History Characters / TwinPeaksSupernaturalEntities

* EvilLaugh: Tends to laugh maniacally during his crimes.

* DepravedBisexual: [[spoiler:It's implied that he molested Leland when he was younger, and according to the tapes of Dale Cooper, tried to get into his bedroom when he was a kid too]].

[[folder: Naido]]

* BaldOfAwesome: In the original series he's bald at the top while in The Return he's completely bald. Both looks give him a quite dignified appearance that he wears well.

* KnightOfCerebus: Whenever he gets involved at any point in the show, things are guaranteed to get pretty bad. Not to mention frightening. In fact, BOB is arguably single-handedly responsible for most of the darkest elements in the show and most ''definitely'' in the prequel film. Plus, if you look at the NightmareFuel page for the show, he's responsible for at least 80% of the entries, being the main reason most of those scenes are considered scary.

* TheUbermensch: BOB seems to view himself this way, as he openly defies the arcane laws of the Black Lodge to slake his own desires.

* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: A fairly baffling scene in the movie has his face briefly turning into a monkey's face, in what is probably an {{homage}} to ''Series/{{The Prisoner|1967}}''.

* DisabilitySuperpower: Jimmy Scott was born with Kallmann syndrome, which stunted his growth and he never went through puberty. This left his beautiful voice unbroken.

* GenericDoomsdayVillain: A small scale example. BOB doesn't ''need'' a motivation to rape and kill, because he's MadeOfEvil and literally feeds on it.

* MadeOfEvil: His origin story in ''The Return'' makes it clear that he was fully developed bad news from the very get-go.

* DepravedBisexual: [[spoiler:It's implied that he molested Leland when he was younger]].

* GreenAesop: In ''The Return'', he is implied to be a product of environmental ruin caused by [[spoiler: the H-bomb, or at least as having fed on the suffering it brought about]].

* GreenAesop: It's ''very'' strongly implied their existence is somehow connected to nuclear tests that knocked out part of America's desert wilderness, making [[MindScrew various strange and usually bad things happen]].

->Played by: Karin Robinson & Lorna MacMillan

* NoNameGiven: Officially credited as "''???????''" in ''The Return''. [[spoiler: Averted when he reveals himself as The Fireman.]]

* MeaningfulName: 'Jowday' is phonetically identical to 'jiao de' - which is Chinese for 'screamed'. Ominous.
** It has also been interpreted as "Jiao Dai", meaning "to explain" or "to finish", which would fit well with Lynch's attitude toward explaining his work.

[[folder:Pierre Tremond/Chalfont]]
!!Pierre Tremond/Chalfont
->Played by: Austin Jack Lynch (TV show), Jonathan J. Lepell (''Fire Walk With Me'')

A Black Lodge spirit who dresses in a mask and tuxedo.

* TheBlank: His mask's only feature is a long, needle-like nose.
* CreepyChild: He's scary even in comparison to the other Black Lodge creatures, which is saying ''a lot''.
* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: A fairly baffling scene in the movie has his face briefly turning into a monkey's face, in what is probably an {{homage}} to ''Series/{{The Prisoner|1967}}''.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: His little magic trick with creamed corn along with the old woman's CrypticConversation foreshadow the importance of Garmonbozia, the pain and suffering entities like them live off of that is usually represented by creamed corn.
* LeftHanging: Who the Tremonds, or Chalfonts, are is left completely ambiguous, along with their alignment. It is strongly implied that both Pierre and his grandmother are agents of the Black Lodge, especially in the film. However, in "The Return", [[spoiler: Judy seals Cooper and Carrie Page, who actually is Laura, inside of some sort of alternate reality, and when Cooper brings Carrie to her childhood home, they instead encounter a woman who states her last name is Tremond, and that she and her husband bought the house from the Chalfont family. So, Judy has planted the Tremond, or Chalfont, family in the home to block off the confrontation between Laura and herself, as well as the reunion between Laura and Sarah.]]
* SharpDressedMan: His cool tuxedo.
* WhiteMaskOfDoom: Wears a spooky [[TheBlank blank]] mask.

[[folder:Jimmy Scott]]
!!Jimmy Scott
->Played by: [[AsHimself Jimmy Scott]]

Jimmy Scott playing a Black Lodge spirit who has assumed the form of Jimmy Scott.

* AFormYouAreComfortableWith: Implied as with all Black Lodge creatures.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Invoked with his song.
* CoolOldGuy: A cool, old jazz singer.
* DisabilitySuperpower: Jimmy Scott was born with Kallmann syndrome, which stunted his growth and he never went through puberty. This left his beautiful voice unbroken.

* EarlyBirdCameo: In ''Fire Walk With Me'', during the Phillip Jeffries scene where reality breaks down and flashes to BOB, The Arm and other Black Lodge spirits converging in the [[TheLittleShopThatWasntThereYesterday convenience store]], beings who resemble the Woodsmen can be seen sitting in the background. A terrified old lady who may or may not be a woodsman also briefly appears at the Fat Trout Trailer Park, complete with jarring BrownNote and general sense of unease, while Chet and Stanley stop by to ask about Teresa Banks.

->''"Better to listen, than to talk."''

* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: A fairly baffling scene in the movie has his face briefly turning into a monkey's face, in what is probably an {{homage}} to ''Series/ThePrisoner''.

* LeftHanging: Us, on who exactly this kid is. The movie strongly implies he's one of the Lodge spirits, but his significance is never really explained, and was presumably going to be explored a bit further had the show continued.[[spoiler:Slightly and [[ParanoiaFuel terrifyingly]] averted in the very last scene of ''The Return''. Both of their names appear related to 'Carrie Page's' house in what is apparently an alternate timeline where Laura Palmer never died. The last seconds heavily imply they are somehow involved with JUDY and the new timeline crashing into black.]]

->Played by: Frank Silva, Ray Wise, and Creator/KyleMacLachlan