Characters / Dino Attack Villains

Characters who oppose the Dino Attack Team and are responsible for creating the Dino Attack itself in Dino Attack RPG.

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Villains

Mutant Dinosaurs

In general

• Adaptational Sympathy: In the original LEGO Dino Attack toyline, the Mutant Dinos were just pure evil Prehistoric Monsters for the heroes to fight. In Dino Attack RPG, while they are still the main antagonists, they are portrayed as Tortured Monsters that would not be actively malicious if the Maelstrom mutation didn't force them to act on their destructive urges. It's also shown that Mutant Dinos can be spared and tamed, proving that even some Dino Attack agents are sympathetic towards their enemy.
• Adaptation Name Change: Although they are all (sometimes) classified as mutants in LEGO Dino Attack, only Mutant Lizards have "mutant" in their name. In Dino Attack RPG, all Mutant Dinos have "mutant" in their name to distinguish themselves from natural dinosaurs such as Chompy.
• Amplified Animal Aptitude: They are definitely not Dumb Dinos. Although they are driven by primal urges to destroy, Mutant Dinos have shown themselves to be quite intelligent when they communicate. This causes no end of moral debates among Dino Attack soldiers.
• Animal Jingoism: In the Director's Cut, the carnivorous Mutant Dinos and herbivorous Mutant Dinos would rather fight one another instead of hunting down humans. Not even XERRD's genetic engineering could overcome that basic instinct. There are herbivorous Mutant Dinos among the army in the final battle, but by that point Dr. Rex has used the Maelstrom to fully enforce his control over the dinosaurs.
• Animal Talk: All Mutant Dinos speak the same language.
• Animorphism: Some Mutant Dinos were actually humans who were mutated, whether by Mutant Dino DNA Serum or by Shadows experiments. The Anti-Dino Machine was created specifically to prevent this from happening.
• Awesome, but Impractical: In the Director's Cut, Jenson suggests that this is the reason why the herbivorous Mutant Dinos are much rarer than the carnivores. The herbivores are nearly just as dangerous as the carnivores, but due to Animal Jingoism can never work effectively alongside the carnivores, leading XERRD to focus on the more efficient carnivores.
• Back for the Finale: After making rare and scattered appearances throughout the Director's Cut, all "rare" Mutant Dinos (Spinosaurus, Mosasaurus, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, and Brontosaurus) participate in the Final Battle.
• The Coconut Effect: Many inaccuracies regarding the nature of dinosaurs are intentionally preserved in Dino Attack RPG to accurately follow its source material.
• Conservation of Ninjutsu: Compare how hard it is to kill one Mutant Raptor versus an entire pack of Mutant Raptors.
• Decapitated Army: The death of Dr. Rex basically negated the threat of the Mutant Dino army. Justified, in that the weapon that took Dr. Rex's life also killed the majority of the Mutant Dinos, and the death of Dr. Rex also cut off Baron Typhonus, the one compelling the Mutant Dinos to be destructive in the first place, from the LEGO Planet for good.
• Elite Mooks: There are stronger versions of Mutant Dinos, including ESG's enhanced mutants, the Shadows' unimutants, and the Green Goo-exposed mutants.
• Evil Is Bigger: Mutant Dinos are notably larger than their natural counterparts.
• Evil Evolves: Various breeds of Mutant Dinosaurs adapted to the cold arctic climate of Antarctica, forcing Dino Attack Team to exterminate them ASAP.
• Fantastic Racism: Mutant Dinos are subject to this, since natural dinosaurs always refer to Mutant Dinos as "abominations" and attack them on sight.
• In Your Nature to Destroy Yourselves: The fate of Mutant Dinosaurs in the What If? story December 21, 2010, where they turned on each other and wiped themselves out after Baron Typhonus got the Maelstrom Crystal.
• Keystone Army: All Mutant Dinos have Maelstrom in their bodies. Imagination is Maelstrom's only known weakness. Meaning, if you have enough Imagination...
• Kill It with Ice: The Mutant Dinos are depicted as cold-blooded. Therefore, their Logical Weakness is cold temperatures.
• Living Dinosaurs: Rather than being brought back from extinction, the dinosaurs were originally captured extant specimens from Lost Worlds such as Adventurers Dino Island, Dinosaur Island, and Adventurers' Island.
• Mooks: The Mutant Dinos are usually serving a greater master, such as XERRD.
• Mutants: The dinosaurs were mutated by XERRD experiments with the Maelstrom.
• Non-Malicious Monster: Although the Maelstrom drove their urges to destroy, the dinosaurs themselves were not actively malicious and more akin to confused animals acting on instinct.
• Predators Are Mean: There are four main types of mutant dinosaurs (two of which technically aren't actually dinosaurs), all of which are carnivorous breeds. There have been no known sightings of a Mutant Triceratops, a Mutant Stegosaurus, or Mutant Brontosaur in the original RPG, although the Director's Cut finally introduced herbivorous Mutant Dinos.
• Prehistoric Monster: The Mutant Dinos serve as the primary antagonists and are usually depicted as vicious monsters.
• Red and Black and Evil All Over: Mutant Dinos frequently have black and red scales.
• Reptiles Are Abhorrent: Mutant Dinosaurs (which are portrayed as more similar to reptiles than birds in Dino Attack RPG) are the RPG's main antagonists.
• Robot Me: Various factions, including the Dino Aliens and the Evil OGEL Empire, used robotic versions of Mutant Dinos as a Mythology Gag referencing the fact that the dinosaurs are sometimes implied to be robots in the original toyline.
• Savage Spinosaurs: A Mutant Spinosaurus is only briefly seen in the RPG, but based on the fact that it could destroy a city bank, it's a lot more dangerous than its real life counterpart.
• Slave Mooks: The Mutant Dinosaurs are first controlled by Dr. Rex and XERRD. After Dr. Rex is possessed by the Darkitect, they become more direct slaves of the Maelstrom.
• Tortured Monster: The mutation causes suffering for most Mutant Dinos, provoking them to lash out and give in to the urges to destroy. When Rex and Chompy discover Mutant Dinos who were recently mutated by XERRD, the mutants try to warn them to turn back so they won't get mutated as well.
• Your Size May Vary: While their size is never explicitly stated, it seems that Mutant Dinos are depicted as considerably smaller than their LEGO Dino Attack toyline counterparts. For example, the toy Raptor is over twice as tall as a human minifigure, but the RPG's Mutant Raptors are implied to be closer in size to velociraptors from Jurassic Park.

Mutant Lizard

• Acid Attack: Yellow-skinned Mutant Lizards can spit acid.
• Adaptive Ability: Mutant Lizards have the ability to adapt, which makes the Xenon Multi-Mode Launcher an effective weapon against them since it can change attack modes on the fly.
• Breath Weapon: Red-skinned Mutant Lizards can breathe fire.
• Casting a Shadow: Black-skinned Mutant Lizards have darkness abilities, allowing them to cast a field of shadow blinding anyone within its radius.
• Chameleon Camouflage: Green-skinned Mutant Lizards have camouflage abilities.
• Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: There are many different breeds of Mutant Lizards, each with a different ability, such as camouflage, acid-spitting, and fire-breathing. The RPG assigns each breed a specific color, based upon their appearances in the LEGO sets and online game: green Mutant Lizards are camouflage, red Mutant Lizards are fire-breathing, yellow Mutant Lizards are acid-spitting, purple Mutant Lizards are stealth, and black Mutant Lizards are darkness.
• Dinosaurs Are Dragons: Red-skinned Mutant Lizards can breathe fire. Apparently, this is why Francis thinks that they're actually dragons.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, the Mutant Lizards' theme is "Ants!" from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
• No Name Given: Unlike the other dinosaurs, Mutant Lizards are not identified by the name of their dinosaur species. There's some debate about this in-universe, with some scientists believing that they're Compsognathus, some scientists believing they're Coelophysis, and some scientists (including Dr. Rex himself) believing that they're a new undiscovered species of Living Dinosaurs.
• Playing with Fire: The fire-breathing Mutant Lizards.
• Stealth Expert: Purple-skinned Mutant Lizards have heightened stealth. Unlike the Chameleon Camouflage lizards, these ones are still visible, but they move so silently that they can sneak past Dino Attack defenses.
• Super Spit: Yellow-skinned Mutant Lizards can spit acid.
• The Swarm: Mutant Lizards make up the bulk of the dino army due to finding their strength in numbers.
• Unique Enemy: Blue-skinned Mutant Lizards such as Sapphire are incredibly rare, to the point where no abilities have been officially documented for them. There have only been two confirmed appearances of blue Mutant Lizards, and one was just a mention of an off-screen autopsy. For all we know, both Mutant Lizards may have even been the same specimen.

Mutant Raptor

• Absurdly Sharp Claws: A Mutant Raptor's claws can easily tear apart a Fire Hammer, a military jeep designed specifically for combating the mutant dinosaurs and armored with 12 inches of cyber-titanium.
• Barrier Warrior: Mutant Raptors have the ability to create Deflector Shields that protect them from nearly any weapon. Only the Cosmotronic Ray can pierce their shields.
• Deflector Shields: The Mutant Raptors have force fields that can only be penetrated by Cosmotronic Rays.
• Dinosaurs Are Dragons: The enhanced Mutant Raptors created by ESG are capable of fire-breathing and flight.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, the Mutant Raptors' theme is "Vs. Zeta Metroid" from Metroid: Samus Returns.
• Lightning Bruiser: In addition to Super-Strength, the Mutant Raptors have great speed.
• Raptor Attack: The Mutant Raptor is depicted as a vicious featherless theropod and is much larger than any real-life velociraptor.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: These vicious Mutant Raptors have red eyes.
• Super-Senses: The Mutant Raptors possess heightened senses to make them the ultimate hunters.
• Super-Strength: One of the Mutant Raptor's powers is its strength, strong enough to tear a Fire Hammer to shreds.
• Xenomorph Xerox: With Mary Rose drawing upon elements of Newt, the Mutant Raptors that killed her family are depicted in a manner evocative of Xenomorphs in her Pirates of the Tropical Sea flashback. They're described less like typical mutant dinosaurs and more like terrifying nightmarish predators from a horror movie.
  She saw them all around her... They had the coarse scales and razor-sharp teeth of crocodiles, combined with the agile builds and nimble movements of birds... The nightmarish monsters were predominantly pitch-black as night, with fierce red eyes glowing in the darkness... The predators' claws and teeth were caked with blood from their latest kill, a horror that she had seen with her own eyes... And though she tried to hide from them, the cunning beasts always seemed to know exactly where she was...

Mutant Pterosaur

• Adaptation Name Change: A downplayed example. While they are officially designated as Pteranodons (matching their name in LEGO Dino Attack), they are usually referred to as the more generic Pterosaurs in the RPG.
• Adapted Out: The Super Mutant Pteranodon, which was found atop the Tower of Eight Trials, was retconned into Canon Discontinuity and did not appear in the rewrite Love and War. It was still referenced as a Mythology Gag when Phantom tells Rex that Zero saw a "super Mutant Pterosaur" in the hangar on the headquarters' top floor, although he later reveals that there might not have been a super Mutant Pterosaur at all.
• Airborne Mook: The Mutant Pterosaurs are the only Mutant Dinos capable of flight.
• Elite Mook: In the original RPG, the Super Mutant Pteranodon was a stronger variant found atop the Tower of Eight Trials. It was bigger than any other Mutant Pterosaur, and it possessed arms, heightened intelligence, and even speech. Aside from a Mythology Gag, however, it was Adapted Out of Love and War and is no longer considered canonical.
• Giant Flyer: The Mutant Pterosaurs have a larger wingspan than any other (non brick-built) LEGO pterosaur to date.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, the Mutant Pterosaurs' theme is "Vs. Ridley" from Nintendo Land.
• Lightning Bruiser: A literal example, since the Mutant Pterosaur's speed makes it hard to hit while it fires back with lightning bolts.
• Non-Human Undead: Mutant Pterosaur skeletons were reanimated by the Skeleton Mummies.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: These deadly Mutant Pterosaurs have red eyes.
• Shock and Awe: Mutant Pterosaurs have the ability to shoot lightning bolts from their wings.
• Terror-dactyl: These monstrous mutant pterosaurs bear more resemblance to wyverns than to any real-life pterosaur, and they act just as vicious and deadly.

Mutant T-Rex

• Atomic Superpower: The Mutant T-Rex possesses an internal nuclear furnace, which it uses to disintegrate incoming rockets and anything that it bites down on.
• Breath Weapon: A Mutant T-Rex's mouth is a nuclear furnace that can disintegrate anything.
• Beware My Stinger Tail: The end of the Mutant T-Rex's tail is colored the same as its horns, teeth, and toe claws, suggesting that it is a hard stinger-like spike.
• The Coconut Effect: Keeping with its source material, Dino Attack RPG intentionally misspells T. rex as T-Rex.
• Cub Cues Protective Parent: Early in the RPG, Rex fell into a nest full of Mutant T-Rex hatchlings. They were not particularly dangerous... the angry mamma T-Rex protecting the nest was the real danger.
• Elite Mooks: The X-Rexes are twice as large and have much more durable hides.
• Eye Beams: Mutant T-Rexes have laser vision.
• Glowing Eyes of Doom: Whenever a Mutant T-Rex is about to use its laser vision, its eyes start glowing.
• Horn Attack: Unlike the Mutant Raptor, the Mutant T-Rex's head crests are colored the same as their teeth and toe claws, suggesting that they are horns.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, the Mutant T-Rexes' theme is "Tank" from Left 4 Dead.
• Nigh-Invulnerability: Mutant T-Rexes are said to be nearly invincible.
• Pride: The Director's Cut notes that T-Rexes are exceptionally prideful creatures, even by dinosaur standards. Insulting one is a death wish.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: These dangerous Mutant T-Rexes have red eyes, especially when they start glowing.
• Super-Strength: Mutant T-Rexes possess massive strength, able to demolish buildings and bite through steel.
• Terrifying Tyrannosaur: What is a roleplay game about dinosaurs without the classic Tyrannosaurus rex? They are regarded as the biggest and baddest of the Mutant Dinos, a fearsome enemy that no Dino Attack agent should ever hope to encounter. Whenever one shows up, things become a lot more dire.
• Trick Boss: During the final battle, a Mutant T-Rex wore silver armor as a decoy to distract Dino Attack Team, who thought it was the real Dr. Rex.
• Uniformity Exception: Sharptooth is visually depicted with a scar over his left eye to give him a unique appearance among otherwise-identical Mutant T-Rex.

