A sheet for retired characters from We Are Our Avatars. Please note that this only contains the characters who've shown up frequently since the 'move', so it may lack some of the earlier characters.
UNMARKED SPOILERS AHOY!
Joshua Strasin
A young synchroniser from the world of The Chronicles Of Nickel's Aut Neve, Joshua first arrived under orders from his then boss in order to recapture Shard, but it sort of backfired when he got his butt kicked and then joined the group.
He's a good guy and very brave, if a bit arrogant and cocky. He's been possessed by numerous different things in a very short space of time, first by Dracula, then most recently by 'Jason', an AI created by the Master AI and imprinted on to him. Joshua's still in control, though. Very much in love with Jennifer, who's skill and loyalty he admires.
He left for a while in order to practice and train his skills, with the intention of fighting The Darkness on the frontlines, in order to find Shard. On the plus side, he figured out a way to banish it from the Multiverse entirely, destroying it forever (which he has yet to put into action). Unfortunately, it nearly killed him several times and used his data to create 'Syphon'.
- Cool Sword: His warblade, a valgirai weapon that absorbs UV radiation and then upon activation goes all 'lightsaber-y'.
- Honour Before Reason: Hey, great idea! Purposefully try to stop the others attacking Dracula so you can fight him yourself!
- Really 700 Years Old: He's 148 years old, due to being a mage.
Shard
An ancient valgirai weapon left behind for some reason, he got captured by a power-hungry aristocrat before escaping (and coincidently finding the rest of the group) due to a temporary rift in time & space. After imprinting on Dee he eventually became something of a Gentle Giant, eventually getting his original programming erased, leaving behind the much nicer and more trustworthy 30 foot tall crystalline lizard monster we all know and love.
After a recent adventure, he was retaken by the valgirai, presumebly to be used on the frontlines of the war against The Darkness... and then Joshua found him. For a while Syphon told the heroes Shard was dead, but it turned out to be a lie, and so he has been rescued.
- The Unintelligible: Prior to Bartimeaus giving him the power of speech.
Syphon/The Darkness
An entity created by the Darkness after a particularly difficult battle against Joshua. Syphon has all of Joshua's equipment, skills and memories, but turned up a notch and with the addition of the various powers available to all 'Spawnlings'... but at the cost of the Darkness's weaknesses, which may well prove to be his undoing.
He showed up about a month or so after Joshua left, claiming to be Joshua, albeit injured and changed after a difficult battle. He made up other lies as well, saying that Shard was dead and that the Darkness could easily be controlled, and for a while at least, virtually everyone believed him. However, a recorded distress signal sent by Joshua during one of their earlier battles revealed his true nature, and in a short but brutal battle he was defeated, being forced to retreat.
He's shown up a lot since then, but keep's losing... however, he seems to be plotting something big. He might have been, but Joshua finally finished him before it came to fruitation.
Recently he returned, claiming to have killed Joshua, having been revived by 'The Lord of Nightmares'.
- Anticlimax Boss: He went down surprisingly fast once the others actually knew his identity... and (normally) every single time since then.
- Dark Is Evil: He tried to convince everyone else that he was good, but it didn't work.
- Eldritch Abomination: He's part of a creature that eats stars.
- Stepford Smiler: He's surprisingly good at covering over the fact he's anything other than a mindless and emotionless monster.
- Weaksauce Weakness: Against light and positive emotions. That said, if you've got neither you're pretty much screwed.
The Four Lords
"Well, why did you send her, then?"
"I AM THE GREATEST MUSICIAN IN THE MULTIVERSE, YO!"
"I-I'm so-sorry... pl-please, don't hu-hurt me!"
A group of interdimensional beings who seem to spend their days pestering travelling adventurers... and our heroes seem to be their prime targets. They're a fairly standard Four-Temperament Ensemble... heck, it's quite likely that they're the personification of those very concepts, just as the Grim Reaper is the personification of death or Cupid is the personification of love.
