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    The Big Four 

Henry "Hiccup" Haddock III/Night Fury
  • Captain Ersatz: Night Fury stands as this universe's equivalent of both Iron Man and Batman. Like the both of them, Hiccup is rich with his own tech-based company they use as a front for their hero work. His knack for mechanical ingenuity (including his collection of robot armor and AI) mirrors that of Tony Stark, while his darker color-scheme, serious demeanor and tragic backstory parallels Batman.
  • Composite Character: While Toothless is still a separate character, Hiccup and the dragon species "Night Fury" were otherwise unrelated.
  • The Cowl: During his Terror Hero phase, Night Fury embodied this perfectly. Before Frost and Mavis calmed his temperament, Night Fury was known to be a just but rather brutal hero, frightening the civilians of Berk as much as the criminals.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Hiccup's troubled past with the death of his girlfriend Keiko left Hiccup to be a tragic and humorless superhero.
    • Freudian Excuse: This was later rectified with the help of his friends, but has still left him afraid of romantic relationships, lest he has his heart broken again.
  • Don't Celebrate Just Yet: After the Iron Giant destroyed the Giant Mothership, Hiccup was the only one not celebrating. He realizes they won the alien threat purely by luck, and that if Earth was going to survive, they will need a serious upgrade.
  • Handicapped Badass: Hiccup is the leader of the Big Four, is a mechanics expert, is the smartest member of the team and has a prosthetic foot from an accident when he was younger.
  • Heel Realization: Realized that his Terror Hero methods were counterproductive when he was unable to save a child in danger because the child was too afraid of him.
  • Non-Powered Costumed Hero: While a genius, Hiccup himself does not actually have any powers, relying on his armor and tech to do the job for him.
  • Powered Armor: While having no superpowers of his own Hiccup makes up for it by creating state of the art battle suits that grant him increased strength, endurance, flight, and energy blasts.
  • Science Hero: Is the only member that does not use magic or is involved in magic in the slightest before Riley joined, relying on his Gadgeteer Genius exclusively.

Jackson Overland/Frost
  • An Ice Person: Frost is a very powerful cyromancer.
  • The Cape: In contrast to Night Fury. He is approachable, likes to wise-crack and is famous for his exploits with world-renowned hero group The Guardians.
  • Clark Kenting: Despite the fact that Jack is never seen with him, play's Hockey and his public nick name is "Jack Frost", no one seems to piece it together that Jack and Frost are the same guy. Well, except for Night Fury, but he's supposed to be a genius.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Despite his light-hearted image, Jack's origins are no so easy. After sacrificing his life to save his sister, Moon Man gave his life to save Jack's, saving his life and granting him ice-based magic powers. His family thinks he's dead and Moon Man's apprentice PH has a particular grudge against him. It also does not help that PH is one of the highest ranking agents in the NSA.
  • Jack Frost
  • Just a Kid: Ronin's reaction when he meets him.

Rachel "Rapunzel" Punzel/Limelight
  • Adaptational Superpower Change: In the original film Tangled, Rapunzel's magic hair could retain youth and heal injuries, the magic dying when the hair is cut. Here, she's girl-Superman with Medusa's hair.
  • The Cape: The most appropriate example of this in the group, especially when compared to Archer and Night Fury. She is solar powered, her hair acts as a sort of Superman-esq cape and is considered the most approachable both socially and by the media, even inspiring her future ward Riley Andersen, AKA Spectrum, who inturn inspires a whole new generation of young heroes.
  • Cuddle Bug
  • Friend to All Children: Acts as a protective motherly-figure and eventual mentor to Riley Andersen.
  • Girly Bruiser: Rapunzel Corona wears pink, loves cute things and models for fashion magazines, and yet Limelight is the strongest, fastest and most invulnerable member of the team.
  • Green Aesop: Limelight is solar-powered. She's an eco-friendly heroine. Too much though can leave her hyperactive, impatient and with an expanded reserve of energy to burn through, as seen after she was exposed to the highest setting of Hiccup's Artificial sunlight chamber.
  • Prehensile Hair: Apart from being able to heal injuries and curses, Limelight's hair can move as an extension of her body, good for incapacitating foes.
  • Stern Teacher: While Limelight is normally sweet and loving, she can be strict when the situation calls for it, lecturing Spectrum when she does something careless, even grounding her and having her do chores when she goes against orders.
  • Took a Level in Badass: Limelight can fly, can shake off a building falling on her without a scratch, can lift over 400 tons and can heal people afflicted with dark magic.

