History Characters / EpithetErased

[[folder: Phoenica Fleecity]]
* AngelicTransformation: As a ForcedTransformation.
* DumbBlonde
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold
* GoodWearsWhite
* TheRichHaveWhiteStuff
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[[folder:Trixie Roughhouse]]
* ISeeDeadPeople
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[[folder: Giovanni Potage]]
* EvilWearsBlack: His “Vincent Murder” outfit is primarily black.
* FangsAreEvil
* HeartIsAnAwesomePower: Or in this case, Soup is an awesome power. Giovanni utilizes his Epithet in unexpectedly powerful ways, including using soup steam to launch himself into the air, launching scalding soup balls at enemies, and summoning soup-based healing potions.
* HornsOfVillainy: He gets a pair while in his gargoyle form. He thinks they’re awesome.
* NobleDemon: Giovanni fits this trope to a ''tee''. He’s a self-declared villain who won’t let anyone forget it, but he cares deeply about his minions, and he never robs small businesses (because evil is about “stickin’ it to the man”).
* SecondaryColorNemesis: Invoked in his black-and-orange Vincent Murder getup, which he wears to appear more evil.
* SpikesOfVillainy: In addition to his spiky hair, his Vincent Murder outfit includes numerous spikes on the shoulder pads.
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[[folder: Sylvester Ashling]]
* TheShortGuyWithGlasses
* SmartPeopleWearGlasses
* TeenGenius: He’s a licensed psychologist at age 15.
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[[folder: Rick Shades]]
* DarkIsNotEvil
* ThePowerOfFriendship
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[[folder: Indus Tarbella]]
* BarrierMan: His Epithet is Barrier. He uses it to create barriers.
* DumbMuscle
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[[folder: Mera Salaman]]
* GlassCannon
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* [[Characters/EpithetErasedMainCharacters Main Characters]][[note]]Molly, Trixie, Phoenica, Giovanni, Sylvie, Rick Shades, Percy, Ramsey, Counting Sheep, Dr. Beefton[[/note]]

* [[Characters/EpithetErasedSupportingCharacters Supporting Cast]][[note]]Martin, Calliope, Giovanni's Boys, Sgt. Eros, Gorou, The Bartender and his Cat, Howie, Naven, Stink[[/note]]

* [[Characters/EpithetErasedAntagonists Villains and Antagonists]][[note]]Bugsy & Arnold and their Bonzai Team, Bliss Ocean's Leader, Zora, "Robot Girl", The Hooded Figure), Mera, Indus, Lorelai, Scaregrow, Spelling Bee, Graham, The Wolf[[/note]]
* [[Characters/EpithetErasedSupportingCharacters Supporting Cast]][[note]]Martin, Calliope, Car Crash, Flamethrower, Ben, Crusher, Spike, Dark Star, Sgt. Eros, Gorou, The Bartender, The Bartender's Cat, Howie, Naven, Stink[[/note]]

* [[Characters/EpithetErasedMainCharacters Main Characters]]
* [[Characters/EpithetErasedAntagonists Villains and Antagonists]]
* [[Characters/EpithetErasedSupportingCharacters Supporting Cast]]

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!Main Characters
!!The Neo Trio
[[folder:Molly]]
!!Molly-Wolly-Doodle-All-the-Day "Molly" Blyndeff
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DaniChambers
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[QuieterThanSilence Dumb]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/molly_08.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Molly's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★☆]]

->''"I wrote my last will and testament because life is fleeting and you never know when you or a loved one will die."''

The main protagonist of the Museum Break In Arc, a beleaguered 12-year-old girl who runs a family toy store in place of her neglectful father and sister. She winds up getting locked in the Sweet Jazz Museum after hours during a school trip and is promptly roped into an insane plot over a mysterious amulet with the power to steal people's epithets.
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Her epithet, "Dumb", makes things more muted and/or simpler. This has a few varying applications, from creating a bubble that prevents sound from traveling in or out, to lowering the damage of an attack, to literally making someone dumber.
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* AllLovingHero: [[spoiler:After all the crap Mera put Molly through to get her epithet, Molly still sympathizes with her and helps give her a moment's relief of her pain.]]
* AnimalEaredHeadband: Her hoodie has bear ears on it, though it's only really noticeable whenever Giovanni picks her up by the hood.
* AnimalMotifs: She has a noticeable bear motif that's likely invoked since she mentions that she likes bears. She wears a bear hoodie made by her mom, Giovanni calls her "Bear Trap" when he recruits her into the Banzai Blasters, and she's very enthusiastic when two bear statues become Banzai Blasters members. One of the transition cards also says that the loops in her hair are shaped like bear ears.
* AntiMagic: Her Epithet allows her to negate and weaken [[SummonMagic summons made by other Epithets]], which comes in handy when her sister uses her Epithet. "Hushabye" is less effective on bigger summons, though.
* {{Asexuality}}: [[WordOfGay Word of God]] [[https://twitter.com/EpithetErased/status/1407570002472050688 confirms that Molly is asexual]].
* BewareTheNiceOnes: She ultimately ends up being just as much of a threat as the rest of the major characters, despite having a relatively harmless epithet and being a child, when she helps thwart Mera's plans and [[spoiler:plays an integral role in her defeat]]. Jello further elaborates in [[https://twitter.com/BrendanBlaber/status/1218599298222514177 this thread]] that she can be extremely manipulative and cunning as a result of her retail/management experience, though it's mostly subtly in season one.
* CasualDangerDialogue: ZigZagged. She's no more nervous than usual around the Banzai Blasters until they threaten her directly.
* CharacterDevelopment: Thanks to Giovanni's influence, she grows more confident in herself and her epithet. The Museum Break In Arc ends with her [[spoiler:refusing to run the night shift at her family's store and instead deciding to get some much needed sleep.]]
* TheEeyore: She already has her will written because "life is fleeting", and she casually admits that she's used to being exploited. Even Giovanni, a brazen thief and CardCarryingVillain, is rather disturbed by this.
* EmbarrassingFirstName: "TWO-LOWEEN" reveals that "Molly" is a nickname, and her full name is actually "Molly-Wolly-Doodle-All-the-Day" Blyndeff.
* ExhaustedEyeBags: She has some faint bags under her eyesas she has to stay up late hours to watch over the family shop since her dad and sister won't do it. She also talks about how she has little time to do her homework or has to worry about other chores she needs to do.
* ExoticEyeDesigns: Her pupils look like doll buttons, a trait she shares with her father and older sister.
* ExplainExplainOhCrap: As Ben realizes Molly is free, he sneers and suggests his Banzai name could be "Kidpuncher".
--> '''Molly:''' Why would you call yourself "Kidpuncher"- Oh. ''Oh''! I'm the kid! Oh no!
* ExtremeDoormat: [[DownplayedTrope Somewhat]]. She really only works the toy store because her dad and sister are too "busy" to do it, and she isn't willing to call them out on it. She's still fairly capable of acting independently, and still definitely carries her own opinions on things.
* FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: She mentions having a sister, and was forced to become the responsible one taking over the toy store since her sister nor their father wanted to work it. She ''also'' does the family's taxes, which she never says whether or not she gets help from her family members.
* GuileHero: She's not much of a fighter, but shows a knack for outwitting her assailants. Of note during the heist's climax: she plays Indus like a fiddle to escape him while freeing the Banzai Blasters, [[spoiler:then goads Mera into a MotiveRant and mutes her hearing to set her up for a sneak attack from Giovanni]].
* HeartIsAnAwesomePower: Molly seems to have a low opinion of her epithet, given how its name is a common insult, but a little creativity and abuse of {{Semantic Superpower}}s makes "Dumb" surprisingly versatile. For example, she can temporarily make someone more stupid and gullible (though this only works on those that are already stupid to begin with), and also nullify sound via a bubble she summons around herself.
* HeroicBSOD: When Sylvie surrounds her and Giovanni with [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes fire]], Molly suffers a severe panic attack and completely shuts down, barely able to speak beyond a mumble and clinging to Giovanni for security. It takes her a few moments after Giovanni gets her to safety that she calms herself down.
* InSeriesNickname: Once she gets roped into being a Banzai Blaster, Giovanni gives her the villain nickname "Bear Trap".
* IntergenerationalFriendship: She's a young teen girl who becomes good friends with Giovanni, a 19-year old.
* LittleMissSnarker: When the Banzai Blasters get beat by Indus yet again, Molly bluntly says, "Well, they tried their bargain bin best."
* MeaningfulName: Molly's villain nickname is "Bear Trap" and her character arc in the Museum Break In Arc is all about how she needs to have more confidence and pride in herself and not let others step all over her. What happens when someone steps on a bear trap again?
* MissingMom: Her mom died at least two years prior to the events of the series. It’s heavily implied that she died in a fire, and that said fire contributed to Molly’s near-crippling pyrophobia.
* MulticoloredHair: Her hair is mostly dark brown with multicolored star-shaped patches; the stars are actually part of her hair rather than being hair decorations. Supposedly, they have the same texture as cereal marshmallows.[[labelnote:*]]They actually taste terrible; according to Jello, it's like dusty plastic.[[/labelnote]]
* MundaneUtility: She first uses her silence bubble onscreen to get a little peace and quiet when her class ([[AdultsAreUseless and father]]) gets too rowdy.
* NiceMeanAndInbetween: The In-Between to Feenie’s Nice and Trixie’s Mean.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Protecting Mera from one of Giovanni's attacks gives Mera the idea to steal her epithet, [[spoiler:because it can counter the pain and fragility that comes with her own powers]].
* OnlySaneMan: Serves as this in the Museum Break In Arc, since she's just a normal (if very overworked) preteen locked in with a incompetent villain and his goons, an irritable scheming woman with a dumb-as-rocks bodyguard, and a questionably sane doctor. While her voice of reason does help a lot, [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome she's also woefully unprepared for actual combat]] and needs the help of people like Giovanni.
* OutOfFocus: In the Western Arc, where she only appears at its beginning and end.
* TheMisophonic: She suffers from misophonia, though she can manage it pretty well thanks to her epithet.
* PunnyName: Her surname, Blyndeff, is derived from the old-fashioned phrase "blind, deaf, and dumb", referring to her epithet being "Dumb".
* RaceLift: White-skinned blonde in ''Roleplay/AnimeCampaign'', dark-skinned brunette here. Jello has confirmed that this was an intentional change, as part of cast diversification.
* SensoryOverload: Molly has misophonia, and while it usually doesn't bother her, she sometimes has to resort to creating a mute bubble around herself to block out all noise if things do get too loud.
* ShrinkingViolet: She's a pretty awkward and shy little girl, at least at the start of the story.
* SoulSuckingRetailJob: She took up her mom's job of running the toy store since the rest of her family isn't willing to take the responsibility. When Giovanni describes her role as "minion" (do all the hard work while he takes all the credit), she compares it to working retail.
* SpannerInTheWorks: Had she not been present at the museum that night, Indus and Mera probably would've had no trouble taking down and imprisoning the Banzai Blasters, and their heist would've gone off without a hitch.
* SquishyWizard: Molly's pretty smart under pressure and creative with her epithet, but its uses in a fight are limited and she's still a twelve-year-old kid with no training or combat experience. Likewise, her stamina is her lowest stat.
* StepfordSmiler: She acts nice at her job and timid away from it, but she holds a lot of sadness and anger underneath it all (with the former showing more than the latter in the first season).
* StupidityInducingAttack: "Dumb" can be used to make people very stupid and suggestible, though it only works on those who are already quite stupid already.
* WackyParentSeriousChild: Deconstructed. Her father's {{Manchild}} tendencies and lack of responsibility leave Molly struggling to balance her schoolwork and hobbies with running the family store. She only gets five hours of sleep as a result.
* WhenSheSmiles: Considering just how down in the dumps she usually is thanks to her frankly pretty miserable life, her smiling is pretty genuinely heartwarming.
* WhosOnFirst: Throughout the first episode, her attempts to tell people that her epithet is the word "Dumb" are misinterpreted as her saying "[[WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway My power is lame]]". The confusion ends after she [[StupidityInducingAttack stupefies]] one of Giovanni's minions.
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: She suffers from crippling pyrophobia, the fear of fire. It's heavily implied that this fear is related to her mother's death.
* WiseBeyondTheirYears: [[JustifiedTrope Out of necessity]]. Taking responsibility for the rest of her family means she’s had to teach herself about things like taxes and common business practices.
* WordOfGay: [[https://twitter.com/EpithetErased/status/1407570002472050688 Molly is asexual]].
* YouthfulFreckles: She has freckles and she's one of the youngest characters in the cast, being only twelve.
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[[folder:Trixie]]
!Bellatrix "Trixie" Roughouse
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Siv Ryan
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/trixie_44.png]]
->''"Go on. Try it. Gamble. After all, I've killed for less."''

One of Molly's best friends, a young gremlin child that comes from a family of criminals and thugs. They carry boxcutters for self defense and has a penchant for making "magic potions" out of anything they can find. Trixie is also non-binary, and uses she/her and them/they pronouns.

* BookDumb: [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/189873355317/i-saw-people-asking-you-why-mollys-dumb-epithet According to Jello's Tumblr]], they are this, as while they struggle to get good grades in school, they have extensive knowledge of street smarts.
* TheFamilyThatSlaysTogether: Trixie comes from a famous family of thugs and criminals that rule the streets of Sweet Jazz City.
* HandHidingSleeves: The sleeves of Trixie's hoodie completely cover their hands. Apparently, it makes for a good hiding place for knives and boxcutters.
* KnifeNut: The ''Prison of Plastic'' announcement trailer shows that Trixie carries a ''lot'' of boxcutters in their HandHidingSleeves, which gives them an appearance reminiscent of animal claws.
* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: They make their first physical appearance during the last seconds of season 1.
* NiceMeanAndInbetween: The Mean to Feenie’s Nice and Molly’s In-Between.
* NoodleIncident: According to Trixie's bio, they aren't allowed to have energy drinks, not after "the incident". It is not specified what this incident was.
* PeekABangs: Trixie's hair covers half of their face.
* ShoutOut: [[https://mobile.twitter.com/spectralfusion/status/1221887273169498117 According to this tweet]], Trixie's re-design was deliberately based on Mustard Cookie from VideoGame/CookieRun.
* UnSorcerer: They lack an Epithet of thier own, though they can take care of themselves just fine without one.
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[[folder:Phoenica]]
!Phoenica "Feenie" Fleecity XV
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Emily Fajardo (Season 1), Creator/BrynApprill (''Prison of Plastic'')
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/phoenica.png]]
->''"That sounds good to me! Here, have $5,000!"''

Molly's other best friend, a kind-hearted girl rich and dollars but poor in sense. She comes from a family of professional [[MagicalGirlWarrior Magical Girl Heroes]] who are destined to gather magical girl allies, do battle with an ancient evil sorceress and save the world every few decades.
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* AdaptationalWimp: Phoenica was inscribed with the Epithet "Fluff" in ''Anime Campaign'', but is a mundie in ''Epithet Erased'', as Jello wanted there to be more mundie characters in the series.
* DitzyGenius: According to Jello's Tumblr, Phoenica is this, as while she's a sponge when it comes to absorbing information from books, she’s just... really stupid elsewhere.
* EarlyBirdCameo: She and Trixie are both name-dropped in an EyeCatch in episode 4, and a picture of Phoenica's ancestor can be seen inside the museum itself.
* InSeriesNickname: Called "Feenie" by close friends.
* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: She makes her first physical appearance during the last seconds of season 1.
* MagicalGirlWarrior: According to WordOfGod, [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/190052964667/why-did-the-museum-accept-phoenica-submitting-a Phoenica belongs to a family of these.]]
* NiceMeanAndInbetween: The Nice to Trixie’s Mean and Molly’s In-Between.
* PrecociousCrush: First has one for Sylvie, then quickly gains eyes for Rick Shades.
--> '''Pheonica:''' ''”And I just finished making a marriage certificate for that museum sheep boy...Oh well! If it’s a wizard husband that fate hands me, then a wizard husband I shall have!”''
* RichInDollarsPoorInSense: Phoenica is stated in the ''Prison of Plastic'' Kickstarter trailer to be "Literally the richest girl in the world", yet the ''very next'' bullet point states her to also be "terminal stupid".
* UnSorcerer: She is a mundie, though she believes she has magical powers (and given that she comes from a line of {{Magical Girl Warrior}}s, she very well could).
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!!Other Mains
[[folder:Giovanni]]
!!Giovanni Potage
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Kyle Igneczi
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[EdibleAmmunition Soup]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Giovanni's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★]]

[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote:As "Vincent Murder"]] https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jelloapocalypse_epithet_erased_prison_of_plastic_kickstarter_announcement_ufpliollhsi_1365x768_1m47s.png[[/labelnote]]]]

->''"I think I've had just about enough of you, guy! You made my minion cry! NOBODY makes my minions cry except ME!"''

A recently promoted Captain in the Banzai Blasters, who broke into the Sweet Jazz Museum with no real goal besides "stealing artifacts". Despite being a self-proclaimed evil villain, he's actually very kind and compassionate, especially toward his minions, and he and molly quickly become friends after getting to know one another.
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After the events of the Sweet Jazz Museum, he heads over to Red Wood Run, igniting the plot of season one's second arc. There, he relieses the Banzai Blasters are full of jerks and bullies and leaves the group, deciding instead to strike out as villain on his own instead.
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His epithet, "Soup", creates...[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin well, soup]]. He's equipped with a bat with a knife taped to it and backed up by a small crew of fellow Banzai Blasters to make up for this.
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* ThirteenIsUnlucky: Inverted. Thirteen is Giovanni's lucky number, and he does a CriticalHit upon his 13th successful attack. Although it's played straight if you're on the other side of the attack.
* AffablyEvil: Despite being a villain, he is a genuinely NiceGuy who's passionately kind towards all of his henchmen, especially Molly. Of course, [[HiddenHeartOfGold he isn't actually evil]].
* BasementDweller: He still lives with his mother, and probably doesn't have a job outside of the Banzai Blasters (if that can even be considered a job) since he mentions having an allowance.
* BatterUp: His weapon of choice is a baseball bat with a knife tapped onto it. Since he has actual baseball experience, he uses it to bat a ball of yarn into Sylvie's head to cut off one of his attacks.
* BattleAura: Sort of. His "Demon Energy" aura is actually a cloud of steam from his Epithet.
* BenevolentBoss: Despite his insistence on being evil, Giovanni cares for his minions greatly, and clearly shows this when they're in danger. His minions in turn adore him and would gladly go out of their way to help him out in any wacky schemes he comes up with.
* BewareTheSillyOnes:
** While his epithet isn't especially strong, he can do a ''lot'' with it, and every 13th hit he lands is critical, [[spoiler:which is what takes down Mera in the end]].
** When Molly falls under Sylvie's Nightmare Fuel attack and starts openly crying when experiencing her worst fear, fire, Giovanni becomes entirely serious and threatening towards Sylvie and keeps it up until he gets Molly to safety and confirms she's okay.
* BigBadWannabe: Giovanni ''desperately'' wants to be taken seriously as a villain, but his incompetence and genuine niceness completely negate his attempts to be evil.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Develops this towards Molly soon after making her on as one of his minions.
* BigBrotherMentor: Very quickly takes to trying to bolster Molly's confidence and self-worth, as well as pushing her to grow a spine and stand up for herself, after taking her under his wing.
* ButtMonkey: Giovanni gains a lot of AmusingInjuries in the first arc, and is easily the butt of jokes since his opponents are stronger than him.
* {{Catchphrase}}: He usually says "teleports behind you!" in the narration whenever he uses his steam-based movement abilities, even when he doesn't use them to back-attack someone.
* CardCarryingVillain: He pays [[{{Ponzi}} the Banzai Blasters membership fee]] despite ''knowing'' that it's a scam, because, in his mind, that's a sign that they're a truly villainous organization.
* {{Chuunibyou}}: Classic Evil Eye-type. Although he does have a genuine power, it's not the most impressive-sounding, leading him to give intimidating, but {{Non Indicative Name}}s to all his attacks. His soup bolts thus become "[[LavaAddsAwesome Lav]][[HollywoodAcid Acid]] Grenades", his steam eruption is "Demon Energy Aura", his bat with a knife taped to it is the "[[ICallItVera Soul Slugger Doom Bat of Maximum Destruction]]", and perhaps most glaringly, his CatchPhrase for using his steam jump is the [[AscendedMeme memetically infamous]] "[[NoIAmBehindYou teleports behind you]]".
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: To say he's a bit strange would be an understatement.
* CombatMedic: While he seems to prefer offense, his epithet has healing applications in the form of restorative soup he can summon once per battle and a fog that grants slow regeneration.
* ComboPlatterPowers: While most of his powers are at least notionally related to his Soup Epithet in some form, they cover a much wider range than most Epithets, likely due to his high creativity with his powers. He also has an inexplicable ability to always critical on his 13th attack, which he himself admits has nothing to do with his Epithet.
* CriticalHitClass: Giovanni has the ability to land a critical hit on every thirteenth attack he lands. He takes advantage of this by attacking random objects or hitting his allies with weak attacks to "bank" a crit for when he needs it.
* CuteLittleFangs: He has a prominent fang when he smiles, fitting with his crafty nature.
* DefectorFromDecadence: [[spoiler:After Bugsy and Arnold teach him what it takes to be a high-level Banzai Blaster (bullying others, mistreating minions, and just being a {{Jerkass}} in general), Giovanni decides to leave the Banzai Blasters and become a super-villain on his own terms.]]
* DemotedToExtra: ''Very'' {{Downplayed}}; while he's nowhere near as prominent in the Western Arc as he was in the Break-In Arc, he's still very central and important to the narrative due to being the one who stole the Arsene Amulet, and his subsequent interactions with the other Banzai Blasters outside his gang only further give him prominence.
%%* {{Deuteragonist}}: Of the Break-In Arc.
* DidntThinkThisThrough:
** He clearly put very little thought into his museum "heist," having no particular target or plan to carry the goods. Mera mercilessly lampshades this.
** He joins the Banzai Blasters -a blatant criminal organization and pyramid scheme- to make friends and have fun. Giovanni only later realizes the organization really does only exist to exploit people and promptly quits.
** He invites his Boys to join his new criminal organization. When they ask questions, it becomes clear he never bothered to come up with a name or any goals, but his Boys are so loyal they join anyway.
* EdibleAmmunition: One of his attacks is creating a ball of soup to throw at the enemy. Its effectiveness is exactly what you would expect from a thrown ball of soup.
* EmbarrassingNickname: According to [[https://twitter.com/brendanblaber/status/1348411570351599616?s=21 Jello]] Giovanni wanted his Banzai nickname to be “Hotshot”, but the group decided to name him “Creampuff” as a way of mocking him for [[RealMenWearPink bringing homemade pastries to the squad’s first meeting.]]
* ExcessiveSteamSyndrome: As a side effect of his epithet, Giovanni's body can emanate hot steam, which he can use to make quick getaways or dispel things like Sylvie's dust.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: So many that his "evil facade" doesn't hold up at all.
** Even before Molly allies with him, he's disgusted by the fact that Mera wants to steal her Epithet.
** He really dislikes Mera for wanting to steal other people's Epithets and Sylvie's InsufferableGenius tendencies.
** Abusing minions with your authority and stealing the fruits of their hard work is not something Giovanni believes a real villain would do.
** He thinks lowly of people who shoplift or dine-and-dash.
* EvenTheGuysWantHim: Could have been played for laughs. But after Black Star screams how cool Giovanni was and that she loved him, one of his other male minions also screams that he loved Giovanni as well.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: His ultimate attack, "Soup That Is Too Hot!". It's soup that is too hot to eat.
* AFatherToHisMen: It's established early on that Giovanni sincerely cares about the Banzai Blasters he leads (except maybe [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Ben]]), to the point of crying when Mera knocks them out. Once he recruits Molly as one of his "boys", he quickly becomes attentive to her well-being and protects her during fights.
* FlashStep: A common application of his steam production, alongside jumping InASingleBound, is moving at speeds faster than the eye can see. He seems to only be able to do it in short bursts, though.
* FragileSpeedster: He has a good deal of mobility with the help of using steam to enhance his movement, and he has a pretty good swing with his bat, but his overall durability and combat ability are rather low, meaning that he's not very good at actually beating people unless he gets his 13th hit in, and when he gets hurt, he ''really'' gets hurt.
* {{Guyliner}}: Wears black nail polish under his gloves.
* HasTwoMommies: According to WordOfGod; we've already seen (well, heard) one, an overbearing, raspy-voiced yoga enthusiast/wino, and the other, unseen/unheard mom is apparently really into crystals.
* HealThyself: He can make a healing soup named "Ancient Potion" with his epithet, which he claims is a once per battle ability.
* HeartIsAnAwesomePower: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. His epithet honestly doesn't give him much to work with since it just involves creating soup, but Giovanni still finds useful applications of his epithet, namely the ability to generate heat. Really, he can do anything a person with power over boiling water could (or even cold water if he channels something like Vichyssoise or gazpacho), with the added benefit of it being nutritious (which translates to [[HyperactiveMetabolism healing]] in this setting).
* HiddenDepths:
** His creativity stat is maxed out, and he knits as a hobby. Given the relative uselessness of his epithet, this creative talent comes in handy.
** Claims that, when it comes to baseball, he "can't be beat", and has the trophies on a shelf in his room to back it up.
* HiddenHeartOfGold: Underneath the obsession with being a villain, Giovanni is a nice guy who truly cares about, and will take care of, any minion under his charge.
* HyperspaceArsenal: There's no real explanation on where he keeps "Soul Crusher" (a giant baseball bat/knife combo) when it's not in his hands.
* HypocriticalHeartwarming: Nobody can make his minions cry... except him.
* IKnowMaddenKombat: One reason he fights with a bat is that he's an excellent baseball player. His athletic skills come in handy during battles.
* InASingleBound: The weight he can carry is limited, but he can use jets of steam to pull off some impressive leaps.
* InexplicablyAwesome: His ability to hit for increased damage [[ThirteenIsUnlucky every 13th attack]] has no explanation or apparent connection to his Epithet. Molly even asks if there's a connection and he denies it.
* InsistentTerminology: He insists on calling his minions his "boys", even though one of them [[TheSmurfettePrinciple is female]]. When he recruits Molly as one of his minions, he tells her she's just been promoted to "Boy" despite her protests.
* IntergenerationalFriendship: He's likely in his early twenties, but he becomes fast friends with Molly who's a young teen.
* InTouchWithHisFeminineSide: He likes knitting, carries a man-purse on him, has painted nails underneath his gloves and is very emotionally open to his gang. He tells Car Crash he worries that he may have something wrong with his eyes which could be why he crashes so often and advises he goes to get it checked.
* JackOfAllStats: He actually possesses a decent mix of abilities for offense (soup may not sound like the deadliest weapon imaginable, but Giovanni has demonstrated he can create it steaming-hot) mobility (his steam jumping and speed blitzing), support (healing soup) and miscellaneous utility ("Demon Energy Aura"). [[MasterOfNone None of them are exactly best-in-class]] but he still gets surprising mileage from a power that amounts to '''spontaneously generating soup'''.
* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: [[spoiler:In the first arc, he and his boys completely get away with the heist of Arsene Amulet, and he also manages to escape Redwood Run without being taken in by the police. This doesn't last, he loses the amulet and is forced to go on the run after Percy learns his civilian identity in the second arc.]]
* LargeHam: He's very theatrical in his speeches and even the narrations of his actions, partially since EvilIsHammy and partially to make up for his sub-par abilities.
* MadeOfIron: The guy can surprisingly take a ''lot'' of damage. By the end of the heist, he's basically perfectly fine even after having dealt with multiple fights that did ''not'' go well for him. [[AfterBossRecovery Post-win health recovery]] helps with this.
* {{Manchild}}: Giovanni is much less mature than Molly (who more or less runs her family), as he doesn't understand concepts like taxes, sleeps in a racecar bed, builds blanket forts, and has a childish obsession with villainy. However, he still manages to be more thoughtful and crafty than Indus when the situation calls for it. He's also only around 19 years old, so his immaturity isn't quite as glaring as it could be.
* MeaningfulName: "Potage" is a particularly thick type of soup.
* MixAndMatchWeapon: Parodied; his go-to weapon is a baseball bat with a knife taped to it. He calls it the [[ICallItVera "Soul Crusher"]].
* MoralityChain: Oddly enough, he's a downplayed one to ''Molly'', of all people; Jello has mentioned that Molly has the potential to [[TheDogBitesBack snap and drop her cheeriness]] later in life (aided by being somewhat scheming already), and Giovanni has helped curb that by being the only adult in her life to treat her with any respect.
-->'''Jello:''' [[https://twitter.com/BrendanBlaber/status/1218599298222514177 Molly is like 1-3 years away from the point where her constant seething rage finally boils over her "Can I Help You"? facade, and the first responsible adult figure in her life that's helping prevent that is Giovanni "BIGGEST VILLAIN IN THE WORLD" Potage.]]
* TheNicknamer: It's possible he's the one who gives his gang their names, since he dubbed Molly "Bear Trap".
* NonIndicativeName: Invoked to hide his epithet and make his powers sound cooler. He calls his soup balls "Lavacid Grenades"[[note]]They're actually tomato basil, probably to help them look the part[[/note]], his steam emissions are a "Demon Energy Aura," and his blinding steam cloud is "the Fog of Lost Souls."
* ObliviouslyEvil: [[InvertedTrope More like Obliviously Good]]. He thinks he's a really evil supervillain, but he's a really good friend, surprisingly emotionally intelligent and insightful, has a strong aversion for {{Jerkass}}es like Sylvie ([[JerkWithAHeartOfGold at first]]), Bubsy, and Arnold, and is willing to lie to save Molly and Sylvie trouble from the law. In addition to that, his worst crime was trying to steal cool artifacts from the museum, and the other cases he condones range between [[PokeThePoodle loitering]] and enthusiastically [[PayEvilUntoEvil stealing from big companies]] and [[ShootTheDog extorting local government employees to help the area under their control]], if what he says in the "Molly Doll" video is canon.
--> '''Molly:''' Wow, boss. I figured you'd be encouraging people to steal these.\\
'''Giovanni:''' [[BigWhat What?!]] No! Wait! ''(blows raspberry)'' Listen, Bear Trap, you gotta support small businesses ''and'' [[AsideGlance independent productions!]] The whole point of criming is to stick it to TheMan! That's why shoplifting and dine-and-dashing are [[PunctuatedForEmphasis lo-ser crimes]]! LOSERS!!! You're not stealing from some big company. You're just getting a random employee in trouble!\\
'''Molly:''' [[SarcasmMode Really?]] [[WiseBeyondTheirYears I had no idea!]]\\
'''Giovanni:''' Hmmm-hmmm. Remember kids, you can be so much better than some small-time crook. [[DoWrongRight You can be a LARGE-time crook!]] Visit your library to find out how just a ''little'' well-placed extortion - and blackmail - can make a positive change in your local government.
* PaperThinDisguise: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfPlIOLLhSI The "Prison of Plastic" announcement]] shows that he's rebranding himself as "Vincent Murder!", an awesome new villain who's definitely ''not'' Giovanni Potage.
* PokeThePoodle: What he truly believes is considered the truest of crimes!
* RealMenWearPink: Pink is secretly his favorite color, and one of his hobbies is knitting. He even carries knitting needles and yarn with him. He also has a poster of a MagicalGirl that looks suspiciously similar to Manga/SailorMoon on the same wall as his baseball stuff. He even earned his Banzai nickname by bringing in cream puffs to his first squad meeting.
* RegularCharacter: Oddly enough, despite not being the protagonist of either arc, Giovanni is the only character to appear in every episode.
* SavageSpikedWeapons: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] with the knife taped to his "[[ICallItVera Soul Crusher]]" bat, though the flimsy attachment allows him to peel the knife off and launch it with the bat like a projectile. Molly lampshades that the knife is usually supposed to go ''through'' the bat.
-->'''Giovanni:''' ''(scoffs)'' What!? And ruin a perfectly-good bat? I might be evil, but I'm evil [[BasementDweller on a budget]].
* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: Has one of the highest screeches and screams that match Molly's screams.
* SmokeOut: The proficiency boost he receives lets him create a thick fog that enables this, but it can also act as a healing mist.
* UnsportsmanlikeGloating: Giovanni has a bad habit of going on an ego trip whenever he manages to win a battle or outsmart someone, especially after fighting Sylvie (even though Molly defeated him) and Bugsy (where he accidentally shouts out his name to Percy).
* WeakButSkilled: Giovanni is less effective in a straight fight than the other Inscribed, but he's learned enough variety in powers to give him some advantages they don't have, such as a high level of mobility. Coupled with creative uses of his epithet, this means that while his straight damage potential is lacking, he can circumvent it with some quick thinking and expertise.
* WhenHeSmiles: Giovanni's default expression is [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/epithet-erased/images/8/88/EI4BTaHWsAAPemx.png/revision/latest?cb=20191123090200 a smug smirk]], and he spends most of his time on-screen grimacing, gloating, or otherwise pulling a face. Still, on the one occasion where he genuinely [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/epithet-erased/images/0/03/Casual_gio.png/revision/latest?cb=20200101051831 smiles nicely]], he actually looks less villainous than usual.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Sylvie/Beefton]]
!!Dr. Sylvester "Sylvie" Ashling
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Zack Maher
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[TheSandman Drowsy]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Sylvie's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★★★☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★☆]]