Cyrista's Bane

Originally designed by Dr. Matthew Cyrista under the codename "Promethean Knight" during his time working with XERRD, Cyrista's Bane is a cybernetically-enhanced Mutant T-Rex deployed by XERRD during the Final Battle.

• Adaptational Superpower Change: In the remastered version of Dino Attack: Legacy, Cyrista's Bane's roar is upgraded from jamming radio broadcasts to jamming an entire Humongous Mecha, which was easier to visually depict.
• Behemoth Battle: Took part in one against Dr. Inferno's robot mech.
• Chekhov's Gag: The idea of a cyborg Mutant T-Rex was first brought up by Dr. Cyborg as a joke while he was riffing Dino Cop with Andrew, Joike, Pterisa, and Dr. Cyborg before the Final Battle. In the Final Battle itself, Cyrista's Bane showed up... and nobody was laughing at the joke anymore.
• Cyborg: Cyrista's Bane is a cybernetically-enhanced Mutant T-Rex.
• Defeat Means Friendship: After Dr. Cyborg defeated Cyrista's Bane, he convinced it to help the Dino Attack Team for the remainder of the battle.
• Dual Boss: With Dr. Rex during the first half of the Final Battle.
• Heel–Face Turn: Cyrista's Bane goes from fighting against Dino Attack Team to fighting alongside them.
• It Can Think: Appeared to be a dumb beast at first, but slowly revealed itself to be intelligent.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, Cyrista's Bane's theme is "Forgotten Beasts" by razanak7.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast:
  • With a name like Cyrista's Bane, you'd probably want to stay away from him. Especially if your name is Cyrista.
  • Even before that, Cyrista's Bane was named Promethean Knight.
• Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: Cyrista's Bane is a Cyborg Mutant Tyrannosaurus rex!
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Just like normal Mutant T-Rexes, Cyrista's Bane has red eyes.
• Shout-Out:
  • The end of Cyrista's Bane's tail is a Clawshot.
  • Its original name is a hard enemy from Halo 4.

Mutant Triceratops

• Canon Foreigner: Like the other herbivorous Mutant Dinos, the Mutant Triceratops did not exist in the original toyline or even the original RPG. It was only added in by the Director's Cut.
• Lightning Bruiser: The Mutant Triceratops can demolish through anything like a bulldozer, and it can outspeed a Fire Hammer.
• Make Me Wanna Shout: The Mutant Triceratops's horns can amplify its roars and bellows into sonic booms.
• No-Sell: The Mutant Triceratops's head is Nigh-Invulnerable, completely no-selling all of the Xenon Multi-Mode Launcher's projectiles.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: The Mutant Triceratops's red eyes make it all the more terrifying to have one chasing you.
• Temper-Ceratops: The Mutant Triceratops behaves like a raging bull, aggressively chasing Dino Attack Team with intent to strike with its deadly horns.

Mutant Stegosaurus

• Beware My Stinger Tail: The Mutant Stegosaurus's tail is covered with barbed spikes and can demolish an Urban Avenger in one swing.
• Canon Foreigner: Like the other herbivorous Mutant Dinos, the Mutant Stegosaurus did not exist in the original toyline or even the original RPG. It was only added in by the Director's Cut.
• Dumb Dinos: Unlike the more cunning carnivorous Mutant Dinos, the Mutant Stegosaurus is noted for not being especially intelligent.
• Evil Is Burning Hot: The Mutant Stegosaurus's plates are capable of generating enough heat to melt steel and concrete.
• Light Is Not Good: The Mutant Stegosaurus's plates can glow so brightly, they're too intense to look at directly. This is your last chance to run before being cooked alive.
• Spikes of Villainy: Thought a natural Stegosaurus's thagomizer was bad enough? The Mutant Stegosaurus is covered with barbed spikes.
• Tough Armored Dinosaur: The Mutant Stegosaurus makes up for its lacking intelligence with its sheer bulk, allowing it to shrug off heavy weapon fire.

Mutant Brontosaurus

• Bilingual Bonus: The name "brontosaurus" is derived from the Greek words for "thunder lizard", tying into the Mutant Brontosaurus's Shock and Awe powers and thunderous footsteps.
• Canon Foreigner: Like the other herbivorous Mutant Dinos, the Mutant Brontosaurus did not exist in the original toyline or even the original RPG. It was only added in by the Director's Cut.
• EMP: The Mutant Brontosaurus is capable of producing an EMP that can disable all of Dino Attack Team's advanced technology, including radios, weapons, and vehicles.
• Harmless Electrocution: A Mutant Brontosaurus being struck by lightning? No problem! It just channels the electricity into its EMP ability.
• Lightning Can Do Anything: The Mutant Brontosaurus can channel lightning into an EMP to knock out Dino Attack technology.
• Mistaken for Quake: Invoked, if not directly played straight. The Mutant Brontosaurus's footfalls are heavy enough to cause the earth to tremor as if it were an earthquake.
• Shock and Awe: Downplayed compared to the Mutant Pterosaur's own lightning powers, but the Mutant Brontosaurus can harness electricity and use it to generate an EMP.
• Shockwave Stomp: The Mutant Brontosaur releases its EMP through a shockwave generated by its feet hitting the ground.

XERRD

Dr. Ronald "Rex" Alexander

An 80-year-old scientist who kept himself young by overdosing on Jugend Serum, Dr. Rex is the leader and founder of XERRD, the creators of the Mutant Dinosaurs. After joining Paradox, he created a Maelstrom Crystal and founded XERRD to delve even deeper into researching the Maelstrom than even Paradox would dare. However, between his Sanity Slippage and the manipulations of Baron Typhonus, Dr. Rex delved into madness and soon led XERRD into the creation of the apocalypse itself. After a freak accident involving a body-switching machine, Dr. Rex found himself as one of the very Mutant T. rexes he helped to create, but at the complete loss of his freedom, leaving him a mere pawn of the Darkitect, although he refused to believe that it was true.

