Characters that appear during Archer's dream in Season 10, Archer 1999. Since Season 10 is set within an Alternate Reality from the previous seasons, every character can be considered a separate entity from their real-world selves.
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Sterling Archer
- Voiced By: H. Jon Benjamin
The co-captain of the MV Seamus, and the Archer 1999 version of Sterling Archer.
- Adaptational Jerkass: This version of Archer is an ass compared to his more Adaptational Nice Guy versions in the previous dream seasons.
- Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: While under the influence of psychotropic alien eggs that makes a person want to do whatever it is they truly want in life, the only thing Archer and Lana want to do is each other. Lots and lots of times. It doesn't last, however.
- Everybody Has Standards: While he doesn't like working with Lana, he is not below leaving her to die in a gladiator battle just so he can get full custody of the ship.
- Sanity Slippage: Technically, It's more that his real-world memories are slipping through, and he is not taking it well.
- Working with the Ex: He is co-captain with Lana, his ex-wife, as she got half of the Seamus as part of their divorce settlement.
Lana Kane
- Voiced By: Aisha Tyler
The other co-captain of the MV Seamus, and the Archer 1999 version of Lana Kane. Also, Archer's ex-wife.
- Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: While under the influence of psychotropic alien eggs that makes a person want to do whatever it is they truly want in life, the only thing Archer and Lana want to do is each other. Lots and lots of times. It doesn't last, however.
- Working with the Ex: She is co-captain with Archer, her ex-husband, as she got half of the Seamus as part of their divorce settlement.
Carol Tunt
- Voiced By: Judy Greer
A fighter pilot who serves aboard the MV Seamus, and the Archer 1999 version of Cheryl Tunt.
- Ace Pilot: She's practically a One-Woman Army when she's in the seat of a starfighter.
- Adaptational Badass: This version of Cheryl is a fighter pilot, as opposed to her real life counterpart being a secretary.
- Because I'm Good At It: Carol apparently dislikes being a fighter pilot, but she is really good at being one regardless.
- Blood Knight: Is really, really, really hyped to fight her crewmates in Bort's Gladiator Games.
- Tomboy: Subverted, she's only dressed like that cause it standard fighter pilot attire and honestly hate it, at one point even contemplating leaving the crew to die she doesn't have to be a fighter pilot.
Pam
- Voiced By: Amber Nash
A rock monster-like alien, and the Archer 1999 version of Pam Poovey.
- Ambiguous Gender: Besides having a feminine name (and being voiced by a woman) there is nothing to indicate that Pam is actually a female, which Mother points out. To make things slightly more confusing, when she is aroused she specifically calls it having a "boner."
- Adaptation Species Change: She is an alien while her real life counterpart is human.
- Bizarre Alien Biology: Her species apparently gives off an extremely foul odor when aroused, much to the chagrin of her crewmates.
- Leaning on the Fourth Wall: More like she breaks it, from her first appearance being accompanied by a laugh track, to acknowledging that she was posing for a freeze frame in the final scene of Episode Two.
Mallory Archer
- Voiced By: Jessica Walter
Archer's mother, and the Archer 1999 version of Mallory Archer.
- Adaptational Badass: When she takes on a giant, vulture-shaped torture bot while saving Archer. While the fight is not shown it is implied that Mallory made the bot her bitch before zapping herself into its CPU and taking over its body.
- Adaptation Species Change: She is apparently some sort of part-energy being (able to shift between a human body and a ball of light) while her real life counterpart is human.
- The Alcoholic: Like her real life counterpart. She is seen drinking and is distressed after the last bottle of bitter lemon is smashed, implying she is this. It's made even more apparent when she hits the bar for a martini before she went off to go save Archer who is in mortal peril.
- Hard Light: Despite shifting between human and light ball form and being capable of possessing robots, she is still able to interact with solid objects. Usually alcohol.
Krieger
- Voiced By: Lucky Yates
An android that serves aboard MV Seamus, and the Archer 1999 version of Krieger.
- Adaptation Species Change: Is an android while his real life counterpart is human.
- Expy: Of the Bishop androids of the Alien franchise. He even bleeds white fluid.
- Three Laws-Compliant: He often makes mention of how he cannot harm or allow to be harmed a human being. Cyril takes full advantage of this when the crew are forced to fight each other in a gladiatorial arena.
Ray Gillette
- Voiced By: Adam Reed
- Camp Gay: If anything, this version of Ray is campier than his real life counterpart.
- Subverted in later eps, while he's still a bit campy, he's also willing to throwdown, even using his kimono as a makeshift weapon (Wrapped around his enemy head as he beat the shit out of them)
- Expy: A prostitute who travels around in a spaceship while looking for clientele. Wait, are we talking about Ray here, or Inara?
- Hidden Depths: He has a post-graduate degree: a PH-dong.
Cyril Figgis
- Voiced By: Chris Parnell
The first officer of the MV Seamus, and the Archer 1999 version of Cyril Figgis.
- Adaptational Nice Guy: About as moral as his real-life counterpart, which isn't much, but puts him above the Dreamland and Danger Island versions of the character.
- Butt-Monkey: It's Cyril, so this is basically a given.
- Dirty Coward
- The Generic Guy: Apart from his abject cowardice and complete incompetence in combat, this version of Cyril doesn't really display most of his real-world personality features.
Barry 6
- Voiced By: Dave Willis
A psychotic robot and an old enemy of Archer's, and the Archer 1999 version of Barry Dylan.
- Adaptational Villainy: The real Barry was never really a nice guy, even before he was remade into a psychotic cyborg, but this version is entirely fine with running a murderous pirate warband and will happily sell people into slavery or to gladiatorial deathmatches just to make a profit.
- Big Bad: He's the main antagonist of Archer 1999.
- Cyber Cyclops: He's a robot and he only has one eye... Well, actually that laser pointer looking light might be another eye but the imagery is definitely evoked.
- It's Personal: The reason that Barry 6 hates Archer's guts? Because "A long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... you put your penis inside my fiancee."
