Characters played by various people in TV Tropes' own The Massive Multi-Fandom RPG, season one.
Mike Jones (formerly played by Just A Username)
Mike Jones is an all-American teenager from the year 1990. During his summer vacation, Mike visits the tropical C-Island to see his uncle. Mike finds out upon his arrival that his uncle is missing, so he sets out on a rescue mission, with his trusty yo-yo as his only weapon.After a short while, Mike discovers that his uncle was abducted by aliens. After a series of sidequests involving talking dolphins, witch doctors, a giant octopus, an obstinate parrot, and zombie pirates, Mike reunites with his uncle - who has been trying to save a bunch of good aliens called the Argonians, from an evil alien overlord named Zoda. Mike climbs aboard the alien craft and defeats Zoda, rescuing an Argonian princess and six younger children in the process.
A few months later, Mike, his uncle, and the Argonians discover an alien code that lets Mike travel through time via a magic book. Mike travels through the stone age, ancient Egypt, 19th Century London, the Wild West, Renaissance Italy, 1800s Transylvania and Camelot. Along the way, he defeats duplicates of Zoda and is helped by Merlin, who reincarnates himself into several forms. Mike returns to C-Island to rescue his friends, who were taken hostage by the last Zoda clone, and the plot coupons combine to reveal the king of the Argonians. Mica, the king and the rest of the children than leave Earth to rebuild their civilization.
After staring at the same sky that the aliens left the Earth, Mike heads back to C-Island’s Village. A boy told Mike that he dropped his ball in a dungeon and Mike agreed to fetch it for him. Mike easily found the ball but before he could even touch it, he was teleported to the Troper’s city.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Subverted, although Mike originally disappears without a trace in Season 1, he reappears in Season 2 with a Revision revealing what happened to to him.
- Epic Flail: His Weapon of Choice is the Shooting Star. If Mike has not overly wounded, the Shooting Star turns into the Super Nova and can shoot Energy Balls from it.
- Genre Savvy: Correctly predicted to be attacked due to walking through a long tunnel and could tell a "model" of a raptor was actually alive.
- Hyperactive Metabolism: After going through surgery to remove a bullet wound, the wound healed after drinking one can of coke.
- Killer Yoyo: His Iconic Item, even though he prefers attacking with the Super Nova or Ultra Psychic Shock Waves.
- Leitmotif: It's called
Mike's Theme - Lightning Bruiser: Mike’s speed makes him dangerous in combat and attacks that would kill most people would be flesh wounds to him due to Argonian magic.
- Only Sane Man: Has tendencies of this trope due to being commonly surrounded by eccentric characters.
- Pop-Cultured Badass: Mike is a big fan of the Nintendo Entertainment System and as such, able to identify a few characters who had games on the console.
- Possession Implies Mastery: No matter what weapon Mike picks up, he will use it with tremendous skill.
- Psychic Powers: He can shoot Psychic Shock Waves out of his hands.
Small (relatively speaking...), yellow and just a bit hyperactive.
A pair of fairy godparents and their godchild, no one can know their real relationship to Timmy, lest they go away forever. Wanda is responsible and levelheaded, while Cosmo is a spastic idiot, and Timmy is a relatively normal 10 year old boy with buck teeth.
The Rookie (Played by Deadbeatloser22)
Lance-Corporal James "Rookie" Damon (Service Number 11282-31220-JD), UNSC ODST.- 24-Hour Armor: The only time he's seen with anything more than his helmet removed is the Beach Day.
Vlad Masters (Played by Anthiens)
A millionaire scientist who is half-ghost and has his own goals.- Cursed with Awesome: A horrible accident in college left him in the hospital for years... and with ghost powers.
- Gender Bender: His ghost side now appears to be that of a woman-permanently.
Selvaria Bles (Played by Demovere)
Age 22, Brigadier General and member of the Triumviri, the leaders of Prince Maximilian's Gallian invasion force. Cold, professional and truly fearsome in battle, yet compassionate and caring towards those under her command.- BFG: her custom rifle, The Ruhm, named 'Glory'. It's not big per se, but it is long. It also combines the range of a sniper rifle with the rapid-fire capabilities of a machine gun.
- Custom Uniform: It's hard to tell which applies to her, as the original game never shows female Imperial troops. Her uniform does follow the color scheme of black/red/gold the other officers wear, however.
- Desperation Attack: more like a Desparation Mode; Selvaria can only achieve the Valkyria state if she is near-death and wielding Valkyrian weapons. Compare with Turns Red, if you're talking about the original game.
