History Sandbox / Piterpicher

!Pantheon drafts (WHEN will I get working on this again? I dunno.):
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'''[[Website/{{Wikipedia}} Willy on Wheels]], God of [[WikiVandal Wiki Vandalism]]''' [[labelnote:Alternate names]]The Willy on Wheels, [=WoW=], John Kerry's Willy on Wheels!, Christmas Willy on Wheels, Willy (on) Wheels, Willy (On Wheels), Willy (now with 10% more wheels!), Willy & Wheels, Willy & wheels, Wheely on Wills, Wheely on wheels!, On wheels?, On wheels!, On wheels on wheels! On Wheels On Wheels! ON WHEELS ON WHEELS!, Willy on 2008 wheels, Willy on Bloody Wheels, Willy on 23245234 Wheels, Willy on weals, Willy on wheeIs is a good guy, Willy on wheels is gay, Willy on wheelzez, Willy on whieels, Willy on red Wheels, Willy on blue Wheels, Willy on bronze wheels, Willy on dark wheels, Willy on volkswagen wheels, Willy on gold wheels, Willy on green Wheels, Willy on great balls of wax, Willy on pink wheels, Willy on opel wheels, Willy on orange wheels, Willy on ferrari wheels, Willy on ford wheels, Willy on four Wheels, Willy atop wheels, Willy attatched to wheels, Willy on whoeeIs, Willy of Wheels, Willy on wheels on wheels on wheels on wheels on wheels, Willey on Wheels, Willey on wheals, [=WillyOnWheelz67=], [=Wilyonwhe3ls=], Willys on das wheels, Willey On [=SuperWheels=], Wiley on Wiles, [=W1lly 0n Wh3311s=], [=W1llyonwh33ls=], Willi on Weels, [=WoW=] DID create userboxes. That's why they cause so much trouble!, Willy on wheels (here to apologize, please do not block), [=WillyonWheelsREVENGE=], Willy-on-doth-wheels, [=WIlly=] on Wheels is atheist! That's why he is so good, Wally on Wheels!, Wally on Whales, Wally on Walls~enwiki, Wille on Wheels, Whilly on Weelz, Willy en las ruedas, Willy en ruedas, Welly on whells, Willy not on Wheels, Willy not on Wheels!, Willy the master of Wheels, Whilly Off Weels, Whilly on Wales!, Whilly on Weels, Whilly on Weels!, Whilly on Weelz, William on Discs, Willy's on Wʜɘɘls again!, Willy on something beginning with W...[[/labelnote]]
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* Upvotes on Wheels: 1 (Tropers/Fasoman1996: tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=13955282570A87068500&page=4267#106660)
* House on Wheels: Pantheon/CriminalActions
* Quasideity on Wheels
* Symbol on Wheels: The Willy on Wheels, an old-fashioned car
* Theme Song on Wheels: [[https://youtu.be/1JDZOdFnmiI Vandal: Long Road (Kaotik) Raggatek]]
* Character Alignment on Wheels: ChaoticEvil on Wheels
* Portfolio on Wheels: AlliterativeName, CoolCar, {{Determinator}}, IHaveManyNames, LaughablyEvil, SockPuppet, {{Troll}}
* Allies on Wheels: Other vandals, Pantheon/GUAETrollkaiger
* Enemies on Wheels: [[Pantheon/AnalysisAndRecords Wikipe-tan]], Wikipedia admins (including [[Pantheon/SourcesOfInformation Jimbo Wales]]), [[Pantheon/MagicCasters Twilight Sparkle]], [[Pantheon/{{Mammals}} Rabbit]], most deities in the Pantheon/{{Justice}} house
* The legendary Wikipedia vandal who joined in August 20, 2004. His first vandalism was replacing page content with "Pagename has been vandalised by the Willy on Wheels". Later, with different accounts, started to move lots of pages to "Pagename on Wheels!". Some of his more risque trolling involved posting pictures of penises.
* He uses UsefulNotes/MozillaFirefox and a 64-bit machine, later upgraded to a Mac Mini. Tabbed browsing also helped him a lot.
* His vandalism record on one account before being blocked is 175 pages. He wanted to reach 500, and even created a "Willy's 500" event! The winner would apparently have won a wind-up Willy on Wheels.
* As a joke, he was once [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:April_Fools/April_Fools%27_Day_2005/Willy_on_Wheels_for_admin nominated for adminship]]. He earned 18 support votes, 5 opposition votes and no neutrality votes.
* Surprisingly enough, one of the Wikipedia admins, Larry Pienazek, [[https://www.quora.com/What-was-it-like-to-deal-with-Willy-on-Wheels-on-Wikipedia actually thought his vandalism was funny]].
* And if you though he was limited to the English Wikipedia, think again. He attacked the German Wikipedia on 18th December 2004, the French Wikipedia on 5th January 2005, the Polish Wikipedia on 19th January 2005, and the Esperanto Wikipedia on 15th February 2005.
* Since he's so popular, he has found many imitators. Even nowadays, many people are making pages on Wheels. If you make an account name that contains "On Wheels", you may get banned quickly.
* Luckily, he left TV Tropes untouched. But we do know he exists.
* A document by himself, on himself, can be found [[https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:WoW~enwiki&direction=next&oldid=9502630 here]].
* He has a user page on Wiki/{{Uncyclopedia}} [[http://en.uncyclopedia.co/wiki/User:Willy_on_wheels!_on_wheels! here]], and he was an actual contributor there until 2006, even getting some positive recognition.
* He is Jimbo's worst nightmare. Even after over a decade, he still haunts him in his dreams.
* He must [[ConstructAdditionalPylons Construct Additional Wheels]].
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1,000,000.

'''[[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} Willy on Wheels]], God of [[WikiVandal Wiki Vandalism]]''' [[labelnote:Alternate names]]The Willy on Wheels, [=WoW=], John Kerry's Willy on Wheels!, Christmas Willy on Wheels, Willy (on) Wheels, Willy (On Wheels), Willy (now with 10% more wheels!), Willy & Wheels, Willy & wheels, Wheely on Wills, Wheely on wheels!, On wheels?, On wheels!, On wheels on wheels! On Wheels On Wheels! ON WHEELS ON WHEELS!, Willy on 2008 wheels, Willy on Bloody Wheels, Willy on 23245234 Wheels, Willy on weals, Willy on wheeIs is a good guy, Willy on wheels is gay, Willy on wheelzez, Willy on whieels, Willy on red Wheels, Willy on blue Wheels, Willy on bronze wheels, Willy on dark wheels, Willy on volkswagen wheels, Willy on gold wheels, Willy on green Wheels, Willy on great balls of wax, Willy on pink wheels, Willy on opel wheels, Willy on orange wheels, Willy on ferrari wheels, Willy on ford wheels, Willy on four Wheels, Willy atop wheels, Willy attatched to wheels, Willy on whoeeIs, Willy of Wheels, Willy on wheels on wheels on wheels on wheels on wheels, Willey on Wheels, Willey on wheals, [=WillyOnWheelz67=], [=Wilyonwhe3ls=], Willys on das wheels, Willey On [=SuperWheels=], Wiley on Wiles, [=W1lly 0n Wh3311s=], [=W1llyonwh33ls=], Willi on Weels, [=WoW=] DID create userboxes. That's why they cause so much trouble!, Willy on wheels (here to apologize, please do not block), [=WillyonWheelsREVENGE=], Willy-on-doth-wheels, [=WIlly=] on Wheels is atheist! That's why he is so good, Wally on Wheels!, Wally on Whales, Wally on Walls~enwiki, Wille on Wheels, Whilly on Weelz, Willy en las ruedas, Willy en ruedas, Welly on whells, Willy not on Wheels, Willy not on Wheels!, Willy the master of Wheels, Whilly Off Weels, Whilly on Wales!, Whilly on Weels, Whilly on Weels!, Whilly on Weelz, William on Discs, Willy's on Wʜɘɘls again!, Willy on something beginning with W...[[/labelnote]]

1,000,000 (honestly adding commas for each thousand tier is for idiots anyway).

