History Characters / FantasticFourWorldsGreatestHeroes

* RichIdiotWithNoDayJob: What Reed thinks he is. Turns out not to be the case.

* DarkSkinnedRedhead: She's a black woman with red hair.

* AwesomeMcCoolname: His name just rolls off the tongue.

* {{Expy}}: Cory is much like Ms. Lavina Forbes from the [[WesternAnimation/FantasticFour 90s cartoon]], being a bespectacled old woman living with the Fantastic Four who can't stand them.

!![[ComicBook/TheHulk The Hulk (Bruce Banner)]]

* EngineeredPublicConfession: Reed has H.E.R.B.I.E record the Wizard's smug speech about staging their heroism and then broadcast it exposing them.

* RecurringCharacter: He's probably the villain with the most appearances on the show.

* SkunkStripe: Along both sides of his head, he has white streaks in his hair.

* DarkSkinnedRedHead: She's a black woman with red hair.

* SkySurfing:

* IntrinsicVow: Johnny's love for his sister is what he values more.

* TheAce: She's got all of her cousin's powers without the draw back of needing to be angry to transform.

** AffirmativeActionGirl: A temporary one but she does end up balancing the gender representation of the team when she joins
* AdaptationDyeJob: Her human form has brown hair in the comics. Here it is black.

* BadassFamily: She's the Hulk's cousin.

* PowerMakesYourHairGrow
* PowerMakesYourVoiceDeep

* YouWouldntLikeMeWhenImAngry: Actually said by her at one point. Her transforming and scaring the crap out of Johnny earlier also qualifies.

* Berserk Button: Trapster doesn't like being called "Paste Pot Pete".

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He tends to look down on humans, but he fights to defend the freedom of his people and is willing to begrudgingly accept the Fantastic Four's help.
* LeeroyJenkins: Doesn't have much use for subtlety and prefers to solve his problems by beating them into submission. Half the team's problem when dealing with Atuma is trying to get Namor to use stealth instead of charging fists swinging.

* SecretIdentity: As far as the public is aware, Iron Man is Tony Stark's bodyguard.

* BoobsOfSteel

->Voiced by: Andrew Kavadas (Bruce Banner)/Mark Gibbon (Hulk)

!!Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards)

!!The Invisible Woman (Susan Storm)

!!The Thing (Ben Grimm)

!!The Human Torch (Johnny Storm)

!!Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom)

-> Wizard voiced by: Jonathan Holmes, Klaw voiced by: Andrew Francis, Trapster voiced by: Samuel Vincent

* EngineeredHeroics: The Wizard's Four not only stage disasters that they can thwart but do so in a way that makes the Fantastic Four look bad.

!!The Hulk (Bruce Banner)

!!Namor the Sub-Mariner

!!Iron Man (Tony Stark)

!! She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters)

* NamesToRunAwayFromRealFast: Diablo is Spanish for "devil".

* EngineeredHeroics: The Wizard's Four not only stage disasters to be thwarted by themselves but do so in a way that makes the Fantastic Four look bad.

* HeManWomanHater: Klaw. His first bit of dialogue has him telling that "little girls shouldn't play with super powers". When the Wizard's Four are discussing their plans in private, Klaw is especially eager to take down Sue.
* MakeMeWannaShout: Klaw can generate sonic blasts and solidy sound into constructs.
* PragmaticVillainy: Trapster suggests they'd be better off just continuing with their charade of pretending to be heroes and getting all the perks that come with it. Indeed, the Wizard's Four attempting to steal Reed's unstable molecules is what leads to their downfall.

-->"Smartest man in the world"? Please!

** He was temporarily turned back into a normal human with no memory of his experiences as The Thing in the episode "The Cure".

* AntiVillain: His primary goal is the protection of the sea and his people and to that end he banishes humans from travelling by the sea. He's more of an anti-villain in his first episode and an antihero in his second appearance.

* LeeroyJenkins: Doesn't have much use for subtlety and prefers to solve his problems by beating them into submission.

* AntiHero/AntiVillain: His primary goal is the protection of the sea and his people. He's more of an anti-villain in his first episode and an antihero in his second appearance.