Characters / DSBT InsaniT

The Main Cast

Koden

• Author Avatar: In a rather contrived way. The Special Info Episode explains the circumstances of this.
• Berserk Button: Mentioning that disaster of a party.
• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, he exchanges his yellow T-shirt for a lime one, his blue shorts for orange, and wears a yellow coat.
• Creating Life: He was created by 2 robots in a factory, as explained in the Special Info Episode.
• Genre Savvy: By 'Store Story', he has accepted the fact that things will eventually go downhill for the group. Surprisingly, that episode is an instance where it doesn't happen to him. Well, other than being temporarily hypnotized by Stephanie
• Grenade Launcher: His Shock Ball Launcher, although it looks like 'a pencil sharpener on a stick', according to Andy in the Special Info Episode.
• Instant Flight: Just Add Spinning!: He can create a helicopter propeller on his finger to fly.
• Nice Guy: He cares a lot about his friends, and just wants everyone to be safe and have a good time.

• Odd Friendship: With Alex, the Ambiguously Evil Heroic Comedic Sociopath of the group.

Amber

• Clothing Switch: At the end of 'VRcade', she gets a hair ribbon, a short-sleeved white shirt, purple shorts, and pink leg and armbands.
• Nice Gal: Gentle and caring, especially when it comes to Koden.
• Official Couple: With Koden, the other Only Sane Man
• Only Sane Man: Along with Koden, but she doesn't display this trait due to not saying much.
• Space Is Magic: She, oddly, has powers over space.
  • Blinded by the Light: She can blind her opponents by summoning a Quasar.
  • Death from Above: She can float in the air with astroids surrounding her and fire them downward.
  • Energy Weapon: She can fire a beam of gamma ray energy.
  • Fastball Special: She can fire a speedy comet.
  • Flaming Meteor: She can summon a giant flaming meteor.
  • Gravity Sucks: She can generate a black hole...but it takes awhile to form. She has to run around the rings of a miniature Saturn to create it.
  • Space Is Cold / An Ice Person: She can freeze her opponents by summoning the Boomerang Nebula.
• The Conscience: She tries to coax the more abrasive characters, like Alex and Killer, into being nice and doing the right thing.
• Morality Pet: Killer is slightly nicer to her than to other members of the cast.
• The Quiet One: Doesn't say much, and when she does, its usually to quell the more obnoxious members of the group.
• Vocal Evolution: As of episode 7, her voice becomes more raspy and louder.

Frog

• A Dog Named "Dog"
• Butt-Monkey: Ohhhhh yeah! Even nice characters like Amber and Autmn treat him like dirt.
• Cartoon Creature: The Special Info Episode reveals this design was unintentional, he was supposed to look similar to Michigan J. Frog, but clearly came out wrong.
• Frog Men: Well, he bears more of a resemblance to one than an actual frog.
• Grappling-Hook Pistol: Gets one as a prize at the end of 'VRcade'.
• Informed Species: He barely looks anything like a frog.
• Lovable Coward: In a kind of annoyingly endearing way. He just isn't good at anything!
• No Indoor Voice: Just to add to his annoying factor.
• Security Cling: Being a coward, has a habit of this.
• Sidekick Creature Nuisance: To pretty much everyone, almost reaching the point of The Friend Nobody Likes.
• Talking Animal
• What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?: As revealed in the Special Info Episode, his only power is to turn the surrounding area into a grassy plain with a move of the same name...He has yet to use it in the series proper though.

Fire Guy

• Elemental Embodiment: He is a living fireball.
• Feed It with Fire: He is capable of absorbing fire attacks, which makes him surprisingly useful against foes like Killer Monster.
• Logical Weakness: Those stick limbs don't exactly provide him with Super-Strength...
• Noodle People: He has stick arms and legs.
• Non-Action Snarker: He isn't the only character who is useless in combat, but he is the only one of them who cracks wise the whole time.
• Non-Indicative Name: He is not a man with fire powers, he is a living fireball.
• Playing with Fire: Averted. Despite being a fireball, he has no command over it whatsoever.
• Ridiculously Cute Critter: He's a cartoony fireball with big eyes, and limbs like a stick figure.
• Super Drowning Skills: Water doesn't put him out, he just can't swim!
• This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman: He has his uses, like being a great campfire.

Bear

• A Dog Named "Dog"
• Beary Funny: He's a little teddy bear in a comedy series, its a given.
• Cheerful Child: Troubling Unchildlike Behavior or not, he's very upbeat.
• Fluffy Tamer: He managed to make friends with Windears and stop them from attacking Snake, Duck, and Balloon.
• Kid-Appeal Character: Alongside Balloon, Duck, and to a lesser extent, Snake. All of them are child characters who get into mischief as kids will do.
• Elmuh Fudd Syndwome: He has this speech impediment to make him more like a cute kid.
• Fearless Fool: Troubling Unchildlike Behavior aside, he doesn't seem to notice when in a situation that will get him killed, as long as there is some fun to be had with it.
• Living Toys: A living teddy bear.
• Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: Due to using the internet, he knows about things that a kid like him should not know, which freaks Cody out to no end.

Duck

• A Dog Named "Dog"
• Black Bead Eyes
• Green-Eyed Monster: He isn't very fond of Perry, because he thinks Snake is trying to use him as a "replacement".
• Kid-Appeal Character: Even refers to himself, Bear, Snake, and Balloon as such in the Special Info Episode. All of them are child characters who get into mischief as kids will do.
• Little Miss Snarker: A male example. He is by far the most sarcastic of the four "kids". For example:
  Duck: Snake, why couldn't you have gotten a hamster or a goldfish or something that CAN'T talk from that pet store instead of HIM? (Perry)
• Living Toys: A living wooden duck toy, not a rubber ducky as Alex thought.
• No Indoor Voice: And it goes well with his somewhat short-tempered attitude.
• Sore Loser: Not as much as Alex, but he's still not a good sport. For example, he more-or-less implies that Snake and Duck were cheating when they beat him in the game they were all playing in VRcade
• Vocal Evolution: As of episode 7, his voice is much less raspy.

Snake

• Acting Your Intellectual Age: Even though he is the same Vague Age as Bear, Duck, and Balloon, he is far more mature and sensible than they are.
• A Dog Named "Dog": Killdra points this out in 'The Party'.
• Black Bead Eyes
• Kid-Appeal Character: Not as much as Bear, Duck, and Balloon, though. All of them are child characters who get into mischief as kids will do.
• Not So Above It All: As often as he tries to control Bear, Duck, and Balloon, he usually finds himself getting into mischief with them anyway.
• Promotion to Parent: He is like this to Bear, Duck, and Balloon since their father is never on-screen. He keeps them from getting into too much trouble.
  Bear: Face it, Duck. Without Snake, we'd be all dead.
• Sssssnake Talk: His speech is persistently stacked with 'S'es as a result. This gets severly downplayed as of episode 7 due to how it would result in what is essentially an Overly Long Gag whenever he talked.
• Talking Animal

Balloon

• A Dog Named "Dog"
• Animate Inanimate Object: A living balloon.
• Back from the Dead: Whether it be by a goddess or by a couple scene changes.
• Berserk Button: He doesn't like his deaths being talked about.
• Black Bead Eyes: They are more like lines, actually.
• Characterization Marches On: He started out as just a character who gets killed over and over, but by episode 4, he started to gain more of a prominence to the story instead of just a gag.
• Flying Face: Being a balloon and all.
• Helium Speech: Emulated.
• Kid-Appeal Character: Alongside Bear, Duck, and to a lesser extent, Snake. All of them are child characters who get into mischief as kids will do.
• They Killed Kenny: He dies Once an Episode, but always comes back later on. Cody references this in 'The Camping Webisode'
  Cody: Is this guy gonna die in every episode?!

