(The Charmed Ones | Other Main Characters | Villains | Supporting Cast)
The villain cast of Charmed (1998). Beware of spoilers, only spoilers from the seventh and eighth seasons and the comics are meant to be blacked out. All character sheets contain major spoilers. Proceed reading at your own risk.note
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Main Villains
Rex Buckland and Hannah Webster
Rex Buckland and Hannah Webster
- Played by: Neil Roberts (Rex), Leigh-Allyn Baker (Hannah)
Rex and Hannah are a pair of warlocks who work for the Source of All Evil. The two act as the main villains for the first half of season 1.
- Adaptational Attractiveness: In-universe. The dead humans whose identities they stole are both much less conventionally attractive than they are.
- Astral Projection & Compelling Voice: Rex is able to create an intangible, invisible spectral form through which he can implant subliminal suggestions in others. Barbas ends up taking a page from him later on as a subtler adaptation of his fear-based power.
- Big Bad: Of the first half of Season 1.
- Blue-Collar Warlock: The closest of all the warlock villains to this.
- Brought Down to Normal: What they ultimately intend to do to the Charmed Ones so they can kill them and steal their powers.
- The Charmer: No pun intended, it's one of Rex's prouder traits. Aside from Power Perversion Potential below, there's also him talking Phoebe into joining him on a date. This is only part of their final ruse, however.
- Corrupt Corporate Executive: The owner of a reputable auction house and his loyal assistant.
- Dark Is Evil: Especially Hannah, who always dresses exclusively in black or dark colors.
- Dead Person Impersonation: At the end of "Wicca Envy", Andy finds out that Rex and Hannah simply took the identities of two different dead people, and may have been the ones who actually killed them.
- Disc-One Final Boss: The final adversaries the Charmed Ones face at the culmination of the first ten episodes of Season 1, which would have been the whole series if it hadn't been renewed and extended.
- Evil Brit: Neil Roberts's sophisticated English accent is clear in Rex (and Phoebe really likes it).
- Evil Redhead: Hannah rocks bright red, tied back, curly hair.
- Four Eyes, Zero Soul: Hannah often wears glasses, though it's suggested they're for show.
- Frame-Up: Part of their final plan to disempower the Charmed Ones involves Rex doing this to Prue via his Compelling Voice and an auctioned tiara.
- Knight of Cerebus: The first serial arc antagonists the Charmed Ones had to face, as well as the first to hint at a Greater-Scope Villain that they would have to beat.
- Master of Illusion: Rex turns an empty apartment into a luxurious loft to impress Phoebe into letting her guard down some.
- Office Romance: Are implied to be a couple.
- Panthera Awesome: How Hannah makes use of her shapeshifting power in "Wicca Envy".
- Power Perversion Potential: Rex uses his astral projection power to spy on Prue changing her clothes. Then, he plants a subliminal message in Hannah to make her take off her dress.
- Race Lift: In-universe. The dead human Hannah got her name from is black.
- Right in Front of Me: When Prue first applies for the job at Buckland, she complains about the "stuffy old auction house" on the phone to Phoebe while in an elevator, with Rex nearby. He pulls off an Ironic Echo when they formally meet in his office.
- See You in Hell: Rex retorts to Prue crying at him to "Go to hell!" with a retort of "I'd love to, dear. Miss it terribly."
- Sharp-Dressed Man: Rex's typical attire.
- Shapeshifter: Hannah has the power. She uses it to turn into a black panther to lunge for the kill.
The Infernal Council
The Infernal Council
The main villains of seaons 2 who also work for the Source of All Evil. They serve as advisors to the Source and seem to be a rotating band of demons - the first of which wear gold cloaks, the latter of which wear black cloaks.
- Big Bad: Of the Season 2 finale.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: They never appear or are mentioned again. Their role as the Greater Scope Omniscient Council of Vagueness sending demons to kill the Charmed Ones is taken over by the Triad in Season 3.
- Played with. It's implied that they are the ones who coronate a new source - thus, they technically appear in season 4, if not the same actors. Regardless, the demonic hierarchy is vanquished in Womb Raider, which would include them.