• The Ageless: So long as he is injecting himself with Jugend Serum.
• All Love Is Unrequited: In high school, Ronald Alexander had unrequited feelings for Talia Kaahs, which she never reciprocated. He didn't know that she had her own crush on George Ogel.
• Ambition Is Evil: A character analysis of Dr. Rex revealed that ambition is one of his tragic flaws. Every evil act he has committed, from kidnapping Talia Kaahs to starting the Dino Attack, was due to his driving need to always become better.
• Bald of Evil: He went bald after injecting himself with Maelstrom, which is also when he became a mad villain.
• Beard of Evil: Dr. Rex has a goatee.
• The Beast Master: Until it was revealed that he was only a puppet leader controlled by the Darkitect, Dr. Rex was the leader of the Mutant Dino army, which referred to him as Alpha Rex.
• Beauty to Beast: Dr. Rex overdosed on Jugend Serum to stay young and handsome into his eighties. Then his mind wound up in the body of a monstrous Mutant T-Rex.
• Big Bad: The leader of XERRD and leading it to the creation of the apocalypse. He's also responsible for the creation of the Mutant Dinosaurs. Then he was Hijacked by Typhonus towards the end.
• Big Brother Instinct: Even after 76 years of separation, Dr. Rex still felt Big Brother Instinct towards Katerina Schattenberg. However, this Big Brother Instinct was absolutely obliterated during the final battle thanks to Katerina renouncing him as her brother and the Darkitect goading him on.
• Body Horror: When the Darkitect possessed him, tendrils of Maelstrom energy sprung out from every opening in Dr. Rex's armor, including the eyeholes, and constricted him for the rest of his life.
• Breath Weapon: As a Mutant T-Rex. After Baron Typhonus's Divine Intervention, he upped the Breath Weapon to purple-tinged fire breathing.
• By the Lights of Their Eyes: During the Final Battle, as a homage to Ganon.
• The Chessmaster: Dr. Rex was the one who planted Cam O'Cozy along with some Maelstrom-infected bricks in Dino Attack Headquarters to create a violent feud between the idealist and realist sides of the team (simply taking advantage of a high period of tension between them at the time), with the ultimate goal of destroying the team.
• Dead Alternate Counterpart:
  • According to Mustache Maniacs Film Co. canon, Ronald Alexander's Dimension 418 counterpart passed away from natural causes in 2004.
  • Ronald Alexander's Timeline 1958-B and Timeline 1958-C counterparts were both murdered by a time-traveling Talia Kaahs. In Timeline 1958-D, he simply passed away from natural causes, much like in Dimension 418.
• Death Seeker: After being possessed by Baron Typhonus, Dr. Rex made it his one goal to die as quickly as possible. First, he unwillingly followed the Darkitect's orders, hoping that defeating Dino Attack Team would make Typhonus allow him to die. Then, when the Einstein Device was fired at him, Dr. Rex chose to Face Death with Dignity and did not attempt to dodge.
• Demoted to Dragon: As a result of Baron Typhonus assuming a more direct role as the Big Bad.
• Despair Event Horizon: Dr. Rex finally crossed this line after Katerina renounced him as her brother.
• Don't Make Me Destroy You: Dr. Rex to Talia Kaahs.
• Dual Boss: With Cyrista's Bane during the first half of the Final Battle.
• Early Installment Character-Design Difference: As with Rex, early depictions of Dr. Rex as a human minifigure depicted him with blue hair due to reusing Zed's head from LEGO Alpha Team. His hair color was cemented as black when later visual depictions showed him with the face of Jake Raines from Pharaoh's Quest.
• Emperor Scientist: Lampshaded by the Downloadable Archive (as of version 2.1), which names his introductory chapter "The Scientist King".
• Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Despite all that he went through, Dr. Rex still had Big Brother Instinct towards Katerina Schattenberg, even up until the final battle. However, between Katerina renouncing him and Baron Typhonus goading him, the absolute obliteration of his Big Brother Instinct is what absolutely left Dr. Rex past the point of redemption.
• Everyone Went to School Together: Dr. Rex went to school with Zachary Abody and General.
• Evil Counterpart: To Rex.
• Evil Is Bigger: Even compared to other Mutant T-Rexes, Dr. Rex's "Alpha Rex" form is very large, marking him as the biggest and baddest of them all.
• Evil Old Folks: He is eighty years old despite his looks.
• Eye Beams: He has laser vision as a Mutant T-Rex.
• Face Death with Dignity: Dr. Rex willingly surrendered himself to the Einstein Device, believing that it was an appropriate death for his crimes against humanity.
• Fate Worse than Death: Dr. Rex was unable to die due to Baron Typhonus's Divine Intervention. However, he was still on the brink of death and suffering terrible agony and pain from his wounds and the Maelstrom, compounded with the knowledge that he was the Darkitect's plaything all along. It's not hard to feel a little pity for him in this state.
• Faux Affably Evil: Dr. Rex started off as a very gentlemanly figure, and even retained some of his Faux Affably Evilness in his early days as a Mutant T-Rex. However, the deeper he delved into madness, the less Affable he became.
• Final Boss: Dr. Rex was the final major foe that players battled in the RPG, although Blaire Darkling became a Post-Final Boss to wrap up some loose ends.
• Freudian Excuse: Dr. Rex was separated from his sister at a very early age, scarring the young boy for life.
• Freudian Excuse Is No Excuse: His own sister calls him out, declaring that his Freudian Excuse completely fails to justify the atrocities of the Dino Attack.
  Katerina Schattenberg: And you cried out that you would 'fix the world' so that no family need ever be separated again. And what a FINE JOB you have done!
• From Nobody to Nightmare: Dr. Ronald Alexander was just an ordinary scientist who grew up in the Great Depression. He would one day become Dr. Rex, the monstrous and maddened Mutant T-Rex who leads the Maelstrom's forces in the apocalypse itself.
• Functional Addict: Dr. Rex is addicted to Jugend Serum, although one wouldn't notice unless they were looking for the signs, most notably the impaired judgment and mental stability. Otherwise, he just seems like a normal person with a few quirks.
• Green-Eyed Monster: His first true act of evil was kidnapping Talia Kaahs on her wedding day out of jealousy.
• The Heavy: He appears to be solely responsible for the Dino Attack until the Adventurers' Island mission.
• Heel Realization: It's debatable, but after nearly being killed by a High-Voltage Half-Track, Dr. Rex might have had one. Rex, at least, was trying to invoke this trope by drawing out Dr. Rex's death long enough for him to reflect upon all the pain and suffering that he caused when he created the Dino Attack. It's also worth noting that Dr. Rex did not want to continue the fight when he was possessed by the Darkitect and allowed himself to be killed by the Einstein Device, though how much of this was affected by a Heel Realization versus affected by being a Death Seeker is unknown.
• Hoist by His Own Petard: Two examples by Dr. Rex in the Final Battle. First, he wore armor fashioned from silge metal, which is completely invincible... but, like all metal, is a high electrical conductor, allowing Adventure to deal a particularly-excruciating almost-death blow upon Dr. Rex with his High-Voltage Half-Track. Then, the Maelstrom experiments he performed plus his self-induced Mutant Dino mutation allowed the Darkitect to take control of his body, giving him a Fate Worse than Death.
• I'm a Humanitarian: Despite once having a human body, Dr. Rex had no qualms about eating people once he became a Mutant T-Rex.
• If I Can't Have You…: After being rejected by Talia Kaahs, he kidnapped her and put her in stasis, robbing George Ogel of his wedding. During the Dino Attack, Talia was freed and renounced Dr. Rex, at which point he declared her to be his enemy and tried to kill her.
• Ignored Epiphany: After learning what happened in the Maelstrom Temple, particularly the Darkitect's true purposes for the Dino Attack, Dr. Rex remains in complete denial about it, instead remaining unrepentant and unyielding in his plans for the Dino Attack.
• Immortality Begins at Twenty: Dr. Rex began injecting himself with Jugend Serum when he was 27 years old.
• Immortality Seeker: One of the few qualities shared by Dr. Rex and Katerina Schattenberg; neither of them cared to suffer the ravages of age if they could avoid it.
• Implacable Man: Between his silge armor and Baron Typhonus's Divine Intervention, Dr. Rex was essentially invincible during the Final Battle.
• Insane Equals Violent: Once Dr. Rex's sanity really started to go off the deep end, he became increasingly violent.
• "It" Is Dehumanizing: In At War's End, when Pointman sacrifices himself to slow Dr. Rex down, Dr. Rex is repeatedly referred to as "it" rather than "he" to emphasize just monstrous he has become.
• It Runs in the Family: The Alexander family has an aversion to aging, which is one of the few things that Dr. Rex and Katerina Schattenberg have in common.
• Jumping Off the Slippery Slope: Dr. Rex always was losing his mental stability, but at a very slow rate. Through the Darkitect's manipulation and the Dino Attack, he's really lost it in the past few months.
• Killed Off for Real: Dr. Rex is killed by the Einstein Device at the end of the final battle.
• Labcoat of Science and Medicine: Dr. Rex wears a labcoat, showing his status as a scientist.
• Leitmotif: Dr. Rex is one of the few characters to have an original theme song composed for him by PeabodySam. However, in the Complete Soundtrack playlist, Dr. Rex's theme is "The Heart of Davy Jones" from Pirates Ofthe Caribbean: Soundtrack Treasures Collection.
• A Lizard Named "Liz": Dr. Rex is a T-Rex, though he coincidentally had the nickname "Dr. Rex" long before he became a T-Rex.
• Mad Scientist: Dr. Rex may be a brilliant scientist, but he's also clearly insane enough to think that creating a Maelstrom-empowered Mutant Dino apocalypse is going to save the world.
• The Man Behind the Monsters: This is the man behind the Mutant Dinosaur outbreak.
• Meaningful Name: He's a scientist who works with dinosaurs and ultimately becomes one himself.
• Misanthrope Supreme: Convinced that humanity is corrupt, Dr. Rex plans to use the Dino Attack to wipe the slate clean and rid the LEGO Universe of the worst of mankind.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: With a name like Doctor Ronald "Rex" Alexander, stay far away from him.
• Necessarily Evil: Dr. Rex most likely knew that dooming his species to extinction would be an act considered "evil", but in his delusions caused by the Darkitect's manipulations, he believed that this was for the greater good.
• Nerd in Evil's Helmet: When he hacked the wiki, Dr. Rex revealed that he is a big fan of Star Wars and often finds himself unintentionally quoting the movies in his speech. This was a Lampshade Hanging of certain scenes where his dialogue references Star Wars.
• Older Than They Look: Really 80 years old, looks only 27.
• Ominous Hair Loss: Dr. Rex's Bald of Evil is a side-effect of his fatal Maelstrom poisoning, which Rex inherited when they switched bodies.
• The Paragon Always Rebels: While Dr. Rex was never really a Paragon, he was the first member of XERRD to fall victim to Baron Typhonus's grand scheme, and the rest of XERRD followed suit.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: As a Mutant T-Rex, Dr. Rex has red eyes.
• Reluctant Psycho: He realized that he was falling into madness, but at a time where he tragically thought it was too late to do anything about it.
• Reptiles Are Abhorrent: First, he created Mutant Dinos, and then he became one himself.
• Retconning the Wiki: In the April Fools' Day 2010 prank, Dr. Rex hacked the Dino Attack RPG wiki and changed it to a XERRD propaganda website, making sure to emphasize how sympathetic he is and how evil Dino Attack Team really is.
• Sanity Slippage: His sanity has been slowly slipping for over fifty years before being rapidly accelerated in recent times.
• Scaled Up: Dr. Rex became a Mutant T-Rex. Okay, so it's not a snake, but dinosaurs are usually considered reptiles, so it's close enough.
• Spikes of Villainy: Dr. Rex's silge armor is covered with these.
• Start of Darkness: The separation of Ronald and Catherine Alexander in their early childhoods can be pinpointed as the exact moment of Dr. Rex's Start of Darkness.
• Steven Ulysses Perhero: Although it was not his real name, Ronald Alexander loved going by his nickname Dr. Rex in high school. Who would have ever guessed that he would not only be a scientist, but also a T-Rex one day?
• Sympathy for the Devil: After the Darkitect's Divine Intervention granted Dr. Rex a Fate Worse than Death, many Dino Attack agents felt pity towards Dr. Rex. Even Rex, who moments prior proclaimed that Dr. Rex deserved to die a slow and painful death, realized that no one, not even Dr. Rex, deserved the terrible fate he met.
• Terrifying Tyrannosaur: Upon becoming a Mutant T. rex, Dr. Rex cemented himself as a fearsome, terrifying, powerful villain who would eventually become the RPG's Final Boss. More literally, he also became known as "Alpha Rex" in this form by asserting himself as the supreme leader of the Mutant Dinos. Truly, he's deserving of the title "Tyrant Lizard King".
• They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!: In the Director's Cut, Dr. Rex is very insistent upon being called "Dr. Rex". This is more so for convenience to help distinguish him from agent Rex.
• Tin Tyrant: How about Tin Tyrant Lizard King? Dr. Rex goes into battle in full armor, complete with Spikes of Villainy.
• Too Dumb to Live: Really, Dr. Rex? You were a Space Marauder, you should know more about the Maelstrom than most people. What do you do? Inject yourself with traces of Maelstrom. Seriously?
• Tortured Monster: After Baron Typhonus's Divine Intervention, which left him perpetually in a Fate Worse than Death. He wanted nothing more than to die, but was left with no choice but to continue battling Dino Attack Team.
• Tragic Villain: Dr. Rex, especially after the revelations of his Maelstrom experiment and his recent realization that he is merely the Darkitect's plaything. He knew that he was plunging into madness, but he was too late to stop it.
• Turns Red: Turns Purple, actually; Dr. Rex when his body became possessed by the Maelstrom after being seemingly defeated by Adventure.
• Two First Names: Ronald's real surname is Alexander.
• Uniformity Exception: As a Mutant T-Rex, Dr. Rex has a unique bluish-purple underbelly and lower jaw, making him easy to immediately identify among other Mutant T-Rexes even when he's not wearing his distinct armor.
• Unstoppable Rage: Dr. Rex gets uncontrollably violent whenever angered.
• Villain's Dying Grace: As confirmed by the wiki and Director's Cut, Baron Typhonus tried to make Dr. Rex dodge the Einstein Device. However, despite being enslaved to the Darkitect and becoming his possessed puppet, Dr. Rex deliberately resisted the Darkitect's orders and calmly accepted death, knowing that it would finally put an end to all the death and destruction that he caused.
• Villainous Breakdown: Dr. Rex, over the course of the RPG. As Dino Attack Team repeatedly gets in his way over the course of the war, he's gone from a gentlemen-like scientist with misguided goals to a maddened monster who destroys everything in his path.
• Was Once a Man: The fact that what was once a gentleman-like scientist had degraded to the state of a wild, ferocious monster was a theme frequently commented upon during the Final Battle.
• With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: He really jumped off the slippery slope after becoming a powerful Mutant T-Rex.
• Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Behind the mad scientist-turned-dinosaur is a sad, lonely man who has suffered unbearable loss and never learned to cope with it.

Dr. Michelle Glados

• Adaptation Name Change: Version 1.1 of the Director's Cut changes her name to Michelle Gladys.
• Adaptational Early Appearance: In the Director's Cut, Michelle Gladys makes a cameo during the Dino Island Lab Story Arc, much earlier than her original debut during the Adventurers' Island arc.
• Alcoholic Parent: Her father, David Johnson Glados, was a drunk and abusive man.
• Cold Sniper: She is a cold, efficient sniper... armed with a rocket launcher.
• Creepy Monotone: Michelle Glados always speaks in an emotionless voice, which makes the horrifying things she says all the more creepy.
• Creepy Shadowed Undereyes: Michelle Glados is described as having dark circles under her eyes like an insomniac, which only highlights her creepiness.
• Deadpan Snarker: Everything she says is in a deadpan emotionless voice, including the occasional snarky joke.
• Dirty Coward: Glados isn't afraid of using her portal device to teleport to safety in the face of danger, even being willing to leave Carolyne Provencal to her doom. However, unlike most Dirty Cowards, she isn't afraid to fight or get her hands dirty.
• Dual Boss: With Carolyne Provencal in the Maelstrom Temple.
• The Dragon: After Wallace Bishop was revealed to be Frank Einstein in disguise, Michelle Glados became Dr. Rex's new second-in-command and took a much more active role in battling Dino Attack Team than her predecessor.
• Emotionless Girl: Michelle believes that emotion is weakness, and so she suppresses them at all times.
• Expy: As her name would imply, Michelle Glados combines the appearance of Chell and the personality of GLaDOS.
• For Science!: Michelle Glados was never really interested by Dr. Rex's claims of "destiny". She just wanted to see how the LEGO Planet population would behave in the event of an apocalypse. You know, For Science!
• Freudian Excuse: Michelle Glados's mother died in childbirth, her father was often drunk and abusive, and she grew up without any friends.
• Freudian Excuse Is No Excuse: Frank Einstein calls Michelle Glados out on this. He acknowledges that she had a sad, lonely childhood, but then states that it was her own choice to become a bitter, unlikeable loner willing to commit mass genocide.
• Friendless Background: Michelle Glados literally had no friends, which ultimately led to her becoming a bitter loner.
• If My Calculations Are Correct: Said by Michelle Glados during the final battle, regarding Dino Attack Team's chances of winning.
• Ignored Epiphany: Unlike most of XERRD, Michelle Glados doesn't care that the Darkitect is using the Dino Attack to destroy the LEGO Planet and instead uses it as an opportunity to conduct more inhumane experiments.
• The Insomniac: Suggested by her Creepy Shadowed Undereyes.
• Killed Off for Real: She was killed by Trouble during the final battle.
• Labcoat of Science and Medicine: Michelle Glados wears a labcoat, showing her status as a scientist.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, Glados's theme is "You Know Her?" from Portal 2.
• Mad Scientist: Don't let her tranquility fool you. Based on her notions on what can be done in the name of science, she is very much mad.
• Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: Michelle Glados while reiterating her belief that emotion is weakness, then proving her point by killing Amanda.
  Michelle Glados: "Emotion. Makes. You. Weak."
• More Deadly Than the Male: Michelle Glados, one of XERRD's few named female scientists, has a high body count thanks to her neurotoxins, rocket launcher, and other weapons, and she was perfectly willing to doom the entire planet for her little science experiment.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: She's a Doctor. Besides, you'd probably want to stay away from anyone named after GLaDOS.
• Not So Stoic: Under great stress, Michelle Glados will break character and show her true emotions.
• Sadist: Although she doesn't show it, she clearly finds sick pleasure in the suffering of others.
• Shut Up, Kirk!: After Rex gave Michelle Glados a Kirk Summation, explaining why her lack of emotion was not a strength, she reiterated her claim that emotion is a weakness and then proceeded to drive the point home by shooting Amanda.
• The Stoic: Michelle Glados is reputed as the "master stoic", and anyone who can get under her skin to cause her to show real emotion takes great pride in the ability.
• Straw Vulcan: She considers herself to be the perfect scientist because she does not dilute her "logic" with "weaknesses" such as emotion, allowing Rex to deliver a "The Reason You Suck" Speech about how Glados's lack of emotion is a weakness in itself.
  Michelle Glados: "I do not feel disturbed at all. I do not feel remorse, I do not feel pity, I do not feel compassion. I feel... nothing. I am the perfect scientist, you see, because I have the clearest mind of all, for my judgment and my actions are never hindered by weaknesses such as emotion."
• Teleport Spam: Michelle Glados uses this with Carolyne Provencal against Zachary, Minerva, and Dr. Cyborg.
• Tranquil Fury: Starts off like this, though the tranquility may be eventually stripped away by a Villainous Breakdown.
• Villain Ball: Michelle Glados could have easily killed Rex if she just stopped talking and just shot him already. And when Trouble got back up, rather than shooting Rex first and then paying attention to Trouble, Glados forgot about Rex and tried to shoot Trouble instead, leading to her own death and Rex's survival.
• Villainous Breakdown: A minor one in Michelle Glados's final moments, visible in the fact that she broke character and started acting Not So Stoic.
• You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!: Glados said this as a Shout-Out to Portal 2 when she saw that Trouble was still alive.