->''"I-I told you before! I'm not... a kid. And trust me. If I'm the one dealing with those thieves? They'll be out cold before they have a chance to make the same mistake!"''

A 15-year-old psychologist who investigates interactions between Epithets and the human psyche. After overhearing Indus talking about the Arsene Amulet, he stayed in the museum so that he can find and study it.
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His epithet, "Drowsy", lulls his targets to sleep using a cloud of pollen-like dust. Sylvie can also pull from his target's dreams or nightmares and bring them to life.
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* AdjustingYourGlasses: By the bridge. They also [[ScaryShinyGlasses turn opaque]] for a moment when he does so.
* AnimalMotifs: Has a mild sheep motif, what with his counting sheep attack and woolly sweater hood.
* BadassBookworm: A college graduate and licensed psychologist [[TeenGenius at the age of 15]], and while he's not ''quite'' as capable a fighter as he claims, he's still pretty powerful, putting up a good fight against Molly and Giovanni at the same time, and later nearly defeating Mera all by himself.
* BerserkButton: He really doesn't like being called a kid.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Despite Mera threatening to take his epithet earlier, and having just been crushed by a piece of ceiling Mera brought down a moment ago, he still drags himself out of the rubble to stop Mera from taking Molly's epithet, due to her being his FirstFriend.
* BroughtDownToNormal: [[spoiler: His powers are temporarily stolen by Mera in Episode 4, courtesy of the Arsene Amulet. Molly manages to return them to him after Mera is defeated.]]
* CountingSheep: Sylvie's dust can take the form of a herd of sheep. He even uses this as the attack name. Also referenced by one of his [[EyeCatch Eye Catches]], which states that he's tried counting how many sheep he can summon at once but always falls asleep first.
* DeathOfAThousandCuts: His "Counting Sheep" attack is like this. Each sheep can only deal a small amount of damage per nibble, but the sheer volume of them can overwhelm opponents.
* FriendlessBackground: Apparently he's never had time to actually make them, and hasn't really been able to relate to others for that matter. [[spoiler:He ultimately forms his first friendship with Molly at the end of the Museum Break In Arc.]]
* HeelFaceTurn: Once he realizes that Mera is the one who wants to steal the Arsene Amulet and was manipulating him, he joins Molly and Giovanni's side to help take her down.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: It is remarkably easy for Mera to convince him that she has no ulterior motives for looking for the Arsene Amulet and that the real thieves are Molly and Giovanni (who wants to steal the amulet, but doesn't really care about its powers).
* InsistentTerminology: He ''really'' does not like being called a kid, despite being only 15 years old.
* JekyllAndHyde: While not ''evil'', precisely, Beefton is Sylvie's ShadowArchetype; while Sylvie is cautious, intellectual, and cunning, Beefton is brutal, aggressive, and straightforward.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's initially standoffish and rude towards Giovanni and Molly, even after they prove they're not the real bad guys in this situation. But once he hears Molly offhandedly mention her dead mother, he offers her a free therapy session and as he's been wheeled away in an ambulance asks if Molly really meant what she said about being his friend. He even tries to stop Mera from taking Molly's epithet, although that ends up with him temporarily losing his.
--> '''Sylvie:''' (''through gritted teeth'') Don't, touch her.
* KillerYoYo: When he isn't using his dream powers, Sylvie fights with a yo-yo.
* LabCoatOfScienceAndMedicine: He appears to wear one over his hoodie, keeping with his intellectual persona.
* LogicalWeakness: Sylvie's sleeping dust is spread through the air, so anything that affects the surrounding air can push it away before it works, even something as weak as Giovanni's soup-steam.
* MeaningfulName: "Ashling" is an anglicized form of the Irish first name "Aisling", which can mean "dream". Ironically, given Sylvie's attempts to seem mature, both versions of the name are traditionally feminine.
* MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate: He claims to study interactions between epithets and human minds. Given what he pulled on Molly, it's not hard to imagine all the [[invoked]]NightmareFuel he might've subjected his test subjects to, intentional or otherwise. His supposed doctorate is also easily called into question, given that he's still only fifteen; on his splash screen, the "Dr." part of his name is scribbled in red instead of being the same font as the rest of his name.
* NervousWreck: Sylvie is implied to be this. He manically overthinks how to deal with Indus and manages to nearly have a nervous breakdown due to paranoia. Sylvie also mentions he never feels safe.
-->'''Sylvie:''' (''thinking about Indus'') He's trying to lure me into a false sense of security! Well joke's on him! I've never been secure in my life!"
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]. When he stops Mera from taking Molly's epithet, she proceeds to steal his instead, leaving him weak and in pain on the floor. Immediately after this, Giovanni (at the request of Molly) returns his epithet to him, and thanks to Giovanni claiming that Molly and Sylvie are [[InnocentBystander mere hostages]], he's spared any consequences for the property damage during Dr. Beefton's rampage. And, at the end of it all, Molly keeps her word to be his friend.
* OnlyFriend: [[spoiler:Molly becomes his first ''real'' friend at the end of the Museum Break In Arc.]]
* PetTheDog: After finding out Molly's mom is dead, he offers her a free therapy session.
* PowerIncontinence: He can ''summon'' [[LiteralSplitPersonality Beefton]], and that's about it. Anything beyond that point, Sylvie doesn't really have any control over. He also seems to have some issues controlling his sleeping dust; Molly bumping into him in the first episode was enough to accidentally trigger it and knock her out.
* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:He's sent to a hospital after the events of the Museum Break-In Arc, and has been absent from story since then.]]
* TheSandman: His powerset is based on this, being able to put people to sleep with dust and access their dreams.
* SanitySlippage: His thoughts on how to get past Indus quickly devolve into him screaming [[MadnessMantra "BEEF AND SHEEP!"]] over and over again in his head for forty seconds.
* ScaryShinyGlasses: His glasses shine when he pushes them up by the bridge, though given his general demeanor it doesn't make him look much more intimidating.
* SmallNameBigEgo: He's very pompous when it comes to his own epithet and acts very smug a lot of the time. The reason he's even at the museum so late is that he thinks that he deserves to see the Arsene Amulet before the rest of the public does.
* TeenGenius: Sylvie is apparently a licensed psychologist and graduated college at the ripe age of 15 years. He even offers to give Molly some counseling for free when he learns of her dysfunctional family happenings.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: He's not very enthusiastic about having to work with two "criminals", particularly Giovanni, only putting up with him because Mera is the bigger threat.
* UnEvilLaugh: When he tries to do a sinister laugh after promising to take out Molly and Giovanni, it quickly devolves into dorky chuckling that the subtitles define as "(stupid clown laughter)", while Mera watches with disgust.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Accidentally hit Molly with his Epithet when they first bumped into each other at the museum, leading to her falling asleep and ending up there after-hours. This in turn leads to Molly becoming the SpannerInTheWorks for Mera and Indus' heist.
* YourWorstNightmare: One of his attacks, aptly named "Nightmare Fuel", manifests the nightmare of the target into reality.

!!Dr. Beefton
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Cyrus Rodas
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->''"Dr. Beefton is HERE! And he's got a [=PhD=] in DEATH! As well as a doctorate in philosophy and modern linguistics."''

A Scottish, minotaur-like being that Sylvie transforms into by using his "Dream Big" attack, in which he uses his epithet to put himself to sleep.
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* {{Animorphism}}: He turns from a human boy into a hulking Scottish Minotaur.
* BullSeeingRed: Dr. Beefton is goaded into charging at Giovanni when the latter pulls his red cape out, even though Beefton claims to be too smart to fall for such tactics.
* DiscardAndDraw: Sylvie has a wide mix of abilities to make foes fall asleep or to bring their nightmares to life. As Dr. Beefton, this versatile skillset is reduced to just punching and ramming things very hard. However, he has so much offense and defense that it usually doesn't matter.
* DressedToHeal: Despite the fact that Sylvie [[NotThatKindOfDoctor is a psychologist]] and that Beefton himself claims his degrees are academic rather than medical, he still wears a stethoscope around his neck.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: During his fight with Giovanni in episode three, Dr. Beefton uses Sergeant Bear and Corporal Other Bear to bludgeon Giovanni for a while.
* FoeTossingCharge: Dr. Beefton's main battle tactic is sending opponents flying by charging into them.
* GeniusBruiser: While Beefton is far more aggressive and physical than the cautious, intellectual Sylvie, he still has all his intelligence and (generally) isn't easily tricked.
* LiteralSplitPersonality: Dr. Beefton is technically a separate being from Sylvie with his own personality, but he can only exist while Sylvie is sleeping. While Beefton is active, Sylvie is curled up inside of his body and doesn't have much control over him.
* LivingDream: He's brought into existence from Sylvie using his Drowsy epithet on himself to "Dream Big", so not only is he [[NighInvulnerability near invincible to harm]] due to dreams not having a truly damageable body, but he has the LogicalWeakness of vanishing when Sylvie is woken up.
* ALoadOfBull: He is the result of Sylvie using his dream powers to turn himself into a minotaur.
* LogicalWeakness: Dr. Beefton is brought into existence when Sylvie uses his epithet to put himself to sleep. So logically, waking up the sleeping Sylvie will cause Dr. Beefton to disappear.
* ManInAKilt: To emphasize his inexplicably Scottish nature, he has a similarly inexplicable kilt.
* NighInvulnerability: A Made of Air variant, as him being a LivingDream means that he [[FeelNoPain doesn't feel pain]] and is impervious to both bludgeoning and cutting attacks. The only way to potentially hurt him is with a piercing blade long enough to stab Sylvie inside him, which would wake him up and make Beefton vanish.
* ThirdPersonPerson: Despite how well-read he is, Dr. Beefton still talks exclusively in third-person.
* ViolentGlaswegian: He is inexplicably this, kilt and all. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] in his info card, which states that ''all'' bovines are Scottish, [[InsaneTrollLogic and that the audience wouldn't know because they haven't spoken to cows before]].
* WouldHurtAChild: Beefton has no trouble with violently attacking Molly.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Percy]]
!!Percival "Percy" King
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Sandra Espinoza
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[PersonOfMassConstruction Parapet]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Percy's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★☆]]

->''"A true officer of the law stands by her principles, no matter the circumstances."''

The main protagonist of the second arc, a police detective. She spearheads the investigation over the Arsene Amulet burglary, which leads her to the backwater town of Redwood Run.
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Her epithet, "Parapet", instantly creates miniature fantasy-style buildings that produce a variety of different effects, such as an apothecary that heals physical wounds or a wizard tower that fires lightning magic.
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* AdaptationNameChange: In ''Roleplay/AnimeCampaign'', her epithet was called "Feudal".
* AmbiguousSituation: Jello deliberately designed Percy so that she'd have an AmbiguousGenderIdentity and an AmbiguousDisorder, as stated in a [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/190090771062/will-any-non-binary-characters-be-showing-up Tumblr post]].
-->'''Jello:''' Percy is asexual and she identifies as female, but it was always my intention to leave everything beyond that point up to the viewer. Is she trans? Is she a non-binary woman? Is she on the autism spectrum? I don't know! Sure! She's whatever you want her to be!
* {{Asexuality}}: Percy is canonically asexual according to Jello's Tumblr.
* BizarreTasteInFood: Eats a breakfast of plain toast and a glass of water every day. On holidays she adds butter... to the ''water''. This extends to her somehow being able to stomach things like pinecones and honey-covered screws.
* BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu: {{Downplayed}} example during the climax of the Western arc: [[spoiler:she creates a massive group of Wizard Towers to blast Zora in tandem with Ramsey's Epithet channeling the attack, but the strain of doing so combined with her already low stamina causes her to [[HeroicRROD pass out]] until the danger's passed.]]
* CombatMedic: Depending on which building she summons, she can heal injuries in a small area or mow down crowds with lightning blasts.
* TheComicallySerious: She's very stoic and straight-laced, but her dry sense of humor combined with being somewhat scatterbrained makes her say some rather odd things.
* CoolSword: She wields, to quote her narration, a "[[PrecisionFStrike real-ass, goddamn]] sword".
** According to WordOfGod, "real-ass goddamn" is a class of weapon which ignores the Stamina damage system and just inflicts real wounds on people, along with being the only type of weapon actually capable of killing people.
* EarlyBirdCameo: She makes several minor appearances in season one's first arc before taking on the role of main character for the second. She makes vocal appearances as "Woman on Phone" in episodes 1 and 2, has a short appearance at the beginning of episode 3, and arrives at the museum with her squad in episode 4.
* ExtremeOmnivore: She can ''drink'' from a pinecone, and has no problem with eating one of Howie's "Honeyed Snacks" (which are really just screws covered in honey).
* GenderBlenderName: "Percival" is typically a male name, though it does fit with her masculine appearance.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Has blond hair and is incredibly dedicated to her job as a police officer and making sure to uphold the law.
* HonorBeforeReason: She has a tendency to not even realize that other people ''can'' be dishonorable, and will stick to this no matter how absurd the situation is.
* InnocentBlueEyes: Percy is professional and kind, but sometimes can be a bit naive and insensitive.
* InnocentlyInsensitive: She tends to unintentionally talk down about people without epithets and underestimates people, seeing only epithets as something to be cautious about.
* LadyLooksLikeADude: She has short hair and wide shoulders, and overall looks very masculine with her visible bustline being the only thing giving away that she's female. One of Arnold and Bugsy's minions even mistakes her for a man before she corrects him, [[PoliticallyCorrectVillain which he apologizes for]].
* LawfulStupid: A downplayed example; she's capable of being flexible when she needs to be, but she has a tendency to fixate on extremely minor legal issues, such as when she objects to Bugsy and Arnold damaging the door to the tavern and takes the time to repair it mid-fight.
* LogicalWeakness: Her buildings are only as strong as the surface they use for a foundation. On the dirt of Redwood Run, which Percy doesn't think is very suited for construction at all, her wizard towers will go off on a hair-trigger, for example.
* MagicKnight: In addition to her Epithet powers, she wields a "real-ass, goddamn sword", and is capable enough with it to take out an entire tavern full of Banzai Blasters single-handed.
* MagicMushroom: Her Mushroom Huts are tiny apothecaries that can heal the physical injuries of those within its radius.
* MeaningfulName: "Percival" is a name that can mean "pierce", befitting Percy's weapon of choice. Of course, Percival is also the name of a member of the [[Myth/ArthurianLegend Knights of the Round Table]], which suits her fantasy-themed epithet, as does her last name "King".
* MsFixit: Another application of her epithet is repairing the infrastructure of damaged objects. It works best on architecture such as walls or doors, but she's capable of doing a little repair for non-architecture like cars.
* NonUniformUniform: Her police uniform has a number of differences from the uniforms the other police officers wear, having epaulettes and longer sleeves. She's also the only one to wear a necktie.
* NoSocialSkills: Talks with a very flat tone. Coupled with her dry, zany sense of humor and somewhat-scatterbrained demeanor, conversations with her tend to get...weird.
* OddFriendship: [[spoiler:In the end, despite still arresting him, Percy does come to see Ramsey as a friend, even offering him a job on the police force in order to make up for his crimes, while also putting in the word to get him a comfy stay in prison.]]
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: She usually goes by Percy.
* PersonOfMassConstruction: While the main use of her epithet is to build small magical buildings, she's also been shown to be able to repair damaged structures, and apparently involves herself in actual construction work, which has resulted in her having a rivalry with Howie Honeyglow.
* SelectiveMagnetism: She can use two wizard towers to generate a magnetic field that stops bullets in midair. Of course, this ''is'' due to [[AWizardDidIt wizard towers]] and she does say the principles are outlined in Magical Physics courses.
* SeriousBusiness: She's serious as a heart attack about just about everything, ranging from fighting criminals to minor property damage to ''tea parties''.
* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: She has a major habit of using a lot of bizarre, often obscure words when talking to people or referring to objects, with the most common use of this habit being the use of rather obscure synonyms for commonly spoken words and phrases, such as referring to Molly as a "sprog" rather than a "kid".
* ShockAndAwe: Her Wizard Towers can fire bolts of electricity at enemies.
* SquishyWizard: Her epithet allows her to produce a variety of effects, from healing apothecary huts to wizard towers that fire lightning magic, with high proficiency and creativity, but her stamina is as low as ''Mera's''.
* StraightManAndWiseGuy: The straight man to Ramsey's wise guy in the Western Arc.
* TheTurretMaster: "Parapet" allows her to fight this way, using miniature buildings as sentry guns and field effects.
* WaitWhat: Her reaction after Zora slices off Ramsey's cuffed arm, but he starts using his epithet powers.
--> '''Percy:''' ''[[BigNo No]]''! She turned him into gold! (''beat'') Wait, what?
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Ramsey]]
!!Ramsey Murdoch
!!!'''Voiced by:''' William T. Sopp
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[MidasTouch Goldbricker]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Ramsey's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★]]

->''"I don't need money, kid. I literally just made this worth my time."''

A rat-faced underworld appraiser and con artist with a ''literal'' heart of gold. He forms an uneasy alliance with Percy to save his own skin from the bounty hunter Zora.
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His epithet, "Goldbricker", can transmute his body and anything he touches into solid gold and back.
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* AbsurdPhobia: According to his EyeCatch, Ramsey hates and judges birds.
* ActionSurvivor: For someone who has a two-star Stamina and an epithet not suited for combat, he makes up for this by being cunning enough to get out of the sticky situations he finds himself in [[spoiler:(especially while getting chased by Zora attempting to both kill him and Percy)]]. There is a reason why his Creativity is his highest stat.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: He lets Zora chop off his arm so Percy can uncuff herself and create whatever wizard towers she could. However, he's able to transmute his severed arm into gold and reattach to the rest of his body so he can hold Zora in a bear hug and conduct the electricity from Percy's towers.]]
* AnimalMotifs: Rodents, given how his face is typically described to look like a rat or gerbil.
* BreakTheHaughty: Ramsey acts like a cool criminal while negotiating, but as soon as he's put into a situation where he's at risk of being (legitimately) arrested or losing his head, he gets extremely panicky.
* CatSmile: Makes this face from time to time.
* ConArtist: He is one, in addition to art forger. His trademark is trading heaps of gold made from his epithet for company stocks and bonds, and then transforming the gold back into dirt "[[NoodleImplements or worse]]" days after the transaction.
* DeadpanSnarker: He has a lot of remarks during the Western arc.
* {{Deuteragonist}}: Of the Western Arc.
* ExtraOreDinary: He reflexively turns part of his body into gold when he's threatened, particularly the parts that a gun is aimed at. He is also capable of turning his entire body into gold and remain mobile in that state.
* FaceOfAThug: Beyond the rather creepy solid gold fake eye, his face at many times is described as gross, ugly, and incredibly shady. In spite of that and his criminal record, however, he's not all that bad of a guy, with him being quite helpful to Giovanni and Percy.
* GlassEye: A variant. One of his eyes is plain white, while the other is a solid gold prosthetic. He lost the original to a mundie.
* GoldTooth: One of his teeth is gold, reflecting both his shifty nature and his ability to turn things into gold and back.
* HawaiianShirtedTourist: He has a [[SharpDressedMan business suit]], but during the Western Arc he ditches it for a tourist outfit, since he sees being in Redwood Run as a vacation.
* HiddenDepths: Despite being inscribed himself, he makes it a point to not look down on mundies since he's seen first hand what they can do without powers. He's also a freelance artist on the side and will even accept weirder commissions without judging.
* HonorAmongThieves: Because his epithet allows him to turn things into gold, he doesn't try to steal the Arsene Amulet from Giovanni, and this is implied to be why the Banzai Blasters, and presumably other crooks, use him to appraise their stolen goods.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Uses ''crayons'' against Bugsy at one point.
* InformedDeformity: He's described by several people (including himself) as being terribly ugly and rodent-like, and Giovanni reacts with extreme disgust when the two first meet [[note]]Though this was, in part, due to the percieved creepiness of Ramsey's golden eye[[/note]]. Despite this, Ramsey is drawn no more or less hideous than anyone else in the cast--shifty-faced, to be sure, but not nearly as bad as everyone makes him out to be.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: [[IncrediblyLamePun Naturally]]. Sure, he's a cowardly scumbag who has willingly screwed over a ''lot'' of people over time, but he genuinely comes to like and care about Percy, having a few PetTheDog moments throughout the season. He also helps Giovanni escape, even though he has no particular reason to do so.
* LovableCoward: He spends most of the Western Arc trying to find a way to leave town before anyone can catch him, only to get dragged back into the fray, but his funny lines and HiddenHeartOfGold prevent him from losing audience sympathy.
* ManOfKryptonite: When Ramsey turns his entire body into gold, he becomes immune to [[spoiler:Zora's [[TimeMaster epithet]] since gold in its pure state does not corrode.]]
* MeaningfulName: For his epithet. "Goldbricking" is a term that means trying to pass something off as more valuable than it is. Although he uses it in a literal sense to turn objects into gold, it could also describe his work as a forger. It's also a tad [[IronicName ironic]], since in his first arc he spends most of his time trying to seem ''less'' dangerous (and therefor valuable in a fight) to Percy than he actually is.
* MidasTouch: His epithet in a nutshell, though he can fully control this and change things back as well.
* MightAsWellNotBeInPrisonAtAll: This is why he turned himself in at Redwood Run in an attempt to escape the bounty Zora's chasing. He acts like he's on vacation, with Zora lampshading how easily he could get out when she comes by.
* NervousWreck: Tends to get extremely jittery whenever a situation doesn't go his way, especially during the Western Arc where he's trapped between a [[TheComicallySerious comically serious]] police officer and a [[TheDreaded dreaded]] bounty hunter while also pretending to be a mundie.
* NoodleIncident: [[spoiler:Percy, after seeing his epithet, recalls an incident where man came in to report a case of ''Golden Buttocks''.]]
-->'''Ramsey:''' Ah, yeah. Operation Mid-Ass.
** As of right now, exactly how he lost his eye. All we know is that he lost it to a mundie, and the incident taught him never to underestimate them.
* OnlySaneMan: Serves as this in the Western Arc. Compared to everyone else in Redwood Run, he generally has a clearer eye for reality, frequently pulling back or objecting to Percy and Giovanni's more out-there world views. The bar fight in episode 6 pushes him to his limit, though, as the sheer absurdity of the situation is just too much to handle.
-->'''Ramsey:''' Am I having an aneurysm, what is happening?!
* PetTheDog: Despite being a criminal, Ramsey has a lot of moments that show he isn't so bad.
** When Percy admits to having low stamina, he quickly offers her his pinecone to gain some back.
** He gives Percy a pep talk about how her epithet doesn't define her, telling her that even without the stamina to use her epithet, she can still be more than good at her job.
** Immediately after defeating Zora, instead of running off when he had the chance, he instead checks on Percy to make sure if she's okay.
* PointyEars: They add to his rat-like appearance.
* ReplacedWithReplica: [[spoiler: While he had Zora in a bear-hug, he replaced the amulet with a gold replica which he later returns to Percy.]]
* ScarsAreForever: He has a scar running straight down through his right eye, with it starting beneath his eyebrow and extending slightly below the eyelid, indicating that whatever the reason is that he lost his eye, it involved being stabbed or slashed by something sharp.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Subverted. He ''tries'' to do this when Zora makes it clear that she'll come after him once she has the amulet, but he never really gets the chance to run.
* StealthPun: His epithet allows him to turn into solid gold, and his name is Ramsey. He is [[Creator/GordonRamsay Golden Ramsey]].
* StraightManAndWiseGuy: The wise guy to Percy's straight man in the Western Arc.
* YouDirtyRat: His appearance is literally rat-faced, what with the ears and general rodent-like face, and he's a shift sort who uses his epithet for crime.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Rick Shades]]
!!Rick Shades
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Jay Barrett (Season 1), Creator/RayChase (''Prison of Plastic'')
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[ThePowerOfFriendship Soulmates]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rick_shades_prison_of_plastic.png]]

A eccentric and incredibly bizarre self proclaimed wizard obsessed with making friends. Molly, Trixie, and Phoenica find him washed up on the beach at the end of season 1.
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* ALizardNamedLiz: Variant. He wears shades and his last name is literally "Shades".
* AmbiguouslyHuman:
** Not only does he look absurd, but he also has little to no understanding of human conventions when it comes to social interaction or food; Not knowing what "homework" is, mistaking lip balm for food, and referring to the girls as "surface dwellers" as the most prominent examples. And then there is the fact that his "epithet" involves making pacts that open eldritch rifts into deep space when consummated. It is implied this has to do with his epithet however, as his weakness is that he is apparently '''literally''' reliant on "friendship" to function.
** In addition to that, but he is also stated to not even ''blink''. In the Chapter 1 preview, the narration compares this trait to "a glitched character in a video game".
* CoolShades: Sports a pair, and is seemingly named after them.
* CrackInTheSky: Upon making friends with Phoenica, the sky itself tears open and fires black lighting down onto their handshake to link their souls.
* DarkIsNotEvil: His power has a lot of dark energy involved in it, whether it's his glowing black eyes when uses his ability or summoning black lightning to link his and his new friend's souls. He also declares friendship by screaming that "the pact is sealed". Typically this would signify wickedness, but Rick is ultimately a good person... if not a very ''very'' weird one.
* EvilLaugh: Lets out an absolutely ''deranged'' cackle upon becoming friends with Phoenica.
* LargeHam: He really has a tendency to chew the scenery at any chance he gets. This, naturally, makes Molly and Trixie rather suspicious of him, especially at first.
* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: He's introduced during the last seconds of season 1 to tease the next story arcs of the series.
* LogicalWeakness: His power relies on being friends with others to work. As such, if he is without any friends, like he is at the start of ''Prison of Plastic'', then he's no stronger than a typical mundie. Likewise, if he loses someone's friendship, he loses the power said friend gives him as well.
* TermsOfEndangerment: {{Subverted}}. Despite how absolutely ''sinister'' he sounds when he says it, Rick is absolutely sincere when he calls people "friends".
* ThePowerOfFriendship: His epithet is based around this, allowing him to gain the abilities of those who agree to be his friend. This includes non-epithet abilities, such as Feenie's intelligence.
[[/folder]]

!Molly's Family
[[folder:Martin]]
!!Martin Blyndeff
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Jay Preston
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mollys_dad_2.png]]

->''"I already punched my parent card! That means I get the rest of the day off!"''