* Luckily, he left TV Tropes untouched. But we do know he exists, see an example on Funny.{{Wikipedia}}.

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''Also see the Characters/AllGrownUp characters page.''

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!Kids
[[folder: Tommy Pickles]]
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--> Voiced by: Tami Holbrook (unaired pilot), [[Creator/ElizabethDaily E.G. Daily]]
The main character and unofficial leader; he is best known for his incredible bravery and the screwdriver he always carries in his diaper.

!!!Tropes Associated With Tommy:
* TheAce: He's good at everything.
* BadassAdorable: He's only one year old, and is very courageous.
* BaldOfAwesome: Since his hair hasn't grown yet, he only has a few hairs on his head.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: When he [[RageBreakingPoint was sick of Dil's behavior]] in the first movie, he [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech gives Dil an angry, hateful speech]] ''and almost dumps baby food on Dil for him to be abducted by the monkeys.''
* BigBrotherInstinct: He cares a lot about his younger brother, Dil. He openly objects to Phil and Lil trying to return him to the hospital in [[WesternAnimation/TheRugratsMovie the first movie]], and is often quick to defend Dil if someone says bad things about him.
* BlueIsHeroic: He is usually seen wearing a light blue t-shirt.
* CatchPhrase: "A baby's gotta do, what a baby's gotta do" and after the movie, "Hang on to your diapies, babies".
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In the earliest episodes, Tommy was a regular baby with no distinguishable personality--an infant version of TheEveryman or The StandardizedLeader. Later Tommy begins to develop a stronger personality, becoming a brave Determinator who loves adventure. It can be pretty strange to see Tommy being relatively quiet and cautious in his solo adventures. E.G Daily herself even mentions that Tommy was more baby-like and tiny in the earlier episodes, but as time went by, he got a lot more mature and wiser in the show's 10th anniversary special documentary.
* ClearTheirName: Tommy's done this a few times, usually when Spike's been blamed for causing trouble.
* {{Determinator}}: One of the youngest ones you'll find in fiction.
* DoesNotLikeShoes: The number of times Tommy wears shoes can be counted on one hand.
* IconicItem: His trusty toy screwdriver, which he keeps even in his teen years.
* ImprovisedScrewdriver: Tommy regularly keeps a toy screwdriver in his diaper to break out of his playpen. It is occasionally used as an actual screwdriver.
* InformedJudaism: Actually averted (unlike most other examples on kids' TV, which always weakly hint that a character may or may not be Jewish). In addition to the token Hanukkah special, his family also celebrates Passover. On top of that, his maternal grandparents (Boris and Minka) are established to be Eastern European Jews (possibly Russian or Ukrainian). In both ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'', Tommy and his family follow both Judaism '''''and''''' Christianity.
* InnocentBlueEyes: As seen in the unaired pilot.
* JerkassBall:
** On occasions in earlier episodes (though not to the extent of his cousin, Angelica). Unintentionally, he could be seen as downright selfish and obnoxious, examples including "Tommy And The Secret Club", and even to an extent, "The Odd Couple", while episodes such as "Twins Pique" convey him as something of a narcissist. This however doesn't appear in later episodes.
** This was actually the source of many conflicts with Chuckie in the third season, many of which called out Tommy's usual tendency to [[TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong pressure or manipulate Chuckie into following his adventures and ideals of "fun"]] and regularly [[NoSympathy blow off any unpleasantries it causes him]] (Chuckie tears him a new one for it in "Farewell My Friend" in particular). While Tommy is still InnocentlyInsensitive in later seasons, he is often shown to be more compassionate towards Chuckie and worried about his well being.
* TheLeader: Of the babies.
* MasterOfUnlocking: Most of the time it's Tommy and his toy screwdriver that undoes any barricade the babies face.
* MixedAncestry: Due to having a White dad and a Russian-Jewish mom.
* NiceJewishBoy: He's a good boy with a JewishMother.
* NiceMeanAndInBetween: The In-Between to Chuckie's Nice and Angelica's Mean. He's outgoing and adventurous, often forcing Chuckie to come with him against his will, but does genuinely care about Chuckie. He also has moments of being mischevious, but is still overall easy-going and is much nicer than Angelica.
* OnlyChildSyndrome: Until the [[WesternAnimation/TheRugratsMovie first movie]], when Dil was born.
* RageBreakingPoint: In the first movie. Tommy's patience is repeatedly pushed by Dil's selfishness throughout the film. After he saves him from the monkeys, Dil selfishly drinks all of the milk and keeps the large blanket all to himself, which leads to the blanket tearing in half and Tommy falling into a mud puddle. By this point, Tommy has had enough and gives Dil a major TheReasonYouSuckSpeech, nearly pouring mashed bananas all over Dil so the monkeys can take him away.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Gives an absolutely scathing one to Dil in the first movie after the latter rips their only blanket, which is what got Tommy to reach the [[RageBreakingPoint limit to his patience with Dil's behavior]]. However, he ends up regretting this.
-->'''Tommy:''' You think this is funny?! Phil and Lil was right. You're a bad, naughty baby and you're never gonna get ''any'' better! I'm ''through'' being your big brother! I don't want my "sponsatility" NO MORE! ''(tosses his compass away, the monkeys notice)''\\
'''Dil:''' My monkey, my monkey! Mine!\\
'''Tommy:''' You want monkeys? Fine, I'll give you monkeys. Oh, you have a monkey mommy, a monkey daddy, and a monkey ''brother!'' My friends wanted to take you back to the "hopsicle". But ''noooooo'', I said. He didn't mean it, I said. He was only ''playin'!'' But I was wrong. Now I don't have any friends. (''throws a diaper over his shoulder, the monkeys grab it'') Dil wants monkeys, and monkeys want the manners. (''takes out the mashed bananas'') Ohhh, '''''EVERYBODY GETS WHAT THEY WANT!'''''
* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Chuckie's blue.
* SanitySlippage: In the first movie during his TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to Dil.
* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: Manly Man to Chuckie's Sensitive Guy.
* VocalEvolution: In Season 1, Tommy had a very raspy, quiet voice, but it changed a bit in Season 2 and again in Season 4, when it became louder. Also, he had a different voice actress in the pilot, who sounded downright feminine.
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[[folder: Chuckie Finster]]
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--> Voiced by: Creator/ChristineCavanaugh (first seven seasons, some episodes of season eight, ''WesternAnimation/TheRugratsMovie'', ''WesternAnimation/RugratsInParis''), Creator/NancyCartwright (the rest of season eight and onward)
In addition to his uncontrollable red hair, big glasses and bucked teeth, Chuckie is easily distinguished from his friends by his dislike of adventure and irrational fear of particular objects, most notably the "guy on the oatmeal box" (the Quaker Oats logo).