Dr. Solomon Koplowitz

• The Atoner
• Cool Old Guy: Solomon is in his eighties.
• The Cynic: He saw other people as shallow and selfish but he worked hard to do the right thing anyway.
• Defector from Decadence
• Gentleman and a Scholar
• Everything's Better with Samurai
• Heel–Face Turn: Willingly surrendered to Dino Attack Team and helped them in the final battle.
• Informed Judaism
• Knight in Sour Armor
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, Koplowitz's theme is "Locke's Theme" from Lost.
• Minored In Ass Kicking: Solomon is an esteemed graduate from a prestigious collage. He has a doctorate in philosophy and teaches classes as a professor. He also has training as a Samurai, fought in the Ninja wars, and was a member of Nexus Force.
• Samurai: Solomon had formal training in Japan.
• Western Samurai: While his ethnicity is never explicitly stated, the name "Solomon Koplowitz" and his Informed Judaism both indicate that he's probably not Japanese despite being a samurai.
• Wide-Eyed Idealist: How Dr. Koplowitz started his philosophy. He eventually changed after the ninja wars.

Oswald Fabello

Minerva Fabello's oldest brother who raised her for most of her life due to their parents being unable to do so. After the Dino Attack began, he joined the Dino Attack Team and on his first mission, was captured by XERRD, who toyed with with his fragile sanity until he joined them as an armed guard. Needless to say, finding out his sister joined the Dino Attack Team led to some conflict.

• Big Brother Instinct: Ultimately why Oswald Fabello chose to care for Minerva after their brother's death and mother's institutionalization. Even with his mental instability, he still wished to save his sister from the apocalypse.

• Dark and Troubled Past: Like his sister Minerva, Oswald had to deal with the sudden death of his father, the accidental murder of his brother, and the institutionalization of his mother, all before reaching adulthood.
• Death Seeker: Oswald Fabello started to become this as his insanity began to take hold. He even thanked Minerva for killing him.
• Despair Event Horizon: Oswald Fabello finally lost all hope upon realizing Baron Typhonus was controlling the Maelstrom and no matter his plan, both he and his sister would die.
• Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas: Averted with Oswald Fabello, who absolutely hates his mother for what she did to him and his siblings. After losing all hope and realizing there is nothing left to lose, he shot and killed her.
• Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Though Oswald is extremely conflicted, half of him wanted to save his sister from being killed by Mutant Dinos by having her join XERRD.
• Fallen Hero: Oswald used to be a heroic Dino Attack agent Verrat before XERRD made him betray the team.
• Go Mad from the Revelation: Oswald Fabello finally snapped upon realizing that Baron Typhonus was truly alive.
• Heel Realization: Oswald Fabello had one upon realizing Baron Typhonus was alive and had manipulated the entire Dino Attack.
• Killed Off for Real: During the final battle, Oswald was killed by Minerva.
• Kinslaying Is a Special Kind of Evil: Oswald cemented himself as beyond redemption upon killing his mother, Athena.
• My God, What Have I Done?: Oswald has this as a part of his Villainous BSoD.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: His Dino Attack Code Name was Verrat, which is German for "betrayal".
• Promotion to Parent: Oswald became the man of the house for his siblings Tod and Minerva, and even his mother Athena, after their father's death and mother's decline in mental health.
• Psycho Knife Nut: After Oswald gives in to madness, he brandishes a knife during his fight against Minerva, ironically the same kind of weapon that had killed Tod.
• Reluctant Psycho: Oswald was fighting against his own mental instability before losing it after realizing the Darkitect was manipulating him.
• Reports of My Death Were Greatly Exaggerated: Declared dead after going missing on LEGO Island, but was actually still alive and captured by XERRD.
• Self-Made Orphan: Upon shooting his mother, Athena.
• Split Personality: Oswald Fabello showed signs of this, alternating between being a caring older brother who wanted to keep his sister safe to a cold and easily angered psychopath.

Dr. Carolyne Provencal

• Adaptational Early Appearance: Dr. Provencal makes several early cameos in the Director's Cut, prior to her formal introduction in the Adventurers' Island Story Arc.
• Agony Beam: Her weapon that delivers an excruciatingly painful One-Hit Kill.
• Dual Boss: Carolyne Provencal and Michelle Glados fought alongside one another as a pair of powerful enemies in the Maelstrom Temple.
• Evil Redhead: She is one of XERRD's most heinous members, and she has long red hair.
• Faux Affably Evil: Carolyne Provencal can be downright terrifying... when she's acting sweet and polite.
• For Science!: Claims this to be her reason to corrupt Zach with the Maelstrom. In reality, it was probably a mixture of this and sadistic glee at watching him break down over his corruption.
• Hoist By Her Own Petard: Killed by her own staff.
• Killed Off for Real: She is killed by Zachary during the battle for the Maelstrom Temple.
• Labcoat of Science and Medicine: When not wearing sorcerer robes, Carolyne Provencal wears a labcoat, showing her status as a scientist.
• Lady of Black Magic: Carolyne Provencal is a powerful Paradox Sorceress.
• Leitmotif: In the Original Soundtrack mixes, Provencal's theme is "String Theory" (along with "Side Effects", to an extent) by Ayreon. With the release of Corruption, Provencal's theme was changed to "Mind If I Cut In?" from The Dark Knight Rises.
• Mad Scientist: Don't let her sweet exterior fool you. This woman is mad!
• More Deadly Than the Male: As a female villain, Dr. Provencal is one of the most dangerous members of XERRD.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: She's a Doctor.
• Peer Pressure Makes You Evil: Carolyne Provencal was extremely hesitant about working with XERRD prior to and after the Dino Attack began. A little coaxing from her colleagues turned her into a sadistic monster that shows little regard to both her allies and enemies.
• Science Wizard: Dr. Carolyne Provencal is both an esteemed scientist and a powerful sorceress.
• Soft-Spoken Sadist: Don't let her polite speech fool you; she is one of the most sadistic members of XERRD.

Blaire Darkling / Matthew Vherestorm

A former assassin and terrorist who attempted to atone for his crimes by joining the Nexus Force. He was enlisted by XERRD and commanded their security personel and helped bring about the Dino Attack. Only in the Final Battle did he that XERRD was the exact opposite of what he needed to atone from his crimes.

• Affably Evil: As Matthew Vherestorm, Blaire Darkling was described as being extremely polite by Nazareno.
• Anti-Villain: He dropped his terrorist act long ago and upon learning the true circumstances that brought about the Dino Attack, he was more than willing to ally with the Dino Attack Team against the Mutant Dinos. Aware that hunting down and finally defeating his old Worthy Opponent would forfeit his command of XERRD, he even made sure that Dino Attack Agent would be in control after he left, ensuring the organization would stay aligned with the Dino Attack Team.
• The Atoner: He joined XERRD to atone for his crimes as Matthew Vherestorm.
• Badass Longcoat: Blaire Darkling also sports one carrying XERRD's emblem.
• Berserk Button: Blaire Darkling has only lost his composure when being accused that he still operates as Matthew Vherestorm.
• Chekhov's Gunman: Matthew Vherestorm was just some guy apart of Nazareno's past mentioned on the wiki and in two posts in passing. As the final battle rolled around, he was revealed to have reformed as Blaire Darkling, a member of XERRD.
• Cool Shades: Blaire Darkling always wears dark, reflective sunglasses presumably after an accident during the creation of the Mutant Dinos.
• Distaff Counterpart: Blaire Darkling could be seen as one to Amanda Remous in a sense that they were both infamous terrorists/assassins who both attempted to redeem themselves of their crimes.
• Double Weapon: His modified Shinobi katanas.
• Dual Wielding: Wields two Paradox shinobi katanas.
• Emphasize EVERYTHING: Blaire Darkling intentionally speaks like this, often emphasizing random words with little relevance.
• Eye Scream: When the Temple of Creation was corrupted, Blaire's eyes were hit and permanently damaged by the Maelstrom, forcing him to wear dark sunglasses
• Expy: His names, appearance, and mannerisms are based upon Blaire Vherestorm.
• Four Eyes, Zero Soul
• Genius Bruiser: Intelligent enough to be offered by Dr. Rex to join XERRD, despite not being a scientist.
• Heel Realization: Blaire began to realize that XERRD's so-called destiny to repopulate the planet with dinosaurs was nothing more than a plot by Baron Typhonus to destroy the LEGO Planet. As a result, Blaire Darkling had XERRD align itself with the Dino Attack Team to fix its mistakes.
• Killed Off for Real
• Locked into Strangeness: Blaire's blonde hair was died white during the corruption of the Maelstrom Temple.
• Made of Iron: Could possibly be explained (or Hand Waved) that he's dealt with much worse attacks as Matthew Vherestorm.
• Meaningful Rename
  • Shed the Family Name: Blaire did this after falling out with his parents and running away from home.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Even though he was The Atoner when he changed his name, you'd still want to stay away from someone named Darkling.
• Ninja
• One-Man Army
• Only Known by Their Nickname: We never learned what his actual family name is.
• Post-Final Boss
• Putting on the Reich: Blaire Darkling's trenchcoat sports XERRD's emblem on his shoulder as a reference to Nazi soldiers wearing a swastika armband.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: What's underneath his sunglasses.
• Redemption Failure: Was on the path of becoming somewhat of a hero, but the chance of finally defeating his Worthy Opponent led him to change plans.
• Sinister Shades
• Small Name, Big Ego: Dr. Inferno considers Blaire Darkling to be this.
• Too Powerful to Live
• Villainous Breakdown: As impossibly difficult he is to kill, Zach, Minerva, Holly, and Zelda's persistence to kill him and the fact that they would make certain that he would never be able to completely reform started to really crack him in his final fight.
• White Hair, Black Heart
• Worthy Opponent: To Kareem Nazareno.

Dr. Strangebrick

• Defector from Decadence
• Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Dr. Strangebrick was very close to his daughter Jenny, seeing as he personally tutored her in the ways of science and had a close friendship with her as his lab assistant.
• Even Evil Has Standards: Dr. Strangebrick is more than willing to help XERRD take control of the Maelstrom, but when he's betrayed by his superiors, that's where he draws the line.
• Expy: Of Dr. Strangelove. In addition to having a LEGOized version of Strangelove's name, Strangebrick originally worked for XERRD before going on to work for the LEGOLAND government.
• Heel–Face Turn
• Labcoat of Science and Medicine: Dr. Strangebrick wears a labcoat, showing his status as a scientist.
• Mad Scientist: Played straight at first, but ultimately subverted.
• Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Doctor Strangebrick doesn't exactly sound like a trustworthy name...
• Only One Name
• Turned Against Their Masters: Dr. Strangebrick officially defected from XERRD after realizing that his superiors had intentionally abandoned him and most of the other personnel in the fortress to die in the bombing or to be killed by skeleton mummies.

Dr. Paulie Gonepus

A scientist who experiments with Maelstrom energy, Paulie Gonepus is notable for his mechanical Combat Tentacles and his Maelaser device.

• Catchphrase: Whenever he's about to fire his Maelaser... often crosses over with Pre-Mortem One-Liner.
  Paulie Gonepus: "IMMA-FIRIN' MAELASER!"
  • Catchphrase Interruptus: Holly Vinyaya took advantage of this and punched him in the face in the middle of his Catchphrase.
• Combat Tentacles: Paulie Gonepus has two robotic tentacles which he uses in combat.
• Cool Shades: True to his inspiration, Paulie Gonepus wears sunglasses even in a thunderstorm.
• Evil Is Hammy: He is possibly the hammiest member of XERRD, constantly shouting while battling.
• Evil Redhead: This evil scientist has orange hair.
• Evil Sounds Deep: This evil scientist has a deep, baritone voice.
• Expy: Dr. Paulie Gonepus is inspired by Dr. Octogonapus.
• Fake Arm Disarm: Both of Dr. Gonepus's mechanical arms are destroyed by Holly Vinyaya during the final battle.
• Killed Off for Real: He is killed by Holly Vinyaya during the final battle.
• Mad Scientist: Like many other members of XERRD, Dr. Gonepus is a brilliant scientist whose applications of his research are considerably less than sane.
• Multi-Armed and Dangerous: He is a dangerous foe in combat thanks to being augmented with two robotic appendages in addition to his natural arms.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: He's a Doctor.
• Precision F-Strike: At the beginning of the Gonepus versus Vinyaya fight...
  Paulie Gonepus: You've incurred the wrath of Doctor Paulie-znapping-Gonapus! IMMA-FIRIN' MAELASER!"
• Say My Name: Although not as often as his Catchphrase, Paulie Gonepus frequently shouts his name as a battle cry.
• Spell My Name With An S: Paulie's surname swings back-and-forth between Gonapus and Gonepus.
• Spider Limbs: Has two lengthy mechanical arms attached to his back.
• Villainous Breakdown: Paulie Gonepus began to suffer one when he could not kill Holly Vinyaya that ultimately peaked with the destruction of his tentacles and Maelaser.

