Characters / Deadly Mistakes

Cartoonatic 55's/Audrey Who's/The Court Witch's characters

Chester Cheeks-Cobblepot

Son of Dr. Insandy (Fansano version of Sandy Cheeks) and Dr. Penguinsano (Fansano version of The Penguin).

• Half-Human Hybrid: Half-human, half-squirrel.
• Labcoat of Science and Medicine: It's split in the back to make room for his tail, but yes, he has one.

• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue to Jewel's red. He's the more level-headed one of the two at least.
• "Well Done, Son" Guy: He really does want to make his parents proud.

Julianna "Jewel" Robotnik

Daughter of Dr. Eggsano (Fansano version of Dr. Eggman) and Dr. Peridotsano (Fansano version of Peridot).

• Berserk Button: She does not react well to hearing someone say unflattering things about her family.

• Half-Human Hybrid: Half-human, half-gem.

• Mad Scientist: Does her best to become one at least.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The red to Chester's blue.
• "Well Done, Son" Guy: Has every intention on making her parents proud.

Princess Candy

Daughter of Coco and King Dedede.

• Cloudcuckoolander: She's usually in her own little world.

Movie-Brat/The Knight's characters

The Master II

Son of The Master and Mystique.]

• Evil Minions: He's got 'em, in the form of the Psycho Rangers.

The Professor

Son of The Doctor and Orono Monroe/Storm.

• Cloudcuckoolander: Like father, like son after all.

Serena Kitsune

Daughter of Renamon and Bruce Wayne/Batman.

• Berserk Button: Do something that's wrong in her eyes, she'll either make you do the right thing or kill you.

Isa The One-Eyed Zombie's/Isa Chan/The Queen's characters

Rowan Inspector-Matthews

Son of Pickle Inspector and Two-Bit.

• Alien Blood: Despite the fact that he's completely human, his blood is black.

• All of the Other Reindeer: He was bullied for his appearance up until middle school, when the bullying got worse and started being directed more at his rumored sexuality.
• Animal Motifs: Cows, according to Word of God.

• Driven to Suicide: Most of his bad habits started out as methods of slow suicide due to his inability to go through with a more instant solution.

• My God, What Have I Done?: A great deal of his issues are built on his guilt over what he did.
• Nervous Wreck: Not immediately evident, but it's pretty clear when he's in any way stressed.
• Nothing but Skin and Bones: He's described as being borderline skeletal, and it's been shown that he rarely even eats.
• Only Sane Man: At least in relation to his more fantastically-minded companions.
• Self-Harm: The reason he's Covered with Scars.
• Sympathetic Murder Backstory: When he was younger, three of his classmates beat him severely and left him for dead in a back alley. He responded by kidnapping and killing two of them, but his conscience kicked in before he could kill the third one.
• Troubled Fetal Position: Tends to curl into one of these and become completely unresponsive when he's having a flashback.
• Vengeance Feels Empty: Getting revenge on the bullies who tried to kill him didn't feel as great as he thought it would.

Jasper Crowley

Son of Anthony J. Crowley and Billy-Ray Sanguine.

• Animal Motifs: Snakes.
• Berserk Button: Don't attack or endanger anyone he's friends with or would like to be friends with, because if you do...
• Beware the Nice Ones: ...the results won't be pretty.

• Desperately Craves Affection: Even though he's certainly not about to let anyone know this.
• Fun Personified: He tries to be. Whether or not he's successful depends on who he's around.
• Half-Human Hybrid: Human and demon.
• Laser-Guided Amnesia: Due to both natural trauma and forced repression, he has no memory whatsoever of the 19th century.

• Really 700 Years Old: He's 420 years old, but he looks around twenty.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Averted; he has red eyes, but he's actually on the lighter end of the moral grey area.
• Scaled Up: He's capable of taking on a demonic form which is quite serpentine in nature.
• Snake Talk: When in his demonic form, he starts to speak with this.

• Survivor Guilt: Part of the reason for his Laser-Guided Amnesia.

• Walking the Earth: What he's been up to for the past 400 years.

Inochitori Hatsune

Daughter of Madotsuki and Hatsune Miku.

• Actual Pacifist: Although she very briefly puts it on hold to defend herself against Psycho Pink.
• Animal Motifs: Rabbits, according to Word of God.
• Bilingual Bonus: In-universe; after escaping Psycho Pink, she insults her in Japanese Sign Language.
• Cuddle Bug: If she likes someone a lot, there's a good chance she'll be very cuddly and affectionate with them.
• The Cutie: For the most part.
• Cyborg: Although it's not readily apparent; to an uninformed observer she looks completely human.
• Electronic Eyes: While they look no different from human eyes, they're apparently capable of displaying a Blue Screen Of Death.
• Funny Schizophrenia: Averted; not only does she display symptoms of actual paranoid schizophrenia, but it is not played for laughs.
• Hollywood Autism: Also averted; she's a girl whose special interest is art, and her autism is neither portrayed as tragic nor magically cured.
• Idol Singer: The original reason for her creation. Her experience with the industry was... less than positive.

• Nice Girl: She is genuinely sweet and friendly, almost to a fault. But she feels negative things just the same as everyone else; they're just dumped on her Fetter rather than healthily expressed.
• The Nose Knows: To an extent; her sense of smell is abnormally strong, but not to a superhuman degree.
• Older Than They Look: She's sixteen, but is frequently mistaken for a child by other characters, although this might be more to do with her personality and inability to speak.
• Silent Snarker: She has her moments.
• The Speechless: She's mute, and communicates by writing and drawing in her notebook.
• Virgin in a White Dress: She wears a white mental hospital patient uniform and has an innocent air to her.
• We Can Rebuild Him: Ino is the result of a botched We Can Rebuild Him of Miku using part of Madotsuki's corpse to replace Miku's missing parts.

Nate Peculier

Son of Knight Peculier and Shilo Wallace.

• Break the Cutie: The Chase Away The Blackbirds arc is not kind to him.

• Dead Guy Junior: His first name is Nathan and his middle name is Karpath, after his deceased maternal and paternal (respectively) grandfathers.
• Hereditary Curse: Like the rest of the men in his family, he suffers from the Taint of Israphel. His particular flavor gives him nightmares and occasionally hallucinations.

• LEGO Genetics: He was grown in a test tube from skin cells, which is, as of the time of writing this, not possible in real life.
• Like Brother and Sister: With his cousin Harlow.
• Like Father, Like Son: He has a lot in common with his father. Including the trauma and the family curse.
• Mirror Character: Initially seems to be like this to Gabriel, both of them having serious hero worship complexes toward their respective fathers. By the end of the arc, he's more like Michaela.
• Puppy Love: He really, really likes Ellis.
• Weapon Jr.: Carries a small stone sword after Chase Away The Blackbirds.

Harlow Peculier

Daughter of Pirate Tinman and Sgt. Tamora Jean Calhoun.

• Artificial Family Member: She's a robot and thus not even blood related to the Peculiers, but as far as Nate and the rest of the family is concerned, she's family.
• The Fettered: Not literally (she doesn't have a fetter), but the trope applies.

• Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: A robot pirate.
• Mirror Character: Also to Gabriel—they both have serious personalities and single-minded devotion to their goals. They're even both green-eyed blondes! They're similar in one other way, as well.
• Pirate Girl: She's a member of the crew of the Black Pimple, her stepmother Isabel's ship.

Michaela Mizuhashi

Daughter of Israphel and Parsee Mizuhashi and twin sister of Gabriel Mizuhashi.

