Hopeless Suitor: It's not clear whether Monique is content to lead him on and keep as a backup accessory equipped with Male Gaze and ears, or she genuinely wants to get it on, but he always says something dumb enough to ensure a turn-off. Or they both are too insecure and self-absorbed to move more than a half-step toward each other. Or all of this. The net result, however, is exactly the same.
Fridge Horror: Suffers this in-universe. Her fans are enabling her to be sexy and that leads to her being worth Hell to them. She didn't take that well.
Badass Bookworm: Criminy. He breaks into Hell, and later tames a demonic, flying pitchfork and rides it out through the ceiling. And perceives a toothed flame-breathing demonic book as an "interesting challenge".
Beware the Nice Ones: The end of the Bad Behavior series is the first time he's ever been pissed off in over 10 years.
Brown Eyes: According to Fuchsia, fitting his down-to-earth, shy nature. She just loves them.
Took a Level in Badass: He dug his way into Hell itself for Fuchsia, and grew a spine towards Seymour.
Has been shown to be able to hold his own against a sentient demonic pitchfork with just a shovel.
He then flies out of Hell while being pursued by a Succubus (relax Fuchsia got zapped, but it did not take) mounted on the SAME pitchfork. He scares the shit out of Lil'Evil and buzzes past God. If that's not bad-ass, then nothing is.
Character Development: He's gotten musical talent and been hoboing a while. Beginning about here and he's apparently lost some weight. Most of the main page shout outs are from him traveling.
Cowardly Lion: For a sinner and hedonist, Squigley is surprisingly good at defying Satan and throwing wrenches into his plans.
The Plague: During the Swine Flu scare, people thought he was a carrier. Up to the point of people screaming and fleeing in terror (with one person screaming "Nobody have sex with him. EVER!")
Serious Business: He pulls off several Parkour moves to get to a burrito place right before closing. He also pawns his entire porn stash (it hit the ceiling, not counting the stuff on his PC) for some kind of deluxe taco shop special.
Seven Deadly Sins: He's gluttony: Big Eater, stoner, drinker, avid consumer of porn... Although he now and then gets sick and tired of his lifestyle and starts dieting, exercising, dropping the intoxicants, and throwing his pornos away. For a while.
Sky Surfing: He can actually fly when using drugs. Down to carrying other people with him.
The Stoner: ...to the point of using pot to allow his sofa to fly (even into, and then back out of Hell). He later tokes up on the toilet. This leads to said toilet blasting its way through the roof and eventually landing in the tree Fuchsia and Criminy hang out at. Needless to say, they pull him down, but not before the flight of the toilet ends up on Twitter and a ton of other social networking sites.
Slick: "Why did you make me like this?" God: "Just to see if I could."
Pet the Dog: When not viciously mocking his creations, God can actually be a nice guy.
Vitriolic Best Buds: He treatens to smite Devil every other time. They constantly pick on each other... But missed him when D retired.
Also, with the Dragon — they frequently banter, and Dragon tend to pulverize his cloud, torch his hand puppet or something else, they scuffle a bit... rinse, repeat.
Badass Pacifist: Notable for being of the few characters that the Devil can't corrupt. His powers can't hurt anyone, living or dead. He remains one of the strip's most powerful characters.
Pals With Jesus: Theyhang out together on occasion. Sometimes trying to duke it out, but don't appear to take their differences more seriously than God and Dragon their own regular scuffles.
Berserk Button: Seymore messing with Criminy time ended poorly for him. And don't screw with Forky. She was considering killing Lil' E after Criminy showed up and made her happy.
Love Redeems: Clearly a goal for her and a wish of fans.
Mama Bear: Attempting to make a trophy out of her pet is a VERY bad idea. The only thing that stopped her from killing Little E was Criminy's earlier visit cheering her up after her Despair Event Horizon.
May Fly December Romance: Although the implications aren't discussed, it's mentioned that succubi have eternal youth.
Playing with Fire: The most advanced of the devil girls in terms of her proficiency with fire as she's the only one that can turn it into a projectile rather than use it as a flame thrower.
Back from the Dead: In our first flashback to her past, she sees a boy she has a crush on succeed in resurrecting a dead animal, and fails herself. Then Satan opts for Came Back Wrong.
Black Magic: Her demonic corruption power, known as being Bomfed in universe.
Murder the Hypotenuse: May have been attempted in Dig 7 given the look of murderous intent in her eyes. Might have suceeded if not for the glitter points.
Playing with Fire: Apparently, she can do this if she's mad, at minimum, though unlike Fuchsia, her flames are more like a flame thrower rather than a long range projectile.
Stop Helping Me!: Fyoosh has tried on-and-off to get Blue to reform as well. The first attempts were shot to hell, and Baby has lost all patience with the concept of redemption. Fuchia won't take the hint.
May lean towards Designated Villain, as she seems to practice (in her own strange way) Christianity. She even sanctifies Lil E.
Ax Crazy: Probably the most violent character in Sin Fest. Is plotting to kill Santa/Satan (her pronunciation makes it unclear). She's also taken to "killing" pastries.
Evil Feels Good: While probably not coming from any sense of sadism, she relishes in "bomfing" whatever she feels like on a whim, describing it as "fuuuuun".