Robo

• Arbitrary Skepticism: He'll sometimes point out the impossibility of certain things, despite previously encountering those very same things.
• Ascended Extra: Merely made a last-minute cameo in episode 1, then became a full-fledged character.
• Cute Machines: He's a little robot with big eyes and giant wheels.
• Eye Beams: Although they aren't that powerful.
• Funny Robot: He's a robot in a comedy series, its a given.
• Insufferable Genius: He has signs of this, such as finding it frustrating when someone rephrases his wordy explanations, and sticking with the original meanings of certain words despite not being Literal-Minded.
• Robot Buddy: Although some others might consider him a little annoying instead of a cute companion.
• Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: He has an annoyingly verbose vocabulary.
• Super Drowning Skills: He won't short-out in water, he just can't swim.

Killer

• Aloof Big Brother: Inverted as it'd be "Aloof Twin Brother". He is very distant and rather cold towards Killdra.
• Big Brother Instinct: An inversion since it'd be "Twin Brother Instinct". However, it may seem like he doesn't care for his twin sister, but he'll defend her if he finds the need to.
• Blood Knight: Fighting is the one thing that actually livens him up, and he is very good at it. The more brutal the fight, the better.
• Brilliant, but Lazy: Not necessarily lazy, but more like uncaring. Whenever someone asks him to solve a problem he has a solution to, he'll just mock them and do nothing. Basically if it doesn't involve fighting, Killer doesn't give a shit.
• Characterization Marches On: He didn't really have much of a personality beyond the 'asshole edgelord' type, but he eventually gets traits like being Brilliant, but Lazy, being an incredibly ruthless Blood Knight, and even some Jerk with a Heart of Gold moments.
• Charged Attack: He surrounds himself in a green bubble, creates six crossed slashes in front of himself, and fires them all at once.
• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, he wears a gray long-sleeved shirt, an orange coat, and black pants with gray borders at the legs.
• The Comically Serious: His brooding, serious attitude is in sharp contrast to the more expressive members of the cast.
• Goth: Just look at all the spikes he's covered in! He's even got the gloomy personality to boot.
• Hair-Trigger Temper: Subverted. Unlike Dave, he doesn't lose his cool or waste his time with petty violence.
  Amber: Killer may seem like he has a short temper, but he is actually extremely calm. The only thing that lights him up is a fight or competition.
• Half-Identical Twins: With Killdra. Both of them are sarcastic goths who wear orange.
• Ki Attacks: He can fire green energy blasts, energy bursts, energy explosions, energy lightning, energy remote bombs, etc...
• Non-Indicative Name: He may be a cold and distant Blood Knight, but he is not a murderer.
• Ineffectual Loner: He's honestly pretty cool, but doesn't get along with others because of his Brilliant, but Lazy and snappy attitude.
• The Stoic: He always speaks with a deep monotone, and barely emotes.
• The Quiet One: He doesn't say a whole lot, and when he does, its usually something snide or sinister.
• Tele-Frag: Uses this tactic with Dimension Claw, like emerging out of peoples backs.
• Teleportation: He can teleport himself and others in a flash of green light.
• Thinking Up Portals: Dimension Claw, which he can use to emerge out of anything, including other people.

Killdra

• Catchphrase: "Whatever."
• Chain Pain + Variable-Length Chain: Its her power.
• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, she wears an orange sleeveless shirt, an orange dress with a zigzag pattern, a feather hairband, and very long black High-Class Gloves.
• Deadpan Snarker: Her monotone voice certainly helps.
• Emotionless Girl: On the outside, but deep down she has a passion for singing and is a little insecure.
• Gallows Humor: She has a rather morbid sense of humor.
• Goth: Not as much as her brother, though.
• Half-Identical Twins: With Killer. Both of them are sarcastic goths who wear orange.
• Hidden Depths: Her secret talent is singing, something nobody else had any idea of. She is very passionate about it too.
• Hipster: She refers to pop music as 'tech-manipulated pop garbage'...but usually ends up singing it anyway.
• I Just Want to Be Special: 'Store Story' reveals that she wants people to notice her and her talent for singing.
• Light Feminine and Dark Feminine: The dark feminine to Portica's light feminine. Killdra acts very dull and sarcastic, but she still has a girly side to her, like squeeing about music. She doesn't really like Portica because she thinks Portica is pompous and judgmental.
• Perky Goth: Well, not quite the friendliest example, but she isn't a Debbie Downer like her brother is.
• The Snark Knight: She usually has a (rather dark) quip to anything, but she is prone to Self-Deprecation too.
• Tomboy: She's snarky, morbid, and doesn't care about much "girly" stuff.
• Too Kinky to Torture: She has no problem admitting shes a masochist. For example, she eats ice-cream purely for the brainfreeze.

Andy

• Brilliant, but Lazy: He is actually a very effective fighter, but would rather be The Load because he thinks ita funny.
• Catchphrase: To Martha after she makes an ice-related joke, "Tee-hee, ice puns."
• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, he wears an orange headband and red pants with an orange stripe below the knees. His hair also gets 3 sideways spikes.
• Don't Explain the Joke: Quite a few times, so much with Martha that it is essentially his catch phrase.
• Fun Personified: He makes light of even the most serious of situations.
• The Load: Quite often, and proud of it! In fact, he usually invokes this trope because he thinks its funny.
• Obfuscating Stupidity: He acts like a complete idiot because he thinks its funny, not to catch enemies off-guard.
• Our Werebeasts Are Different: His Monster form, which is an orange humanoid creature with large wings.
• Muscles Are Meaningful: As of episode 7, he gets muscles as part of the Art Evolution, and as his battle against brainwashed Bill and Martha shows in that episode, he can put them to good use!
• Plucky Comic Relief: He loves being the jokester of the group, and making jokes is pretty much all he does.
• Pungeon Master: To him, the more groan-worthy the pun, the better!
• Straight Man and Wise Guy: The wise guy to Martha's straight man. He makes a dumb joke, and Martha sarcastically reacts.