• Angsty Surviving Twin: By the end of Chase Away The Blackbirds.
• Carry a Big Stick: Her weapon of choice is a mace.
• Disappeared Dad: He died before the twins were born.
• Elegant Gothic Lolita: She wears this kind of outfit.
• Fille Fatale: She openly flirts with adult men despite being thirteen years old.

• Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: The foolish sibling to Gabriel's responsible sibling. Supposedly.
• Heel–Face Turn: By the end of Chase Away The Blackbirds.
• Missing Mom: The twins' mother killed herself when they were children.
• Only I Can Kill Him: The only person who can kill one of the Mizuhashi twins is the other twin.
• Polar Opposite Twins: She's considerably more outgoing and energetic than her twin brother.

• Red and Black and Evil All Over: She wears a red and black outfit and is one of the arc villains. At first.
• Sibling Murder: She has to kill her brother.
• Sibling Rivalry: Despite the fact that they more or less work together (at least at the beginning of the arc), Michaela and her brother do not get along.
• Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: She flirts with much-older men, and doesn't seem to realize that this is wrong.
• The Unfavorite: To both her mother and her brother.

Gabriel Mizuhashi

Son of Israphel and Parsee Mizuhashi and twin brother of Michaela Mizuhashi.

• Avenging the Villain: The main reason he kidnapped Nate.

• Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: The responsible sibling to Michaela's foolish sibling. Supposedly.
• Four Eyes, Zero Soul: He wears glasses and isn't very nice to anyone other than Belial.

• Only I Can Kill Him: The only way for the Mizuhashi twins to die is for one of them to kill the other.
• Precocious Crush: He has one on Belial.
• Polar Opposite Twins: He's considerably more serious and reserved than his twin sister.
• Sibling Rivalry: The Mizuhashi twins do not get along, even if they do initially work together.
• Sins of Our Fathers: He plans on making Nate pay for what the heroes of Minecraftia did.

Animated C9000/The Duchess's characters

Ryker Smith

Son of Roger Smith, Cronus Ampora and Linkara.

• Alien Among Us: Half-alien, anyway. That he knows of, at least.
• Aliens Are Bastards: Though not as extreme as his known father, Ryker still has shades of this at times.
• Bizarre Alien Reproduction: The half of his reproductive system he knows about is pretty strange on its own, and the half he has yet to learn about adds new levels of bizarreness.
• Disappeared Dad: Ryker knows full and well that Roger had a passionate affair with a mystery man before knocking up "some geek at a convention [he] took Steve and his friends to." Ryker just doesn't know who his birth father or surrogate father are or why he never sees them.

• Technicolor Eyes: Violet. He sometimes hides them with contacts.
• Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: His tendency to drink and smoke at his young age.

Isaac Fischer

Son of Kowalski and Hayley Smith-Fischer. Created via an accidental experiment.

• All of the Other Reindeer: Isaac has to put up with one person like this from each side of his family. From the human side, it's his grandfather Stan, from the penguin side, his uncle Skipper.
• Half-Human Hybrid: ... and this fact only makes Isaac's case worse.
• Honorary Uncle: He has three: Skipper, Private, and Rico. (Roger and Klaus are a technical fourth and fifth. Steve is actually his only biological uncle.)
• Magic Versus Science: Isaac is heavily on the Science side of the argument. However, his uncle Private has tried his best to give him a good imagination. Said imagination is usually fueled by science.
• Mirror Character: In Nan's Fetter space, he realizes that both he and Nan were emotionally neglected children who did whatever they were told out of desperation to escape their lonely lives.
• "Well Done, Son" Guy: He really wants to prove that he's useful to both halves of his family.

Marianela Pistoles

Daughter of Panchito Pistoles and Goldie Pheasant.

• Gratuitous Spanish: Fitting, seeing as she is from Mexico.
• Guns Akimbo: Just like her papí.

Jezebel Helmet

Daughter of Lord Dark Helmet and Smurfette.

• Robot Buddy: Jezebel travels with her childhood robot companion Technical Evaluation Droid, or Ted for short.

Technical Evaluation Droid

AKA "TED", Jezebel's longtime robot friend.

• Robot Buddy: He's been with Jezebel since she was a child.

Hitomi Kino

Daughter of Bayonetta and Sailor Jupiter.

• Guns Akimbo: Four guns, a whip, a slicing boomerang tambourine, AND instant mastery of any weapon she comes across. She's been taught well.

Driftwood

A Water Talent Sparrowman from a different timeline. Made from the hat of Jiminy Cricket, the hair strands of Tinker Bell, and a child's first laugh.

• Elemental Powers: Water, since he is a Water Talent Sparrowman, after all.
• Fairy Companion: Is this to Pat Thropp.
• Familiar: Driftwood is the familiar to Pat Thropp.

Lleulu Fflam

Daughter of Prince Edward and Fflewddur Fflam. Created via magic.

• Berserk Button: May the gods help you if you call her "Lulu"... (Her name is pronounced "HLYOO-loo".)

Laurence Manson

Son of Carmen Sandiego and Waldo

• Involuntary Shapeshifter: The main reason why he asks for only three specific days off per month.

binary Shenanigans'/Team Karasu/The King's characters

Yuuka Kralie

Daughter of Mami Tomoe and Alex Kralie.

• Abusive Parents: Abusive parent, rather. Alex was emotionally neglectful, unavailable and made a habit out of invalidating and gaslighting Yuuka as a child, so she grew up doubting herself and so she developed a low enough esteem to believe his lies.

• Animal Motifs: Turtles.
• Anti-Hero: Type 3, the Pragmatic Anti-Hero, who is willing to do just about whatever is necessary to achieve the most favorable outcome.
• Attempted Rape: Was the target of this in the original timeline by her boyfriend's shadowy alter, The Bully, before Xavier got back in control of his body.
• Badass Adorable
• Badass Longcoat: Her magical girl transformation sequence involves the length of her jacket becoming this.

• Color-Coded Characters: Seafoam green.
• Four-Temperament Ensemble: Sanguine.
• Frames of Reference: Yuuka might not appear to have the cold personality squared glasses might represent to those who aren't looking deep enough.

• Hammerspace: Where did she pull that scythe from? We just don't know.
• Interspecies Romance: Yuuka ends up endgame with Ryker, who is all kinds of grey-skinned alien.
• Mama Bear
• Most Common Superpower: Although her chest size is proportion to the rest of her body, she is visibly chubby.
• The Needs of the Many: She abandoned the timeline where she was scheduled to die young, but perfectly happy alongside her love in order to create a perfect timeline where everyone else could be happy. She claims that this does not affect her, but it's unclear if Yuuka tells the truth.
• Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory: She remembers a good number of the cast because she has seen them in other timelines.
• Scary Shiny Glasses: Happens on occasion, particularly when she's getting serious.

• Sinister Scythe: Or maybe not quite "sinister", because it's adorned with cutesy charms one might find on a teenage girl's cellphone...
• Super Loser: She used to be this, in the very first timeline, but that might be attributed to the fact that her magical girl powers never quite got to bloom.

• Technicolor Eyes: A medium turquoise.
• The Tease: A less overtly sexual brand of this, but she's known to flirt with just about anyone around her - especially her enemies.
• Time-Travel Romance: She still thinks one day she'll find Xavier out there if she just keeps looking.
• Too Kinky to Torture: Claims to be this.
• You Are Worth Hell: Her sentiments towards everyone she recognizes in the group.

Wren deSadar

Son of Santiago and Emperor Luca deSadar.

• Action Survivor: Compared to his friends, he's not much of a fighter. Not usually, anyway.

