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* PluckyGirl: Molly's typically a wellspring of wholesomeness, even to the point where Scratch bestows his curse on Molly, causing everything to levitate as she looks increasingly petrified... then she suddenly smiles, comments "Fantastic performance!", and laving Scratch baffled.
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* ShorterMeansSmarter: Is the smallest in the family, "tech-wizard" and even after [[spoiler: her HeelFaceTurn, she decides to do some experiments with Scratch to learn what ghosts are actually like]].
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* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: Is apparently the primary designer of the Chen's ghost hunting gadgets, and she wears glasses.
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* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: Is apparently the primary designer of the Chen's ghost hunting ghost-hunting gadgets, and she wears glasses.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: Libby looks a lot like her mother, but she inherited her dad's skintone.
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* CoolBigBro: Though his relationship with June is not shown so much due to the series coming to an end in the second season, Brandon Hoang, one of the writers of the show, confirmed that Ollie and June, like Molly and Darryl, had a good sibling relationship.
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* HugeSchoolGirl: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. She's slightly taller than many of her fellow classmates. Molly [[{{Lampshading}} lampshades]] this when she list Libby being "Tall" as a good friendship quality.
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* HugeSchoolGirl: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. She's slightly taller than many of her fellow classmates. Molly [[{{Lampshading}} lampshades]] this when she list lists Libby being "Tall" as a good friendship quality.
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* GoodParents: He might be goofy and eccentric, but he is a caring and loving father to Molly and Darryl.
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* GoodParents: She's a caring mother towards Molly and Darryl. This is emphasized in "The Don't-Gooder," when Molly, after seeing how neglectful Andrea's parents are towards her, hugs Sharon and Pete because she's so thankful that she has such good parents.
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* DisappearedDad: Her father never showed up the entirety of Season 1, although it appears her paternal extended family attended her Bat Mitsvah. He ''does'' show up in Season 2, and it's explained that he travels a lot while writing. [[ParentalNeglect It also doesn't seem like he cares much for his daughter's needs to begin with.]]
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* DisappearedDad: Her father never showed up the entirety of Season 1, although it appears her paternal extended family attended her Bat Mitsvah. He ''does'' show up in Season 2, and it's explained that he travels a lot while writing. [[ParentalNeglect [[ParentalAbandonment It also doesn't seem like he cares much for his daughter's needs to begin with.]]
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* ParentalAbandonment: While Andrea's parents are ''physically'' present, Andrea is ignored and treated more as a part of their public image and social media influence than an actual child (in "The Don't-Gooder", they outright withhold giving her a hug because it'll look better in a social media post than as an off-camera gesture). This is presented as the reason she's such a bully at the start of the series.
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* ParentalAbandonment: ParentalNeglect: While Andrea's parents are ''physically'' present, Andrea is ignored and treated more as a part of their public image and social media influence than an actual child (in "The Don't-Gooder", they outright withhold giving her a hug because it'll look better in a social media post than as an off-camera gesture). This is presented as the reason she's such a bully at the start of the series.
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* DeadlyGaze: Downplayed. While looking a Sobgoblin in the eye can't kill you, it can leave you in a severely depressed state. Molly almost learned that the hard way the first time she encountered one.
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*BenevolentBoss: Downplayed. He's too lazy to take his job [[spoiler:as chairman seriously and dumps most of the work on the council while he goofs off with Molly. However, the ghost council ''enjoys'' paperwork, and he treats them decently enough and tries to get them to lighten up, to the point that in "Jinx vs. the Human World", they (minus Bartholomew) call him a friend.]]
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* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: In "Frightmares on Main Street", Ollie lets out ''two'' shrill-sounding shrieks; the first one is when he sees Scratch's ghost friends in the haunted house and the second one is when Geoff and Howling Harriet scare him for the sake of a scaring contest.
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* ConstantlySpellsTheirName: He does this on account to avoid confusion of the usual spelling of his name.
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* MassiveNumberedSiblings: In "Twin Trouble", we learn that he's from a family of ''10 kids'', with him being the youngest.
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* GeniusDitz: Geoff has proven himself to be rather smart at times, like knowing what a "double-negative" is (though in the context of that situation, he did make a naive move) and in the penultimate episode of the series, he is able to remember certain details about the night he scared Reuben.
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* INeverToldYouMyName: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. Todd very unambiguously does not remember his time as Scratch, referring to the McGee's as "stranger". However, his time as Scratch definitely has affected how he acts, from being more confident, to saying "enhappifying", even to calling Molly "Mol" despite not even knowing her name.
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* INeverToldYouMyName: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. Todd very unambiguously does not remember his time as Scratch, referring to the McGee's [=McGee=]'s as "stranger". However, his time as Scratch definitely has affected how he acts, from being more confident, to saying "enhappifying", even to calling Molly "Mol" despite not even knowing her name.