!!!Tropes Associated With Chuckie:
* {{Adorkable}}: Gawky, neurotic, jumpy, and sweet-natured. And bespectacled.
* ArtEvolution: Chuckie looks a bit different in Season 1, owing to EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference. He has fewer strands on his hair, his nose has a slightly different shape, and his head shape is more boxy. His design was refined in Season 2.
* BadassNormal: An interesting variation. When one cartoon had the babies think Chuckie was a super hero to get back his inflatable globe from Angelica, he was told his cape was the source of his powers. He ends up losing the cape and ''still'' beating Angelica, knocking her over. He's shocked he did it, too.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Chuckie's a coward, through and through. However, push the kid too far and he'll man up to deal with the problem at hand, and he'll always come through for his friends when they need it.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Towards all of the gang. Once his father and Kira get married, he develops this for Kimi, especially in their teenage years.
* BigNo: His first word in ''Rugrats in Paris''.
* BlackBeadEyes: Whenever he's seen without his glasses, his eyes are drawn this way.
* BlindWithoutEm: Cannot see well without his glasses.
* BlueIsHeroic: He is usually seen wearing a light blue t-shirt with a yellow and red Saturn on it.
* ButtMonkey: ''Very'' often due to his lack of confidence, though not to Angelica's extent.
* CatchPhrase:
** "IDontThinkThatsSuchAGoodIdea..."
** "We're doomed! Doomed, I tell ya!"
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In the first season, he could be quite argumentative and rude to the other babies, but thankfully it was toned down in later seasons.
* ChickMagnet: He's actually quite popular with the ladies, having "[[PuppyLove relationships]]" with Megan, in Season 3, Emma in Season 5, and having to pretend to be married to Lil in Season 6. It's even theorized among fans that the reason why Angelica torments him so much is because she has a secret crush on him, and they get plenty of episodes with each other throughout the series. The ''All Growed Up'' special episode is about his crush on a girl in middle school.
* CompanionCube: His stuffed bear Wawa, a TragicKeepsake from his deceased mother.
* CowardlyLion: He will get over his cowardice if his friends are in danger.
* CowardlySidekick: In contrast to the fearless Tommy.
* DeadpanSnarker: This line exemplifies it. When Phil and Lil show up as Hansel and Gretel in Chuckie's Cinderella fantasy.
-->'''Phil''': I'm Hansel and she's Gretel.\\
'''Lil''': Yah. And we're losted.\\
'''Chuckie''': Well you're even more losted than ya think. Cus you're in the wrong story.
* DidntWantAnAdventure: He's usually the first one to object to any of Tommy's adventures, but he tags along anyways.
* DirtyCoward: Usually averted but played straight in "Dust Bunnies". Upon hearing that Tommy was attacked by a "dust bunny", he runs off afraid without a second thought. Subverted as he regrets it and comes through in the end.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: This kid goes through ''a lot'' without his MissingMom. By the time of the second film, he finally gains a mother he always wanted.
* EyeGlasses: There isn't much detail in his eyes from inside the lenses of his glasses apart from little black dots and white sclerae which take up the entire space of the lenses.
* {{Flanderization}}: Originally, Chuckie was the voice of reason among his friends, being the only one with any idea/worry of how dangerous many of the thing they were doing were. Starting with the second season, Chuckie's sense of caution was exaggerated to the point where he is so cowardly that he's scared of the guy on the oatmeal box. Then things got worse when his voice actress was replaced...
* {{Foil}}:
** To Tommy. While Tommy is rather bold and adventurous, Chuckie tends to worry that they're in a bad situation and points out that Tommy's plans could result in trouble.
** Compared to his stepsister Kimi, she is also more bold and energetic than he is. In particular, she's enthusiastic about riding a Reptar mecha while Chuckie was only doing so in order to warn his father that Coco was using him.
* TheHeart: He's usually the one that keeps the babies together.
* TheLancer: Often acts as the cowardly contrast to the courageous Tommy.
* LivingEmotionalCrutch: It is {{implied| trope}} that he, at least in some regards, is this to his father, as [[spoiler:he is effectively the last Chaz has left of [[TheLostLenore Melinda]]]].
* LovableCoward: Probably his defining characteristic.
* MissingMom: The Mother's Day episode heavily implied that [[spoiler:his mother died a few months -- maybe less than that -- after he was born]].
* MoralityChain: Episodes like "Rebel Without a Teddy Bear", "The Gold Rush" and "Chuckie's Wonderful Life" strongly hint that Chuckie is this to the other babies.
* NeatFreak: In one episode, after learning about germs, he becomes this.
* NiceGuy: Becomes this after the first season.
* NiceMeanAndInBetween: The Nice to Angelica's Mean and Tommy's In-Between. He's afraid of causing harm (as well as most other things) and is overall good-mannered.
* OlderSidekick: He's Tommy's sidekick, but is a year older than him.
* OnlyChildSyndrome: Until the [[WesternAnimation/RugratsInParis second movie]], when his father remarried and he got a stepsister.
* PhraseCatcher: [[HypocriticalHumor "Aw, quit being a baby!"]]
* PottyEmergency: Since he is very young, he had a few Downplayed instances of this in "Chuckie vs. the Potty", "A Dose of Dil", and "Cuffed". He also had a pretty severe one in "Potty Training Spike".
* PottyFailure: He had this once in Chuckie vs The Potty and once in Accidents Happen.
* RedheadsAreUncool:
** He is danger prone, cowardly, wore glasses that would break from time to time, had allergies and was often picked on by other kids. So much so that there were entire episodes devoted to him having an operation that temporarily cleared his nose, him trying to dye his hair black to fit in with the rest of the kids, and his other quirks.
** Sometimes averted: [[HeroesWantRedheads he's actually shown to be quite popular with the ladies in certain episodes (such as "Cradle Attraction").]]
* RedOniBlueOni: The blue to Tommy's red.
* SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl The Savvy Guy to Kimi's Energetic Girl.
* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: Sensitive Guy to Tommy's Manly Man.
* TheSmartGuy: Chuckie is a bit more smart compared to the other babies.
* TheSouthpaw: Chuckie is shown to be left-handed.
* SurvivalMantra: "I'm a big brave dog, I'm a big brave dog..."
* TeamMom: At times, he tries to keep the group together. Further shown at the end of "What's Your Line", when he utilizes what he's learned from his own father to comfort Dil when he cries.
* YouJustHadToSayIt: He has a habit of giving his friends ideas, which he didn't mean to, and which ends with him going along unwillingly.
** In "Stu Gets a Job", after accidentally giving Tommy an idea to prevent his dad from going to work, he said "When am I ever gonna learn to keep my big mouth shut?"
** In "Reptar On Ice", Tommy believes Reptar is dead, but Chuckie believes he's just hiding. This cheers Tommy enough to have them go looking for him. Chuckie groans "I did it again."
** In another episode, his friends look at him after saying something, he sighs and says "I'll get the screwdriver."
** In "Let Them Eat Cake," he lampshades the whole thing. Tommy wants to go after the huge cake, and rather than talk him out of it, Chuckie acknowledges that Tommy won't listen to him and come up with "a whole bunch of crazy reasons why we gotta do it," so why not just skip the middleman this time and go along with it?
** In "Tricycle Thief", Angelica was accused of stealing Susie's bike as payback for her laughing when Angelica fell into the mud the previous day. Angelica claims her innocence and wouldn't even bother doing so just for spite, then Chuckie blurted out that he overheard Angelica said something. When the babies asked what it was, he tried to keep quiet only to reluctantly give in, and it only seemed to confirm Angelica's guilt.
* YouthfulFreckles: TheChewToy and {{adorkable}} redhead.
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[[folder: Phil and Lil [=DeVille=]]]
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--> Voiced by: Creator/KathSoucie (both)
HalfIdenticalTwins who are alike in every possible way, and even dressed to match. They represent the stage of infancy where babies are forever curious and try to eat and drink anything they can reach. Best known for their love of filth.