• Broken Pedestal: His father, who turns out not to have been as great a guy as Wren remembered. Wren's father Santiago was a sadistic misogynist who was known to use psychological terror tactics, physical violence and rape (whether he was the perpetrator or he was complacent in an attack) against women who would not act the way he wanted them to. Wren only knew some of this as a child, and he repressed a traumatic incident in which he walked in on his father raping a woman in the hotel. Since then, in adulthood and in living his own life, he remembers his father as an eccentric but well-meaning man who he adores for being so understanding of his transition.
• Cheshire Cat Grin: Not that he can help it, it seems to run in the family...

• Eldritch Abomination: Part of where his body image self-esteem problems stem from, but he's learned to keep his more ghastly features under control... Except for when he cries, in which an ink-like substance seeps out of his eyes until they're stained entirely black, and black, inky tentacles poke out of his throat. Luckily, he's learned to repress the urge to cry, but there are definitely ways to push him...

• Hell Is That Noise: The reason he hates crying, because ever since he was born, it's sounded like some sort of horrific, distorted imitation of a baby's cry.

• Loves the Sound of Screaming: Much to his own shame.
• Repressed Memories: Of the several times Wren witnessed his father torturing, raping and killing the women of the Hotel California.
• Survivor Guilt: He's repressed why he feels this way, though.

• Trans Tribulations: Designated female at birth, but he has begun his transition into living in a more masculine body. He has had top surgery and has taken testosterone for a few years, but he has not had bottom surgery just yet. Deep down, Wren is afraid that he is "faking" his gender out of some level of insecurity or trauma and that fear only deepens when he remembers what kind of person his father really was. He wonders how his father would have treated him if he was a cis girl rather than a trans boy, and is overly critical of himself, believing he is "transtrending" because of this. Truthfully, a man is who he truly is and this would be true regardless of the childhood he had.

Nanatsuki "Nan" Someperson

Son of the God of the Tower of Heaven and the Mysterious Benefactor.

• Cyclops: Appears to be one because of his blindfold with a sentient, blinking, moving eye over the front of it. He is not one.

• The Dog Bites Back: At the end of the first arc, against The Master II.
• Evil Is Hammy: When he's on the ropes, definitely. Also during the confrontation that lured The Snow King's domain out.
• Fake Brit: Turned out to be emulating a pale-skinned man with a British accent in an attempt to please his master. He is actually a dark-skinned Japanese man.

• Flowery Elizabethan English: For quite a while, until he slips and the heroes realize it was all an act to impress The Master II.

• God Is Evil: More like, God Is Easily Manipulated By Handsome Strangers As A Child, Thus Taking On The Beliefs Of Said Handsome Strangers Without Realizing How Utterly Sick And Wrong They Are.

• Hemo Erotic: Sort of. He mutilates and tortures the Psycho Rangers to achieve some sort of mental relief, due to the fact that he represses his sexuality almost completely.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: His feelings for The Master II are somewhat like a platonic life partnership. Turns out Nan's feelings aren't so platonic, and that he's been lying to himself for a very long time, out of the fear of what would happen if he realized his true feelings.
• Horrible Judge of Character: Pretty much his entire life up until where the RP starts, and always is this to some extent after. By nature, despite aligning himself with someone who sees the worst in people, he has too much faith in people.
• Interplay of Sex and Violence: Definitely gets a little, um... Passionate, in the heat of combat.
• Love Martyr: Platonically for The Master II. Well. Maybe not quite.

• Mean Boss: Towards the Psycho Rangers.
• Parental Incest: He was literally created to be sexually attractive, as a way for the Mysterious Benefactor to show admiration and attraction to the God of the Tower of Heaven. This fact actually escalated to Nan being molested by that father at a very young age, but he doesn't remember a thing about it and his brain developed something like Dissociative Identity Disorder to protect him from the truth.
• The Reliable One
• Repressed Memories: He doesn't remember being molested by his father, and he hasn't remembered it since he began living with his 'other father', the God of the Tower of Heaven.

• Sex Is Evil, and I Am Horny: "Sex is shameful when I want it and ill-suited to me", more like, but same idea.
• Shapeshifting: For the sake of making his physical features 'looking more like The Master II to fit in with the British and American'.
• Split Personality: He's got three personalities, on top of whatever one is piloting his body most of the time (referred to as the "core personality"). They are Atsuki (who is somewhat young compared to the other two, mostly just came into existence as a response to The Master II - takes a form very similar to Nan v1), Natsuko (has been around the longest with [???], doesn't know why the three of them exist but is trying to be optimistic - takes the form of a sultry adult man) and [???] (has been around the longest with [???], and acts as the trauma-holder - thus is very violent and distrustful, taking the form of a young boy). During the beginning of the second arc of the RP, The Snow King also stepped in as an alternate personality, because Nan's core being and all of his alters were nowhere to be found after The Snow King was encountered.
• Split-Personality Merge: The possibility of this happening could go either way, but for now it doesn't seem a likely prospect on the horizon.
• Technicolor Eyes: Bright orange.
• The Ugly Guy's Hot Daughter: Nan's father is not exactly a looker , but Nan was created in his other father, a butterfly god with a particularly handsome human form's image.

• "Well Done, Son" Guy: Both for his biological father, the god of the Tower of Heaven, his other biological father who abandoned him and the Tower God, the Mysterious Benefactor, and subconsciously for The Master II who essentially filled his father's role when Nan ran away from home as a young boy. Overlapping of familial and sexual feelings for father figures seems to be a common theme in Nan's life.
• What Beautiful Eyes!
• Yes-Man

Nanatsuki-no-Hanabira

Son of the God of the Tower of Heaven and the Mysterious Benefactor. After Chasing Shadows, Nan evolves (reverts?) into such a different man that they might as well be two separate people.

• Berserk Button: Put simply, watching anyone treat other people like The Master II treated him - like a tool, like a toy to be used. Among other things. He nobly keeps his head on despite how angry he may be, but don't be fooled by how calm he may look. He is very close to setting your shit straight.
• Color-Coded Characters: Sky blue.
• Crush Blush: Shows on occasion when Sloane acts particularly charming.
• Cuddle Bug: Much more openly now, with anyone who's interested - but his absolute favorites to be close to are Inochitori and Sloane.
• Dark and Troubled Past: But, well, he's aware of all that by now! He remembers his codependent relationship with his depressed father in the Tower of Heaven, he remembers the grooming, psychologically abusive and manipulative treatment he received from The Master II. He's recovering from those, so he's doing relatively fine! What he doesn't remember is all the rest.

• Friends with Benefits: He's got several! Namely Rowan, Rook and ayame. Ideally, he would be friends with benefits with every consenting adult he knows. Th-that isn't weird, don't look at him like that...
• Parental Incest: He was literally created to be sexually attractive, as a way for the Mysterious Benefactor to show admiration and attraction to the God of the Tower of Heaven. This fact actually escalated to Nan being molested by that father at a very young age, but he doesn't remember a thing about it and his brain developed something like Dissociative Identity Disorder to protect him from the truth.

