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Despite of being just a YouTube let's player, AlChestBreach has quite a rich cast of characters with different personalities and behaviors. Because of Al's habit of giving any random NPC a personality, there's tons of characters.

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AlChestBreach and his main companions

Al and his companions truly make the show with their hilarious interactions.

    AlChestBreach  
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Awayyy!
  • Anti-Hero: He's a child-killing sociopath who wants to make the wasteland beautiful. Occasionally leans more toward Villain Protagonist, depending on the mod.
  • I Have Many Names: Introduces himself with a different name for every video.
  • Nice Guy: Weirdly enough. If he's ever given the choice regarding a character, he'll usually pick the polite dialogue option over the rude-yet-humorous option.

    Mr. Cuddlesworth 

Mr. Cuddlesworth, the deathclaw with a top hat, Al's first major companion.

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    Jerry Mc Ghoulberry 

Jerry Mcghoulberry, the ghoul with sunglasses, Al's second major companion.

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  • Cool Shades
  • The Stoic: Jerry never emotes and rarely talks, thus making him the most stoic character in the series.
  • Badass Normal: Jerry may just be a ghoul who can't turn invisible or shoot lasers from his arms, but woe betide any poor fool that gets to know Jerry's fist personally. It will be the the last thing you ever see.
  • Back from the Dead: Several times.

    Steve 

Steve, the unstoppable radroach, Al's third major companion.

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  • Badass Bookworm: Steve has a tendency to teleport to the end of dungeons and kill everyone before Al can get to him. Steve is the source of the majority of Al's information when it comes to quests.
  • Friend in the Black Market: If Al is ever having trouble with a fetch quest for some elusive mundane items, Steve usually has him covered. These sources usually tends to be specific groups of Fiends, which Al and Co. then proceed to murder to obtain the items. The most notable of these groups is probably The Whiskey Fiends, who horde, you guessed it, whiskey.
  • Genius Bruiser
  • Made of Iron: It takes a lot of punishment for Steve to go down.
  • Omnidisciplinary Scientist: While not a straight example, Al has stated that Steve has multiple doctorates and professorships and is on his way to earning a business degree.
  • Pint Sized Power House
  • Shameless Fanservice Guy: Steve has a bad tendency to show off his ass, no matter how many times Al tells him to stop.

    Captain Ballarms 

Captain James Ballarms, the commie hating robot, Al's fourth companion.

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Ready to die for your country, you commie son of a bitch?!
  • Axe-Crazy: Sometimes he randomly flips his shit and begins to attack Al and his companions.
  • The Bus Came Back: As of the accurately titled montage "The Return of Ballarms," he's returned with the child in tow!
  • Cuddle Bug: Despite his violent personality, he likes to hug. A lot. Usually sneaks up on Al to give him a stealth hug, which tends to be Al's Berserk Button.
  • Dirty Communists: Hates them with a passion.
    • "Ready to die for your country, you commie son of a bitch?"

    Janet 
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Janet in her current form.

Janet, a former sexbot and Al's significant other.

  • The Generic Guy: Easily the least characterized of all of Al's companions.

     AJ 

Al and Janet's son, and Al's newest companion.

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Hi there, mister.

Crier Breach and His Companions

     Crier Breach 

The Atomic Wrangler's new crier, who often lies about the Atomic Wrangler and looks suspiciously similar to Al.

  • Catchphrase: "Come on down to the Atomic Wrangler, we've got X." It's all he ever says until Farewell New Vegas.
  • Double Agent: Briefly fakes a Heel–Face Turn to lead Al to his doom. Possibly.
    "Come on down to the secret bunker, we've got traitors and turncoats!"
  • Evil All Along: As it would happen, he's been working for the radios and business radroaches the whole time.
  • Legacy Character: The Radio/Business Radroach Alliance has him stand in for the real Breach so as not to throw the whole Mojave into chaos.
  • The Mole: Acted as a secret agent for the radios and business radroaches up until the end of Farewell New Vegas.
  • Walking Spoiler: You wouldn't think some random lookalike would be so plot-important.

     Axe Man 

Axe Man! Originally Al's name for his character in DayZ, Axe Man was later brought into the Mojave as a companion. Axe Man!

  • Ascended Extra: He was previously one of Al's minor companions, but has since become one of Crier's mainstays.
  • Ax-Crazy: He's definitely not Al's most mentally stable companion.
  • Character Tic: He shouts his own name every few sentences. Axe Man!
  • Cool Helmet: He wears a sweet construction helmet everywhere he goes.
  • Crippling Overspecialization: Unfortunately, he's pretty much hopeless with any other weapons.
  • Large Ham: When in combat, he'll occasionally shout his name in a boisterous fashion. When not in combat, pretty much everything he says is pretty over the top. Axe Man!

