History Characters / TeenGirlSquad

* TheFriendNobodyLikes: What's Her Face is explicitly called the "pity friend" and is the one the other three are most likely to ditch or relegate to least-desired roles.

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* BizarreTasteInFood: In Episode 10, she walks up to the girls' lunch table carrying a tray piled high with corn, declaring that it's "Corn and Corn Alone Day!"

* CatchPhrase: "I think I have a chance with this guy." Often used whenever Thomas the alien shows up.

* CatchPhrase: "Aw, peas!"

* CatchPhrase: "Jugga jigga wugga!"

* [[SheIsNotMyGirlfriend He is Not My Boyfriend]]: After Cheerleader's death in Issue 9, What’s Her Face expresses joy over how she can date Sci-Fi Greg again. However, in "4 Gregs", What's Her Face laughs at the Gregs for getting wedgies from the football players and denies that she would come to Sci-Fi Greg's defense. Then again, considering that Cheerleader, who is keeping What's Her Face and Sci-Fi Greg apart, is drawing the picture, it is possible that What's Her Face deliberately invoked the trope to cover her true feelings.

* SpellMyNameWithAThe: Since her father's name is actually Manolios Ugly One, it's very possible that her first name is actually The. This isn't out of place in the ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'' 'verse, as The Cheat, The Paper, The Stick, and even Homestar in his earliest appearances are also referred to as such.

* PetTheDog: Was going to marry the Ugly One in Issue 10 before Strong Bad intervened.
* UniversalDriversLicense: He's seen driving a van, a boat and a brain mech, all of which result in the deaths of some of the girls.

* GratuitousJapanese: Japanese Culture Greg either just replaces random nouns with their Japanese translation, or just randomly shouts them out of nowhere.

* {{Robosexual}}: Apparently, Japanese Culture Greg is this, as he at least attempts to date [[RidiculouslyHumanRobots Chizuko]], [[EnergyWeapon but it ends disastrously for him]].
** Defied with Sci-Fi Greg, at least based on his reaction to Chizuko. He states that one would expect him, a sci-fi geek, to be this trope. However, Chizuko is so far into the uncanny valley that she makes him sick to his stomach. He is also What's Her Face's boyfriend, anyway.

* MonsterWhale: One of the most famous ones and is happy to demonstrate this.

* [[SheIsNotMyGirlfriend He is Not My Boyfriend]]: After Cheerleader's death in Issue 9, What’s Her Face expresses joy over how she can date Sci-Fi Greg again. However, in "4 Gregs", What's Her Face laughs at the Gregs for getting wedgies from the football players and denies that she would come to Sci-Fi Greg's defense. Then again, considering that Cheerleader is the one drawing the picture, and she is keeping What's Her Face and Sci-Fi Greg apart, it makes sense that What's Her Face would act this way.

* ClosetGeek: It appears that she is one, but her geeky side is rarely shown, at least when Cheerleader is around. Her love interests are sci-fi themed, and a promo video for ''TabletopGame/TrogdorTheBoardGame'' shows that she's apparently the only girl willing to hang out with [[HollywoodNerd the Gregs]].

* ClosetGeek: It appears that she is one, but her geeky side is rarely shown, at least when Cheerleader is around. Her love interests are sci-fi themed and she is the only girl from the squad to join the 4 Gregs in playing Trogdor! The Board Game.

* IdenticallyNamedGroup: They are a quartet composed of guys named Greg and are referred to as "the 4 Gregs". There is also a "Regular Greg" but he is not in their clique.

* VagueAge: The exact age of the teen girls is left unclear. The only indication of their age is when Strong Bad sings "Teen Girl Squad! They're-teenage-girls-between-the-ages-of-thirteen-and-nineteen"... which is just a redundant definition of "teenager". What's Her Face is old enough to have had her driver's license for a year, implying she's at least 17.

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: The girls are frequent targets of every sort of disaster, from being riddled by arrows to being vaporized by a laser to being attacked by possums.

* WhyDoYouKeepChangingJobs: He's been a truck driver, owner of a Pan-Asian Cuisine stand, a brain mech pilot, ship captain, two judges (at the same time), a play critic, and a witch doctor.

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Her grip on reality is tenuous at best. Her intro cards are full of non-sequiturs and when she visits the beach, her swimming costume is a ''three-piece''. She also prefers to get paid in plain yogurt cups for babysitting.

* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Though not for The Ugly One.

** So and So: The phlegmatic. The most academically invested of the girls and tends to not speak up.

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: The girls are frequent targets of every sort of disaster, from being riddled by arrows to being vaporised by a laser to being attacked by possums.