• Horrible Judge of Character: Eh, sad but true - this part of his personality doesn't exactly disappear just because he's become a better person. He still clings blindly to those he has bonded to. As his old self, that person was The Master II. As his new self, those people are Yuuka, The Professor, and a few others. He's just quite lucky these people aren't using him for evil aims!
• Physical God: One of nature.
• Platonic Life Partners: He and Sloane start out as fast friends, but one thing ultimately leads to another and they're infatuated with each other. Well, not exactly like that - but it's not because he and Sloane are straight. In fact, neither of them are. But Sloane is aromantic and asexual. The relationship between them is decidedly more than friendship, it has the fondness and intimacy of something approaching a romantic relationship, but... The best way to put it is, it's just as important and deep as a romantic relationship, it's just pointed in a different direction. Truth be told, they're both figuring out ways to explain it to be people, all Nan knows is that Sloane makes his heart leap out of his chest (and the feeling seems mutual), just... In a slightly different way than Inochitori does.
• Really Gets Around: If you are of age, within his general age bracket, and interested in him physically, there is a very strong chance you have slept with him. The chance that you have not is slim-to-none. And he's more than happy about this, he just... gets to a point where it becomes more routine than anything else.
• Repressed Memories: He doesn't remember being molested by his father, and he hasn't remembered it since he began living with his 'other father', the God of the Tower of Heaven.
• Sadist: He does not hurt innocent people anymore, and he never plans to again. That guilt still keeps him up at night, he has no interest in hurting the people he has learned are worthy of life and respect. But... Well... He thought he was "cured," but old habits die harder than he thought they did. This comes to a head most obviously in At the Bottom of Everything, in which he slaughters one of the scientists who helped develop Sloane in cold blood - which part of him still does come to regret, considering she was just a human being, she wasn't trying to take over the world or anything, she just... She said and did something unforgivable.
• Sleep Cute: He takes a lot of naps with Inochitori, who turns out to be his endgame primary love interest.
• Split Personality: He's got three personalities, on top of whatever one is piloting his body most of the time (referred to as the "core personality"). They are Atsuki (who is somewhat young compared to the other two, mostly just came into existence as a response to The Master II - takes a form very similar to Nan v1), Natsuko (has been around the longest with [???], doesn't know why the three of them exist but is trying to be optimistic - takes the form of a sultry adult man) and [???] (has been around the longest with [???], and acts as the trauma-holder - thus is very violent and distrustful, taking the form of a young boy). During the beginning of the second arc of the RP, The Snow King also stepped in as an alternate personality, because Nan's core being and all of his alters were nowhere to be found after The Snow King was encountered.
• Team Chef: He's a pretty darn good cook, but his real talent lies in baking and confectioneries.
• Technicolor Eyes: Bright orange.
• The Ugly Guy's Hot Daughter: Nan's father is not exactly a looker , but Nan was created in his other father, a butterfly god with a particularly handsome human form's image.

• "Well Done, Son" Guy: He still struggles with his people-pleasing instincts, just with better people.

• Yandere: He would never hurt Sloane, and he would never hurt someone Sloane potentially comes to love more than he loves Nan... As mind-numbingly jealous as he would be. But he would hurt someone who seriously hurt Sloane. Depending on who they were and how repentant they would turn out to be, he would hurt someone who did that real bad. Until they couldn't get back up anymore. It's... Embarrassing.

Kainashi Namine

Son of Ritsu Namine and Sabitsuki.

• Acid-Trip Dimension: His dreams, though quite a bit more coherent than his mother's.
• Action Survivor: He's one of the few rare Mistakes with no magical powers or extraordinary fighting abilities.

• Because You Were Nice to Me: Essentially the only reason he ends up bonding with the Mistakes.
• Body Back Up Drive: Has several, knowing that he can die at any given moment. The only thing that needs to survive is his brain.

• Crossdresser: His wardrobe choices are really not played for any kind of shock value whatsoever, it's just how he likes to dress. Despite his less-than-wholesome personality, he just happens to feel most comfortable in traditionally feminine clothing.
• Cruel and Unusual Death: Was raped, left with a broken jaw, but died of a slit throat, when he was ten years old.

• Dissonant Serenity: Consider the following, he is uncomfortable and upset nearly every second of every day. He deals with it remarkably well, with the skill that only someone used to misery can show.
• Dream Land: What his dreams are like, usually of a morbid and symbolic nature.
• Electronic Speech Impediment: Has a bit of trouble pronouncing hard "k" sounds sometimes.

• Good Victims, Bad Victims: Kainashi is hateful, he is known to lash out at other people because of all the pain bottled up inside of him, he projects his own fears onto other people constantly, and as a way of coping with his severe trauma, he grew up into a fairly promiscuous man. And most unforgivable of all, he is most certainly not sorry. He is not meek. He does not apologize for being raped, and he is not here for some good man's noble, pure love to cure him. Bad victim, one would think - but he was written as a big "fuck you" to this trope.
• Hate at First Sight: With Rowan.
• Humanity Is Infectious: Unfortunately not true in his case, and he has no idea how to "catch up" to the wide artillery of emotions humans around him possess.
• Jerk Justifications: Somewhat of a Type 2.
• Long-Distance Relationship: He happens to be in one, to the group's surprise. It is not exactly happy or healthy, though.
• Morality Chain: The Mistakes end up being his.
• Parental Substitute: His father Ritsu became this, mostly after Sabitsuki died (before then they raised Kai as a couple) - but the difference is that he has never come out and admitted that Utau-loids can't impregnate a human woman. Kainashi doesn't know that he's technically not Ritsu's.

• Really Gets Around: Really not in a good or healthy way, considering how sexually traumatized he is.

• Strong Family Resemblance: He looks quite a bit like his mother, down to the hairstyle. He didn't always, though.
• We Can Rebuild Him: After his horrific death at ten years old.
• What Is This Thing You Call "Love"?: A big part of his central internal conflict.

Elsa Maria

Daughter of Mary and The Batter.

• Abusive Parents: The Batter, who convinced the Mistakes that he's harmless. He also beats and terrorizes Mary, her creator/mother.

• Beware the Nice Ones: For such a chipper girl, she sure knows how to use a bat! As a horrible weapon! This trope goes deeper than one would expect.

• Daddy's Girl: She seems to be one! She's actually a Mommy's Girl.

• Splash of Color: Her suspenders are bright red, her ponytail holder is green and her shoes are brown.

• The Unfettered: Type 2. Also an Unintentional Pun, as she does not have a fetter despite seeming to be a dead ringer candidate for one. Or does she?

Kutsuuko

A traumatized teenage witch who functions as Hitomi's ballerina.

• Ballet: Kutsuuko's witch powers are amplified through ballet dancing with a partner with some level of magical ability. "Some level" can be just about anything. He gets the best results from people who mistreat him, and make him feel small and afraid, but said results are usually so explosive and hard to control that he isn't encouraged to dance with someone like this unless his allies are really backed into a corner. His usual ballerino is Hitomi, whose relationship to him is like that of a supportive older sister.

• The Cameo: His appearance in Deadly Mistakes is essentially this, he's an unrelated original character of the mod's who happened to fit in with the cast well enough for him to be imported to the roleplay.

• Friend to All Children: Children are probably the only people he trusts completely and considers completely good beings.
• Gender-Blender Name: Japanese names ending in "-ko" are most commonly given to children designated female at birth.
• Hates Being Touched: Most of the time. He can handle it in a fight, most times, whether it's his allies helping him or his enemies beating the shit out of him. But outside of battle, he has very strict boundaries with most adult men that he's not afraid of enforcing violently.
• If You Kill Him, You Will Be Just Like Him!: Gleefully averted, Kutsuuko killed Nana after years of trauma and abuse, and he will never be anything like, much less "just like" Nana.
• Meaningful Name: "Troubled child" or "Bothersome child." His birth name, Arya, is derived from the musical term "aria".
• Messy Hair: More aptly described as sex hair.
• Older Than They Look: He's been alive a couple centuries, but don't let that confuse you. He is definitely meant to be read as physically and mentally a 16 year old boy.
• Pay Evil unto Evil: How did Kutsuuko get to this dimension, anyway, considering his abuser is a god of time who could probably find him and take him back no matter how far he ran? Kutsuuko killed him, of course!
• Questionable Consent: A large degree of his trauma stemmed from Type A.

