History Characters / SuperjailCitizens

* GoodOldRobot: He is considered by Nova to be a "retro" unit and does not hold the same amount of capabilities as she does. Becomes a plot point in "Jailbot 2.0" where he finally starts showing his age and limitations.

* CovertPervert: He may seem like an innocent, childish robot, but has been spotted ogling over photos of copy machines as if they were centerfolds, as well as trying to dry-hump a vending machine on two different occasions.

* BodyHorror: '''Dear lord'' it sure does play this trope to the highest possible level.

* PetTheDog: Despite being a tota pervert and asshole, he has his very rare moments of kindness.

** In "Gay Wedding", where they plans to get married gets shaken up by the staff.

** In "Jean & Paul & Beefy & Alice", where they team up with Alice and Beefy against a BodyHorror-induced alien virus infestation.

* DependingOnTheWriter: Whether or not Superjail would be better off without his control. In "Time Police" and "Superfail!", the jail collapses when the Warden is not present. However in "The Superjail Six" where he is gone, the prison ran just fine with jared and Alice in control.

* NonActionGuy: The Warden isn't what you call a fighter. He usually sends out Alice, Jailbot, [[GodzillaThreshold or even the inmates]] to deal with his enemies.

* TookALevelInKindness: ''Relatively'' speaking of course. Starting on season two, The Warden has becomre far less antagonistic than before, often being depicted as a [[TheDitz Ditzy]] ManChild rather than his almost insane and sadistic personality shown prior.

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[[folder:The Twins]]
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->'''Voiced by''': Richard Mather

CreepyTwins whose sole purpose appears to be to cause as much havoc as possible inside the jail for their own amusement, sabotaging everything the Warden cooks up. [[note]]While some episodes and interviews treat them as a separate division entirely from the staff or inmates, Christy Karacas has also at times lumped them in with the inmates and had them described as such in the Playboy tie-in comic (which was produced before season 3). In the pre-production stages of the show, their inmate status was more definitive.[[/note]]

* AlienBlood: [[spoiler: They're shown to have bright green blood.]]
* AliensSpeakingEnglish: [[spoiler: Unlike their father and Hunter, we don't really ever hear them communicate in any language other than standard English.]]
* BigOlUnibrow: And it runs in their family.
* AscendedExtra: They had their brief moments in Season One, but soon had their own focus episodes.
* BizarreAlienBiology: [[spoiler: Their blood is a luminescent green, for one.]]
* CreepyMonotone: Their default manner of speaking. They rarely show much emotional range, except when they're incredibly angered or frightened.
* CreepyTwins: Although the exact range of said creepiness depends on the episode.
* FinishingEachOthersSentences: Mixed with a bit of TwinBanter.
* FreudianExcuse: They may act smart-assed to their father in "Hot Chick", but they're actually terrified of him and of their elder brothers, who they've been bullied by since birth. It seems rather than violently conquer others or live up to their father's high standards, they'd rather just live at the jail and "play around" with others (even if it results in inmates' incredibly violent deaths).
%%* HumanAliens.
* HumiliationConga: Although they usually come off on top in their schemes, lying to their elder brothers about conquering Earth and attempting to keep up the lie just put them through one form of humiliation after the other throughout "The Trouble with Triples".
* ItAmusedMe: Their motivation for stirring up trouble in Superjail. It's all just a game to them.
* LackOfEmpathy: They just don't really care about anyone else but themselves. When they do actually interact with someone else, it's only to further their own goals and they show no concern for the other person.
** When they do actually show a brief interest in "friends" (ie: Jacknife's clones), they still are shown to only care about themselves and don't actually interact with the others, though they then act annoyed about their apparent friends not paying attention to ''them''.
* {{Leitmotif}}: The two are represented by a techno beat when they appear. However, it is not used for every appearance, especially within episodes that have the two in an extended role (such as their focus episodes, in which the beat is only used in their initial scene [[note]]Although "Hot Chick" used it in both their first scene, as well as after they defeated Hunter[[/note]]). Some episodes also feature a different techno beat to introduce them, such as the skating sequence in "Combaticus".
* OutOfFocus: For a time in season 2, aside from their [[ADayInTheLimelight two focus episodes]]. They were also downplayed in the first half of season 3, but would have two other episodes centered around them.
* PacManFever: All the video games that they are shown playing have no better than 8-bit graphics.
* [[PowerCrystal Power Crystals]]: Used at points in season 3, especially in their costuming.
* SingleMindedTwins: It's very rare for them to act separately, or for one to differ in viewpoint and demeanor from his brother. The notable exception would be their budding situation.
* SpockSpeak: Mixed with the occasional SophisticatedAsHell.
* TeleportersAndTransporters: Teleportation is their most frequently used superpower.
* ThinkTwins: It takes two strange minds as theirs to come up with all the chaos, after all.
* TricksterTwins: Their main purpose when they're in the jail. When they do rarely interact with others, they're not above using manipulation and tricks to try to get something out of it for themselves.
* [[TheUnfavourite The Unfavourites]]: They're seen as this in their fathers' eyes, when compared to their older brothers. [[spoiler: Still doesn't stop him from taking them home to become Supreme Overlords of his space empire, and didn't deter his previous attempt of trying to have Hunter bring them home.]]
* VocalEvolution: Their inflections sound a little less stilted after Season 1, as they become a more emotive.
* WonderTwinPowers: They do everything together and hate the idea of being separated. It's not wise to try to force them apart.
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[[folder:Gary and Bird]]
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A bespectacled inmate and his bird. Or alternatively, a super-intelligent bird and his handler. The two of them are said to be at the top of the inmate food chain, with Bird being especially dangerous [[note]]This was evident in their season 1 Adult Swim profile where they were listed as "Bird and Gary", and it indicating that Bird was the boss of the two. Later seasons seem to indicate Gary being more in control.[[/note]]
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[[folder:The Vegetable Garden]]
->'''Voiced by''': Stephen Warbrick

Superjail's vegetable garden is full of sentient veggies just wanting to be loved and eaten. But they're prone to jealousy and paranoia, as well as dying all too easily.

* ADayInTheLimeLight: "Nightshift" shares this with the Lunch Ladies.
* AnthropomorphicFood: Comprised of talking carrots, tomatoes, and so on. They're usually hanging around the garden, but have attempted to leave it (only to fail).
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: They become giant monsters in "Nightshift" and have to be fought off by the combined forces of the inmates and the lunch ladies.
* LetsMeetTheMeat: Or "Let's Meet The Talking Vegetables" in this case. They're aware they exist to be planted and eaten, and get distressed in the pilot when they hear that they won't go to use (and simply get mowed over by Jailbot).
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: The entire last two minutes of "Nightshift" has them growing in size and causing chaos all around Superjail, killing thousands of inmates. [[DisproportionateRetribution All because no one wanted to eat them]].
* TheyKilledKennyAgain: With being just a bunch of vegetables, they're not even spared from the carnage. They wind up mowed down in their first appearance, get killed by giant weed monsters in their second, and are subject to more death and mutilation in subsequent roles.

[[folder:Combaticus]]
->'''Voiced by''': Richard Mather [[note]]For the line of the constellation Combaticus at the end, at least[[/note]]

A genetically-engineered superhuman clone of the Twins, who had amazing super-strength and agility.