History Characters / MadMaxBeyondThunderdome

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* AmbiguousDisorder: Scroolose behaves oddly enough (mimicking other people etc.) that it's clear why the other children call him "Scrooloose" (screw loose).

** Scroolose, whose name indicates his AmbiguousDisorder ("Screw loose"), which isn't something that would have been obvious when he was born.

[[folder:Jebediah]]

* CantKillYouStillNeedYou: Everything bad that happens to Max starts because Jebediah and his son stole his vehicle, but Max doesn't kill him when he finally catches up because he needs Jebediah's aircraft to escape.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He's basically the same character as the Gyrocaptain from the second movie, a dishonest but not heartless aircraft operator who uses trickery to rob passing travelers. He's played by the same actor but according to WordOfGod is not the same person.

[[folder:Jebediah Jr.]]

Jebediah's son and accomplice.

* OneManArmy: Blaster has a reputation of defeating many opponents with Master saying that 20 men can enter the dome and Blaster will still walk away. The Collector also says that Blaster can beat most men with his breath.

* YouNoTakeCandle: Master must speak this way around Blaster so he'll understand what's going on.

%%* BaldOfEvil

* NotSoStoic: The Collector is overly grim and serious most of the time, but when Max says he has useful skills, the Collector insults Max by quipping that the "brothel's full."

%%* TheDragon: To Auntie Entity.

* MeaningfulName: Gets his name because of the iron bar attached to his back, which carries around a creepy dolls head.
* RasputinianDeath: [[spoiler: And it's not even clear if he died at all]].

%%* TheBrute: This is Blaster's role in the team, despite his true nature.%%ZCE. What's his role?

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He's basically the same character as the Gyrocaptain from the second movie, a dishonest but not heartless aircraft operator who uses trickery to rob passing travelers.

* TheEvilGenius: He's the only one of Auntie Entity's men with significant mechanical skills.

* TheReliableOne: He's implied to be more dutiful and focused than Ironbar and the Collector and is sen thinking about Auntie Entity's rallying speech about rebuilding (it's implied that the burden of this task will fall largely on Blackfinger if Master isn't recaptured) rather than just cheering.

* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: He's only known by the nickname that his crime bestowed on him.
* HeroicSacrifice: He killed a pig (whose feces are vital for the methane plant) so that he could feed his kids with the mat and condemned himself to a short and brutal life of hard labor.

* BarbarianLonghair: Aunty has a wild barbarian hair. Max himself starts sporting this at the beginning of the film.

%%* DarkActionGirl: She's reached her position for a very good reason.

* EnemyCivilWar: Between her and Master Blaster.

* EvilPlan: Auntie Entity seeks to take out Master Blaster and maintain her power over Bartertown.

* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Everything Aunty Entity does, whether it be slave labor or ordering a manhunt on Max is done for the sake of preserving her power and authority and the security of her city.

* PragmaticVillainy: Has no interest in the meaningless violence most villains in the previous movies indulge in, her villainous acts comes from her desire to consolidate her power over Bartertown.
* RhymesOnADime: Her laws, eg. "Bust a deal, face the wheel." FridgeBrilliance in that it's easy to remember.

* ALadyOnEachArmy: Dealgood is always accompanied and assisted by two {{Lovely Assistant}}s. They seem to be on genuinely close terms and not just professional associates, based on how the three are huddled together, frightened and confused, after the methane plant blows up and the future of Bartertown looks perilous.

* LargeHam: Which he puts to great use as part of his job working the crowd.

* TwoGirlsAndAGuy: Dealgood is always accompanied and assisted by two women (although neither has much importance or any dialogue). They seem to be on genuinely close terms and not just professional associates, based on how the three are huddled together, frightened and confused, after the methane plant blows up and the future of Bartertown looks perilous.

%%* DeadpanSnarker:%%Quotes are not context.
%%-->'''Max:''' I've got skills, I could trade them.\\
%%'''The Collector:''' Sorry, the brothel's full.

A sneaky, scheming, dishonest airplane-traveling merchant and his young son.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: He's basically the same character as the Gyrocaptain from the second movie, an aircraft operator who uses trickery to rob passing travelers.

[[folder:Blackfinger]]
--> '''Played by:''' George Spartels
Auntie Entity's mechanic.