In a nutshell, Sholryk's an always angry, violent control freak (with a slight scottish accent), Lankolyk's a depressed & apathetic misery guts, Zanguyn's an irresponsible, self-centered Cloudcuckoolander and Flegamtyk's a stoic wimp with no self-esteem whatsoever. So, in case you're wondering, they get on together like a house on fire.
Zanguyn, the Lord of Happiness/Music/Air
- Serious Business: His music... don't mess with his music. It'll hurt. A lot.
Flegamtyk, the Lady of Calmness/Healing/Water
- Only Known by Their Nickname: Nearly everyone calls her Tyki most of the time.
- Verbal Tic: He-her stu-stutering...
Marx
A jester from the planet of Pop Star, Marx came to the Whateververse after a bout of space travel.
- Berserk Button: Any mention of Kirby is likely to earn someone a laser upside the face.
- Green Thumb: A variation - he can sprout rose vines, complete with giant thorns.
- An Ice Person: He can create chunks of ice.
- Power Gives You Wings: Marx did not have those funky wings before he made his wish.
- Shock and Awe: He can split himself in two and create two giant (slow-moving) balls of sparks.
- Superpowered Evil Side: More like eviler. His Marx Soul form, though he can't enter it willingly, and this form will only show itself if he's heavily wounded - as in, on the brink of death. It is a zombie, after all.
- With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: He's a little loopy anyway, but his Soul form is batshit insane.
Mega Man
The titular character of the video games of the same name, he's ended up outside of his world and has been traveling The Multiverse.
- Berserk Button:
- He hates Cyberspace with a passion due to being addicted to it, he's resolved never to be near the damn thing again unless someone needs it).
- He also has little fondness for Complete Monster-type villains due to dealing with them so much, to the point that dealing with Him took a heavy toll on his power.
- Calling Your Attacks: Shouts them when piloting Kotetsu Jeeg mk. 2.
- Chronic Hero Syndrome: He will help anyone in need, it's just who he is. It has, of course, gotten him in trouble several times, though.
- Deadpan Snarker: He has his moments, when he heard that Pride had glowing eyes, he said something along the lines of "Nothing suspicious about that.".
- Genre Savvy: This Mega Man is quite savvy of his games and other worlds, to the point when Evil Tails pulled the ol' Wily Gambit, Mega Man didn't fall for it.
- Knight Templar Big Brother: Outgoing, friendly, will possibly harm anyone who so much as hurts Miles.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: He bargained with Kasei that, if they let Luca go, they could look through him, they held their part of the deal, but as a result, Kasei got the schematics of Mega Man's weaponry.
- Super Robot: Pilots the Kotetsu Jeeg mk. 2.
Bass
Mega Man's rival who ended up traveling the Multiverse with him.
- Author Avatar: Comes off this way sometimes, due to sharing some things in common with his player, but other than that, he's pretty different.
- Become a Real Boy: Zig-zagged. He briefly tried being a human with the assistance of Bartimeaus, only to find things such as eating and using the bathroom too much of a hassle. He's tried again, and found it a lot better when you get down to it.
- Breaking the Fourth Wall: It was frequent, but was downgraded to twice a day, then not at all, due to it becoming overused, returned briefly a few times... Then the ability was mostly retconned away.
- Butt-Monkey: His helmet is often insulted, and is often told to "Shut up".
- Cloudcuckoolander: He's very loose when it comes to reality, really, and at times, it's confirmed that he's insane.
- Hidden Depths: His temper is a bit on the short side, he snarks a lot, and he can be a bit rude... But he's apparently a pretty damn good therapist.
Duo
- Genius Bruiser: He studies a lot, but he'll fight when he needs to.
- Mysterious Past: This Duo doesn't talk about his past, to make up for the fact he's a little low on backstory. Starting to be elaborated upon, apparently involving Slur.
- Running Gag: He gets blow apart a lot.
- The Stoic: He reacted to switching bodies with Catherine as if it was nothing.
- What Is This Thing You Call "Love"?: Like Mega Man, Proto Man, and Bass, he can feel emotions, but the one feeling he's never felt is Revenge, a feeling he tries to hold off.
Proto Man
Mega Man's older brother, used to be an atheist.