!!!Tropes Associated With Phil and Lil:
* BigEater: They love eating. They especially like mud.
* TheBigGuy: Phil is the toughest of the babies and the most hands-on.
* TheChick: Lil is the lone girl of the four main babies until Kimi.
* ExtremeOmnivore: Worms, insects, boogers, toilet water-- ''anything'' is fair game.
* DeadpanSnarker: To a certain extent, though especially Phil.
* DirtyCoward: In "Farewell My Friend" they ditch Tommy at one point.
* DirtyKid: After Tommy gets pantsed by Dil in the movie, Lil looks excited by it.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: The twins started off as the same character split in two, but later in the series Phil became a borderline DeadpanSnarker and AudienceSurrogate, being the character that said what the audience was thinking. Lil would also become the more adventurous of the pair, which is TruthInTelevision since she's the oldest.
* FirstNameUltimatum: When they argue, they usually address each other by their full first names (Phillip and Lillian).
* HalfIdenticalTwins: The only physical difference between them is that Lil has free-hanging earlobes, something minor enough that most people, including their parents, don't notice.
* HatesBaths: To the point where Lil considers the word "bath" a bad word.
* IdenticalTwinIDTag: The most obvious way of telling them apart is Lil's bow, which they will sometimes use to pull off a TwinSwitch. Lil also wears a diaper under her overalls, while Phil wears shorts. In "Twins Pique" Lil gives herself pigtails, and Phil messes up his hair so they can be told apart.
* IncestSubtext: By way of ChildrenAreInnocent. In "Kid TV", the two of them stage a scene where they're lovers in a SoapOpera, they go to the prom together in "Junior Prom", and they have odd reactions at seeing each other naked in "Naked Tommy". Also in "Cradle Attraction", when the gang finds out that Megan picks on Chuckie because she likes him, Lil shoves Phil and says "it's because I like you" and they both giggle.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: They could be pretty mean at times, but nowhere near the extent of Angelica. In "Weaning Tommy", Tommy (who's going through withdrawal after his parents were told by their dentist to get Tommy off his bottle) tells the twins of his plight, and their answer is "Sorry, Tommy. Wish we could help" and then continue drinking their bottles right in front of him. The worst example has to be in the first movie where they let the monkeys take Dil. Even Chuckie (who at this point has no love for Dil either) couldn't believe it. But nonetheless, the two share a strong bond with each other and care deeply about their friends.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: An interesting case for Lil. In ''WesternAnimation/RugratsGoWild'', Lil catches sight of an animal eating a smaller one and freaks out, realizes what she's been doing all of this time and swears off worms and mud.
* NightmareFetishist: Very young versions. The "fetishist" part is downplayed as there is nothing sexual about their interest in what most would be freaked out by.
* ThePigPen: Both of them love getting messy.
* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Lil has pink shoes, and has a pink bow in her hair, while Phil has blue shoes and blue pants. However they both have pink shirts.
* PinkMeansFeminine: Lil is color-coded with her pink bow and shoes.
* SiblingRivalry: They both argue frequently.
* SingleMindedTwins: They tend to be on the same page, though they occasionally argue.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Phil wears pants, while Lil wears a dress and has a bow on her head.
* ThoseTwoGuys: They are twins, after all.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Bugs, though Lil swears off them in ''Rugrats Go Wild''.
* ThemeTwinNaming: Both names rhyming with "ill".
* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Lil loves playing in the mud and eating worms, but also plays with dolls and gets excited when she thinks she's playing a princess in Angelica's ballet performance.
* WithFriendsLikeThese: In earlier seasons, they demonstrated a more selfish side and would on occasion brush off turmoils Tommy or Chuckie suffer or even take Angelica's side if she made a good enough offer. This trait downplayed as the series went on.
* VocalEvolution: Over the course of the series Phil's voice became less feminine and more scratchy, whilst Lil's voice became higher during the Kimi era episodes.
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[[folder: Angelica Pickles]]
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--> Voiced by: Cheryl Chase
A LargeHam and bossy, Angelica is Tommy's cousin and serves as the main antagonist of the series. She hates Tommy and the other "stupid babies" and lives to make them miserable whenever they're in the same place. She is able to understand the babies' language and communicate with them.