Bill

• Berserk Button: Don't even think about mentioning his old name!
• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, he wears a lime tank-top with a white sun pattern, a green headband with the same pattern, and white pants with green stripes in the middle.
• Embarrassing First Name: It's nearly said a couple times by characters like Alex or Koden, but he always cuts them off.
• Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: The Foolish to Whitney's Responsible. He is bombastic and will charge right into confrontation.
• Hot-Blooded: He's aways pumped up, energetic, and ready for a Rousing Speech.
• Interface Screw: His third forms Pixel Crush attack...which somehow does huge damage by giving the screen a blocky jittering effect for a moment.
• Light 'em Up: He has powers over light, namely his Light Beam attack.
• Palette Swap: What his second and third forms are. His second form turns his hair a lighter shade of blue, and his third form turns his hair and clothes black with a yellow shirt.
• Power Floats: He can hover.
• No Indoor Voice: Being Hot-Blooded only adds onto it.
• Our Werebeasts Are Different: His Monster form, which is a spiked green quadruped that can roll into a ball.
• Pink Girl, Blue Boy: Using hair-colors with his sister no less!
• Super-Speed: In his second form by turning into a comet of light.

Whitney

• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, she wears a yellow midriff with a pink diagonal stripe, a matching short dress, and a flower-like hairpin.
• Cool Big Sis: Towards her younger brother Bill, although their relationship isn't explored as deeply as her's and Dave's.
• Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: The Responsible to Bill's Foolish. She will try and approach confrontation nice and easy, and will Take a Third Option if possible.
• Gamer Chick: She is particularly fond of Pilotwings.
• Jet Pack: She can conjure up a yellow one at will.
• Nice Gal: She is level-headed, patient, and understanding. Shes also the one person to reach out to Dave and try to be his friend.
• Passionate Sports Girl: Her love for sports is actually what lets her bond with Dave.
• Pink Girl, Blue Boy: Using hair-colors with her brother no less!
• Pink Means Feminine: Again, because of her hair color.
• Vocal Evolution: As of episode 7, her voice is more like a high-pitched version of Bill's.

Martha

• An Ice Person: She has ice powers, notably her Freeze and Kill attack.
• Beauty, Brains, and Brawn: She's the Brawn of her gal-pals, because she is surprisingly good at physically fighting, despite being so nice, especially when in her element. Portica's the Brains, and Kayla's the Beauty.
• Can Not Tell A Joke: At least not in terms of insult comedy, as seen in 'VRcade'.
• Catchphrase: "Shut up and fight!", usually to Andy.
• Clothing Switch: In 'Store Story', she gets a blue heart hairpin, grey stockings, and a black-and-grey checkered shirt and dress. As of episode 7, her hairstyle changes too and points outwards at the bottom.
• Cute Bruiser: She's cute, friendly, and also especially strong when in her element.
• Dark and Troubled Past: She was abused as a child by a man with a whip, as explained in the Special Info Episode.
• Gamer Chick: Not to the extent of Whitney, but she is familiar enough with games that she knows about the trouble the Ice-type has in Pokémon.
• Not Quite Flight: She can fly on chilling mist, which other characters don't understand at all.
• Our Werebeasts Are Different: Her Monster form, which is a giant blue snake that can dig fast.
• Pungeon Master: She makes ice puns every now and then, which Andy will point out each time.
• Straight Man and Wise Guy: The straight man to Andy's wise guy. He makes a dumb joke, and Martha sarcastically reacts.

Portica

• Beauty, Brains, and Brawn: She's the Brains of her gal-pals, because even disregarding her psychic powers, she is clever in combat and one of the more sensible ones. Kayla's the Beauty, and Martha's the Brawn.
• Black Magician Girl: She is very skilled with her telekinesis and Eye Beams in battle, and is always up for dispatching villains.
• Clothing Switch: In 'Store Story', she gets a silver star-shaped hairpin, a long-sleeved purple shirt, a long purple dress with a black zigzag pattern, and white high-heels. Also, teal eyeliner for some reason. As of episode 7, her hair changes to a very wavy style.
• Eye Beams: More like 'eye laser rings', as Boo calls them.
• Light Feminine and Dark Feminine: The light feminine to Killdra's dark feminine. Portica is still a bit of a tomboy, but she is also into jewelry, outfits, and isn't above gossiping. She doesn't really like Killdra because she thinks Killdra is creepy and weird.
• Mind over Matter: She has telekinesis.
• One of the Boys: She honestly gets along more with the male members of the cast. Her tough and straightforward attitude causes friction with some of the female characters, sometimes good and sometimes bad, like Kayla and Killdra.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy to her BFF Kayla's girly girl. Portica is sassy, tough, and has low tolerance for stupidity.

Kayla

• Beauty, Brains, and Brawn: She's the Beauty of her gal-pals, because she has the traditionally "cute girly girl" personality to her, and she isn't much help in a fight or very intellegent. Martha's the Brawn, and Portica's the Brains.
• Buffy Speak: Talks like this sometimes, like saying 'ramp truck thingy'.
• Chest Monster: This is her main power, creating treasure chests that contain traps. She can even hide inside of them!
  • Blinded by the Light: One of her traps emits a bright ray of golden light.
  • Spikes of Doom: One of her traps is a spikeball.
• Clothing Switch: In 'Store Story', she gets a pink flower in her hair, a pink tank-top, pink shorts, and pink rollerblades. As of episode 7, her hair changes to pigtails.
• Dumb Blonde: She is quite the airhead, and pretty Literal-Minded too.
• Genki Girl: She is very chatty and hyper.
• Lovable Coward: Not nearly as bad as Frog, but she has a habit of hiding inside of a treasure chest when the going gets tough.
• Pink Means Feminine: As of her Clothing Switch it does.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: The girly girl to her BFF Portica's tomboy. She is super-cheerful, will react extremely to things she finds gross, and sometimes talks like a valley girl.
• Womanchild: She is frequent to pout or use words like 'meanie' when she doesn't like something or someone.

Dave

• Ambiguously Brown
• The Bully: In fact, this used to be his only trait.
• Characterization Marches On: At first he only existed to be The Bully to the point of being a Hate Sink, but episode 5 opened up some Hidden Depths for him and shown that he has an Inferiority Superiority Complex.
• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, his karate uniform gains some details, he wears red armbands, and a large red headband. His hair also changes to be thinner at the sides with some long bangs.
• Deadpan Snarker: Comes free with being around people he really doesn't care about.
• Defrosting Ice King: Thanks to Whitney connecting with him through their mutual love of sports, Dave has slowly begun to unwind.
• Dishing Out Dirt: He can throw boulders, create rockslides, start earthquakes, and such.
• The Friend Nobody Likes: The feeling is mutual, though.
• Hair-Trigger Temper: He is a violent guy and has a real short fuse. Something that really sends him over the edge is anyone who disrespects sports or his shop, which includes using equipment as weapons, will be subject to a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown.
• Hidden Depths: Not only does he have a very deep passion for sports, he runs a sports equipment store too.
• Inferiority Superiority Complex: He's such a bully because its his way of taking out all the anger he has on the world. He hates just about everything, and being a brute empowers him and makes him think he can take on anything, but he knows he will never be strong enough to handle everything life throws at him, which just fuels his hate.
• Jerkass: He's a bully and an asshole towards pretty much everybody, especially Koden. Even after his characterization evolves, he is still a jerk.
• Muscles Are Meaningful: As of episode 7, he gets muscles as part of the Art Evolution, and he has been shown plenty of times beforehand to be quite the brute.
• Super-Strength: He is incredibly strong, which fits his brutish personality. It also seems to be his default strength, since he has trouble with having a light touch.
• Tsundere: Towards Whitney. His apologies to her are incredibly forced, and for every moment of slight compassion he shows her, there are three moments where he insults her. By episode 7, his Tsundere traits are shown to other members of the cast.
  Asia: Thats just Dave being Dave. He can't say anything 100% nice.
• Would Hurt a Child: Has no problem with hurting Bear, Snake, Duck, and Balloon.
  • Would Hit a Girl: Grabs Autmn by the collar of her shirt and yells in her face when he felt like she was insulting him in 'Carneelval'.