- "Not So Different" Remark: It's often pointed out that, generally speaking, him and Catherine actually aren't all that different. Both have had their own secret identities (although Protoman's was temporary) and have a tendency to consider fate and anything regarding destiny an annoyance. It's no wonder that both consider each other a Worthy Opponent.
- Screw Destiny: His opinion on destiny is that it restricts free will. Got to the point he beat down on Enker because he kept bringing up fate, but also because Enker was giving his brother an existential crisis.
Roll
Mega Man's younger sister. Recently got demonic powers.
- Improbable Weapon User: She uses a broom.
- Superpowered Evil Side: Constantly using her new powers will make her go nuts and simply ask for more power. Oh, and her hair turns into white fire. This is curable by throwing water at her. Eventually this was undone, so she wasn't psychotically evil, but residual power lets her get her powers back without this side effect.
Enker
Leader of the Mega Man Killers.
- And Then What?: When he was asked this question, mainly regarding what will happen after he destroys Mega Man, he could do little more than think about it.
- Gender Bender: Residual effects of Gensokyo Springs make it so that whenever he's turned into a human with not much specification, he'll transform into his female human form.
- Kick the Dog: He tried to give Mega Man an existential crisis.
- You Can't Fight Fate: He believes that once you're built for a specific purpose, you have to walk down that path forever. Not so much anymore.
Punk
Member of the Mega Man Killers, but he doesn't like being a part of it.
- Face of a Thug: Punk's spikes and Mohawk tend to make him look like a punk, but he is the nicest member of the Mega Man Killers.
- Nice Guy: For a menacing individual, he's a fair character.
Melody
A demon who basically ended up with the group because of possessing Roll, she's training Roll so she won't go insane with her powers. She's re-obtained her powers, recently.
- Big Eater: She eats a lot, mainly because of a Running Gag.
- Theme Naming: Ironically, by accident, her name goes with the Mega Man (Classic) Naming Convention (I.E: Named after music type or instrument), although there's irony in the fact she's less like a Mega Man character.
Lyric
Roll's evil personified, due to an incident with Catherine and Rogue, she ended up losing the "Evil" parts of her, becoming a Clean Slate.
- Made of Evil: Roll's, but this is strangely subverted, as she's made of it, but she's more or less on the heroes side.
- Shipper on Deck: She has shipped Michael and Melody, despite the two saying that they're just friends.
- Theme Naming: Music pun, although it was more intentional this time around.
Lordgenome
This Lordgenome is from a world where the Anti Spiral Wars never erupted, he's rather curious.
- Character Exaggeration: Because not much was known about Lordgenmone besides what's seen in the eighth Parallel Works Video, such as being with animals and no humans in sight, Lordgenome's personality is dominated by his loneliness and love of animals.
- The Ditz: He's so much of a ditz that he didn't know half the nicknames he had back home were insults.
- Strong Family Resemblance: He looks like his daughter, and he kind of acts like her too.
Apala/Copy Rock
A Mega Man clone that considers himself without purpose.
- Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Not exactly, but he has a purple scarf to tell the difference.
- Composite Character: He's essentially "Mega Man?" and the clone from the first and third games merged together.
Red (Little Red, Little Red Riding Hood)
Coming from a world that is a composite of the lighter and darker fairy tales, she's traveling the verse now.
- Empathic Weapon: Her cloak may have the consciousness of an Eldritch Abomination.
- Establishing Character Moment: While she was acting like a bit of a jerk, when the group was poisoned in her first appearance, she said that the others should be healed before her.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She's a big jerk at points, but she's very honest, and honestly only says the scathing comments to make sure people actually learn to improve, not to mention that she can be nice at times.
Yasmin
From Kordzokanz, Yasmin was trained by Commandant, who taught her how to survive, comprehend things, and, overall, how to fight, originally basking in the excitement of fighting, she eventually grew tired of it, not exactly out of repetition or boredom, she doesn't know exactly why herself, though she will help anyone who asks, free of charge.
- All There in the Manual: Currently, most of her backstory is explained here rather than the roleplay.