Merida DunBroch/Archer
  • Fallen Hero: After she puts on the Helm of Sparda, for as long as she wears the helmet, Merida becomes a ruthless war goddess that raises an army of skeletons with intentions of destroying the human world with war and conquest. Until the helmet is removed, that is.
  • Fiery Redhead: Has a temper, which is easily utilized in her crime-fighting, showing that she is very passionate.
  • The Cowl: In contrast to Limelight, though not nearly as much as Night Fury.
  • Non-Powered Costumed Hero: Her magic comes from her bow. The rest is all skill.
  • Powers via Possession: When she wears the Helmet of Sparda, Merida gains the powers of a war god. Unfortunately, it corrupts her mind, amplifying her aggression and giving her an unquenchable thirst for conquest and bloodshed.
  • Pretty Princess Powerhouse: While being a princess in the film, here she is the CEO of her family's company, born with a silver-spoon in her mouth, and can still fight crime with no actual powers of her own.
  • The Straightand Arrow Path
    • Trick Arrow: Merida wields an arsenal of arrows ranging from taser, to napalm, to net, and more for almost any situation.
  • Situational Sexuality: Chapters 9 and 10 of Merricupsmutdrabble has Merida interested in a threesome with her boyfriend Hiccup and his old friend Camicazi. They even have few moments where it is just her and Camicazi.
  • Violently Protective Girlfriend: Merida's desire to protect Hiccup has given her the ability to harness the flames of her wisps several times.

Mavis Dracula/Calamity Bane
  • The Cape: As a hero, Mavis can be considered "approachable", a favorite among the public. She decided to become a hero after saving a child that was too terrified of Night Fury for him to help, showing Night Fury the error of his methods.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: After Johnny's family chases her away, Mavis lived starving on the streets, reluctantly keeping herself healthy off of squirrels and stray pets. She is mistaken for a monster (or a bad one, anyway) by Frost and Night Fury. Unfamiliar with the monster community, Fury was ready to "put her out of her misery" until Jack convinced him not to.
  • Expy: In personality and mannerisms, she's a lot like Jessie.
    • The author has even acknowledged this, saying the reason why he added a lot of those traits was because he found her original incarnation to be a Flat Character.
  • Friendly Neighborhood Vampire
  • No Sense of Personal Space: Less so than Limelight, but still prevalent.
  • One of the Boys: Despite being a woman, due to her long-standing friendship with Jack and Hiccup, acts as though she is just "one of the guys" and can be very "unlady-like". This ranges from things like wanting to hi-five Hiccup that "he's getting laid", to joining a burping contest started by Jack.
  • Weird West: Mavis Dracula/Calamity Bane is a vampire cowgirl super-heroine that uses wrestling moves against criminals.