Molly's irresponsible mundie father.
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* AdultsAreUseless: Would rather play mobile phone games than watch over a group of school kids? Check. Eagerly joins in said kids' [[BigBallOfViolence dogpile]] onto a pile of museum artifacts when asked to do something about it? Check. Considers acting as a chaperone to be clocking in his "parent card", thereby letting him put his ''12-year-old daughter'' in charge of the night shift for his store? '''[[RuleOfThree Check.]]''' He apparently can't even remember to ''lock the door''. Oh, and he foists the night shift on his daughter despite her protests that she worked the last two nights and ''has homework she needs to catch up on''. [[SarcasmMode Father of the Year, everyone]].
* AllThereInTheScript: His name is only known in the initial [[https://www.soundcadencestudios.com/epithet-erased.html cast announcement]].
* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: In addition to his ManChild tendencies, he has a knack for drawing unwanted attention to his shy daughter.
* AngstWhatAngst: Molly mentions that after her mother died, her father and sister just kind of "ignored the situation". It's possible his childishness is a result of being ''deep'' in denial.
* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype: At first glance, he comes across as a lovable, if irresponsible, {{Cloudcuckoolander}} whose cheery disposition contrasts with his daughter. However, it becomes quickly apparent that said irresponsibility makes him a pretty lousy father, whose treatment of Molly borders on abuse.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: According to the EyeCatch, the teachers draw lots for [=PTA=] meetings, and he's the short straw.
* HateSink: He’s an annoying, lazy, and neglectful Manchild that forces his preteen daughter to do his responsibilities, it says a lot that a criminal is a better father figure to Molly than her actual father.
* TheKlutz: Part of the reason Molly can sew is to fix all the stuff that he apparently breaks.
* ManChild: He acts no better than the children he's chaperoning. He even asks Molly for her phone just so he can play an obnoxiously loud video game on it while he's supposed to be supervising.
* MulticoloredHair: He actually has a multicolored ''beard'', which is mostly blond with multicolored star-shaped patches in it. Molly clearly inherited this from him, since she has those same stars in her own hair.
* NoIndoorVoice: Always seems to either be making noises, talking loudly and generally ignoring others, including his own daughter who politely asks him to quiet down.
* ParentalNeglect: Apparently isn't home much, leaving his daughter to run the store at night. He also doesn't realize that Molly isn't with him when he leaves the museum. He only decides he's good to going after checking that having his keys, two phones and a missing wallet counts as the three things he needed before leaving.
* WackyParentSeriousChild: The Wacky Parent to his daughter Molly's Serious Child. {{Deconstructed}}, since his ManChild personality makes him a very irresponsible parent and he's unwilling to even run the family toy store, which leaves Molly struggling to balance running the store with her schoolwork.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Lorelai]]
!! Lorelinebacker "Lorelai" Blyndeff
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TianaCamacho
!!!'''Epithet:''' Augment
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jelloapocalypse_epithet_erased_prison_of_plastic_kickstarter_announcement_ufpliollhsi_1365x768_1m55s.png]]

[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote:”Scorched” Lorelai]] https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/7be79cb7_5bac_4b36_b305_cb8944f9c421.png[[/labelnote]]]]

->''"I can't stop you from coming into my bubble, but that doesn't mean I have to make it easy for you."''

Molly's older sister, who, like her father, is neglectful and pushes all of her responsibility onto Molly.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Goes from Millie in ''Anime Campaign'' to Lorelai in ''Epithet Erased''. Justified as WordOfGod confirmed it would be easier to not get confused from her sister's similar name.
* AngstWhatAngst: Molly mentions that after her mother died, her father and sister just kind of "ignored the situation". It's possible her childishness is a result of being ''deep'' in denial.
* AnimalMotifs: Rabbits are hers according to Jello on [[https://twitter.com/BrendanBlaber/status/1261538208116080640 Twitter]], which is why she’s wearing a bunny apron and her hat has rabbit ears.
* ArcVillain: The description for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfPlIOLLhSI the "Prison of Plastic" announcement]] states that the main plot will be Molly having to rescue her friends from Lorelai's clutches and escape the dream world she created.
* ChildishOlderSibling: Just like their father, Lorelai is much more carefree and neglectful than Molly despite being the older sister.
* DreamSue: Uses her epithet to create “dream dimensions” in which she plays the hero.
* EnemySummoner: Molly mentions that she has a summoning epithet in episode 2. While it's unclear as to what she summons, whatever it is, it's something destructive that Molly has to use Hushabye on to get rid of before it destroys their stuff.
* EmbarrassingFirstName: "TWO-LOWEEN" reveals that her full name is actually "Lorelinebacker" Blyndeff.
* ExoticEyeDesigns: She has button eyes like her sister, though hers have 3 dots instead of 4.
* TheGhost: She didn’t shown up in the show proper, but is planned to be a major character in the book continuation.
* HiddenDepths: Is described as being very lonely, likely due to the sorry state of her home life. This is likely the reason she uses her epithet to create pocket fantasy realms [[DreamSue with herself as the undisputed hero]].
* MulticoloredHair: In her concept art, her hair is mostly brown but she has two blonde streaks of hair that stick out and look like rabbit ears.
[[/folder]]

!The Sweet Jazz Police Force

[[folder:In General]]
!!The Sweet Jazz Police Force
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Cyrus Rodas (Bearded Cop)
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/sweet_jazz_police.png]]

->''"Freeze, criminals! We're da COPS!"''

The police force in charge of keeping Sweet Jazz City safe.
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* AdaptedOut: An officer named Meryl Lockhart was one of the player characters featured in Episode 1 of ''Anime Campaign'', which was loosely adapted into the Western Arc of ''Epithet Erased''. Unlike Eros and Gorou, both of whom were player characters in ''Anime Campaign'' who were DemotedToExtra in ''Epithet Erased'', Meryl was completely cut the story, only be offhandedly mentioned by Percy in episode five.
* LargeHam: The bearded cop, as shown in episode 4 when he enters a room yelling the above quote.
* PoliceAreUseless: Averted. They're shown to be decent at their jobs, reacting quickly when the museum's alarm is sounded and quickly apprehending Indus once they arrive.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Sgt. Eros]]
!!Sergeant Eros
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Steven Kelly

A sensual-speaking sergeant of the Sweet Jazz Police Department. He sends Percy to Redwood Run to retrieve Fred/Car Crash after another accident, inadvertently getting Percy involved in the Western Arc's main plit.
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* ArousedByTheirVoice: He has a very smooth, slow voice, which the captions make sure to note.
* DemotedToExtra: Sgt. Eros was one of the player characters featured in Episode 1 of ''Anime Campaign'', which was loosely adapted into the Western Arc of ''Epithet Erased''. However, he does not accompany Percy in the show's version and just gives her the task that leads her to Redwood Run, and his otherwise completely absent from the plot. He's still named in the credits, so it's unclear if he'll get a more substantial roll in the future.
* TheVoice: He's heard on a police radio in Percy's car, where he's only known as "Sexy Radio Voice". His name gets dropped in the cast credits of the episode.
[[/folder]]

!Banzai Blasters

[[folder:In General]]
!!Banzai Blasters
A criminal organization localized around Sweet Jazz City. While they have a surprisingly large presence, their members are generally disorganized and ineffective.
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* AdaptationNameChange: They were known as the Bushido Blasters in ''Roleplay/AnimeCampaign'', which was a ShoutOut to ''WebAnimation/GirlchanInParadise''.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: Whenever someone in the organization moves up a rank, they get to customize their outfit a little by adding accessories to the base uniform.
* CanonForeigner: Basically any named members to not have originated from ''Anime Campaign'' (the Banzai Jennifers and Giovanni's Boys for example) are this.
* FacelessGoons: Banzai Blasters don't get to remove their helmets until they rank up, leaving them as disposable goons. So far, the only Blaster to be seen without a helmet is Car Crash.
* FantasticRankSystem: The group has a very... peculiar rank system that even members admit is confusing. From lowest to highest: Blaster, Captain, Vice Principal, Associate Justice, Valedictorian, Senpai, and Baron.
* {{Foil}}: Serves as one to Bliss Ocean. The Banzai Blasters are treated like your typical hoodlums/everyday criminals, have uniforms, a large number of members are shown but none of them competent or serious (so far) and are fairly comical overall. By contrast, Bliss Ocean is treated with legit fear and concern, have no uniform or random goons so far, and the one member shown fully is one of the most powerful individuals seen so far, and are overall shown to be every bit as dangerous as a terrorist group is expected to be.
* GoldfishPoopGang: In both arcs so far, they've had significant presence in the plot, even though by all accounts they're rather terrible villains.
* HarmlessVillain: Most members of the group are mundie grunts that can be intimidated and knocked out by any good inscribed. Even Vice Principals, the highest rank seen thus far, aren't that difficult to defeat.
* ImageSong: "Great at Crime", the ending theme of the Museum Break In Arc, is sung from their perspective and is all about how great at crime they are. The chorus is different in every episode its used in, as different members of the group take turns and chime in with their own lines during it.
* {{Ponzi}}: Basically how their membership works.
* NonuniformUniform: All members of the organization start out with a generic uniform that they can individualize as they rise in the ranks.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: {{Invoked|Trope}}, strangely enough. Specifically done to encourage infighting, Banzai Vice Principals always come in pairs, but only one can ever be promoted to the next rank.
* ShoutOut: According to one of Jello's [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/189376659342/im-going-to-ask-the-obvious-question-did-you-get tumblr posts]], they were heavily influenced by [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Team Rocket]]. Giovanni's pink hair, in particular, was inspired by the team's grunts having pink hair.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Giovanni's Boys]]
!!Giovanni's Boys
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bonzai_blasters_7.png]]
->''"POSE WITH ME, MINIONS!"''[softreturn][=[They do. It's bad alright.]=]

A group of Banzai Blasters that accompany Giovanni in his attempt to rob the Sweet Jazz Museum.
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* CurbStompBattle: They really do give it their all, but they have no chance against Indus, who absolutely stomps them any time he faces them.
--> '''Molly:''' Well... They tried their bargain bin best.
* DidNotThinkThisThrough: They usually just follow Giovanni's plans... which usually means they are winging everything and doing whatever their boss says.
* NiceGuy: Despite being self-proclaimed Bad Dudes, they're usually pretty respective and kind towards one another. Ben and Car Crash attempt to pick up the tacks Molly threw noting it would hurt other people's feet if they were stepped on. When they decide to get into a pose-off with Indus, Car Crash and Ben are vocally supportive of Flamethrower as he is apparently in a male cheer squad in his civilian life and praise his skills. Flamethrower pretends to act tough, but is clearly moved by their words as he [[LuminescentBlush blushes]]. Also, when Molly falls after Indus lets down a barrier she's standing on, Dark Star catches her.
* NotInMyContract: They do ''not'' mess around with no real-ass, goddamn swords; it's out of their paygrade.
* PokeThePoodle: What most of their crimes consists of, courtesy of their leader GIOVANNI POTAGE!
* StupidCrooks: They originally wanted to stage the robbery at midnight, but Ben's Mom wouldn't allow him to be out that late. They also had no particular target or plans to transport the stolen goods out of the museum.
* SuperSentaiStance: They pride themselves in their posing technique, going as far as to have a pose off with Indus upon being challenged to do so. They even wear similarly-styled helmets!
* UndyingLoyalty: They're all extremely loyal and trusting of Giovanni, which he reciprocates by being AFatherToHisMen.

!!Car Crash (Fred Donaldson)
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Wyatt Baker
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/car_crash.png]]
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fred_car_crash_face.png]]

->''"Oh, HERE WE GO. You crash ONE car FOUR times and suddenly it's your name!"''

A member of the Banzai Blasters that's infamous for getting in car accidents.
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* AcquaintedWithEmergencyServices: In his civilian identity, he's apparently crashed his car ''so'' many times that he's been blacklisted by the local tow truck company, and even a straight-laced officer like Percy is making bets on how often he's going to do it in a given month.
* AscendedExtra: The only one of Giovanni's boys to return for the Western Arc.
* BlindWithoutEm: Giovanni is around 80% sure that part of the reason for his frequent car crashes is that he has astigmatism or some other eye condition, and needs to get them checked out.
* ClothingDamage: Likely due to his many car accidents. His uniform has several tears in it and his helmet has a noticeable dent.
* MeaningfulName: His nickname, Car Crash. It only takes one scene with him to figure out why.
* NasalTrauma: He has a bandage on his nose, and it's implied he injured it in one of his many car crashes.
* OnceDoneNeverForgotten: He earned his name because he crashed Ben's car ''4'' separate times.
** In episode 5, it's revealed that he's crashed ''so'' many times that Percy's reaction to him crashing for the fifth time in a ''month'' is to note that someone else owes her a dollar.
* SkintoneSclerae: Is shown to have these in his civilian look.

!!Flamethrower
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Caleb Yen
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/flamethrower_0.png]]

->''"Doesn't matter... he challenged us! And nobody messes with the BANZAI BLASTERS!"''

A passionate member of the Banzai Blasters.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Car Crash, at the very least, thinks he has the coolest name in their group.
* BlushSticker: He gains some after Ben and Car Crash tells him not to be ashamed of his UnmanlySecret since he's genuinely good at it.
* FieryRedhead: He has red hair and is quick to accept Indus's challenge.
* UnmanlySecret: He does male cheerleading on weekends, which he doesn't want others to know about. However, Car Crash and Ben apparently know and are not only supportive of his extracurricular activities, but also praise his skills as they admit he's really good.

!!Ben
!!!'''Voiced by:''' [[Creator/BrendanBlaber Brendan Blaber]]
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ben_2.png]]

->''"It's not my fault! Mom said she wouldn't drive me around past five!"''

A dim-witted member of the Banzai Blasters.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Molly uses "Dumb" to turn him [[WhoEvenNeedsABrain Type 2 stupid]], making him believe that he is a car that ''really'' wants to run over his teammate.
-->'''Ben:''' Bluh? [Ben looks at Car Crash...]\\
'''Car Crash:''' Ben? ...Ben, buddy?\\
'''Ben:''' [Ben stares with blank eyes. Eyes one might compare... to headlights.] '''Beep beep!'''\\
'''Car Crash:''' No... not again!\\
'''Ben:''' '''BEEP BEEP!'''
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: He isn't well-liked among the group's ranks, with even [[AFatherToHisMen Giovanni]] expressing annoyance with him.
* OddNameOut: He lacks a "cool" villain nickname like the rest of the group since he hasn't earned one yet.
* TokenEvilTeammate: Downplayed. While the entire team is ''trying'' to be evil, Ben is the only one who actually comes across as genuinely antagonistic in his attempt to attack Molly.
* UncleanlinessIsNextToUngodliness: His line in the first episode's credits has him proudly state:
-->''"I never wash my hands!"''
* WouldHurtAChild: Has no issue in attacking Molly, a 12-year-old, and even expresses interest in his villain nickname being "Kidpuncher".

!!Crusher
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Caleb Yen
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/crusher_2.png]]

A large member of the Banzai Blasters who's named after the huge crush he has on Giovanni.
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* TheBigGuy: The largest and seemingly strongest of the Bonzai Blasters, not that it helps much of course.
* ColdHam: He's just as hammy as his teammates, he's just more soft-spoken about it. That is unless he's professing his love to Giovanni.
* LoveConfession: PlayedForLaughs. Giovanni asks Crusher what he thinks of his new SmokeOut ability. Crusher responds by saying that he thinks it's cool, followed by him suddenly exclaiming "I LOVE YOU!" [[SuddenlyShouting at the top of his lungs]].
* StraightGay: It's not particularly obvious that he's gay, but his crush on Giovanni is so large that he's ''nicknamed'' after it!

!!Spike
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Meg [=McClain=]
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/spike_8.png]]

A female member of the Banzai Blasters.
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* LoveConfession: PlayedForLaughs. She follows right behind Crusher's own declaration of love with an equally loud "I LOVE YOU MORE!"
* ScaryTeeth: Unlike the rest of Giovanni's "boys", her teeth are all jagged and spiky, likely as yet another reason for her name.
* SpikesOfVillainy: A given, considering her name. Her wrist guards have spikes protruding from them and her helmet's wings are pointed. Her teeth are also pretty sharp and spiky.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The only female member of Giovanni's "boys", though there are other women part of the organization as a whole.

!!Dark Star
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Cyrus Rodas
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[ExpendableClone Binary]], possibly
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/dark_star.png]]

A member of the Banzai Blasters. He [[AmbiguousSituation potentially]] possess the epithet "Binary", which allows him to appear in two places at once.
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* AmbiguousSituation: [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/189712070212/sorry-if-youve-already-been-asked-this-before#notes Jello]] has stated that ''if'' any of Giovanni's boys have an Epithet, it'd be him, and it'd be "Binary" ''if'' he had one. The ambiguous part is that Jello never concretely says that he has an Epithet, rather he suggests that he ''might'' have one.
* CosmicMotifs: In addition to his name, his uniform is unique in that it has various celestial objects decorating it. His hypothetical epithet, "Binary", is named after Binary Star systems.
* ExpendableClone: PlayedForLaughs, when there are suddenly two Dark Stars in the same room at the end of episode 4. This may be due to his epithet.
-->'''Percy''': [The woman steps forward and unsheathes a [[PrecisionFStrike real ass, goddamn sword]] and points it at them.]\\
'''Giovanni''': [[OhCrap Whoa, is that a real ass sword?]]\\
'''Spike''': (''pops up behind Giovanni'') Holy crap!\\
'''Dark Star''': (''pops up behind Spike'') We don't mess around with no [[PhraseCatcher real ass, goddamn swords]]!\\
'''Crusher''': (''pops up behind Dark Star'') That's out of our pay grade!\\
'''Another Dark Star''': (''pops up behind Crusher'') Uh nuh. We're done.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Bugsy and Arnold]]
!!Bugsy Pugsler and Arnold Markdown
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Heath Morrow (Bugsy), Oliver Tull (Arnold)
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[SuperSpit Bellybutton]] (Bugsy), [[StatusBuff Coupon]] (Arnold)
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[[caption-width-right:350:Bugsy's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Arnold's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★☆☆]]

->'''Arnold:''' Villainy is a dog-eat-dog world, little boy. You gotta be cutthroat to survive! That's why every moron stays a minion, and the people with any REAL value move up!\\
'''Bugsy:''' That's how it is all the way to the Tippy-top of the pyramid scheme!

A pair of snooty Banzai Vice Principals that Giovanni runs into in Redwood Run.
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Bugsy's epithet, "Bellybutton", lets him spit up a random projectile whenever he presses his bellybutton after eating, while Arnold's epithet, "Coupon", allows him to convert coupon deals into actual status enhancements for his allies.
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* AnIcePerson: One of Bugsy's better attacks is spitting a chunk of ice, causing blunt damage and freezing targets.
* AstonishinglyAppropriateAppearance: Arnold's powers are related to coupons, and his hair is colored like a bar code you'd see on a coupon (as pointed out by an EyeCatch).
* BadBoss: While they aren't directly abusive to their minions outside of yelling demands, it's implied that they don't care if they are hit by collateral damage from Bellybutton. Most of them hide under the tables during the bar fight because of this.
* BalloonBelly: Bugsy's stomach puffs up whenever he's got a use of Bellybutton stocked.
* BigBadWannabe: Or more like ArcVillain Wannabes, during the "Western Arc". They steal the Amulet to Giovanni and are the main threat faced by Percy in the sixth episode, but they don't even know its true value and their powers aren't that impressive when they have to face experienced police officers. And, of course, they're nothing compated to the true ArcVillain. Tellingly, Zora effortlessly defeats Bugsy once she catches up with him.
* BreakTheHaughty: Both of them get a strong blow to their confidence during "All's Well That Ends Well", wherein Arnold is rendered helpless and cornered in the bar and Bugsy [[spoiler:is temporarily turned into a baby]].
* TheBully: To Giovanni, at least, which he calls them out on after they [[spoiler:steal the Arsene Amulet from him.]]
* DirtyCoward: Bugsy and most of his Blasters flee the bar once they're all decidedly outmatched by Percy and company, leaving Arnold out to dry.
* ExtremeOmnivore: Bugsy's epithet allows him to wolf down things that would otherwise be inedible, like crayons, to power his epithet. His first reaction to finding a bullet hovering in midair is to ''eat it''.
* FatAndSkinny: Bugsy has a stocky build, while Arnold is much thinner.
* FountainOfYouth: Courtesy of Zora, [[spoiler:Bugsy is de-aged into a baby when he won't give up the Arsene Amulet, though he later reverts back to an adult when she deactivates off her epithet]].
* {{Jerkass}}: They're rude, snooty, consider their minions to be nothing but tools, and even have their minions gang up on Giovanni with little provocation.
* LogicalWeakness:
** Bugsy has to swallow the food in his mouth to turn it into an attack, so Giovanni foils him by superheating the soup he tries to eat.
** Arnold's coupons need to be scannable to allow them to work, so Giovanni and Ramsey render him unable to use them by soaking them in soup and turning them to gold, respectively. And another thing is, while having a load of coupons is a great idea, there is still the fact he has to sort through them all to find the one he wants to use, leaving him open in the process. He also can't just use them at will; there are conditions that must be met first, like needing four people to attack at once before he can buff their strength.
* ManChild: Bugsy shows shades of being this after Zora beats him. [[spoiler:He begins to whine like a child when Zora tries to take the Arsene Amulet from, and it annoys Zora so much that she decides he should lose the "Man" part of "Man Child" and then de-ages him.]]
* MeaningfulName: Arnold's last' name, "Markdown", refers to when a store lowers the price of an item, generally for the purpose of clearing out stock. Given that Arnold's epithet is "Coupon" and that he's ''obsessed'' with being a smart shopper, this suits him nicely.
* PersonalityPowers: Arnold's abilities are based around coupons, which is quite fitting considering he is obsessed with deals and savings.
* RandomEffectSpell: Bugsy's attacks are completely random, which makes Arnold's "2 for 1" coupons incredibly useful since they allow him to replicate a useful attack. He does imply that the quality of the consumed object can affect what his power produces, but his low creativity means that he likely hasn't tried very hard with seeing if he can deliberately produce an effect by eating certain foods.
* SmallNameBigEgo: The duo really let promotion get to their heads, using it as an excuse to act high-and-mighty and bully other Blasters. Naturally, they don't last long when faced with an experienced police officer.
* SmugSuper: They love to talk up their epithets and look down on mundie minions for not having anything comparable, even though Bellybutton and Coupon are on the weaker side of things.
* StatusBuff: "Coupon" allows Arnold to buff his teammates using his many on-hand coupons, with the effects of each buff determined by the specific coupon used.
* StoutStrength: Bugsy is rotund, but at four stars of stamina he's only slightly less bulky than Indus.
* SquishyWizard: Arnold's epithet allows him to buff his allies, like using a "2 for 1" coupon to allow Bugsy to replicate an attack a second time rather than try to get another useful attack from [[RandomEffectSpell his random epithet]], and heal him from Ramsey's crayon attack using an "exchange" coupon (that is, exchanging the attack for one of equal or lesser value). However, his stamina is as low as you can get, and, unlike the similarly low-stamina Percy, he seems completely useless in a fight without using his powers.
* SupportPartyMember: Arnold's epithet has no use in direct combat, but it can make Bugsy stronger and his enemies weaker, giving it a more supportive role.
* UnskilledButStrong: Bugsy's power is capable of some damage and he's even got some physical might to use, but its randomized nature makes it inconsistent and he himself doesn't have much actual skill. Fittingly his stats have fairly high stamina, but very low on creativity and proficiency.
* WeakButSkilled: Arnold isn't very useful in a head-on fight, but compensates through buffing and helping out his allies, shown by his stats being low on stamina but higher creativity and proficiency.
* WonderTwinPowers: Downplayed, but Arnold’s epithet is a good match for Bugsy’s since his "2 for 1" coupons allow Bugsy to get around the random nature of his attacks.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Bugsy and Arnold's Banzai Team]]
!!Bugsy and Arnold's Banzai Team
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A group of Banzai Blasters that work under Arnold and Bugsy.
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* PoliticallyCorrectVillain: One of them mistakes Percy for a man and quickly apologizes when corrected, before continuing on with their threat.
* RedshirtArmy: Non-lethal case. They outnumber Giovanni's gang and are very slightly better trained, but that still isn't enough to keep Percy from beating all of them up, leading to everyone being arrested by the end of the Redwood Run investigation.
* ZergRush: They take [[spoiler:the Arsene Amulet]] from Giovanni by dogpiling him on their bosses' orders. They attempt to overwhelm Percy the same way, concluding that she couldn't possibly take all of them, but Percy has ChainLightning and easily defeats them offscreen.

!!The Banzai Jennifers
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Meg [=McClain=] (Red), Lindsay Sheppard (Green), Creator/SarahWiedenheft (Yellow)
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/banzai_heathers.jpg]]

->''"Yeah, we're the Banzai Blasters, and, as of right now, we own this town."''