Cody

• Barrier Warrior: He can create huge crystal walls.
• Chain Pain: He can create crystal chains.
• Cool Sword: He can create crystal swords.
• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, his outfit resembles a parka and becomes darker in colors. His hair also changes to more wavy bangs.
• Deadpan Snarker: Even in comparison to the other cast members, Cody has a quip for just about everything.
  Cody: This is gonna end badly and I'm gonna love it.
• Extra-ore-dinary: He uses crystals in a variety of ways in battle.
• Hollywood Acid: He can take out potion bottles filled with an unknown acidic black liquid.
• In the Hood: He even has a separate character model for it when he has it pulled up.

Alex

• A Father to His Men: In his own words, back when he was evil, he treated his Mooks with respect and referred to them as 'bodyguards' rather than 'underlings' or any similar word.
• Ambiguously Evil: Openly admits it in 'The Camping Webisode'. A notable example of this is in 'VRcade', where he wants to keep the severd-heads-on-a-spear of his and Seth's Darkness counterparts in front of his house like in feudal Japan.
• Clothing Switch: His poncho becomes much bigger. His hair also changes to a ponytail with long bangs at the sides.
• Freudian Slip: Frequently lets it slip that he liked being evil and doing bad things. For example:
  Alex: My two bodyguards were female back in the good ol' day- I MEAN bad! Bad days! The days when I was evil!
• Heel–Face Turn: Went through one in the past, although his Ambiguously Evil status brings into question how well it worked...
• Heroic Comedic Sociopath: He's a good guy, but he's also rather violent and Ambiguously Evil.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He is bombastic, selfish, and irritable, but he can also be one of your closest friends.
• Large Ham: He is prone to bragging, and would qualify as Evil Is Hammy if he was a straight-up villain.
• Manchild: He is prone to throwing hissy-fits when things aren't going his (often twisted) way.
• Nightmare Fetishist: If this Freudian Slip at the beginning of 'Carneelval' is any indication.
  Alex: Wow! Going to a ghetto carnival in the middle of the night, just like I always fantasized!...I mean FEARED!
• Odd Friendship: With Koden, the Nice Guy Only Sane Man of the group.
• Politically Incorrect Villain: While 'villain' is a bit harsh, he still makes the assumption that one of the girls chose the mall for the group to go to in 'Store Story', because "girls go clothes shopping and buy a ton of useless shit."
• Psychopathic Man Child: If things don't go his way, he'll fly into a rage where his Ambiguously Evil side becomes more evil than ambiguous.
• The Rival: To Seth, it even serves as his nickname to him. They are always making a competition of almost anything.
• Sore Loser: He does not take falling even the slightest bit behind in a competition very well. Death threats WILL be made!
• Vitriolic Best Buds: With Seth. They are at each others throats almost constantly, but they are still great friends.

Seth

• Attack Reflector: He can create a golden barrier to deflect attacks, appropriately called Reflect.
• Badass Longcoat: Its silver and he even has arm bands to match.
• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, his coat gains silver buckles and he gains silver Facial Markings. His hair also becomes much longer in the back.
• Cloudcuckoolander's Minder: More like Heroic Comedic Sociopath's Minder, because he tries to keep Alex from going off the deep end, but usually ends up getting involved with his antics anyway.
• Determinator: In his own words; "Its gonna take more than an ass-kicking to kick my ass!"
• Cool Plane: His power is summoning toy airplanes to attack with. They are far more effective than they sound.
  • Action Bomb: He can summon biplanes to kamikaze into opponents.
  • Death from Above: He can summon bomber helicopters.
  • Macross Missile Massacre: He can summon stealth jets to fire a swarm of missiles.
• Large Ham: Not as much as his rival, but its there. He'll describe his actions in bellowing bravado rather often.
• The Rival: To Alex, it even serves as his nickname to him. They are always making a competition of almost anything.
• Vitriolic Best Buds: With Alex. They are at each others throats almost constantly, but they are still great friends.

Asia

• Ambiguously Brown
• Beware the Quiet Ones: She doesn't say much and is very polite, but she will stab you with thorns if you push her too far.
• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, her dress changes design, she wears a purple long-sleeved shirt under a striped green shirt, and a purple gardener's hat. Her hair also changes to be a bit more wavy.
• Green Thumb: She has plant-based powers.
  • Absurdly Sharp Blade: She can create a giant sycamore seed to use as a sword!
  • Coconut Meets Cranium: She can drop coconuts too.
  • Fungus Humongous: She can create giant mushrooms containing paralyzing spores.
  • Improvised Platform: She can create giant sunflowers to use as platforms.
  • Not Quite Flight: She can create dandelion fluffs to slowly descend.
  • Spikes of Doom: She can create giant thorns.
• Nice Gal: Arguably the nicest character in the series, unless it involves Lisa. She is extremely polite and soft-spoken.
• Prayer Pose: Always stands like this, to reflect her proper and polite demeanor.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Blue Oni to Lisas's Red Oni, who is always teasing her. She keeps a cool head, is very nice, and acts like proper young woman.
• Silk Hiding Steel: She is way more effective in combat than a polite young woman like her would lead you to believe.
• The Quiet One: The trait is there, but characters like Lisa and Julie keep her from fully becoming this.

Autmn

• Blow You Away: She has wind powers, like creating updrafts and twisters.
• Clothing Switch: As of episode 7, she gains an orange shirt and dress with square patterns on the, and a sunflower in her hair. Her hair also sticks out more at the sides and her bangs are split.
• Friend to All Living Things: She is nice to everyone, from kids to animals to creatures.
• Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She has orangish-blonde hair, and there isn't a mean bone in her body.
• Magic Carpet: Like Whitney and her Jet Pack, she can conjure one up at will.
• Nature Lover: What do you expect with a name almost like a season?
• Nice Gal: She tries to see the good in anyone, even Lisa and Dave.
• Vocal Evolution: She gets a lisp in episode 7.