- Healing Factor: She can heal incredibly quickly, to the point that she's incredibly apathetic toward pain.
- Hyperspace Arsenal: Most of her arsenal comes from her sleeves, she pulls it out, a lot of the time.
- Irony: For someone who hates fighting, she talks about it a lot.
Izzy
A bit of a psycho, Izzy is a young clone of Yasmin, ending up being one of the few clones that survived initial testing due to somehow getting Nanomachines, as such, he was subjected to, what was basically torture and abuse by the scientists that created him, he ended up escaping, at some point, having distaste for who he was based on...
He was Clone #57942.
- Foil: Sort of one to Yasmin; everything she seems to dislike, he seems to like.
- Guilty Pleasures: Moe Kitty Girl Izzy, and the fact that he sometimes has dreams related to it. He says he hates it, but admits that the dreams are fun.
- Opposite-Sex Clone: He's a young male clone of Yasmin.
Kari
A member of Luminosity, believes in justice.
- Big Eater: She has what Izzy describes as "A bottomless stomach".
- Characterization Marches On: She's a lot more self-aware of her weird behaviour, likely due to growing up. Izzy actually pointed out this trope when she mentions not being able to be her bubbly self due to everyone else being tripped out.
- Lampshade Hanging: She tends to lampshade the traits of Etheru, the player who created her.
- Nanomachines: Like Yasmin and Izzy, she has Nanomachines (that allow her to harden her skin, ala Greed). Unfortunately, hers often fail to filter out certain things (like alchohol), due to being outdated.
- Visual Pun: Her moniker is "Blind Follower". As of now, she's near-sighted and needs glasses.
Jack
A superheroic Gynoid from Silver City, she ended up walking in on the group, bored, deciding to stay for a bit.
- Author Appeal: Shockingly, she's a robot.
- Bifauxnen: Her name and appearance (if you don't notice the bra) make her seem like a boy.
- Chronic Hero Syndrome: If she's present when there's trouble, she goes straight after it.
- Running Gag: People often mistake her for a male (not helped by the androgynous name and Avatar).
Rika
An Assassin, she's not too sure about her job nowadays.
- BFG: She has a pretty big pistol, called "The Big Gun", bigger than her other gun.
- Katanas Are Just Better: She carries around a Katana as one of her weapons.
- Noodle Incident: She mentions that she was paid to date people, and vowed never to do that again, one incident apparently involved a "Cannibalistic fat guy".
The Creature/Joseph
Made in a swamp, the creature is out in the world, ready to be another person... Sort of.
- Captain Ersatz: One of the main reasons he was created was to play a character akin to Golem from Castlevania: Judgment.
Bartholomew (Bart)
A thief, rather ineffectual.
- Character Development: He's slowly but surely getting the fact that he's not gonna be able to steal from anyone any time soon.
- Chew Toy: He's not that good a thief or pickpocket. This is not just called attention to; people stole from him more than he's stolen from anyone else.
Jitterbee
A Grim Reaper-esque girl with a talking Scythe.
- Dark Is Not Evil: More like really weird.
- Engrish: Ruchifer is a variant on "Lucifer".
Link
This is the Link from Wind Waker. He started out as something of a comic relief character, who had the Running Gag of breaking vases for no reason. Over time, he fell in love with Bit. At one point, he was nearly killed by pulling a Leeroy Jenkins against an army of robots, but was saved by Maria Renard and The One Electronic. Because of this, he felt he was of no use to the team and had a minor Heroic BSoD, but was helped out of it by Dee and Silver. When Bit died, he obviously had another Heroic BSoD, and when he got out of that one, he became a more serious hero, losing his comedy relief status. He is mostly a Silent Protagonist, but he can talk when he feels very strong emotions.
Late during the Pikadevil's Hell arc, he, Ilyana and Franky got separated from the others somehow, and have been searching for them since. They ended up in the One Piece world, where they were confronted by an army of marines lead by vice-admiral Doberman, who wanted to arrest Franky. Link and Ilyana were given the option to leave him behind and save themselves, but decided to stick with him. After a long battle, they lost and were sent to the great gaol, Impel Down, where they remain even now.
