History Characters / Warehouse13

* PromotedToOpeningCredits: In Season Two.

%% * WhoWantsToLiveForever

* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld

* FamousLastWords: [[spoiler: "I'm sorry Arthur."]]

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: When Pete inadvertently comes close to blowing the Warehouse's cover by arousing a doctor's suspicions, he gives Pete a chance to choose the best option of dealing with the problem, letting his vibes inform his judgement.

!Pete Lattimer (Creator/EddieMcClintock)

* AgentMulder: To Myka's Agent Scully. Far more relaxed than the namesake. It has been said that he is the intuitive side of his partnership with Myka.

* ISeeDeadPeople: In "We All Fall Down," Pete sees [[spoiler: the ghost of Lena]] who guides him to the information he needs to find [[spoiler: Evil!Artie]]

!Myka Bering (Creator/JoanneKelly)

* ArbitrarySkepticism: She's usually the first to point out how impossible whatever weirdness they encounter is. At which point, Pete reminds her what they both do for a living.

!Artie Nielsen / Weisfelt (Creator/SaulRubinek)

* {{The Chessmaster}}: Of a literal sort, as shown in "Elements". Artie has a chessboard he keeps outside his office and plays against himself for months between moves. Given how Claudia ignores his objections and makes a move half-way through the episode, and then at the end makes the first move of a re-set board, she's also on-board for having this be her role.

* DeathSeeker: Pretty heavily implied in "The Big Snag", stemming from his [[spoiler: guilt over killing Leena under the influence of his EnemyWithin. He grows out of it, though.]]

!Claudia Donovan (Creator/AllisonScagliotti)

* {{Badass Bookworm}}: Just as much as Myka.

* DarkAndTroubledPast: People thought she was crazy when she started seeing ''visions'' of her brother. It turns out her brother really ''was'' there; just stuck in another dimension.
* DeadpanSnarker: Especially when she's around Artie, who snarks right back at her
* TheDeterminator: When a friend or family member is in trouble she ''will not stop'' until she figures out a solution
* GadgeteerGenius: Over the years she's helped Artie develop the systems of the Warehouse
* GenkiGirl: when she's not being a DeadpanSnarker, she can be quite excitable
* FakeGuestStar: In Season One, she's credited a guest star despite appearing in every episode from episode four onwards.

* OlderThanSheLooks: In the series finale, after a fast-forward to "Several decades later", she looks the same age as she did before. Of course, she's the Caretaker, so she's just as ageless as Mrs Frederic was.
* TheOphelia: Claudia has spent time in mental institutions over what happened to her brother and she occasionally falls back to a {{broken bird}} status.

* TotallyRadical: [[JustifiedTrope Claudia spent a large amount of her youth in mental institutions, not immersed in pop culture or socializing with her own age group.]] Most of her knowledge of pop culture is just what she gleaned from the internet and tv shows.
* [[WellDoneSonGuy Well Done Daughter Girl]]: Claudia is starving for approval, particularly early on. She gets over this somewhat, later.

** When someone she cares about is in trouble, she has a tendency to completely ignore any warnings about the dangers she might be putting herself or others in

!Steve Jinks (Creator/AaronAshmore)

** Though considering how [[spoiler: he was able to trick Walter Sykes and everyone else he'd gone double-agent, one has to wonder if he's just bad at on-the-spot lying.]]

* FairCop: male version

* NiceGuy: He especially bonds with Claudia
* OddFriendship: Mrs Frederick seems to take a liking to him after [[spoiler: he comes back from the dead]], as he's the agent she talks to the most , other than Artie. They even hang out during the final episode, sharing memories via the Round Table while the other agents sort out their issues.

** One episode lets us see what Jinks would be like as a CampGay. It is [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments HILARIOUS]]

* TheSpock: Possibly, arguably, but invoked by Pete in the Season 3 premiere, when he signs off the Farnsworth with "Kirk, out. Oh, and Spock, too." Steve, for his part, plays along with a Vulcan hand-gesture. He references the joke on another occasion, referring to himself and Claudia as Spock and Uhura.

[[folder:Villains]]

!James [=MacPherson=]

%% * FriendlyEnemy

* KilledOffForReal: By [[spoiler:H.G. Wells]]

!Creator/HGWells

%% * DarkActionGirl

!Walter Sykes (Creator/AnthonyMichaelHall)

!Marcus Diamond (Creator/SashaRoiz)

!Sally Stukowski (Creator/AshleyWilliams)

!Brother Adrian (Creator/BrentSpiner)

!Paracelsus (Creator/AnthonyHead)

[[folder:Others]]
!Mrs. Frederic (Creator/CCHPounder)

* AncientKeeper: We initially think that the guardian of the Warehouse is Artie. We later find out it's she.

