The characters of Mini Monsters
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Protagonists
The Frank’s Gang
The main characters. They’re a lovable band of kids, ruled by Frank Einstein Jr. who are dedicated to protect Villa Susto and do good deeds for the sake of the rest of the people.
The lead character. A spoiled vampire who moves to Villa Susto, his main goal is to move back to his former home Miedópolis, no matter the means he has to take. He’s not a bad guy, just… unpleasant, to say something.
The undisputed leader of the gang, Frank serves as Victor’s polar opposite: He’s not rich, but he’s kind, generous and helpful. He’s also a kid genius, who makes inventions that they rarely work. He’s the main character in “El Perfeccionator”
A young witch who is known to have a not very good-looking wart in her face. A cheerful and ditzy girl, she’s extremely amorous and pursues everyone of the opposite sex, much to their changrin. She actually has a crush on Victor, which is unrequited.
A young werewolf who can transform when he wants. He’s known by his sleepiness, which often annoys his peers. However, when awake, is a very laid-back guy who doesn’t understand why Victor is in the gang.
A mummy obsessed with sports and competition. He’s also Lupo’s best friend, and it’s hard not to see them together. He speaks in mummy, which only few people can understand him. He’s also the muscle of the group.
The youngest in the group, he’s very fearful of nearly everything, but he’s the cutest and sweetest ghost kid in the town. That doesn’t prevent him for some kind of misfortunes. He’s also Frank’s best friend and assistant.
- Badass Crew: They can be this when it’s convenient. Or at least they try.
- Beware the Nice Ones: They’re total sweeties most of the time, but mess with them and they will kick your ass hard. Especially his leader, Frank.
- Bully Hunter: They try so hard to become this. Unfortunately, having Quasim as the main bully, that means: Failure Is the Only Option.
- Interspecies Friendship
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Blue to Morty’s gang’s Red.
- Slobs Versus Snobs: Frank's gang (The good ones) and Morty's gang (The evil ones).
- In the fourth album, we have the “Muerte Chunga” team (Evil) vs “Los Fresitas” (Good).
- True Companions: Sure, they don't like each other at times, but it's clear that they love each other deeply and stay together regardless. Victor's relationship with them is a case of Fire-Forged Friends (Piruja too, but in a much lower manner).
- Undying Loyalty: With the exception of Victor, of course.
Victor Von Piro Da Oskuritas Und Malefic
- Accidental Kiss: With Piruja in the fourth album.
- All of the Other Reindeer: If he had never met the Frank’s gang, he clearly would have been onto this trope. With good reason.
- Anti-Hero
- Anti-Villain: In the fourth album, being a Type IV.
- Bratty Half-Pint: He’s short, and definitely a brat.
- Butt-Monkey / Iron Butt Monkey / The Chew Toy: Seriously, this guy attracts all types of Amusing Injuries and misfortunes during the comics, to the point that no one would be surprised if he snaps because of it.
- City Mouse: Accustomed to the life on the city, Victor despises the fact that his family moved to the rural Villa Susto and desires to move back to Miedópolis.
- Cute Little Fang
- Deadpan Snarker:Victor: *After Frank invents a remote control for the TV* You know that was invented in Miedópolis since decades, huh?
- Dirty Coward: He will leave his friends at the task of saving his own butt.
- Dude Looks Like a Lady: He’s not very masculine. Extra points for being his main color fuchsia.
- Expy: He’s like a richer, pompous version of Eddy.
- Fatal Flaw: Pride, full stop. Also has Envy and Wrath, but to a lesser extent.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: Frank even lampshades this.
- Fur Against Fang: With Lupo. Subverted because they’re in the same gang.
- Good Is Not Nice: Fits this down to a T.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: This guy gets angry too easily for his own sake.Victor: I think it's time to someone to lose his milk teeth...
- Hidden Heart of Gold: Implied to have one deep, deep, DEEP down.