During the exposition part of the Impel Down arc, it was revealed that while the marines were giving him medical treatment, they discovered the nanomachines in his spine, and used them to restore Spandam's spine, which was broken by Nico Robin in One Piece's canon.
- Break the Cutie: He used to be a happy-go-lucky comic relief adventurer. Then Bit died.
- Determinator: Refuses to give up, no matter what, which has lead him to come within an inch of losing his life many times.
- Distressed Dude: Currently stuck in Impel Down.
- Heroic Sacrifice: Non-lethal variation: when he was nearly killed by the robot army, instead of drinking his last Blue Potion to heal himself, he gave it to Maria so she would recover the magic power necessary to teleport the group away.
- Hyperspace Arsenal: Containing every item from Wind Waker, as well as a Drain Knife.
- Identical Grandson: Spirit Tracks Link, even though he has not appeared in person. The main reason the Love Triangle was even thought up was because Link was initially confused with another incarnation of himself.
- I Will Find You: After being separated from the group, he swears to find Dee no matter how long it takes, to keep his promise with Bit.
- Love Triangle: Subverted, he made it pretty clear he loved Bit, and not Zelda. Though Tetra does apparently have feelings for him.
- No Indoor Voice: For a while, he could only talk when he felt really strong emotions, so understandably, most of what he said was yelled at the top of his voice.
- Running Gag: Breaking vases for no reason. He's stopped doing it since Bit's death, though.
- Silent Protagonist: At first. Since Bit died, he's had the ability to speak when he feels strong enough emotions, and by now he's learned to speak normally.
Franky
He's the awesome Hollywood Cyborg from One Piece. He's less prone to having Sand In My Eyes than in the original work. He's a strong advocate of freedom, especially of robots. He and Sir Ron seem to get along really well. He also likes to call the others his little 'bros' or 'sisses'.
He was raised by a fishman and legendary shipwright named Tom, who taught him his mechanical skills. A man named Spandam stole Franky's battleships and attacked Water Seven, framing Tom and Franky. Tom then used his creation of the sea train Puffing Tom to excuse this crime, so only he had to be punished. Tom was sent to his execution in Enies Lobby by his own creation, and Franky tried to stop it, but was run over by the train, and his body was extremely damaged. He then rebuilt himself into a cyborg using old ship parts.
Later in his life, he adopted a number of social outcasts as his little brothers and sisters, forming a group of bounty hunters and ship dismantlers called the Franky Family. He was later forced to leave this family in order to protect them when he got a bounty on his head. Yukari however has recently given him the ability to visit them in his dreams for the next 10 years.
Late in the Pikadevil's Hell arc, he got separated from the others, together with Link and Ilyana. They had been searching for them ever since. When they made it to the One Piece world, they were attacked by the marines. Franky tried to get Link and Ilyana to leave him behind, not wanting them to get hurt since the marines were only after him, but they decided to stay with him anyway. Sadly, they were defeated, and thrown into Impel Down. Franky has made use of his ability to contact the Franky Family in his dreams to tell them what happened and get them to contact the group.
- Breath Weapon: Fresh Fire, which is fire breath, and Master Nail, where he spits a barrage of nails.
- Power Source: Cola makes him SUPER. While under the control of Evil Tails, Spooks Skelly put tea in him instead, which made his attacks hilariously weak.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Cola, which is also his Power Source.
Roronoa Zoro
Zoro from One Piece, a swordsman who fights using three swords. He studied swordsmanship under a man named Koshiro, and considered Koshiro's daughter Kuina to be his rival. After fighting and losing 2001 battles to Kuina, the two promised each other that one day, either of them would become the world's best swordsman no matter what. Sadly, Kuina fell down some stairs and broke her neck the very next day. Ever since then, Zoro has been singlemindedly pursuing the goal of best swordsman for the both of them.
He has showed an interest in fighting the Grim Reaper. He has also given Link some advice, and helped him grow stronger by sparring with him. Recently, he grew interested in fighting The Guy, and made Alucard send him to The Guy's castle. He later returned horribly wounded and victorious. He also can't seem to stand Yukari, and was thoroughly disturbed when she kissed him on his forehead.
