History Characters / TheWeathergens

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Downplayed in ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back''. As the Vernal Equinox approaches, Gilda realises she's left it late to recharge her powers and is noticeably sadder.

* FieryRedhead: Downplayed. She's generally nice, though she has her HotBlooded moments.

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The [=WeatherGen=] of sunny intervals and fair weather. In Bolton's books she is the leader of the Gens, as well as the ruler of the spring solstice.

She is very much respected by her fellow Gens, even [[{{Jerkass}} Norwin and Frice]], and is a friend to all living things, especially the human companions.

* TheLeader: She ensures that the other Gens keep the planet's weather and climate stable.

* NiceGirl: Gilda's as heartwarming as they come.

* DarkIsNotEvil: He wears dark robes.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's the Gen of strong winds, and has a fierce temper to go with it. However, Professor Eon's secretary, Jenny Beaufort, manages to bring out a softer side.
* LoveInterest: Jenny Beaufort. He apparently tried flirting with Florta, though she swiftly rebuffed him.

* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Her hair resembles the golden rays of the sun -- and her 'heart of gold' is as clear as day.

The [=WeatherGen=] of wind. In Bolton's books, he considers himself the most fearsome of the group, most likely reflecting audiences thoughts of his stingers, when they were younger.

* PowerSource: She and Nimbella restore their powers at Angel Falls in Venezuela.

The [=WeatherGen=] of rain. In Bolton's books, Brellina regularly works alongside Nimbella -- both whom replenish their powers at Angel Falls in Venezuela. Despite her egotism at times, Brellina's not a bad Gen at heart. She also has an army of umbrellas which she can control at the click of her fingers.

The [=WeatherGen=] of sunny intervals and fair weather. In Bolton's books she is the leader of the Gens, ensuring they keep the planet's weather and climate stable. She is at her strongest during the spring. She replenishes her powers at the sun, as established in ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back''; as such, she's one of only two Gens that can leave the Earth.

Gilda's as heartwarming as they come. She is very much respected by her fellow Gens, even [[{{Jerkass}} Norwin and Frice]], and is a friend to all living things, especially the human companions.

* TheLeader

* NiceGirl

The [=WeatherGen=] of hot, sunny weather. In Bolton's books, she and Gilda were both born around the same time on prehistoric Earth. Together, they provide the planet's heat-waves, though Aurora powers are strongest during the summer solstice. Like Gilda, she recharges at the sun; as such, she's one of only two Gens that can leave the Earth.

She has no dialogue in the original book. However, in ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back'' she plays a prominent role in temporary replacing Gilda as leader. This doesn't work out so well.

In ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back'' she plays a prominent role in temporary replacing Gilda as leader. This doesn't work out so well.

In ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back'' she plays a prominent role in temporary replacing Gilda as leader.

* FieryRedhead: Downplayed. She's generally nice, though she has her HotBlooded moments. This doesn't work out so well.

The [=WeatherGen=] of hot, sunny weather. In Bolton's books she and Gilda provide the Earth's heat waves, though where Gilda works mostly in the spring, Aurora powers are at there strongest in summer. In ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back'' she plays a prominent role in temporary replacing Gilda as leader.

* FieryRedhead: Downplayed. She's generally nice, though she has her HotBlooded moments.

* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: In ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back'', this her reaction to learning she may have caused a Earth fire that nearly killed the Professor, Jenny and Moriarty. She didn't.

* HumansAreBastards: While he doesn't put it as crudely, in the original book, his attitude towards the workers at the [=MetroTech=] facility, who aim to create and control artifical weather, definitely evokes this.
* JerkassFacade / JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Though much more subdued than Norwin, Frice is often bitter and mostly anti-social. He's also in love with Crystella and still cares for the [=WeatherGens=], as well as their human companions.

The [=WeatherGen=] of sunny intervals and fair weather. In Bolton's books she is the leader of the Gens, though her powers are at their strongest during the spring. She replenishes her powers at the sun, as established in ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back''; as such, she's one of only two Gens that can leave the Earth.

Gilda's as heartwarming as they come. She is very much respected by her fellow Gens, even [[{{Jerkass}} Norwin and Frice]] and is a friend to all living things, especially the Gens' human companions.

The [=WeatherGen=] of sunny intervals and fair weather. In Bolton's books she is the leader of the Gens, and is as friendly and heartwarming as they come. Gilda replenishes her powers at her the sun, as established in ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back''.

The [=WeatherGen=] of sunny intervals and fair weather. In Bolton's books she is the leader of the Gens, and is as friendly and heartwarming as they come. She replenishes her powers at her the sun, as established in ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back''.

The [=WeatherGen=] of sunny intervals and fair weather. In Bolton's books she is the leader of the Gens, and is as friendly and heartwarming as they come.

The [=WeatherGen=] of sunny intervals and fair weather. In Bolton's books she is the leader of the group, and is as heartwarming as they come.

* AllLovingHero

The [=WeatherGen=] of hot, sunny weather. In Bolton's book ''How Gilda Got Her Shine Back'' she plays a prominent role in temporary replacing Gilda as leader.

* FieryRedhead: Downplayed, as she's generally nice, though she has her hot-headed moments.

The [=WeatherGen=] of rain. In Bolton's books, Brellina regularly works alongside Nimbella -- both whom replenish their powers at Angel Falls. Despite her egotism at times, she's not a bad Gen at heart. Brellina has an army of umbrellas which she can control at the click of her fingers.

The [=WeatherGen=] of heavy rain. In Bolton's books, she seems to enjoys her powers a little ''too'' much. Brellina often works alongside Nimbella, and both of them replenish their powers at Angel Falls.

* MakingASplash

* EyeBeams: These help her to see through the thickest fogs.

* HumansAreBastards: While he doesn't put it as crudely, in the original book, his attitude towards the workers at the MetroTech facility, who aim to create and control artifical weather, definitely evokes this.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Though much more subdued than Norwin, Frice is often bitter and mostly anti-social. He's also in love with Crystella and still cares for the [=WeatherGens=], as well as their human companions.

* SitcomArchNemesis: While his main rivalry is with Frice, his attitude towards Brellina arguably evokes this.

The [=Weathergen=] of fog.

The [=WeatherGen=] of snow. In Bolton's books, she was the first [=WeatherGen=] Professor Eon encountered -- in his youth, no less. She's essentially the DamselInDistress in the original book.

* SitcomArchNemesis: Norwin arguably.