- Humanizing Tears: He sobs a little in the first album, after he realizes he can’t carry out his plan due to Frank appearing at the moment. We can’t see him because he’s invisible at that moment, and cried because Villa Susto wouldn’t be destroyed; but at least it shows he has feelings after all.
- Inferiority Superiority Complex: Highly implied. He claims he’s the best Minimonster in the whole world, and he tries desperately to prove that it’s true. Of course, he fails miserably all the time, and he doesn’t take it well, not at all.
- In-Series Nickname / Embarrassing Nickname: “Von Pijo”
- It's All About Me
- Jerkass: He’s rude, condescending, spoiled, hot-tempered, narcissistic and mean at his worst.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Few moments show he cares deeply for his particularly embarrassing family and even helps his friends. He's still abrasive about it, but...
- Lean and Mean
- Narcissist: Oh, yes.
- Oh, Crap!: Does this expression very often.
- Only Sane Man: When Villa Susto's quirks are concerned.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Definitely the Red Oni towards Frank’s Blue Oni.
- Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: Played with. He’s the Sensitive Guy, but he’s rude, short-tempered and aggressive; in contrast to Frank’s calm, sweet and emotional Manly Man.
- Spoiled Brat
- Sixth Ranger Traitor: In the fourth album. It doesn’t last, though.
- Small Name, Big Ego
- Supernatural Gold Eyes
- Token Evil Teammate
- Tsundere: A borderline Type A.
- Vegetarian Vampire: Instead of drinking blood, he prefers to drink tree sap.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Frank. Combined with Heterosexual Life-Partners.
- With Friends Like These...: Victor has this relationship with the gang… And anyone else, indeed.
Frank Einstein Jr.
- The Ace: He’s really good at nearly everything. However…
- Broken Ace: His self-confident façade hides a very depressed guy.
- Annoying Younger Sibling: To his older sister Francesca.
- Beware the Nice Ones: He’s a Nice Guy most of the time, but God will help you if you push him far enough his limit.
- Big Brother Instinct: Frank has this with his gang, especially Gus.
- Big "NO!": Gets one when Miss Hit uses the Perfeccionator to kill Henrietta. He gets over soon, though.
- Break the Cutie: Gets one in the second album, without doubt. He was already worried in the beginning, but when Henrietta appeared in his life, things went downhill from him. Luckily, he gets better.
- Cannot Spit It Out: His love for Henrietta. Justified, since she has a very complicated personality.
- Cute Bookworm.
- Badass Bookworm: When he gets dangerous.
- Deadpan Snarker: Usually towards Victor.Victor: Because I’m all you will never be: rich, gorgeous, tasteful…Frank: *deadpan* …and above all, honest.
- Ditzy Genius: He totally lacks common sense.
- Gadgeteer Genius / Bungling Inventor: Considered the former, but is actually the latter.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: Frank is blonde, and he’s a very nice person. Most of the time.
- Heroic Self-Deprecation
- Inferiority Superiority Complex: He takes pride in his intelligence to cover his own insecurities. It becomes a plot point in the second album, played both comically and seriously.
- Insufferable Genius: He's considered this for most people and can behave arrogantly about his intelligence, but most of the time it's unintentional and is portrayed as a Gentleman and a Scholar. Also, his arrogance is actually fake, since Frank doesn't think highly of himself.
- Morality Chain: He prevents Victor to become someone like his arch-enemy Morty Vivente.
- Only Sane Man: To the gang at least, since in Villa Susto no one is entirely sane.
- Official Couple: With Henrietta.
- She Is Not My Girlfriend: In regards to Henrietta. No one believes him, though.
- Stepford Smiler: A huge Type A. He pretends to be a cheerful and self-confident leader for the sake of the gang. In reality, he’s really depressed and has strong self-esteem issues. He gets better.
- Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The Manly Man to Victor's Sensitive Guy. It's actually played with, since Frank is kind and polite, while Victor is unfriendly and rude.
- However, he plays it straight with Gus, who is the Sensitive Guy towards him.