!!!Tropes Associated With Angelica:
* AntiRoleModel: She's pretty much the embodiment of what young children ''shouldn't'' act like.
* AttentionWhore: She gets enraged when people give more attention to the babies than to her.
* {{Badbutt}}: She's the closest thing to a villain that the show has.
* BelievingTheirOwnLies: She usually torments the younger babies by lying to them about some mundane thing to make it seem terrifying. Correspondingly, her [[LaserGuidedKarma comeuppance]] often involves circumstances making her think she was right:
** After tricking Chuckie into thinking a disease she made up is turning him into a rhinoceros, a horn-shaped bump on her head, along with gray-colored scabs on her legs, leads her to think that ''she'' has contracted "rhinoceritis".
** After all the babies come down with chicken pox, Angelica convinces them that they'll all turn into actual chickens. By the end of the episode, she herself has contracted the pox, and when an egg falls into her car seat, she freaks out and believes that she's turning into a chicken herself.
** She tried to convince the babies that the sky is falling, and ends up believing it herself after a stray tennis ball falls on her head.
** Stu and Didi give Tommy's old toys to Dil, and Angelica tells Tommy that once his parents give all of his old stuff to Dil, he'll disappear. In the end, Susie explains that a person doesn't disappear from giving away hand-me-downs. Angelica expresses her thankfulness on being an only child, and thus gets to keep all of her stuff, but then her dad comes by and tells her that he and Charlotte have decided to give all of her old stuff to Tommy. This causes Angelica to scream in fear that ''she'll'' disappear once her parents give all of her old stuff to Tommy.
** After an incident where Tommy accidentally loses one of his toys down the drain, Angelica scares Tommy and Chuckie by saying they could suffer the same fate. Throughout the episode they try to find ways to get out of it, which includes flushing anything bath time related down the toilet. Ironically, she accidentally flushes her own doll, Cynthia, down the toilet. The plumber recovers it, but the doll is ruined.
--->'''Angelica:''' ''(sobbing)'' It's true! It's true! You can get sucked down the drain!
* BerserkButton: Whatever you do, don't steal Cynthia from Angelica. Not even karma will protect you from her wrath.
* BigBad: She's always the one causing trouble for the main characters, and as such she's the closest thing to a main antagonist. When it's not her, it's usually her equally bratty crush, Timmy [=McNulty=].
* BigEater: Usually when desserts (most often with cookies) are involved, to the point where she'll eat ''any'' dessert you give to her unless it's flan.
* BigSisterInstinct: Despite how much she torments the babies, she goes ballistic when anyone besides her does this. Lampshaded in ''Rugrats in Paris'':
-->"Listen lady! Nobody messes with my dumb babies except me!"
* BirthdayHater: Due to the [[GrowingUpSucks fear of the implications of growing up]], Angelica behaves this way during her third ([[AgelessBirthdayEpisode or fourth?]]) birthday. In the end, she regrets it when she realizes that, when growing up, she can eat candy with bigger teeth than the babies'.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: She pulls a sweet girl facade in front of the adults while showing her nasty side to the babies.
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: A rare example involving both genders; she's the Blonde to Susie's Brunette and Harold's Redhead.
* BrattyHalfPint: She often whines when she doesn't get her way.
* TheBully: She frequently picks on the babies.
* ButtMonkey: If you can believe this, Angelica, despite being the antagonist, gets her comeuppance a lot (e.g.: sitting in time out and pizza falling on her hair, causing her to cry as she hates the stress of having her hair washed), but sometimes, she can be the show's butt monkey, even when she isn't the antagonist!
* CatchPhrase:
** "You dumb babies!"
** "Can you believe it, Cynthia?"
** [[SayMyName "CYNTHIAAAAA!"]]
** "Hmph."
** "Oh Mommy/Daddy."
* CharacterDevelopment: At the start, Angelica was a total {{Jerkass}} that acted nice in front of the adults, but had strong hate for the babies and she somewhat mocked people behind their back (Graham Canyon is a great example of this, as when Drew tells Angelica to have a good time, after Angelica's polite response, she sticks her tongue out at Drew). In later seasons (mostly after season 3 and the movie), she grows to like them and becomes a JerkWithAHeartOfGold, whereas she is still mischievous, but there's a nicer tone to it.
* ChildHater: [[BoomerangBigot Despite being a child herself]], she is often mean to the babies and isn't very nice to people her own age either.
* ClashingCousins: A one-sided version with Tommy and Dil. Angelica dislikes them and thinks they're "dumb babies". By ''All Grown Up'' it's slightly more mutual on Tommy's part and he's grown enough to realize Angelica's brattiness. Though they bicker constantly, it is shown that Angelica does really like Tommy deep down.
* CompanionCube: She often treats her Cynthia doll as if it were a living person.
* CuteButCacophonic: She's three years old and has NoIndoorVoice.
* DaddysGirl: Though her parents both love her, she appears closer to Drew, possibly because he's around more than Charlotte. Drew is also more of a softy when it comes to attempts at disciplining his daughter.
* DeadpanSnarker: Often makes remarks towards the babies about their ignorance of how the world works due to being very young, naive, and inexperienced.
* DeliberatelyCuteChild: Acts sweet and nice when grownups are around to try and manipulate them.
* DependingOnTheWriter: Is she a JerkassWoobie (and maybe a {{Tsundere}} as well) or a flat out vile little brat whom dangerously borders on being a VillainProtagonist? It depends on how pleasant the writers are feeling about her at the time. Still happens in ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' but to a much smaller extent.
* DevilInPlainSight: The adults are usually unaware of how bratty and mean she is, though occasionally she did get caught.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: She often gets in trouble because she's so focused on being mean to the babies that she doesn't stop and think about how what she's doing might reflect back on her. Justified as she's only three.
* TheDreaded: All of the other kids (except Susie and Kimi) are scared of her.
* EnfantTerrible: More bratty than evil, but still has her moments.
* EvenBadWomenLoveTheirMamas: It is shown several times that she loves her parents even when they're not spoiling her rotten.
* EvenEvilHasStandards:
** In "Tricycle Thief."
---> '''Angelica:''' I may be mean, and I may be a bully, but [[PunctuatedForEmphasis I'M NO TRICYCLE THIEF!]] [[spoiler: She's not.]]
** She usually doesn't say rude things about Chuckie's MissingMom either.
*** Whenever Chuckie's thinking about his MissingMom, she will ''not'' torment him.
** She loves to torment the babies and do mean things to them, but if anyone ''else'' does things (like try to ''hurt'' them), she does ''not'' tolerate it.
** In ''Rugrats in Paris'' when Angelica helps Coco [=LaBouche=] trick Chaz into marrying her, even she knew that was a horrible thing to do and actually genuinely felt bad.
* EvilCounterpart: To Susie. While Susie is sweet and friendly, Angelica is bratty and selfish. This is reflected when Susie attempts to sing a song during a baby shower during the Rugrats Movie and Angelica keeps interrupting.
* EvilIsPetty: She can sometimes fall into this. Like when she convinced Tommy, Phil and Lil that Chuckie was an alien and his new playhouse was his spaceship. The motive? Angelica couldn't fit into the playhouse herself so didn't want any of the babies to enjoy it.
* FluffyTheTerrible: Not just her RightHandCat...
* GirlishPigtails: And purple bows to go with the dress.
* HaughtyHmph: Being the spoiled little brat she is, there's hardly an episode that goes by that she doesn't do one of these.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: She more or less treats the other babies like crap and has no qualms with freaking them out with random urban legends or stories, mostly to get something she wants. However, she ends up being a team player if something worse threatens them.
* HoistByHerOwnPetard: Many of Angelica's punishments are brought about by her inability to quit while she was ahead. For instance, in "The Trial", her desire to pin the blame on one of the babies for breaking Tommy's favorite clown lamp leads to her gloating her guilt to the babies... and in front of Didi and Betty.
* HypocriticalHeartwarming: "Nobody messes with my dumb babies 'cept me!"
* HypocriticalHumor: Angelica seems rather insecure about being so close in age to the younger Rugrats -- she's always referring to them as "just babies" and to herself as an adult, even though Dil (who's three years younger than Angelica) is the only Rugrats who's technically "just a baby." Angelica and Susie are both only a year older than Chuckie and two years older than Tommy, Kimi and the twins.
* InkSuitActor: Angelica is essentially a cartoon version of Cheryl Chase (her voice actress, except Cheryl is fairly nice in real life) in many aspects, such as her appearance and some of her interests.
* IronicName: She usually acts angelic when she's around adults so they seldom catch on to her true bratty nature.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Most of the time, she'll only act on her own selfishness.
* {{Jerkass}}: She plays this trope straight, from childhood to the ''All Grown Up!'' episodes. She is really willing to manipulate the other characters to get what she wants.
* JerkassToOne: She bullies ''all'' the babies, but seems to take special fondness in picking on Chuckie, the NervousWreck of the group.
-->'''Tommy:''' ''*angrily*'' Angelica, why do you always have to pick on Chuckie?
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She has a lot of nice moments -- such as when she admits she'll miss Tommy when he almost moves away, or apologizing to Suzie via a hand-made card. In the sequel she TookALevelInKindness.
* KarmaHoudini: Angelica manages to pull one in "Barbecue Story," where she deliberately throws Tommy's ball over a fence without any comeuppance. Presumably, karma wasn't paying attention that time. Angelica was in fact originally conceived as a KarmaHoudini to teach the audience sometimes life won't be fair. Allegedly the creators loathed Barbecue Story, which followed the original direction, and while she has mild cases of getting away afterwards, most of her truly heinous acts are met with karma.
* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: A meta-example. Angelica was initially intended by the creators to be a permanent KarmaHoudini to teach children that sometimes life isn't fair. However, [[CreatorsPest the creators themselves]] eventually got sick of Angelica's brattiness, so they decided to start having her face punishment.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Since Angelica is able to understand the language of adults, she often takes it upon herself to explain to the babies how aspects of the grown-up world works. The problem is that Angelica is still, well, a child, so there is a lot of context and details that she cannot fully comprehend, leading her explanations to be incomplete and chuck full of misunderstandings at best.
* TheLancer: Whenever [[CowardlySidekick Chuckie]] isn't filling this role.
* LargeHam: She often likes to see herself as quite the little performer lets just say.
* LaserGuidedKarma: Her title in this show could very much be "karma's personal punching bag"; in the event she does something that could be considered even vaguely unpleasant, karma is sure to be there to take her down a peg or two.
* LonelyRichKid: Despite being well-meaning, her parents are pretty clueless, and sometimes downright negligent, when it comes to raising her.
* NeverMyFault: Angelica gets sent to day camp and blames her '''doll''', Cynthia, for suggesting it.
* NeverSpeakIllOfTheDead: One of Angelica’s redeeming qualities was how she never made a negative comment about Chuckie’s late mother, Melinda, or even interferes during the MoodWhiplash moment of the episode, ''Mother’ Day''.
* NiceMeanAndInBetween:
** In the main series, she's the Mean to Chuckie's Nice and Tommy's In-Between. She's spoiled and often bullies both Tommy and Chuckie.
** In the short-lived spin-off, "Pre-School Daze" (as well as the episode of the same name that inspired it), she retains her position as the Mean to Harold's Nice and Susie's In-Between. She's mean to Harold and has a frenemy relationship with Susie.
* NightmareFuelStationAttendant: Quite a lot of examples can be found on [[NightmareFuel/{{Rugrats}} the Rugrats Nightmare Fuel page]].
* NoMatterHowMuchIBeg: When she tries to give up cookies in the episode "No More Cookies", she asks the babies to keep her from getting any and to never give in regardless of how much she demands a cookie.
* NoIndoorVoice: Angelica is constantly yelling to get what she wants.
* NotMeThisTime: In "The Tricycle Thief", Suzie blames Angelica for stealing her new tricycle when hers is missing and Angelica shows up with an identical one. Angelica says that it was hers and that her red-painted hands, which she would have gotten if she stole the trike from Suzie's garage, were from finger-painting. Turns out that despite the evidence stacked against her, she was completely ''innocent''.
* OnlyChildSyndrome: Unlike Tommy and Chuckie, she actually stayed an only child throughout the show's run. She did come close to having a sibling on an episode where Charlotte (her mom) thinks she's pregnant and Angelica thinks that her parents will outright neglect her once the baby is born, but by the end, Charlotte reveals to Angelica that the doctor told her that she's not pregnant.
* RichBitch: It is implied that Angelica's family is better off than most of the other characters', especially given that both of her parents are business executives. However, Chaz and Chuckie briefly become richer than her family in "Chuckie is Rich," until Drew makes Chaz invest all of his money in a company which fails (possibly out of envy).
* ShipTease: Some episodes show her expressing a {{Tsundere}}-ish crush on Timmy [=McNulty=] (the grandson of one of Lou's rivals and if possible an even ''bigger'' brat than Angelica).
* SpoiledBrat: To the point where even her ''parents'' recognize this even as they spoil her! But to their credit, they've tried many times to correct it.
-->'''Drew:''' Angelica, if you don't eat your broccoli, then you're not going to get seconds on dessert!\\
'''Angelica:''' BUT THAT'S NOT FAIR!
* StopHavingFunGuys: An InUniverse version. If the babies are having way too much fun, Angelica will easily get frustrated and ruin their fun. For instance, in "The Box", when the babies take the torn pieces of the Kiddie Karnival box and begin playing around them, she snatches them in anger in shouts out "You dumb babies! Stop having fun! ''It's just a stupid '''box'''!''"
* SweetTooth: She would sometimes [[BigEater eat too many sweets to where she would get sick.]] In fact, some of her schemes involve something relating to sweets. Especially in "Partners In Crime", where Didi bakes a dozen cupcakes, and Angelica had already eaten all but two. Then she goes on stealing a bowl of cookies and a cake for someone's 100th birthday.
* TinyTyrannicalGirl: Although she seems like a big bully rather than tiny, since she's three and the protagonists are babies.
* TokenEvilTeammate: She serves as the primary antagonist most of the time. Even when she's not being mean to the babies, she tends to be the meanest of the main characters.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Girly Girl to Susie's Tomboy. She loves playing with dolls and dressing up.
* TooDumbToLive: Shows up on occasion, like the end of "The Trial", where she admits to breaking Tommy's clown lamp and gloats about it because the babies can't say anything, ''completely'' forgetting about the fact that Didi and Betty can hear her in the next room.
* TookALevelInKindness: Takes a mild one after Season 1, and a bigger one after Season 3. She still has lots of KickTheDog moments in later seasons and even if she's not as consistently "evil" in depiction as she was early on, she's still an obnoxious and selfish bully on occasions. DependingOnTheWriter comes a lot into play.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Angelica loves cookies. It is even revealed in "No More Cookies" that "cookie" was her first word.
* {{Tsundere}}: Some of her "nicer" stories do occasionally give her these kind of vibes as well.
* TwoGirlsAndAGuy: She and Susie are the two Girls to Harold's Guy.
* VillainousGlutton: She is shown as this in the episode "Chuckie's Wonderful Life", Chuckie being shown that if he was never born, Angelica would have manipulated her uncle and aunt into abandoning Tommy and endlessly making junk food for her to eat.
* VitriolicBestFriends: To Susie, especially in the later seasons--given her bossy personality, it is sometimes implied that Susie may be her ''only'' real friend outside of the babies.
* VocalEvolution: Angelica's voice was always Cheryl Chase's own voice tweaked a little bit, but in Seasons 1-6, it was more noticeable that it was Cheryl's own speaking voice. In the Kimi era, her voice gets slightly higher. However in the Tales from the Crib DVD movies, her voice reverts back to Cheryl's and sounds noticeably more like Cheryl than she did in the show's entire run.
* WoundedGazelleGambit: Has pulled this a few times, with mixed results. She also taught Tommy to do it in "Attention Please," though she called it "acting."
* TheUnfavourite: Subverted. Her parents love her more than she realizes. She was worried that this would happen when she got a little sibling.
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[[folder: Susie Carmichael]]
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--> Voiced by: Creator/CreeSummer
Susie moved across the street from Tommy early on in the series. A multi-talented, brave, and humble little girl, she served as the opposite of Angelica and often acted as TheRival to her. Like Angelica, she can understand the babies' language perfectly and communicate with them.

