History Characters / Histeria

* TotallyRadical: He appears to be an {{Expy}} of ''Film/BillAndTed'' (fittingly enough).

* FriendToAllLivingThings: Seen in "When America Was Young" where she's fond of the flora and fauna to the point of trying to stop a hunter from wrecking them both, only leaving when he bribes her with a cookie.

* CatchPhrase: "Ripoffski!" and "Gypola!" (which she sometimes says after getting autographs). She also says "Yuckosis!" when she sees someone doing something disgusting.

* {{Catchphrase}}: Often yells "What a grouch!" whenever someone is being extremely rude to him.

* CatchPhrase: "I'm not happy".

* CatchPhrase: "What's the dilly-o with that?"

* DesignatedVillain: [[invoked]]She's pretty much the closest thing to a recurring antagonist, though [[GoKartingWithBowser there are times where she is seen in the sketches]], often in crowd scenes or as a game show host.
* ButtMonkey: Sometimes, she gets the worst treatment out of all the characters (particularly when she gets blasted by torpedos and discovers the real reason why "Damn the torpedoes" is an appropriate phrase, despite containing a word that's considered taboo on American children's TV). The treatment is [[JustifiedTrope justified]] as, in most of Steven Spielberg's cartoons, network censors (along with studio executives and lawyers) are AcceptableTargets to mock and make into villains and {{Butt Monkey}}s.

->''"Hey, you're not Scooby-Doo! Gypola!"''

* HeadTurningBeauty: Her appealing looks whenever she appears causes other characters to point out that they find her attractive, especially in her [[MsFanservice beach outfit]] with her [[BareYourMidriff midriff]] and legs exposed.

* HeadTurningBeauty: Her appealing looks whenever she appears causes other characters to point out that they find her attractive, especially in her [[MsFanservice beach outfit]] with her [[BareYourMidriff midriff]] and [[ShesGotLegs legs]] exposed.

* CassandraTruth: During the Yalta, her warnings about Stalin not [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Curtain keeping his hands off the Eastern Bloc go unheeded]].

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* GenderFlip: In one promo that proposed 'Hers'teria,' Pepper swaps various male-sounding suffixes with female ones, such as Thomas "JefferDAUGHTER" (as opposed to "Jefferson"), the "fronteersWOmen" (as opposed to "frontiersmen"), and viQUEENS (as opposed to vikings).

->''"The year, the present day. The place, Wiki/ThisVeryWiki."''

* MediaWatchdog, MoralGuardian, PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: Her character and appearance on the show represents how network TV cartoons back in the mid-to-late 1990s were being subjected to censorship and ExecutiveMeddling (and her comic abuse is basically the creators taking potshots at the powers that be).

* SlasherSmile: He is constantly grinning.

* KarmicTrickster: If he sees someone doing evil to anyone, even his friends, he will subject the culprit with hilarious poetic justice. Just ask whoever wronged him in the Mounties sketch.