Fan Nickname: Both of the names provided for this page are not her official name, and she has yet to be given one as of February 2012. Pebbles comes from one strip, where Monique refers to the succubus as Pebbles due to her orange hair. Tangerine was proposed by the fans to go along with the Theme Naming amongst the other succubi.
The Fashionista: Has twice shown interest and desire in another characters clothes.
Morality Pet: Has some shades of this towards Seymour, incredibly. If nothing else, he has acted more decently when around her than at any other point in the comic. Their interactions aren't numerous yet, and Seymour's "gentlemanly behaviour" might just be him feeling responsible for her (as he's responsible for her Cloudcuckoolander attitude), but there's hope yet.
Either that, or he's at a loss when someone heeds his sermons only to run with garbled version.
Obliviously Evil: Tangerine doesn't seem to bear ill will to anyone she doesn't perceive as attacking. Being an impulsive childish Pyromaniacslightly "out of it" is enough to occasionally make people run away screaming, though.
Pettanko: At least before transformation. Still flatter than the others.
Pyromaniac: Loves to make things go boom. Especially after she gets Seymour's shotgun.
Running Gag: Her habit of stealing pieces of clothing from people she runs across is starting to shape up as this.
Came Back Wrong: When the young Satan finds the young Baby Blue trying unsuccessfully to bring a dove Back from the Dead, he brings it back as a devilish creature.
The strip that hints that God actually created Seymour fully formed and acting the way he is becomes either hilarious or His Moral Event Horizon by proxy when taken into light the things Seymour does because of said obsession.
Bullying a Dragon: Crosses into Too Dumb to Live territory. To Fuchsia. He also pisses off Criminy, the guy who dug into Hell to be with his girlfriend. Before that, he literally pokes the Dragon's nose.
Egomaniac Hunter: Probably by accident, but his hunting gear and shotgun are his second most worn outfit.
Fantastic Racism: Towards Fuchsia, who has been actively trying to change her ways, making it even more repulsive.
Fate Worse than Death: A epically hilarious one in Bomf 4. Turned into the thing he hates as an ironic reflection of his true nature.
Flanderization: He actually had a few decent moments at the beginning, and was no worse than anyone else, but while everyone else has gotten Character Development and Lighter and Softer treatment, he became more and more intolerant and intolerable in his fervor... and then finally learned something and has since begun to be less Flanderized.
Actually, he comments that he is confused as to the best description of their relationship, suggesting The Rival and Vitriolic Best Buds as alternative ways of viewing them together.
The Fundamentalist: Subverted, since Christianity has a fundamental belief in helping repentance.
Heteronormative Crusader: Almost takes a shotgun to an incredibly flamboyant gay couple. The scene is now the page picture.
Laser-Guided Karma: Turned into a demon after an unprovoked attack on Fuchsia.
Light is Not Good: Jesus fanboy? Check. Averse to demons? Check. Jerk? See the rest of his tropes.
Loony Fan: Hilariously enough, he fails to recognize the real thing in person. Despite having bought a metric fuckton of Jesus merchandise. MIGHT be a Metaphor for his obsession with the rule of his religion, and not the spirit of it.
Pure Is Not Good: Is convinced that he is almost completely without sin, and truly has done little that could be considered evil in the usual sense. Which just makes all the times he acts Holier Than Thou that much more despicable, knowing he could be good but is too much "against evil" to truly be good.
Redemption Rejection: Does this to Fuchsia on multiple occasions, most prominately in Bad Behaviour. This trope (which makes him a hypocrite) is one of the main reasons he's so hated by the fandom.
Sex Is Evil and I Am Horny: Has moments like this, usually as a result of being around Nique or Baby Blue for too long.
As well as Took a Level in Dumbass, since he's still talking trash after Fuchsia is clearly pissed. Remember kids, succubi with fire for hair are best left alone.
Windmill Crusader: Takes his struggle against the Devil and his minions seriously. So seriously, he forgets not all of them are bad, or that he isn't a threat to them, in the slightest. The Devil doesn't pay attention, unless there's an easy opportunity to torment him.
Evil Versus Evil: His target of choice is Seymour, who's generally as bad at being good as Lil' E at being evil. Also, he has no aversion to preying on his own kind.
Harmless Villain: With a few exceptions, he posts images of a certain pig flying on a toilet online, and occasionally gets into Karate battles with Seymour. Plus, angels find him adorable.
Ho Yay: His crush on the Devil is rather transparent.
Goes beyond transparent to explicit in this strip. He likes the idea of spending eternity "locked in homo erotic embrace with the devil."
May actually be a case of If It's You, It's Okay or even Single-Target Sexuality, seeing as he doesn't really act that way over anyone else, male or female, and often talks down to the oversexed or hormonally frustrated main characters.
Chekhov's Gun: Their "glitter points" apparently have the power to protect the pure of heart from minor demons and can temporally remove demonic corruption from the Devil's minions (they still look like demons, but they lose the personality).
Holier Than Thou: Not to the extent of Seymour, but they sometimes come across as infuriatingly snobbish, although they're legitimately trying to help people and have good intentions.
Also, unlike Seymour, they are pretty nice to Fuchsia and other demonic characters — as long as you're trying to do good, they're on your side.
Spotlight-Stealing Squad: Starting around October of 2011, a very large amount of strips focuses on her and the effects of her actions.
The Zombie
The zombie of one (or more) of the damned souls who loved Fuchsia's stories. Deprived of these after her Heel Face Turn, he's now escaped to look for her.