A trio of female Banzai Blasters that work under Arnold and Bugsy.
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* {{Expy}}: They're based on the titular characters from ''Theatre/{{Heathers}}''. Not only do they have the titular characters' color motifs, but they also all share the same name (in this case, Jennifer), like the Heathers.
* NoNameGiven: They lack actual names and are simply listed as "(Color) Banzai" in the credits. Jello later stated on his [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/190198786622/bowblasters-welcome-to-the-ee-heathers-tumblr Tumblr]] that they all share the name "Jennifer", and go by nicknames (Jenny, Jen, and [[OddNameOut Niffer]]) to differentiate themselves.
* OneSteveLimit: According to Jello, they all share the same first name of Jennifer, though they go by the nicknames of Jenny, Jen and Niffer to differentiate themselves. The fact that they all have the same name is yet another indication that they're based on the titular Theatre/{{Heathers}}.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: They all wear giant bows as part of their uniform to indicate that they're all women. Even their standard peashooters have bows on them! Additionally, they're the only Banzai Blasters that wear skirts instead of pants. Not even other female Banzai Blasters (such as Spike) wear anything besides the base coat-and-pants uniform.
* ValleyGirl: They all have the accent down at the very least.
[[/folder]]

!Bliss Ocean
[[folder:In General]]
!!Bliss Ocean
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/280_3.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The organization's logo.]]
A mundie terrorist organization that wants to eliminate all epithets. Among their top brass are Zora and a mysterious "Robot Girl".
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* AntiMagicalFaction: They wish to eliminate epithets entirely, and seek the Arsene Amulet for this purpose.
* CoDragons: Apparently has four leading officers, called the Corps Officers, with Zora among them as #3.
* EliteFour: There are four leading officers, called the Corps Officers, that work for them. Currently, only Zora is revealed to be #3.
* HardWorkHardlyWorks: The reason for Bliss Ocean's hatred of epithets. As Zora puts it, a mundie could train and train and train, but all their skills could easily be trumped by someone who was lucky enough to be born with a superpower.
* NebulousEvilOrganization: Not many details about them are known. From what's been shown and stated in season 1, it's clear that they're a terrorist group made up of mundies and epithet users that share similar ideals, and they seem to want to get rid of epithets entirely. In addition, we only have clear looks at two of their members, one of which hasn't even been named yet beyond being referred to as "Robot Girl" in the credits. There's a third member in a red cloak with CoolShades, but that's it.
* TomTheDarkLord: A terrorist organization hellbent on destroying all epithets in existence... and their group name sounds more like the name for something like a shampoo product.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Bliss Ocean's Leader]]
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->''"So... How did it go?"''

The enigmatic leader of Bliss Ocean, who appears at the end of each of the Season 1 arcs.
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* BigBad: The leader of Bliss Ocean, who are in turn the main antagonists of the series, seeking the Arsene Amulet.
* TheSpook: Nothing is known about them, and it's up in the air as to what kind of character they are beyond being the leader of Bliss Ocean.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Zora]]
!!Zora Salazar
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DawnMBennett
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[MyNameIsQuestionMarks ???]][[labelnote:'''Spoiler''']][[TimeMaster Sundial]][[/labelnote]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Zora's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 3 ★★★☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 3 ★★★★☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 3 ★★☆☆☆]]

->''"Huntin' ain't no fun 'less there's a chase involved."''

A bounty-hunting cowgirl who's been sent to retrieve the Arsene Amulet from Giovanni, as well as #3 of the Corps Officers of Bliss Ocean.
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* AdaptationNameChange: [[spoiler: In ''Roleplay/AnimeCampaign'', her epithet went by the name "Crepuscule", which is a fancier way of referring to twilight.]]
* ArcVillain: Serves as this for the Western Arc, being the most dangerous threat that Percy and Ramsey are up against.
* BerserkButton: She gets extremely pissed when anyone messes with her guns (which she made herself). Ramsey learned this the hard way when he mockingly smashed one of hers against a rock.
* BoomerangBigot: She is an inscribed member of an [[AntiMagicalFaction anti-inscribed organization]], since she believes that epithets give people an unfair advantage over mundies who'd have to spend their whole lives training to keep up.
* BornInTheWrongCentury: Gives the impression that she'd rather have lived in the actual old west, what with how she dresses like a cowboy and her fixation on dueling. Ramsey even lampshades this by asking if that's why she wears the cowboy getup, only to get shot in the face for his trouble.
* {{Cowboy}}: Cowgirl, in this case. She wears a brimmed cowboy hat and poncho, speaks with a Southern drawl, wields a revolver, is fixated on dueling, and is the main antagonist of the Western Arc.
* CurseCutShort: Happens to her two times when she [[spoiler: gets electrocuted by Percy via golden Ramsey, and when she realizes he swapped out the real amulet with a fool's gold copy.]]
* DepletedPhlebotinumShells: Is skilled enough with her epithet that she can imbue it into objects, like her bullets, allowing her to hit someone with her RapidAging effect from a ''distance''
* TheDreaded: Ramsey is visibly quaking in fear when she visits him in his Redwood Run jail cell, where he intentionally turned himself in to dodge her bounty.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: She ages the gun Percy tried to use to shoot her to dust and blows it in her face mockingly, but when Percy mentions that it was a gift, she actually says that she feels kind of bad about it now.
* FacialMarkings: Has three triangles around each eye. This is a result of her Epithet manifesting on her body due to its strength.
* FairPlayVillain: [[ZigZaggingTrope Zigzagged.]] As a thrill-seeker, she likes to give her targets a chance to escape her, but she also abuses her Epithet's power when she tries to catch them and is not above flaunting her superiority over Mundies when she has them at her mercy because of her Epithet. During the climax, she agrees to face Percy and Ramsey in an Epithet-free battle, before revealing that turning off her Epithet will also release on them a butt load of bullets she previously froze in time. [[spoiler:Then, the moment Ramsey makes her lose her temper by breaking her gun, she cheats by using her Epithet. However, after they manage to briefly knock her out and she calms herself, she decides to stop fighting, even though she would still be able to crush them. She admits that she lost because she didn't respect the rules and leaves without any more fuss, though she doesn't give up the Arsene Amulet like she said she would do if she lost.]]
* FinalBoss: [[spoiler:Of the Western Arc, and Season 1 in general.]]
* GracefulLoser: While it takes some time to get to that point, she does honestly admit that she cheated in her battle with Percy and Ramsey and concedes their fight to be a draw.
* GunsAkimbo: She doesn't always use both of her pistols at the same time, but shows she does have them when shooting Howie's building and taking out her second pistol after Ramsey broke her other one.
* HonorBeforeReason: She could just defeat her opponents in a single attack, but she doesn't since it would be boring for her and against the spirit of Bliss Ocean, choosing to engage in fair duels instead.
* {{Hypocrite}}:
** Hates Epithets because they make competitions of skill inherently unfair, but also likes to flaunt her superiority over others when she has them at her mercy because of her Epithet, such as with Howie. Her treatment of Howie is particularly egregious, since in theory he's the embodiment of everything she claims to respect-- a Mundie who's the best in his field through sheer hard work and dedication. During her fight with Percy and Ramsey, she [[spoiler:abuses the time-stopped bullets she set up beforehand and starts cheating to outright kill her opponents as soon as the fight becomes frustrating.]]
** Finds amusing to destroy Howie's construction site just to piss him off, but don't you dare damage one of her own possessions. Ramsey lampshades it.
-->'''Ramsey:''' Oh! So breaking stuff's only funny when it's not yours...
* LeanAndMean: She's 6'3'' and is described as a "beanpole of a woman," but she's also a bounty hunter who has no qualm with playing with victims.
* LogicalWeakness:
** Her powers can only take effect if [[spoiler:she's using them to affect a linear process. She can't do much against things that fall into a grey area of linearity or are completed too instantly to change, such as Ramsey breaking her gun by bashing it on a rock]].
** Her epithet cannot age [[spoiler:Ramsey when he's made entirely out of gold since gold in its pure state does not corrode.]]
** If she runs out of bullets, it takes time for her to reload her revolver, which can leave her open to attacks if she's not fast enough.
* KickTheDog: She destroys parts of Howie's construction site just to tick him off.
* MasterOfAll: All of her stats are in their third and final tier, putting her leagues above the other Epithet users in season one. Basically, take the star ratings under her folder here and add ten apiece.
* MeaningfulName: "Zora" is a Slavic name that can mean "dawn". [[spoiler: "Dawn" refers to the rising of the sun, hinting that her epithet is "Sundial".]]
* MercyLead: She arrives at Ramsey's cell to not only toy with him, but let him know that she was given another job to get the amulet and once she was done with that she ''will'' be coming after Ramsey. She offers him an hour to find a place to hide before she starts hunting him again.
* NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction: As a thrill-seeker, she hates epithets specifically for this reason, particularly her own.
* NoOntologicalInertia: [[spoiler:After she leaves Redwood Run, Bugsy and Howie return to their natural ages, though Jello confirmed on his Tumblr that this only happened because she deactivated her epithet to fight Percy and Ramsay]].
* PetTheDog: [[BreakingTheFourthWall She used her Epithet to make the commercial break of the Season 1 finale one minute shorter by speeding it up.]]
* ThePigPen: Apparently sleeps in the woods a lot, and is rather smelly as a result.
* PrecisionFStrike: When Ramsey smashes Zora’s gun against a rock the first time, she promptly says “Don’t f**king mess with my guns!”
* RapidAging: This is the strongest aspect of her power, [[spoiler:being able to age objects and people to the point of breaking down into dust]].
* StealthHiBye: She has a habit of vanishing from right in front of other people in a flash of light. [[spoiler:Even when it's revealed her powers allow her control over time, how exactly this is used to allow her to effectively teleport away from other people's sight isn't fully explained. A blinding glare starts shining when she almost cuts loose with it before dimming back to natural dusk when she stops, implying that the light itself is a part of her epithet.]]
* StoryBreakerPower: Invoked, discussed, and actively defied. [[spoiler: Her epithet is easily the best introduced so far, and her statistics show that even without it she could dominate most encounters with other people. The only reason Percy and Ramsey beat her in a fight at all is because Zora has her own code of honor and decides to back off herself after the duo pull off a clever ploy that let them do some damage to her. Even then, she admits it's only by her mercy they lived. However, it's ''because'' of this that she hates her epithet and tries to fight fair; it's such a huge crutch that VictoryIsBoring when she uses it. Those stats? She ''earned'' those [[EmpoweredBadassNormal statistics presumably through hard work,]] and she wants that hard work to matter. This is also why she's with Bliss Ocean.]]
* SuperpowerLottery: [[spoiler:Being able to control linear time processes to induce RapidAging makes her a clear winner of this.]]
* TimeMaster: [[spoiler:Her epithet specifically allows her to slow down, speed up, reverse, pause, or prolong any process, be it the firing of her bullets, a fall from a great height, the time of day, or the age of a person or object. The catch is that once a process has been finished, it's completely beyond her control; for instance, she cannot can't float back in the air once she hits the ground, and she can't "unbreak" what's already been broken.]]
* VictoryIsBoring: Her main motive for the amulet. Superpowers get pretty boring when you're stuck with the best one.
* VillainSong: "Great at Cowboy", the ending theme of the Western Arc, is sung by her, and the lyrics are all about how dangerous she is and how screwed her opponents are.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:"Robot Girl"]]
!!"Robot Girl" [[spoiler:(Yoomtah Zing)]]
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/SarahWiedenheft
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A mysterious woman who was sent to steal the Arsene Amulet for her boss, but was unable to due to Mera and the Banzai Blasters' interference.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: She appears at the end of the Museum Break-In Arc to set up the Western Arc, but she has no lines and is covered in shadow. She makes a more full appearance at the end of the first season, but still has no proper lines. The tags Jello uses on Tumblr make it clear that she's [[spoiler:Yoomtah]] from ''Anime Campaign'', but this isn't set to be revealed in the show itself until the potential second season.
* ExoticEyeDesigns: Has lightning bolts for pupils.
* FaceFramedInShadow: During her cameo in episode 4, her face is completely covered by shadow.
* FacialMarkings: Has what appears to be circles with a line through them on each cheek.
* GigglingVillain: While she doesn't speak during her cameo in episode 4, she does giggle quite a bit, especially when her boss reveals via text that they're sending Zora after Giovanni.
* MulticoloredHair: Has pinkish hair with yellow tips.
* PowerGlows: Several times during her short appearance at the end of episode 4, sparks emanate from her and the yellow parts of her hair and her FacialMarkings light up.
* RobotGirl: What she's referred to as in the credits of episode 4.
* ShockAndAwe: Between an eye catch referring to her as an "electric gremlin" and her ExoticEyeDesigns, she's heavily implied to have electricity-related powers.
* TheSleepless: According to an EyeCatch in episode 7, she never sleeps.
* StealthExpert: Despite mostly wearing white, going by what we see of the photos she took, she was ''inside the museum during the first arc, following the other characters around'', and ''no one'' noticed her.
* VillainInAWhiteSuit: She's a high-ranking member of Bliss Ocean dressed in a white suit.
[[/folder]]

!Assorted Criminals

[[folder:Mera]]
!!Mera Salamin
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Lindsay Sheppard
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[MyNameIsQuestionMarks ???]][[labelnote:'''Spoiler''']][[GlassCannon Fragile]][[/labelnote]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mera_2.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Mera's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★]]

->''"I've broken so many nails. ...and a toe, I think."''

A woman who wants to steal the Arsene Amulet and use it to steal Molly's Epithet.
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* AbsurdPhobia: Sylvie's [[YourWorstNightmare "Nightmare Fuel"]] attack reveals that she's afraid of [[spoiler:her own epithet]] ...also ducks. [[spoiler:Granted, her epithet ''would'' make it easy for a duck to hurt her.]]
-->'''Mera:''' They're small, and fast, and they bite okay?! ''(The camera briefly zooms in while the duck’s bill gives off an AudibleGleam.)''
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Her skin's a pale purple color, contrasting with the more relaistic skin-tones of the rest of the cast. Ramsey actually questions this in the non-canon "TWO-LOWEEN" script.
-->'''Ransey:''' Hey, can I ask why you're purple? Is that cool? I do art commissions and let me tell you there's a whole subgenre of people who are WAY into purple. Usually their characters are more of the "blueberry" persuasion in terms of shape, but hey, I don't judge--
* AntiVillain: She's a thief who has little issue stealling others' Epithets and who mistreats Indus with little care. That said, her motive for stealing Epithets is to [[spoiler:numb the pain she constantly feels thanks to her power, making her less then savory actions sympathtic to a degree.]]
* ArcVillain: Of the "Museum Break In" arc. She's the only person in Sweet Jazz Museum who wants to use the Arsene Amulet for its intended purpose of stealing epithets, and her powers are greater than anyone else's.
* BadBoss: She works Indus more like a house servant than a bodyguard, and berates him whenever his idiocy threatens their plans, which is all the time. [[spoiler:When she learns Indus has been cornered by the police, while she does show hints of concern for his well-being, she's still willing to do nothing since the object of her desire is finally within reach.]]
* BlessedWithSuck: Her Epithet is very powerful, but it comes with a terrible price she's all too keen to get rid of, namely [[spoiler:weakening her body and causing her great pain]].
* BornUnlucky: Given how strong her epithet is, you wouldn't expect this trope to apply, but a later revelation puts her squarely into this: namely, [[spoiler: that said Epithet passively affects her, making her much weaker than the average inscribed.]]
* CombinationAttack: She can use her epithet powers to shatter Indus's barriers and fling the pieces for a strong attack. She even refers to it as a "dual tech".
* DamageOverTime: [[spoiler:Her epithet's drawback is represented in-battle by this: as she uses her powers to fight, she takes chip damage represented by numbers textured like broken glass.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: Most of her dialogue consists of dryly delivered sarcasm. [[spoiler:Considering she's always in constant pain, this firmly plants her in StepfordSnarker territory.]]
* DisabilityImmunity: Sylvie's [[YourWorstNightmare Nightmare Fuel]] attack doesn't seem to effect her, which she claims is because of her epithet; [[AndIMustScream paying its price for the rest of her life means she's already living her nightmare]]. It ''does'' manage to summon a single duck, of all things, but that fear is apparently so weak compared to her main fear that she can dispatch it easily.
* DiscOneFinalBoss: [[spoiler:Her defeat only marks the end to the first half of season 1.]]
* EatingTheEyeCandy: Certainly seemed to appreciate Indus flexing without a shirt in the first episode.
* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: She has dark hair and very pale purple skin compared to everyone else's, and she's not actually an employee of the museum, since she's actually undercover to steal from it.
* FlechetteStorm: One of her moves, "Scattershot", is to break Indus's barriers and shoot out their shards rapidly for continuous damage.
* FragileSpeedster: She can't take much damage, but can move pretty quickly when she needs to. [[spoiler:Forming glass skates with her epithet helps with this, as her fight with Sylvie demonstrates.]]
* GlassCannon: Her Epithet is strong enough to take out powerhouses like Indus, but her stamina is the lowest of all the known Inscribed. [[spoiler:This frailty turns out to be a side effect of her Epithet, "Fragile", which makes her susceptible to potentially bone-breaking injury over anything that could only slightly hurt anyone else, such as breaking her whole foot whenever she stubs a toe]].
* GlassWeapon: [[spoiler:"Fragile" allows her to summon spikes of glass to attack with. They can jut out of surfaces as traditional SpikesOfDoom, or appear in her hands as makeshift weapons.]]
* HadToBeSharp: She's a very ruthless and cunning person, but given what we later find out about her epithet, it's a given that she had to become such just to survive.
* HardWorkHardlyWorks: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. [[spoiler: She trained hard to be able to withstand the constant pain she's in thanks to her Epithet, to the point that this is part of the reason why she refuses to just get rid of it altogether.]]
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: A platonic example; she's the tiny girl to Indus' huge guy.
* IllGirl: She's shown to have been this in her youth, presumably due to the effect her Epithet has on her stamina.
* LifeDrain: One of her epithet's techniques is to drain stamina from other people to heal herself. [[spoiler:This also makes their bodies as weak as hers while also repairing her own, making this a case of RequiredSecondaryPowers.]]
* LonelyRichKid: Implied to be her background in a flashback at the start of episode 4. Judging from what's seen of her bedroom, she seems to have come from a well-off family, but she still stares out of her window while children are laughing in the distance, implying that she wants to join them but can't. [[spoiler:It's likely due to her Epithet having the unfortunate side effect of her getting injured very easily.]]
* LoneWolfBoss: She's an independent villain who wants the Arsene Amulet for her own means, being unconnected to the larger forces of the Banzai Blasters and Bliss Ocean.
* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: Right before [[spoiler: Dr. Beefton replaced Sylvie]] she casually mentions how she broke ''most of her bones'' and she's not complaining about it. [[DownplayedTrope Mostly]]. [[spoiler: Given the nature of her epithet, she definitely trained herself to be able to not complain about it every five seconds.]]
* MeaningfulName: Both her first name and last name are words that mean "mirror" or "glass" in other languages. [[spoiler:Her epithet is "Fragile", and mirrors and glass are known for being very fragile.]]
* MotiveRant: Gives these out a ''lot'' whenever she fights or whenever someone says something that sets her off. [[spoiler: This is eventually exploited by Molly, who dumbs down the world around Mera after deliberately pushing her to bloviate about how much her life sucked, so that Mera doesn't notice Giovanni until the man is within batting range.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook: She's only a little taller then Molly and Sylvie, making her look like she's around their ages (12-15), but she's actually 27-years-old, making her older than even ''Indus''.
* PetTheDog: [[spoiler: She seems genuinely touched when Molly uses her epithet to numb her constant pain and give her some brief moment of peace after she's arrested. And when Molly offers to help her more (once she's out of prison), Mera gives her a reluctant, yet sincere, "Thank you."]]
* PieEyed: Very subtly. Her pupils are a very pale blue with a small wedge missing to resemble chipped glass. She notably doesn't have these during her flashback in episode four, implying that there was a specific moment where this fissure came to be.
* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Her Epithet is the only known Epithet to passively affect its user. This is particularly strange because other users of Epithets that are negative adjectives do not suffer from the same drawback, for instance, Molly's Epithet is Dumb, but Molly is '''very far from dumb''', and Silvie is not constantly sleepy despite having the Epithet Drowsy.]]
* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:She and Indus are arrested at the end of the Museum Break In Arc, and are thus absent from the story in later episodes.]]
* PunnyName: Both parts of her name are words that can mean "mirror". In other words, her name is ''literally'' "Mirror Mirror", a play on the phrase "Mirror, mirror, on the wall" from ''Literature/SnowWhite''.
* RequiredSecondaryPowers:
** PlayedStraight with her [[LifeDrain Stamina Drain]], which allows her to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin drain the stamina of whoever she uses it on]], healing herself in the process. [[spoiler: Given later reveals about her epithet, it's safe to say that if she lacked this ability, she'd be dealing with '''far more pain''' than she's dealing with right now.]]
** {{Averted|Trope}}, however, when it comes to pain resistance. She's just as vulnerable to pain as the average person, if not even more so, [[spoiler: which is why she wants to steal Molly's Epithet.]]
* ShipTease: Indus' flexing gets her [[EatingTheEyeCandy attention]], they live together and she gets pretty flustered when asked if she likes him.
* SmugSnake: Can certainly come across as arrogant and outright rude when she wants to, despite needing someone else to do most of the heavy hitting for her.
* SpontaneousWeaponCreation: [[spoiler: Part of her epithet allows her to create weapons and objects made of glass. During her fight with Sylvie, she creates jagged barriers, throwing knives, a spear, and ''ice skates'' while trying to get past his defenses.]]
* StarterVillain: She's the villain of the first story arc, and while dangerous, she's just a single person who isn't too evil outside of wanting to take the Arsene Amulet, and later villains like Zora are much stronger than her.
* SunkCostFallacy: [[spoiler:She outright rejects the thought of getting rid of her own epithet if it causes her so much pain, rather than stealing Molly's against her will, because she spent the past decade training to reach her current level of power and doesn't want to give it up.]]
* TouchOfDeath: [[spoiler: Voluntarily [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]]. Her Epithet could allow her to kill whoever she touches, but the only time we see something similar is when she grabs Sylvie and harms his ribcage so much that it's about to shatter.]]
* SureLetsGoWithThat: Her reaction when Sylvie assumes that she just wants to take an early look at the amulet.
* TragicVillain: She plans a museum heist for months in advance, wants to steal a small child's epithet against her will, and will gladly hurt or kill anyone who stands in her way, but her motivations are sympathetic: [[spoiler:she wants relief from the constant pain her frail body suffers every day under her Epithet, and since the only other way to heal herself is to [[LifeDrain steal stamina from others]], she figures she may as well lean into that]].
* {{Tsundere}}: She is of the "harsh" variety, especially towards Indus. She verbally smacks him around most of the time and claims to only keep him around for free labor, but at the very least finds him attractive when [[DistractedByTheSexy he rips his shirt off in front of her]], and stammers when Molly asks if she actually likes him. [[spoiler:He's also the only one to coax out her nice side towards others, nudging her into reluctantly but genuinely thanking Molly for her kindness.]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Indus]]
!!Indus Tarbella
!!!'''Voiced by:''' [[Creator/TeamFourStar Anthony Sardinha]]
!!!'''Epithet:''' {{Barrier|Warrior}}
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[[caption-width-right:350:Indus' Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆]]
[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote:Click to see alternate stats]][softreturn]'''Barrier:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[softreturn]'''Barrier:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[softreturn]'''Barrier:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[[/labelnote]]]]

->''"My epithet is BARRIER!!!"''

Mera's incredibly loyal, buff, and dim-witted bodyguard.
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His epithet, "Barrier", creates barriers of varying size, be they big enough to act as bulletproof walls or small enough to hold in his hand.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: He has darker skin than most of the cast, though not to the same extent as the explicitly biracial Molly. He makes mention of growing up in the desert, and as outlined under MeaningfulName, both parts of his name come from locations in Pakistan, suggesting he might be this universe's counterpart of South Asian.
* AntiVillain: He's only a villain by working with Mera, as he's a pretty genuine, friendly person.
* BarrierWarrior: Between his Epithet ability and powerful physique.
* {{Catchphrase}}: Bordering on VerbalTic, he has an almost reflexive habit of spouting out the fact that his epithet is Barrier. From being asked about it, to saying it in situations where barriers can be used, to using it as a conversation starter, all the way up to muttering about it in his sleep. If a situation has even a remote reason for him to tell people about the fact his epithet is Barrier, he will do so.
* TheDragon: Serves as Mera's closest ally during the heist.
* DumbMuscle: Indus is strong and durable, but his intelligence makes you wonder if Molly somehow used her epithet on him without realizing it. He actually tries to get Molly off the chair she's been duct-taped to by ''hitting'' the tape with one of his barriers rather than just untying her.
* FriendlyEnemy: Despite targeting Molly on Mera's orders, he always remains extremely friendly and polite towards her and her companions.
* FriendToAllChildren: Manages to excite and easily relate to the kids on the tour. Molly comments that he made a much better tour guide while undercover than Mera did.
* HiddenDepths: As seen during his tour guide lecture on the Arsene Amulet, as well as one of his character splash cards, Indus has a surprising affinity for history.
* HonorBeforeReason: Indus is big on honor, even when it goes against clear orders from the much smarter Mera. For example, he releases Giovanni and Molly from their prison in episode 2 to return the favor of warning him about Giovanni's "ten hundred minions" that aren't actually real.
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: A platonic example; the huge guy to Mera's tiny girl.
* LargeHam: He loudly narrates all of his actions, and in particular always shouts his epithet, which he would like you to know is '''BARRIER!!!''' Mera is shocked that he manages to sneak into a room at one point (thanks to Molly creating a quiet bubble around him), because he never does anything quietly.
* MadeOfIron: No one can so much as scratch him during his fights, and after smashing through a wall, he gets up and starts walking around as if it didn't even happen.
* {{Manchild}}: He has a few shades of this, like when he's at the Dinosaur exhibit at the museum, going around looking at the different fossil skeletons almost like a little kid would.
* MeaningfulName: There exists the Tarbela Dam in Pakistan, which is located on the Indus River. In other words, a Barrier named Tarbela blocks water from the Indus river.
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Mera tries to set him up as a powerful threat, but he's so nice and innocent that he rarely comes across as one, never fighting anyone unless they provoke/challenge him and being overly courteous to the people he's supposed to be capturing or fending off.
* MoralityPet: Despite being a victim of Mera's verbal abuse, it's hinted that she keeps him around because she actually likes him to some degree, and not just for "free labor". [[spoiler:He also succeeds at gently coaxing Mera into genuinely thanking Molly for offering to help with her epithet problems.]]
* MrFanservice: He has a well-toned incredibly buff body, with most of his screentime having him without a shirt and flexing, showing off his rippling muscles. At the very least Mera is rather appreciative of this.
* NiceGuy: He's one of the kindest characters of the series, despite being an antagonist. If he weren't working for Mera, he'd be no threat at all.
* NoIndoorVoice: ''BARRIER!''
* ObfuscatingStupidity: Averted; Sylvie falls into an overplanning stupor because he assumes that Indus must be faking his complete idiocy, but no, he really is that simple-minded.
* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:He and Mera are arrested at the end of the Museum Break In Arc, and are thus absent from the story in later episodes.]]
* RealMenCanCook: One of the character splash cards mentions that he does all the cooking in the apartment he and Mera live in, and that he's gotten pretty good at it.
* SayingTooMuch: He ends up talking about the Arsene Amulet during the Sweet Jazz Museum tour to get the kids interested, even when Mera tries to shut him up. This is how Sylvie learns of the amulet's existence and why stays at the museum that night.
* SayMyName: While it isn't to the same extent as him announcing the fact his epithet is Barrier, he also has a habit of telling people the fact his name is Indus Tarbella. Mainly as a preface for him saying that his epithet is Barrier.
* ShieldBash: The only special epithet attack Indus uses is firing a large barrier forward to push his opponents away. Given that he mostly fights Banzai Blasters, this is still enough to win most bouts in a single blow.
* ShooOutTheClowns: [[spoiler:He's captured by the police relatively early on in the finale of the "Museum Break In" arc, leaving room for the more serious second half.]]
* TattooAsCharacterType: He has tattoos representing the sun and tortoise shells across his upper body. While the given reason for their presence is symbolizing defense, they also bring to mind his sunny demeanor and "slow" mentality.
* UndyingLoyalty: To Mera, who he pledged his servitude toward after she beat him in a duel.
* UnskilledButStrong: Downplayed since he's still very proficient in his epithet, but Indus has less Creativity than the other characters and overall is left with less versatile abilities. He doesn't need anything advanced, though, since he's physically strong and has a great defensive epithet.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: He sheds his shirt during the museum tour and never bothers to replace it before or during the heist. [[MrFanservice Not that Mera's complaining.]]
* WaxOnWaxOff: He ''claims'' Mera’s been training him this way, but odds are that her laundry and taxes aren’t doing much to hone his fighting skills.
* WhenAllYouHaveIsAHammer: He's a little too reliant on his epithet at times. For example, he tries to free Molly from duct tape by hitting it with a small barrier until she tells him to [[StatingTheSimpleSolution just rip it off]].
[[/folder]]

!Redwood Run

[[folder:Gorou]]
!!Gorou Shimizaki
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Ari Ross
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[BlowYouAway Bluster]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gorou_eyecatch_8.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Gorou's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆]]

->''"Pew, pew! Pew! P-(GUNSHOT) Whoops, heh! Looks like the safety was off! Huhuh! Pew pew! Pew, pew!"''