Lisa

• Affectionate Nickname: She acts like this when calling Asia 'quirky' just to get on her nerves.
• Catchphrase: "My my!" and referring to things as 'quirky'.
• Characterization Marches On: Intially she was destructive and even outright villainous, but then she Took a Level in Kindness and is now just a troll.
• Clothing Switch: She shows up in 'VRcade' with a tan shirt that has a ribbon tied around its V-neck collar and a matching dress. Also, she has a tan triangle hairpin.
• Deadpan Snarker: She's a troll, so of course she's sarcastic too.
  Killer: If you survived having your skull crushed on steel, you'll survive THIS.
  Lisa: You really know how to comfort a gal, Killer.
• The Hedonist: She holds herself in a high regard, and trolls and makes fun of everyone else because It Amused Me.
• It Amused Me: The main reason why she does the things she does.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Not as much as Alex, but as Autmn points out in 'The Camping Webisode', she has some hidden kindness.
• Large Ham: Especially when she is trolling someone, in which she will banter with extreme bravado.
• Mama Bear: She is very protective of Sand Snake, and does not take kindly to others ordering him around or insulting him.
• Nominal Hero: She'll fight for what is right, but only when she feels like it, and she'll often wait until the last minute to do so anyway.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Red Oni to Asia's Blue Oni, who she is always teasing. She is loud, a troublemaker, and rather unhelpful.
• The Gadfly: Mainly towards Asia, but pretty much everyone is fair game for her to troll for her own amusement.
• The Trickster: As she tells Koden and the others in 'The Camping Episode', she doesn't have anything against them, she just likes to mess with them. Especially Asia.
• Tomboy: She is not easy to get along with, and will happily get her hands dirty.
• Troll: Oh BIG time! Pissing people off for her own amusement is what she likes best.

Bus

• Animate Inanimate Object: He's a semi-sentient bus.
• Canon Foreigner: He's the bus from The Magic School Bus.
• Cool Car: Or Bus rather. He's a semi-sentient shapeshifting bus!
• Remember the New Guy?: Koden, Amber, and Frog treat him as a longtime friend despite his existince barely hintend at prior.
• Shapeshifter: Its kind of where the whole 'magic' part comes in.
• Sixth Ranger: Added to the main cast as of episode 7.

Partners and Pets

Evil Balloon

• Animate Inanimate Object: A living balloon.
• Flying Face: Just like Balloon.
• Glass Cannon: 'VRcade' shows that he is far stronger than he looks...but also as fragile as he looks.
• Non-Indicative Name: He isn't even a jerk, let alone outright malevolent. He just does what Dave tells him to.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Dave.
• Satellite Character: He just seems to be Dave's sidekick. His lack of expressiveness or even voice doesn't give him much of a personality.
• Undying Loyalty: Despite how little Dave seems to think of him, he still sticks around with him.

Sand Snake

• Bizarre Alien Biology: He can still eat, despite his head being completely separate from his body...which is made up of a bunch of floating lines.
• Golem: He transforms into a version of this at the end of 'Beach Brawl'.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Lisa.
• Our Monsters Are Weird: Snake puts it best.
  Snake: It doesn't even look like a snake, it looks like a lobster trap attached to some railroad tracks.
• Sand Worm: Meets the qualifications for one better than a snake.
• Silicon-Based Life: Why do you think his name is Sand Snake?

Chilly

• A Lizard Named "Liz": A chinchilla named Chilly.
• I Am Not Weasel: Bear thinks he is a squirrel.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Autmn.
• Parrot Pet Position: Is almost always on Autumn's shoulders.
• Silent Snarker: He'll sometimes narrow his eyes or cross his little paws when he's upset with something.
• Sixth Ranger: Becomes part of the ensemble from episode 5 onwards.
• Ridiculously Cute Critter: He's a chinchilla, it comes naturally!

Perry

• A Lizard Named "Liz": A parrot named Perry.
• Distinction Without a Difference: He is Snake's "partner", not his "pet"!
• Feather Fingers: He can't move the individual feathers, but he can move and flex his wings around like arms.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Snake.
• Polly Wants a Microphone: Snake even notes how fluently he can speak.
• Pungeon Master: He is prone to lame jokes. Namely bird-related ones.
• Sixth Ranger: Becomes part of the ensemble from episode 5 onwards.
• Talking Animal
• Verbal Tic: Here's the thing! Here's the thing! He often repeats a small phrase twice before saying what he wants to say, in stereotypical parrot fashion.

Crystal Dragon

• Exotic Eye Designs: His pupils are square instead of round.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Cody.
• Silicon-Based Life + Our Dragons Are Different: He's a dragon made out of crystal.
• Sixth Ranger: Added to the cast as of episode 7.

Bentley

• Golem
• Hair-Trigger Temper: Has a similar temper to Dave's, and in fact, he has no problems with punching Dave if he pisses Bentley off.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Dave.
• Sixth Ranger: Added to the cast as of episode 7.

Angie

• I Am Not Weasel: Andy calls her a cheetah.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Whitney.
• Panthera Awesome: She's a snow leopard.
• Sixth Ranger: Added to the cast as of episode 7.

Rodney

• Eye Beams: They are powerful enough to blow up rocks.
• Jet Pack: He can fly by emitting flames from his feet.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Robo.
• Robot Dog
• Sixth Ranger: Added to the cast as of episode 7.

Pangle

• Non-Human Sidekick: To Fire Guy.
• Overly-Long Tongue: Fitting for his species. Fire Guy can even use it as a platform!
• Sixth Ranger: Added to the cast as of episode 7.
• Spectacular Spinning: He can curl up into a ball and roll around.
• Wolverine Claws: He puts them to good use when he attacks Alex for insulting Fire Guy.

Eunice

• Because You Were Nice to Me: Goes with Asia after she helped free him from captivity.
• Honorable Elephant: Even after Dave ends up scaring him, he abruptly stops rampaging when he runs up to Asia.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Asia.
• Sixth Ranger: Added to the cast as of episode 7.

Shredder

• Non-Human Sidekick: To Seth.
• Raptor Attack: And this example actually has feathers!
  Perry: But why does it have feathers?
  Seth: Come on, Perry, in this day and age, feathered dinosaurs should be common knowledge.
  Snake: Its true. Dinosaurs were the ancestors of your species.
• Sixth Ranger: Added to the cast as of episode 7.

Vance

• Our Dragons Are Different: He is very lanky and looks like something from Skyrim.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Bear.
• Sixth Ranger: Added to the cast as of episode 7.

Other Allies

Corla

• Making a Splash: While not involving water directly, she can create spikes of coral.
• Pals with Jesus: She is presumably the right-hand-woman of Waterfall Girl, who is the more-or-less the Poseidon of series.
• Pink Means Feminine: Not only is her hair pink, but the coral spikes she can create even are!
• Super Swimming Skills: Due to being a lifeguard and friends with WG, Corla is an incredibly great swimmer.

Waterfall Girl

• A Form You Are Comfortable With: She inhabits a human body to communicate with mortals.
• Everyone Calls Her WG
• Healing Hands: She can use her water to heal wounds or bring popped balloons back to life.
• Making a Splash: Obviously, given what she is the goddess of. She can even drop a waterfall on you.
• Physical God: She is essentially Poseidon.
• Really 700 Years Old: She looks like a young woman, but that woman is just a vessel she uses to communicate with the mortal world.
• Super Not-Drowning Skills: She can grant this to anyone in the surrounding area, which is why you want her around in a fight with Cell.

Kerry

• Declaration of Protection: He makes it a point that no one shall harm Shawn, although the latter is certainly capable of protecting himself.
  Kerry: Nobody harms Leader Shawn!
• Improbable Weapon User: A living shovel is his weapon of choice. (see below)
• Number Two: To Shawn, who he is the bodyguard of.

