredibly suspicious looking guy is just some candy salesman with a mean competitive streak, and his package is a brick of sugar.
* MistakenForMurderer: Shortly after Skid and Pump seemingly die on the spot in order to go the hospital, someone off-screen sees the bodies and thinks that the Candy Dealer killed them. In response, the Candy Dealer meekly leaves the scene.
* NoNameGiven: Justified because he's deliberately concealing his own identity. He's only ever referred to as the "Candy Dealer".
* SeriousBusiness: He's a tall, dark, and trenchcoat-clad figure who meets the boys outside the mall to smuggle some "sugar" for him. When they get to Kevin at the Candy Club and give him the package, it really was sugar the whole time. The "serious" part comes in with an advert that can be found in a hidden QR code in the same short, with the Candy Dealer dedicating an ad to outcompete the store Kevin's in, and treats the business like it's drug trafficking.
* ShadowedFaceGlowingEyes: His face is obscured by the shadow of his hat, save for his pink eyes.
* VillainExitStageLeft: He warns the boys that they could visit the hospital if they hold onto that sugar for too long. The boys then promptly decide they want to visit the hospital anyways and die on the spot. He only gets a few seconds to be confused over what just happened before someone starts screaming that he just killed the two, causing him to meekly walk out of frame as the scene ends.

[[folder:Patty]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"It's not Spooky Month... it's ''June''."'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' Abigail Adair ("Unwanted Guest"), Monica Franco ("Tender Treats")

A forensic pathologist who works at the hospital morgue where Skid and Pump visited after "dying", who is then subject to their antics.

* DeadpanSnarker: In "Tender Treats", she sarcastically compliments John and Jack on their track record as police officers when she's called in by the mayor.
* DressedToHeal: She's always seen wearing her blue surgical garbs, even when she's not currently working in the hospital.
* ExpressiveMask: The lines on her face mask function as her mouth, moving as she speaks.
* OnlySaneWoman: She's the one person in "Unwanted Guest" to not put up with Skid's and Pump's Spooky Month shenanigans, telling the boys (and the dancing zombies) that it's June. In "Tender Treats", she's also shown to be the most level-headed person in the room when she's talking with John, Jack, and Evermore.
* TheStoic: Unlike other characters, she's no LargeHam and generally has a rather calm, quiet demeanor. [[NotSoStoic The only time this slips]] is when she briefly expressed intense fear upon sensing that all the corpses in the morgue had suddenly came back to life and [[MichaelJacksonsThrillerParody started dancing to the beat of "Thriller"]], before regaining her composure and telling them that it's not Spooky Month.
* WomenAreWiser: When paired with John and Jack, though John is relatively competent, she seems to be smarter than both of them. She manages to estimate how many bodies Bob has claimed, complete with her snarking at the two cops, and in the Newgrounds ending of "Tender Treats", she's the first one to catch on to Jack playing a prank with Bob's corpse and calls him out for it.

[[folder:The "Hobomen"]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I love your piss, dude!"'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' [=JohnnyUtah=]

A couple of homeless men that live behind the movie theater. They are parodies of Captain and Steve from ''{{WebAnimation/Tankmen}}''.

[[folder:Mayor Narciso G. Evermore]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"What have you been '''DOING'''?!"'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' Alexander Katnik

The mayor of Skid's and Pump's town, who makes it his top priority to have Bob Velseb be taken out, dead or alive.

* AgentScully: He doesn't believe John's tellings of the cult roaming around town, believing him to [[CassandraTruth just be making excuses]].
* InsaneTrollLogic: He accuses John and Jack as being lazy and making up a cult as an excuse. Even when John tells him they burnt down his house, Evermore pins the blame on John for never turning off his coffee maker.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Despite his arguments boiling down to InsaneTrollLogic, he ''is'' right that Jack [[PoliceAreUseless isn't exactly the most competent cop]]. And for how dismissive he is of the cult, it is understandable that he'd want the police to pursue a long-lasting, and very active SerialKiller that's already killed 8 people recently, over a shady cult that doesn't appear to have done much harm in comparison.
* LargeHam: Almost ''everything'' he says, he says by bellowing it at the top of his lungs.
-->'''John:''' They burned down my house!\\
'''Evermore:''' ''Your'' house is a ''fire hazard''! '''YOU'LL ''ALWAYS'' KEEP THE COFFEE MAKER ON!'''
* MayorPain: He seems to be more concerned with his own career and image than anything else.
* MeanBoss: He's ready to replace John and Jack with rookies the first chance he gets, just because they aren't doing exactly what he wants.
* MeaningfulName: His first name given in the newspaper is Narciso, and he's a narcissist.
* {{Narcissist}}: While the front of his plaque, which faces his clients, says his name, the back of his plaque, which faces him, says "You are the best".
* NeverMyFault: He accuses John and Jack of being lazy and incompetent, despite [[IfYouCanReadThis the newspaper]] he shows saying that there's a lack of police funding. And since he's the mayor...
* NoSympathy: When John tries to convince him of the importance of looking into the cult by telling him they burned his house down, the mayor blames it on him because [[InsaneTrollLogic John always leaves the coffee maker on]].
* PunnyName: [[Literature/TheRaven N. Evermore]]. ''Spooky Month'' revolves around Halloween. His first name, Narciso, also plays into how much of a {{narcissist}} he is.
* ShrineToSelf: One of the telltale signs that he's a {{narcissist}} besides the back of his plaque is one of four self-portraits hanging in his office, being a parody of ''{{Art/The Birth of Venus|Botticelli}}'' with angels throwing {{money|Fetish}} around his naked body instead of flower petals.