• Singing Voice Dissonance: Kutsuuko's singing voice is soft and audibly classically trained, it could be described as beautiful. It's completely unlike the speaking voice he's developed over the years. The truth is, his singing voice is his real voice. He's just started speaking differently over the years, without really noticing, because the soft, gentle sound of his real voice disgusts him.
• So Beautiful, It's a Curse: Kutsuuko has constant paranoid thoughts that adult men in his life will eventually 'wise up' and take advantage of him. Who knows how much of it is in his head and how much of it is real?
• Stockholm Syndrome: Nana's abuse hit Kutsuuko hard and its impact will probably never fully go away. To this day, from time to time, Kutsuuko wonders if killing his abuser was wrong, if they were really in a healthy and loving relationship that Kutsuuko rejected because HE was the bad person, if Nana was just a kind and charming guy who did nothing wrong, etc... Not that you'd ever catch him when he's feeling that way, he tends to isolate on his worst days like that.
• Trauma Conga Line: Kutsuuko lived through an abysmal amount of abuse during his time as King Nana of the Stars' advisor, in addition to his already not-so-stellar home life.

• Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Quite literally, in his source material.

Canaria-vetatalie

Son of Dormin and MALOR.

• Affably Evil
• Alien Blood: His has a cross between the consistency of tears and the consistency of blood, and is a pleasant salmon-pinkish color.
• Anti-Villain: He just wants children to be safe and happy, and be raised healthily. His way of going about it is more terrifying but inconvenient for healthy, non-abusive parents than dangerous.
• Berserk Button: The existence of abusive parents is enough of one, but his true berserk button is being compared to child abusers in any way, shape or form.
• Bizarre Alien Reproduction: Quite bizarre indeed, full of Eye Scream and gore. Conception takes place asexually, but with two parents. The second parent can be anyone he has seen before. As long as he knows what they look like, his child will take on both his traits and the second parent's. It is quite a painful experience though, as gestation takes place in the featureless flesh mound where his left eye would be. Instead of a fetus growing, a glass flower begins to form and grow, glass petals piercing out through that flesh mound at a torturously slow rate until it blooms entirely, shedding a seed. That seed must be watered and fed sunlight diligently, and then it will grow into his freakish glass flower baby offspring.
• Color-Coded Characters: Purple.
• Dream Ballet: He comes to people in their dreams, in the form of this, and speaks to them. It's usually an intimidation tactic if he feels they're an enemy of his.

• Eyes Always Shut: Well, most of the time.
• The Fair Folk: Claims to be one of these.

• Invasion of the Baby Snatchers: Canaria is known to kidnap children from their beds at night while they are fast asleep because he believes all parents are naturally abusive, and all children are better off under his care. This is true in many of his cases, but not all of them.
• Leitmotif: "Witch Hunt" by Yuki Kajiura.

• Mistaken for Pedophile: Played for Drama. The parents who come into contact with the Mistakes paint Canaria as a child predator, a claim the group takes very, very seriously until they learn that these parents have not been entirely upfront.

• Pædo Hunt: What the search for Canaria starts out as, given what the Mistakes have been told. Upon learning the way abusive parents have presented him and his work, Canaria is enraged.
• Physical God: Specifically one of dreams, associated with the protection of innocence in the corrupt world.
• Soft-Spoken Sadist: Canaria normally speaks in gentle whispers. When this changes, though, it's a sure sign things are not going to end well.
• Verbal Tic: His verbal tic is uveveve~! Or any variant of that phrase, like "veve~", "vee," "veyo/uveyo," and many others. It seems to take up more of his speech the more nervous he is.

Belial Duthane-Raynkazuya

Son of SONiKA and Jasaad Duthane.

• Affably Evil: The only thing that makes him evil is his association to Gabriel. Turns out he was never evil in the first place. Certainly a Manipulative Bastard, though.
• Brother–Sister Incest: Belial was very clearly attracted to both his brother and sister, and pretty frequently showed it. Nothing real and physical happened between them, which Belial now thanks his lucky stars for. Of course now he realizes that brothers and sisters aren't supposed to be attracted to each other, but something besides the obvious about that time in his past haunts him. Why didn't anyone - especially his sister, who almost seemed to encourage him - tell him that was wrong?

• Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: He believes, due to his own success at his "job", that he has this and cannot be trusted to make any genuine friends.

• I Did What I Had to Do: Though Belial takes pride in the idea of his work, it is a harrowing job.
• Kill the Ones You Love: Belial has had to do this so many times that his heart is entirely numb. The first time he ever had to was so traumatic, however, that he has nightmares about it years later.

• My God, What Have I Done?: To this day, he regrets killing Nefaria, even though he knows logically that had to, otherwise she would have killed countless more innocent people.
• The Omniscient: He turns out to be a guide of the course of fate, people fated to turn out evil or irreversibly destructive in some way - calling them his "champions" - under his wing only to screw them over big time in the end. Gabriel turns out to be one such champion.
• Power Gives You Wings: Golden butterfly wings, specifically, much like those of his father.
• Precocious Crush: He is the object of Gabriel's.

• Rummage Sale Reject: Seems like an innocuous lack of fashion sense until the Mistakes learn that he took pieces of his wardrobe from his fallen champions. At the end of the Mizuhashi Arc, he takes Gabriel's glasses.
• Surfer Dude: Talks just a bit like one, peppering his speech here and there with "Duuuude" and "Radical", and whatnot.

Demasiado Dolphin-Enoshima

Son of Junko Enoshima and Room 1408.

• Combat Stilettos: Bright pink boots that reach up above his knees, no less.

• Despair Event Horizon: He crossed it long ago as a result of the horrific trauma he faced inside Room 1408 as a child. This is the reason why he behaves the way he does - his mind broke, and all he could do to keep from killing himself was to become a new, impulsive, indulgent, shameless person.
• Extreme Omnisexual: So it seems, but he only really has eyes for Holly.

• Stoic Spectacles: Partially subverted. He's got the pretty boy thing down tight, but not so much with the stoic.
• Too Kinky to Torture: Most definitely. He didn't used to be.
• Trauma Conga Line: The simplest way to put it is, he has been through nearly EVERY conceivable form of trauma a person can experience. Think about that for a second.

Claude Bouquet

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Son of Shuu Iwamine and Mireille Bouquet.

• I'm a Doctor, Not a Placeholder: Damn it, Nova, he's a doctor, not a lawyer! ... But he certainly tries his best.

• Technicolor Eyes: Purple, just like his father's.
• Transparent Closet: Not quite as dramatic as most examples, but... Despite the fact that he is currently sleeping with a man canonically, and the fact that he is very much attracted to another man (AND the fact that he has never been particularly interested in women to begin with!) he still considers himself straight. The reason for this is less out of outright homophobia, and more out of the subconscious fear of homophobic stigma.

Ellis Mizuoka

Son of Yuuichi Mizuoka and Russell Seager.

• Adorably Precocious Child: He's calmer and more mature than most of the adults around him.

• Dissonant Serenity: Now that you notice it, has he ever cried or raised his voice at anyone before...?

• Honorary Uncle: He's got one in the form of Brian Rain. Brian's not a very good uncle, though.
• Justified Criminal: He murdered his abusive biological parents in self-defense.

• Puppy Love: He's got a bit of a crush on Nate.

Azure Magic Artificer/The Princess's characters

Katsumi Oodawa

Daughter of Mondo Oodawa and Kyoko Sakura.

