History Characters / FutureMan

* HeroicSacrifice: Uploads his consciousness into Stu's mainframe knowing he might die. [[spoiler: He does die without getting close to killing Stu.]]

--> '''Portrayed by:''' Glenne Headley

* SmallRoleBigImpact: On December 31, 1999, Tim attempted to create a massive computer virus to wipe out his dorm-mates computers. The intent was to hide accidentally giving them computer viruses in the first place from downloading movies and blaming the wipe on Y2K. The result was [[spoiler:creating the ability for time travel technology to be created and used, via creating a NegativeSpaceWedgie in time and space. Tim was sucked into and created Haven as a result as well.]]

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* UnreliableNarrator: [[spoiler: While he has Josh, Tiger, and Wolf incarcerated in Ultra-Max, he informs them of all of their numerous time crimes, including the destruction of a cluster of planets, and tries to turn the team against each other. He also informs them that each time they time traveled they didn't change the future, they created an alternate timeline, meaning all of their efforts were wasted, to break their spirits. Come the TheReveal, that Ultra-Max is an advertisement for heavy duty menstruation products and they are in an AmusementParkofDoom, his explanations are made quite questionable.]]

* Hypocrite: Lectures Wolf on getting too attached to the past and going pleasure hunting while she endangers the mission by taking a DNA/heredity test to try and find family. Wolf calls her out on this.

-->'''Portrayed by:''' Ed Begley, Jr.

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* BloodKnight. Similar to Tiger and Wolf when they first travel back in time.

* ButtMonkey: If anything bad happens, it's happens to Josh.

* PsychopathicManchild: [[spoiler: Despite being a particularly intelligent fellow, his demeanor is comparable to that of a petulant child in a man's body. One particular example of this is when he throws a temper tantrum when the people of the Mons learn about Stu's true intentions, before ordering his killbots to murder them all.]]

** In the season 2 alternative future, this happens again. [[Spoiler: Except this time instead of her head exploding, the rest of her explodes, leaving her head perfectly intact. Tiger finds it both ironic and humorous.]]

[[folder:spoiler:Owl]]

* ObfuscatingStupidity: [[spoiler: She is really Achilles, the leader of the Pointed Circle.]]

* TookALevelInBadass: Near the end of the show, he's able to at least hold his own in a fight.

* {{Jerkass}}: He's very degrading towards Josh, and in one timeline where he is a partner of the company is critical of Kronish. [[spoiler:In the Bad!2017 however, he is a soft-spoken and harmless person instead]]

* {{Jerkass}}: He's very degrading towards Josh, and in one timeline where he is a partner of the company is critical of Kronish. [[spoiler:In the Bad!2017 however, he is a soft-spoken and harmless person instead, though by 2162, he's [[BigBad''much'']] [[MadScientist worse]]... than a Jerkass.]]

* {{Jerkass}}: He's very degrading towards Josh, and in one timeline where he is a partner of the company is critical of Kronish. [[spoiler:In the Bad!2017 however, he is a soft-spoken and harmless person instead.]]

* MoralEventHorizon: [[spoiler: It is hard to know when Stu finally crossed it. It might have been when he went through thousands of test subjects for his brain uploader or when he finally has a successful subject and immediately deletes her consciousness, leading her to a CessationOfExistence.]]

* TheReveal: [[There is no Mars launch. Stu's plan is to upload all of surviving humanity into his mainframe, called MARS, via BrainUploading and kill of the rest.]]

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* HeroicSacrifice: Uploads his consciousness into Stu's mainframe knowing he might die. [[spoiler: He does.]]

* ReplacementGoldish: She is for Stu. Ty-Anne is Tiger if Tiger had been raised as a relatively normal girl.

[[folder:[[spoiler:Owl]]]]

[[folder:[[spoiler:Dingo]]]]

* YouCantFightFate: In the original timeless, he was myrmed: he was implanted with a small burrowing worm-like creature in his brain that slowly destroyed his intelligence and killed him. [[spoiler:In the new timeline, when he and Dingo travel to the present, it seems he was rescued before this happened. Turned out it is another constant.]]

* YouCantFightFate: In the original timeless, he was myrmed: he was implanted with a small burrowing worm like creature in his brain that slowly destroyed his intelligence and killed him. [[spoiler:In the new timeline, when he and Dingo travel to the present, it seems he was rescued before this happened. Turned out it is another constant.]]

* WouldHarmAChild: Almost eagerly to, [[spoiler:at least until she becomes a nanny for baby Kronish.]]

* WouldHarmAChild: Almost eagerly to.

* ScarsAreForever: One trait that remains consistent throughout the timelines are the scars he received from Tiger. [[spoiler:He later gets scars on the other side of his face]].

* SympatheticInspectorAntagonist: No matter where we find him in the various timelines, he’s a policeman of some sort, and he’s still trying to avenge the death of his partner, Santiago at the hands of Wolf and Tiger.

* {{Jerkass}}: Is very degrading towards Josh, and in one timeline where he is a partner of the company is critical of Kronish. [[spoiler:In the Bad!2017 however, he is a soft-spoken and harmless person instead.]]

* WeCanRuleTogether: [[spoiler:Offers a variant to Josh. While they would not rule anything, she offers him the chance to join the Biotics and betray Tiger and Wolf. This would then lead to the Biotics completely defeating the Resistance.]]