Toothless

Riley Andersen/Spectrum
  • Absurd Phobia: She's fought giant robots, gianter robots, bear-men, mutants, monsters, the US Army and so on, but sewer rats? Don't even ask.
  • Berserk Button: Has developed a peeve whenever someone mocks her scarf.
  • Clingy Jealous Girl: Downplayed. She is upset when Hiro seemingly ignores her in favor of one of her female friends, her powers acting erratically as a result. She calms down when Hiro admits having no feelings for the friend.
  • Ensemble Dark Horse: Riley has become a favorite among readers and the author, Riley appearing more than any other secondary character, with her relationship with Hiro spawning its own fanfic and several chapters on Superhero Drabbles.
  • Expy: Word of God states that her costume is based off of Lady Wifi and the Evillustrator from Miraculous Ladybug.
  • Dude Magnet: Downplayed example. Riley has attracted the interest of Jordan, Dash Parr, and Hiro Hamada. Not half bad for an early teen.
  • Fangirl: Being a hockey-player, she has a particular fondness for Jack (at first completely unaware of his secret double-life as a superhero). As a metahuman, she heavily idolizes Limelight and looks to her like a big sister, her strength and flight-based abilities being her favorite because of their similarities to Limelight's abilities.
  • Girl of the Week: Ever since Spectrum became a public face, she became the only thing people talked about both online and in Riley's school. She even inspires younger citizens everywhere start making names for themselves as heroes, one of which being Tip Tucci in New York.
  • Kid Hero: She becomes a member of the Hero Apprenticeship Program under the NSA after she steps in on a battle between Limelight and the Scientist that experimented on her.
  • Legacy Character: Riley looks up to and apprentices under Limelight, her happiness powers being very similar to Limelight's power and the scarf on her specially tailored super-suit is meant to emulate Limelight's hair.
  • Living Mood Ring: Riley's emotional state can cause her eyes to change color.
  • Meta Human
  • Mundane Utility: Riley occasionally uses her powers around the house, such as shutting off her alarm clock with a burst of electricity, toasting bread with pyrokinesis, or telekinetically lifting a car for her father to work on.
  • Psychic Children: She was captured by a secret organization trying to create super-soldiers, having kidnapped Riley and experimented on her. After being found by Limelight, she returns to her parents and are even given help in controlling her powers by PH and the NSA.
  • Psychic Powers: Riley's powers are all psychic in nature, all based off of the emotions in her head from the film she originated from, her hair, eyes and the type of powers she uses depending on this. When she is happy, her hair and eyes are yellow and she can do telekinesis, which can allow her to fly and lift heavy objects. When sad, her eyes and hair turn blue and she can generate electricity. When angry, her hair and eyes turn red and she can set things on fire. When afraid, her hair and eyes turn purple and she can teleport. When disgusted, her eyes and hair turn green and causes the instinctual response in others to kick in, such as when she made a police officer vomit uncontrollably.
  • Scarf of Asskicking: Her supersuit is equipped with a scarf that, like the rest of her suit, changes color based on which power she uses. It's also a literal source of asskicking, as it's length can be extended and she can control it with her telekinesis to wrap around opponents and swing them around, emulating her mentor's animated hair.
  • Super Serum: Used on her to stimulate her DNA, granting her psychic powers.
  • Tagalong Kid: As the official sidekick to Limelight, this makes her an honorary member to the Big Four, being the only underage member of the group
  • They Would Cut You Up: Was kidnapped off of the street and put under inhumane experiments, giving her superpowers in an effort to turn her into a living weapon.
  • Verbal Tic: Has a habit of - word-for-word - saying the same phrase when questioned about her feelings for Hiro.
    Riley: What!? No!? What!? No!? We're just friends! I do not like him like that! Gosh! Shut up! You're just crazy!

    Mor'du's Group 

Mor'du
  • Big Bad: The person that gathered the villains together and keeps himself in the shadows.
  • My Grandson, Myself: Being immortal, Mor'du masquerades as his own descendant to maintain his own wealth and power.
  • Corrupt Corporate Executive: Hiccup has been keeping an eye on Mor'du and his corporation, having suspected him of provided financing and technology to super-villains and terrorist groups. Spoiler Alert: He does.
  • Expy: He's one of Sauron.
  • Reality Warper: In One-Winged Angel-mode.
  • Revenge by Proxy: With an old grudge against Merida's ancestor, who defeated him and trapped him in his human form, Mor'du decides to settle with Archer instead.

Pitch Black

Dr. Drago Bludvist/Bewilderbeast
  • Composite Character: In-canon, Drago controlled a giant, ice-spitting dragon called the Bewilderbeast. Here, Drago is Bewilderbeast, adopting the name after splicing his DNA with the long-dead ice-spitting dragon's DNA.
  • The Dragon: Literally.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Well, had anyway. His family died tragically, hence why he became evil. Nowadays he's been dating Gothel.
  • The Brute: Despite being a prolific pioneer in prosthetic technology and robotics, Drago is not afraid to get his hands dirty and dent Night Fury's armor himself, especially after splicing his own DNA with that of a dragon's for a kick of strenght an regeneration.
  • Evil Makes You Monstrous: Drago uses his mad-science to splice his own DNA with Dragon-DNA. This becomes far more-so when he becomes empowered by the dark spirits of the spirit world.