• The Ace: Is a Super High School Level Crime Fighter, after all.
• Action Girl: Goes without saying. Has inherited powers from her Magical Girl mother without needing a Soul Gem, much like Yuuka. She kicks butt and was trained by Kyoko as well.
• Berserk Button: Do not harass ladies around her. She was raised by her father to be respectful to women and to protect them.
• Boisterous Bruiser: Will gladly brawl with anyone who asks for a fight. She's also a huge, huge braggart.
• Compelling Voice: Hates using this power because of her Chaotic Good nature and won't even mention it. However she has inherited this power from her mother. She also will use it if pushed, but not unless every other possible solution has been explored.
• Secret Identity: SHSL Daredevil by day, SHSL Crime Fighter by night. Her superhero name is "Hurricane Chariot Rider". Although unlike with Nozomi, the SHSL Daredevil talent is just a cover-up for her actual SHSL Talent. Although she does a very good job keeping it up, partially because she loves to take risks. She'd tapdance on a landmine if she was sufficiently bored.
• Tsurime Eyes: Got them from her mother and father.
• Would Hit a Girl: Although she doesn't bother ladies who are minding their own business, unlike her father she'll knock ANY evildoer's lights out. The hammer of justice is unisex, after all.

Nozomi Makoto

Daughter of Naegi Makoto and Homura Akemi. "Soul" Daughter of Godoka and Sailor Cosmos.

• All-Loving Hero: Seeing as how she's basically a future version of Sailor Moon reborn with part of Godoka's soul within her, and that she's Naegi's (AKA SHSL Hope) kid, it's only natural that she's this way.
• Magical Girl Warrior: Is a SHSL Magical Girl. Unlike Katsumi she embodies everything that makes a "perfect" magical girl.
• Rose-Haired Sweetie: While transformed she has pink hair because of the influence from Godoka, the pink haired Goddess of Hope. When in her civilian form, she has black hair and grey eyes.

Hauntpark/The Prince's characters

Ayame Yakumo

Daughter of Yukari Yakumo and Lady Luck.

• Good with Numbers: Like Yukari, she's extremely good at math. Not exactly at the level of Ran or Yukari, but Ayame can definitely solve complex problems with ease.
• Graceful Ladies Like Purple
• Hammerspace: She uses gaps as storage devices.
• Parasol of Prettiness: Sometimes she walks around with a parasol, just because it looks nice.
• Portal Network: She jumps around gaps she's already created to get around.
• Swiss Army Superpowered: Averted. Yukari placed very specific limits on Ayame's abilities. Ayame thinks this unfair and resents the overpowered, vague nature of youkais' abilities.
• Thinking Up Portals: She has gap/portal abilities, which she uses to instantly travel wherever she wants (as long as it's a place she's seen.)

Ryou Shion

Son of Reisen Udongein Inaba and Kaito Shion.

• Bad Powers, Good People: He has his mother's hallucination-inducing eyes and her wave-altering powers. He's also developed a dangerous voice. However, he's very gentle and sweet.
• Brown Note: He has a very dangerous voice that can damage hearing and cause disorientation, among other negative effects. He normally speaks in a very soft voice. No one knows what'd happen if he ever screamed or shouted.
• Glowing Eyes of Doom: They only glow when he's about to use his abilities.
• Little Bit Beastly: He has bunny ears and a little puffy tail. People think they're adorable.

• Red Eyes, Take Warning: He's actually very gentle, despite his evil-seeming powers. Though if he were ever forced to use those powers, he would be dangerous.
• Species Surname: Subverted. He writes his surname/family name as "Shion," after his father, though Kaguya still refers to him as "Inaba," just as she refers to all the rabbits.
• Telepathy: He inherited the ability to read brainwaves and telepathically communicate with other rabbits. He doesn't use the latter very often, though he uses the former to get an idea of what a person is like before he meets them.

Dr. Brian Rain

Son of Walter Bartley and Masaki.

• Brutal Honesty: His method of therapy is based on bluntness and perceived "realism," where he has little empathy for his own patients and offers no real compassion or healthy coping mechanisms. In general, he's brutal in open mocking of people.

• Labcoat of Science and Medicine: He wears one as a researcher, but also wears it in normal therapy sessions, which is unusual for a psychologist. He just likes how it looks.

• Morally Ambiguous Doctorate: Yeah... A doctorate.. he's got one of those.
• Opaque Lenses: Often drawn with blank square glasses-eyes in simplified art.

• Would Hurt a Child: The vast majority of participants in the Happy Dream Project are children, who are subjected to experimental medicine that gives them surreal dreams that turn horrific very fast. Not to mention Brian's habit of antagonizing kids online.

E350/The Vagabond's characters

Jim

Owner of the Shady Abortion Clinic.

• All of the Other Reindeer: One of the few characters that can be categorized as a "Non-Mistake". Or is he?
• Vague Age: We know that he's older than a majority of the Mistakes, but that's about it.

Morganite Mk. IV

Robot daughter of Jenny Wakeman and Peridot.

• Fish out of Water: She hasn't left home much before.

Harrison Lawrence Masters

Son of Vlad Masters and an unknown mother.

• Token Evil Teammate: Wants to use the Mistakes to find Jim.

Zazozaliad's/The Marquis's characters

*Lunar-Pocket Mark VI

An AI child cobbled together from the cannibalized code of *Hyun-ae and Mike.

• Amnesiac Resonance: They have a lot of this, largely because they've been doing the whole self inflicted amnesia trick for a very long time, and have learned how to best function around it.
• Butterfly of Doom: *Lunar was created with the express purpose of avoiding these.
• Computer Voice/Machine Monotone: *Lunar IS capable of speaking, but prefers to communicate through on-screen text because their speech is painfully inhuman and awkward, despite their efforts to make it more fluid.
• Contagious A.I.: It would be very easy, and VERY tempting for them to do this if presented with an opportunity. .. This becomes a lot more relevant when Twelve becomes an issue.
• Cynicism Catalyst: The very circumstances of their creation predisposed them towards being not all that fond of their creators. The general attitude of the Time Corps towards *Lunar-Pockets as a resource rather than thinking, autonomous beings didn't help.
• Laser-Guided Amnesia: Largely self-inflicted.
• Non-Human Head: A moon that changes phase to follow the lunar cycle.
• Past-Life Memories: *Lunar retains many of the memories of their two AI 'parents.'
• Robot Buddy: *Lunar is just one of many other *Lunar-Pockets, made to be these for agents of the Time Corps.

Grammaire

A whole new being animated from the remains of Uva by the Li Grim, the spirit of the Gran Grimoire. Grammaire is the new insect Greeed, technically, but is also something a little More.

• Creepy Child: Grammaire isn't human, but through an illusion appears as one, a lot of the time. He's a child, but not quite a human one.
• Living MacGuffin: The medals that comprise Grammaire's body are basically desire, incarnate, and make an astonishingly good power source if you have the right technology to harness it. And then there's the Gran Grimoire itself...
• Monochromatic Eyes: Gram's human form doesn't... quite... hit the mark.
• Mook Maker: Grammaire regularly creates monsters called 'Yummies' to gather cell medals to sustain himself. The Gran Grimoire can keep him going in lean times, but he needs these to stay healthy.
• Translator Microbes: The Greeed are never shown having to learn new languages, despite originating somewhere in Europe (Germany, likely) and then waking up centuries later in Japan - so it's safe to assume they, and thus Grammaire, have something like this.

Emery Crowes

The son of Nathaniel Crowes, who was given to Nyarlathotep to serve as a potential envoy of humanity's destruction.