- Small Name, Big Ego: He thinks he’s a better inventor that he actually is. It's actually subverted, as he's fully aware of his failures.
- Team Dad
- Tsundere: Type B. He's normally a nice and gentle kid, but is very stubborn and hot-tempered when pissed off.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Victor. Combined with Heterosexual Life-Partners.
- Wise Beyond Their Years
- You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry!
Piruja
- All Witches Have Cats: She's a witch and has a black cat called “Buena Suerte”.
- Chekhov's Gun: Her potion is what allows Frank to turn Henrietta back to normal.
- Disappeared Dad: Her dad is never seen or mentioned, but he could have died or divorced her mother, since her mother Really Gets Around.
- The Ditz: She’s very absent-minded.Piruja: [putting Victor’s books in her mouth] This doesn’t fit in the mouth. How does this suck?
- Forceful Kiss: Every guy she kisses is forced to kiss her back to revert the effects of her curse. And given the fact she’s not the prettiest girl In-Universe, it’s like they’re the ones who are cursed instead.
- Friendly Enemy: They are in different gangs, being rivals. However, it doesn’t prevent her for being best friends with Guillotine.
- Hereditary Curse: She's cursed with a wart in her face. Also, when she kisses someone, she’s transformed into a frog. Her mother mentions all witches in her family had that curse, and her wart cannot be reversed (at least magically).
- Hypocrite: She scolds her mother for her Abhorrent Admirer behavior. And then, she stalks Victor, as usual.
- Magic Misfire: Her spells and potions often fail, causing havoc and Hilarity Ensues. It’s averted with her school project in the second album, being a Chekhov's Gun near the end.
- Makeover Montage: She gets one in the third album, with the help of Guillotine, to conquer Victor. It fails. Hard.
Lupo
- Beware the Quiet Ones: He’s usually a calm guy, but he will lose it if his loved ones are threatened, mostly his younger siblings.
- Big Brother Instinct: He’s very protective towards his siblings, to the point that threatening them is his main Berserk Button, as said above.
- Big Eater: He likes eating as much as sleeping.
- Brilliant, but Lazy: He’s slow due to his sleepiness, but he’s quite wise, if not smart, when awake.
- Brutal Honesty: He’s too honest for his own sake. Mixing it with snark doesn’t help.
- Deadpan Snarker: More deadpan, but still counts, especially when Victor is involved.Lupo: *after receiving a swirlie* Frank, could you explain to me about him joining our gang we’re be saved from Quasim? I just don’t get it…
- Stepford Snarker: Implied. He has to deal with his poor family, so it’s not surprising he snarks so much.
- Extreme Doormat: Emphasis on the “Doormat” part.
- Extreme Omnivore: He will eat anything. Anything. Skin, we’re looking at you.
- Foil: He fits this role towards Victor more than Frank. While Victor is rude, hot-tempered and filthy rich; Lupo is kind, calm and very poor. Not to mention the well-known rivalry between their species.
- Fun Personified: When awake, is actually pretty funny.
- Fur Against Fang: With Victor, although they’re in the same gang.
- Headbutting Heroes: He really hates Victor, even if they’re in the same gang. Not that it’s surprising. See Foil above.
- Kindhearted Simpleton: He’s a little slow (not stupid), but he’s very nice and funny when you get to know him.
- Sarcastic Devotee: He may not agree with Frank’s decisions and is snarky to everyone, but he’s loyal to his family and friends by default.
- Sleepyhead: He’s this trope by far, to the point it’s considered a Running Gag.
- Heck, he should be the Trope Codifier!
- Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The sensitive to Momses’ manly.
Momses
- Does Not Know His Own Strength: He really tends to forget his own strength, especially when he gets in contact with sunlight.
- Intelligible Unintelligible: He speaks in mummy, and only few people can understand him. Lupo and Frank usually traduce what he has to say.
- The Klutz: He's very clumsy, mostly due to his own strength which he does not know how to handle.
Gus
- Big Brother Worship: He’s Frank’s assistant and looks up to him, like a young brother would do.