- Co-Dragons: To the Source. While never specified which ones, they launched several attacks against the Charmed Ones. Most likely at the behest of the Source, leading up to Shax's far more successful attack in the season three finale.
- Evil Old Folks: They all have the appearance of elderly men.
- Greater-Scope Villain: They sent some of the villains the Charmed Ones had to face previously. They never mention which ones.
- In the Hood: They wear yellow hooded cloaks.
- Killed Off for Real: They, along with every other member of the demonic hierarchy, are vanquished when the Seer is overwhelmed by the Source's Heir's magic in Womb Raider.
- Omniscient Council of Vagueness: Reminiscent of it.
The Triad
The Triad
- Played by: Amir Aboulela, Rick Overton, and Shaun Toub (original Triad), Steven J Oliver (Asmodeus), Søren Oliver (Baliel), Leland Crooke (Candor), Larry Cedar (Xar)
The Triad are initial the main villains of season 3, but they are eventually killed by one of their own minions, Cole/Belthazor. The Triad has been reformed as of season 8, using the Jenkins sisters to kill the Charmed Ones.
- Black Eyes of Evil: All three members of the original Triad of Season 3 had solid black eyes.
- Big Bad: Season 8.
- Disc-One Final Boss: In Season 3. They ordered Cole around and schemed to eliminate the Charmed Ones, but it was clear that they answered to the Source.
- The Omniscient Council of Vagueness: At least prior to being reformed in season 8 and revealing what their ultimate plans are.
- Suspiciously Similar Substitute: To the Infernal Council.
- You Have Failed Me: The Triad don't take too kindly to being disappointed by their agents.
The Source of All Evil
The Source of All Evil
The Source of All Evill is one of the greatest villains the Charmed Ones ever faced, being behind the various villains of the first half of the series. He finally takes center stage at the end of season 3, but is ultimately defeated in season 4.
- Back from the Dead:
- In an episode in Season 8, the Source is resurrected. Piper dispatches him by blowing up a demon he was psychically connected to, vanquishing both.
- Happens again in Season 9. Neena resurrects the Source specifically to have the Charmed Ones kill him one last time, then at the moment of his death casts a spell to transfer the Source's power to herself and her followers.
- Big Bad: Of the season 3 finale and season 4.
- Black Cloak: For his early Season 4 appearances. The cloak became more understated as his appearances progressed.
- Black Eyes of Evil: the demon portrayed by Smith, Guillory, and Woodward has solid black eyes. When the Seer becomes the Source by taking his infant demon spawn into her she also gets these.
- Early Installment Character-Design Difference: His first appearance in "All Hell Breaks Loose" shows him wearing a red robe with a bulky collar over a black outfit, holding a sword and with visible wings. "Charmed Again" saw his appearance redesigned to a simpler black robe with no wings or weapons.
- Enfant Terrible: As Cole and Phoebe's baby.
- Flanderization: He gets hammier throughout Season 4, but this was due to his increasing obsession with killing the Charmed Ones and Sanity Slippage over the thought they would indeed vanquish him. However, when he returns for a one-shot appearance in Season 8, he's portrayed as even hammier and over-the-top—apparently for no other reason than that's the way he acted hammy in his last Season 4 episode.
- Evil Sounds Deep: The "original" Source played by Smith, Guillory, and Woodward.
- Good Scars, Evil Scars: The "original" Source played by Smith, Guillory, and Woodward sports a nasty one across one of his eyes.
- Greater-Scope Villain: Of the first three seasons, until the scales caught up with him by the end of season 3, making him the direct Big Bad.
- Joker Immunity: The current version was seemingly vanquished once and for all by the sisters, but because Cole absorbed his powers with the Hollow first, he had (as Piper later put it) "an escape hatch."
- Legacy Character: Season 4 revealed that there have been multiple "Sources" over time, with the most powerful demons of the day seeking to prove their worth after the old one is vanquished.
- The Man Behind the Man: As early as Season 1, there were infrequent references to a great power in the Underworld. After being named in mid-Season 2, the Source was consistently referred to as the one that everyone answered to.
- The Nth Doctor: Just look at the list of actors who've played him!
- Unseen Evil: Was this for the first three seasons, only shown at the end of season 3 as a mysterious cloaked figure in a devilish-looking chamber.