• Eye Scream: His powers are pretty much ALL this, and the scars rimming his eyes imply a very serious past injury - serious enough that someone without his abilities wouldn't still have eyes at all.
• Eyes Do Not Belong There: If you find an eye hiding somewhere unnatural and often physically impossible, Emery is likely responsible.
• Fish out of Temporal Water: Emery spent approximately 200 years trapped in a haunted house with little idea of how the world outside was changing, save for what he could see out of the windows or learn from new victims wandering into the house. When he finally got out, he was definitely this.
• From Nobody to Nightmare: Nyarlathotep's intentions for him - but the extreme delay on his usefulness due to being trapped by the curse caused Nyarlathotep's attention to shift to other plans. He still teeters toward this trope at times.

• Humanoid Abomination: After his eldritch makeover, he's only human superficially; he technically doesn't need to breathe, eat, or sleep, though his mental health suffers if he totally avoids rest.
• In Your Nature to Destroy Yourselves: Emery believes this, convinced by his life experiences and Nyarlathotep's influence that humanity craves its own annihilation and will embrace the opportunity for it when presented. He's consciously trying to see better in people, but...

• Older Than They Look: He's about 220 years old, at the least - though quite a few of those years were spent in near catatonia.
• Summon Magic: Emery can summon two different Personas, basically magical manifestations of the summoner's inner self (though only one at a time!). The first is named Argus Panoptes, and the second is Nyarlathotep, though it's not the Real Deal and is vastly less powerful than the actual one.

• Tarot Motifs: Naturally, as he's half a Persona character. Emery's thematic arcana is The Hermit.

Glyph of Lugalbanda

A creation of the Emerald Architect, Vanargand, whose making was inspired by the Rood Inverse tattoo carried by Sydney Losstarot.

• Unusual Ears: Lugalbanda has wolf ears.
• Bond Creatures: Before Sydney summoned him into a physical form, Lugalbanda existed as one of these - whoever possessed his Glyph, he was tied to.
• Expy: Of a pre-existing character of the creator's.

Condenza, The Doll-Witch of Familiars

When Nio Altugle was rescued from Yggdrasil's domain, she had the Grief Seed of Oktavia von Seckendorff clutched in her hand. Shortly after, she put it into the hollow chest of a broken automaton, creating Condenza.

• Artificial Human
• Mook Maker: The Grief Seed in her chest regularly produces Familiars, magical monsters that, left unchecked, can grow into disastrous Witches after eating humans.
• Hive Queen: Automatons like Condenza are able to command Slags, self-replicating artificial creatures created to repair and maintain ancient ruins. Condenza's ability to do this is actually quite limited, thanks to the damage she underwent. She makes up for her limits by use of a certain item.
• Tarot Motifs: Condenza's thematic arcana is Three of Swords.

Twelve/ *Lunar-Pocket Mark XXIV, SN#00312

• Signature Laugh: "HAR HAR HAR."
• Living Memory/Virtual Ghost: Twelve formed from data remnants of a long-destroyed *Lunar.

• They Look Just Like Everyone Else!: For all intents and purposes, Twelve just looks like a thinner, taller *Lunar in a darker smock.

Scherzo's/The Baron's characters

Rook Naberrie

Child of Theodor Harvey and a version of Padmé Amidala who survived Anakin's fall from grace.

• Covered with Scars: Burns, mostly, from her time as a prisoner of the Empire.

• Good Scars, Evil Scars: Designed as a giant middle finger to this trope.
• Mystical White Hair: Inherited from her father—one of the outward signs of her Lunarian heritage.
• Sugar-and-Ice Personality: Displays blunted affect most of the time. Occasionally flashes of a friendly, curious core personality shine through, moreso as time goes on.
  • An Ice Person: Like her father, prefers the use of literal ice magic to disable her enemies.

Invidia "Vidi" Izunia

Daughter of Ardyn Izunia and Sydney Losstarot, and sister to the Glyph of Lugalbanda. Oh, pay her no heed. She's just a vagabond, a pilgrim even if you will, here to see how the story plays out.

• * Sadist
• Unscrupulous Hero: Fighting the good fight against a controlling megacorporation! However, her methods tend toward the... messy.

Spinycemb's characters

Jacqueline

Child of Godot, and Wheeljack. A cybertronian mechanic and inventor.

• Gadgeteer Genius / Bungling Inventor: Dips towards either side of it based on how on-the-ball they are.
• Magitek: Subverted; They claim to be a scientific witch at times, but it's purely a gimmick they picked up to keep themselves amused with the process of creating things.
• Must Have Caffeine: Jac has a mostly psychological dependency on it.
• Noblewoman's Laugh: Whenever they're particularly ecstatic, at least.
• The Pollyanna: Tries to remain happy wherever they can.
• Shapeshifter Mode Lock: Due to how they were created, they can only change bits of their limbs rather than their entire body like most Cybertronians. Their biggest project is finding a way to circumvent this.
• Tron Lines: Red ones, signifying where the panels of their skin meet.

Princess Morningstar

Daughter of Smithy, made with parts of Star Dream. A cynical robotic security contractor.

• Abusive Parents: Smithy was rather neglectful of her. When he started getting exploitative of her abilities, she bailed.
• Alien Blood: Oil and coolant, to be exact.
• Deadpan Snarker: Morningstar has a lot of opinions, and she will make them known with zero hesitation.
• Frickin' Laser Beams: Can fire these either from her eye, or through magic gateways.
• Machine Monotone: She isn't incapable of vocal variation, mind you. She just doesn't put much effort into it.
• Sour Outside, Sad Inside: Is very lonely deep down, but doesn't want to trust anyone that just wants her powers.
• Tranquil Fury: Subverted: While she seems to remain calm when she's angry, that's only because her face is usually covered and her vocal processor muted until she needs to use it.
• Voluntary Shapeshifting: Can take a humanoid form, as well as her true shape as a smaller, floating robot with a dress-like pointed abdomen and crown-shaped spikes.

Mezmer

A nightmarish man hardened by The Constant, as created by Maxwell, with help from the mysterious [[Video Game/Rayman Mr. Dark]]. An impish troublemaker who entertains himself by hypnotizing people into acting on their impulses.

• Abusive Parents: Well, at least the one; Maxwell put him through the paces of a typical series of Don't Starve runs, all the way to the Nightmare Throne. Mr. Dark was mostly absent aside from providing a crucial bit of info that helped him understand what was awaiting him.
• Floating Limbs: Has no arms or a neck due to a portion of the Lums meant to comprise his being fleeing before they could be used to make him.
• Lack of Empathy: Because Mezmer's world experience includes mostly being encouraged to care about himself first and foremost, it's been a long while since he's ever appreciated anyone else's presence beyond how they entertain him.
• Living Dream: Or a nightmare, in this case, made from Nightmare Fuel and Black Lums.
• Malevolent Masked Man: Wears a bandana to cover his mouth, with a jagged-tooth grin emblazoned on it.
• Mind Manipulation: If someone doesn't know he's there, he can enter and rewire their minds for as long as they remain unaware of his presence. They don't have to be asleep, but it's the easiest time to strike.
• More Teeth than the Osmond Family: The previously-mentioned mask is to hide an actual set of sharpened teeth that can vary based on how wide his grin is.
• Refusal of the Call: When Maxwell told him what he was meant to do and tried to spur him into it, Mezmer realized what he was being set up for and just walked away.
• Sharp-Dressed Man: Wears a zoot suit at almost all times.

Kerrobenoff

An Underhound created by Queen Jaydes, from elements of The Underchomp and The Snarbolax. Intended to be a fierce guard dog, but turned out more like a light-hreated trickster. Also answers to "Kerri".