The incompetent sheriff of Redwood Run.
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His epithet, "Bluster", allows him to blow ''very slightly'' harder than average blowing.
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* BlowYouAway: His epithet is supposedly this, but really it's so weak that it's pretty much useless.
* DemotedToExtra: In ''Anime Campaign'', Gorou was a player character in the first main session. In ''Epithet Erased'', he still appears in the equivalent Western Arc (unlike Eros and Meryl), but is just a gag character who doesn't participate in any fights.
* DonutMessWithACop: Aside from the open dozen sitting on his desk, this man wears a donut bolo tie, twirls a gun with a donut-shaped handle and sports a beard full or possibly ''made'' of sprinkles. Not hard to guess his favorite snack.
* EyesAlwaysShut: He's never seen opening his eyes, fitting his unobservant attitude. He only opens them when he's startled by his gun firing.
* JugglingLoadedGuns: He likes to play with his pistol without putting the safety on it, so it's a good thing bullets aren't lethal in ''Epithet Erased''.
* NeverLearnedToRead: Is apparently illiterate, as he plans to use the Bartender's special "SPELL-'EM-UP SOUP!" to learn how to spell. Keep in mind, said soup only features 22 letters of the alphabet.
* PoliceAreUseless: [[ExaggeratedTrope Unbelievably so]]. He hands out free guns to visitors and seems genuinely surprised when Percy describes ''solving crimes'' as part of his job. Ramsey claims that the ''only'' reason he got the job was the fact that, lame as his epithet is, he's the ''only'' person in town who has one. Ramsey even chose Redwood Run to turn himself in specifically because being in his jail cell is more like staying in a hotel, which he could easily escape if needed.
* RequiredSecondaryPowers: His epithet actually has [[HeartIsAnAwesomePower decent potential to be powerful]] with a little creative interpretation of "bluster", but his utter ''lack'' of creativity and him being rather ditzy means he only uses it to blow a donut off a table.
* SuperBreath: This is how he applies his epithet, but he can only do it strongly enough to ''barely'' push a donut off a table. His total lack of willpower or creativity stifles any applications his epithet might otherwise have.
* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: His epithet is the genuinely lamest power a person could have, with his stats being a miserable single star across the board.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:The Bartender]]
!!Howdy Morning the Bartender
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Jordan Dash Cruz
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bartender_1_7.png]]

->''"I used to be a government experiment!"''

The mundie bartender of Redwood Run's tavern.
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* AbnormalAmmo: His shotgun shoots soup. Specifically, his bar's house special, "Spell-'Em-Up Soup". Bugsy uses this to his advantage, as does Giovanni.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Very much so. His time as a government experiment may have something to do with it.
* HandicappedBadass: He's completely blind, and apparently can't taste or smell, but is no less dangerous for it.
* NoIndoorVoice: Shouts almost every word at the top of his lungs.
* TheThingThatWouldNotLeave: He got his job because he lived in the woods for ages, so when they built the town, he refused to move and they eventually built that tavern ''around'' him.
* UnwittingTestSubject: He openly admits to being a government experiment, as quoted above, though the "unwitting" part is ambiguous.
* WildCard: When the bar brawl begins, he tries to help Percy and Ramsey by shooting Bugsy with soup. When it's revealed that Bugsy can use the soup to prepare random attacks, he ''keeps'' shooting soup into Bugsy's mouth just because he's excited to shoot a customer in the face.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:The Bartender's Cat]]
!!Bartender's Cat
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Marissa Lenti
[[quoteright:182:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bartenters_cat_0.png]]

->''"Meow!"''

The bartender’s trusty cat.
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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: Wears a coonskin cap much like his owner. He also wears a can around his neck.
* BadassAdorable: Is able to wield the bartender's shotgun.
* CuteKitten: He manages to look pretty adorable despite being stuck in a run-down town.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Howie]]
!!Howie Honeyglow
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Justice Washington
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/howie_1.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Howie's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' '''★MAX★'''[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 3 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★]]

->''"You can be as mundane as you like when you know how to do your goddamn job."''

A mundie construction worker who has a strained history with Percy.
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* AlliterativeName: '''H'''owie '''H'''oneyglow.
* AmbiguouslyHuman: He's a mundie, but has stats that outrank most Inscribed and steam seems to rise from him after the Banzai Blasters interfere with his job.
* AnimalMotif: Bees. His last name is ''Honey''glow, his hat has a bee on it, he refers to his employees as "worker bees", and he's skilled at construction.
* BadassBaritone: The most physically-powerful member of the cast introduced thus far, and has the deepest voice to boot.
* BadassBoast: When he tells Ramsey that if someone like Percy with an epithet can do construction work in two hours, then he'll just have to do it in ''one''. His work backs up this claim that Ramsey asks whether or not Howie had an epithet and is even more impressed when Percy says he's just a mundie who's really good at his job.
* BadassNormal: He doesn’t have an epithet, yet his stats are incredibly high with his Stamina stat being outright maxed out.
* BerserkButton: Several, all involving jobs.
** Absolutely do not interrupt or damage his work and if you do, you’d better quickly apologize. If you don’t, get ready for a wrench in the face.
** People who don’t do their job or are unqualified for them. Simply thinking about people like that pisses off Howie.
* BenevolentBoss: He makes sure to reward his worker bees when they do a good job.
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: ''And how.'' Despite his lack of an epithet, he has enough physical strength to bend a wrench, throw it like a boomerang to [[CurbStompBattle knock down three Banzai Blasters at once]], and then bend it back into shape. All with one hand.
* ExtremeOmnivore: His favorite snack? ''A screw covered in honey.''
* HadToBeSharp: His CharlesAtlasSuperpower skills are due to the fact that he needs to be able to keep up with epithet users like Percy who can throw up buildings in two hours.
* MasterOfAll: His stamina is at max level, his proficiency is two stars of the last level, and his creativity is max of the first level.
* PeekABangs: Has bangs that cover the left side of his face.
* RidiculouslyFastConstruction: Can build ''insanely'' fast for [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower someone with no epithet, just skill and muscle]].
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: His favorite snack is honey, usually drenched over a hexagonal screw. He beams whenever he talks about it.
* TranquilFury: When the Banzai Jennifers shoot the building he'd been fixing (after he specifically asked to be left out of the confrontation), he grows angry enough that [[HighPressureEmotion steam starts rising off him like a cloud]] but never raises his voice above a terse growl.
-->'''Howie:''' I ''said''... [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Let me do.]] ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis My goddamned job.]]''
* {{Workaholic}}: He fully planned to work himself to death by 35, feeling living past that meant he didn't work hard enough.
* WouldHitAGirl: Had no problem attacking three female Banzai Blasters once they directly interfered with his work.
* WrenchWhack: Oddly combines this with a BattleBoomerang by bending his wrench slightly before throwing it.
* TheWorfEffect: Is quickly taken out and aged into an old man by Zora to show Zora’s point of epithets always trumping skill and strength.
[[/folder]]

!Lorelai's Dream Worlds
[[folder:Scaregrow]]
!!Scaregrow
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KentWilliams
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jelloapocalypse_epithet_erased_prison_of_plastic_kickstarter_announcement_ufpliollhsi_1365x768_2m38s.png]]

->''"I am the Scaregrow. Try to weasel your way past me and your friends will learn why a group of crows is called a murder."''

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* CreepyCrows: He commands an army of these to do his bidding, each one wearing their own NiceHat.
* PumpkinPerson: Has a Jack-O-Lantern for a head and a jack-o-lantern shaped emblem as part of his hat.
* ScaryScarecrows: With his creepy appearance, voice, and the fact that he commands an army of crows, he certainly fits the bill.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Spelling Bee]]
!!Spelling Bee
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Paul Guyet
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jelloapocalypse_epithet_erased_prison_of_plastic_kickstarter_announcement_ufpliollhsi_1264x711_2m56s.png]]

->''"No matter which one the girl chooses, I will be able to claim the other spelling is the correct one and that hers is... wrrrrong. Perfect!"''

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* GrammarNazi: He doesn't seem to take use of improper grammar or spelling well, dismissing the arguments of those guilty of such mistakes as "invalid" judging by his Kickstarter trailer bio.
* TrrrillingRrrs: Being the snooty, unimpressed school teacher he appears to be, he tends to roll his Rs whenever he speaks.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Graham]]
!!Graham
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KeithSilverstein
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jelloapocalypse_epithet_erased_prison_of_plastic_kickstarter_announcement_ufpliollhsi_1264x711_3m08s.png]]

->''"Have you come to avenge your tiny village? To slay me? I will not die! Not here! Not now! NOT EVER!!!"''

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* AnimateInanimateObject: He is a gargantuan dragon-like monster made entirely out of s'mores.
* TheDragon: Figuratively and literally to Lorelai, as he is a dragon made out of s'mores and appears by her side in the first scene of the Kickstarter trailer.
* EyelessFace: He has two smoldering crater-like holes where his eyes would be.
* EdibleThemeNaming: His name comes from the graham cracker, one of the three ingredients that make up s'mores.
* GentleGiant: According to his bio in the Kickstarter trailer, he is "the size of a skyscraper" but is "actually just a big sweetheart".
* MagmaMan: The molten s'mores that make up his body highly resemble magma.
[[/folder]]

!Other Characters
[[folder:Naven]]
!!Naven Nuknuk
!!!'''Voiced by:''' [[DescendedCreator Brendan Blaber]]
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''

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->''”It would seem that your fate rests in my tiny hands!”''

The teacher of a speech class Molly, Trixie and Pheonica attend, as well as the CEO of an organization named STEM. Is also the narrator of the ''Epithet Erased'' book series, starting with ''Prison of Plastic''.
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* AuthorAppeal: He’s a lanky and dorkish [[NerdsAreSexy but still rather charming bookworm]], which Brendan has repeatedly stated to be [[HasAType his taste in men]].
* ButtMonkey: Frequently gets picked on by children, his own students being no exception. His rather dorky voice and mannerisms likely don’t help his case. One of the [[https://twitter.com/brendanblaber/status/1464320051121639432?s=21 promotional teasers]] for ''Prison of Plastic’s'' Kickstarter even describes him as “that teacher you can bully”.
* {{Foil}}: Likely this to Rick Shades. Rick is an easily suspicious but ultimately good hearted person with ocean and sea motifs who has trouble acclimating to society, while Naven is a kindhearted and familiar face heavily associated with nature and the earth who gives advice to the Neo Trio.
* FunSize: He seems to have the ability to become a tiny chibi form of himself with fairy wings.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Stink]]
!!Stink
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Marissa Lenti
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''

[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/stink.png]]

An insolent boy that's in Molly's class.
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* CreatorInJoke: He's based on a ''[[VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack Tee K.O.]]'' shirt that had a picture of farting cow captioned with the word "Stink" on it. Jello's boyfriend thought the shirt would look perfect for a "crappy background extra kid," to which Jello agreed.
* RecurringExtra: Jello's plan is for Stink to be this, appearing once per season.
* ShoutOut: He's one to the 90s gross-out toys, basically acting as a physical manifestation for those toy's intended audience.
* UnSorcerer: Implied InUniverse, as he doesn't raise his hand when Mera asks Molly's class who has an Epithet, and confirmed by Jello in a [=QnA=] stream.
[[/folder]]

* ExoticEyeDesigns: Her pupils look like doll buttons.

* IntergenerationalFriendship: She's a young teen girl who becomes good friends with Giovanni who's likely in his early twenties.

* OnlySaneMan: Serves as this in the Museum Break In Arc, since she's just a normal (if very overworked) preteen locked in with a incompetent villain and his goons, an irritable scheming woman with a dumb-as-rocks bodyguard, and a questionably sane doctor. While her voice of reason does help a lot, she's also woefully unprepared for actual combat and needs the help of people like Giovanni.

* WiseBeyondTheirYears: [[JustifiedTrope Out of necessity]]. Taking responsibility for the rest of her family means she’s had to teach herself about about things like taxes and common business practices.

* DarkIsNotEvil: His power has a lot of dark energy involved in it, whether its his glowing black when uses his ability or summoning black lighting to link his and his new friend's souls. Typically this would signify wickedness, but Rick is ultimately a good person... if not a very ''very'' weird one.

* NiceGuy: Despite being self-proclaimed Bad Dudes, they're usually pretty respective and kind towards one another. Ben and Car Crash attempt to pick up the tacks Molly threw noting it would hurt other people's feet if they were stepped on. When they decide to get into a pose-off with Indus, Car Crash and Ben are vocally supportive of Flamethrower as he is apparently in a male cheer squad in his civilian life and praise his skills. Flamethrower pretends to act tough, but is clearly moved by their words as he [[LuminescentBlush blushes]].

* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: She makes herfirst physical appearance during the last seconds of season 1.

* TheEeyore: She already has her will written because "life is fleeting", and she casually admits that she's used to being exploited.

* MissingMom: Her mom died at least two years prior to the events of the series.

* OnlySaneMan: Serves as this in the Museum Break In Arc, since she's just a normal preteen locked in with a incompetent villain and his goons, an irritable scheming woman with a dumb-as-rocks bodyguard, and a questionably sane doctor. While her voice of reason does help a lot, she's also woefully unprepared for actual combat and needs the help of people like Giovanni.

* WackyParentSeriousChild: Deconstructed. Her father's {{Manchild}} tendencies and lack of responsibility leave Molly struggling to balance her schoolwork with running the family store. She only gets five hours of sleep as a result.

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Emily Fajardo (Season 1), Creator/BrynApprill (''Prison of Plastic'') (Phoenica)

---> '''Pheonica:''' ''”And I just finished making a marriage certificate for that museum sheep boy...Oh well! If it’s a wizard husband that fate hands me, then a wizard husband I shall have!”''

Molly's other best friend, a kind-hearted girl rich and dollars but poor in sense. She comes from a family of professional Magical Girl Heroes who are destined to gather magical girl allies do battle with an ancient evil sorceress and save the world every few decades.

* UnSorcerer: She is a mundie, though Feenie believes she has magical powers (and given that she comes from a line of {{Magical Girl Warrior}}s, she very well could).

!!Naven / The Narrator

!!! '''Epithet:''' ???

The teacher of a speech class Molly, Trixie and Pheonica attend, as well as the head of an agricultural group named STEM. Is also the narrator of the ''Epithet Erased'' book series, starting with ''Prison of Plastic''.

* BreakingTheFourthWall: He's also the Narrator.

!Molly's Family and Friends

[[folder:Martin]]
!!Martin Blyndeff
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Jay Preston

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->''"I already punched my parent card! That means I get the rest of the day off!"''

Molly's irresponsible mundie father.

* AdultsAreUseless: Would rather play mobile phone games than watch over a group of school kids? Check. Eagerly joins in said kids' [[BigBallOfViolence dogpile]] onto a pile of museum artifacts when asked to do something about it? Check. Considers acting as a chaperone to be clocking in his "parent card", thereby letting him put his ''12-year-old daughter'' in charge of the night shift for his store? '''[[RuleOfThree Check.]]''' He apparently can't even remember to ''lock the door''. Oh, and he foists the night shift on his daughter despite her protests that she worked the last two nights and ''has homework she needs to catch up on''. [[SarcasmMode Father of the Year, everyone]].
* AllThereInTheScript: His name is only known in the initial [[https://www.soundcadencestudios.com/epithet-erased.html cast announcement]].
* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: In addition to his ManChild tendencies, he has a knack for drawing unwanted attention to his shy daughter.
* AngstWhatAngst: Molly mentions that after her mother died, her father and sister just kind of "ignored the situation". It's possible his childishness is a result of being ''deep'' in denial.
* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype: At first glance, he comes across as a lovable, if irresponsible, {{Cloudcuckoolander}} whose cheery disposition contrasts with his daughter. However, it becomes quickly apparent that said irresponsibility makes him a pretty lousy father, whose treatment of Molly borders on abuse.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: According to the EyeCatch, the teachers draw lots for [=PTA=] meetings, and he's the short straw.
* HateSink: He’s an annoying, lazy, and neglectful Manchild that forces his preteen daughter to do his responsibilities, it says a lot that a criminal is a better father figure to Molly than her actual father.
* TheKlutz: Part of the reason Molly can sew is to fix all the stuff that he apparently breaks.
* ManChild: He acts no better than the children he's chaperoning. He even asks Molly for her phone just so he can play an obnoxiously loud video game on it while he's supposed to be supervising.
* MulticoloredHair: He actually has a multicolored ''beard'', which is mostly blond with multicolored star-shaped patches in it. Molly clearly inherited this from him, since she has those same stars in her own hair.
* NoIndoorVoice: Always seems to either be making noises, talking loudly and generally ignoring others, including his own daughter who politely asks him to quiet down.
* ParentalNeglect: Apparently isn't home much, leaving his daughter to run the store at night. He also doesn't realize that Molly isn't with him when he leaves the museum. He only decides he's good to going after checking that having his keys, two phones and a missing wallet counts as the three things he needed before leaving.
* WackyParentSeriousChild: The Wacky Parent to his daughter Molly's Serious Child. {{Deconstructed}}, since his ManChild personality makes him a very irresponsible parent and he's unwilling to even run the family toy store, which leaves Molly struggling to balance running the store with her schoolwork.

[[folder:Lorelai]]
!! Lorelinebacker "Lorelai" Blyndeff
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TianaCamacho
!!!'''Epithet:''' Augment
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jelloapocalypse_epithet_erased_prison_of_plastic_kickstarter_announcement_ufpliollhsi_1365x768_1m55s.png]]

[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote:”Scorched” Lorelai]] https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/7be79cb7_5bac_4b36_b305_cb8944f9c421.png[[/labelnote]]]]

->''"I can't stop you from coming into my bubble, but that doesn't mean I have to make it easy for you."''

Molly's older sister, who, like her father, is neglectful and pushes all of her responsibility onto Molly.

* AdaptationNameChange: Goes from Millie in ''Anime Campaign'' to Lorelai in ''Epithet Erased''. Justified as WordOfGod confirmed it would be easier to not get confused from her sister's similar name.
* AngstWhatAngst: Molly mentions that after her mother died, her father and sister just kind of "ignored the situation". It's possible her childishness is a result of being ''deep'' in denial.
* AnimalMotifs: Rabbits are hers according to Jello on [[https://twitter.com/BrendanBlaber/status/1261538208116080640 Twitter]], which is why she’s wearing a bunny apron and her hat has rabbit ears.
* ArcVillain: The description for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfPlIOLLhSI the "Prison of Plastic" announcement]] states that the main plot will be Molly having to rescue her friends from Lorelai's clutches and escape the dream world she created.
* ChildishOlderSibling: Just like their father, Lorelai is much more carefree and neglectful than Molly despite being the older sister.
* DreamSue: Uses her epithet to create “dream dimensions” in which she plays the hero.
* EnemySummoner: Molly mentions that she has a summoning epithet in episode 2. While it's unclear as to what she summons, whatever it is, it's something destructive that Molly has to use Hushabye on to get rid of before it destroys their stuff.
* EmbarrassingFirstName: "TWO-LOWEEN" reveals that her full name is actually "Lorelinebacker" Blyndeff.
* ExoticEyeDesigns: She has button eyes like her sister, though hers have 3 dots instead of 4.
* TheGhost: She didn’t shown up in the show proper, but is planned to be a major character in the book continuation.
* HiddenDepths: Is described as being very lonely, likely due to the sorry state of her home life. This is likely the reason she uses her epithet to create pocket fantasy realms [[DreamSue with herself as the undisputed hero]].
* MulticoloredHair: In her concept art, her hair is mostly brown but she has two blonde streaks of hair that stick out and look like rabbit ears.

[[folder:Trixie]]
!Bellatrix "Trixie" Roughouse
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Siv Ryan
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/trixie_44.png]]
->''"Go on. Try it. Gamble. After all, I've killed for less."''

One of Molly's best friends, a young gremlin child that comes from a family of criminals and thugs. They carry boxcutters for self defense and has a penchant for making "magic potions" out of anything they can find. Trixie is also non-binary, and uses she/her and them/they pronouns.
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* BookDumb: [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/189873355317/i-saw-people-asking-you-why-mollys-dumb-epithet According to Jello's Tumblr]], they are this, as while they struggle to get good grades in school, they have extensive knowledge of street smarts.
* TheFamilyThatSlaysTogether: Trixie comes from a famous family of thugs and criminals that rule the streets of Sweet Jazz City.
* HandHidingSleeves: The sleeves of Trixie's hoodie completely cover their hands. Apparently, it makes for a good hiding place for knives and boxcutters.
* KnifeNut: The ''Prison of Plastic'' announcement trailer shows that Trixie carries a ''lot'' of boxcutters in their HandHidingSleeves, which gives them an appearance reminiscent of animal claws.
* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: They make their first physical appearance during the last seconds of season 1.
* NoodleIncident: According to Trixie's bio, they aren't allowed to have energy drinks, not after "the incident". It is not specified what this incident was.
* PeekABangs: Trixie's hair covers half of their face.
* ShoutOut: [[https://mobile.twitter.com/spectralfusion/status/1221887273169498117 According to this tweet]], Trixie's re-design was deliberately based on Mustard Cookie from VideoGame/CookieRun.
* UnSorcerer: They lack an Epithet of thier own, though they can take care of themselves just fine without one.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Phoenica]]
!Phoenica "Feenie" Fleecity XV
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Emily Fajardo (Season 1), Creator/BrynApprill (''Prison of Plastic'') (Phoenica)
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/phoenica.png]]
->''"That sounds good to me! Here, have $5,000!"''

Molly's other best friend, a kind-hearted girl rich and dollars but poor in sense. She comes from a family of professional Magical Girl Heroes who are destined to gather magical girl allies do battle with an ancient evil sorceress and save the world every few decades.
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* AdaptationalWimp: Phoenica was inscribed with the Epithet "Fluff" in ''Anime Campaign'', but is a mundie in ''Epithet Erased'', as Jello wanted there to be more mundie characters in the series.
* DitzyGenius: According to Jello's Tumblr, Phoenica is this, as while she's a sponge when it comes to absorbing information from books, she’s just... really stupid elsewhere.
* EarlyBirdCameo: She and Trixie are both name-dropped in an EyeCatch in episode 4, and a picture of Phoenica's ancestor can be seen inside the museum itself.
* InSeriesNickname: Called "Feenie" by close friends.
* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: She makes herfirst physical appearance during the last seconds of season 1.
* MagicalGirlWarrior: According to WordOfGod, [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/190052964667/why-did-the-museum-accept-phoenica-submitting-a Phoenica belongs to a family of these.]]
* RichInDollarsPoorInSense: Phoenica is stated in the ''Prison of Plastic'' Kickstarter trailer to be "Literally the richest girl in the world", yet the ''very next'' bullet point states her to also be "terminal stupid".
* UnSorcerer: She is a mundie, though Feenie believes she has magical powers (and given that she comes from a line of {{Magical Girl Warrior}}s, she very well could).
[[/folder]]

!The Sweet Jazz Police Force

[[folder:In General]]
!!The Sweet Jazz Police Force
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Cyrus Rodas (Bearded Cop)
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/sweet_jazz_police.png]]

->''"Freeze, criminals! We're da COPS!"''

The police force in charge of keeping Sweet Jazz City safe.
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* AdaptedOut: An officer named Meryl Lockhart was one of the player characters featured in Episode 1 of ''Anime Campaign'', which was loosely adapted into the Western Arc of ''Epithet Erased''. Unlike Eros and Gorou, both of whom were player characters in ''Anime Campaign'' who were DemotedToExtra in ''Epithet Erased'', Meryl was completely cut the story, only be offhandedly mentioned by Percy in episode five.
* LargeHam: The bearded cop, as shown in episode 4 when he enters a room yelling the above quote.
* PoliceAreUseless: Averted. They're shown to be decent at their jobs, reacting quickly when the museum's alarm is sounded and quickly apprehending Indus once they arrive.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Percy]]
!!Percival "Percy" King
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Sandra Espinoza
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[PersonOfMassConstruction Parapet]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/percy_4.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Percy's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★☆]]

->''"A true officer of the law stands by her principles, no matter the circumstances."''

The main protagonist of the second arc, a police detective. She spearheads the investigation over the Arsene Amulet burglary, which leads her to the backwater town of Redwood Run.