Shovel

• Animate Inanimate Object: A living shovel, but not to the degree of Bear and the others.
• Living Weapon: He can hop around and stuff, and is Kerry's favored weapon.
• Non-Human Sidekick: To Kerry, which serves as his weapon.

Shawn

• Extra-ore-dinary: Metal Spin, which serves as a defense by creating a barrier of floating steel balls.
• Officer and a Gentleman: He is the leader of some sort of squad, although it has yet to be seen, other than Kerry. He is certainly a chivalrous and polite guy too.
• The Leader: He is the leader over a squad that has yet to be seen, other than his bodyguard, Kerry.

Tide

• Fish People: His face looks more human than fish, though.
• Fluffy Tamer: He owns an aquarium exhibit in the zoo, filled with creatures like White Killer Eels and Pink Fish Chargers, and all of which he has an attachment to and can call upon on a whim.
• Making a Splash: He can create water spouts and such.
• Super Swimming Skills: He's a fish person, so of course he's going to be a fast swimmer!

Lizzie

• A Lizard Named "Liz": Well, Lizzie, to be more precise.
• Furry Confusion: A semi-anthropomorphic lizard is in charge of...a reptile house, which would logically include lizards.
• Gadgeteer Genius: He builds things like jetpacks, security systems, and mechanical arms.
• Ridiculously Cute Critter: He's a little black lizard with big expressive eyes.
• The Navigator: Claims to know the precise geography and layout of any place he has ever been to.
• Talking Animal
• Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?: Goes from working in the reptile house in episode 4 to running a pretzel stand in episode 7.

Teacher

• Cool Teacher: When she isn't teaching classes, she is working with bears!
• Fluffy Tamer: Working in the Windear exhibit, she can calm them down from a flurry of rage easily.
• His Name Really Is "Barkeep": Its not a case of No Name Given; Teacher is her actual name. Balloon can not believe this...despite his own name being the same way.
• Sweet Home Alabama: Even disregarding her emulated Southern voice, she definitely has traces of this character type. She is really friendly and hospitable.

Bee

• A Dog Named "Dog"
• Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: He has green legs and a purple stinger and antennae.
• Black Bead Eyes
• Big Creepy-Crawlies: He is a bee about the size of a dog.
• Talking Animal
• Verbal Tic: He pronounces 'S's as 'Z's, going with the whole 'buzzing bee' thing.
• Virtuous Bees: A friendly bee who runs a pet shop.
• Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?: Goes from being a pet store owner to serving cotton candy.

Pen

• A Dog Named "Dog"
• Animate Inanimate Object: He's a living pen.
• Black Bead Eyes
• The Fashionista: He runs a clothing store and can pick out the exact outfit that a person is suited for.
• Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?: Goes from running a clothes store to running a carnival game.

Spoon

• A Dog Named "Dog"
• Animate Inanimate Object: He's a living spoon.
• Beleaguered Assistant: He tries to get his boss Dave to listen to reason about how a store should be managed and how to treat customers, but Dave is too much of a short-tempered brute to listen.
• Funny Spoon: He's a living spoon who suffers all sorts of unfortunate events.
• Morality Pet: Averted. Even though Dave spilled out his insecurities to Spoon, he has no issues with abusing him.
• Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?: Goes from running the sports equipment store in episode 5 to running an elephant ear stand in episode 7. Dave gets pretty pissed about it.

Taylor

• Beware the Silly Ones: Do NOT insult this weird goofball's store.
• Cloudcuckoolander: He's definitely an oddball, and alters between being helpful and annoying.
• Eyes Always Shut: And if he opens them...it means he's pissed off.
• Like A Broken Record: He has the tendency to answer a series of questions with the exact same one-word response.
• Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?: Goes from running an electronics store in episode 5 to running a deep-fried corndog stand in episode 7.

Candle

• A Dog Named "Dog"
• Animate Inanimate Object: He's a living candle.
• Determined Defeatist: He charges headfirst into battle when he sees Robber Eel stealing from his store...but is beaten instantly.
• Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?: Goes from running a jewlery store in episode 5 to running an ice-cream stand in episode 7.

Knobs

• A Dog Named "Dog": Averted; his name isn't Door.
  Asia: So of all the talking inanimate objects, you are the only one who isn't called what you are?
• Animate Inanimate Object: He's a living door.
• Brought to You by the Letter "S": He has 'U.S.S.' written on him. Its...not clear what that means.
• Pungeon Master: He makes a lot of door jokes.
• Verbal Tic: He adds 'do' before any words with an 'or' in them. For example, 'stdoor' instead of 'store.'

Blake

• Berserk Button: Averted. Finding a Game-Breaking Bug is actually something he likes, since it means he has room for improvement.
• Embarrassing Nickname: He is also known as 'O'. Yeah, just the letter. For some reason.
• Keet: He is very expressive and talkative.
• Shock and Awe: He has electric powers. Fitting for someone who runs an arcade.
• Teleportation: He can teleport in a bolt of lightning.

Julie

• Narcissist: Ohhhhhhh BIG time! She thinks she is the picture of perfection and everyone else is beneath her.
• Never My Fault: Since she view herself as perfect, she'll blame anyone or anything else besides herself when she messes up or does something wrong, no matter how much Insane Troll Logic it takes.
• Jerkass: To quote Asia, she makes Lisa seem like Amber.
• Purely Aesthetic Glasses
• Small Name, Big Ego: She thinks she's absolutely flawless and gorgeous, but she really doesn't have much going for her.

Weird Girl

• CloudCuckoolander: She gets idioms wrong, is prone to Comically Missing the Point, and tries to casually chat up villains.
• Genki Girl: She is very...eccentric and talkative.
• His Name Really Is "Barkeep": Weird Girl is her name, and Koden finds that, well, weird!
• One-Steve Limit: She suggests Koden calls her 'WG', but he says he can't do that because he already knows a WG (Waterfall Girl).

Card Human

• Artificial Limbs: He has giant playing cards for hands and feet.
  Seth: How do you do ANYTHING with those card-hands?! And those card feet, it must be like walking around with scuba flippers on!
• His Name Really Is "Barkeep": As per usual for DSBT.
  Koden: WOW. Thats worse than Weird Girl.
• Pungeon Master: He drops a card pun almost every time he talks.
• When Life Gives You Lemons...: He isn't bothered by his name and limbs in the slightest.
  Card Human: I know with these limbs and my name, you'd think life dealt me a bad hand. Its not so bad once you get used to it, and it comes in HAN Dy sometimes.

Snowman Dad

• Animate Inanimate Object: He's a living wireframe snowman.

Trevor

• Brilliant, but Lazy: He claims to have a lot of knowledge on things, but being a Sleepyhead means he can't even get through a sentence properly.
• Sleepyhead: He has a habit of dozing off even in the middle of his sentences. He says he suffers from narclepsy.

Soda Register

• Animate Inanimate Object: He's a living jukebox.
• Non-Indicative Name: He's not a vending machine and he doesn't accept money, he's a jukebox.