* TheyCallMeMisterTibbs: She is ''Mrs. Frederic.'' Not "Mrs. F." And certainly not "Irene," unless you're a close friend or superior.

!Leena (Creator/GenelleWilliams)

* CharacterDeath: Courtesy of [[spoiler:Evil!Artie..]]

* YouCantFightFate: In Mrs Fredric memories it is revealed [[spoiler: Leena had a vision that she would die in the Warehouse]] which was why she didn't run from [[{{FridgeBrilliance}} Artie during his turn to the dark side.]]

!Daniel Dickinson (Creator/SimonReynolds)

!Benedict Valda (Creator/MarkSheppard)

!Jane Lattimer (Creator/KateMulgrew)

!Adwin Kosan (Creator/FaranTahir)

!Abigail Cho (Creator/KellyHu)

!Professor Bennett Sutton/ The Count of St. Germain (Creator/JamesMarsters)

!Charlotte Dupres/ The Countess of St. Germain (Creator/PollyWalker)

!Nick Powell (Creator/JoshBlaylock)

* ReverseMole: Turns out he was acting on orders from Mrs Frederic.

* {{Adorkable}}: She's a socially awkward GenkiGirl; this comes with the territory.

* {{Adorkable}}: Not as much as Claudia, but he has his moments.

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: [[spoiler: The moment he finds out his wife freed his brother, he drops the flippancy and gets super serous.

* BiTheWay: Her relationship with H.G had heavy romantic undertones. Confirmed by the actresses themselves.

* BiTheWay: Her nonchalant coming out in "Buried" doubles as a Crowning Moment of Funny.
---> "I know a thing or two about the opposite sex. Many of my lovers were men."

!Pete Lattimer (Eddie [=McClintock=])

!Myka Bering (Joanne Kelly)

!Claudia Donovan (Allison Scagliotti)

!Steve Jinks (Aaron Ashmore)

!Walter Sykes (Anthony Michael Hall)

!Marcus Diamond (Sasha Roiz)

!Sally Stukowski (Ashley Williams)

!Brother Adrian (Brent Spiner)

!Leena (Genelle Williams)

!Daniel Dickinson (Simon Reynolds)

!Jane Lattimer (Kate Mulgrew)

!Adwin Kosan (Faran Tahir)

!Charlotte Dupres/ The Countess of St. Germain (Polly Walker)

%% * ReallySevenHundredYearsOld

!Nick Powell (Josh Blaylock)

%% * ReallySevenHundredYearsOld

* RecoveredAddict: Pete Lattimer. Several episodes keep drawing attention to the fact that Pete is a recovering alcoholic by stating it in the recap opening, but they subvert it by making the characters simply think he has when the truth is far weirder.

* KickTheDog: Immediately upon being debronzed, [[spoiler:Paracelsus spots Claudia, knocked unconscious prior, and bronzes her before destroying the machine so it can't be reversed]]. Just in case you might of thought he didn't deserve what he got.

%% * TheAlcoholic

%% * ConMan
* LovableRogue
%% * ReallySevenHundredYearsOld
%% * WhoWantsToLiveForever

* HistoricalGenderFlip: Not only is the famous writer made female, but she is also a MadScientist who actually invented quite a few of the devices featured in the books, which were written by her brother.

* {{Badass Bookworm}}: A villainous version of Myka and Claudia.

* {{The Chessmaster}}: H.G. Wells' mentor Caturanga was a literal sort. The two of them played chess every day for years, and H.G. Wells (who was no slouch in this department herself) didn't win once. [[spoiler: Catarunga designed a lock for a back door to the Warehouse as a chess game. The game was set up with the player in check; if the player didn't win in 3 moves they were killed. Sykes kidnapped H.G. Wells assuming she could beat the lock, and she still couldn't. She then realized that Catarunga designed it so that the player ''had to cheat'' to win]].

** One episode lets us see what Jinks would be like as a CampGay. It is [[CrowningMomentOfFunny HILARIOUS]]

* AncientKeeper: We initially think that the guardian of the Warehouse is Artie. We later find out it's her.

* BigEater: Pete is perpetually hungry, and if he’s not seen eating something than he’ll probably bring up wanting to eat something. It actually gets him affected by an artifact at one point.

—-> Myka: You will eat anything, wont you?

* GenreSavvy: Her expertise in time-travel helps her deduce that Artie's peculiar actions in season 4 have something to do with time-travel, which indeed it does.

* SamusIsAGirl: H.G. Wells is female. Though given the obvious tip offs, GenreSavvy viewers had heavy hints.

* BadBoss: See below.

* EvilCripple: Though the artifact is to blame

!Benedict Valda (MarkSheppard)

!James [=MacPherson=] (Roger Rees)

!Creator/HGWells (Creator/JaimeMurray)