Her epithet, "Parapet", instantly creates miniature fantasy-style buildings that produce a variety of different effects, such as an apothecary that heals physical wounds or a wizard tower that fires lightning magic.
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* AdaptationNameChange: In ''Roleplay/AnimeCampaign'', her epithet was called "Feudal".
* AmbiguousSituation: Jello deliberately designed Percy so that she'd have an AmbiguousGenderIdentity and an AmbiguousDisorder, as stated in a [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/190090771062/will-any-non-binary-characters-be-showing-up Tumblr post]].
-->'''Jello:''' Percy is asexual and she identifies as female, but it was always my intention to leave everything beyond that point up to the viewer. Is she trans? Is she a non-binary woman? Is she on the autism spectrum? I don't know! Sure! She's whatever you want her to be!
* {{Asexuality}}: Percy is canonically asexual according to Jello's Tumblr.
* BizarreTasteInFood: Eats a breakfast of plain toast and a glass of water every day. On holidays she adds butter... to the ''water''. This extends to her somehow being able to stomach things like pinecones and honey-covered screws.
* BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu: {{Downplayed}} example during the climax of the Western arc: [[spoiler:she creates a massive group of Wizard Towers to blast Zora in tandem with Ramsey's Epithet channeling the attack, but the strain of doing so combined with her already low stamina causes her to [[HeroicRROD pass out]] until the danger's passed.]]
* CombatMedic: Depending on which building she summons, she can heal injuries in a small area or mow down crowds with lightning blasts.
* TheComicallySerious: She's very stoic and straight-laced, but her dry sense of humor combined with being somewhat scatterbrained makes her say some rather odd things.
* CoolSword: She wields, to quote her narration, a "[[PrecisionFStrike real-ass, goddamn]] sword".
** According to WordOfGod, "real-ass goddamn" is a class of weapon which ignores the Stamina damage system and just inflicts real wounds on people, along with being the only type of weapon actually capable of killing people.
* EarlyBirdCameo: She makes several minor appearances in season one's first arc before taking on the role of main character for the second. She makes vocal appearances as "Woman on Phone" in episodes 1 and 2, has a short appearance at the beginning of episode 3, and arrives at the museum with her squad in episode 4.
* ExtremeOmnivore: She can ''drink'' from a pinecone, and has no problem with eating one of Howie's "Honeyed Snacks" (which are really just screws covered in honey).
* GenderBlenderName: "Percival" is typically a male name, though it does fit with her masculine appearance.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Has blond hair and is incredibly dedicated to her job as a police officer and making sure to uphold the law.
* HonorBeforeReason: She has a tendency to not even realize that other people ''can'' be dishonorable, and will stick to this no matter how absurd the situation is.
* InnocentBlueEyes: Percy is professional and kind, but sometimes can be a bit naive and insensitive.
* InnocentlyInsensitive: She tends to unintentionally talk down about people without epithets and underestimates people, seeing only epithets as something to be cautious about.
* LadyLooksLikeADude: She has short hair and wide shoulders, and overall looks very masculine with her visible bustline being the only thing giving away that she's female. One of Arnold and Bugsy's minions even mistakes her for a man before she corrects him, [[PoliticallyCorrectVillain which he apologizes for]].
* LawfulStupid: A downplayed example; she's capable of being flexible when she needs to be, but she has a tendency to fixate on extremely minor legal issues, such as when she objects to Bugsy and Arnold damaging the door to the tavern and takes the time to repair it mid-fight.
* LogicalWeakness: Her buildings are only as strong as the surface they use for a foundation. On the dirt of Redwood Run, which Percy doesn't think is very suited for construction at all, her wizard towers will go off on a hair-trigger, for example.
* MagicKnight: In addition to her Epithet powers, she wields a "real-ass, goddamn sword", and is capable enough with it to take out an entire tavern full of Banzai Blasters single-handed.
* MagicMushroom: Her Mushroom Huts are tiny apothecaries that can heal the physical injuries of those within its radius.
* MeaningfulName: "Percival" is a name that can mean "pierce", befitting Percy's weapon of choice. Of course, Percival is also the name of a member of the [[Myth/ArthurianLegend Knights of the Round Table]], which suits her fantasy-themed epithet, as does her last name "King".
* MsFixit: Another application of her epithet is repairing the infrastructure of damaged objects. It works best on architecture such as walls or doors, but she's capable of doing a little repair for non-architecture like cars.
* NonUniformUniform: Her police uniform has a number of differences from the uniforms the other police officers wear, having epaulettes and longer sleeves. She's also the only one to wear a necktie.
* NoSocialSkills: Talks with a very flat tone. Coupled with her dry, zany sense of humor and somewhat-scatterbrained demeanor, conversations with her tend to get...weird.
* OddFriendship: [[spoiler:In the end, despite still arresting him, Percy does come to see Ramsey as a friend, even offering him a job on the police force in order to make up for his crimes, while also putting in the word to get him a comfy stay in prison.]]
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: She usually goes by Percy.
* PersonOfMassConstruction: While the main use of her epithet is to build small magical buildings, she's also been shown to be able to repair damaged structures, and apparently involves herself in actual construction work, which has resulted in her having a rivalry with Howie Honeyglow.
* SelectiveMagnetism: She can use two wizard towers to generate a magnetic field that stops bullets in midair. Of course, this ''is'' due to [[AWizardDidIt wizard towers]] and she does say the principles are outlined in Magical Physics courses.
* SeriousBusiness: She's serious as a heart attack about just about everything, ranging from fighting criminals to minor property damage to ''tea parties''.
* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: She has a major habit of using a lot of bizarre, often obscure words when talking to people or referring to objects, with the most common use of this habit being the use of rather obscure synonyms for commonly spoken words and phrases, such as referring to Molly as a "sprog" rather than a "kid".
* ShockAndAwe: Her Wizard Towers can fire bolts of electricity at enemies.
* SquishyWizard: Her epithet allows her to produce a variety of effects, from healing apothecary huts to wizard towers that fire lightning magic, with high proficiency and creativity, but her stamina is as low as ''Mera's''.
* StraightManAndWiseGuy: The straight man to Ramsey's wise guy in the Western Arc.
* TheTurretMaster: "Parapet" allows her to fight this way, using miniature buildings as sentry guns and field effects.
* WaitWhat: Her reaction after Zora slices off Ramsey's cuffed arm, but he starts using his epithet powers.
--> '''Percy:''' ''[[BigNo No]]''! She turned him into gold! (''beat'') Wait, what?
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Sgt. Eros]]
!!Sergeant Eros
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Steven Kelly

A sensual-speaking sergeant of the Sweet Jazz Police Department. He sends Percy to Redwood Run to retrieve Fred/Car Crash after another accident, inadvertently getting Percy involved in the Western Arc's main plit.
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* ArousedByTheirVoice: He has a very smooth, slow voice, which the captions make sure to note.
* DemotedToExtra: Sgt. Eros was one of the player characters featured in Episode 1 of ''Anime Campaign'', which was loosely adapted into the Western Arc of ''Epithet Erased''. However, he does not accompany Percy in the show's version and just gives her the task that leads her to Redwood Run, and his otherwise completely absent from the plot. He's still named in the credits, so it's unclear if he'll get a more substantial roll in the future.
* TheVoice: He's heard on a police radio in Percy's car, where he's only known as "Sexy Radio Voice". His name gets dropped in the cast credits of the episode.
[[/folder]]

!Banzai Blasters

[[folder:In General]]
!!Banzai Blasters
A criminal organization localized around Sweet Jazz City. While they have a surprisingly large presence, their members are generally disorganized and ineffective.
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* AdaptationNameChange: They were known as the Bushido Blasters in ''Roleplay/AnimeCampaign'', which was a ShoutOut to ''WebAnimation/GirlchanInParadise''.
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: Whenever someone in the organization moves up a rank, they get to customize their outfit a little by adding accessories to the base uniform.
* CanonForeigner: Basically any named members to not have originated from ''Anime Campaign'' (the Banzai Jennifers and Giovanni's Boys for example) are this.
* FacelessGoons: Banzai Blasters don't get to remove their helmets until they rank up, leaving them as disposable goons. So far, the only Blaster to be seen without a helmet is Car Crash.
* FantasticRankSystem: The group has a very... peculiar rank system that even members admit is confusing. From lowest to highest: Blaster, Captain, Vice Principal, Associate Justice, Valedictorian, Senpai, and Baron.
* {{Foil}}: Serves as one to Bliss Ocean. The Banzai Blasters are treated like your typical hoodlums/everyday criminals, have uniforms, a large number of members are shown but none of them competent or serious (so far) and are fairly comical overall. By contrast, Bliss Ocean is treated with legit fear and concern, have no uniform or random goons so far, and the one member shown fully is one of the most powerful individuals seen so far, and are overall shown to be every bit as dangerous as a terrorist group is expected to be.
* GoldfishPoopGang: In both arcs so far, they've had significant presence in the plot, even though by all accounts they're rather terrible villains.
* HarmlessVillain: Most members of the group are mundie grunts that can be intimidated and knocked out by any good inscribed. Even Vice Principals, the highest rank seen thus far, aren't that difficult to defeat.
* ImageSong: "Great at Crime", the ending theme of the Museum Break In Arc, is sung from their perspective and is all about how great at crime they are. The chorus is different in every episode its used in, as different members of the group take turns and chime in with their own lines during it.
* {{Ponzi}}: Basically how their membership works.
* NonuniformUniform: All members of the organization start out with a generic uniform that they can individualize as they rise in the ranks.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: {{Invoked|Trope}}, strangely enough. Specifically done to encourage infighting, Banzai Vice Principals always come in pairs, but only one can ever be promoted to the next rank.
* ShoutOut: According to one of Jello's [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/189376659342/im-going-to-ask-the-obvious-question-did-you-get tumblr posts]], they were heavily influenced by [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Team Rocket]]. Giovanni's pink hair, in particular, was inspired by the team's grunts having pink hair.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Giovanni]]
!!Giovanni Potage
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Kyle Igneczi
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[EdibleAmmunition Soup]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/giovanni_4.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Giovanni's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★]]

->''"I think I've had just about enough of you, guy! You made my minion cry! NOBODY makes my minions cry except ME!"''

A recently promoted Captain in the Banzai Blasters, who broke into the Sweet Jazz Museum with no real goal besides "stealing artifacts". After the events of the Sweet Jazz Museum, he heads over to Red Wood Run, igniting the plot of the story's second arc.

[[folder:Giovanni's Boys]]
!!Giovanni's Boys
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bonzai_blasters_7.png]]
->''"POSE WITH ME, MINIONS!"''[softreturn][=[They do. It's bad alright.]=]

A group of Banzai Blasters that accompany Giovanni in his attempt to rob the Sweet Jazz Museum.

* CurbStompBattle: They really do give it their all, but they have no chance against Indus, who absolutely stomps them any time he faces them.
--> '''Molly:''' Well... They tried their bargain bin best.
* DidNotThinkThisThrough: They usually just follow Giovanni's plans... which usually means they are winging everything and doing whatever their boss says.
* NiceGuy: Despite being self-proclaimed Bad Dudes, they're usually pretty respective and kind towards one another. Ben and Car Crash attempt to pick up the tacks Molly threw noting it would hurt other people's feet if they were stepped on. When they decide to get into a pose-off with Indus, Car Crash and Ben are vocally supportive of Flamethrower as he is apparently in a male cheer squad in his civilian life and praise his skills. Flamethrower pretends to act tough, but is clearly moved by their words as he [[LuminescentBlush blushes]].
* NotInMyContract: They do ''not'' mess around with no real-ass, goddamn swords; it's out of their paygrade.
* PokeThePoodle: What most of their crimes consists of, courtesy of their leader GIOVANNI POTAGE!
* StupidCrooks: They originally wanted to stage the robbery at midnight, but Ben's Mom wouldn't allow him to be out that late. They also had no particular target or plans to transport the stolen goods out of the museum.
* SuperSentaiStance: They pride themselves in their posing technique, going as far as to have a pose off with Indus upon being challenged to do so. They even wear similarly-styled helmets!
* UndyingLoyalty: They're all extremely loyal and trusting of Giovanni, which he reciprocates by being AFatherToHisMen.

!!Car Crash (Fred Donaldson)
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Wyatt Baker
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/car_crash.png]]
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->''"Oh, HERE WE GO. You crash ONE car FOUR times and suddenly it's your name!"''

A member of the Banzai Blasters that's infamous for getting in car accidents.

* AcquaintedWithEmergencyServices: In his civilian identity, he's apparently crashed his car ''so'' many times that he's been blacklisted by the local tow truck company, and even a straight-laced officer like Percy is making bets on how often he's going to do it in a given month.
* AscendedExtra: The only one of Giovanni's boys to return for the Western Arc.
* BlindWithoutEm: Giovanni is around 80% sure that part of the reason for his frequent car crashes is that he has astigmatism or some other eye condition, and needs to get them checked out.
* ClothingDamage: Likely due to his many car accidents. His uniform has several tears in it and his helmet has a noticeable dent.
* MeaningfulName: His nickname, Car Crash. It only takes one scene with him to figure out why.
* NasalTrauma: He has a bandage on his nose, and it's implied he injured it in one of his many car crashes.
* OnceDoneNeverForgotten: He earned his name because he crashed Ben's car ''4'' separate times.
** In episode 5, it's revealed that he's crashed ''so'' many times that Percy's reaction to him crashing for the fifth time in a ''month'' is to note that someone else owes her a dollar.
* SkintoneSclerae: Is shown to have these in his civilian look.

!!Flamethrower
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Caleb Yen
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/flamethrower_0.png]]

->''"Doesn't matter... he challenged us! And nobody messes with the BANZAI BLASTERS!"''

A passionate member of the Banzai Blasters.

* AwesomeMcCoolname: Car Crash, at the very least, thinks he has the coolest name in their group.
* BlushSticker: He gains some after Ben and Car Crash tells him not to be ashamed of his UnmanlySecret since he's genuinely good at it.
* FieryRedhead: He has red hair and is quick to accept Indus's challenge.
* UnmanlySecret: He does male cheerleading on weekends, which he doesn't want others to know about. However, Car Crash and Ben apparently know and are not only supportive of his extracurricular activities, but also praise his skills as they admit he's really good.

!!Ben
!!!'''Voiced by:''' [[Creator/BrendanBlaber Brendan Blaber]]
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ben_2.png]]

->''"It's not my fault! Mom said she wouldn't drive me around past five!"''

A dim-witted member of the Banzai Blasters.

* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Molly uses "Dumb" to turn him [[WhoEvenNeedsABrain Type 2 stupid]], making him believe that he is a car that ''really'' wants to run over his teammate.
-->'''Ben:''' Bluh? [Ben looks at Car Crash...]\\
'''Car Crash:''' Ben? ...Ben, buddy?\\
'''Ben:''' [Ben stares with blank eyes. Eyes one might compare... to headlights.] '''Beep beep!'''\\
'''Car Crash:''' No... not again!\\
'''Ben:''' '''BEEP BEEP!'''
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: He isn't well-liked among the group's ranks, with even [[AFatherToHisMen Giovanni]] expressing annoyance with him.
* OddNameOut: He lacks a "cool" villain nickname like the rest of the group since he hasn't earned one yet.
* TokenEvilTeammate: Downplayed. While the entire team is ''trying'' to be evil, Ben is the only one who actually comes across as genuinely antagonistic in his attempt to attack Molly.
* UncleanlinessIsNextToUngodliness: His line in the first episode's credits has him proudly state:
-->''"I never wash my hands!"''
* WouldHurtAChild: Has no issue in attacking Molly, a 12-year-old, and even expresses interest in his villain nickname being "Kidpuncher".

!!Crusher
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Caleb Yen
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/crusher_2.png]]

A large member of the Banzai Blasters who's named after the huge crush he has on Giovanni.

* TheBigGuy: The largest and seemingly strongest of the Bonzai Blasters, not that it helps much of course.
* ColdHam: He's just as hammy as his teammates, he's just more soft-spoken about it. That is unless he's professing his love to Giovanni.
* LoveConfession: PlayedForLaughs. Giovanni asks Crusher what he thinks of his new SmokeOut ability. Crusher responds by saying that he thinks it's cool, followed by him suddenly exclaiming "I LOVE YOU!" [[SuddenlyShouting at the top of his lungs]].
* StraightGay: It's not particularly obvious that he's gay, but his crush on Giovanni is so large that he's ''nicknamed'' after it!

!!Spike
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Meg [=McClain=]
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/spike_8.png]]

A female member of the Banzai Blasters.

* LoveConfession: PlayedForLaughs. She follows right behind Crusher's own declaration of love with an equally loud "I LOVE YOU MORE!"
* ScaryTeeth: Unlike the rest of Giovanni's "boys", her teeth are all jagged and spiky, likely as yet another reason for her name.
* SpikesOfVillainy: A given, considering her name. Her wrist guards have spikes protruding from them and her helmet's wings are pointed. Her teeth are also pretty sharp and spiky.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The only female member of Giovanni's "boys", though there are other women part of the organization as a whole.

!!Dark Star
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Cyrus Rodas
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[ExpendableClone Binary]], possibly
[[quoteright:188:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/dark_star.png]]

A member of the Banzai Blasters. He [[AmbiguousSituation potentially]] possess the epithet "Binary", which allows him to appear in two places at once.
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* AmbiguousSituation: [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/189712070212/sorry-if-youve-already-been-asked-this-before#notes Jello]] has stated that ''if'' any of Giovanni's boys have an Epithet, it'd be him, and it'd be "Binary" ''if'' he had one. The ambiguous part is that Jello never concretely says that he has an Epithet, rather he suggests that he ''might'' have one.
* CosmicMotifs: In addition to his name, his uniform is unique in that it has various celestial objects decorating it. His hypothetical epithet, "Binary", is named after Binary Star systems.
* ExpendableClone: PlayedForLaughs, when there are suddenly two Dark Stars in the same room at the end of episode 4. This may be due to his epithet.
-->'''Percy''': [The woman steps forward and unsheathes a [[PrecisionFStrike real ass, goddamn sword]] and points it at them.]\\
'''Giovanni''': [[OhCrap Whoa, is that a real ass sword?]]\\
'''Spike''': (''pops up behind Giovanni'') Holy crap!\\
'''Dark Star''': (''pops up behind Spike'') We don't mess around with no [[PhraseCatcher real ass, goddamn swords]]!\\
'''Crusher''': (''pops up behind Dark Star'') That's out of our pay grade!\\
'''Another Dark Star''': (''pops up behind Crusher'') Uh nuh. We're done.

[[folder:Bugsy and Arnold]]
!!Bugsy Pugsler and Arnold Markdown
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Heath Morrow (Bugsy), Oliver Tull (Arnold)
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[SuperSpit Bellybutton]] (Bugsy), [[StatusBuff Coupon]] (Arnold)
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/b&a.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Bugsy's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Arnold's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★☆☆]]

->'''Arnold:''' Villainy is a dog-eat-dog world, little boy. You gotta be cutthroat to survive! That's why every moron stays a minion, and the people with any REAL value move up!\\
'''Bugsy:''' That's how it is all the way to the Tippy-top of the pyramid scheme!

A pair of snooty Banzai Vice Principals that Giovanni runs into in Redwood Run.
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Bugsy's epithet, "Bellybutton", lets him spit up a random projectile whenever he presses his bellybutton after eating, while Arnold's epithet, "Coupon", allows him to convert coupon deals into actual status enhancements for his allies.

* AnIcePerson: One of Bugsy's better attacks is spitting a chunk of ice, causing blunt damage and freezing targets.
* AstonishinglyAppropriateAppearance: Arnold's powers are related to coupons, and his hair is colored like a bar code you'd see on a coupon (as pointed out by an EyeCatch).
* BadBoss: While they aren't directly abusive to their minions outside of yelling demands, it's implied that they don't care if they are hit by collateral damage from Bellybutton. Most of them hide under the tables during the bar fight because of this.
* BalloonBelly: Bugsy's stomach puffs up whenever he's got a use of Bellybutton stocked.
* BigBadWannabe: Or more like ArcVillain Wannabes, during the "Western Arc". They steal the Amulet to Giovanni and are the main threat faced by Percy in the sixth episode, but they don't even know its true value and their powers aren't that impressive when they have to face experienced police officers. And, of course, they're nothing compated to the true ArcVillain. Tellingly, Zora effortlessly defeats Bugsy once she catches up with him.
* BreakTheHaughty: Both of them get a strong blow to their confidence during "All's Well That Ends Well", wherein Arnold is rendered helpless and cornered in the bar and Bugsy [[spoiler:is temporarily turned into a baby]].
* TheBully: To Giovanni, at least, which he calls them out on after they [[spoiler:steal the Arsene Amulet from him.]]
* DirtyCoward: Bugsy and most of his Blasters flee the bar once they're all decidedly outmatched by Percy and company, leaving Arnold out to dry.
* ExtremeOmnivore: Bugsy's epithet allows him to wolf down things that would otherwise be inedible, like crayons, to power his epithet. His first reaction to finding a bullet hovering in midair is to ''eat it''.
* FatAndSkinny: Bugsy has a stocky build, while Arnold is much thinner.
* FountainOfYouth: Courtesy of Zora, [[spoiler:Bugsy is de-aged into a baby when he won't give up the Arsene Amulet, though he later reverts back to an adult when she deactivates off her epithet]].
* {{Jerkass}}: They're rude, snooty, consider their minions to be nothing but tools, and even have their minions gang up on Giovanni with little provocation.
* LogicalWeakness:
** Bugsy has to swallow the food in his mouth to turn it into an attack, so Giovanni foils him by superheating the soup he tries to eat.
** Arnold's coupons need to be scannable to allow them to work, so Giovanni and Ramsey render him unable to use them by soaking them in soup and turning them to gold, respectively. And another thing is, while having a load of coupons is a great idea, there is still the fact he has to sort through them all to find the one he wants to use, leaving him open in the process. He also can't just use them at will; there are conditions that must be met first, like needing four people to attack at once before he can buff their strength.
* ManChild: Bugsy shows shades of being this after Zora beats him. [[spoiler:He begins to whine like a child when Zora tries to take the Arsene Amulet from, and it annoys Zora so much that she decides he should lose the "Man" part of "Man Child" and then de-ages him.]]
* MeaningfulName: Arnold's last' name, "Markdown", refers to when a store lowers the price of an item, generally for the purpose of clearing out stock. Given that Arnold's epithet is "Coupon" and that he's ''obsessed'' with being a smart shopper, this suits him nicely.
* PersonalityPowers: Arnold's abilities are based around coupons, which is quite fitting considering he is obsessed with deals and savings.
* RandomEffectSpell: Bugsy's attacks are completely random, which makes Arnold's "2 for 1" coupons incredibly useful since they allow him to replicate a useful attack. He does imply that the quality of the consumed object can affect what his power produces, but his low creativity means that he likely hasn't tried very hard with seeing if he can deliberately produce an effect by eating certain foods.
* SmallNameBigEgo: The duo really let promotion get to their heads, using it as an excuse to act high-and-mighty and bully other Blasters. Naturally, they don't last long when faced with an experienced police officer.
* SmugSuper: They love to talk up their epithets and look down on mundie minions for not having anything comparable, even though Bellybutton and Coupon are on the weaker side of things.
* StatusBuff: "Coupon" allows Arnold to buff his teammates using his many on-hand coupons, with the effects of each buff determined by the specific coupon used.
* StoutStrength: Bugsy is rotund, but at four stars of stamina he's only slightly less bulky than Indus.
* SquishyWizard: Arnold's epithet allows him to buff his allies, like using a "2 for 1" coupon to allow Bugsy to replicate an attack a second time rather than try to get another useful attack from [[RandomEffectSpell his random epithet]], and heal him from Ramsey's crayon attack using an "exchange" coupon (that is, exchanging the attack for one of equal or lesser value). However, his stamina is as low as you can get, and, unlike the similarly low-stamina Percy, he seems completely useless in a fight without using his powers.
* SupportPartyMember: Arnold's epithet has no use in direct combat, but it can make Bugsy stronger and his enemies weaker, giving it a more supportive role.
* UnskilledButStrong: Bugsy's power is capable of some damage and he's even got some physical might to use, but its randomized nature makes it inconsistent and he himself doesn't have much actual skill. Fittingly his stats have fairly high stamina, but very low on creativity and proficiency.
* WeakButSkilled: Arnold isn't very useful in a head-on fight, but compensates through buffing and helping out his allies, shown by his stats being low on stamina but higher creativity and proficiency.
* WonderTwinPowers: Downplayed, but Arnold’s epithet is a good match for Bugsy’s since his "2 for 1" coupons allow Bugsy to get around the random nature of his attacks.

[[folder:Bugsy and Arnold's Banzai Team]]
!!Bugsy and Arnold's Banzai Team
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A group of Banzai Blasters that work under Arnold and Bugsy.

* PoliticallyCorrectVillain: One of them mistakes Percy for a man and quickly apologizes when corrected, before continuing on with their threat.
* RedshirtArmy: Non-lethal case. They outnumber Giovanni's gang and are very slightly better trained, but that still isn't enough to keep Percy from beating all of them up, leading to everyone being arrested by the end of the Redwood Run investigation.
* ZergRush: They take [[spoiler:the Arsene Amulet]] from Giovanni by dogpiling him on their bosses' orders. They attempt to overwhelm Percy the same way, concluding that she couldn't possibly take all of them, but Percy has ChainLightning and easily defeats them offscreen.

!!The Banzai Jennifers
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Meg [=McClain=] (Red), Lindsay Sheppard (Green), Creator/SarahWiedenheft (Yellow)
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/banzai_heathers.jpg]]

->''"Yeah, we're the Banzai Blasters, and, as of right now, we own this town."''

A trio of female Banzai Blasters that work under Arnold and Bugsy.
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* {{Expy}}: They're based on the titular characters from ''Theatre/{{Heathers}}''. Not only do they have the titular characters' color motifs, but they also all share the same name (in this case, Jennifer), like the Heathers.
* NoNameGiven: They lack actual names and are simply listed as "(Color) Banzai" in the credits. Jello later stated on his [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/190198786622/bowblasters-welcome-to-the-ee-heathers-tumblr Tumblr]] that they all share the name "Jennifer", and go by nicknames (Jenny, Jen, and [[OddNameOut Niffer]]) to differentiate themselves.
* OneSteveLimit: According to Jello, they all share the same first name of Jennifer, though they go by the nicknames of Jenny, Jen and Niffer to differentiate themselves. The fact that they all have the same name is yet another indication that they're based on the titular Theatre/{{Heathers}}.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: They all wear giant bows as part of their uniform to indicate that they're all women. Even their standard peashooters have bows on them! Additionally, they're the only Banzai Blasters that wear skirts instead of pants. Not even other female Banzai Blasters (such as Spike) wear anything besides the base coat-and-pants uniform.
* ValleyGirl: They all have the accent down at the very least.

!Bliss Ocean

!!Bliss Ocean
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/280_3.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The organization's logo.]]
A mundie terrorist organization that wants to eliminate all epithets. Among their top brass are Zora and a mysterious "Robot Girl".

* AntiMagicalFaction: They wish to eliminate epithets entirely, and seek the Arsene Amulet for this purpose.
* CoDragons: Apparently has four leading officers, called the Corps Officers, with Zora among them as #3.
* EliteFour: There are four leading officers, called the Corps Officers, that work for them. Currently, only Zora is revealed to be #3.
* HardWorkHardlyWorks: The reason for Bliss Ocean's hatred of epithets. As Zora puts it, a mundie could train and train and train, but all their skills could easily be trumped by someone who was lucky enough to be born with a superpower.
* NebulousEvilOrganization: Not many details about them are known. From what's been shown and stated in season 1, it's clear that they're a terrorist group made up of mundies and epithet users that share similar ideals, and they seem to want to get rid of epithets entirely. In addition, we only have clear looks at two of their members, one of which hasn't even been named yet beyond being referred to as "Robot Girl" in the credits. There's a third member in a red cloak with CoolShades, but that's it.
* TomTheDarkLord: A terrorist organization hellbent on destroying all epithets in existence... and their group name sounds more like the name for something like a shampoo product.

[[folder:Bliss Ocean's Leader]]
[[quoteright:247:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/280_63.png]]
->''"So... How did it go?"''

The enigmatic leader of Bliss Ocean, who appears at the end of each of the Season 1 arcs.

* BigBad: The leader of Bliss Ocean, who are in turn the main antagonists of the series, seeking the Arsene Amulet.
* TheSpook: Nothing is known about them, and it's up in the air as to what kind of character they are beyond being the leader of Bliss Ocean.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Zora]]
!!Zora Salazar
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/DawnMBennett
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[MyNameIsQuestionMarks ???]][[labelnote:'''Spoiler''']][[TimeMaster Sundial]][[/labelnote]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/zora_5.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Zora's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 3 ★★★☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 3 ★★★★☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 3 ★★☆☆☆]]

->''"Huntin' ain't no fun 'less there's a chase involved."''

A bounty-hunting cowgirl who's been sent to retrieve the Arsene Amulet from Giovanni, as well as #3 of the Corps Officers of Bliss Ocean.