- Bully and Wimp Pairing: The wimp to Quasim’s bully.
- Butt-Monkey / The Chew Toy: He has very bad luck, only surpassed by Victor.
- Catchphrase: Quoted here.Gus: Frank, you're a g-genius!
- Cowardly Lion
- The Cutie: He’s the cutest guy in the entire comic.
- Cute Ghost Guy
- Expy: He’s very similar to Casper, isn’t he?
- Friend to All Living Things: He loves animals so much, naming them while hugging. Victor discovered this by himself.Gus: I-I’ll call you t-talkative (whatever animal he encounters)!
- Geek
- Intangible Man: Due to being a ghost.
- Irony: When he was human, he was terrified of monsters. Now that he’s a monster, he absolutely fears humans. Cue this trope.
- Lovable Coward: So lovable it makes him being wanted by everyone.
- Porky Pig Pronunciation
- Puppy-Dog Eyes: D’awww.
- Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The Sensitive Guy to everyone’s Manly Man. EVERYONE.
- Shrinking Violet
- Sweet Tooth: He loves cakes a lot.
- Technicolor Eyes: His eyes are red, with black eyeballs.
- Tender Tears: He cries fairly easily.
- Undignified Death: He and his family died because of a poisonous car freshener. Given the nature of the comic, it’s Played for Laughs.
Other Minimonsters
Henrietta
A mysterious girl who made her first appearance in “El Perfeccionator” as Frank’s Love Interest. She seems like a normal girl at first, but her constant escapes makes her a full enigma to everyone. Also, she harbors a dark secret…- Berserk Button: Don’t tell her double personalities are funny. Mienai learned this in the hard way.
- It was all in Victor’s nightmare, but considering who Miss Hit is….
- Beware the Nice Ones: She’s mostly a sweet and adorable girl, but don’t piss her off. She has a Kick-Ass Split Personality to back her.
- Cannot Spit It Out: Her feelings for Frank. It’s justified, though.
- Cute Clumsy Girl
- The Cutie: Oh, so much. No wonder why Frank falls for her instantly.
- Daddy's Girl
- Damsel in Distress: She’s one in the second album. A very weird one, since her enemy is herself.
- Enemy Within: With Miss Hit.
- Gibberish of Love: Not really gibberish, but when she sees Frank, she vomits in his face. Not that he actually minds.
- Give Geeks a Chance: Frank.
- Honorary True Companion: If it weren’t for her UST with Frank and Miss Hit, she would have been a member of the Frank’s gang a long time ago.
- Team Mom: She could fit this role.
- Jekyll & Hyde: The Jekyll to Miss Hit’s Hyde.
- Official Couple: With Frank.
- Phlebotinum Pills: She carries a lot of them.
- Pink Means Feminine
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue to Miss Hit’s red. It's explicable, though.
- Rose-Haired Sweetie
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The girly girl towards Miss Hit’s tomboy. Again, perfectly explicable.
- Also, she’s the girly girl towards Piruja and Guillotine.
- Unresolved Sexual Tension: With Frank. It’s sorta justified, but still frustrating.
- Belligerent Sexual Tension: When she becomes Miss Hit.
Billy Rotten
The loner of the class. Not that it’s surprising: his horrifying smell makes him a total outcast. However, that doesn’t prevent him for being a nice guy to everyone. He tries to be Victor’s friend, ending always in failure.- All of the Other Reindeer: He’s ostracized due to his smell. Not that he cares…
- Brainwashed and Crazy: In the second album.
- I Just Want to Have Friends: He has this desire when concerning Victor.
- In-Series Nickname: “Junk Boy”
- Misunderstood Loner with a Heart of Gold: If you forget his Pig Pen status, he’s one of the nicest guys in the whole comic.
- Nice Guy
- The Pig-Pen: He’s always in a bin, and lives in a dump. Justified, because if he bathes, he gets sick.
Dayana Von Piro
Victor’s cousin, who appears in a few stories.- Blind Without 'Em: She can’t paint properly without them.