* CoolHelmet: He wears a studded helmet that fits in with the apocalyptic wasteland trappings.
* TheEvilGenius: He's the only one of Auntie Entity's men with significant mechanical skills.
* PunchClockVillain: He serves Auntie Entity out of duty rather than malice and never does anything worse than chase Max around.
* TheReliableOne: He's implied to be more dutiful and focused than Ironbar and the Collector and is sen thinking about Auntie Entity's rallying speech about rebuilding (it's implied that the burden of this task will fall largely on Blackfinger if Master isn't recaptured) rather than just cheering.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: He's a muscular man who never wears a shirt.

[[folder:Pig Killer]]
--> '''Played by:''' Robert Grubb
A citizen of Bartertown sentenced to life at hard labor for killing a pig, who escapes along with Master in the final act.

* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: He's only known by the nickname that his crime bestowed on him.
* HeroicSacrifice: He killed a pig (whose feces are vital for the methane plant) so that he could feed his kids with the mat and condemned himself to a short and brutal life of hard labor.
* TheOldConvict: He's been working in the methane plant for some time and briefs Max about the place when he first shows up. He hasn't been down there ''that'' long, though.
--> '''Pig Killer:''' Down here [a life sentence is] two, three years.
* ThePollyanna: He's kind and cheerful most of the time, and doesn't seem fazed about having been sentenced to life at hard labor under conditions that will kill him in a few years.

* OneSceneWonder: Despite his limited screentime, Dealgood is one of the most memorable characters in the movie thanks to his screen presence.

* FourEyesZeroSoul: He wears glasses.

%%* AmbiguousDisorder: There's a reason the other children call him "Scrooloose" (screw loose).

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure/ BothSidesHaveAPoint: Both Slake and Savannah are good leaders, with understandable goals and a fair amount of logic that just happen to diverge in their opinions about whether to stay at the Oasis or head for civilization elsewhere once Max tells them that he's not Walker and the real Walker won't be coming back.

* GracefulLoser: [[spoiler: "Well. [[NotSoDifferent Ain't we a pair]], raggedy man? ''[laughs as she walks away]'' Goodbye, soldier."]]

* CrazyAwesome: Scrooloose, who lets out the others who wanted to leave after they were briefly being detained, and briefly hijacks a car during the final chase.

* GracefulLoser: [[spoiler: "Well. [[NotSoDifferent Ain't we a pair]], raggedy man. ''[laughs as she walks away]'' Goodbye, soldier."]]

* TheBrute: This is Blaster's role in the team, despite his true nature.
* DepravedDwarf: Master's a tyrannical little person. Later revealed as an act, however, starting the moment Blaster is defeated- the callous bravado was all part of the carefully crafted persona that kept both himself and his friend alive and in relative comfort in a world neither was suited to alone.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Master mocks those ranked above and below him, brazenly flaunts Auntie Entity's authority, and rules the undercity with the combination of his own genius and Blaster's iron fist...but when Blaster is defeated he throws himself in front of Max's killing blow, and Blaster's response makes it clear that the two are close as brothers. Master's manipulations served to protect ''both'' of them, and his phrasing takes on a different tone when you know that he really ''was'' talking slow and using small words so someone far less intelligent could understand: that person being Blaster. He also responds kindly to the children as they make their escape, showing them how to play their beloved artifact on the record player, and risks himself to make sure everyone gets on the plane.

* ChainmailBikini: Sports the slightly more sensible chainmail one-piece along with her EightiesHair, which is probably a sensible investment given her position.

!!Auntie Entity

* {{Affably Evil}}: Auntie is the most gentle villain in the series. She even lets [[spoiler:Max get off alive when she had him at her mercy in the end]].

* {{Dark Action Girl}}: She's reached her position for a very good reason.

!!The Collector

* DeadpanSnarker:
-->'''Max:''' I've got skills, I could trade them.
-->'''The Collector:''' Sorry, the brothel's full.

!!Ironbar

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* TheDragon: To Auntie Entity.

!! Dr Dealgood

!!Master Blaster

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* BrainsAndBrawn: Taken to extremes with [[BigGuyLittleGuy their heights]].

!!The Feral Children

* AmbiguousDisorder: There's a reason the other children call him "Scrooloose" (screw loose).

!! Jedediah

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