- Big Brother Mentor: To Link, kind of. He's given him advice and helped him train before.
- Dual Wielding: Normally triple-wields cutlasses, with one between his teeth. During his Super Mode, Asura, he somehow grows two extra heads and four extra arms, each with a sword.
- Flat-Earth Atheist: He doesn't believe in the divine, even after meeting several gods.
Ilyana
A young thunder mage from Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance with a ridiculous appetite. She's very polite, always addressing people as 'mister' or 'miss'. She joined the group after the group met the merchants she's been travelling with at Seafoam Islands, and has been helping out in battle with her magic and her healing staff. Since her body is rather fragile, she usually hides behind others in battle, usually Franky.
During the encounter with Doctor Crane, she became horrified of the thought of starving to death, so she later got Yukari to give her a cornucopia capable of producing endless amounts of fruits and vegetables. She also seems to like Spooks Skelly a lot, being the first to call him a friend, and being willing to fight Pikadevil just for his sake.
Late during the Pikadevil's Hell arc, she, Link and Franky were unfortunately seperated from the group somehow, leaving her unable to see if Spooks was ever freed from Pikadevil's control or not. They traveled the multiverse looking for them, but haven't found even a clue to where they are yet. Later, they were captured by marines and thrown into Impel Down.
- I Will Find You: She really wants to find Spooks again, especially since she does not yet know if he's been saved from Pikadevil or not.
- Shock and Awe: Thunder spells are her main form of offence, but she can use a few fire and wind spells, too.
Kaku
A former assassin with a long, square shaped nose and the ability to transform into a giraffe. He has a grudge against Zoro for putting him out of a job, but gets along well enough with the rest of the group. He hasn't outright lied to the group, but has still withhold the fact that he used to be an assassin. Franky and Zoro have yet to meet him, but when they do, they probably won't be pleased about it.
- The Atoner: He helps the heroes during the Impel Down not just because he wants to help Link and Ilyana (he doesn't personally care about Franky), but also because he wants to atone for his past assassination attempt on mayor Iceburg, and regain the man's favor.
- Flanderization: His grudge against Zoro can be seen as this, since in canon, he gracefully accepted his defeat.
Natsu Dragneel
A pink haired mage of the Fairy Tail guild. The magic he uses is that of the Fire Dragon Slayer, which lets him attack with, be immune to, and eat fire, and also gives him an enhanced sense of smell. This magic was taught to him by his adoptive father Igneel, a fire dragon. 7 years ago, Igneel disappeared without a trace, and he has been looking for him ever since.
He joined the group before they entered level 4 of Pikadevil's hell. It was also his fault the group had to wait an extra day to enter it, because he broke all the mirrors on that level. During the Lotus-Eater Machine part of level 5, he dreamt of being reunited with Igneel, and though he was happy to see him again, he quickly realized it was fake, and woke up promising to find him for real.
- Determinator: So what if the enemy isn't really there, but is just a projection? He'll keep punching it anyway.
- Feed It with Fire: He enjoys eating fire.
Sandshrew
An unnamed wild Sandshrew that has been traveling with the group for a bit.
It hates the idea of being caught, and thinks that Pokemon are superior to 'stinky humans', though it thinks the humans in the group are okay. When Ozzy was turned into an Electabuzz, Sandshrew explained why: its mother was caught and taken from it when it was just a kid, and it had a tough time growing up as a result, also having to take care of its younger brother. It later told the same story to Catherine when she was temporarily turned into a lion.
- Pokémon Speak: Averted. It speaks in squeaks, like a mouse.
Tetra
Tetra the pirate from Wind Waker, also known as Princess Zelda, though she doesn't care much for that title.
When she first showed up, she was searching for Link, who she considers to be a lazy dolt and a slacker who was supposed to help out on her ship but ran off. She and Dee initially didn't get along well, since Dee thought Tetra was trying to use her authority as a princess to force Link into a relationship with her, keeping him away from Bit. However, when Tetra explained that she didn't care for her title as Princess Zelda, and values freedom as a pirate, they became friends. Tetra was sad to hear Link was in a relationship, but respected his decision.