Dr. Walter Breen

• Affably Evil: He acts very professional and polite towards Dino Attack Team.
• Ambition Is Evil: He is always seeking a higher position, whether it's rising to CEO of Brick League United, running for mayor of World City, or becoming The Face of XERRD.
• Characterization Marches On: When first introduced, Dr. Breen seemed to be one of XERRD's more reasonable members, being unwilling to leave his fellow scientists for death. The battle for the Maelstrom Temple, as well as insight into his backstory, developed him into a Dirty Coward instead.
• Corrupt Corporate Executive: Especially during his days as administrator of Brick League United. Even after he left the company, he retained many traits of a Corrupt Corporate Executive.
• Dirty Coward:
  • During the battle for the Maelstrom Temple, Walter Breen tried to sneak away while using Kate Bishop as a Human Shield.
  • When he hired Silencia Venomosa, unlike many of her other employers, he refused to meet her in person. Bartholomew Enderson called him out on killing Edward Korrupte without having the courage to even look at the weapon he was using.
• Even Evil Has Standards: Dr. Breen seemed opposed to the idea of abandoning XERRD Fortress and leaving the lower-ranking scientists for death. At the time, anyways. It was later stated that he was more concerned about Dr. Rex's reaction than he was for the lives of the other scientists.
• Expy: Of Wallace Breen.
• The Face: Of XERRD. Despite his scientist background, this was specifically the reason why Dr. Breen was recruited by Dr. Rex.
• Killed Mid-Sentence: In the middle of claiming that Wallace Bishop would never hurt him, he is shot and killed by Bishop.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: He's a Doctor. Besides, you'd probably want to stay away from anyone named after Wallace Breen.
• Smug Snake: Walter Breen is confident that his high-ranking status in XERRD gives him the authority to boss everyone around and act like he's the one in charge, and remains smug and arrogant through it all. In return, his fellow XERRD scientists despise him and, at one point, even shoot missiles at him just to get him to shut up.
• Sudden Name Change: When first introduced in Dino Attack RPG, his name was Wallace Breen. It was changed to Walter Breen in At War's End to make it a little different from his namesake.
• Sycophantic Servant: Breen's greatest fear was doing something that would anger Dr. Rex, and he reportedly got his high position in XERRD by kissing up to Dr. Rex.

Dr. Zed Provhezor

• Artificial Limbs: His robotic right arm.
• Bald of Evil: He is completely bald and very evil.
• Emperor Scientist: To an extent. After all, he must have had plans for those super soldiers he was designing...
• Evil Cripple: He has only one arm and no legs, although his Artificial Limb and hover-chair make up for it.
• Evil Genius: He is a brilliant Mad Scientist.
• Evil Is Hammy: Probably the Largest Ham in XERRD.
• Expy: Of Ze Professor.
• Four Eyes, Zero Soul: He is a villain who wears glasses.
• Funetik Aksent: He speaks with a very heavy pseudo-German accent.
• Gratuitous German: Zed Provhezor will throw in some German (usually "ja" and "und") into his English speech.
• Herr Doktor: While not actually German, Zed Provhezor is a scientist from the former Germanic territory Barron.
• Just a Stupid Accent: Although Zed Provhezor throws in some Gratuitous German words every now and then, all he does is speak English with a very heavy accent; he is never seen speaking a full sentence in German.
• Killed Off for Real: He is killed when he is sucked into the Maelstrom vortex in the Maelstorm Temple.
• Labcoat of Science and Medicine: Zed Provhezor wears a labcoat, showing his status as a scientist.
• Mad Scientist: He is a brilliant scientist, but also hopelessly insane.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Doctor Zed Provhezor definitely seems like a scary name.
• Noodle Incident: Exactly how and when Dr. Provhezor lost his legs and arm. Theories range from his limb loss being a result from his time with the Nexus Force to them being ripped off by Dr. Rex in a fit of rage.
• Sadist: Zed Provhezor has been described as sadistic, a trait rivaled only by Michelle Glados.
• The Starscream: Many XERRD members believed that Zed Provhezor was secretly plotting against Dr. Rex.
• Villainous Cheekbones: He has rather prominent cheekbones, highlighting his villainous appearance.

Jennifer Strangebrick

• Characterization Marches On: When Jenny first appeared, she was described as being "slightly older than Kate". Given that Kate is 18, that would have put Jenny around 19-20. Later posts implied her to be younger, around 12-14.
• First-Name Basis: Since her father is generally referred to as Strangebrick, Jenny is almost always called by her given name.
• Mad Scientist's Beautiful Daughter: As confirmed by the revelation of her last name, Jenny is Dr. Strangebrick's daughter.
• The Quiet One: Jenny hasn't exactly said much, although considering she was raised by XERRD, the main enemy of the Dino Attack Team, it is probably at least partially out of fear.
• Teen Genius: Jenny. Justified in that she was raised by a XERRD scientist and spent her childhood working as an assistant.
• Tender Tears: Poor Jenny was too scared to talk when being "interrogated" by Rotor, and couldn't do much else besides cry. The only thing that made it worse was that her crying only gave Rotor something else to laugh at and may have prompted him to make the beatings even worse.

Ingrid Tromsø

• Died in Your Arms Tonight: Ingrid Tromsø in Solomon Koplowitz's arms.
• Killed Off for Real

Dr. Alvin Gadd

• Defector from Decadence: Dr. Gadd and Dr. Lee attempted to do this during the final battle, only to learn that XERRD was calling a truce with Dino Attack Team, rendering their defection redundant.
• Expy: Of Elvin Gadd.
• Gadgeteer Genius
• Heel Realization: Gadd began to realize that XERRD's so-called destiny to repopulate the planet with dinosaurs was nothing more than a plot by Baron Typhonus to destroy the LEGO Planet. He tried to Defect From Decadence, but by then Blaire had already called a truce with Dino Attack Team.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: He's a Doctor.
• Nerd Glasses

Dr. Robert Nicholas

• Expy: Of Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik.
• Heel Realization: Nicholas began to realize that XERRD's so-called destiny to repopulate the planet with dinosaurs was nothing more than a plot by Baron Typhonus to destroy the LEGO Planet.
• Improbably High I.Q.: Robert Nicholas claims to have an IQ of 300.
• Labcoat of Science and Medicine: Although never seen wearing it in the RPG, Robert Nicholas is depicted on the wiki as wearing a labcoat, showing his status as a scientist.
• Large Ham
• Mad Scientist
• Punny Name: "Robert Nicholas" is a play on "Robotnik".
• You Know What They Say: According to Dr. Robert Nicholas, the more, the merrier!

Dr. Jecht "Landro" Raptor

An esteemed scientist who went mad after a freak accident turned him into a half-man, half-dino hybrid.

• Adaptational Wimp: In the original RPG, Landro is the king of the Mutant Dinos, and not even being melted into a puddle by an Acid Attack is enough to kill him. In the Director's Cut, he's just a rambling Mad Scientist who is killed in a single gunshot.
• Adaptation Personality Change: In the original RPG, Landro was coherent and cunning. In the Director's Cut, he is an insane madman who seems to be babbling nonsense.
• Adaptation Species Change: In the original RPG, Landro was an alien. In the Director's Cut, he is a Half-Human Hybrid, with Mutant Dino being the other half as a result of a freak accident.
• And Your Little Dog, Too!: In the Director's Cut, Landro threatening Bailey (who is just an ordinary dog in this version of the story) comes across as a petty threat towards Sereve's pet.
• Archnemesis Dad: Landro, the main villain of Rev Raptor's storyline, is Rev's father.
• Beard of Evil: This villain is depicted with a beard in the Director's Cut trailer.
• Cain and Abel: In the original RPG, Landro is the Cain to Banchito's Abel. He is the evil brother who sets out to conquer Earth, putting him in opposition with his heroic noble brother.
• The Cuckoolander Was Right: In the Director's Cut, the "jewel of Sentarie 9" mentioned by Landro is replaced with the "crystal of Crux", and he also mentions chaos, destruction, and "the architect of darkness", providing one of the earliest clues to the Mutant Dinos' true origins in his insane ramblings.
• The Determinator: In the Director's Cut, he breaks through an electric fence with nothing more than his mutant durability and his own determination.
• Driven to Madness: The freak accident that mutated him caused Landro to go insane.
• Dying as Yourself: In the Director's Cut, what little remains of Jecht underneath Landro's madness comes forward in his final moments.
• Good Scars, Evil Scars: This villain is depicted with a pair of nasty facial scars in the Director's Cut trailer.
• Half-Human Hybrid: He retains his humanoid figure but now possesses features of Mutant Dinos.
• Insane Equals Violent: His madness leads him to murder Sereve and Rev out of the misplaced belief that they knew about the Maelstrom Crystal.
• Labcoat of Science and Medicine: In the Director's Cut, Landro wears the tattered remains of a labcoat, one of the last remaining clues to his original identity as the esteemed scientist Dr. Jecht Raptor.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, Landro's theme is "Lusamine Mother Beast Battle" from Pokémon Sun and Moon.
• Luke, You Are My Father: Rev Raptor eventually realized that Landro was his father, Jecht Raptor. In the Director's Cut, Landro himself had forgotten this due to his madness, and only remembered it once Rev addressed him as father.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: This insane villain has glowing red eyes as a result of his mutation.
• Shout-Out: He may have been named after Jecht from Final Fantasy X. For this reason, Landro's beard and scars in the Director's Cut trailer were inspired by Jecht's appearance.
• Spell My Name With An S: The first time Jecht's name is mentioned in the RPG, it's written as "Jetch".
• Team Member in the Adaptation: In the original RPG, Landro was a standalone villain without any ties to other villains (other than the Mutant Dinos themselves). The Director's Cut makes him a member of XERRD.
• Twitchy Eye: In the Director's Cut, Landro has a twitchy eye to emphasize his mental instability.
• Unrelated in the Adaptation: In the original RPG, Landro and Banchito are brothers. In the Director's Cut, Landro is a mutated human and Bailey is just a dog, and therefore the two are completely unrelated.
• Zombie Gait: Although he is not a zombie, Landro's unbalanced movements are compared to a zombie's gait in the Director's Cut. With dinosaurs substituting the usual zombie apocalypse, it only makes sense.

XERRD allies

Dr. Inferno

From LEGO Agents

A Mad Scientist with dreams to Take Over the World, Dr. Inferno was all too eager to ally with XERRD when he heard that his rival, Evil Ogel, had allied with Dino Attack Team.

• Artificial Limbs: His right arm is completely mechanical.
• Behemoth Battle: In his robot mech, Dr. Inferno fought Cyrista's Bane one-on-one.
• Card-Carrying Villain: He proudly considers himself a villain who seeks world domination, following into the Control sphere.
• Emperor Scientist: He is a scientist who plans to take over the world.
• Evil Counterpart: To Ogel. They are both Big Bads of LEGO secret agent themes, but while Ogel allied with Dino Attack Team, Dr. Inferno allied with XERRD.
• Evil Genius
• Evil Is Hammy
• Labcoat of Science and Medicine: Dr. Inferno wears a labcoat, showing his status as a scientist.
• Mad Scientist
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Stay away from anyone named Doctor Inferno.
• Only One Name
• Saved by Canon: Could not be killed for this reason.

Willa the Witch

From Fright Knights

A Wicked Witch who rules over the Fright Knights, Willa the Witch became seduced by the power of the Maelstrom, as it enhanced her dark sorcery.

• Adaptation Name Change: The wiki gives Willa's full name as Willa Hylia Izralda, whereas she is only known by one of those three names at any given time in LEGO canon.
• Evil Counterpart: To Vladek. They are both Big Bads of LEGO Castle themes, but while Vladek allied with Dino Attack Team, Willa allied with XERRD.
• Evil Is Hammy
• Evil Wears Black
• Only One Name: In the RPG itself, she is only called Willa. According to the wiki, her full name is Willa Hylia Izralda, which combines her North American, Danish, and German Dub Name Changes.
• Saved by Canon: Could not be killed for this reason.
• Wicked Witch

Señor Palomar

From LEGO Adventurers

• Berserk Button: Señor Palomar takes pride in his Spanish Honor. Insulting it will push his Berserk Button, ironically, to the point where he will break his own code of honor out of anger.
• Beard of Evil
• Dual Wielding: Wielded two pistols during the Maelstrom Temple battle.
• Gentleman Adventurer
• Gratuitous Spanish: Señor Palomar will throw in some Spanish into his English speech.
• Even Evil Has Standards: Señor Palomar has his Spanish honor.
• Evil Counterpart: To Sam Sinister. They are both Big Bads of LEGO Adventurers subthemes, but while Sinister allied with Dino Attack Team, Palomar allied with XERRD.
• Faux Affably Evil: So long as his Berserk Button isn't pushed, he always remained reserved and polite, even when pointing a pair of pistols at you.
• Just a Stupid Accent: Señor Palomar is described as having a faint Spanish accent in the prose (but never actually reflected in his dialogue) and a few Gratuitous Spanish words thrown in. PeabodySam originally intended to subvert this by having Señor Palomar and Greybeard chat entirely in Spanish at one point, though this scene was ultimately never written.
• Man of Wealth and Taste: Never goes anywhere without his clean white suit.
• Only One Name
• Saved by Canon: Could not be killed for this reason.

Rudo Villano

From LEGO Adventurers

Hired by XERRD to do dinosaur hunting on Adventurers' Island, Villano originally worked with his former partner Señor Palomar but briefly allied with the Maelstrom during the attack on the Rear guard camp. After he was cured, he agreed to work with the Dino Attack Team in exchange for help getting back at his former boss.

• Brainwashed and Crazy: Stromling!Zach used just enough Maelstrom energy to brainwash Rudo Villano and turn him into a servant, rather than fully corrupt him into a Stromling.
• Enemy Mine: After the Maelstrom was cleared from his mind, Rudo Villano joined forces with the Dino Attack Team.
• Evil Poacher
• Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Rudo Villano literally translates to "rude villain" in Spanish.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: While possessed by the Maelstrom.
• Saved by Canon: Could not be killed for this reason.
• The Starscream: Villano plotted to overthrow Palomar and he joined briefly joined the Dino team to accomplish this goal.

Mr. Cunningham

From LEGO Adventurers

A big-game hunter, Mr. Cunningham was hired by XERRD to help them hunt and capture dinosaurs on Adventurers' Island. Despite fighting on the opposite side of the war, he still has connections to Lord Sam Sinister, though.

