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* DragonLady: Subverted with Princess Fang, who was once [[spoiler:a cruel, cunning, and ruthless old woman,]] but in the present day has been [[spoiler:deaged down to a child]] and lost most of her mental maturity, downgrading her to a an intelligent but foolish and childish brat.
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* IllBoy: Micky Minus, who is extremely sickly and cannot leave Princess Fang's protection. [[spoiler:It turns out he's not really sickly at all and he was lied to his whole life so he had no choice but to serve Fang.]]
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* TookALevelInBadass: Rocky normally needs several minutes to hypnotize someone with his CompellingVoice. In the fourth book, after being [[spoiler:hypnotized into serving Fang,]] his voice becomes nearly-instantaneously able to sway Micky.
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* VillainousCrossdresser: [[spoiler:Cornelius, Lucy's evil twin brother.]] Downplayed in that he's [[spoiler:been brainwashed himself into evil.]]
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* BarefootSage: {{Downplayed}} with Forest, who wears socks with flip-flops on his feet. And yes, he is a wise NewAgeRetroHippie.
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* TragicTimeTraveler: Time travelers in these series get dry, scaly patches of skin on their person whenever they time travel, which doesn't go away no matter what they do, and they get more patches the more they time travel until eventually being reduced to dust.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Ojas; initally he goes barefoot [[BarefootPoverty due to poverty]], but even when Molly wants to buy shoes for him, he refuses.
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* PrefersGoingBarefoot: Ojas; initally he goes barefoot [[BarefootPoverty due to poverty]], but even when Molly wants to buy shoes for him, he refuses.
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* LikeBrotherAndSister: Molly and Rocky. Rockey says it verbatim in the sixth book.
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* LikeBrotherAndSister: Molly and Rocky. Rockey Rocky says it verbatim in the sixth book.
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* CharmPerson: Molly meets a young actress in the first book that has this. She does it unconsciously, through eye contact, and it's implied that's how she became so famous. Molly ends up in a hypnosis battle with her.
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* CharmPerson: Molly meets a young actress in the first book that has this.Davina Nuttel. She does it unconsciously, through eye contact, and it's implied that's how she became so famous. Molly ends up in a hypnosis battle with her.her, but neither of them win.
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* DemotedToExtra: Rocky becomes less significant in the plots as the books go on. This is {{Lampshaded}} by Rocky himself in the fourth book [[spoiler: (shortly before he is kidnapped and hypnotized by the villain and is forced to use his powers in their service)]].
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* DemotedToExtra: Rocky becomes less significant in the plots as the books go on. This is {{Lampshaded}} by Rocky himself in the fourth book [[spoiler: (shortly before he is kidnapped and hypnotized by the villain and is forced to use his powers in their service)]]. He plays a larger role in the sixth book.
** Same goes with Ojas, but to an ever greater extent. After the third book, he doesn't come along on any adventures.
** Same goes with Ojas, but to an ever greater extent. After the third book, he doesn't come along on any adventures.
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* LikeBrotherAndSister: Molly and Rocky.
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* LikeBrotherAndSister: Molly and Rocky. Rockey says it verbatim in the sixth book.