!!!Tropes Associated With Susie:
* TheAce: She is WiseBeyondTheirYears and has many talents.
* AffirmativeActionGirl: Originally added to the cast when the creators noticed that there were too many white, male characters. Luckily, Susie manages to avoid being a [[TokenMinority token]] through her CoolBigSis persona.
* BlackBestFriend: Initially to Tommy and later on to Angelica.
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: A rare example involving both genders; she's the brunette to Angelica's Blonde and Harold's Redhead.
* BloodKnight: Turns into a variation of this in "The Tricycle Thief", going to great lengths to prove Angelica stole her trike and paint her as something of a monster who'd keep stealing so she'd get what she wants.
* BrainyBrunette: Has dark brown hair and is quite the prodigy with knowledge about reproduction and is fluent in French.
* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In her initial appearances [[SatelliteCharacter she interacted mainly with Tommy]], and was kind of a drama queen and a crybaby, sharing Tommy's naivete and ineptness to the world around her. Not long after that, Susie and Angelica met and she became mostly defined by being the Anti'-Angelica; mellow, intelligent and mature (at least for her young age).
* ChildProdigy: At age three, she is already multilingual.
* CoolBigSis: Acts like this to Tommy and the other babies. Ironically, Susie herself is the youngest of four children, and Alisa, despite having a valley-girl persona to a certain extent, is sort of a Cool Big Sis to Susie.
* CunningLinguist: It's revealed that she knows ten languages.
* {{Foil}}: While Angelica is a mean girl who doesn't treat the babies too well, Susie is rather sweet and caring. Furthermore, she's black and brunette while Angelica is white and blonde.
* GirlishPigtails: She has her black hair in braids.
* GoodCounterpart: To Angelica. If Angelica was The BigBad, Susie would be The BigGood.
* LethalChef: One episode has her baking treats for the babies, only for them to hate how they taste.
* NiceGirl: She's a sweet and compassionate little girl who basically serves as a nice foil to Angelica.
* NiceMeanAndInBetween: The In-between to Harold's Nice and Angelica's Mean. She treats Harold with respect, but has a rivalry with Angelica.
* OnlySaneWoman: Usually.
* OutOfFocus: Became less prominent as the series progressed, playing minor roles in the first two movies and making less appearances staring in Season 8.
* TheRival: To Angelica. Susie was soon made as a rival to Angelica, and was shown to be better than her in many things ("Susie vs. Angelica").
* SixthRanger: At first, but by the time Kimi was introduced, she became more or less TheMentor.
* TeamMom: Acts as a big sister to the babies.
* TokenMinority: The only black one of the kids.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Tomboy to Angelica's Girly Girl. She is very athletic.
* TwoGirlsAndAGuy: She and Angelica are the two Girls to Harold's Guy.
* VitriolicBestFriends: With Angelica.
* WiseBeyondTheirYears: She's very smart and mature for her age.
* XMustNotWin: While mostly a GoodCounterpart to Angelica, Susie has been shown to be very rivalistic to her at times. Comes to an extreme in "Tricycle Thief" [[NotMeThisTime where she jumps to the immediate conclusion she stole her trike]].
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[[folder: Dil Pickles]]
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--> Voiced by: Creator/TaraStrong
Tommy's little brother, who was born in TheMovie. Unlike the others, he can't talk, so he's a baby even to the other babies. As a newborn, most of his time is spent sitting around and drooling.