[[folder:"Costume Bob"]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I just wanted to tell you kids are stealing candy!"'']]

An unnamed young man in his late teens, whose unfortunate choice of Halloween costume results in him being mistaken for Bob Velseb at least twice.

* GoodSamaritan: As soon as he spots some kids stealing candy from the Candy Club, his first immediate response is to go around back and report them to Kevin.
* IdenticalStranger: Aside from his slim figure, his outfit is identical to that of Bob's, which causes him to be mistaken for him multiple times.
* MistakenIdentity: Due to wearing a devil mask and red sweater that looks a lot like Bob's outfit, Lila and later Kevin think that he's actually Bob at first, and he gets attacked by both of them for it.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Though he does the right thing in reporting a candy theft that's going on, he gets pelted with gumballs for it because Kevin mistook him for Bob.
* NoNameGiven: His name is never stated, and he is only referred to as "Costume Bob" in the credits.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: During the climactic scene where John and Jack fight with Bob, he watches in shock as the two cops unload their pistols into the cannibal. Not wanting to be shot next in confusion, he immediately runs like hell away from the carnage.
* TraumaCongaLine: Him being confused with Bob causes him to go through immense suffering. In one night, Lila bludgeons him with her construction ruler, Kevin assaults him with gumballs, and he's left traumatized at the sight of someone dressed like him being shot to death repeatedly.

[[folder:Ignacio]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"''Excuse'' me? You just ''broke'' my door!"'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/BrandonWinckler

A cranky and reclusive neighbor in Skid's and Pump's neighborhood who appears to have been badly injured.

* ConditionedToAcceptHorror: Skid's and Pump's {{Nightmare Face}}s are a NoSell on him, as he looks more annoyed with it than anything.
* HairTriggerTemper: He's already never in a good mood, but the first thing he does when Skid and Pump break his door with a hammer is throw his door open and yell at them at the top of his lungs.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Is hostile to Skid and Pump and initially refuses to give them candy, but that's because they smashed a hole through his door.
* {{Sarashi}}: The entire right side of his body, including his hand, is wrapped in bandages, which implies that he was [[NoodleIncident somehow]] horribly disfigured.
* TranquilFury: Once Skid and Pump say "trick-or-treat", he calmly questions them with a [[StepfordSmiler plastered-on smile]], before finally yelling at them about how they broke his door.

[[folder:Father Gregor]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Get out of the Lord's house, you devil-worshipping fiends!"'']]
->'''Voiced by:''' P.M. Seymour

An irritable priest who does not appreciate Halloween due to believing it to be a time when Satan's followers roam freely around the town; ''especially'' trick-or-treating children.
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* TheFundamentalist: He's got no love for Halloween, which he demonstrates by throwing boiling-hot HolyWater at a trick-or-treater and scaring the rest of the kids away, calling them "[[HollywoodSatanism devil-worshipping fiends]]".
* WouldHurtAChild: Because he perceives trick-or-treaters as [[HollywoodSatanism devil worshippers]], he's willing to scald a child dressed as a cowboy with a bucket of boiling-hot HolyWater.
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!!Miscellaneous

->[[center:[[Characters/SpookyMonth Main Character Index]] | [[Characters/SpookyMonthSkidAndPumpFamilies Skid & Pump (and family)]] | [[Characters/SpookyMonthHatzgangAndFamilies The Hatzgang (and family)]] | [[Characters/SpookyMonthCriminalsAndMonsters Criminals and Monsters]] | '''Other Characters'''