• Adaptation Name Change: The wiki gives Mr. Cunningham's full name as Jacques Cunningham, whereas he is only known as either "Mr. Cunningham" or "Sluwe Jacques" in LEGO canon.
• The Brute
• Dumb Muscle: Subverted; despite what Lord Sam Sinister thinks, Mr. Cunningham is actually a Genius Bruiser.
• Genius Bruiser: Not only is he a brutish poacher, but he is also actually a cunning Master of Disguise, even though we never get to see him put this skill to use.
• Evil Poacher
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: The name Cunningham doesn't exactly instill trust.
• Only One Name
• Punch-Clock Villain: Of all the hunters and mercenaries hired by XERRD, Mr. Cunningham comes the closest to a Punch Clock Villain.
• Saved by Canon: Could not be killed for this reason.

Brickspider Bot v1.0

A prototype for the Brickster-Bot Spider designed by Evil Ogel and the Brickster, the Brickspider Bot v1.0 betrayed Ogel and hid out in the Goo Caverns until it was discovered by Dr. Inferno. Reveling in the death and destruction caused by the Dino Attack, the Brickspider Bot had no moral qualms about helping XERRD in bringing about the apocalypse.

• Card-Carrying Villain: Given that the Brickspider Bot revels in death and destruction, it probably best fits in the Destruction sphere.
• Cranial Processing Unit: A very perplexing usage of this trope, since it seems to Zig-Zag all over the place. The Brickspider Bot v1.0 can only be disabled by destroying its head. However, if the head is detached from the body but still intact, the body can still function, but as soon as the head is destroyed, the Brickspider Bot ceases to move. Strangely enough, it seems that memories are not stored within the Cranial Processing Unit; after its first head was destroyed by Rex, the Brickspider Bot retained its same memories even after its head was replaced. The only thing it lost was speech, since the replacement head did not yet have speech programmed into it.
• Didn't Need Those Anyway!: Losing an arm during the Torn World battle did nothing to slow it down.
• Disney Villain Death: Double Subversion; the Brickspider Bot was already dead, and then its lifeless body fell into the abyss.
• Everyone Knows Morse: The Brickspider Bot knows Morse code and, after losing its first head and the ability to speak, taps with one foot to deliver its messages. Of course, despite the trope name, the Brickspider Bot soon discovers that Rex doesn't know Morse and therefore can't understand what it's saying.
• Fangs Are Evil: A tell-tale sign that the Brickspider Bot is inherently a lot more evil than the typical mischevious Brickster-Bot.
• In Love with Your Carnage: The Brickspider Bot v1.0 agreed to work with XERRD because it was fascinated by the death and destruction caused by Mutant Dinos.
• Killed Off for Real
• Killer Robot
• Losing Your Head: Its head was knocked off during the battle against the Hybrids in the Torn World, but it was still fully active and continued to remotely control its body until Amanda destroyed the head.
• Meaningful Name: It's a Brickster-Bot with spider limbs.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: The name Brickspider Bot says it all.
• Not Quite Dead: The Brickspider Bot v1.0 was seemingly killed, only to return several pages later as quite alive, if not necessarily with the same head.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning
• Robot Names: The Brickspider Bot falls under the category of "Something-tron or Something-bot".
• Robotic Psychopath
• Sadist
• "Second Law" My Ass!: The Brickspider Bot was specifically designed to break Asimov's First Law of Robotics, but what Evil Ogel and the Brickster did not expect was that it would become self-aware enough to break the Second Law as well, turning against them and refusing to be shut down.
• The Speechless: The Brickspider Bot was not originally programmed with speech. It learned how to program itself with speech by studying the remains of PBB, but it only programmed one of its heads with speech, so when that head was destroyed by Rex, the Brickspider Bot was forced to use a replacement head that did not have speech programming. As such, it could only communicate by hooking itself up to Cyber-Bully and speaking through his mouth, or by tapping its foot in Morse code.
• Spider Limbs
• Spider People
• Super Prototype: Being the original prototype, the Brickspider Bot v1.0 has far more intelligence and personality than any of the Brickster-Bot Spiders that were mass-produced by OGEL Robotics, Inc. This was deliberately toned down for the Brickster-Bot Spiders because the Brickspider Bot was too intelligent to be a mere Mook.

Spy Clops

From LEGO Agents

One of Dr. Inferno's most infamous henchmen, Spy Clops participated in the invasion of Dino Attack Headquarters during the Final Battle.

• Artificial Limbs: His legs have been replaced by mechanical Spider Limbs.
• Cyborg
• Made of Iron: Spy Clops was shot repeatedly with a shotgun, burned in close combat with a flamethrower, and sent flying through a wall, all during Sarah Bishop's rampage... and he still managed to survive. Granted, the only thing that saved his life was the rule against killing official LEGO characters.
• Saved by Canon: Could not be killed for this reason. This was probably the only reason he survived his encounter with Sarah Bishop.
• Spider Limbs: Of the mechanical kind.

Cyber-Bully

An Inferno agent who operated in the Goo Caverns, Cyber-Bully has the unique ability to hook computers up to himself and let them speak through him, an ability that the Brickspider Bot used to its fullest advantage after being rendered mute.

• All There in the Manual: Until his appearance in Alpha Team RPG: Ogel's Last Stand, the only way to know Cyber-Bully's name was by reading his wiki article.
• Artificial Limbs: Both of his arms are completely mechanical.
• The Brute: If this quote is anything to go by:
  Cyber-Bully: "What, must I knock you out every three hours? Perhaps this time I'll hit ya so hard, you will finally get it into your skull that you must be unconscious and stay unconscious!"
• Cyborg
• Double Agent: In Alpha Team RPG: Ogel's Last Stand, he pretended to defect to Ogel's side in order to act as The Mole actually working for Dr. Inferno. Needless to say, when he was caught by General Evil, things did not... end well for him.
• The Engineer
• Genius Bruiser: He is a brilliant technician and engineer, but also acts like a thuggish brute at times.
• Machine Monotone: He goes into this state whenever a machine is speaking through him.
• Punny Name: His name is a play on "cyberbullying", the use of the Internet and related technologies to harm other people, in a deliberate, repeated, and hostile manner.
• Wetware Body: This is Cyber-Bully's main purpose - to act as a host for A.I., robots, or computers. However, they are only capable of controlling his speech, as it seems that nearly all other motor functions shut down in this state. At first, Cyber-Bully thought that this was really cool, but after at least two years of being the Wetware Body for various machines, he's no longer fond of the ability by the time he has to play host to the Brickspider Bot during the Dino Attack.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: We are never given confirmation regarding whether or not Cyber-Bully survived the destruction of the Goo Caverns.

FUTURE

Fogel

An alternate future version of Evil Ogel, Fogel has kept himself alive with an enhanced G.E. Body exoskeleton and become the leader of FUTURE. Seeing the Dino Attack as a missed opportunity to complete his plans to Take Over the World, he has traveled back in time to help his past self destroy the Dino Attack Team.

• 24-Hour Armor: Much like Darth Vader, Fogel's exosuit holds all his life support systems.
• Adaptational Badass: Fogel is a much greater threat in the Director's Cut, putting up a better fight against Rex, Amanda, and Frozeen than he did in the original RPG.
• Appropriated Appellation: The name "Fogel" was originally coined as an insult, but Fogel decided to bear it with pride.
• Alternative-Self Name-Change: He is called Fogel (shortened from "Future Ogel") in order to distinguish himself from his present-day self.
• Big, Stupid Doodoo-Head: The harshest insult that Fogel, an even darker and more evil version of Evil Ogel, could come up with was "Mrs. Dumb-Mouth". This is rectified by the Director's Cut, which changes Fogel's insult to a play on the expression "deaf, dumb, and blind".
• Conqueror from the Future: Like the rest of FUTURE, Fogel is a villain from 2035 who has gone back in time in a bid to conquer the world.
• Cyborg: Fogel is kept alive by his cybernetic G.E. Body.
• Dark Lord on Life Support: After a crushing defeat at the hands at Alpha Team, Fogel needs his 24-Hour Armor to survive.
• Evil Wears Black: Even as the only Future Villain without a Black Cloak, his G.E. Body gives him black armor.
• Good Wings, Evil Wings: Fogel's unique G.E. Body comes with a pair of bat wings.
• Immune to Bullets: Fogel's unique G.E. Body protects him from most attacks. When attacking a Dino Attack outpost, he simply stood there and let the Dino Attack agents shoot him to no avail.
• Kinslaying Is a Special Kind of Evil: Ever wonder what happened to General Evil in FUTURE's timeline? Fogel killed him for daring to question the efficiency of his plans. This is one of the reasons why, in the present Dino Attack, General Evil feared Fogel.
• Living on Borrowed Time: Fogel should be dead, but he has artificially extended his lifespan with his G.E. Body.
• Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Fogel's unique G.E. Body comes with two extra pairs of arms, giving him six total.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: His alias was Boss.
• We Can Rebuild Him: After what should have been his final defeat, he was rebuilt as a cyborg.

Finister

An alternate future version of Lord Sam Sinister, Finister lost his other hand during the Dino Attack and spent many years in prison. Now, he has traveled back in time to change history.

• Abled in the Adaptation: In the original Early-Installment Weirdness days of Dino Attack RPG, Sam Sinister was totally blind, and this extended to Fssinister as well who needed special glasses in order to see. In the Director's Cut, Finister still has his eyesight, although it's downplayed since he is still figuratively Blind Without 'Em instead of literally.
• Adaptational Badass: In the Director's Cut, Finister puts up a greater fight during his last stand and is even powered up by the Re-Gou's curse.
• Alternative-Self Name-Change: This is explicitly the case in Love and War. He introduces himself as "Finister" (shortened from "Future Sinister") for convenience to avoid confusing people with his present-day self (or Slyboots, for that matter).
• Black Cloak: Like the other members of FUTURE, he wears a black cloak.
• Blind Without 'Em: He's at an age where can barely see without his glasses.
• Conqueror from the Future: Like the rest of FUTURE, Finister is a villain from 2035 who has gone back in time in a bid to conquer the world.
• Cursed with Awesome: In the Director's Cut, Finister's hooks are fashioned from the Re-Gou ruby, subjecting him to Pharaoh Hotep's curse but giving him the power to shoot powerful magical blasts from his hooks.
• Evil Wears Black: Finister wears a Black Cloak over a black militaristic uniform.
• Fake Arm Disarm: In the Director's Cut, Finister's Hook Hands are destroyed by Rex.
• For the Evulz: In the Director's Cut, Rex asks why Finister didn't design the Truth Receiver as a mind-reading machine. Finister replies that it isn't as fun as designing the Truth Receiver as a torture device.
• Hook Hand: Unlike his present-day self, Finister has two Hook Hands.
• I Hate Past Me: Finister makes it clear that he despises his 2010 self, considering him a spineless coward.
• In the Hood: Like Frickster, his Black Cloak comes with a concealing hood.
• Ironically Disabled Artist: In the original RPG, Finister recalls a scheme in which he performed a piano concert while his henchmen stole goods from the audience, despite Finister having two Hook Hands. This trope was removed in the Director's Cut, although coincidentally 10273 Haunted House's lore reveals that it's actually canon for his present-day self.
• Laughing Mad: In the Director's Cut, Finister starts cackling maniacally and telling bad jokes as he gives in to the Curse of the Pharaoh.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: His alias was Hooks.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: In the Director's Cut, Finister's eyes start glowing red like the Re-Gou ruby when the Curse of the Pharaoh takes over.
• The Starscream: He is second-in-command of FUTURE and he despises Fogel. While he wouldn't dare stand up to Fogel, he tries to influence his past self to betray Ogel.
• Strike Me Down with All of Your Hatred!: In the Director's Cut, Rex threatens to sic Trouble and Maw on Finister. Finister dares him to do it and thereby prove that the Mutant Dinos are violent monsters. Rex begrudgingly backs down.
• Sudden Name Change: Finister's name was written as "Fssinister" in the RPG, and this was retconned by Love and War.
• Torture Technician: As the inventor and operator of the Truth Receiver, Finister personally handles torturing FUTURE's prisoners.
• Turns Red: In the Director's Cut. Finister, on the verge of defeat, makes his last stand by powering himself up with the Curse of the Pharaoh, making him a much more powerful foe.
• Villainous Breakdown: In the Director's Cut, Finister makes his last stand on the verge of defeat. At this time, he suddenly goes from being one of the more level-headed villains to going Laughing Mad as he channels his Cursed with Awesome powers.
• With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: In the Director's Cut, the Curse of the Pharaoh gives Finister much greater power, but he goes Laughing Mad and even starts telling one of Pharaoh Hotep's signature terrible jokes.
• Would You Like to Hear How They Died?: In the Director's Cut, this is how Rex learned that Finister killed Roger Remous.

The Frickster

An alternate future version of the Brickster, the Frickster became a fugitive and eventually lost his arms and legs, having them replaced with Artificial Limbs. He has traveled back in time to help his past self defeat the heroes.

• Alternative-Self Name-Change: He is called Frickster (shortened from "Future Brickster") in order to distinguish himself from his present-day self.
• Artificial Limbs: He lost all his limbs to an embarrassing encounter with the Black Knight, and had them subsequently replaced with mechanical limbs.
• Black Cloak: Like the other members of FUTURE, he wears a black cloak.
• Conqueror from the Future: Like the rest of FUTURE, Frickster is a villain from 2035 who has gone back in time in a bid to conquer the world.
• Evil Wears Black: Courtesy of wearing a Black Cloak.
• In the Hood: Like Finister, his Black Cloak comes with a concealing hood.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: His alias was Robo-Limb.
• Playing with Fire: His mechanical hands double as flamethrowers.
• Spell My Name with a "The": His full name is written as "the Frickster".
• Sudden Name Change: The Frickster's name was written as "the Fbrickster" in the RPG, and this was retconned by the wiki.
• We Can Rebuild Him: After having all his limbs chopped off, he was rebuilt as a cyborg.