!!!Tropes Associated With Dil:
* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Tommy felt this way about him in the first movie, but now cares for him.
* TheBabyOfTheBunch: Literally. Even though everyone else in the group is a baby, he's the youngest of them.
* BigBrotherWorship: A downplayed example given that he's a baby among babies, but the fact that he dreams of Tommy when his mom sings "Beautiful Dreamer" is telling.
* CatchPhrase:
** "POOPIE!"
** "Mine!"
* CousinOliver: Sums up the page quote quite nicely. For the most part, even in episodes where he's a major focus, he ends up feeling more like a living plot device than anything else.
* CuteButCacophonic: When he cries, it's a very good example of how grating Creator/TaraStrong can make her voice when she has to.
* EmbarrassingNickname: He calls Angelica "Yucky", and Chuckie "Ducky" or "Chubby".
* FearlessInfant: In "Acorn Nuts And Diapey Butts", [[ItMakesSenseInContext while falling from a lethal height due to being dropped by a Reptar float in a parade,]] he is not only shown to be unafraid, but ''actually enjoying it and laughing.''
* GenerationXerox: Dil's initial interactions with his older brother Tommy mirrors that of Stu and Drew Pickles, who did not get along as babies but gradually warmed up to each other. However, while Stu and Drew Pickles still argue with each other on occasion, Dil gets along well with his brother Tommy.
* HatesBaths: Due to his fear of water, he cries whenever having to bathe.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Zigzagged. He's younger and thus less developed than the other babies, but like them, he's far more developed than a real infant his age would be. That being the case, he's at least somewhat aware that his selfishness has consequences, and shapes up towards the end of the movie.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He may be selfish and naughty at times but he's still a nice baby.
* LastMinuteBabyNaming: Stu and Didi originally assumed that he was going to be a girl, and planned on naming him after Stu's late mother, Trixie, but end up naming him after Didi's cousin, Dylan.
* LivingProp: Semi-justified, considering that he's a baby who can't say a whole lot and doesn't do much.
* TheMillstone: In the first movie.
* TheNicknamer: Partially because he's so young and has no teeth, Dil has a nickname for almost all the babies he interacts with.
* PunnyName: Dill is a type of pickle. This pun is actually what convinced Stu and Didi to name him "Dylan".
* TheSpeechless: He doesn't really say anything due to being the youngest of the babies. Subverted as he also can say short words such as "Yucky", "Tommy", "Poopy", and others.
* SpoiledBrat: He is for two thirds of the movie, and still can be on occasion. It's understandable, since like many children his age, Dil is too young to understand the concept of sharing.
* TagalongKid: He usually tags along on the gang's adventures. Not that he always is useful because of his young age.
* TookALevelInKindness: He begins the first movie acting selfish and rude but after Tommy's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to him, he becomes a better boy.
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: He's afraid of water.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Kimi Watanabe-Finster]]
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--> Voiced by: Dionne Quan
First appearing in the second movie, Kimi is an adventurous girl whose mother married Chuckie's father, making her his step-sister.

!!!Tropes Associated With Kimi:
* TheAce: Like Tommy, she is good at many things.
* BrokenPedestal: Kimi feels this way about Angelica when she's at her worst.
* CheerfulChild: Usually is pretty happy about stuff.
* CompanionCube: Superthing, that odd airplane-blimp plushy.
* DistaffCounterpart: Was conceived as being a female Tommy. It's even lampshaded by Chuckie.
* GenkiGirl: Adventurous and free-spirited.
* GirlishPigtails: Has three of them, in fact.
* HairColorDissonance: Does Kimi have black hair or [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair purple]]?
* MeaningfulName: Her real name, "Kimiko", means "child without equal", among "empress/noble child".
* NiceShoes: Who knew they made cowboy boots for babies?
* NoAccountingForTaste: Non-romantic example; unlike the others, Kimi actually ''likes'' Angelica.
* NoSenseOfPersonalSpace: Seemingly in "Finsterella" as shown and mentioned by Chuckie.
* PluckyGirl: She's extremely fearless. In her first appearance, Chuckie even compares her to Tommy.
* SavvyGuyEnergeticGirl The Energetic Girl to Chuckie's Savvy Guy.
* SixthRanger: Joined the babies after the ''Rugrats in Paris'' movie.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Harold Frumpkin]]
--> Voiced by: Pat Musick
A boy in Angelica and Susie's preschool class. He made a few appearances in the last season of ''Rugrats'' and has made several appearances in the ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' spin-off.
!!!Tropes associated with Harold:
* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Harold has a crush on Angelica, and may be the only guy out there who worships her the way she wishes everyone would. Unfortunately, Angelica treats him with disdain, as she does with the babies.
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: A rare example involving both genders; he is the Redhead to Angelica's Blonde and Susie's Brunette.
* NiceMeanAndInBetween: The Nice to Angelica's Mean and Susie's In-Between. He is good-natured, means well, and has an unrequited crush on Angelica.
* ThePigPen: He often matches Phil in terms of grossness, although most of the time, he is oblivious as to how gross he is.
* TwoGirlsAndAGuy: He's the Guy to Angelica and Susie's two Girls.
[[/folder]]

!Adults
!!The Pickles
[[folder:Stu Pickles]]
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--> Voiced by: Jack Riley
The father of Tommy and Dil, and husband of Didi. Also the younger brother of Drew and uncle of Angelica. A largely unsuccessful BunglingInventor with wacky ideas that occasionally come in handy.