- Villain Decay: In both appearance and overall effectiveness, Season 4 had him to underwhelming stock Arc Villain. The Source!Cole scenario added a new dimension to the Source which looked to undo this, but he lost control of the body to then-human Cole and ended up vanquished for good. His revival in season 8 is even worse — the ritual involved tethered his life to that of his summoner, enabling the Charmed Ones to get rid of him before he could back up any of his big bad talk by blowing up a comparatively weak possessor demon lady within the hour.
- You Have Failed Me: The Source incinerates The Four Horsemen, all the way from down in the Underworld because they failed to bring abut the Apocalypse.
The Seer
The Seer
- Played by: Debbi Morgan
The Seer serves as the advisor of the Source. In season 4, she continues this role for the new Source, only for her to take the power of the Source and become the final villain of season 4.
- Big Bad: Was ultimately revealed to be The Woman In Front Of The Source in the second half of Season 4.
- Cheshire Cat Grin: While not as wide as the typical example, her smiles always come with bad intentions.
- The Chessmaster: Successfully manipulates the Source, Cole, Phoebe and others into doing what she needs to achieve her ultimate goal.
- Enemy Mine: Joins forces with the Charmed Ones to stop the Source when the latter releases the Hollow, which threatens to destroy everything magic. Though it possibly was all part of her plan all along.
- Evil Chancellor: Not that her master isn't evil as well. Played more straight once Cole became the Source: while he does have generally evil motivation, she is the one who tells him what exactly he is supposed to do with it.
- Gambit Roulette: Her plan in Season 4. Subverted, though, because she can see the future and knows in advance how everyone will proceed.
- I Was Just Passing Through: Tends to play her moves off as this in a way when the Charmed Ones encounter her.
- Prophecy Twist: She reveals that she had a vision of becoming the mother of the Source's son and the ruler of the Underworld. She achieves both... for about 15 minutes.
- Prophet Eyes: When channeling her premonition power.
- The Starscream: Her end goal is getting the Source killed and becoming a new Source.
Gideon
Gideon
- Played by: Gildart Jackson
The main villain of season 6. An Elder and the headmaster of Magic School. He becomes an advisor for Leo and the Halliwell sisters, but since Leo and Piper's son Wyatt is too powerful, Gideon fears that said power would corrupt the child and turn him into a great evil. As their supposed ally, Gideon manipulates the Charmed Ones and Leo while he's carefully planning to get around the child's defense mechanisms and kill him. During he finale of the season, he mortally wounds Chris, Leo and Piper's Future Child, and Gideon pays for all of his sins when Leo kills him to fix the problems caused by Gideon and his Evil Counterpart from the Bad Bad World.
- Anti-Villain: Gideon was a Type III. He's technically on the side of the good and he's a Well-Intentioned Extremist, but it's his actions that turned Wyatt evil in bad future, and killing Gideon ensured that Wyatt would turn out good.
- Big Bad: For Season 6.
- The Chessmaster: Manipulated Leo and the Charmed Ones while secretly working with demons to kill Wyatt.
- Evil Brit: He speaks in a British accent and is also evil.
- Good Powers, Bad People: Despite being a healer and a guide for good magic, he went in a seriously bad direction to accomplish a drastic deed. Why? See below…
- I Did What I Had to Do / Knight Templar: Everything he did, in his mind, was for the greater good because he thought Wyatt's power and potential, and thus the risk of him becoming an apocalyptic Big Bad should he ever turn heel, was too great to stand.
- Light Is Not Good: Particularly when it's misguided into a crusade to kill a little boy.
- The Mentor: He was this to Leo, which makes his betrayal that much worse.
- Properly Paranoid / Well-Intentioned Extremist: He believed that Wyatt was too great a concentration of power and was a threat to all sides, meaning he had to be eliminated. When he learned about Chris's future, he felt justified. However, it was his own actions that caused that future in the first place.
- Smart People Play Chess: With their own Mirror Universe counterparts, too.
- Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: The trauma from surviving Gideon's attempts to kill him is what turned Wyatt evil.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: He thought that killing an incredible powerful, but innoncent baby was for the greater good, not realizing that's exactly the reason why said baby turned out to evil.