Gothel
  • Playing with Syringes: An alchemical variant; she wasn't above using human test subjects in her obsessive search for eternal youth and beauty. That's how Limelight got her powers in the first place, with Gothel keeping her prisoner partly to study her.
  • Vain Sorceress: Definitely Gothel. She kidnaps children and sucks the youth out of others to keep herself looking young and beautiful.

     NSA 
  • Cops Need the Vigilante: The NSA supports the activity of superheroes in the world. They allow heroes and metahumans to roam the world and do vigilante justice all they like, even giving them the option to do it under funding. However, should the heroes get in the way of their field work or take it too far, things get hairy.
  • Fun with Acronyms: National Supers Agency
  • Heroes "R" Us: The NSA's job is to fund, regulate and manage the world of superheroes, supervillains and enhanced individuals all over the world.

Director Rick Dicker
  • Cool Old Guy: Compared to the General Failure of General Monger, Dicker actually knows how to handle certain situations with tact and sensitivity. This is best displayed with Riley Andersen, as he allows her and her parents the option to not be involved with their agency, and understands that Riley is an innocent child thrown into a dangerous side of the world.
  • The Handler: While he was promoted to Director, Dicker still does work in the field.

Kobra Bubbles
  • The Handler: Usually hands out missions for Fantasia Unit.

     Fantasia Unit 
  • The Squad: Fantasia Unit is a female group of NSA agents that handles superhero and super-villain affairs.

Captain Jane Porter/The Jungle Queen
  • The Leader
    • Authority Equals Asskicking: Even while being the leader and strategist for the team Jane is also the best hand to hand fighter. Even within the NSA her fighting prowess is considered to be one of the best.
  • Not So Stoic: Looks her cool when Squad A-113 invades her missions, even ore so when Smith issues a transfer for PH for his team.

Agent Belle
  • The Smart Guy: Belle is the tech expert of the team. When the team needs an expert in hacking or some high tech gadget for the mission all eyes turn to her.

Agent Rebecca/PH
  • Famous Ancestor: Belongs to the same tribe as Pocahontas.
  • Fantastic Racism: PH is first resentful with Sally's addition to the team because of her history fighting the undead, but later warms up to her and even introduces her to Jack Skellington.
  • Love Triangle: PH's affections are competed over by Agents John Smith and John Rolfe.
  • Magical Girl Warrior: PH, the NSA's #1 magic user, and teacher to Elsa and Anna.
  • Mentor Archetype: Seems to always be there to teach young supers control of their powers when they need it, including Elsa, Anna and Riley.

Agent Megaera

Agent Esmerelda

Agent Sally/Ragdoll
  • Bloodless Carnage: Being a ragdoll, Sally doesn't bleed. Convenient too, given her line of work.
  • Feel No Pain: Zombies don't usually feel pain. Sally doesn't.
  • Frankenstein's Monster: She was created by Dr. Finkelstein using Dr. Frankenstein's old notes in creating life.
  • Oblivious Younger Sibling: Technically being only a few years old, Sally is the least inexperienced both socially and professionally. She is generally treated as the "little sister" of the group, willing to give her advice when she needs it and is teased by the group over her relationship with Jack.
  • Our Zombies Are Different

Agent Mulan/Ping
  • Dressing as the Enemy: Mulan acts as a double agent on behalf of the NSA, disguised as the Sons of Hades member "Ping."

Agent Kayley Lionel
  • New Meat: Kayley "The Kid" Lionel. Rookie fresh from the Academy. Applied temporarily to the Fantasia Unit to bring them their coffee.

     Squad A- 113 
  • Distaff Counterpart: Squad A-113 was more or less written in to be Fantasia Unit's male counterpart, complete with being completely made out of the guys Fantasia Unit's members are dating and/or are married to.
  • The Squad: Squad A-113 is a unit employed under the NSA for super-related activity.

Agent John Smith
  • Love Triangle: Competes for PH's affections with John Rolfe.
  • Mr. Smith: It is his name after all. Then again, given his line of work, it could just be a cover.

Agent John Rolfe

Tarzan/Ghost Ape

Adam/Beast

Phoebus/Paladin

Shang

Hercules

     The Sons of Hades 
  • Artifact Collection Agency: Often locates, steals and uses mysterious artifacts (usually of Greek origins) for their plots.
  • Religion of Evil: The Sons of Hades is a cult that worships Hades, using magical artifacts and monsters of Greek Mythology in hopes of ruling the world on behalf of their god Hades.