- French Jerk: Downplayed. She can be rather unpleasant, but she’s very far for being a haughty jerkass like her cousin.
- Original Character: Was created by a fan of the comic, and the author decided to include her.
- Terrible Artist: Subverted. She’s a damn good artist, but she needs glasses to paint properly.
Antagonists
The Morty’s Gang
The recurring villains of the comic. Ruled by Morty Vivente, these gang of troublesome monsters are dedicated to tinker and make the Frank’s gang lives a total hell. They always fail, though.
He’s a male and isn’t popular, but otherwise he fits this role.
- Four-Man Band
- Big Bad Wannabe: Morty.
- The Dragon: Guillotine.
- The Brute: Skin.
- Sacrificial Lamb: Mienai
- Fifth Ranger: Victor in the fourth album. It doesn't last.
- Gang of Bullies
- Opposing Sports Team: In the fourth album.
Morty Vivente
The leader of the evil gang, this guy serves as the Frank’s gang’s main threat, even if he doesn’t appear (until the fourth album). He’s obsessed with Frank’s brains, and will do anything to get what he wants.He’s a male and isn’t popular, but otherwise he fits this role.
- Ax-Crazy: When he snaps.
- Berserk Button: It’s more of an Insanity Button, but mention the word “brains” in front of him and he will chop heads instantly.Morty: ¡¡¡BRRRRRAAIIIIIIIIINS!!!
- Big Bad Wannabe: Although he’s a main threat, he only fulfills the Big Bad role in the fourth album. And drops this role in favor of Arrmando el Arraña.
- Big Jerk on Campus: Even though he isn’t popular, he still serves this role towards the protagonists, as he’s dedicated to making bullying Frank and the gang and making them miserable.
- Big "NO!": When the Frank’s gang ultimately win the match.
- Brain Food: He’s obsessed with brains.
- Comedic Sociopath
- Detachment Combat: He uses this to hit his sidekicks when they fail him, which is to say, often.
- Did You Actually Believe...?: When Victor asks for the deal of giving him the tickets, he responds that he never had the intention to keep the deal, and he only used him to piss Frank off. Seriously, what a douchebag.
- Evil Counterpart: To Victor. Both are rich jerks, but when Victor’s actions are out of ingenuity and has a decent goal (Going back to Miedópolis), Morty does this because he’s downright evil.
- Evil Laugh: “Jjj, jjj”
- Evil Redhead / Fiery Redhead
- Faux Affably Evil
- Foil: To Frank.
- The Ghost: Drops this status in the fourth album.
- Gratuitous Italian: Often insults like “Stupido!” or “Imbecille!”
- Jerkass: He seems like this outside…
- Jerk with a Heart of Jerk: …But he’s FAR WORSE inside.
- Laser-Guided Karma: In the fourth album, Morty’s dirty tricks to win the match take a toll on him and his band. They got beaten by Henrietta’s father; their rivals won the match, Morty lost his tickets to Miedópolis and he ends up with a thermometer in his ass. All of this is well-deserved, at least for Morty.
- Manipulative Bastard: Where to begin? He convinced Victor to join his gang for his tickets to Miedópolis and hired a giant spider to get rid of his rivals. He fails to do so, but it’s still very impressive.
- Mask of Sanity: He appears calm and collected, but mess with him or mention brains and his mask will broke onto pieces.
- Non-Human Sidekick: His three worms.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: They’re orange, but still counts.
- Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: To Frank.
- Smug Snake
- Villain Antagonist
Guillotine
Morty’s second-in-command and girlfriend, this enigmatic girl is known for separating her head from the rest of her body and for her unpleasant personality. However, she’s not as evil as she (or everyone) thinks she is.- Anti-Villain: Type I. See Noble Demon below.
- Cool Big Sis: She acts this way towards Piruja, and Henrietta to a lesser extent.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She genuinely loves her boyfriend Morty, and cares a lot about her friends.