Zankou
Zankou
- Played by: Oded Fehr
Zankou is a powerful demon sealed away by the Source because of how dangerous he is to the Source and the Underworld. From the second half of season 7 onwards, Zankou becomes the main villain of the season and manages to absorb the Nexus residing in the Manor, but is killed by the Halliwells who "sacrifice" their lives to defeat him.
- And I Must Scream: Disembodied and what's left essentially imprisoned in a container of dim blue light for a very long time. When he was finally freed, he said he already knew about the Avatar threat and that the Source was dead. This meant he was fully aware and conscious during his imprisonment.
- Bad Boss: He really doesn't like to be questioned, especially after a failure. He once vanquished a demon for essentially saying, "I told you so." He also gained a reputation for losing demons in his schemes—some of which required said deaths to further his goals.
- Batman Gambit: Zankou is all about this. Telling the Elders that Leo is an Avatar, convincing the sisters that the Avatars are a threat—he knew what their actions would be and banked on it all so he can have his opportunity to seize control.
- Big Bad: For Season 7.
- The Chessmaster: He is almost always more than one step ahead of the sisters and even all his failures in the end turn out perfectly for him. His Enemy Mine team up with the sisters against the Avatars truly showed how magnificent he can be. Sadly, he succumbs to impatience, which is what eventually kills off a good portion of demons in Charmed.
- Enemy Mine: After the Avatars changed the world, Zankou worked out an alliance with Leo to return things to normal. After Leo (temporarily) died, the sisters went to Zankou to finish what had begun.
- Establishing Character Moment: Within hours of being free and whole for the first time in centuries, he shows his chops as the ultimate power-stealing chessmaster by taking a shapeshifter's powers and using them to get close to Kyra to kill her.
- Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: The reason why his plan in "Scry Hard" got thrown for a loop. He expected the sisters to go out in force in response to Leo being attacked; he didn't expect Piper to stay behind and look after him. Reading Piper's diary later in the episode puts things in perspective for him."Humans are slaves to their emotions and the strongest emotion is love. That was my miscalculation. They would go through Hell to stay together."
- Eviler than Thou: Seen by the Underworld as this to the Source. The Source imprisoned Zankou because he considered him too much of a threat. Considering his Establishing Character Moment, this was completely justified.
- Fatal Flaw: Can become rash and impatient when his plans start getting foiled.
- Genre Savvy: Unlike most enemies on the show, he knows the Charmed Ones are too powerful to fight head on. He directs middle men in attacks to keep them off-balance, while he works towards his true goal (claiming the Nexus's power). He also devotes far more time and energy into seizing corol of the Underworld so that he'll actually have the resources to initiate his plans.
- Last of His Kind: Season 8 opens with demons referring to Zankou as the last of the old order.
- Near-Villain Victory: Easily the one Big Bad that comes the closest of achieving his goal. In fact, he did; he just didn't have enough time to enjoy it.
- Power Copying: Has the power to absorb another being's essence to both take their life and obtain their powers. Within minutes of being freed, he puts this to good use by killing a shapeshifter, whose powers come in handy for him both at the end of the same episode and even later on in the season.
Christy Jenkins
Christy Jenkins
- Played by: Marnette Patterson
Billy's older sister who has been kidnapped by Dumain and raised as an evil witch in the Underworld.
- Being Tortured Makes You Evil: She only turned evil after being kidnapped as a little girl and imprisoned in the Underworld for about 15 years.
- Cain and Abel:She, the Cain, tries to torch Billie, the Abel, after she helps the Charmed Ones kill Dumain and the Triad. Christy gets roasted by her own fireball instead.
- The Dragon: After being tortured for 15 years by the Triad, she eventually becomes their most loyal servant.
- Dragon Ascendant: Temporarily after she kills the last Triad member; however, when they return for the last few episodes in the finale, she becomes...
- Dragon-in-Chief: Justified since the Triad doesn't have physical forms at this point, meaning she has to perform their dirty work herself.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She is angered when a demon murders her parents shortly after she is reunited with her family, essentially because he was afraid she'd forget their plans and turn good. She punches through his chest and kills him in revenge. She also seems to genuinely care about her sister Billie, which was why Christy's attempt to kill her came as such a shock.