Fladek

An alternate future version of Lord Vladek, Fladek kept himself alive with black magic to survive his life sentence in prison. He has traveled back in time to help his past self take over Castle Cove.

• Alternative-Self Name-Change: He is called Fladek (shortened from "Future Vladek") in order to distinguish himself from his present-day self.
• Black Cloak: Like the other members of FUTURE, he wears a black cloak.
• Conqueror from the Future: Like the rest of FUTURE, Fladek is a villain from 2035 who has gone back in time in a bid to conquer the world.
• Epic Flail: Fladek carries around a flail that fires lasers from its spikes.
• Evil Wears Black: He wears black armor and a Black Cloak.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: His alias was Dark Sword.
• Spikes of Villainy: Fladek's armor is covered with spikes, unlike his present day self.
• Sudden Name Change: Fladek's name was written as "Fvladek" in the RPG, and this was retconned by the wiki.
• Villainous Cheekbones: Much like his present-day self, Fladek has prominent cheekbones.
• Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe: Spoke this way and, unlike his past self, was never corrected by anyone.

ShadowTech

Canis "Cane" Schattenberg

• Arc Villain: Cane, along with Darkforce, filled the role of the RPG's main villain during its second Story Arc.
• Alternate Self: Kotua meets Anti-Cane during his brief detour into the Antiverse. While we don't see much of him to tell how similar Cane and Anti-Cane are, we do know that Anti-Cane is the sort of person who would hold a baby hostage in a burning building... which can be seen as a metaphor for Cane using the Dino Attack apocalypse to forcibly reshape humanity the way he sees fit.
• The Chessmaster: Agent Cane surreptitiously hijacked all of Katerina Schattenberg's work in order to settle a feud that started a generation before him.
• Colonel Kilgore: In his early characterization by Kotua in Space, especially noticeable as he reveled in the battle against Dino Attack Team and the LEGOLAND military.
• Composite Character: In the Director's Cut, Cane is combined with the unidentified sunglasses-wearing ShadowTech man who confronts Databoard aboard the Anti-Voltage.
• Corrupt Corporate Executive: Cane had a bit of this in him, given his business suit attire and Kotua accusing him and his organization of being corrupt.
• Evil Wears Black: Known for wearing a nice black suit. This was even his defining feature before his name was revealed, since he was simply called "the man in black".
• Evilutionary Biologist: Cane wants to use the Dino Attack as a means of promoting "survival of the fittest" to improve the minifig species.
• Killed Off for Real: Cane was killed by an Ofnir Rex during the attack on ShadowTech Island. Although he likely had contingencies to cheat death, Kat wants to make sure Cane stays dead after the Dino Attack.
• Kinslaying Is a Special Kind of Evil: While they were not related by blood, Cane sent assassins to kill his aunt Katerina. They would have succeeded had she not downloaded herself into Kat, but Cane knew this and programmed Loops, Rainer, and Wolfgang to finish the job.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, Cane's theme is "Rectifier" from TRON: Legacy.
• Name of Cain: It should come as no surprise that a character known as Cane would be a villain.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: If it wasn't bad enough that he has the Name of Cain, Schattenberg is derived from the German word for "shadow".
• Truly Single Parent: Cane raised Loop as his son. Now, remember that Loop is a secondary synthfig who is genetically modeled after Cane.

Lupis "Loop" Schattenberg

• Artificial Human: Was revealed to be a secondary synthfig created by ShadowTech.
• Chekhov's Gunman: Loop was initially an unnamed Inferno henchman who framed Kat and B for murder, only to later return and be revealed as part of ShadowTech.
• The Dragon: He is Cane's loyal synthfig assigned to finish a violent family feud, though this was only revealed after Cane's death.
• Evil Wears Black: His minifigure is depicted with a black jumpsuit.
• I Die Free: His final words were expressing gratitude towards Swerve for killing him, since only death could truly grant Loop the total freedom he desired.
• Mind Rape: More or less what Loop was doing to Katerina Schattenberg in his final scene.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Shares the same family name, Schattenberg, as Katerina and Canis.
• Not in This for Your Revolution: Although he carries out Cane's last wishes, Loop doesn't actually care about the Schattenberg family feud and is simply doing it for his own sadistic enjoyment.
• Third Eye: An unusual trait for secondary synthfigs.
• Sadist: Loop derives a sort of euphoria from the pain and death of others.

Axey

A ShadowTech assassin who rose the ranks to become Cane's lieutenant. He is also Slash's evil twin brother.

• Adaptational Mundanity: In the original RPG, Axey was a Voluntary Shapeshifter who could transform into a phoenix, a wolf, or a wolf/phoenix hybrid. In the Director's Cut, he is only capable of performing fighting techniques named after the phoenix and wolf.
• Animal-Themed Fighting Style: In the Director's Cut, Axey uses fighting styles based upon the phoenix and the wolf, as well as a combination of the two styles that he describes as a phoenix-wolf hybrid.
• Cain and Abel: Axey and Slash are twin brothers, and because the former joined ShadowTech, they frequently came in conflict with one another during the Dino Attack.
• Morph Weapon: Slash's weapon of choice is the Module Staff, which can turn into any melee weapon. It is first seen as a Sinister Scythe, then it becomes a hammer.
• Never Found the Body: After Axey and Slash's final battle, Slash woke up to find no sign of Axey. In the original RPG, Axey explicitly survived, but this is removed in the Director's Cut to leave his fate more ambiguous.
• The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: Despite being an assassin, Axey never assassinates anybody.
• Professional Killer: Axey worked for ShadowTech as an assassin.

The Maelstrom (UNMARKED SPOILERS)

Baron Typhonus / The Darkitect

From LEGO Universe

Baron Typhonus was one of the four explorers who journeyed across the LEGO Universe in search of Planet Crux and the Imagination Nexus. Upon discovering the Imagination Nexus, Baron Typhonus created the Spider Boss to demonstrate the power of chaos, but the spider betrayed him and dragged him into the Imagination. Their combined chaotic ideals corrupted the Imagination Nexus into the Maelstrom, and Baron Typhonus's fate was left unknown, long believed to either be dead or a prisoner to the Maelstrom.

In actuality, Baron Typhonus became the Maelstrom itself. Now known as the Darkitect, he is now the mastermind of chaos and destruction itself, and his ultimate goal is to destroy the entire LEGO Universe. When XERRD brought the Maelstrom Crystal to LEGO Planet, the Darkitect started manipulating their actions to accomplish his goal of destroying LEGO Planet itself.

• The Beast Master: Being the true master of the Mutant Dino army does give the Darkitect this title.
• Chaos Is Evil: The very defining characteristic of the Maelstrom.
• The Chessmaster: Baron Typhonus manipulated XERRD into creating the Dino Attack in the first place and led Lord Sam Sinister into the Maelstrom Temple with the Maelstrom Crystal, to name a few examples. Even after being defeated at the Maelstrom Temple, Baron Typhonus had a back-up plan to possess Dr. Rex's body.
• "Darkness von Gothick" Name: As the villainous mastermind of the Maelstrom, Baron Typhonus adopts the identity of the Darkitect.
• Demonic Possession: The Darkitect possessed the bodies of both Dr. Rex and Rex during the Final Battle.
• Eldritch Abomination: The Maelstrom is the embodiment of destruction itself in a universe of creation,so terrible that the universe's inhabitants cannot bear to grasp its true form. While typically depicted as a vortex with a pair of glowing eyes in the center, the Maelstrom can manifest itself as the Darkitect in A Form You Are Comfortable With, and even then it crosses over into Humanoid Abomination.
• Evil Brit: Baron Typhonus is a villain who is described as having a sophisticated-sounding British accent.
• Evil Is Hammy: Baron Typhonus is very evil and very hammy.
• Evil Laugh: Baron Typhonus seems to enjoy laughing evilly.
• Evil Makes You Ugly: Baron Typhonus looked much more handsome before he became the skull-faced Darkitect.
• Evil Sounds Deep: Baron Typhonus is a villain with a deep baritone voice.
• Evil Wears Black: As Baron Typhonus, he dresses in a black suit, black cape, and black top hat. As the Darkitect, his entire body becomes pitch-black.
• Faux Affably Evil: Baron Typhonus carried a kind demeanor when speaking. Until you infuriated him...
• Flunky Boss: During the battle for the Maelstrom Temple, the Darkitect continuously spawned Stromlings to distract Dino Attack Team.
• A Form You Are Comfortable With: When he tried to appeal to Lord Sinister, the Darkitect appeared as Baron Typhonus. Only after Lord Sinister rejected his proposal did the Darkitect reveal his Humanoid Abomination form.
• Greater-Scope Villain: For much of the RPG. He's responsible for the Imagination Nexus's corruption, and thus the Maelstrom that XERRD uses to create Mutant Dinos. Also, he's the Maelstrom itself. He's also responsible for Dr. Rex's corruption, though he's more of an influence for most of the story than a direct villain. It's not until late in the story that he assumes a more direct role in the plot and therefore becomes the Big Bad.
• High Collar of Doom: Baron Typhonus's suit and cape features a high collar, both evoking his aristocratic status and his villainous appearance.
• Hijacked by Ganon: A canon LEGO character, Baron Typhonus did not actually appear until the last few months of this seven-year-long RPG. In that time, he revealed himself to be The Man Behind the Man and ultimately took control of Dr. Rex, an original character who had served as the RPG's villain for years. Lampshaded by the comm chatter in the Final Battle.
• Humanoid Abomination: The Darkitect tends to take on the form of a pitch-black humanoid figure wearing the tattered clothes of his original identity, Baron Typhonus, with a Skull for a Head and Red Eyes.
• I Know What You Fear: As the Darkitect, he has the power to look into others' minds, see their worst fears, and bring them to life as illusions. The only exceptions are those who are immune to his influence, such as Pterisa, but even in her case he was able to easily deduce her fears without needing to read her mind.
• The Man Behind the Man: Baron Typhonus is revealed to be the true mastermind of the Dino Attack, manipulating Dr. Rex from behind the scenes.
• Man of Wealth and Taste: Baron Typhonus is an evil aristocrat, and he dresses accordingly.
• Manipulative Bastard: He was clearly messing with Minerva's conflicting emotions in the Forbidden Ruins.
• Meaningful Name: His name is a play on "typhoon", which is a weather pattern very similar to a hurricane, and the Maelstrom is often represented by the symbol of a hurricane. As the Darkitect, he is the architect of darkness.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: You'd better run away really fast from this guy, what with a title like Baron and another title like the Darkitect.
• Ominous Opera Cape: Baron Typhonus's villainous appearance is complimented by the cape he wears.
• Omnicidal Maniac: Baron Typhonus's goal is to destroy the universe and all life that dwells in it.
• Only One Name: As Baron Typhonus, he is only known as Typhonus. It is unknown if he even has a given name.
• Power of the Void: The Darkitect controls destruction itself.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: As the Darkitect, he is a villain with glowing red eyes.
• Sadist: Baron Typhonus takes great pleasure in watching the suffering of others, whether it's his enemies or even his own minions.
• Saved by Canon: As a canonical LEGO character, he could not be killed in the RPG. Even when his defeat is vaguely described in "Fifteeniversary", he's merely banished instead of killed.
• Satanic Archetype: A Manipulative Bastard who actively plays with the emotions of his foes to tempt them into doing his bidding? Check. Ruler of the Stromlings and Mutant Dinos, often referred to as "demons" by the inhabitants of Adventurers' Island? Check. The Darkitect may not be Satan himself, but he certainly fits the archetype.
• Silence, You Fool!: He is fond of using this line to silence those who disagree with his ideals, for example Frank Einstein.
• Skull for a Head: As the Darkitect, his face melts away to reveal a pitch-black skull.
• Spell My Name with a "The": As the Darkitect, his name is preceded by "the".
• Walking Spoiler: It's impossible to fully discuss Baron Typhonus's importance to Dino Attack RPG without revealing major spoilers.
• Would You Like to Hear How They Died?: He was about to tell Greybeard how Sir Robert Batrick died, but Greybeard cut him off with a Shut Up, Hannibal!
• You Have Failed Me: Said by the Darkitect while killing Ahua after the latter failed to stop Minerva and Andrew from saving Zach.
• You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: While the Darkitect could heal his subordinates, he sometimes purposely left some Stromlings to die after being critically wounded, such as Kiddy.

Ahua

A member of the TumTum Tribe who was corrupted in a fearsome, power-hungry Stromling. He, for the most part, controlled the Maelstrom's operations on Adventurers' Island.

• Bald of Evil: Ahua is bald, fitting his evil nature.
• Co-Dragons: Ahua and Zachary Virchaus were running the Maelstrom while answering to the Darkitect.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, Ahua's theme is "Emperor's Throne Room" from Return of the Jedi.
• Killed Off for Real: Although Stromlings can come back from Only Mostly Dead injuries, the Darkitect ensured that Ahua was totally dead.
• Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: His plan to use Minerva Fabello to defeat Zach backfired heavily. Its failure led to the Darkitect killing him.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Ahua's true nature as a Stromling is hinted by his red eyes.
• You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: After failing to stop Minerva and Andrew from saving Zach, the Darkitect felt that he had no more use for Ahua as a minion and killed him.