- The Fashionista: She’s obsessed with fashion, and is a pro making outfits. To the point that, in the fourth album, Momses wishes she could have done their team’s uniform. With good reason.
- Friendly Enemy: They are in different sides, but it’s clear that Piruja and her are best friends.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She’s really one of these, but the only ones allowed to see her heart of gold are her friends (namely Piruja and Henrietta).
- Light Feminine and Dark Feminine: The dark to Piruja’s light.
- Lovable Alpha Bitch: She’s a total bitch with everyone, but her moments with Piruja make it clear she’s not all bad.
- Losing Your Head: Her main ability, and the subject of many jokes, most of them done by herself.
- The Matchmaker: She is one Piruja and Victor, though her methods are… questionable.
- Noble Demon: She’s obviously a ruthless bitch who does everything to get what she wants. However, she’s much more noble (and balanced) that her boyfriend Morty. Also, she shows a kind and helpful side to her closest friends. It cames to the point that she’s a better person that the so-called protagonist Victor. And keep in mind she’s The Dragon of the evil gang!
- Perky Goth
- Pet the Dog: Piruja. That says it all.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy to Piruja and Henrietta’s girly girls.
Mienai
An invisible guy who wears fluorescent clothes, so people can see him. He’s the object of many mistreatment by his teammates, especially Morty. He thinks he’s cool, but he couldn’t be farther from the truth.- Ain't Too Proud to Beg: He begs to one of his rivals to find his little sister.
- Anti-Villain: Type IV. He’s not evil, just a jerk.
- Big Brother Instinct: He cares a lot about his baby sister, even asking Lupo for help.
- Butt-Monkey / The Chew Toy
- Cool Shades
- Gasshole: Courtesy of his invisible potion.
- Invisible Jerkass
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He genuinely loves his sister, and is the only one in the gang whose actions are not outright malicious.
- Minion with an F in Evil
- Small Name, Big Ego
- Token Good Teammate: While not a nice guy per se, he’s the least evil of the Morty’s gang.
Skin Hate
A living skeleton, he has a really bad temper and, just like Mienai, he’s the object of Morty’s mistreatment. He loves eating, and a source of doubt is the fact why he’s a bag of bones because of that.- Anti-Villain: Type IV, just like Mienai.
- Big Eater: He’s a really big one, only surpassed by Lupo.
- Black Eyes of Evil
- Brainwashed and Crazy: In the second album.
- Dem Bones
- Evil Counterpart: To Lupo, and serves as his Foil
- Extreme Omnivore
- Hair-Trigger Temper: It’s hard not to see him angry.
- Hot-Blooded
- Minion with an F in Evil
- The Un-Favourite: Non-related example towards Gus.
Other Antagonists
Rattus Sapiens
The main antagonist of the first album, he plans the destruction of Villa Susto via creating a legendary poison, “El Veneno de Porcelana” (Porcelain’s Poison), so he can live outside the sewers with other rats.- Affably Evil / Faux Affably Evil: Depending on your point of view...
- Bad Boss: He at one point hits one of his fellow rat in the head with a hammer. The latter intends to return the favor once Rattus loses all his knowledge.
- Big Bad Ensemble: With Quasim in the first album.
- Brought Down to Normal: He forgets all his knowledge upon being hit in the head by Quasim.
- Card-Carrying Villain: A literal example.
- Evil Genius: He became a smart genius by becoming addicted to eating all the computer suppositories of the school.
- Ditzy Genius: He’s easily foiled, which at the end becomes his Fatal Flaw.
- Large Ham: Hell yes.Rattus: I’M RATTUS SAPIENS!!! Here’s my card.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning
- You Dirty Rat!: Rattus is an evil rat whose main goal is to destroy all monsterkind with the porcelain poison.
Quasim
The school’s main bully, he’s portrayed as the main threat to the gang (even more than the Morty’s gang). With brute force and zero intelligence, his main goal in life is to punch other and make their lives miserable just for fun.- Berserk Button: Insulting his hump is a good way to get your ass kicked.