- Heel–Face Door-Slam: It's hinted that she might have reconsidered her part in the Triad's plan had she properly spent more time with her parents and reconnecting with the human world. But the murder of her parents turns her evil for good.
- Hope Spot: Being reunited with her parents weakened her resolve, which prompted the remaining member of the Triad to have them eliminated. This, coupled with other unfortunate events, keeps her on The Dark Side.
- Manipulative Bastard: Uses Billie's desire to reunite as sisters as well as the Charmed Ones' backslide into focusing on their personal desires over the years to manipulate Billie into turning against them.
- No Social Skills: Her upbringing left her lacking a lot of social graces, though exactly how much of the awkwardness was faked is left up in the air, especially given that she's able to talk and reason Billie to her side.
- The Ophelia: At first, and is possibly pretending to be so she can gain Billie's trust.
- Playing with Fire: She's a literal firestarter in the Charlie McGee sense, in that she can start fires by thinking and willing them. When she combines powers with Billie's projection, she's able to start a fire that vanquishes a demon who couldn't be otherwise.
- Twin Telepathy: Though she was supposed to be a full-fledged telepath, we really only saw her use it to talk to Billie.
Could they have had such a deep bond that she never trusted anyone else that far, perhaps? She does however use it to combine with Billie's projection power and contact demons. - Villainous Breakdown: After her and Dumain's attempts to warn the Triad in the past result in all her allies being vanquished, the revelation that her sister turned on her drives her to try and fireball everyone.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: What she presents herself as to Billie. She tries to convince her sister that the Charmed Ones have gone off the deep end and have to be stopped.
- Would Hurt a Child: She'll happily use a toddler in a spell to summon an Eldritch Abomination, and then drain his powers.
Dumain
Dumain
- Played by: Anthony Cistaro
- Big Bad Wannabe: Sought to become apart of the Triad, which was why he proposed the plan involving the Jenkins sisters.
- Gambit Roulette: The aforementioned plan involving the Jenkins sisters. Just to clarify, it was set in motion years before the Charmed Ones knew they were witches. Hence, some think this plan may have had another target... one who was all evil...
- Not-So-Imaginary Friend: He's always been a demon, but he pretended to be the Jenkins sisters' imaginary friend to manipulate them.
Recurring Villains
Barbas
Barbas
- Played by: Billy Drago
Barbas is the Demon of Fear, who uses fear to kill his victims. Even though he vanquished in season 1, Barbas repeatedly returns throughout the series as an adversary.
- 13 Is Unlucky: Needed thirteen witches killed on a Friday the thirteenth in order to regain his full strength.
- Amoral Attorney: In "Crimes and Witch-demeanors."
- Breaking Speech: He can do this because of his 'finding fears' power; find it and use it to break the other guy.
- Breakout Villain: Barabas, the Demon of Fear, was a Monster of the Week villain who appeared in the 13th episode of Charmed. He proved popular enough that the writers ended up bringing him back several times (about once every other season). He never became a seasonal Big Bad, but is probably the show's most frequently-occurring nemesis right behind the actual Big Bads.
- Emotion Bomb: One that naturally exploits fear, specifically.
- Evil Old Folks: The manipulative, power-hungry Demon of Fear.
- I Know What You Fear: Barbas' main power, as the Demon of Fear, is to see what his victims' worst fears are and bring them to life.
- Jerkass Has a Point: In "Crimes and Witch-demeanors", his entire case against the Charmed Ones consists of his lampshading every single selfish, reckless and irresponsible act they've committed, with the intention of convincing the Tribunal to strip their powers. He even "wins" to an extent, with the Tribunal deciding to punish Phoebe by stripping her of her Premonition, as the one most guilty of breaking the personal gain rule.
- Names to Run Away from Really Fast / Red Baron: The Demon of Fear.
- Large Ham: Barbas is one of the most over-dramatic demons that the Charmed Ones ever faced.
- Surrounded by Idiots: Says this in "Crimes and Witch-demeanors" after his latest plan gets exposed by Leo and Chris.
