History Characters / TheAdventuresOf10ACraft

Note: This is a List IN PROGRESS, not all of the characters will have been listed yet. Bear that in mind.

* ParentalAbandonment: Inverted; they're actually the only pair of parents to appear in the series thus far.

* OneSteveLimit: Averted with Kyle C and Kyle M.

* AndIMustScream: In Season 2, Episode 21, he gets trapped in the stronghold cell, alongside Sharkey, Katie and Alex D, with no escape. Of the four, Elgin appears to be the most desperate to leave.

** He also gets some moments with Rebecca as well, the most notable examples being the Season 1 Christmas Specials. However, they appear to be more like friends and none of the other characters appear to acknowledge them as an item.

* OddFriendship: With Sharkey. Notably, Molly's the only female in the series to have decent chemistry with him, and even as far back as Season 1, Episode 3, their friendship has been established quite nicely.

* EverythingsBetterWithExplosions:

** The Backing Singer in the 1pA Band.

* DistressedDude: In Season 2, Episode 19, [[spoiler:Herobrine kidnaps him. It is currently unknown what else happens]].

* TheCynic: Shows shades of this, particularly in Season 2, Episode 20, where she seems doubtful of her and Emily's chances of finding ponies.

* WeakButSkilled: Molly's melee attacks are amomg the weakest in the game, but her special attacks make those weaknesses pretty negligable.

* MostAnnoyingSound: His laugh in Season 1, Episode 18, according to Matthew.

* MostAnnoyingSound: In the 10ACraft: Fighter Edition games, her Neutral Special Attack involves her screaming at her enemies to deal small damage. Of course, the actual sound it makes could also be this to many players.

[[folder:The New Kid]]

The other new pupil of 10A, [[spoiler:now 11A]]. He told Ryan that [[spoiler:he aswell was a transfer student]], giving the assumption that [[spoiler:he was supposed to join alongside Ryan and Haleema]]. It should be noted that his name has yet to be revealled; this page refers to him with a fan-given placeholder name for the time being.

* MeaningfulName: The New Kid is, well, a new kid.

* OneSteveLimit: Averted with Kyle H and Kyle C.

* PettingZooPeople: After Matthew made a golden carrot, and gave it to a stray zombie pigman, it eventually became a regular pig, albeit bipedal. Matthew took a liking to it and called it Percy.

* FragileSpeedster: Alex is fairly quick on her feet in Fighter Edition and all her attacks have decent frame data. The catch is: she's a lightweight, and as a result she is pretty easy to K.O.
* HitboxDissonance: Has a massive one with her Side Special in Fighter Edition, making it an extremely safe attack option as a result.

* ImprobableWeaponUser: Her weapons of choice in Fighter Edition are none other than... a music shockwave... and a stick...? [[spoiler:No wonder she's bottom-tier in competitive play.]]

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Laura's alternate costume in 10ACraft: Fighter Edition gives her ginger hair. Or MORE ginger, if you're one of those people who insists Laura is ginger anyway.

* HitboxDissonance: One of Rebecca's key strengths in Fighter Edition is that most of her attacks have hitboxes that extend WAY past her hurtbox (to clarify, Rebecca is safe to hit opponents without fear of getting hit herself), and combined with her unrivalled frame data, makes her a very skilled fighter.

* {{Nerf}}: In Fighter Edition V1.1, her running speed was lowered slightly.

* ParasolParachute: Beth has this in Fighter Edition, and it does what it says on the tin. [[spoiler:The umbrella part actually has an active hitbox, meaning it can also do some crazy combos and upper-boundary kills if set up correctly.]]

* InASingleBound: Season 2, Episode 10 shows that Beth is capable of jumping respectably high. In Fighter Edition, her jumps are the second highest in the game (barely beaten by Ross's).
* LightningBruiser: Fighter Edition depicts her as being this, having amazing mobility as well as surprisingly powerful attacks and decent weight. Most of her attacks are also viewed as melee attacks, so there's that, aswell.
** Her personality also suits this; Beth is one of the tougher (female) characters in the series who is always prepared for a fight.

* BFG: If the Fighter Edition 2 Demo is anything to go by, her cadet rifle is bloody massive for all the size of her.

* DarkChick: Downplayed. She can become one in Fighter Edition a la costume swap, complete with Black Hair and Hoodie. The costume doesn't seem to have any evil links, however.

* GamePlayStorySegregation: In Season 2, Episode 10, she claims that she cannot fight without a gun (specifically her cadet rifle). In Fighter Edition, however, Emily can hold her own without one (to the extent that [[spoiler:she's one of the game's best characters, ranking 6th on the current Tier List]]).

* ImprobableWeaponUser: Uses her scarf as a fighting move in 10ACraft: Fighter Edition. Taken to 11 in the Fighter Edition 2 Demo, where her Aerial and Mobile Attacks also involve her flinging her scarf.

* NotQuiteFlight: The balloons that se can use in the Fighter Edition games allow her to navigate through the air temporarily.

* OlderThanTheyLook: Her Fighter Edition Official Artwork makes the fact that she's the same age as the others somewhat hard to believe.

A typical DeadpanSnarker, Nisha is rather boisturous, if not a little savage and temperamental. She has a notable disliking towards Villagers, demonstrating an odd example of FantasticRacism in the process.

* StoutStrength: Fighter Edition implies she's very strong, given her shotput weapon. She is no where near the tallest character in the series, either.

* TheCameo: Her Side Special attack in Fighter Edition has her pull out her beloved wolf from hammerspace and have him scratch opponents.

* TheCameo: If the player uses Anna's Side Special attack in Fighter Edition, Anna will pull out her beloved Ocelot Poppy.

* WeaponizedAnimal: Poppy can become this in The Adventures of 10ACraft: Fighter Edition a la Anna's Side Special Attack, where she deals ScratchDamage (literally, not figuratively).

* MostAnnoyingSound: In the 10ACraft: Fighter Edition games, her Neutral Special Attack involves her screaming at her enemies to deal small damage. Of course, the actual sound it makes could also be this to many players.
* MythologyGag: Her gliding attack in Fighter Edition may be a nod to Season 1, Episode 7 where there was a scene where it gave the illusion that Megan was hovering above the ground. This happened again in Season 1, Episode 19.
* NotQuiteFlight: Her Down Special attack in 10ACraft: Fighter Edition has her glide in the air for roughly two seconds. The move was revamped significantly in the sequel's demo.

* MightyGlacier: In Fighter Edition. Very heavy and very strong, but very, very slow.

* MightyGlacier: In Fighter Edition. Katherine has the slowest ground speed in the game, and her mobility outside of that isn't toofabulous either. Her powerful attacks and high weight and defensive attributes, however, can more than compenaate for this.

* CuteBruiser: In Fighter Edition, while Katie is one of the weakest characters in the game if Standard Movesets are anything to go by, her Down Special attack is one of the strongest attacks in the game if it lands properly.