Hades

Pain

Panic

Hydros

Entropy

Zagreus

Agrius
  • Bears Are Bad News: Agrius is a Sons of Hades member who, through dark magic, turned himself into a freakish were-bear creature.

     The Guardians 
  • Adaptational Wimp:
    • The Man in the Moon is portrayed as a mysterious, omnipresent nature deity in the film. Here though, Moon Man is considered the Sorcerer Supreme who sacrifices his life to save Jack, even granting him his powers.
    • The Guardians are world-famous, immortal spirits in the films, here they are a group of magical-but-mortal superheroes.
    • Pitch Black is fear incarnate and the Bogeyman in the films, but is portrayed as an everyday super-villain here.

Moon Man
  • The Archmage: The Sorcerer Supreme of Earth when he was alive.

Nicholas St. North

Ronin
  • Our Fairies Are Different: Ronin is a leafman, a species of wingless nature fairies.
  • Retired Badass: Ronin was once a member of the Guardians, having retired from international heroship and now dedicates himself as Tara's bodyguard.

     Area Fifty-Something 
  • Interservice Rivalry: While not openly hostile to each other, the NSA and Area Fifty-Something do not always get along, their jobs occasionally hitting grey-areas that lead to conflict. Monger himself even referred to Dicker as a "smug bastard", hinting at a history.
  • The Men in Black: Whereas the NSA is meant to handle domestic matters involving superheroes, supervillains and other "enhanced" individuals, Area 50-Something was designed to both capture and contain the strange and unusual and handle extra-terrestrial threats.

General Warren R. Monger

Susan Murphy/Ginormica

B.O.B.

The Missing Link
  • Confusion Fu: Despite his rather flashy and embarrassing flare in his fighting style, he is surprisingly competent at it, being able to hold his own with Archer.

Dr. Cockroach, PhD
  • Mad Scientist: It is revealed that Cockroach's original gene-splicing experiments were highly influential in his field, having led to Drago's genetic experiments and ultimate transformation into Bewilderbeast.
  • Science Hero

     Other Superheroes 
Elsa Callagh/Ice Queen
  • An Ice Person: Ice Queen is a very powerful cyromancer.
  • Token Lesbian: Ends up in a relationship with Periwinkle. Reasonings for this include her lack of self exploration due to the use of her powers in her youth, diversity of orientation in modern comic books (according to Word of God) and the popular theory/Head Canon that Elsa was gay.

Anna Callagh/Firestar

Tinker Bell/Pixie
  • Distaff Counterpart: The Hiccup to Periwinkle's Jack.
  • Gadgeteer Genius
  • Nerds Are Sexy: Is considered conventionally sexy, and she herself having a crush on Hiccup, who is also a nerd.
  • Office Romance: Has a crush on Hiccup, who also happens to be her boss.
  • Our Fairies Are Different
  • Powered Armor: Tinker Bell puts her tinker-talent to good use in the creation of both her and her sister's battle suits. Granting her heightened strength, electric blasts, supersonic flight, they are considered by Hiccup himself to rival his own suits' capabilities.

Periwinkle/Snow Sprite

Jack Skellington/The Pumpkin King
  • Everyone Is Related: In Chapter 57 of Superhero Drabbles, it is revealed that Jack Skellington is cousin to La Muerta.
  • Dance Battler: His fighting style can be compared to dancing.
  • The Dreaded: While charming and friendly to people, the Pumpkin King has become infamous amongst the magical and monster community.
  • Fisher King: Implied to be this, Jack's realm being dark but comforting.
  • Non-Malicious Monster: Having taken a liking to humanity, Jack has sworn himself to protect it against any sort of monster that wishes to do them harm, having gained a reputation as being "the monster all monsters fear".
  • Obnoxious In-Laws: While he does not hate Xibalba, he definitely thinks La Muerte could do better.
  • Our Gods Are Different: He rules over an afterlife dimension, is able to travel between worlds easily, strikes fear in the hearts of monsters everywhere and is related to La Muerte.
  • Our Zombies/Skeletons are Different
  • Related in the Adaptation: To his cousin La Muerte.
  • Took a Level in Badass: Has limited shapeshifting capabilities, pyrokinesis, his other-worldly weapon "the Soul-Robber" and can travel between realms. If anything, he is considered as powerful as any Sorcerer Supreme.

