Characters that appear in the series.
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Recurring "Good" Original Characters
Mystic
The protagonist of the series, Mystic is a twenty-something autistic writer who is consistently pursued by the Cursed God. She is rather intelligent, perceptive, persistent, and caring, but she is also shown to be extremely self-deprecating, self-sabotaging, and fairly skeptical, implying trust issues with both others and herself. Mystic also has trouble moving past her mistakes and tends to have a short temper; this is particularly notable during the times she gets angry when people like Envy try to derail and/or end the story, as she believes it's the only way she can actually have an impact on anything and where she can be a hero. She also doesn't like the idea of taking shortcuts, as she believes there's no merit in doing so.- Author Avatar: Mystic's character is explicitly based on the creator of the series, sharing many traits between them.
- The Ingenue: Despite the villains seeing or treating her as one, Mystic is not actually the case. While she can be kind-hearted and wants to be loved, she tends to drop F-bombs on the regular, even in her first-person narration. On top of that, she can be short-tempered and willing to throw hands when need be.
Alice
Alice is/was a secondary protagonist of the series. She is Mystic's best friend.Cyrille
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Recurring Antagonists
The Cursed God
The Cursed God is the primary antagonist of the series. After being let into the fandom by Mystic, he becomes enamored with her; however throughout the series, it's implied that he would've fallen in love with her anyway, as the soul of his first love is inside of her. He has a disturbing obsession with her being innocent and pure and believes that she can lower the barrier between reality and fiction.Cecelia Annesley
- Evil Redhead: She has red hair and is a recurring antagonist of the series.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Her key to hypnotizing someone is through her red eyes. Her hair being the same color is also an added warning.
Killer Kerrie
- Monster Clown: Somewhat subverted in contrast with the source material; she's more annoying than scary.
- Named by the Adaptation: The leader of the Killer Clowns is unnamed in the source material, and is nicknamed 'Kerrie' by the side of the fandom from which OET originated.
- Playing Both Sides: She's not afraid to admit that she'd go running back to the Cursed God if Spooksville falls apart.