- Wave-Motion Gun: Selvaria's lance has two modes: an innacurate gatling mode that is normally used for individual enemies, and a high-powered single shot that makes Swiss cheese out of anything and anyone it hits - literally.
Garrus Vakarian (Formerly played by Gaunt88)
A young alien police officer, specialising in electronics, computer systems and marksmanship. While generally softly-spoken and courteous, he has some serious Cowboy Cop tendencies. He dislikes police bureaucracy and red tape, especially when it leads to a suspect being let go or escaping - he thinks it'd be better to kill some criminals rather than risk them escaping thanks to a legal loophole. Can get very passionate about his work and beliefs - an old cynical ex-cop once described him as a hot-head who "still thinks he can change the world". See him in action here.- Honour Before Reason: He often obsesses with seeing villains get their just desserts, regardless of whether pursuing them is the wisest course of action (ie, there are hostages in danger)
Conan of Cimmeria (Formerly played by Tricksterson)
A wandering mercenary/adventurer/bandit (chief)/pirate (captain) from a medieval world. Often amoral but with a strong personal code of honor. Mostly based on the Robert E. Howard stories with a couple of personality tweaks from yours truly- Animals Hate Him: He's always running into snakes, they're always huge and and they're always trying to kill him. Apes and giant spiders ain't too crazy about him either.
- Omniglot: There basically isn't a language in the Hyborian world he can't speak and he can read several of them as well.
- Seen It All: Subverted. This was pretty much the case in his world. Not so much when it comes to the City, especially regarding technology.
Rorschach played by Kentok
A 'costumed adventurer' from New York. He's known as the scourge of the underworld and continues to work despite the Keene Act, which outlaws vigilantes (excluding the ones that work for the government). He uses extreme methods to deal with criminals and is a exceptional detective. He's also a expy of The Question, who is already on this RP. He roams the dark streets and back alleys of New York at night, trying to bring justice and retribution upon those who are evil in his eyes.- Beige Prose: He speaks in a short, precise manner. His Journal, however, delves into Purple Prose.
Yoshuya "Joshua" Kiryu (Formerly played by Xiphoniii, Kaze Koichi and Demovere).
- Real Men Wear Pink: At the alternative chapter "Another Day" the main characters form Kindret Spirits group. Joshua chooses Pink as his codename because he is humanitarian and pink is a color of love.
Caim and Angelus (Formerly played by Liirian)
Caim is a Sociopathic Hero with emphisis on the sociopath part. He wants to do nothing more in life then too slaughter as many people as possible. After getting mortally wounded in a fight with The Empire he met the dragon Angelus, who was also mortally wounded. To save themselves, Caim proposes they form a pact, a magically bond between the souls of two races binding them into one. They both lived, and Caim received the dragon's vast strength but lost his voice. He then went on to slaughter most of the Imperial Army before being sent to the city. He likes to Kill things.- Heroic Sacrifice: During the finale, Angelus unleashes a massive fireball on Nightcrawler's Copy in a desperate attempt to take him down in between teleports. Because she was already wounded, her fireball also caused her to eventually succumb to her wounds. And because of their pact, Caim dies too.
- Hyperspace Arsenal: Caim has 64 different weapons at his disposal, all with a magic spell attached. Don't ask him were he keeps them all.
- One-Man Army: While Angelus helped a bit, Caim personally killed most of the Imperial Army by himself and committed genocide against several species of 'sub-humans' before being brought to The City. The power he gained from the pact really just quickened the rate he could kill things, he didn't need it to go on his homicidal rampage.
Miles Straume (Played by Protoplasm)
A psychic with the ability to hear a dead person's last thoughts. Very sarcastic and a jerk a lot of the time. Came to the Island in Lost in 2004 on a freighter, and spent 3 years there due to time travel. Arrived in the city a few days after returning to present time.- I See Dead People: Somewhat - he can only read a dead person's last thoughts, and nothing more.
Maria Renard (played by Game Guru GG)
Maria Renard appeared in the City right after Richter Belmont's defeat of Dracula alongside her house while the City was flooded.- The Four Gods: Four of her animals are cuter versions of them.
- Heroic BSoD: Maria chokes up when facing wildfire, even going as far as to be Maria's worst memory.
- Improbable Weapon User: Animals, including owls, doves, dragons, cats...
Batman's nemesis and all around demented Loose Cannon.