Ariel/Sea Knight

Garret Winchester/Silver Wing
  • Accidental Pervert: Because of his inability to see, Garret accidentally gropes Agent Kayley twice during their fight. The first time he realizes what he did too late and apologizes, only to be punched in the face. The second time, he's too busy searching her to notice.
  • Handicapped Badass: Was able to impede Ruber the Baron's business and fend off Fantasia Unit for as long as he could all while being completely blind.

Mad Cat

Wayne Scott/Metro Man/Music Man

Ralph/Wreck-It
  • The Big Guy
  • Hero with Bad Publicity: Because of his intimidating appearance and destructive clumsiness, Ralph has since been confused as a villain by the majority of Arch Aide City. Not to say that this does not have its benefits, making a bunch of bank-robbers put the money stole back just by walking into the bank, having wandered into the robbery by complete coincidence.
  • Parental Substitute: To Vanellope.
  • Retired Badass: Ralph was a hero back in its Golden Age. He was forced into an early retirement when the Super Relocation Act was passed, only to return to his heroing ways when the Supers returned.
  • Super-Strength
  • Terror Hero: Unintentionally.

Felix/Fix-It

Vanessa Penelope "Vanellope" Von Schweetz/Glitch
  • Human Popsicle: Vanellope was left trapped in a computer system for a full-decade, creating the need for her to be caught up on current events.
  • Expy: Vanellope's origin story causes her to bare a mild resemblance to Aelita from Code Lyoko.
  • Kid Hero:
  • Science Hero: Having spent time in Cyberspace, Vanellope developed virtual-based powers, including Super-Speed and the ability to turn into data.

Sergeant Tamora Calhoun

Helen Parr/Elastigirl/Mrs. Incredible
  • * Retired Badass: Helen was a hero back in its Golden Age. She was forced into an early retirement when the Super Relocation Act was passed, only to return to her heroing ways when the Supers returned.

Dash Parr

Iron Giant

Hiro Hamada/Hero/Prodigy
  • The Intern: He is transferred to San Francisco's branch of Haddock Industries and DunBroch Corp San Francisco and San Fransokyo being separate cities in this world as one of these, being used as a tour guide rather than being utilizing his abilities.
  • Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: Hiro picks up a high-tech shield from a Haddock Industries outpost and uses it to great, Captain America-like effect. He's understandably unhappy about returning it, but does so anyway.
  • Slave to PR: Subverted. Despite interning at an international tech company, he himself incredibly talented in inventing and robotics, he is instead made into a tour-guide, IT maintenance and personal toady to Head of Public Relations Dave. When he openly rebels from this, Dave almost fires him before Hiccup, as a favor to Rapunzel, Spectrum and his late friend Tadashi, threatens to fire him if he does not let Hiro work in the technology lab.
  • Stalker with a Crush: Having saw Spectrum's debut online, Hiro already has a great admiration for her. He then accidentally insults her in their first encounter when Baymax embarrasses him does he decide to locate her, learn her secret identity, follow her into an alley where she then corners him.

Baymax

     Other Supervillains 
Tzekel-kan

Vlad/Gaston
  • Fantastic Racism: Disregard for humans aside, Vlad has a particular hatred for werewolves, often capturing and torturing them for kicks. One of his prisoners claims they remind him of an old enemy.
  • Satanic Archetype: He's eerily Luciferian in his overall portrayal. He formerly served Dracula before betraying him, leading to the death of Mavis' mother. Physically, he's a Wicked Cultured Man of Wealth and Taste, who primarily wears red. He's a Manipulative Bastard who acts as a corrupter to LeFou, Merida and Hiccup, amongst others and his ultimate plan to make an army of monsters and Kill All Humans, similar to Satan leading an army of demons.

