History Characters / TheVentureBrosVentureAllies

* AlbinosAreFreaks: Self-describes as a "freak" in "[[Recap/TheVentureBrosS3E3TheInvisibleHandOfFate The Invisible Hand of Fate]]". He gets a few demeaning comments from other characters related to his albinism, such as Monstroso describing Billy's home as "infested with albinos scurrying from UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}} to Platform/PlayStation" like he's a giant white rat. And characters tend not to use his name when "the albino" works just as well. St. Cloud, for his part, regards him like some sort of exotic pet that belongs to Billy, until it's too much even for White's usually apathetic personality.

* AlbinosAreFreaks: Self-describes as a "freak" in "[[Recap/TheVentureBrosS3E3TheInvisibleHandOfFate The Invisible Hand of Fate]]". He gets a few demeaning comments from other characters related to his albinism, such as Monstroso describing Billy's home as "infested with albinos scurrying from {{UsefulNotes/Xbox}} to UsefulNotes/PlayStation" like he's a giant white rat. And characters tend not to use his name when "the albino" works just as well. St. Cloud, for his part, regards him like some sort of exotic pet that belongs to Billy, until it's too much even for White's usually apathetic personality.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Dean frees him from his chamber powering Impossible Industries in "Bright Lights, Dean City", chasing him around and attempting to put him out with a fire extinguisher. We don't see what happens to him afterwards but he isn't seen with Richard again, suggesting he was either killed in the collapsing building or somehow managed to escape.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Dean frees him from his chamber powering Impossible Industries in "Bright Lights, Dean City", chasing him around and attempting to put him out with a fire extinguisher. We don't see what happens to him after.

* MysticalHighCollar: Since he's an {{Expy}} of Comicbook/DoctorStrange and wears the same outfit, he has one on his cloak.

->'''Voiced by''': Doc Hammer

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Characters from ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers''. This page is for the "allies" of Team Venture.

* PutOnABus: After recurring through the first three seasons, she moves in with her mother to study magic midway through season four. [[TheBusComesBack She returns for the season four finale]], then is never seen again.

Billy's elderly mother. Originally living in an old folks home in Boca Raton, she begins dating the Action Man and moves in with him and Col. Gentleman. In the 1960s, she was a masked heroine known as Triple Threat and ally to Team Venture.

* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: Still treats her grown son like a little boy.

!The Order Of The Triad

[[folder:The Order in General]]
!!The Order of the Triad
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A magical super-team headed by Dr. Venture's tenant, Dr. Byron Orpheus. They're typically brought in when Team Venture is dealing with threats and mysteries of the supernatural variety.

* ArchEnemy: They get a Guild-sanctioned one in Torrid. Orpheus actually ''wanted'' their own Guild-sanctioned arch-enemy, to the point of hosting tryouts for the position in "Fallen Arches". Torrid emerged as the winner by kidnapping Orpheus's daughter Triana, and the Triad are shown battling him a few times in future episodes.
* ComicTrio: Orpheus is a LargeHam who takes both magic and the "costumed heroes/villains" act seriously. Al is also magic, but takes almost ''none'' of it seriously. Jefferson has no magic and is often in over his head/a fish out of water in dealing with magic threats. Much of the comedy derives from their interactions in these roles.
* ADayInTheLimelight: While the Triad appears in smaller roles throughout much of the series, they tend to get a dedicated episode about OnceASeason. To note:
** Season two's "Fallen Arches" sees Dr. Orpheus get approved by the Guild of Calmitous Intent for an official ArchEnemy, but as a "team". He recruits Al and Jefferson to join him as they interview potential candidates.
** Season three's "What Goes Down, Must Come Up" has the Venture boys call in the Triad after their father and Brock disappear.
** Season four's "The Better Man" sees them in action against Torrid, only for the Outider, Orpheus' former student and the man who stole his wife, get involved.
** The pre-season five HalloweenEpisode has them in the A-plot, hosting a party of magic-users that accidentally summons all of the dead bodies buried around the Venture Compound.
** After being PutOnABus for seasons five and six, they return to play a large role in the season seven opening "Morphic Trilogy" of episodes as they attempt to quell a suspected poltergeist at [=VenTech=] Tower.
* EyeOfProvidence: Appears in their sigil.
* OldSuperhero: Each member of the Triad is middle-aged. While they are physically and mentally fit enough to qualify for their own arch-enemy, the Alchemist rightfully points out that they are too old to keep up the whole "cops and robbers" schtick arching entails for long.
* SupernaturalTeam: In contrast to the "super-science" angle of the Venture family and their other allies, each member of the Order are in some way involved with the supernatural.

[[folder:Dr. Orpheus]]
!! Dr. Byron Orpheus
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->'''Voiced by:''' Stephen Rattazzi
->''"Well, if you ''must'' call me [a magician], yes. But if you are after mere parlor tricks, you'll be sorely disappointed. For if I reach behind your ear, it will not be a ''nickel'' I pull out... BUT '''YOUR VEEERY SOOOOUUL'''!!"''