Angel

• Back from the Dead: She has the power to revive the recently deceased, which is something she doesn't like to do.
• Black Bead Eyes
• Cursed with Awesome: Reviving the dead is an incredible power, which is exactly why she doesn't like it and tries to be descrete about it. Kayla of all people realizes what could happen.
  Kayla: What if people found out about her power? You know how much danger that would put her in? Good and evil alike would want someone who could revive the dead! Everyone would be after her, and she would have to be on the run for the rest of her life! And-and since shes an angel, she probably can't die, so she would be on the run forever!
• Our Angels Are Different: She isn't divine in any sense, has butterfly wings, and looks more like a Christmas ornament more than anything.

Beeps

• Animate Inanimate Object: A living plane.
• Cool Plane: He's one that can talk and move his arms and wings like limbs!
• Non-Indicative Name: He's not a car, he's a plane.
  Seth: Okay you're a talking plane, nothing strange there, but why the hell is your name BEEPS?
  Beeps: Yeah, whats the problem?
  Seth: Uhh, maybe that planes don't BEEP!

Paper Boy

• Companion Cube: His red bulletin board, which he uses to hide behind. He says he hates the fact that he even needs it.
• Nervous Wreck: He has a constant stutter and can't handle confrontation without his voice going up a few octaves.
• Shrinking Violet: He is incredibly meek and stutters when he talks.

Creatures and Wildlife

Sushi

• Big Eater: Anyone he eats is always Swallowed Whole.
• Bigger on the Inside: Sushi is no larger than the typical Threatening Shark, yet a group of people can stand inside his throat with no problem. Lampshaded by Amber when she, Koden, Frog, and Tide are eaten by him in 'Untamed and Uncut'.
  Amber: Sushi's a lot bigger on the inside!
• Mechanical Lifeforms: He's a metal shark.
• Threatening Shark: One of the most recurring threats in the series. He is a metal shark with large teeth and an incredible appetite.

White Killer Eels

• Big Eater: Not as much as Sushi, but they have a nasty appetite.
• Slippery as an Eel: They really live up to their name.

Pink Fish Chargers

• Heroic Dolphin: They can save people from the literal jaws of defeat or even function as a Horse of a Different Color.
• Horse of a Different Color: Lisa rides on one to fight her Darkness counterpart in 'VRcade'
• Use Your Head: They use the large purple plates on their heads to ram into things.

Biting Blue Fish

• More Teeth than the Osmond Family: Their teeth are about half the length of their bodies.
• Piranha Problem: They're vicious and hungry!
• Zerg Rush: Their main means of attack.

Windears

• Bears Are Bad News: They are very quick to anger, especially if you are dumb enough to try and fight them!
• Blow You Away: Not only are they made of wind, but they can morph into things like vapor and twisters.

Power Rams

• Acrofatic: They look pretty pudgy and have very tiny legs, but they were very fast.
• Horse of a Different Color: They aren't supposed to be, but Cody, Alex, and Seth use them like one anyway in 'Untamed and Uncut'.
• Use Your Head: Duh. They're rams, after all.

Mibirds

• Mix-and-Match Critters: Part bird, part monkey.

Liords

• Deadly Lunge: This is how they pin down their prey.
• Mix-and-Match Critters: Half lion, half lizard.

Icers

• An Ice Person: They can fire beams of ice and create blizzards.
• Silicon-Based Life: They are sentient ice crystals.

Ice Beast

• Always a Bigger Fish: In 'Untamed and Uncut', it ends up getting squashed by K-Seal before it can really do anything.
• Scary Teeth: They resemble icicles.

Rubber Hand Boss

• Giant Hands of Doom: Its a giant, floating, sentient rubber glove.
• Rubber Man: It can stretch and squash like jelly.

Villains

Slima

• Asteroids Monster: Still has (limited) sentience as a small wad in 'The Party'.
• Blob Monster: Implied in 'The Party' with his Jell-O form, but the trailer for The Movie finally reveals he is this.
• The Ghost: Only a portion of him, as Jell-O of all things, has been shown in the series proper.
• Walking Wasteland: According to Andy, he once polluted all of the planets water by merely sinking into it.

Cell

• Attack Its Weak Point: His brain-like nucleus.
• Blob Monster: Essentially a water version of one.
• Healing Factor: Capable of regeneration if he is blown apart, but not when he's shattered!
• Mega-Microbes: He is essentially a giant watery cell with no true body besides his brain-like nucleus.
• Murder Water: An evil watery cell who will pull you into his body to drown you.
• Kill It with Ice + Literally Shattered Lives: The best way to defeat him is to freeze him, then shatter him!
• Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: He is a Mega Microbe made of water whose brain and entire body is a pink nucleus and whose vacuoles can be fired as projectiles.

Killer Monster

• Ax-Crazy: He really lives up to his name and loves slaughtering others.
• Dark and Troubled Past: He wasn't always evil, but after being banished to a fiery realm for 10,000 years, he became the killer monster he is now.
• Freudian Excuse: He spent 10,000 years in what is pretty much Hell, which made him insane and bloodthirsty.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast
• Obviously Evil: If his name wasn't enough to tip you off, his appearance, voice, and mannerisms will.
• Playing with Fire: He can spit fireballs and breathe fire.
  • Magma Man: He can create Lava Pits to either attack or defend, and can make them burst in a pillar of lava.
• Slasher Smile: Thanks to his Scary Teeth giving off this expression.
• Thinking Up Portals: Its a fiery wall that leads to his realm.
• Time Abyss: He is over 10,000 years old.
• To Serve Man: He eats people, namely those sent to his realm.
• Tortured Monster: He was destined for evil, and even though he and Koden tried their best to prevent this, You Can't Fight Fate. This has left him extremely bitter and violent.

Boo

• Expy: Of the Box Ghost. He is an Evil Is Hammy Harmless Villain with a similar voice.
• Evil Is Hammy: If you can even call him 'evil'. Still, he's puts a lot of emphasis into his words.
• Harmless Villain: As Dave points out, turning people invisible is hardly a threat.
• Invisibility: Not only can he turn invisible himself, being a ghost, but whoever is hit by the white ball he throws turns invisible.
• Our Ghosts Are Different: This ghost can turn people invisible and wears a red shirt.
• Weakened by the Light: Averted, as he gladly tells Bill after his Light Beam fails to harm him.

Michael

• Acquired Poison Immunity: He's immune to his own poison, but not Ashley's
• Evil Luddite: He and Ashley strive to destroy technology and other man-made things.
• Gaia's Vengeance: He and Ashley are invoking this by destroying any man-made structures to restore things to their natural state.
• Poisonous Person: He uses poisonous snakes.
• Snakes Are Sinister: He can summon and manipulate venomous snakes.
• Stupid Evil: He and Ashley intend to save nature...by using poison, which hurts nature...
• Well-Intentioned Extremist: He and Ashley want to return to the world to is natural state, but they do so by destroying structures and attacking anyone who stands in their way.