* VagueAge: The exact age of the teen girls is left unclear. The only indication of their age is when Strong Bad sings "Teen Girl Squad! They're-teenage-girls-between-the-ages-of-thirteen-and-nineteen"... which is just a redundant definition of "teenager". What's Her Face is old enough to have had her driver's licence for a year, implying she's at least 17.

The de-facto leader of the Teen Girl Squad, given her shrill and domineering demeanour.

* NonIndicativeName: Probably. In ''4 Gregs'', she's stated to not be an actual cheerleader. In the fifteenth issue, Cheerleader Brian lifts her up, but she yells at him to put her down because she's "off duty". Also, she will perform a cheer for the basketball team when given a megaphone in Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People. This implies that Cheerleader became a cheerleader primarily because she believes AllGuysWantCheerleaders.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Issue 1 was the only one to assign the names of the girls who inspired the comic to any of their resultant characters, with So and So being labeled as Kristen from the sbemail senders. In the very next frame, What's Her Face has already begun to misremember her name as "Kristina", and from that point on, only Strong Bad's names were used.

* RelationshipRevolvingDoor: She and Sci-Fi Greg are a couple, but Cheerleader is what is keeping the two apart.

* CrazyJealousGuy: It appears that he has feelings for What's Her Face. The second What's Her Face starts thinking that she has a chance with the No "I" in Team Boy, Thomas shows up and immediately starts batting her legs.

* ImplausibleBoardingSkills: He once pulled off a late 360 shove it to boneless.

* OutOfFocus: After being prominently featured in the seventh issue, he went on to make appearances of varying importance up to the tenth, but vanished for 11, 12, and 14. In the fifteenth issue, he actively grumbles in an Easter egg about how the presence of the Gregs made his role as a male foil to the Teen Girl Squad redundant.

* IdenticallyNamedGroup: They are a quartet composed of guys named Greg, and are referred to as "the 4 Gregs". There is also a "Regular Greg" but he is not in their clique.

* SuddenlyShouting: Japanese Culture Greg has a tendency to suddenly shout random Japanese words.

* HonestJohnsDealership: He owns a store that sells "Used and Broken Electronics". While [[OverprotectiveDad intimidating DnD Greg]] during the Junior Prom he offers to sell him half a boom-box.
* OverprotectiveDad: He threatens to gut any guy, regardless of his virtues, like a sheep. He then makes an example of D n' D Greg for taking his daughter as a prom date.

* ThePigPen: His coach says that he should spend more time in the showers, given his bad odor.

* SchmuckBait: Apparently she became a photographer so she could turn her victims to stone more easily.

* DisproportionateRetribution: He vaporises The Ugly One for sneaking a candy bar past the concession stand security.

** What's Her Name: The melancholic. Always finds herself in inopportune situations and can never get her way.

* SeldomSeenSpecies: It is not every day that a cartoon features an Archaeopteryx.

* HiddenDepths: She's an apparent death metal fan, specifically Brainkrieg, much to the surprise of What's Her Face.

* VagueAge: The exact age of the teen girls is left unclear. The only indication of their age is when Strong Bad sings "Teen Girl Squad! They're-teenage-girls-between-the-ages-of-thirteen-and-nineteen"... which is just a redundant definition of "teenager". What's Her Face is old enough to have had her driver's licence for a year.

* BlindingBangs: Sci-Fi Greg.

* VagueAge: The exact age of the teen girls is left unclear. The only indication of their age is when Strong Bad sings "Teen Girl Squad! They're-teenage-girls-between-the-ages-of-thirteen-and-nineteen"... which is just a redundant definition of "teenager". Whats-Her-Face is old enough to have had her driver's licence for a year.

* VagueAge: The exact age of the teen girls is left unclear. The only indication of their age is when Strong Bad sings "Teen Girl Squad! They're-teenage-girls-between-the-ages-of-thirteen-and-nineteen"...which is just a redundant definition of "teenager". Whats-Her-Face is old enough to have had her driver's licence for a year.

--> '''Sci-Fi Greg''': Uh, Cheerleader, shouldn't you be out, uh, leading cheers?\\
'''Cheerleader''': No, I'm more a cheerleader in the way I dress [[AlphaBitch and in the way I treat other girls]].

-->Ahh! The popo! I CAN'T DO ANOTHER NICKEL!

* BookSmart: Despite her lack of common sense, she's very good at schoolwork. In an Easter egg for Issue 9, she does Tompkins' per-algebra homework for him and it gets an A+++++.