- We Will Meet Again: Barbas implies that he is truly immortal and can never be done in for good with this phrase, "You know I'll be back... Fear always comes back!"
- "What Do They Fear?" Episode: Given that he is a demon of fear, nearly every time he appears it's this to some characters.
Shax
Shax
- Played by: Michael Bailey Smith
A powerful assassin working for the Source of All Evil, with the power to control wind. Shax distinguishes himself from the other Villains of the Week by accomplishing the impossible: killing one of the Charmed Ones for real and said death not being undone.
- Blow You Away: His entire motif revolves around using the wind to teleport to places and to kill his enemies.
- The Brute: In the Source's hierarchy, Shax seems to serve as his main muscle and little else. To give you some context, whilst most upper-level demons' plans revolve around intricate ways to trick the Charmed Ones to get their target, his main way is to crash through doors as loudly as possible and throw air balls at his enemies so they end up hitting something hard and die from the impact.
- Dumb Muscle: He serves as the Source's personal assassin, but doesn't seem to be aware/or care about any of the subtlety most demons posses. In the Season 3 finale, despite the fact that exposure of magic would harm both good and evil (though this concept is introduced to the show later), he intentionally attacks the Charmed Ones in broad daylight—TWICE! One thinks that the only reason the Source keeps him around is that he's good at his job.
- Hero Killer: It's because of him that Prue was Killed Off for Real.
- Knight of Cerebus: Despite only appearing in two episodes, he leaves arguably the biggest impact on the series by killing Prue and ending the original Charmed Ones, his actions cause the Charmed Ones' secret to be exposed and gets worse from there.
- Not-So-Harmless Villain: While never portrayed as being goofy because of his little screen time, you would be forgiven for thinking he was just some random MOTW. Then he kills Prue...
- Small Role, Big Impact: He's around for two episodes, but it's because of him that Prue died and Paige was brought in to replace her.
- Quizzical Tilt: Seems to be his default expression right before he kills someone.
- The Unfettered: Nothing will stop this guy from reaching his target even if he has to attack the Charmed Ones and expose magic to do it.
- The Voiceless: Despite appearing in two episodes, he only speaks once, two words: "The end."
- Walking Shirtless Scene: Is constantly shown with an open shirt, although in a rare moment of non-Fanservice, this is used more to show just how demonic and wrong looking he is.
- You Don't Look Like You: In his second appearance, his skin and hair color look more grayish as opposed to his blue coloring in Season 3.
The Crone
The Crone
- Played by: Grace Zabriskie
A type of Seer who seems to be near the top of the Demonic hierarchy after the Charmed Ones devastated the old guard at the end of season four. Appearing in two episodes, she acts in her own interests rather than for those on the side of good or evil. She turns her eyes to the Charmed Ones specifically after saving Paige from the Demonic Market, after she picks up Wyatt's blanket and has a brief premonition of his future power.
- Antagonist Abilities: She boasts about her powers, coming to bear with Energy Sparks and Molecular Dispersion, both of which are stronger versions of more standard powers in Charmed like Energy Balls or Piper's Molecular Combustion. She also has the ability to resurrect others, shown when she brings back a Kazi demon vanquished earlier in the episode. Even her power of Premonition seems more powerful than Phoebe's, as she can seek out what she wants to see at a time when Phoebe is still learning how to actively call a premonition.
- Big Bad: The closest one that season five has, as the only enemy who appears in more than one episode. Her vanquish comes near the end of season five, before the climactic two-parter which propelled the story into the darker season six plotline.
- Seers: Has the power to see the future; similar to Phoebe Halliwell, the Crone touches an item or being and gets a vision based from the residual psychic energy. The closer to the source, the more powerful the vision.
One-Shot Villains
The Siren
The Siren
- Played by: Melinda Clarke
A demoness who appears in the Season 5 episode "Siren Song". She targets married couples as revenge for her death due to her affair with a married man.
- Hell-Bent for Leather: She wears a black leather pantsuit.
- Kiss of Death: She kisses men to kill them with the very flames she was killed by in mortal life.
- Ms. Fanservice: She's an attractive woman in a revealing black leather outfit who seduces men to kill them with her fatal kiss.