Ashley

• Acquired Poison Immunity: She's immune to her own poison, but not Michael's.
• Evil Luddite: She and Michael strive to destroy technology and other man-made things.
• Gaia's Vengeance: She and Michael are invoking this by destroying any man-made structures to restore things to their natural state.
• Hollywood Acid: Her acid melts through anything quickly.
• Poisonous Person: She can shoot acid.
• Stupid Evil: She and Michael intend to save nature...by using poison, which hurts nature...
• Well-Intentioned Extremist: She and Michael want to return to the world to is natural state, but they do so by destroying structures and attacking anyone who stands in their way.

Robo-Wolf

• Eye Beams: It can fire powerful red beams from its eyes.
• Homing Projectile: It can shoot missiles.
• Jet Pack: It can fly by emitting jets through the soles of its feet.
• Make Me Wanna Shout: It can emit shockwaves by howling.
• Mechanical Lifeforms: Its a robot wolf.
• More Dakka: It can shoot a flurry of bullets from its nose.
• Savage Wolves: In robot form!

???

• Dirty Coward: He mostly relies on his Digimon to fight for him. As a result of rarely fighting, he can be bested in combat rather easily.
• Evil Doppelgänger: Of Koden.
• My Name Is ???: It literally is, because he was never given a name! Killdra really lays into him how ridiculous this name is.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: To show that he's evil, its the only thing that separates him from Koden. Killdra even thinks he's just Koden high on drugs at first.

Guardromon

• Canon Foreigner: Its from Digimon. Killdra even references this.
  Killdra: Thats copyright infringement. You don't have the liscense to use trademarked characters like those.
• Homing Projectile: They can launch missiles, but they can be redirected right at them.
• Immune to Bullets: As a result of being robots and having tough armor.
• Mecha-Mooks: They are for ???.
• More Dakka: They fire a flurry of bullets from their hands to attack.

Tyrannomon

• Canon Foreigner: Its from Digimon.
• Dinosaurs Are Dragons: Crosses into this since it can breathe fire and all, which Andy points out.
  Andy: Why can it breathe fire? Its a T-rex, not a dragon!
• The Dragon: It turns out to be one for ???. He seems to treat it almost like a partner Digimon.
• In a Single Bound: It can leap straight up through the air in a form of Villain Teleportation.
• Playing with Fire: It can breathe fire and spit fireballs.
• Tail Slap: It can create earthquakes by slamming the ground with its tail.
• T. Rexpy: Its based off of a T-Rex.

K-Seal

• Acrofatic: Even outside of the arctic Icer exhibit, he is very mobile for his massive size.
• Fat Bastard: He's as evil as he is fat. He's a massive walrus-like creature who has a big appetite for humans.
• Gravity Sucks: He can create a vacuum by diving through the ice really fast.
• Mix-and-Match Critters: He is similar to a walrus, but has a horn like a narwhal.
• Real Men Wear Pink: Actually, real men ARE pink! He's also an evil, cannibalistic, Fat Bastard.
• Tail Slap: He can break the ice by slamming it with his tail.
• To Serve Man: Intends to eat Portica and Kayla in 'Untamed and Uncut'.

Robber Eel

• Blatant Burglar: Even when you ignore his name, he still has that loot sack, twiddly mustache, and bowler hat.

• Humanlike Hand Anatomy: He has a tailfin like a weird hand, which he uses to hold his loot sack.
• Slippery as an Eel: 'Slippery' in the tricky sense too.
• Spectacular Spinning: He can form himself into a hoop shape and roll around.
• Thief Bag: He carries it with his tailfin-hand, and can use it as a weapon too.

Stephanie

• Hoist by His Own Petard: If anyone gets a hold of her mic, they can use her brainwashing music to their advantage.
• Manipulative Bastard: Her mind-controlling music aside, she uses Killdra's love for music to trick her into singing a duet with her and amplifying her power.
• Mind-Control Music: Its her specialty, and gets stronger the more people who join in.
• Weaksauce Weakness: Not only does her music only work on males, but if anyone gets a hold of her mic, her songs can be used against her.

REX

• Mechanical Lifeforms: He's a small robot dinosaur.
• Mecha-Mooks: Stephanie's robot minion.

Psycho Man

• Cartoon Creature: Well, he's actually a demon, but the other characters keep thinking he's things like a gremlin, a goblin, and a dinosaur.
• Creepy Long Arms: His arms are nearly the length of his body, complete with Wolverine Claws.
• Dirty Coward: He summons Darkness counterparts to fight for him. When they are dispatched like the lowly Mooks they are, he retreats through a portal.
• Genre Refugee: He thinks he is in a serious action series, but soon realizes that he's part of a comedy series with No Fourth Wall.
• The Napoleon: Implied, since he gets very mad when Killer calls him 'short'.
• Non-Indicative Name: He's psycho, but he's not a man.
• Our Demons Are Different: Calls himself a 'demon lord' and a 'master of the forces of darkness'.
• Thinking Up Portals: He can create a pink and orange portal.
• This Is a Drill: He has a drill horn.
• Villainous Breakdown: Played for Laughs. He becomes increasingly more frustrated as more and more of the cast refuse to take him and his Mooks seriously. Eventually, he just goes Screw This, I'm Out of Here!.

Darkness Counterparts

• Asteroids Monster: Their body parts can function even after being cut off.
• Combat Pragmatist: They always use dirty tricks when they fight, such as ambushing the characters from the shadows.
• Energy Ball: Firing a wave of 5 of these is their only means of attack.
• Evil Doppelgänger: Of whoever is used to create them.
• Fusion Dance: At one point, Darkness Duck uses Darkness Snake's headless body as a replacement for his string. He becomes much stronger in the process.
• Living Shadow: They can sink into the ground and move around like a shadow.
• Made of Evil: They are formed by the darkness and negative feelings inside of the target's heart.
• Made of Plasticine: They break apart very easily, but thats why they function as Asterioids Monsters.
• Mooks: To Psycho Man.
• Red and Black and Evil All Over: They are all black, except for their red eyes.
• When All You Have Is a Hammer…: Their only real attack is firing a wave of pink orbs.

Screech

• The Dragon: To Eel.
• Mix-and-Match Critters + Our Monsters Are Weird: He has bird wings, blue-furred arms and legs, yellow claws and talons, red back spikes, a dark-blue spiked tail, a fireball-shaped head, and a body like a square rocket turbine. Wow.
  Autmn: Its like a harpie and a lizard got stuck in a rocket with a fireball for a head.
• Playing with Fire: He can breathe fire and spit out fireballs.
• Spectacular Spinning + This Is a Drill: By rotating in the air horizontally, he can create a huge drill in front of himself that allows for Fast Tunneling.

Eel

• Big Bad: Although one who isn't introduced until episode 7.
• Dirty Coward: After Killer defeats all of his brainwashed acquantinces and is ready to fight Eel, he distracts Killer by destroying a stand where a mongoose is and then has Screech carry him away.
• Dishing Out Dirt: He can fire stone bricks.
• Gadgeteer Genius: He built a now-destroyed machine that mass-produces Spell Balls. He notes how difficult it was to make without arms.
• Silicon-Based Life: He's an eel made of stone.
• Slippery as an Eel: Even though he is not an organic eel, he still falls under this trope. He's sneaky, crafty, and the Big Bad of the series.

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