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The parents of the main trio from Drawga.

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Quadzo

Quadzo Headward Shortstakk/Shortstakk

Archnemesis Dad: He's the Arc Villain for the majority of the Ladies Book Club prequel comic, before his eventual Heel–Face Turn.
Fantasy-Forbidding Father: In the prequel comic, he is shown to be against Legzi going to college, as he would prefer to see her learning to run the family business.
Jerkass Realization: When he sees just how much Legzi's friends mean to her, he realizes how douchy he has been and allows her to go to Darkmouth, after all.
Middle Name Basis: Downplayed. He sometimes goes by his middle name. This was done to explain away the Continuity Snarl of him having been named twice in the show.
Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!: How he finally gets Legzi into Darkmouth.
Workaholic: The brings-the-work-home kind. His house is filled with mannequin legs and books about them.

Heartricia

Continuity Snarl: A pretty big one. She's stated to still be alive in Season Two, but is depicted as having passed away in the Prequel Comic.
Generation Xerox: Much like her daughter, she is/was also a member of a trio of adventurers.
Genius Bruiser: A competent adventurer who also runs business side of a factory along with her husband.
Happily Married: By all accounts, she's had a good relationship with Legzi's father.
The Lost Lenore: Serves as this for Quadzo in the comic.

Fyllemore "Fylle"

Fylle, getting used to his newfound powers.

The father of Rah'ōxah.

Artificial Limbs: He has a removable robotic arm made for him by Quadzo, (the only arm he ever created.) Though he's not wearing it when first summoned, as he was completely unprepared for it.
Blessed with Suck: During his first appearance, he receives the entirely unwanted and uncontrollable power to shoot explosions from his eyes.
Do Not Call Me "Paul": Hates being called by his full name (which he inherited from his father) and much prefers "Fylle."
Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: With Rah'ōxah's mother, assuming that Higher Education Is for Women and that "stabbing prisoners with a pitchfork" counts as a tomboyish trait.
Non-Action Guy: He's a librarian — a librarian working at a demon prison mind you, but still — because he prefers the relatively laid-back lifestyle which comes with such a job.
Popularity Polynomial: In-Universe. Being very Long-Lived, he hasn't changed his haircut for at least 70 years, and it's started becoming fashionable again.
Spell My Name With An S: Like his daughter, he has a normal name (Phil) spelled in a "fantasy-esque" way.

Rah'ōxah's mom

Generation Xerox: Much like her daughter, she seems to harbor a great love for adventure.
The Ghost: Unless that one elf woman from the prequel comic was intended to be her, in which case her husband got a hefty redesign between issues.
Hero of Another Story: Like (maybe) the other mothers of the ladies book club, she's also said to be out questing offscreen.
No Name Given: Never given a name.
Torture Technician: Works as this in the same demon prison as Ryjinah's parents.

Ryjinah's dad

Bad Powers, Good People: Is somewhere between this and Affably Evil. He does sustain himself on suffering gets a kick out of his job, but he otherwise acts like a decent man and a doting father. Perhaps a case of Pay Evil unto Evil?
Dem Bones: He's a necromancer, much like his daughter, and uses his abilities to raise skeletal soldiers during the fight against the porflings.
Jack of All Trades: Ryjinah describes him as a "jack of all tortures."
No Name Given: His name is apparently unpronounceable in the common tongue.
Punch-Clock Villain: He does work as a Torture Technician at a demon prison, but he's a perfectly personable guy in private.