Heather/Steel Dragon
  • Adaptational Villainy: While not a full-on villain, Steel Dragon does seem to be more self-aware as an Anti-Hero. While her canon counterpart only pulls questionable stunts under urgency, Steel Dragon takes any and all opportunities available, like taking items from a wealthy couple after saving said couple from some muggers.
  • Anti-Hero: She's only out for #1, baby. Doesn't mean she won't team up with Night Fury when she feels like it.
  • Classy Cat-Burglar: Has a nasty habit of stealing things from cash to Haddock tech, all for the lulz. Sometimes she'll give it away, sometimes she'll keep it and sometimes even she'll give it back, only wanting Night Fury's attention.
  • Dating Catwoman: As Steel Dragon, she has a habit of flirting with Night Fury during their fights to the point where he was saddened by her departure. As Heather, she briefly dated Hiccup (who is Night Fury) before breaking it off on fairly good terms.
  • Extra-ore-dinary: Heather has the power to turn her body into solid metal, making her stronger and more durable.
  • Femme Fatale: Known for being very flirty with Night Fury during their fights, even going so far as to flash him after he lets her fix a Wardrobe Malfunction.
  • Knight in Shining Armor: Due to their long and interesting history together, Hiccup based a suit that bares a resemblance to a knight's armor he made off of her.
  • Nerds Are Sexy: Admits that she likes nerds, finding Hiccup's intellect to be an attractive trait.
  • Super-Strength: Is strong enough to dent Night Fury's armor while in her metal form.

Captain James Hook

Ruber the Baron

Dr. Calico

Senator Ratcliffe
  • Asshole Victim: Subverted, as the metahumans that attacked him where hired by him to strawman his dissenters.
  • Complaining About Rescues They Don't Like: After Fantasia Unit saves the day, stopping the metahumans that attack him, Ratcliffe then proceeds to "I Knew It!" over Supers, pointing out how "they're even in the government!"Subverted, as he hired the attackers in the first place.
  • Corrupt Politician: Senator of Virginia.
  • Fantastic Racism: Is very public about his bigoted views towards supers, having grown a sizable following as a result.
  • I Did What I Had to Do: He hired a group of metahumans to attack his Anti-Supers Campaign, using the cops and Fantasia Unit to "protect" him, making it look like all of the terrible things he was saying was true.
  • Jerkass Has a Point: While he is a hypocritical dickbag about it, taking his arguments too far, supers ''are'' dangerous in given situations, and a little regulation is needed to keep things from getting too bad.
    Ratcliffe: All these supers do is cause chaos! All they do is destroy! They need to be controlled or we're all doomed!
  • Villain with Good Publicity: All illegal activities still have not been proven concretely. Every other terrible thing he does is his God-given right as an American, and no Big Government is going to stop him!

Beldam/The Other Mother

Rumpelstiltskin

Judge Sludge

Destruction Worker

Jive Turkey

Syndrome
  • In the Hood: Apparently not having learned his lesson, Syndrome has added a hood to his cape, likely covering burns and/or scars from said incident.
  • Sadistic Choice: When fighting Spectrum on the Golden Gate, Syndrome realizes he's outmatched by her powers. He throws her off by levitating a bus full of innocents to the edge of the bridge, forcing Spectrum to hold the bus to keep it from falling. He even lampshades this tactic as the "hero's dilemma". Luckily, Limelight shows up.
  • We Can Rule Together: Syndrome sees a lot of himself in Hiro. They were both non-supers with amazing intellect and a knack for technology that have been dismissed by their superiors (for Syndrome being Mr. Incredible, Hiro being Dave). Because of this, he offers Hiro a chance to join him.
  • Would Hurt a Child: Syndrome does not seem all that bothered with the idea of his various Omnidroids killing Spectrum and Hiro.

El Chico Malo
  • Murder the Hypotenuse: When Spectrum rejects his attempts at kissing her, he immediately jumps to the conclusion that she only did it because she was in love with Prodigy.
    Chico: Entiendo... [i]f the lovely señorita is to be mine, I must first eliminate my competition[.] No hombre will stand between El Chico Malo and his woman... Prepare to die!
  • Thinks Like a Romance Novel: Like various other characters his agenote , Chico developed a crush on Spectrum as soon as he saw her. Unlike Hiro however, his crush comes across as a bit hammy and over-dramatic. Not only does he arrive in San Francisco in supervillain garb and robots as to draw her out, but he winds up trying to kiss her during their first date, postulating in grand romantic Purple Prose
    Chico: Porque it's what I've wanted to do since the day I fell in love you[.] All of this has been done out of my love for you, Spectrum[.]
    Riley: Gross[.]
    Chico: Now then, besemos, let us kiss[.]
    Riley: NO! LOVE!? Dude, I met you like an hour ago!
    Chico: Love needs no time constraints[.]