Tetra showed up again much later, during the Pokémon arc, still searching for Link. She befriended Rika and Rockurtle, and helped the latter out with her nightmares.
- Suspiciously Specific Denial: "I wonder if I'll ever get married? Nah, Link is already in love with that robot girl. N-Not that I like that lazy bum, or anything."
- Tsundere: Towards Link in particular. She's constantly insulting him, but is still looking frantically for him everywhere.
- Unlucky Childhood Friend: She loves Link, but has absolutely no chance with him since he already loves Bit.
Link and Ciela
Link with his Fairy Companion Ciela, from Phantom Hourglass, who is actually the same Link as the one from Wind Waker, except not, because he's an Other. Made his first appearance on the steam boat castle, where he broke some vases. He has pretty much the same personality and quirks as the old Link did when he first showed up.
- Hyperspace Arsenal: Containing every item from Phantom Hourglass, which is sadly smaller and less impressive than the one from Wind Waker
- Missed Him by That Much: Shows up moments after Tetra left the group to search for Link. Though this wasn't the Link she was looking for.
- Running Gag: Like the old Link before his Character Development, he likes breaking vases.
Buggy The Clown
The (mostly) harmless captain of the Buggy pirates. He ate the Bara Baranote fruit, giving him the ability to split up his own body and control the parts individually.
He first showed up during the Pokemon arc, when he tried to take over Olivine City, but was thwarted by the heroes and his own incompetence. Later showed up again in the Marvel Universe, trying to take over New York City, with the same results.
- Berserk Button: Making fun of his big red nose.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: Both of his appearances so far have ended with him being hit by his own Special Buggy Balls.
The Lost Vikings
They're vikings, and they're lost. They're Erik The Swift, Baleog the Fierce and Olaf the Stout. These clueless morons first met the group sometime during the Pikadevil arc, where they, as always, were lost. They didn't do much except try to fight Sholryk and Syphon, and die horribly, repeatedly, before they left to find the "big metal thing"note that could bring them back home.
- Death Is Cheap: They can revive themselves, and undo pretty much any harm that happens to them, by "resetting the level".
- Medium Awareness: They're not only aware that they're from a series of video games, but also that they're in a forum RP.
Lenzo
Lenzo, the pictographer from Windfall Island. He's the one who gave Link his Pictobox Deluxe. He's apparently traveling around the multiverse to take pictographs of any interesting sights, or something.
- Catchphrase: TAKE PICTOGRAPHS!
- No Indoor Voice: He speaks exclusively in caps.
Scourge the Hedgehog
Scourge would like you to believe that he is a great conqueror. And, well, he sort of is, having conquered one planet twice within four hours, though the point of conquering it a second time is somewhat debatable. The truth is, though, he's a maniac, who wants nothing more than to get revenge on the people responsible for ousting him from his homeworld.
Scourge is an evil Sonic from the planet Moebius. He first learned of the Avatars when he accidentally got the wrong universe and threatened the wrong Miles Prower; his Miles is still blissfully unaware of his return. Upon locating the Avatars, he immediately attempted to commandeer the Phase Distorter and was promptly thrashed.
- Harmless Villain: The first time he encountered the Avatars, he teleported into the middle of the group and barely managed to survive the first round of attacks. The second time he was easily defeated by a civilian (granted, a Jägermonster, but a civilian Jägermonster).
- Villains Never Lie: At least in his own mind, he promised Miles that he wouldn't harm Duo, and he seems to intend to keep that promise. Whether that protection extends to the other Avatars has not yet been seen.
Maxim
Maxim is a Jägermonster in service to Agatha Heterodyne. With the help of Gilgamesh Wulfenbach, he left his world to find her, ironically, right around the time she got back to it. He can't go home until he finds the Heterodyne - but the Heterodyne is already home.
- Funetik Aksent: When he tried to use the Phase Distorter to locate Agatha Heterodyne, he looked for "MIZ AGATHA", and then "AGATHA HATTRODINE".