     Sergeant Buttfist 

A cazadore Crier strapped to his arm one day to use as an unarmed weapon.

  • Expy: One of the wasteland's most deadly creatures, raised from a baby by Crier? Sounds like what Al did with Cuddlesworth up above.
  • Grievous Harm with a Body: Was initially used as this. He's since grown into a full-fledged companion.

     Santatron 

A securitron painted to fit Santa Claus' color scheme that Crier enlisted in his battle against the rebellion.

  • An Ass-Kicking Christmas: Used to be this trope personified. He's since become the equivalent with St. Patrick's Day and Easter.

Fallout 4 Companions

With the release of Fallout 4, Al has already started amassing an impressive cast of companions.

     Ringo the Flamingo 

A flamingo named Ringo. He's actually a reskin of Dogmeat based on a lawn flamingo prop.

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(playful bark)
  • Badass Adorable: He's a fluffy pink flamingo who helps Al kick ass across the Commonwealth.

     Clamps 

A construction worker model protectron that first appeared in one of Al's streams and captured his and the audience's hearts.

  • Butt-Monkey: He's a protectron. It's Al Chestbreach. It was bound to happen.
  • If I Do Not Return: Kind of? After he supposedly died in his first appearance, Al told Clamps that he'd tell his parents he loved them.
  • Nobody Could Have Survived That: Al doesn't realize that Clamps didn't die until after Clamps sent him a donation telling him that he was alive.
  • Tangled Family Tree: He has a surprisingly expansive family for a robot. Throughout his introductory stream, Al receives donations from Clamps, Clamps' parents, Clamps Jr., Fat Italian Clamps, and Clamps' grandmother.

Minor Companions

Here are some less important people.

    Chumpkins 
A cat with a hat that was introduced during an episode of Wasteland Defense. He has numerous high-explosive devices in his body, so he will explode in a chain of mini-nuke explosions when killed.

    Gully 
A feral Ghoul in a vault security guard uniform, who suffers from random seizures and can barely speak. Memorable quotes include "Waaght?" (what) and "Folooo!" (follow)

    Willow 
She sings.

    The Purr 
A mysterious cat themed superhero, and one of Al's many companions. His sidekick is Kitten Boy.

     Kitten Boy 
A child companion and The Purr's sidekick.

     Balls the Talking Dog 
A talking dog with intense homicidal tendencies.

     Sizzler 
A young girl who first appeared in Al's King of the Ring review.

  • Butt-Monkey: The definitive example in the entire series of videos. She's been knocked around in nearly every one of her appearances. Usually by Al himself.

The Duggarts

Al's family in The Sims.

    Henry "Bobby" Duggart 

    Harold Duggart 
  • Back from the Dead: One of Harold's ghosts gets moved back into the Duggart family, after the family brought his urn to a science facility.
  • Killed Off for Real: Both versions of him! Well the second Harold didn't really die, he just got erased from time.

    Mageru- 5000 100 
  • Shout-Out: To Futurama, as 'Mageru' is how the Japanese word for bend sounds.

    Steven Duggart 
  • Put on a Bus: With Zelda, after they got old and had their wedding.

    Waffles Syrup 

The Cops

Al's other family in the Sims.

    Jimmy Cop 
  • Badass Longcoat: The typical work garb for the private investigator.
  • Dying Alone: Near the end of the first series, in the same bathroom he spent his last birthday in.
  • The Eeyore: The videos are called "Sad Depressed Cop" for a reason.

     Donny Cop 
  • Foil: Serves as one to his father, being the happy to his sad.
  • Sharp-Dressed Man: After getting older and becoming famous.

     Condor 

     Mr. Blisters 

The Bobby Clones

The residents of the Clone Vault and clones of Bobby Duggart.

     Henry Bobby 
  • The Generic Guy: He has no quirks like the other clones, instead being the closest Bobby to the original.

     Punk Bobby 
  • The Unfavorite: To Al, at the very least. He's always eager to kill him off.

     Sweater Bobby 

     Lady Bobby 
  • Big Beautiful Woman: If some of the comments are anything to go by, Lady Bobby has a decent following.

     Chains Bobby 

     Artsy Bobby 
  • Mad Artist: As one would expect, considering who he's cloned from.

     Johnny Depp Bobby 
  • Expy: Of Johnny Depp obviously
  • Formerly Fat: Was fat as the other Bobbys in Al's original save game

     Darth Bobby 

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