Dr. Byron Orpheus is a necromancer and master of mysticism who has the tendency to speak in a ringing, melodramatic tone, often at inappropriate times, usually accompanied by dramatic music. Dr. Orpheus is divorced and has a daughter, Triana. He rents the old "Advanced Arachnid Research" section of the compound from Dr. Venture and tends to join in on the family's adventures when they involve supernatural elements.

* NoHeroToTheirValet: Billy and White are Doc's only real friends, and they understand most of his best and all of his worst qualities, and thus respond to his various hijinks apropriately.

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->''"Ned go Boom Boom."''
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* HandicappedBadass: The guy's roughly the same size as Brock, so he can pack a wallop when he wants to, but is mentally challenged and in constant pain from his condition.

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Richard Impossible's now-ex-wife. When the lab accident occurred that gave Richard his stretching powers, she was affected too but was much less fortunate as she was given the "power" of making her skin visible, without utilizing it her skin ''returns'' to being invisible and makes for a pretty gross sight. Her other family members, who were also caught in the blast, didn't fare as well (her brother Cody ignites when exposed to oxygen, while her cousin Ned became a walking tumor). To save his public image, Richard hid them away and refused to let Sally interact with anyone. Rusty winds up meeting her by accident and she tries to use him to escape Richard's grasp but Rusty quickly abandons her. In their next encounter, Rusty used her to get a vital piece of equipment he needed from Richard's lab. It was during this encounter she met Jonas Venture Jr and the two quickly hit it off. Sometime afterward she divorced Richard and went to live with J.J along with Ned and her infant son Rocket (Cody somehow still staying with Richard).

* CaptainErsatz: Of The Invisible Woman from ''ComicBook/FantasticFour''.
* FlayingAlive: When she loses control of her power, her skin turns invisible, making it look like it's been stripped off.

* PetTheDog: She still hates Richard, but saves him anyway cause he's Rocket's dad.
* PutOnABus: After "All This and Gargantua 2", she takes her share of Jonas Jr.'s inheritance and goes elsewhere.
* StealthPun: The superscience accident made her skin invisible all the time, making her [[http://www.miriamposner.com/visiblewoman.html The Visible Woman]].
* TookALevelInBadass: Minor one: Before she was always cowering in front of her husband and gets sparks of courage if she knew she could escape or at least discredit him. She ratchets up a bit when Richard shows his neglect for Rocket and by her third appearance, she's done with his crap and is disgusted by his attempts to win her back (though she does show some appreciation for his attempted and supposed HeroicSacrifice). She is now a part of J.J's fighting force, helping to defend Spider Skull Island from the Monarch in a giant mecha. As part of that, she's also improved her control over her visibility and managed to conquer her issues.
* SuperpowerDisability: Her "power" is invisible skin, which really just makes her look horrifying, and takes constant effort to suppress.
* YankTheDogsChain: She finally escapes her abusive husband, ends up with a man who truly loves and appreciates her only for the said man to die just a few years later, leaving her only with her young child and mentally handicapped cousin. Though, this is mainly downplayed as she was still given a huge amount of inheritance money, and is now the current owner of Spider Skull island. So her life is still leaps and bounds better than it was when we first saw her in the series.

Sally Impossible's brother, who painfully bursts into flame when in contact with oxygen. As such, Cody usually has to be encased in a stasis chamber to control his condition and relieve his pain. He did not initially follow Sally and Ned to Spider Skull Island but was kept by Richard Impossible, who harnessed Cody's heat to power Impossible Industries.

* CaptainErsatz: Of The Human Torch from ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'', except without any control of his fire powers.

* PeopleJars: Spends most of his time in one. He is in extreme pain outside of it, and this includes the whole time he's powering Impossible Industries.
* RequiredSecondaryPowers: An AvertedTrope. A perfect example of what happens when you gain the power to be on fire without the power to turn the fire off, and also without the very necessary power to ''not feel pain'' from being on fire on the time.

* SuperpowerDisability: He has PlayingWithFire powers and does not die from them... but can't turn them off or stop feeling ''pain''.

Sally Impossible and Cody's mentally challenged cousin. Formerly associated with Impossible Industries, Ned followed Sally to Spider Skull Island to live with Jonas Venture Jr.

* CaptainErsatz: Of The Thing from ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'', except mentally handicapped.

* FullFrontalAssault: Runs around pantless at the gala in "Now Museum -- Now You Don't!", which the Pirate Captain claims is making people sick.[[note]]The uncensored version reveals that Ned's penis -- an unmoving StockFemurBone covered in flesh and sticking out of his pubis -- is closer to a walrus phallus than a human one.[[/note]]
* HandicappedBadass: The guy's roughly the same size as Brock, so he can pack a wallop when he wants to.
* HulkSpeak: He rarely speaks in complete sentences.

* RequiredSecondaryPowers: Another AvertedTrope. The calloused body makes him super strong and super tough but also leaves him in near-constant pain.

* SuperStrength: As noted above, the guy is super strong.