* AdaptationNameChange: [[spoiler: In ''Roleplay/AnimeCampaign'', her epithet went by the name "Crepuscule", which is a fancier way of referring to twilight.]]
* ArcVillain: Serves as this for the Western Arc, being the most dangerous threat that Percy and Ramsey are up against.
* BerserkButton: She gets extremely pissed when anyone messes with her guns (which she made herself). Ramsey learned this the hard way when he mockingly smashed one of hers against a rock.
* BoomerangBigot: She is an inscribed member of an [[AntiMagicalFaction anti-inscribed organization]], since she believes that epithets give people an unfair advantage over mundies who'd have to spend their whole lives training to keep up.
* BornInTheWrongCentury: Gives the impression that she'd rather have lived in the actual old west, what with how she dresses like a cowboy and her fixation on dueling. Ramsey even lampshades this by asking if that's why she wears the cowboy getup, only to get shot in the face for his trouble.
* {{Cowboy}}: Cowgirl, in this case. She wears a brimmed cowboy hat and poncho, speaks with a Southern drawl, wields a revolver, is fixated on dueling, and is the main antagonist of the Western Arc.
* CurseCutShort: Happens to her two times when she [[spoiler: gets electrocuted by Percy via golden Ramsey, and when she realizes he swapped out the real amulet with a fool's gold copy.]]
* DepletedPhlebotinumShells: Is skilled enough with her epithet that she can imbue it into objects, like her bullets, allowing her to hit someone with her RapidAging effect from a ''distance''
* TheDreaded: Ramsey is visibly quaking in fear when she visits him in his Redwood Run jail cell, where he intentionally turned himself in to dodge her bounty.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: She ages the gun Percy tried to use to shoot her to dust and blows it in her face mockingly, but when Percy mentions that it was a gift, she actually says that she feels kind of bad about it now.
* FacialMarkings: Has three triangles around each eye. This is a result of her Epithet manifesting on her body due to its strength.
* FairPlayVillain: [[ZigZaggingTrope Zigzagged.]] As a thrill-seeker, she likes to give her targets a chance to escape her, but she also abuses her Epithet's power when she tries to catch them and is not above flaunting her superiority over Mundies when she has them at her mercy because of her Epithet. During the climax, she agrees to face Percy and Ramsey in an Epithet-free battle, before revealing that turning off her Epithet will also release on them a butt load of bullets she previously froze in time. [[spoiler:Then, the moment Ramsey makes her lose her temper by breaking her gun, she cheats by using her Epithet. However, after they manage to briefly knock her out and she calms herself, she decides to stop fighting, even though she would still be able to crush them. She admits that she lost because she didn't respect the rules and leaves without any more fuss, though she doesn't give up the Arsene Amulet like she said she would do if she lost.]]
* FinalBoss: [[spoiler:Of the Western Arc, and Season 1 in general.]]
* GracefulLoser: While it takes some time to get to that point, she does honestly admit that she cheated in her battle with Percy and Ramsey and concedes their fight to be a draw.
* GunsAkimbo: She doesn't always use both of her pistols at the same time, but shows she does have them when shooting Howie's building and taking out her second pistol after Ramsey broke her other one.
* HonorBeforeReason: She could just defeat her opponents in a single attack, but she doesn't since it would be boring for her and against the spirit of Bliss Ocean, choosing to engage in fair duels instead.
* {{Hypocrite}}:
** Hates Epithets because they make competitions of skill inherently unfair, but also likes to flaunt her superiority over others when she has them at her mercy because of her Epithet, such as with Howie. Her treatment of Howie is particularly egregious, since in theory he's the embodiment of everything she claims to respect-- a Mundie who's the best in his field through sheer hard work and dedication. During her fight with Percy and Ramsey, she [[spoiler:abuses the time-stopped bullets she set up beforehand and starts cheating to outright kill her opponents as soon as the fight becomes frustrating.]]
** Finds amusing to destroy Howie's construction site just to piss him off, but don't you dare damage one of her own possessions. Ramsey lampshades it.
-->'''Ramsey:''' Oh! So breaking stuff's only funny when it's not yours...
* LeanAndMean: She's 6'3'' and is described as a "beanpole of a woman," but she's also a bounty hunter who has no qualm with playing with victims.
* LogicalWeakness:
** Her powers can only take effect if [[spoiler:she's using them to affect a linear process. She can't do much against things that fall into a grey area of linearity or are completed too instantly to change, such as Ramsey breaking her gun by bashing it on a rock]].
** Her epithet cannot age [[spoiler:Ramsey when he's made entirely out of gold since gold in its pure state does not corrode.]]
** If she runs out of bullets, it takes time for her to reload her revolver, which can leave her open to attacks if she's not fast enough.
* KickTheDog: She destroys parts of Howie's construction site just to tick him off.
* MasterOfAll: All of her stats are in their third and final tier, putting her leagues above the other Epithet users in season one. Basically, take the star ratings under her folder here and add ten apiece.
* MeaningfulName: "Zora" is a Slavic name that can mean "dawn". [[spoiler: "Dawn" refers to the rising of the sun, hinting that her epithet is "Sundial".]]
* MercyLead: She arrives at Ramsey's cell to not only toy with him, but let him know that she was given another job to get the amulet and once she was done with that she ''will'' be coming after Ramsey. She offers him an hour to find a place to hide before she starts hunting him again.
* NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction: As a thrill-seeker, she hates epithets specifically for this reason, particularly her own.
* NoOntologicalInertia: [[spoiler:After she leaves Redwood Run, Bugsy and Howie return to their natural ages, though Jello confirmed on his Tumblr that this only happened because she deactivated her epithet to fight Percy and Ramsay]].
* PetTheDog: [[BreakingTheFourthWall She used her Epithet to make the commercial break of the Season 1 finale one minute shorter by speeding it up.]]
* ThePigPen: Apparently sleeps in the woods a lot, and is rather smelly as a result.
* PrecisionFStrike: When Ramsey smashes Zora’s gun against a rock the first time, she promptly says “Don’t f**king mess with my guns!”
* RapidAging: This is the strongest aspect of her power, [[spoiler:being able to age objects and people to the point of breaking down into dust]].
* StealthHiBye: She has a habit of vanishing from right in front of other people in a flash of light. [[spoiler:Even when it's revealed her powers allow her control over time, how exactly this is used to allow her to effectively teleport away from other people's sight isn't fully explained. A blinding glare starts shining when she almost cuts loose with it before dimming back to natural dusk when she stops, implying that the light itself is a part of her epithet.]]
* StoryBreakerPower: Invoked, discussed, and actively defied. [[spoiler: Her epithet is easily the best introduced so far, and her statistics show that even without it she could dominate most encounters with other people. The only reason Percy and Ramsey beat her in a fight at all is because Zora has her own code of honor and decides to back off herself after the duo pull off a clever ploy that let them do some damage to her. Even then, she admits it's only by her mercy they lived. However, it's ''because'' of this that she hates her epithet and tries to fight fair; it's such a huge crutch that VictoryIsBoring when she uses it. Those stats? She ''earned'' those [[EmpoweredBadassNormal statistics presumably through hard work,]] and she wants that hard work to matter. This is also why she's with Bliss Ocean.]]
* SuperpowerLottery: [[spoiler:Being able to control linear time processes to induce RapidAging makes her a clear winner of this.]]
* TimeMaster: [[spoiler:Her epithet specifically allows her to slow down, speed up, reverse, pause, or prolong any process, be it the firing of her bullets, a fall from a great height, the time of day, or the age of a person or object. The catch is that once a process has been finished, it's completely beyond her control; for instance, she cannot can't float back in the air once she hits the ground, and she can't "unbreak" what's already been broken.]]
* VictoryIsBoring: Her main motive for the amulet. Superpowers get pretty boring when you're stuck with the best one.
* VillainSong: "Great at Cowboy", the ending theme of the Western Arc, is sung by her, and the lyrics are all about how dangerous she is and how screwed her opponents are.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:"Robot Girl"]]
!!"Robot Girl" [[spoiler:(Yoomtah Zing)]]
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/SarahWiedenheft
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote:Spoiler]] https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/yoomtah.jpg[[/labelnote]]]]

A mysterious woman who was sent to steal the Arsene Amulet for her boss, but was unable to due to Mera and the Banzai Blasters' interference.

* EarlyBirdCameo: She appears at the end of the Museum Break-In Arc to set up the Western Arc, but she has no lines and is covered in shadow. She makes a more full appearance at the end of the first season, but still has no proper lines. The tags Jello uses on Tumblr make it clear that she's [[spoiler:Yoomtah]] from ''Anime Campaign'', but this isn't set to be revealed in the show itself until the potential second season.
* ExoticEyeDesigns: Has lightning bolts for pupils.
* FaceFramedInShadow: During her cameo in episode 4, her face is completely covered by shadow.
* FacialMarkings: Has what appears to be circles with a line through them on each cheek.
* GigglingVillain: While she doesn't speak during her cameo in episode 4, she does giggle quite a bit, especially when her boss reveals via text that they're sending Zora after Giovanni.
* MulticoloredHair: Has pinkish hair with yellow tips.
* PowerGlows: Several times during her short appearance at the end of episode 4, sparks emanate from her and the yellow parts of her hair and her FacialMarkings light up.
* RobotGirl: What she's referred to as in the credits of episode 4.
* ShockAndAwe: Between an eye catch referring to her as an "electric gremlin" and her ExoticEyeDesigns, she's heavily implied to have electricity-related powers.
* TheSleepless: According to an EyeCatch in episode 7, she never sleeps.
* StealthExpert: Despite mostly wearing white, going by what we see of the photos she took, she was ''inside the museum during the first arc, following the other characters around'', and ''no one'' noticed her.
* VillainInAWhiteSuit: She's a high-ranking member of Bliss Ocean dressed in a white suit.

!Assorted Criminals

[[folder:Mera]]
!!Mera Salamin
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Lindsay Sheppard
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[MyNameIsQuestionMarks ???]][[labelnote:'''Spoiler''']][[GlassCannon Fragile]][[/labelnote]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mera_2.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Mera's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★]]

->''"I've broken so many nails. ...and a toe, I think."''

A woman who wants to steal the Arsene Amulet and use it to steal Molly's Epithet.
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* AbsurdPhobia: Sylvie's [[YourWorstNightmare "Nightmare Fuel"]] attack reveals that she's afraid of [[spoiler:her own epithet]] ...also ducks. [[spoiler:Granted, her epithet ''would'' make it easy for a duck to hurt her.]]
-->'''Mera:''' They're small, and fast, and they bite okay?! ''(The camera briefly zooms in while the duck’s bill gives off an AudibleGleam.)''
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Her skin's a pale purple color, contrasting with the more relaistic skin-tones of the rest of the cast. Ramsey actually questions this in the non-canon "TWO-LOWEEN" script.
-->'''Ransey:''' Hey, can I ask why you're purple? Is that cool? I do art commissions and let me tell you there's a whole subgenre of people who are WAY into purple. Usually their characters are more of the "blueberry" persuasion in terms of shape, but hey, I don't judge--
* AntiVillain: She's a thief who has little issue stealling others' Epithets and who mistreats Indus with little care. That said, her motive for stealing Epithets is to [[spoiler:numb the pain she constantly feels thanks to her power, making her less then savory actions sympathtic to a degree.]]
* ArcVillain: Of the "Museum Break In" arc. She's the only person in Sweet Jazz Museum who wants to use the Arsene Amulet for its intended purpose of stealing epithets, and her powers are greater than anyone else's.
* BadBoss: She works Indus more like a house servant than a bodyguard, and berates him whenever his idiocy threatens their plans, which is all the time. [[spoiler:When she learns Indus has been cornered by the police, while she does show hints of concern for his well-being, she's still willing to do nothing since the object of her desire is finally within reach.]]
* BlessedWithSuck: Her Epithet is very powerful, but it comes with a terrible price she's all too keen to get rid of, namely [[spoiler:weakening her body and causing her great pain]].
* BornUnlucky: Given how strong her epithet is, you wouldn't expect this trope to apply, but a later revelation puts her squarely into this: namely, [[spoiler: that said Epithet passively affects her, making her much weaker than the average inscribed.]]
* CombinationAttack: She can use her epithet powers to shatter Indus's barriers and fling the pieces for a strong attack. She even refers to it as a "dual tech".
* DamageOverTime: [[spoiler:Her epithet's drawback is represented in-battle by this: as she uses her powers to fight, she takes chip damage represented by numbers textured like broken glass.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: Most of her dialogue consists of dryly delivered sarcasm. [[spoiler:Considering she's always in constant pain, this firmly plants her in StepfordSnarker territory.]]
* DisabilityImmunity: Sylvie's [[YourWorstNightmare Nightmare Fuel]] attack doesn't seem to effect her, which she claims is because of her epithet; [[AndIMustScream paying its price for the rest of her life means she's already living her nightmare]]. It ''does'' manage to summon a single duck, of all things, but that fear is apparently so weak compared to her main fear that she can dispatch it easily.
* DiscOneFinalBoss: [[spoiler:Her defeat only marks the end to the first half of season 1.]]
* EatingTheEyeCandy: Certainly seemed to appreciate Indus flexing without a shirt in the first episode.
* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: She has dark hair and very pale purple skin compared to everyone else's, and she's not actually an employee of the museum, since she's actually undercover to steal from it.
* FlechetteStorm: One of her moves, "Scattershot", is to break Indus's barriers and shoot out their shards rapidly for continuous damage.
* FragileSpeedster: She can't take much damage, but can move pretty quickly when she needs to. [[spoiler:Forming glass skates with her epithet helps with this, as her fight with Sylvie demonstrates.]]
* GlassCannon: Her Epithet is strong enough to take out powerhouses like Indus, but her stamina is the lowest of all the known Inscribed. [[spoiler:This frailty turns out to be a side effect of her Epithet, "Fragile", which makes her susceptible to potentially bone-breaking injury over anything that could only slightly hurt anyone else, such as breaking her whole foot whenever she stubs a toe]].
* GlassWeapon: [[spoiler:"Fragile" allows her to summon spikes of glass to attack with. They can jut out of surfaces as traditional SpikesOfDoom, or appear in her hands as makeshift weapons.]]
* HadToBeSharp: She's a very ruthless and cunning person, but given what we later find out about her epithet, it's a given that she had to become such just to survive.
* HardWorkHardlyWorks: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. [[spoiler: She trained hard to be able to withstand the constant pain she's in thanks to her Epithet, to the point that this is part of the reason why she refuses to just get rid of it altogether.]]
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: A platonic example; she's the tiny girl to Indus' huge guy.
* IllGirl: She's shown to have been this in her youth, presumably due to the effect her Epithet has on her stamina.
* LifeDrain: One of her epithet's techniques is to drain stamina from other people to heal herself. [[spoiler:This also makes their bodies as weak as hers while also repairing her own, making this a case of RequiredSecondaryPowers.]]
* LonelyRichKid: Implied to be her background in a flashback at the start of episode 4. Judging from what's seen of her bedroom, she seems to have come from a well-off family, but she still stares out of her window while children are laughing in the distance, implying that she wants to join them but can't. [[spoiler:It's likely due to her Epithet having the unfortunate side effect of her getting injured very easily.]]
* LoneWolfBoss: She's an independent villain who wants the Arsene Amulet for her own means, being unconnected to the larger forces of the Banzai Blasters and Bliss Ocean.
* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: Right before [[spoiler: Dr. Beefton replaced Sylvie]] she casually mentions how she broke ''most of her bones'' and she's not complaining about it. [[DownplayedTrope Mostly]]. [[spoiler: Given the nature of her epithet, she definitely trained herself to be able to not complain about it every five seconds.]]
* MeaningfulName: Both her first name and last name are words that mean "mirror" or "glass" in other languages. [[spoiler:Her epithet is "Fragile", and mirrors and glass are known for being very fragile.]]
* MotiveRant: Gives these out a ''lot'' whenever she fights or whenever someone says something that sets her off. [[spoiler: This is eventually exploited by Molly, who dumbs down the world around Mera after deliberately pushing her to bloviate about how much her life sucked, so that Mera doesn't notice Giovanni until the man is within batting range.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook: She's only a little taller then Molly and Sylvie, making her look like she's around their ages (12-15), but she's actually 27-years-old, making her older than even ''Indus''.
* PetTheDog: [[spoiler: She seems genuinely touched when Molly uses her epithet to numb her constant pain and give her some brief moment of peace after she's arrested. And when Molly offers to help her more (once she's out of prison), Mera gives her a reluctant, yet sincere, "Thank you."]]
* PieEyed: Very subtly. Her pupils are a very pale blue with a small wedge missing to resemble chipped glass. She notably doesn't have these during her flashback in episode four, implying that there was a specific moment where this fissure came to be.
* PowerIncontinence: [[spoiler:Her Epithet is the only known Epithet to passively affect its user. This is particularly strange because other users of Epithets that are negative adjectives do not suffer from the same drawback, for instance, Molly's Epithet is Dumb, but Molly is '''very far from dumb''', and Silvie is not constantly sleepy despite having the Epithet Drowsy.]]
* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:She and Indus are arrested at the end of the Museum Break In Arc, and are thus absent from the story in later episodes.]]
* PunnyName: Both parts of her name are words that can mean "mirror". In other words, her name is ''literally'' "Mirror Mirror", a play on the phrase "Mirror, mirror, on the wall" from ''Literature/SnowWhite''.
* RequiredSecondaryPowers:
** PlayedStraight with her [[LifeDrain Stamina Drain]], which allows her to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin drain the stamina of whoever she uses it on]], healing herself in the process. [[spoiler: Given later reveals about her epithet, it's safe to say that if she lacked this ability, she'd be dealing with '''far more pain''' than she's dealing with right now.]]
** {{Averted|Trope}}, however, when it comes to pain resistance. She's just as vulnerable to pain as the average person, if not even more so, [[spoiler: which is why she wants to steal Molly's Epithet.]]
* ShipTease: Indus' flexing gets her [[EatingTheEyeCandy attention]], they live together and she gets pretty flustered when asked if she likes him.
* SmugSnake: Can certainly come across as arrogant and outright rude when she wants to, despite needing someone else to do most of the heavy hitting for her.
* SpontaneousWeaponCreation: [[spoiler: Part of her epithet allows her to create weapons and objects made of glass. During her fight with Sylvie, she creates jagged barriers, throwing knives, a spear, and ''ice skates'' while trying to get past his defenses.]]
* StarterVillain: She's the villain of the first story arc, and while dangerous, she's just a single person who isn't too evil outside of wanting to take the Arsene Amulet, and later villains like Zora are much stronger than her.
* SunkCostFallacy: [[spoiler:She outright rejects the thought of getting rid of her own epithet if it causes her so much pain, rather than stealing Molly's against her will, because she spent the past decade training to reach her current level of power and doesn't want to give it up.]]
* TouchOfDeath: [[spoiler: Voluntarily [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]]. Her Epithet could allow her to kill whoever she touches, but the only time we see something similar is when she grabs Sylvie and harms his ribcage so much that it's about to shatter.]]
* SureLetsGoWithThat: Her reaction when Sylvie assumes that she just wants to take an early look at the amulet.
* TragicVillain: She plans a museum heist for months in advance, wants to steal a small child's epithet against her will, and will gladly hurt or kill anyone who stands in her way, but her motivations are sympathetic: [[spoiler:she wants relief from the constant pain her frail body suffers every day under her Epithet, and since the only other way to heal herself is to [[LifeDrain steal stamina from others]], she figures she may as well lean into that]].
* {{Tsundere}}: She is of the "harsh" variety, especially towards Indus. She verbally smacks him around most of the time and claims to only keep him around for free labor, but at the very least finds him attractive when [[DistractedByTheSexy he rips his shirt off in front of her]], and stammers when Molly asks if she actually likes him. [[spoiler:He's also the only one to coax out her nice side towards others, nudging her into reluctantly but genuinely thanking Molly for her kindness.]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Indus]]
!!Indus Tarbella
!!!'''Voiced by:''' [[Creator/TeamFourStar Anthony Sardinha]]
!!!'''Epithet:''' {{Barrier|Warrior}}
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[[caption-width-right:350:Indus' Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆]]
[[caption-width-right:350:[[labelnote:Click to see alternate stats]][softreturn]'''Barrier:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[softreturn]'''Barrier:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[softreturn]'''Barrier:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★[[/labelnote]]]]

->''"My epithet is BARRIER!!!"''

Mera's incredibly loyal, buff, and dim-witted bodyguard.

His epithet, "Barrier", creates barriers of varying size, be they big enough to act as bulletproof walls or small enough to hold in his hand.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: He has darker skin than most of the cast, though not to the same extent as the explicitly biracial Molly. He makes mention of growing up in the desert, and as outlined under MeaningfulName, both parts of his name come from locations in Pakistan, suggesting he might be this universe's counterpart of South Asian.
* AntiVillain: He's only a villain by working with Mera, as he's a pretty genuine, friendly person.
* BarrierWarrior: Between his Epithet ability and powerful physique.
* {{Catchphrase}}: Bordering on VerbalTic, he has an almost reflexive habit of spouting out the fact that his epithet is Barrier. From being asked about it, to saying it in situations where barriers can be used, to using it as a conversation starter, all the way up to muttering about it in his sleep. If a situation has even a remote reason for him to tell people about the fact his epithet is Barrier, he will do so.
* TheDragon: Serves as Mera's closest ally during the heist.
* DumbMuscle: Indus is strong and durable, but his intelligence makes you wonder if Molly somehow used her epithet on him without realizing it. He actually tries to get Molly off the chair she's been duct-taped to by ''hitting'' the tape with one of his barriers rather than just untying her.
* FriendlyEnemy: Despite targeting Molly on Mera's orders, he always remains extremely friendly and polite towards her and her companions.
* FriendToAllChildren: Manages to excite and easily relate to the kids on the tour. Molly comments that he made a much better tour guide while undercover than Mera did.
* HiddenDepths: As seen during his tour guide lecture on the Arsene Amulet, as well as one of his character splash cards, Indus has a surprising affinity for history.
* HonorBeforeReason: Indus is big on honor, even when it goes against clear orders from the much smarter Mera. For example, he releases Giovanni and Molly from their prison in episode 2 to return the favor of warning him about Giovanni's "ten hundred minions" that aren't actually real.
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: A platonic example; the huge guy to Mera's tiny girl.
* LargeHam: He loudly narrates all of his actions, and in particular always shouts his epithet, which he would like you to know is '''BARRIER!!!''' Mera is shocked that he manages to sneak into a room at one point (thanks to Molly creating a quiet bubble around him), because he never does anything quietly.
* MadeOfIron: No one can so much as scratch him during his fights, and after smashing through a wall, he gets up and starts walking around as if it didn't even happen.
* {{Manchild}}: He has a few shades of this, like when he's at the Dinosaur exhibit at the museum, going around looking at the different fossil skeletons almost like a little kid would.
* MeaningfulName: There exists the Tarbela Dam in Pakistan, which is located on the Indus River. In other words, a Barrier named Tarbela blocks water from the Indus river.
* MinionWithAnFInEvil: Mera tries to set him up as a powerful threat, but he's so nice and innocent that he rarely comes across as one, never fighting anyone unless they provoke/challenge him and being overly courteous to the people he's supposed to be capturing or fending off.
* MoralityPet: Despite being a victim of Mera's verbal abuse, it's hinted that she keeps him around because she actually likes him to some degree, and not just for "free labor". [[spoiler:He also succeeds at gently coaxing Mera into genuinely thanking Molly for offering to help with her epithet problems.]]
* MrFanservice: He has a well-toned incredibly buff body, with most of his screentime having him without a shirt and flexing, showing off his rippling muscles. At the very least Mera is rather appreciative of this.
* NiceGuy: He's one of the kindest characters of the series, despite being an antagonist. If he weren't working for Mera, he'd be no threat at all.
* NoIndoorVoice: ''BARRIER!''
* ObfuscatingStupidity: Averted; Sylvie falls into an overplanning stupor because he assumes that Indus must be faking his complete idiocy, but no, he really is that simple-minded.
* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:He and Mera are arrested at the end of the Museum Break In Arc, and are thus absent from the story in later episodes.]]
* RealMenCanCook: One of the character splash cards mentions that he does all the cooking in the apartment he and Mera live in, and that he's gotten pretty good at it.
* SayingTooMuch: He ends up talking about the Arsene Amulet during the Sweet Jazz Museum tour to get the kids interested, even when Mera tries to shut him up. This is how Sylvie learns of the amulet's existence and why stays at the museum that night.
* SayMyName: While it isn't to the same extent as him announcing the fact his epithet is Barrier, he also has a habit of telling people the fact his name is Indus Tarbella. Mainly as a preface for him saying that his epithet is Barrier.
* ShieldBash: The only special epithet attack Indus uses is firing a large barrier forward to push his opponents away. Given that he mostly fights Banzai Blasters, this is still enough to win most bouts in a single blow.
* ShooOutTheClowns: [[spoiler:He's captured by the police relatively early on in the finale of the "Museum Break In" arc, leaving room for the more serious second half.]]
* TattooAsCharacterType: He has tattoos representing the sun and tortoise shells across his upper body. While the given reason for their presence is symbolizing defense, they also bring to mind his sunny demeanor and "slow" mentality.
* UndyingLoyalty: To Mera, who he pledged his servitude toward after she beat him in a duel.
* UnskilledButStrong: Downplayed since he's still very proficient in his epithet, but Indus has less Creativity than the other characters and overall is left with less versatile abilities. He doesn't need anything advanced, though, since he's physically strong and has a great defensive epithet.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: He sheds his shirt during the museum tour and never bothers to replace it before or during the heist. [[MrFanservice Not that Mera's complaining.]]
* WaxOnWaxOff: He ''claims'' Mera’s been training him this way, but odds are that her laundry and taxes aren’t doing much to hone his fighting skills.
* WhenAllYouHaveIsAHammer: He's a little too reliant on his epithet at times. For example, he tries to free Molly from duct tape by hitting it with a small barrier until she tells him to [[StatingTheSimpleSolution just rip it off]].
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Ramsey]]
!!Ramsey Murdoch
!!!'''Voiced by:''' William T. Sopp
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[MidasTouch Goldbricker]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Ramsey's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★★★☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★]]

->''"I don't need money, kid. I literally just made this worth my time."''

A rat-faced underworld appraiser and con artist with a ''literal'' heart of gold. He forms an uneasy alliance with Percy to save his own skin from the bounty hunter Zora.
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His epithet, "Goldbricker", can transmute his body and anything he touches into solid gold and back.

* AbsurdPhobia: According to his EyeCatch, Ramsey hates and judges birds.
* ActionSurvivor: For someone who has a two-star Stamina and an epithet not suited for combat, he makes up for this by being cunning enough to get out of the sticky situations he finds himself in [[spoiler:(especially while getting chased by Zora attempting to both kill him and Percy)]]. There is a reason why his Creativity is his highest stat.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: He lets Zora chop off his arm so Percy can uncuff herself and create whatever wizard towers she could. However, he's able to transmute his severed arm into gold and reattach to the rest of his body so he can hold Zora in a bear hug and conduct the electricity from Percy's towers.]]
* AnimalMotifs: Rodents, given how his face is typically described to look like a rat or gerbil.
* BreakTheHaughty: Ramsey acts like a cool criminal while negotiating, but as soon as he's put into a situation where he's at risk of being (legitimately) arrested or losing his head, he gets extremely panicky.
* CatSmile: Makes this face from time to time.
* ConArtist: He is one, in addition to art forger. His trademark is trading heaps of gold made from his epithet for company stocks and bonds, and then transforming the gold back into dirt "[[NoodleImplements or worse]]" days after the transaction.
* DeadpanSnarker: He has a lot of remarks during the Western arc.
* {{Deuteragonist}}: Of the Western Arc.
* ExtraOreDinary: He reflexively turns part of his body into gold when he's threatened, particularly the parts that a gun is aimed at. He is also capable of turning his entire body into gold and remain mobile in that state.
* FaceOfAThug: Beyond the rather creepy solid gold fake eye, his face at many times is described as gross, ugly, and incredibly shady. In spite of that and his criminal record, however, he's not all that bad of a guy, with him being quite helpful to Giovanni and Percy.
* GlassEye: A variant. One of his eyes is plain white, while the other is a solid gold prosthetic. He lost the original to a mundie.
* GoldTooth: One of his teeth is gold, reflecting both his shifty nature and his ability to turn things into gold and back.
* HawaiianShirtedTourist: He has a [[SharpDressedMan business suit]], but during the Western Arc he ditches it for a tourist outfit, since he sees being in Redwood Run as a vacation.
* HiddenDepths: Despite being inscribed himself, he makes it a point to not look down on mundies since he's seen first hand what they can do without powers. He's also a freelance artist on the side and will even accept weirder commissions without judging.
* HonorAmongThieves: Because his epithet allows him to turn things into gold, he doesn't try to steal the Arsene Amulet from Giovanni, and this is implied to be why the Banzai Blasters, and presumably other crooks, use him to appraise their stolen goods.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Uses ''crayons'' against Bugsy at one point.
* InformedDeformity: He's described by several people (including himself) as being terribly ugly and rodent-like, and Giovanni reacts with extreme disgust when the two first meet [[note]]Though this was, in part, due to the percieved creepiness of Ramsey's golden eye[[/note]]. Despite this, Ramsey is drawn no more or less hideous than anyone else in the cast--shifty-faced, to be sure, but not nearly as bad as everyone makes him out to be.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: [[IncrediblyLamePun Naturally]]. Sure, he's a cowardly scumbag who has willingly screwed over a ''lot'' of people over time, but he genuinely comes to like and care about Percy, having a few PetTheDog moments throughout the season. He also helps Giovanni escape, even though he has no particular reason to do so.
* LovableCoward: He spends most of the Western Arc trying to find a way to leave town before anyone can catch him, only to get dragged back into the fray, but his funny lines and HiddenHeartOfGold prevent him from losing audience sympathy.
* ManOfKryptonite: When Ramsey turns his entire body into gold, he becomes immune to [[spoiler:Zora's [[TimeMaster epithet]] since gold in its pure state does not corrode.]]
* MeaningfulName: For his epithet. "Goldbricking" is a term that means trying to pass something off as more valuable than it is. Although he uses it in a literal sense to turn objects into gold, it could also describe his work as a forger. It's also a tad [[IronicName ironic]], since in his first arc he spends most of his time trying to seem ''less'' dangerous (and therefor valuable in a fight) to Percy than he actually is.
* MidasTouch: His epithet in a nutshell, though he can fully control this and change things back as well.
* MightAsWellNotBeInPrisonAtAll: This is why he turned himself in at Redwood Run in an attempt to escape the bounty Zora's chasing. He acts like he's on vacation, with Zora lampshading how easily he could get out when she comes by.
* NervousWreck: Tends to get extremely jittery whenever a situation doesn't go his way, especially during the Western Arc where he's trapped between a [[TheComicallySerious comically serious]] police officer and a [[TheDreaded dreaded]] bounty hunter while also pretending to be a mundie.
* NoodleIncident: [[spoiler:Percy, after seeing his epithet, recalls an incident where man came in to report a case of ''Golden Buttocks''.]]
-->'''Ramsey:''' Ah, yeah. Operation Mid-Ass.
** As of right now, exactly how he lost his eye. All we know is that he lost it to a mundie, and the incident taught him never to underestimate them.
* OnlySaneMan: Serves as this in the Western Arc. Compared to everyone else in Redwood Run, he generally has a clearer eye for reality, frequently pulling back or objecting to Percy and Giovanni's more out-there world views. The bar fight in episode 6 pushes him to his limit, though, as the sheer absurdity of the situation is just too much to handle.
-->'''Ramsey:''' Am I having an aneurysm, what is happening?!
* PetTheDog: Despite being a criminal, Ramsey has a lot of moments that show he isn't so bad.
** When Percy admits to having low stamina, he quickly offers her his pinecone to gain some back.
** He gives Percy a pep talk about how her epithet doesn't define her, telling her that even without the stamina to use her epithet, she can still be more than good at her job.
** Immediately after defeating Zora, instead of running off when he had the chance, he instead checks on Percy to make sure if she's okay.
* PointyEars: They add to his rat-like appearance.
* ReplacedWithReplica: [[spoiler: While he had Zora in a bear-hug, he replaced the amulet with a gold replica which he later returns to Percy.]]
* ScarsAreForever: He has a scar running straight down through his right eye, with it starting beneath his eyebrow and extending slightly below the eyelid, indicating that whatever the reason is that he lost his eye, it involved being stabbed or slashed by something sharp.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Subverted. He ''tries'' to do this when Zora makes it clear that she'll come after him once she has the amulet, but he never really gets the chance to run.
* StealthPun: His epithet allows him to turn into solid gold, and his name is Ramsey. He is [[Creator/GordonRamsay Golden Ramsey]].
* StraightManAndWiseGuy: The wise guy to Percy's straight man in the Western Arc.
* YouDirtyRat: His appearance is literally rat-faced, what with the ears and general rodent-like face, and he's a shift sort who uses his epithet for crime.