Kamina (played by Luke_Prowler)
The badass leader of Team Dai-Gurren and pilot of the titular Gunman, Gurren.- Catchphrase: Just Who The Hell Do You Think I Am?!
Sam & Max (played by Ud The Imp)
The founding members of the Freelance Police, they dispense justice upon villains using a combination of vigilante justice and their own wits, they take on missions given to them by their mysterious Commissioner that are so dangerous and crazy no sane man would EVER dare do them. Their exploits take them all over the world, from their hometown of New York City, to all around the United States, exotic locals like Germany, the South Pacific,and Easter Island, and even to the Earth's moon once or twice. Their signature vehicle is a 1960 DeSoto Adventurer armed to the teeth with so many concealed weapons it would make an entire military blush.- Berserk Button: Don't mistake Max from ANYTHING from a Mons franchise.
- BFG: Along with Sam's oversized revolver, the pair have other large guns, Sam's being a minigun and later a grenade launcher and Max an actual BFG-9000.
Iji (Played by Gaunt88)
A 20-year-old girl implanted with nanotechnology to combat an alien invasion. Rather than a stereotypical Action Girl, Iji is as close to a pacifist as her situation allows, having only killed a handfull of enemies before coming to the city.- The Berserker: Borderline (at first). She's reluctant to kill - except when her blood is up.
- Cool Bike: Her spaceship during Day 11 was a modified Shredder jet-bike.
- Face–Heel Turn: She loses her Heart and becomes a Nobody after Xemnas subjects her to psychological torture during Day 12.
- Nanomachines: The source of her superhuman abilities. Her implants boost her strength while an invisible cloud of protective nanobots act as armour.
- Swiss-Army Weapon, Morph Weapon: Her alien-made nanogun, which uses nanotech to generate a range of projectiles from machinegun bullets to plasma beams to nuclear explosive crystals.
- Wild Hair: After being in a coma for 6 months, Iji's hair is shaggy and nearly reaches her waist.
Spriggan (played by Ominae)
A 16-year old Chinese-Filpino high school student and combat specialist operative for the Trans Global Specialist Inc. (TGS), a Canadian-based multinational specialist company that does services for either individuals, governments or law-abiding organizations. Although he works for TGS legally (which he doesn't feel like telling usually), rumors in the underworld have mentioned that he works under a TGS-sanctioned special forces group of combat/non-combat specialists. They are tasked by the company to conduct covert/covert operations ranging from assassination to combat search and rescue (CSAR) and special operations with/without the consent of national governments and public/private organizations to help maintain global stability in all parts of the world. He was orphaned when his parents were killed in a bombing attack in Dili, East Timor by pro-Indonesia, East Timorese militiamen before being adopted and trained by FALINTIL guerrillas prior to being turned over to Red Cross representatives 5 years after the group was demobilized and reintegrated into the East Timorese Defense Forces in February 2001 as he spent some time in the ex-Indonesian province studying prior to his relocation back in the Philippines with the help of unnamed East Timorese independence sympathizers who have heard of his exploits.And the rest... is history.
- Child Soldiers: Fighting with FALINTIL until his early teens.
- Orphan's Ordeal: Parents killed in bombings in Dili, East Timor by loyalist militiamen. Spent some time to hunt down their murderer after recruitment to TGS.
- Part-Time Hero: Balances his TGS specialist job with his high school life, sometimes with some problems.
- Weak, but Skilled: Despite having not having powers, he makes it up with his expertise in small arms, martial arts, etc.
Luigi (played by Taneb)
Brother of Mario in the Super Mario Bros. game series.- Berserk Button: Never, under any circumstances, call him Weegee.
- Supreme Chef: He's brilliant at Italian cuisine. It comes from years of being the Team Chef for Mario & Co.
Koga (Played by Lifeofalimabean)
A ninja and Pokémon Poison-based trainer, he was once the gym leader in Fuschia city before he joined the Elite Four. Seeing how torn his daughter is about him disappearing, I'm guessing she won't be happy if she ever found out.- Ninja: He uses his Pokemon for ninja-esque techniques and modifies his Pokeballs into shuriken. The Pokemon thing is justified as real life ninjas actually did use animals.
Henry (Played by Endark Culi)
Travis Touchdown's rival. Currently divorced thanks to Travis, Henry would still come to his aid if needed, as long as he can be a Jerkass while doing so. His weapon of choice is a purple beam katana.- Medium Awareness: Henry occasionally remembers that he's a Foil from a video game.