- Beware the Silly Ones: He’s downright stupid, but keep in mind he’s the most fearsome bully in the whole town.
- The Bully: You don’t say?
- Barbaric Bully: He’s batshit strong, and no one can defeat him… Except Miss Hit.
- Bully and Wimp Pairing: The bully to Gus’ wimp.
- Jerk with a Heart of Jerk: Upon his introduction, he helps Victor to pick up the books he himself throwed... and later breaks them.
- Karma Houdini: He gets away with all the abuse he dishes to everyone.
- Karma Houdini Warranty: However, he gets his just desserts in “El Perfeccionator”, courtesy of Miss Hit.
- Swirlie: His main form of torture. He dishes this even to the teachers.
- Third-Person Person
- Would Hit a Girl: He does a swirlie to Piruja, and punches Miss Hit in the head. While he gets away with the former, he gets his ass kicked with the latter.
- Would Hurt a Child: HELL YES.
Miss Hit
A mysterious girl who appears as the main villain in “El Perfeccionator”. As the new girl in town, she does everything to get what she wants. She hates people who considers “weak”, especially humans. She’s Henrietta’s evil alter-ego.- Ax-Crazy
- Berserk Button: She has a Hair-Trigger Temper, but she can’t stand being called "little".
- Big Bad: In the second album.
- Enemy Within: To Henrietta.
- Evil Redhead / Fiery Redhead
- Freak Out: After seeing in Victor’s mirror and discovering that, even when using the Perfeccionator, she’s still Henrietta after all.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: In contrast to Henrietta’s Extreme Doormat persona.
- Knight of Cerebus: Played with. When she appears in the second album, she makes a darker Tone Shift and is a competent threat. However, she's not inmune to comedy, and has various funny quirks. After the second album, she's a straightforward comedic villain.
- Mind-Control Eyes: Every Minimonster controlled by her shows her eyes.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The red to Henrietta’s blue. It’s perfectly explicable.
- Slasher Smile: Prone to do this. Heck, she even does one in the "El Perfectionator"'s album’s book cover!
◊ - Super-Strength: She knocks Quasim out WITH A SINGLE PUNCH.
- Tomato in the Mirror: A literal example. She looks into Victor’s truth mirror, and discovers she’s Henrietta, even when using the Perfeccionator.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy to Henrietta’s girly girl. Obviously.
- Villain Decay: Due to being defeated and showing more sporadically.
- Walking Spoiler
Arrmando El Arraña
A giant spider hired by Morty in the fourth album. Piruja’s mother tries to make him his boyfriend, even if his alimentary habits are… well… dangerous.- Dragon Ascendant: After the defeat of the Muerte Chunga’s team.
- Bait the Dog: Zigzagged. When we first see him, he tries to eat Piruja and her mother (as Morty ordered him to do). Then, he’s seen with Piruja’s mother as a couple (which horrors Piruja). However, it was all a ruse, as he’s seen trying to eat all Minimonsters and attacking everyone.
- Eaten Alive: Subverted. He get’s K.O. by Mr. Abra’s giant bunny, and then he’s the main plate at the Von Piro’s banquet.
- Eviler than Thou: To Morty.
- Spiders Are Scary
- Walking Spoiler
Flan Hellsing
The latest antagonist shown in the comic. He’s the self-proclaimed “Best monster hunter in the entire world”, but, in reality, he’s very far from that. He appears in Villa Susto with the purpose of capturing all monsters and prove himself.- Beard of Evil: Though the “evil” part may be exaggerated.
- Harmless Villain: To the point that his horse does all the work for him.
- Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain
- Inferiority Superiority Complex: He overestimates his hunting abilities to cover the fact he can’t hunt anything besides squirrels.
- Small Name, Big Ego: Oh, yes.
Others
Other characters
- Adults Are Useless
- The Faceless: With the exception of Victor’s grandmother.