Standard Agent Ernest "Colonel" Quartich

• The Brute: As a Stromling, Colonel is shown to be quite brutal to his fellow Stromlings, and he gives Holly Vinyaya a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown during their fight.
• Eyepatch of Power: Colonel wears an eyepatch, with many fantastic stories and rumors about how he must have lost his eye in a cool situation.
• Fallen Hero: Ernest Quartich was a famous Dino Attack agent who lead successful campaigns across the LEGO Planet before succumbing to the Maelstrom's corruption.
• Killed Off for Real: Holly Vinyaya went to great lengths to make sure Colonel was dead and was not about to heal himself.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: You know this guy's bad because he's known as Colonel.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: After being turned into a villainous Stromling, his one good eye is red.

Cranky

• Corrupted Character Copy: Cranky is basically an evil version of Donkey Kong.
• Killed Off for Real: Cranky is killed off by Rudo Villano after he barely survives a barrage of fire from Dino Attack Team.
• Killer Gorilla: Cranky is a vicious and brutal Stromling Ape.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: You think he's called Cranky for no reason?
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Like other evil Stromlings, Cranky's eyes are red.

Kiddy

• Corrupted Character Copy: Kiddy is basically an evil version of Diddy Kong.
• Dual Wielding: At one point during the Mutant Dino attack on the Dino Attack Adventurers' Island camp, Kiddy stole and wielded dual Dino Attack pistols.
• Killed Off for Real: Kiddy is killed during the Stromling attack on Dino Attack's camp, and is not given a chance to revive like other Stromlings.
• Killer Gorilla: Being a Stromling Monkey, Kiddy isn't as big or menacing as Cranky, but he is still very dangerous and vicious.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Like other evil Stromlings, Kiddy's eyes are red.
• You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: The Maelstrom did not heal him after he was critically injured.

Others

Chaos

An ancient and powerful being made entirely of water, Chaos was originally released from its Mayan prison by a Brainwashed and Crazy Kotua during Mission Deep Freeze, only to be defeated by the Alpha Team agent once he regained his senses. During the Dino Attack, Chaos brainwashed Kotua again in an elaborate scheme to release itself once again and get its revenge upon the Alpha Team, with the help of a synthetic duplicate created by ShadowTech.

• Animalistic Abomination: This Eldritch Abomination appears vaguely reptilian in its Perfect Chaos form.
• Arc Villain: Considering that Chaos was manipulating Kotua throughout much of the first Story Arc, it was the closest thing that the RPG had to a Big Bad at the time.
• The Artifact: Considering how other early elements of the RPG later got heavily retconned (such as Landro or Toa Zero), the fact that Chaos (a Sonic Adventure character blatantly shoehorned into an unrelated LEGO Dino Attack RPG) has only been given minor tweaks by later canon makes it seem like an odd relic of the old days. And yet, Chaos is so iconic to the Kotua crisis Story Arc that it absolutely must remain canonical.
• Blob Monster: Chaos is amorphous due to being made of water.
• Breath Weapon: Can shoot beams of pure energy from its mouth.
• Chaos Is Evil: Unsurprisingly, the being literally named "Chaos" is a villain. Especially when a Maelstrom-enhanced clone is created by ShadowTech for some extra chaos in your Chaos.
• The Chessmaster: The original Chaos served as The Chessmaster controlling Kotua's actions for much of the early Dino Attack in a grand scheme to get its revenge on the Alpha Team agent and free itself from its Mayan prison.
• Combat Tentacles: Chaos attacks with long tendrils made of water.
• Corrupted Character Copy: Chaos from Sonic Adventure is a Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds with a sympathetic backstory and ultimately performs a Heel–Face Turn. But while this RPG's Chaos is inspired by that Chaos, this Chaos is devoid of any sympathetic traits and is a pure evil villain.
• Doppelmerger: The Chaos working with Kotua is revealed to be a synthetic copy created by ShadowTech, who manipulates Kotua into freeing the real Chaos from its Mayan prison. After the two Chaoses briefly work together, they willingly merge into a single entity known as Alpha Chaos.
• Dropped a Bridge on Him: After a ton of build-up, Alpha Chaos was defeated rather anti-climatically by a sudden intervention by Anti-Kotua.
• Eldritch Abomination: An ancient, chaotic, god-like entity made of water and able to drive victims to madness? Certainly fits the bill.
• Expy: Chaos is very heavily inspired by the main antagonist of the same name from Sonic Adventure.
• Expy Coexistence: In Love and War, after Perfect Chaos is unleashed by Kotua, someone in the comm chatter is reminded of "that one videogame with the blue guy who runs fast and collects rings". This implies that Sonic Adventure exists in-universe as a videogame, featuring the original Chaos as a villain.
• Fusion Dance: The original Chaos and its ShadowTech copy merge together to form Alpha Chaos.
• In Love with Your Carnage: In the Director's Cut, Alpha Chaos remarks upon the Dino Attack and calls the death and destruction "beautiful". It is implied that Alpha Chaos is aware of the Darkitect's involvement in the Dino Attack and is showing him glowing admiration.
• Kaiju: In its Perfect Chaos and Alpha Chaos forms, Chaos towers above all else (including Mutant T-Rexes) as it attacks LEGO City.
• Kill It with Ice: Chaos's only true weakness; being made entirely of water, if it is frozen, it cannot move. This is ultimately how Alpha Chaos was defeated by Anti-Kotua.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, Chaos's theme is "Perfect Chaos Revival" from Sonic Adventure.
• Making a Splash: Not only can Chaos control water, but Chaos itself is made of water.
• The Man in Front of the Man: Chaos appeared to be serving Kotua, but what no one realized was that Chaos was behind it all and was planning to betray Kotua as soon as it was freed from its Mayan prison again.
• Meaningful Name: Especially in regards to the synthetic ShadowTech version, which used trace amounts of Maelstrom, literally chaos itself, in its creation.
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: What would expect from a being named Chaos?
• Orifice Invasion: After being released, the original Chaos enters Kotua's body through unspecified means. The Director's Cut elaborates on this by depicting Chaos flowing its liquid form into Kotua's orifices.
• Robot Me: Kotua designed a Robo-Chaos while they were working together. However, nothing ever came of this.
• Sealed Evil in a Can: This evil being was locked away in a Mayan temple for eons until it was freed twice by Kotua in the 21st century.
• Too Many Mouths: In the Director's Cut, Alpha Chaos is described as though it has dozens of mouths on its tendrils and in its body of water.

Atukam

An Indigo Islander and a dark sorcerer who was banished by King Kahuka, Atukam seeks his revenge by exploiting the Mutant Dinos. Atukam only appears in the Director's Cut, in which he fills in the role originally played by Makuta.

• Adaptation Name Change: In the original RPG, his name was Makuta (canonically Teridax, although this was not yet known at the time). This was changed to the Sdrawkcab Name Atukam in the Director's Cut.
• Adaptation Species Change: In the original RPG, he was a Makuta. In the Director's Cut, he was changed to an ordinary human minifigure.
• Cain and Abel: Atukam is revealed to be King Kahuka's evil brother, as of version 1.0 of the Director's Cut.
• Casting a Shadow: Atukam's magical powers are darkness-based.
• The Corrupter: Atukam uses his powers to briefly turn Databoard Brainwashed and Crazy.
• Death by Adaptation: While Makuta could not be killed in the original RPG due to being Saved by Canon, Atukam dies in the Director's Cut.
• Evil Laugh: As a Mythology Gag, Atukam's evil laughter in the Director's Cut trailer is taken from Makuta's appearance in the Wall of History animations.
• Generic Doomsday Villain: Besides his motivation of getting revenge on King Kahuka for banishing him, Atukam is a minor villain who does not receive much personality or development.
• Hollywood Natives: Like the other Indigo Islanders, Atukam is based on stereotypical depictions of Polynesian natives.
• Horns of Barbarism: Atukam's mask is depicted with horns in the Director's Cut trailer, in contrast with King Kahuka's white plumage.
• Killed Offscreen: In the initial version 0.9 release of the Director's Cut, though not explicitly killed, Atukam only makes one appearance and then is defeated off-screen several chapters later. This was addressed in the version 1.0 release, which depicts his final battle and death in a newly-written scene.
• Malevolent Masked Men: Atukam always wears a demonic-looking tribal mask to hide his face.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Atukam's only visible facial feature is his eyes, which are glowing red.
• Redemption Rejection: King Kahuka offers Atukam a chance to rejoin the Indigo Islanders. Atukam pretends to accept the offer and then tries to kill Kahuka.
• Related in the Adaptation: Starting with version 1.0, Atukam is King Kahuka's brother in the Director's Cut. In the original RPG, Makuta had no familial relationship with Turaga Vakama (the character who originally filled King Kahuka's current role). However, it's intended as a reference to Makuta being Mata Nui's brother.
• The Savage Indian: Although based on Polynesian culture rather than Native American, Atukam otherwise fits this trope as a savage and bloodthirsty Hollywood Native.
• Schrödinger's Canon: Like other additions made in the Director's Cut, Atukam is considered ambiguously canon until he is referenced by a more canonical source.
• Skeletons in the Coat Closet: Atukam wears armor crafted from human bones.

Anti-Kotua

Kotua's Mirror Self from the Antiverse, Anti-Kotua followed Kotua into the prime reality with his personal airship, the Anti-Voltage. He used a Green Rocks-powered Weather-Control Machine to create a hurricane, and was also collecting blood samples of Dino Attack agents to create an army of robotic clones.

• Adaptational Sympathy: The Director's Cut, especially starting with version 1.2, fleshes out Anti-Kotua by making it clearer that he thinks he's delivering deserved justice upon the primary universe for its crimes against Dimension 8231. He's still a villain from our point of view, so it's not quite Adaptational Heroism, but at least his motives are now much more sympathetic than his original Generic Doomsday Villain personality.
• Alternative-Self Name-Change: This is explicitly the case in the Director's Cut. Anti-Kotua introduces himself as such to Hotwire, Blade, and Kat because he knows that this is what Lens Pioneers would call him in order to distinguish himself from the primary timeline's Kotua.
  Anti-Kotua: I am Kotua. But here, in Dimension 525, you may know me as Anti-Kotua!
• Anti-Villain: And not just because he's a villain with the "Anti-" prefix attached to his name! Antithesis revealed that Anti-Kotua's own universe is being devastated by hurricanes, and he believes that the primary universe is responsible. Therefore, Anti-Kotua sincerely believes that he is giving the primary universe its just desserts.
• Disney Villain Death: Kotua kicked Anti-Kotua out of the Anti-Voltage hangar, where Anti-Kotua presumably fell to his death.
• Evil Versus Evil: One of Anti-Kotua's first acts in the prime reality was fighting Alpha Chaos.
• Generic Doomsday Villain: In the original RPG, Anti-Kotua has no clear goal or motivation behind his actions. This may be be a result of missing posts that could not be recovered in the Dino Attack RPG downloadable archive. As a direct result, Antithesis was written in 2018 to flesh out his motivations.
• Make Way for the New Villains: Anti-Kotua made his grand entrance by effortlessly neutralizing Chaos, who was essentially the closest thing to the RPG's Big Bad at the time. This, along with Kotua's Heel–Face Turn, officially marked the end of the Kotua crisis and the beginning of a new Story Arc.
• Mirror Self: An evil version of Kotua from an Alternate Universe. Just like Kotua, he even had a personal airship, the Anti-Voltage; a fleet of Mini-Mecha vehicles, the Shadow-Blades; and an army of Mecha-Mooks, the Astrobots (as well as the second generation of Robo-Agents, although those were not finished until after his death).
• Pay Evil unto Evil: Anti-Kotua believes the primary universe is intentionally destroying his own universe with devastating storms, so he is seeking revenge by generating hurricanes in the primary universe.
• Poor Communication Kills: Basically, Anti-Kotua is a villain because the people involved with the ANTI project unintentionally convinced him that the primary universe was a threat. Version 1.2 of the Director's Cut further twists the knife because, upon arriving in the primary universe, he listens in on Dino Attack comm chatter and, due to hearing it out-of-context, completely misinterprets what they're talking about and thinks they're actively waging war against his universe.
• Spikes of Villainy: Anti-Kotua was apparently fond of this, since the Anti-Voltage had many curved spikes.
• Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Anti-Kotua was basically an excuse to continue the "evil Kotua" schtick even after the Kotua crisis ended.
• Tricked-Out Gloves: Wore a glove that could shoot powerful blasts.
• Wacky Wayside Tribe: In the big picture, villains such as Anti-Kotua play little part in the overall story and just served as momentary threats.

Darkforce

An Alpha Team agent who was erroneously reported to have died in the field, Darkforce actually went rogue and secretly founded the Shadows organization.

• Arc Villain: Darkforce, along with Cane, filled the role of the RPG's main villain during its second Story Arc.
• Badass in a Nice Suit: He can beat Voltage in hand-to-hand combat, and he is never seen without his dark grey suit.
• Disney Villain Death: In the hangar of his personal plane, Darkforce was pushed off the catwalks and fell to the floor below, and that was the last time he was ever seen. Even if he survived the fall, he would have drowned when his plane crash-landed in the ocean shortly afterward.
• Fallen Hero: Used to be an Alpha Team agent before becoming the leader of the Shadows.
• Generic Doomsday Villain: Aside from his plan to exploit the Dino Attack as a means to Take Over the World (requiring the elimination of Dino Attack Team to achieve this goal), Darkforce's plans and motivations aren't exactly clear. For example, why did he go from an Alpha Team agent to a villain? We'll never know.
• Invisibility Cloak: Darkforce is equipped with a personal cloaking device that can make him invisible, although its effects can be negated with water.
• Leitmotif: In the Complete Soundtrack playlist, Darkforce's theme is "Dubai Arms Fair - St. Petersburg Archives" from GoldenEye (2010).
• Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Darkforce really isn't a subtle name.
• Reports of My Death Were Greatly Exaggerated: Darkforce reportedly died in Antarctica in 2005, but evidently that was just a cover-up.

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