Oogie Boogie

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Chel Rodriguez

King Triton
  • Our Mermaids Are Different
  • Revenge Before Reason: Triton was willing to go to war with Atlantis because of both a negative history thousands of years ago, as well as the damage caused when the city rose to the surface.
  • Related in the Adaptation: The Atlantica royal family is directly descended from Poseidon, Greek God of the Seas, making Triton and the rest of his family cousins to Hercules.
  • Thicker Than Water: Triton only starts to have doubts about waging war with Atlantis when Hercules vouches to defend Atlantis if he starts something.

Queen Kidakagash
  • Atlantis: Is queen of.
  • The High Queen: All she cares is the welfare of others. She is even willing to bow to a war-hungry King Triton in front of everyone to show her sincerity. Be glad it actually works.

Edna Mode
  • Clothes Make the Superman: Is responsible for the creation of some of the world's most effective and fashionable superhero costumes.
  • Straw Critic: While Edna admits that Limelight makes a great role model, she goes on a rant how she thinks her costume is unappealing, saying that whoever make it should "have his head beaten in and locked up for crimes against the fashion." Ironically, she does not know that Rapunzel works as a super-model.

La Muerte
  • Anvilicious: Especially when compared to Jack, subtlety would not be the right way to describe La Muerte. She sends a colorful mariachi band to deliver a message to Jack and Sally while in Jack's dark and quiet realm, openly embarasses him in front of Sally and is generally extroverted all around.
  • Fisher King: La Muerte and the Land of the Remembered are both colorful, lively and inviting.
  • Friends Are Chosen, Family Aren't: While they are on good terms, Jack is sometimes annoyed by La Muerte's forwardness, especially when introducing her to Sally.
  • The Gambler: Is famous for her love of bets, doing so with Jack. La Muerte bets that Rapunzel gets back together with her first love Eugene, while Jack Skellington says that she will stay with Jack Frost. Should Jack win, La Muerte stops involving herself in bets for 100 years. If La Muerte wins, she is allowed to plan Jack and Sally's wedding when it inevitably happens.
  • Our Gods Are Different
  • Related in the Adaptation: To Jack Skellington. Surprising, given how radically different they are.

Director Dave
  • Catchphrase: Is virtually the same as it was in the movie he spawned from.
    Dave: Let's put a pin in it for now and I'll check ya' later.
  • Clueless Boss: Here he has a kid who graduated high school at age 13, made it into San Fransokyo Tech (one of the most prestigious science college in the world) at age 14, is able to build fully functional robots in no time with the limited resources he has available to him... and he has him give tours and fetch him coffee. What?
  • Totally Radical: Has a bad habit of using cringe-inducing jargon in the work-place.
    Dave: Hiro Hamada. H squared. The Big H... [w]hat's shakin' my man? What's the word?

Sariatu
  • Our Gods Are Different: Sariatu is a kami, a Shinto goddess hailing from the very Heavens her father rules. Due to the lack of celestial energy on Earth, as well as the dwindling of religious belief in her and her pantheon, she is left weak and vulnerable to mortal ailments.
  • Physical God: Because of her prolonged absence from the Heavens she hails from, as well as the lack of religious belief in the pantheon she is a part of, Sariatu is vulnerable to mortal symptoms, the head trauma she sustained in the past making her catatonic during the day.

Kubo
  • Semi-Divine: Being the son of the kami Sariatu and the mortal Hanzo, Kubo is classified as a "demigod" (an apparent rarity in modern times).

Phil

Moana

Queen Tara
  • Green Thumb: She created a flower that would alert others of Mandrake's presence and a pod that can reverse Mandrake's influence.
  • Our Fairies Are Different: She rules over the Leafmen (who are fairies in this canon).
  • The Queen High: Over the leafmen.
  • Sizeshifter: She was able to magically change her and Ronin's size to human to better communicate with North and Jack.

Valka
  • Secret Secret-Keeper: She is well-aware that her son is Night Fury. Hiccup does not know that she knows though.

Mala

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