The Stillman Sisters
The Stillman Sisters — Mitzy, Mabel, and Margo
A trio of evil witch sisters who are only worth a footnote. They use a spell to steal the identities of the Charmed Ones, gaining access to the Book of Shadows and subsequently their powers. However, thanks to Chris figuring out that they aren't the real Charmed Ones, he manages to make them fight each other for his affection, causing the spell to be undone and lose the power of the Charmed Ones.
- Ambition Is Evil: They wanted the Power of Three for themselves because they were tired of being considered insignificant little blurbs in the magical world.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: They were some of the dopiest villains the sisters encountered, barely a footnote in The Book of Shadows but they also had one of the most sound plans to defeat the Charmed Ones by magically stealing their identities and powers, and were one of the few villains to gain access to the Halliwell Manor and the Book of Shadows.
- The Ditz: So much so that they could fall for Blatant Lies about who's sleeping with Chris despite the fact that earlier in the episode he had clearly rebuffed their advances, which turned out to be for obvious reasons in hindsight.
- Dumb Blonde: Their two defining traits are their blond hair and their stupidity. Despite that, they still managed to come up with a clever idea to get access to the Book of Shadows and steal the powers of the Halliwell sisters.
- Evil Counterpart: One of several groups of these to the Charmed Ones.
- Hidden Disdain Reveal: With Phoebe's empathic powers, Mitzy can sense that Mabel really hates her useless younger sisters.
- Incest-ant Admirer: "Phoebe" (Mitzy) and "Paige" (Margo) both come onto Chris, not knowing that he's Piper's Future Child (since not even the real Charmed Ones knew that yet), which of course he's not into while he thinks they're actually Phoebe and Paige thanks to the identity spell. After he figures out they're imposters, he pretends to be interested to provoke Mitzy and Mabel into fighting each other, which weakens their Power of Three. At least the poor boy didn't have to rebuff advances from his "mom" (Mabel/Piper) as well as his "aunts".
- Ineffectual Sympathetic Villains: They didn't really do much damage aside from identity theft, and their reason for it was more pitiable than anything else. Their entry in the Book of Shadows even describes them as "not worth vanquishing" and recommends binding their powers instead (reading this sets them off), which is exactly what happens.
- The Psycho Rangers: Each correponds to a specific Halliwell sister. And much like the original Psycho Rangers, the only thing that caused their downfall was their own infighting. (Interestingly, Melody Perkins also played Astronema/Karone, who created the original Psycho Rangers in Power Rangers in Space.)
- Squishy Wizard: Their magic trick was efficient on the Charmed Ones but a single punch from their respective powerless Good Counterpart was enough to knock out them.
- Stylistic Suck: To help illustrate the fact that they were rather lame witches, the one spell they wrote was correspondingly bad.Blinking faces, blank and ho-hum,
We are they and they are no one.
Grant us the Power of Three,
And turn them into nobody. - Terrible Trio: They also qualify as a collective Evil Counterpart to the three protagonists. All three of them are trying to steal the Halliwell sisters' powers and prove that they're more than just a trio of blonde bimbos, and they come oh-so-close to succeeding at both. Mabel, the oldest sister, is clearly the leader and the most serious about the whole thing.
- Theme Initials: Mabel, Mitzy and Margo all have names starting with "M," just as the Halliwell Sisters all start with "P".
Savard
Savard
- Played by: Faran Tahir
A demon who appears in the Season 8 episode "Repo Manor". He kidnaps the Charmed Ones so their apprentices can impersonate them and take their powers (rather like the Stillman Sisters some time earlier) for his war against a far worse demon.
- Anti-Villain: He only clashes with the Charmed Ones because he and his apprentices need their powers to free his people from slavery at the hands of a brutal tyrant.
- Bald of Authority: He's a bald man who acts as a wise but stern mentor for a trio of demonic sorcerers who do everything he tells them.
- Hero of Another Story: He and his apprentices are escaped slaves who have spent years training hard and trying to harvest some of the Charmed Ones' powers to free their people (including by hunting dangerous demons). Unfortunately, the only way he can succeed at being the hero of the story is to be a Villain of the Week for the Charmed Ones.