!Redwood Run

[[folder:Gorou]]
!!Gorou Shimizaki
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Ari Ross
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[BlowYouAway Bluster]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gorou_eyecatch_8.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Gorou's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★☆☆☆☆]]

->''"Pew, pew! Pew! P-(GUNSHOT) Whoops, heh! Looks like the safety was off! Huhuh! Pew pew! Pew, pew!"''

The incompetent sheriff of Redwood Run.
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His epithet, "Bluster", allows him to blow ''very slightly'' harder than average blowing.

* BlowYouAway: His epithet is supposedly this, but really it's so weak that it's pretty much useless.
* DemotedToExtra: In ''Anime Campaign'', Gorou was a player character in the first main session. In ''Epithet Erased'', he still appears in the equivalent Western Arc (unlike Eros and Meryl), but is just a gag character who doesn't participate in any fights.
* DonutMessWithACop: Aside from the open dozen sitting on his desk, this man wears a donut bolo tie, twirls a gun with a donut-shaped handle and sports a beard full or possibly ''made'' of sprinkles. Not hard to guess his favorite snack.
* EyesAlwaysShut: He's never seen opening his eyes, fitting his unobservant attitude. He only opens them when he's startled by his gun firing.
* JugglingLoadedGuns: He likes to play with his pistol without putting the safety on it, so it's a good thing bullets aren't lethal in ''Epithet Erased''.
* NeverLearnedToRead: Is apparently illiterate, as he plans to use the Bartender's special "SPELL-'EM-UP SOUP!" to learn how to spell. Keep in mind, said soup only features 22 letters of the alphabet.
* PoliceAreUseless: [[ExaggeratedTrope Unbelievably so]]. He hands out free guns to visitors and seems genuinely surprised when Percy describes ''solving crimes'' as part of his job. Ramsey claims that the ''only'' reason he got the job was the fact that, lame as his epithet is, he's the ''only'' person in town who has one. Ramsey even chose Redwood Run to turn himself in specifically because being in his jail cell is more like staying in a hotel, which he could easily escape if needed.
* RequiredSecondaryPowers: His epithet actually has [[HeartIsAnAwesomePower decent potential to be powerful]] with a little creative interpretation of "bluster", but his utter ''lack'' of creativity and him being rather ditzy means he only uses it to blow a donut off a table.
* SuperBreath: This is how he applies his epithet, but he can only do it strongly enough to ''barely'' push a donut off a table. His total lack of willpower or creativity stifles any applications his epithet might otherwise have.
* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: His epithet is the genuinely lamest power a person could have, with his stats being a miserable single star across the board.

[[folder:The Bartender]]
!!Howdy Morning the Bartender
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Jordan Dash Cruz
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bartender_1_7.png]]

->''"I used to be a government experiment!"''

The mundie bartender of Redwood Run's tavern.

* AbnormalAmmo: His shotgun shoots soup. Specifically, his bar's house special, "Spell-'Em-Up Soup". Bugsy uses this to his advantage, as does Giovanni.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Very much so. His time as a government experiment may have something to do with it.
* HandicappedBadass: He's completely blind, and apparently can't taste or smell, but is no less dangerous for it.
* NoIndoorVoice: Shouts almost every word at the top of his lungs.
* TheThingThatWouldNotLeave: He got his job because he lived in the woods for ages, so when they built the town, he refused to move and they eventually built that tavern ''around'' him.
* UnwittingTestSubject: He openly admits to being a government experiment, as quoted above, though the "unwitting" part is ambiguous.
* WildCard: When the bar brawl begins, he tries to help Percy and Ramsey by shooting Bugsy with soup. When it's revealed that Bugsy can use the soup to prepare random attacks, he ''keeps'' shooting soup into Bugsy's mouth just because he's excited to shoot a customer in the face.

[[folder:The Bartender's Cat]]
!!Bartender's Cat
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Marissa Lenti
[[quoteright:182:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bartenters_cat_0.png]]

->''"Meow!"''

The bartender’s trusty cat.

* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: Wears a coonskin cap much like his owner. He also wears a can around his neck.
* BadassAdorable: Is able to wield the bartender's shotgun.
* CuteKitten: He manages to look pretty adorable despite being stuck in a run-down town.

[[folder:Howie]]
!!Howie Honeyglow
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Justice Washington
!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''
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[[caption-width-right:350:Howie's Stats:[softreturn]'''Stamina:''' '''★MAX★'''[softreturn]'''Proficiency:''' Lv. 3 ★★☆☆☆[softreturn]'''Creativity:''' Lv. 1 ★★★★★]]

->''"You can be as mundane as you like when you know how to do your goddamn job."''

A mundie construction worker who has a strained history with Percy.

* AlliterativeName: '''H'''owie '''H'''oneyglow.
* AmbiguouslyHuman: He's a mundie, but has stats that outrank most Inscribed and steam seems to rise from him after the Banzai Blasters interfere with his job.
* AnimalMotif: Bees. His last name is ''Honey''glow, his hat has a bee on it, he refers to his employees as "worker bees", and he's skilled at construction.
* BadassBaritone: The most physically-powerful member of the cast introduced thus far, and has the deepest voice to boot.
* BadassBoast: When he tells Ramsey that if someone like Percy with an epithet can do construction work in two hours, then he'll just have to do it in ''one''. His work backs up this claim that Ramsey asks whether or not Howie had an epithet and is even more impressed when Percy says he's just a mundie who's really good at his job.
* BadassNormal: He doesn’t have an epithet, yet his stats are incredibly high with his Stamina stat being outright maxed out.
* BerserkButton: Several, all involving jobs.
** Absolutely do not interrupt or damage his work and if you do, you’d better quickly apologize. If you don’t, get ready for a wrench in the face.
** People who don’t do their job or are unqualified for them. Simply thinking about people like that pisses off Howie.
* BenevolentBoss: He makes sure to reward his worker bees when they do a good job.
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: ''And how.'' Despite his lack of an epithet, he has enough physical strength to bend a wrench, throw it like a boomerang to [[CurbStompBattle knock down three Banzai Blasters at once]], and then bend it back into shape. All with one hand.
* ExtremeOmnivore: His favorite snack? ''A screw covered in honey.''
* HadToBeSharp: His CharlesAtlasSuperpower skills are due to the fact that he needs to be able to keep up with epithet users like Percy who can throw up buildings in two hours.
* MasterOfAll: His stamina is at max level, his proficiency is two stars of the last level, and his creativity is max of the first level.
* PeekABangs: Has bangs that cover the left side of his face.
* RidiculouslyFastConstruction: Can build ''insanely'' fast for [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower someone with no epithet, just skill and muscle]].
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: His favorite snack is honey, usually drenched over a hexagonal screw. He beams whenever he talks about it.
* TranquilFury: When the Banzai Jennifers shoot the building he'd been fixing (after he specifically asked to be left out of the confrontation), he grows angry enough that [[HighPressureEmotion steam starts rising off him like a cloud]] but never raises his voice above a terse growl.
-->'''Howie:''' I ''said''... [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Let me do.]] ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis My goddamned job.]]''
* {{Workaholic}}: He fully planned to work himself to death by 35, feeling living past that meant he didn't work hard enough.
* WouldHitAGirl: Had no problem attacking three female Banzai Blasters once they directly interfered with his work.
* WrenchWhack: Oddly combines this with a BattleBoomerang by bending his wrench slightly before throwing it.
* TheWorfEffect: Is quickly taken out and aged into an old man by Zora to show Zora’s point of epithets always trumping skill and strength.

!Lorelai's Dream Worlds
[[folder:Scaregrow]]
!!Scaregrow
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KentWilliams
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->''"I am the Scaregrow. Try to weasel your way past me and your friends will learn why a group of crows is called a murder."''

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* CreepyCrows: He commands an army of these to do his bidding, each one wearing their own NiceHat.
* PumpkinPerson: Has a Jack-O-Lantern for a head and a jack-o-lantern shaped emblem as part of his hat.
* ScaryScarecrows: With his creepy appearance, voice, and the fact that he commands an army of crows, he certainly fits the bill.

[[folder:Spelling Bee]]
!!Spelling Bee
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Paul Guyet
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->''"No matter which one the girl chooses, I will be able to claim the other spelling is the correct one and that hers is... wrrrrong. Perfect!"''

* GrammarNazi: He doesn't seem to take use of improper grammar or spelling well, dismissing the arguments of those guilty of such mistakes as "invalid" judging by his Kickstarter trailer bio.
* TrrrillingRrrs: Being the snooty, unimpressed school teacher he appears to be, he tends to roll his Rs whenever he speaks.

[[folder:Graham]]
!!Graham
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KeithSilverstein
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->''"Have you come to avenge your tiny village? To slay me? I will not die! Not here! Not now! NOT EVER!!!"''

* AnimateInanimateObject: He is a gargantuan dragon-like monster made entirely out of s'mores.
* TheDragon: Figuratively and literally to Lorelai, as he is a dragon made out of s'mores and appears by her side in the first scene of the Kickstarter trailer.
* EyelessFace: He has two smoldering crater-like holes where his eyes would be.
* EdibleThemeNaming: His name comes from the graham cracker, one of the three ingredients that make up s'mores.
* GentleGiant: According to his bio in the Kickstarter trailer, he is "the size of a skyscraper" but is "actually just a big sweetheart".
* MagmaMan: The molten s'mores that make up his body highly resemble magma.

!Other Characters

[[folder:Sylvie/Beefton]]
!!Dr. Sylvester "Sylvie" Ashling
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Zack Maher
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[TheSandman Drowsy]]
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->''"I-I told you before! I'm not... a kid. And trust me. If I'm the one dealing with those thieves? They'll be out cold before they have a chance to make the same mistake!"''

A 15-year-old psychologist who investigates interactions between Epithets and the human psyche. After overhearing Indus talking about the Arsene Amulet, he stayed in the museum so that he can find and study it.

His epithet, "Drowsy", lulls his targets to sleep using a cloud of pollen-like dust. Sylvie can also pull from his target's dreams or nightmares and bring them to life.
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* AdjustingYourGlasses: By the bridge. They also [[ScaryShinyGlasses turn opaque]] for a moment when he does so.
* AnimalMotifs: Has a mild sheep motif, what with his counting sheep attack and woolly sweater hood.
* BadassBookworm: A college graduate and licensed psychologist [[TeenGenius at the age of 15]], and while he's not ''quite'' as capable a fighter as he claims, he's still pretty powerful, putting up a good fight against Molly and Giovanni at the same time, and later nearly defeating Mera all by himself.
* BerserkButton: He really doesn't like being called a kid.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Despite Mera threatening to take his epithet earlier, and having just been crushed by a piece of ceiling Mera brought down a moment ago, he still drags himself out of the rubble to stop Mera from taking Molly's epithet, due to her being his FirstFriend.
* BroughtDownToNormal: [[spoiler: His powers are temporarily stolen by Mera in Episode 4, courtesy of the Arsene Amulet. Molly manages to return them to him after Mera is defeated.]]
* CountingSheep: Sylvie's dust can take the form of a herd of sheep. He even uses this as the attack name. Also referenced by one of his [[EyeCatch Eye Catches]], which states that he's tried counting how many sheep he can summon at once but always falls asleep first.
* DeathOfAThousandCuts: His "Counting Sheep" attack is like this. Each sheep can only deal a small amount of damage per nibble, but the sheer volume of them can overwhelm opponents.
* FriendlessBackground: Apparently he's never had time to actually make them, and hasn't really been able to relate to others for that matter. [[spoiler:He ultimately forms his first friendship with Molly at the end of the Museum Break In Arc.]]
* HeelFaceTurn: Once he realizes that Mera is the one who wants to steal the Arsene Amulet and was manipulating him, he joins Molly and Giovanni's side to help take her down.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: It is remarkably easy for Mera to convince him that she has no ulterior motives for looking for the Arsene Amulet and that the real thieves are Molly and Giovanni (who wants to steal the amulet, but doesn't really care about its powers).
* InsistentTerminology: He ''really'' does not like being called a kid, despite being only 15 years old.
* JekyllAndHyde: While not ''evil'', precisely, Beefton is Sylvie's ShadowArchetype; while Sylvie is cautious, intellectual, and cunning, Beefton is brutal, aggressive, and straightforward.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's initially standoffish and rude towards Giovanni and Molly, even after they prove they're not the real bad guys in this situation. But once he hears Molly offhandedly mention her dead mother, he offers her a free therapy session and as he's been wheeled away in an ambulance asks if Molly really meant what she said about being his friend. He even tries to stop Mera from taking Molly's epithet, although that ends up with him temporarily losing his.
--> '''Sylvie:''' (''through gritted teeth'') Don't, touch her.
* KillerYoYo: When he isn't using his dream powers, Sylvie fights with a yo-yo.
* LabCoatOfScienceAndMedicine: He appears to wear one over his hoodie, keeping with his intellectual persona.
* LogicalWeakness: Sylvie's sleeping dust is spread through the air, so anything that affects the surrounding air can push it away before it works, even something as weak as Giovanni's soup-steam.
* MeaningfulName: "Ashling" is an anglicized form of the Irish first name "Aisling", which can mean "dream". Ironically, given Sylvie's attempts to seem mature, both versions of the name are traditionally feminine.
* MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate: He claims to study interactions between epithets and human minds. Given what he pulled on Molly, it's not hard to imagine all the [[invoked]]NightmareFuel he might've subjected his test subjects to, intentional or otherwise. His supposed doctorate is also easily called into question, given that he's still only fifteen; on his splash screen, the "Dr." part of his name is scribbled in red instead of being the same font as the rest of his name.
* NervousWreck: Sylvie is implied to be this. He manically overthinks how to deal with Indus and manages to nearly have a nervous breakdown due to paranoia. Sylvie also mentions he never feels safe.
-->'''Sylvie:''' (''thinking about Indus'') He's trying to lure me into a false sense of security! Well joke's on him! I've never been secure in my life!"
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]. When he stops Mera from taking Molly's epithet, she proceeds to steal his instead, leaving him weak and in pain on the floor. Immediately after this, Giovanni (at the request of Molly) returns his epithet to him, and thanks to Giovanni claiming that Molly and Sylvie are [[InnocentBystander mere hostages]], he's spared any consequences for the property damage during Dr. Beefton's rampage. And, at the end of it all, Molly keeps her word to be his friend.
* OnlyFriend: [[spoiler:Molly becomes his first ''real'' friend at the end of the Museum Break In Arc.]]
* PetTheDog: After finding out Molly's mom is dead, he offers her a free therapy session.
* PowerIncontinence: He can ''summon'' [[LiteralSplitPersonality Beefton]], and that's about it. Anything beyond that point, Sylvie doesn't really have any control over. He also seems to have some issues controlling his sleeping dust; Molly bumping into him in the first episode was enough to accidentally trigger it and knock her out.
* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:He's sent to a hospital after the events of the Museum Break-In Arc, and has been absent from story since then.]]
* TheSandman: His powerset is based on this, being able to put people to sleep with dust and access their dreams.
* SanitySlippage: His thoughts on how to get past Indus quickly devolve into him screaming [[MadnessMantra "BEEF AND SHEEP!"]] over and over again in his head for forty seconds.
* ScaryShinyGlasses: His glasses shine when he pushes them up by the bridge, though given his general demeanor it doesn't make him look much more intimidating.
* SmallNameBigEgo: He's very pompous when it comes to his own epithet and acts very smug a lot of the time. The reason he's even at the museum so late is that he thinks that he deserves to see the Arsene Amulet before the rest of the public does.
* TeenGenius: Sylvie is apparently a licensed psychologist and graduated college at the ripe age of 15 years. He even offers to give Molly some counseling for free when he learns of her dysfunctional family happenings.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: He's not very enthusiastic about having to work with two "criminals", particularly Giovanni, only putting up with him because Mera is the bigger threat.
* UnEvilLaugh: When he tries to do a sinister laugh after promising to take out Molly and Giovanni, it quickly devolves into dorky chuckling that the subtitles define as "(stupid clown laughter)", while Mera watches with disgust.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Accidentally hit Molly with his Epithet when they first bumped into each other at the museum, leading to her falling asleep and ending up there after-hours. This in turn leads to Molly becoming the SpannerInTheWorks for Mera and Indus' heist.
* YourWorstNightmare: One of his attacks, aptly named "Nightmare Fuel", manifests the nightmare of the target into reality.

!!Dr. Beefton
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Cyrus Rodas
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->''"Dr. Beefton is HERE! And he's got a [=PhD=] in DEATH! As well as a doctorate in philosophy and modern linguistics."''

A Scottish, minotaur-like being that Sylvie transforms into by using his "Dream Big" attack, in which he uses his epithet to put himself to sleep.

* {{Animorphism}}: He turns from a human boy into a hulking Scottish Minotaur.
* BullSeeingRed: Dr. Beefton is goaded into charging at Giovanni when the latter pulls his red cape out, even though Beefton claims to be too smart to fall for such tactics.
* DiscardAndDraw: Sylvie has a wide mix of abilities to make foes fall asleep or to bring their nightmares to life. As Dr. Beefton, this versatile skillset is reduced to just punching and ramming things very hard. However, he has so much offense and defense that it usually doesn't matter.
* DressedToHeal: Despite the fact that Sylvie [[NotThatKindOfDoctor is a psychologist]] and that Beefton himself claims his degrees are academic rather than medical, he still wears a stethoscope around his neck.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: During his fight with Giovanni in episode three, Dr. Beefton uses Sergeant Bear and Corporal Other Bear to bludgeon Giovanni for a while.
* FoeTossingCharge: Dr. Beefton's main battle tactic is sending opponents flying by charging into them.
* GeniusBruiser: While Beefton is far more aggressive and physical than the cautious, intellectual Sylvie, he still has all his intelligence and (generally) isn't easily tricked.
* LiteralSplitPersonality: Dr. Beefton is technically a separate being from Sylvie with his own personality, but he can only exist while Sylvie is sleeping. While Beefton is active, Sylvie is curled up inside of his body and doesn't have much control over him.
* LivingDream: He's brought into existence from Sylvie using his Drowsy epithet on himself to "Dream Big", so not only is he [[NighInvulnerability near invincible to harm]] due to dreams not having a truly damageable body, but he has the LogicalWeakness of vanishing when Sylvie is woken up.
* ALoadOfBull: He is the result of Sylvie using his dream powers to turn himself into a minotaur.
* LogicalWeakness: Dr. Beefton is brought into existence when Sylvie uses his epithet to put himself to sleep. So logically, waking up the sleeping Sylvie will cause Dr. Beefton to disappear.
* ManInAKilt: To emphasize his inexplicably Scottish nature, he has a similarly inexplicable kilt.
* NighInvulnerability: A Made of Air variant, as him being a LivingDream means that he [[FeelNoPain doesn't feel pain]] and is impervious to both bludgeoning and cutting attacks. The only way to potentially hurt him is with a piercing blade long enough to stab Sylvie inside him, which would wake him up and make Beefton vanish.
* ThirdPersonPerson: Despite how well-read he is, Dr. Beefton still talks exclusively in third-person.
* ViolentGlaswegian: He is inexplicably this, kilt and all. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] in his info card, which states that ''all'' bovines are Scottish, [[InsaneTrollLogic and that the audience wouldn't know because they haven't spoken to cows before]].
* WouldHurtAChild: Beefton has no trouble with violently attacking Molly.

[[folder:Naven]]
!!Naven / The Narrator
!!!'''Voiced by:''' [[DescendedCreator Brendan Blaber]]
!!! '''Epithet:''' ???

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->''”It would seem that your fate rests in my tiny hands!”''

The teacher of a speech class Molly, Trixie and Pheonica attend, as well as the head of an agricultural group named STEM. Is also the narrator of the ''Epithet Erased'' book series, starting with ''Prison of Plastic''.

* AuthorAppeal: He’s a lanky and dorkish [[NerdsAreSexy but still rather charming bookworm]], which Brendan has repeatedly stated to be [[HasAType his taste in men]].
* BreakingTheFourthWall: He's also the Narrator.
* ButtMonkey: Frequently gets picked on by children, his own students being no exception. His rather dorky voice and mannerisms likely don’t help his case. One of the [[https://twitter.com/brendanblaber/status/1464320051121639432?s=21 promotional teasers]] for ''Prison of Plastic’s'' Kickstarter even describes him as “that teacher you can bully”.
* {{Foil}}: Likely this to Rick Shades. Rick is an easily suspicious but ultimately good hearted person with ocean and sea motifs who has trouble acclimating to society, while Naven is a kindhearted and familiar face heavily associated with nature and the earth who gives advice to the Neo Trio.
* FunSize: He seems to have the ability to become a tiny chibi form of himself with fairy wings.

[[folder:Stink]]
!!Stink

!!!'''[[UnSorcerer Mundie]]'''

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An insolent boy that's in Molly's class.

* CreatorInJoke: He's based on a ''[[VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack Tee K.O.]]'' shirt that had a picture of farting cow captioned with the word "Stink" on it. Jello's boyfriend thought the shirt would look perfect for a "crappy background extra kid," to which Jello agreed.
* RecurringExtra: Jello's plan is for Stink to be this, appearing once per season.
* ShoutOut: He's one to the 90s gross-out toys, basically acting as a physical manifestation for those toy's intended audience.
* UnSorcerer: Implied InUniverse, as he doesn't raise his hand when Mera asks Molly's class who has an Epithet, and confirmed by Jello in a [=QnA=] stream.

[[folder:Rick Shades]]
!!Rick Shades
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Jay Barrett (Season 1), Creator/RayChase (''Prison of Plastic'')
!!!'''Epithet:''' [[ThePowerOfFriendship Soulmates]]
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A eccentric and incredibly bizarre self proclaimed wizard obsessed with making friends. Molly, Trixie, and Phoenica find him washed up on the beach at the end of season 1.

* ALizardNamedLiz: Variant. He wears shades and his last name is literally "Shades".
* AmbiguouslyHuman:
** Not only does he look absurd, but he also has little to no understanding of human conventions when it comes to social interaction or food; Not knowing what "homework" is, mistaking lip balm for food, and referring to the girls as "surface dwellers" as the most prominent examples. And then there is the fact that his "epithet" involves making pacts that open eldritch rifts into deep space when consummated. It is implied this has to do with his epithet however, as his weakness is that he is apparently '''literally''' reliant on "friendship" to function.
** In addition to that, but he is also stated to not even ''blink''. In the Chapter 1 preview, the narration compares this trait to "a glitched character in a video game".
* CoolShades: Sports a pair, and is seemingly named after them.
* CrackInTheSky: Upon making friends with Phoenica, the sky itself tears open and fires black lighting down onto their handshake to link their souls.
* DarkIsNotEvil: His power has a lot of dark energy involved in it, whether its his glowing black when uses his ability or summoning black lighting to link his and his new friend's souls. Typically this would signify wickedness, but Rick is ultimately a good person... if not a very ''very'' weird one.
* LargeHam: He really has a tendency to chew the scenery at any chance he gets. This, naturally, makes Molly and Trixie rather suspicious of him, especially at first.
* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: He's introduced during the last seconds of season 1 to tease the next story arcs of the series.
* LogicalWeakness: His power relies on being friends with others to work. As such, if he is without any friends, like he is at the start of ''Prison of Plastic'', then he's no stronger than a typical mundie. Likewise, if he loses someone's friendship, he loses the power said friend gives him as well.
* ThePowerOfFriendship: His epithet is based around this, allowing him to gain the abilities of those who agree to be his friend. This includes non-epithet abilities, such as Feenie's intelligence.

[[folder:Trixie and Phoenica]]
!Bellatrix "Trixie" Roughouse and Phoenica "Feenie" Fleecity XV
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Siv Ryan (Trixie), Emily Fajardo (Season 1), Creator/BrynApprill (''Prison of Plastic'') (Phoenica)

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[[caption-width-right:350:Phoenica]]
->'''Trixie:''' ''"Go on. Try it. Gamble. After all, I've killed for less."''
->'''Phoenica:''' ''"That sounds good to me! Here, have $5,000!"''
Molly's best friends.

* AdaptationalWimp: Phoenica was inscribed with the Epithet "Fluff" in ''Anime Campaign'', but is a mundie in ''Epithet Erased'', as Jello wanted there to be more mundie characters in the series.
* BookDumb: [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/189873355317/i-saw-people-asking-you-why-mollys-dumb-epithet According to Jello's Tumblr]], Trixie is this, as while they struggle to get good grades in school, they have extensive knowledge of street smarts.
* DitzyGenius: According to Jello's Tumblr, Phoenica is this, as while she's a sponge when it comes to absorbing information from books, she’s just... really stupid elsewhere.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Both are name-dropped in an EyeCatch in episode 4, and a picture of Phoenica's ancestor can be seen inside the museum itself.
* TheFamilyThatSlaysTogether: Trixie's official profile states that their entire family has been to jail...while also stating that [[WhiteSheep Trixie themself is soft-hearted enough to rescue worms on the sidewalk]].

* InSeriesNickname: "Feenie" for Phoenica and "Trixie" for Bellatrix.

* LastEpisodeNewCharacter: They make their first physical appearance during the last seconds of season 1, though this isn't the first time they're made known to the audience.
* MagicalGirlWarrior: According to WordOfGod, [[https://jelloapocalypse.tumblr.com/post/190052964667/why-did-the-museum-accept-phoenica-submitting-a Phoenica belongs to a family of these.]]

* RichInDollarsPoorInSense: Phoenica is stated in the ''Prison of Plastic'' Kickstarter trailer to be "Literally the richest girl in the world", yet the ''very next'' bullet point states her to also be "terminal stupid".

* UnSorcerer: Both are mundies, though Feenie believes she has magical powers (and given that she comes from a line of {{Magical Girl Warrior}}s, she very well could).

!The Sweet Jazz Police Force

[[folder:In General]]
!!The Sweet Jazz Police Force
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Cyrus Rodas (Bearded Cop)
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->''"Freeze, criminals! We're da COPS!"''

The police force in charge of keeping Sweet Jazz City safe.