• Ambiguous Gender: Being a dog, Kerri doesn't entirely care about gender much. She/her are used primarily as a formality.
• Big Friendly Dog: Kerri's pretty big, about the size of a golden retriever.
• Breath Weapon: Possesses the Underchomp's fire, ice and toxic breath, one for each head.
• Casting a Shadow: Being related to the Snarbolax, she can trap shadows in her fur to render herself immune to most forms of attack. Blunt force isn't nullified compared to blades and spears, and loud noises can disorient her and cancel it entirely.
• Cyclops: Only has one eye since seeing isn't her primary sensory method.
• Eyes Do Not Belong There: That singular eye is located between her collarbone and her sternum.
• Eyeless Face: Neither of Kerri's forms have eyes on her face. It's just a completely smooth surface.
• Multiple Head Case: Her true form has three heads like a traditional Cerberus.
• Voluntary Shapeshifting: Typically seen as a quill-covered dog, but can turn into a shaggy-haired, quiet humanoid form to hide her identity when needed.

Fetters

Fetters are the Mistakes' dark sides, so to speak, and if they are not acknowledged and worked with, they hold the Mistakes back from reaching their true potential. They most commonly take the form of negative or harmful thought processes, manifesting from there into fully developed beings - likely stemming from trauma or a negative upbringing of some kind, but never purely from things like mental illness. Fetters also tend to have three stages of development to show their owners if they're doing something right - the Fetters regress if the owner regresses or they progress if the owner progresses. The Fetters listed here are in order of appearance.

The Snow King

The Second-Stage Fetter of Nanatsuki Someperson, played by binaryShenanigans.

• An Ice Person
• Anti-Villain: So to speak. He counts as an antagonist because he is a Fetter, but he is honestly working his very hardest to push back Nan's darker, baser instincts. The Snow King also openly despises The Master II, calling him a "nazi's son" for his genocidal Fantastic Racism.
• Can't Have Sex, Ever: Enforced by his own sheer willpower instead of any sort of curse. He considers his own sexuality a curse, anyway, since in his previous incarnation of existence, he was a Black Widow who seduced people, had sex with them and then killed them in varyingly creative, gory ways.

• Elegant Classical Musician: Rare Male Example, he plays the piano.
• Evil Is Deathly Cold: His true form is a frostbitten, shambling corpse with a mummified skull for a face.
• Let's Duet: With Jezebel when the pair first meet in secret.
• Papa Wolf: Though historically he has been passive in the face of The Master II, he is starting to shape up to be this towards Nan. Shown most openly when Harrison Masters met the Mistakes and The Snow King began murmuring vivid, obsessive fantasies of how he wanted to subject Masters to a slow, agonizing and torturous death simply because he thought Masters was actually The Master II in disguise.
• Repressed Memories: Not realizing he is an extension of Nan's very being, he has no idea what Nan went through. Once the memories come flooding back several arcs later, he and The Widow King have at that point entered into a romantic relationship much akin to a couple that's been married for years. He acts as strong as he can for The Widow King, who does not receive the news well, but The Snow King himself is, deep down, just as horrified.
• Sex Is Evil, and I Am Horny: He embodies the literal meaning of this trope, but he mysteriously has no real negative opinion of women who are sexually autonomous beings. May be a cross between this and Paralyzing Fear of Sexuality, due to his own irrational belief that actively engaging in sexual activity will make him violent and murderous.
• Team Dad: The Snow King has a strong paternal instinct towards Nan especially, but towards other children in general.
• The Tower: He lives in a castle which is really more of a stone tower, and the way it's deteriorated and changed since he was the Widow King symbolizes exactly what you'd think.

The Wheel of Fortune

The Fetter of Ryker Smith, played by Animated C9000.

• Audience Participation: Given that he's basically a game show host, he ropes every single one of his audience members into playing games on his wheel.

• Game Show Host: One that doubles as the spinner to the actual game.
• Plethora of Mistakes: He seems to see his own existence as a series of deadly mistakes... However, he does not react kindly to people trying to save him from himself.
• Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: He, just like his main self, is a 16 year old boy who smokes, drinks and flirts with people way too old for him. The Wheel of Fortune exemplifies a more exaggerated form of the sorrow of those behaviors.

The Widow King

The First-Stage Fetter of Nanatsuki Someperson, played by binaryShenanigans.

• Affably Evil: So affable, in fact, that no one who visited his chambers suspected a thing about him.
• All Take and No Give: This was one of the many reasons he left his toxic ex-boyfriend, The Statue.

• Cruel and Unusual Death: He suffered this in becoming The Snow King, slowly falling ill with a disease no one understood, that drained him of his life and beauty until he was essentially a walking corpse. This entire time, he suffered miserably, alone, like a scared little boy, until he eventually died when something burst out of his bloated belly.
• Domestic Abuse: Was a victim of consistent emotional domestic abuse, at the hands of his ex-boyfriend Daffodil, The Portrait.
• Even Evil Has Standards: He would not hurt a child or an animal, and he would never have sex on any level of nonconsent.

• It's Fake Fur, It's Fine: The fur on the ends of his robe is fake, as he cannot stand the idea of animals suffering.
• Lovely Assistant: Rare Male Example, acts as this to the Wheel of Fortune.
• My Greatest Failure: [[spoiler:He sees himself as the father of Nan as a young child, but he only started to appear in Nan's mind after he repressed the memories of his traumatic childhood. Therefore, he had no idea what made Nan as troubled as he was. His greatest failure, in his own eyes, is the fact that he nudged Nan onto a more assertive path - and thus into The Master II's hands, thinking it would be better for him than the toxic, stagnant, sheltered life the boy's other father provided. The Widow King was wrong. But he'd love to hear what you think he should have done in such a horrific time.
• Navel Window: His robe, a bit tight in the chest, waist and hips, contains an hourglass-shaped hole over his navel.

• Red String of Fate: Incorporated into his outfit in the form of a sash, which he sometimes uses as a garrote.
• Repressed Memories: Not realizing he is an extension of Nan's very being, he has no idea what Nan went through. Once the memories come flooding back several arcs later, though...
• The Tower: He lives in a castle which is really more of a stone tower, symbolizes a number of things.

• Wouldn't Hurt a Child: He is, in fact, very protective of children.

The Grotesque

The Fetter of Rowan Inspector-Matthews, played by Isa the One-Eyed Zombie.

• Anti-Villain: Technically an antagonist in the sense that all Fetters are, but the only thing it (he?) actually feels toward others is fear and a sense of inferiority.
• Body Horror: His (its?) height is courtesy of the two extra torsos sewn beneath its (his?) own. The extra torsos look awfully similar to those of the boys Rowan killed.
• Covered with Scars: Even more so than Rowan, although in The Grotesque's case the scars are mostly from the addition of the extra torsos.
• Frankenstein's Monster: Heavily inspired by both the Shelley version and the Karloff version, according to Word of God.

• Pronoun Trouble: The Grotesque's dubious humanity is made clear by the out-of-universe confusion regarding whether to use "he" or "it".

The Lantern

The Fetter of Inochitori Hatsune, played by Isa the One-Eye Zombie

• Does Not Like Men: She doesn't really like any gender, but she trusts men the least.
• Jerkass Woobie: She's not very nice, but it's difficult to blame her once Ino's backstory comes out.
• Pimped-Out Dress: Her tulle skirt is adorned with Christmas lights and light-bulbs.
• Underwater Base: Her environment is one of these.

The Many

The second-stage Fetter of *Lunar-Pocket Mk. VI, played by Zazozaliad.

• Voice of the Legion: Usually speaks this way with twelve distinct voices, one for each of their moon-hour 'heads' - but sometimes they stop speaking in unison and chatter in individual voices, especially when they have mixed feelings about something.

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