Mr. Abra
The teacher of the main characters’ class. He’s known to be a magician, though he’s not as good as he wants to be.- Chekhov's Gun: His hat. Thanks to it, the giant rabbit came out and saved the main characters from Arrmando el Arraña.
- Cool Teacher: At least in Gus’ eyes.
- Eye-Obscuring Hat. As part of his faceless nature.
- Hat of Power
- Inept Mage: See Nice Job Breaking It, Hero.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: He falls into this trope more than anyone else, since his spells cause more harm than good. Also, his solutions are weird or make things worse.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue to Robert Louis’ red. Which makes sense, since he wears blue clothes.
Mr. Robert Louis
The nurse and referee in the school, and Henrietta’s father. Like his daughter, he has a Split Personality.- Ambiguously Gay: He dresses in pink, has feminine manners, and talks in a similar way that Ned Flanders in the Spanish version. This is averted in his negative form.
- Berserk Button: He doesn’t take cheating well. Morty’s gang discovered this in the haaaaard way.
- Beware the Nice Ones: Like his daughter, just provoke him, and he will kick. your. ASS.
- Dude Looks Like a Lady
- Large Ham: In his negative form.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The red to Mr. Abra’s blue. Played straighter in his negative form.
- Split Personality
The Von Piro Family
- Abusive Parents: Inverted. Victor treats them like his servants, giving him whatever he wants. That doesn’t mean he doesn't care for them, though.
- Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: Competing with the Einstein's.
- Doting Parents: Which explains Victor’s attitude.
- Grandparental Obliviousness: Grandma Von Piro, due to being a Cloudcuckoolander.
The Einstein Family
- Parental Favoritism: The Einsteins obviously prefer Frank over her older daughter Francesca. Not that Frank likes it, though.
- "Well Done, Dad!" Guy: Frank Einstein Sr., to the point when Frank says he’s the greatest mind in Villa Susto (as part of a deal) he records it and uses it as a mobile tone.
Piruja’s mother
- Abhorrent Admirer: To Mr. Von Piro.
- Extreme Omnisexual: Good lord. She’s obsessed with getting married with someone. Even with a giant spider. Who tried to kill her.
- Phrase Catcher: MOM!!!
Lupo’s Brothers
- Aloof Big Brother: According to Lupo, Lupus is this.
- Big Brother Instinct: He seems concerned for the well-being of his siblings.
- Big Brother Worship: Lupe, Lupín and Segismundo towards Lupo. When he’s not asleep, that is.
Animals
Chopped
Victor’s pet, a happy-go-lucky dachshund.- A Dog Ate My Homework: A literal example. However, the homework was done by Victor’s father, but still.
- Big Friendly Dog: Though not so big, he’s definitely friendly.
- Kick the Dog: Victor does this to him in a literal manner, though it’s more like "punch the dog in the head". Victor (now a giant monster) gets annoyed at Chopped’s clinginess and punches him in the head. Then Laser-Guided Karma acts and he becomes a dog too.
- Morality Pet: Played straight in the "pet" part, averted in the "morality" one.
Buena Suerte
Piruja’s pet, a black cat with luck issues.- Cats Are Mean: At least to Victor, and it’s pretty justifiable.
- Ironic Name: “Buena Suerte” means “good luck” in Spanish. Yeah, right.
- Lampshaded by Frank:
Frank: I think the name of your cat it’s not suitable... - The Jinx: GOD. DAMN.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Not an evil example, but given the luck he gives...
- Walking Disaster Area: Buena Suerte’s causes great accidents when he’s around. The only thing that could stop his disastrous luck is being inside Lupo’s stomach.
Caballa
Flan Hellsing’s horse.- Hypercompetent Sidekick: To the point she does all the work from his owner.
- Morality Pet: She’s Flan Hellsing’s voice of reason.
Caca ("Poop") Einstein
Frank's new pet, a literal poop.- A Poop Named Poop
- Meaningful Name
- Original Character: Just like Dayana, he's a fanmade character.
- The Pig-Pen: He's a poop after all.
- Talking Poo: More like "Living Poo", but still counts.