!!!Associated Tropes
* {{Adorkable}}: Good-natured, loves to invent, and bumbling at times.
* ArtEvolution: Stu has a longer neck in the pilot.
* BerserkButton: Don't ever bad-mouth his inventions. This especially applies to his older brother, Drew.
* BumblingDad: Not quite as extreme as other examples. He's not the most level-headed adult on the series and some of his ideas for toys are...questionable, but for the most part, he's a responsible and loving father to his boys.
* BunglingInventor or WeekendInventor: Stu builds toys for income, but said toys can be hit or miss on how well they work.
%%* DeadpanSnarker: At times.
* {{Flanderization}}: In the last few seasons Stu is portrayed as a highly energetic child in a man's body, the best examples can be where he gets really angry and throws his shoes away like he's a child in "Bad Shoes" or when he begs to Didi to keep the puppy in "A Tale of Two Puppies", not like Stu.
* GadgeteerGenius: While mostly the BunglingInventor, when he makes something that actually works, it works out REALLY well. His successes include a [=MacGyver=]-like coconut radio in ''WesternAnimation/RugratsGoWild'', the Reptar mech, Boppo the Clown toy and, of course, the Reptar Wagon (as well as the so-so Dactar Glider)
* GenerationXerox: Stu and Chaz were best friends since childhood as well, much like their own sons. One episode even shows Stu and Drew as babies, and Stu sounding exactly like Tommy.
* GoodParents: Not the brightest pop, but still is helpful to his sons in many ways along with Didi. It's clear that he loves them both very much.
* GoneHorriblyRight: One of his toy inventions was a voice modulator with terrific range. Unfortunately, when Angelica discovers she can sound just like Charlotte, all manner of trouble is caused forcing him to lock the prototype up for good.
* GrumpyBear: Sometimes falls under this with Drew.
%%* HappilyMarried: With Didi.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: In the episode "Regarding Stuie" he hits his head and reverts to a baby-like state and was thus able to interact with the babies. Another hit on the head brings him back to normal again.
* TheLeader: Tends to take this role in the adults, though unlike the babies, the others frequently berate him for trying to take charge.
* NiceGuy: Most of the time, he's a good father with a big heart.
* NoYou: His occasional response to arguments; this exchange from "Family Feud" being the most famous.
--> '''Howard:''' Betty a thief?! That's an absurd proposition!
--> '''Stu:''' YOU'RE AN ABSURD PROPOSITION!
* PapaWolf: Really gets to work when the kids are lost or threatened.
* ParentalSubstitute: Along with Didi, Stu could be seen as this to his niece, Angelica. While it's obvious that Drew and Charlotte really do love Angelica, they're generally too busy with work to spend any actual time with her, Stu and Didi pay considerably more attention to their niece and discipline her more often than the other adults on the show, including Drew and Charlotte.
* RedOniBlueOni: The red oni to Drew.
* SanitySlippage: Angelica's constant calling and taking things in "Angelica Breaks A Leg" drives Stu up the wall, leading to the infamous scene where Didi catches him making chocolate pudding at 4 AM because "[He's] lost control of [his] life". When the truth of Angelica's leg comes out, he ends up breaking down into tears because it's all over.
* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: And it's ''hilarious'' when he does it, especially, most famously, in "Angelica Breaks a Leg". Downplayed more after Dil is born, though.
* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: The Sensitive Guy to Drew's Manly Man, but when it comes to Howard and Charles, he's a Manly Man.
* SiblingYinYang: With Drew, due to their different personalities.
* SlobsVersusSnobs: Slob to his brother Drew's Snob.
* StraightManAndWiseGuy: Wise Guy to his brother Drew's Straight Man.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Purple rather.
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[[folder:Didi Pickles]]
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--> Voiced by: Melanie Chartoff
Mother of Tommy and Dil, wife of Stu, and Angelica's aunt. A part time school teacher, who frequently consults a famous pediatrician for advice on how to raise the children.
!!! Associated tropes:
* AccidentalMisnaming:
** Aunt Miriam called her the following names - Dolly, Sally, Callie, Ginny, Phoebe and Fifi.
** And when the mothers go to a spa and get t-shirts with their names on them, Didi's reads 'Dodo' by mistake.
* AnimeHair: Has very puffy hair.
* AuthorAvatar: Klasky based Didi off herself.
* BerserkButton: Don't call her other names like "Fifi", "Dodo" etc.
* BlindWithoutEm: When she loses her glasses in "Mirrorland" she has to stumble around the house causing Tommy to mistake her for a robot.
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: The Redhead to Charlotte's Blonde and Betty's Brunette.
* CruelToBeKind: She learns this Aesop in the same episode as the babies. She lies to Stu that one of his inventions is a wonderful idea, but snaps at the end.
--> "This invention is a menace! If you don't stop soon, we're going to end up living in a tent in the backyard!"
* DroppedGlasses: Happens fairly often. In one episode, she dropped them while changing into a dress; in another, Tommy took them and threw them to the ground in order to get close enough to unleash Spike; and once Angelica took them and ran off when she thought she was invisible.
* {{Fainting}}: She does a magnificent one in "Baseball" when she sees Tommy flying through the air.
* FieryRedhead: Mostly has a very calm demeanor, but she can get very agitated and anxious. Plus, she's red-headed.
* InformedJudaism: Averted. The series actually shows that she's Jewish, has Jewish parents (Boris and Minka), and celebrates Jewish holidays.
* InkSuitActor: According to her voice actress Melanie Chartoff, her facial expressions and quirks were modeled after her. They even have the same large forehead!
* ImprobableHairstyle: Her giant orange triforce must take some maintenance. She's cut it into a slightly more realistic style in ''All Grown Up''.
* MamaBear: As her vine swinging in the "Vacation" special can attest to.
* {{Meganekko}}: A very cute-looking lady with glasses.
* OnlySaneWoman: Is usually the one to call out Stu when his inventions backfire.
* ParentalSubstitute: Along with Stu, Didi could be seen as this to her niece, Angelica. While it's obvious that Drew and Charlotte really do love Angelica, they're generally too busy with work to spend any actual time with her, Stu and Didi pay considerably more attention to their niece and discipline her more often than the other adults on the show, including Drew and Charlotte.
* ParentingTheHusband: In [[WesternAnimation/TheRugratsMovie the movie]], Stu is having trouble getting Dil to go to sleep. When Stu tells Didi how frustrated he is, he starts crying, and Didi says, "Oh, Stu!" and puts a pacifier in his mouth.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Girly Girl to Betty's Tomboy.
* UnexplainedAccent: Her parents both speak with Yiddish accents but she does not.
* VocalEvolution: Chartoff originally voiced Didi with her natural voice. However, over the course of the series, her voice became more nasally, just compare her voice from Season 1 to Season 5.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Grandpa Lou Pickles]]
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--> Voiced by: David Doyle (first four seasons and first episode of season five), Joe Alaskey (remainder of season five and onward)
Father of Stu and Drew, and paternal grandfather of Tommy, Dil and Angelica. Being a grandparent and all, he is known for spoiling the babies at every opportunity and is generally considered by them to be their favorite of the grown-ups.
!!!Associated tropes:
* ArcNumber: 15 is often used in his stories.
* BlindWithoutEm: Can't see one bit if his glasses are lost.
* CatchPhrase:
** "In my day..." whenever he warms up another one of his stories.
** "''[[ArcNumber Fif-TEEN]]'' [so and so]!"
** His below mentioned CurseOfTheAncients whenever he's frustrated.
* CoolOldGuy:
** An elderly man who tells stories and is a nice guy.
** In the retirement home episode, he singlehandedly rescues Tommy and Angelica. [[ImprovisedWeapon With a fishing pole]].
** It's been mentioned in the story that he's a UsefulNotes/WorldWarII combat veteran.
* CurseOfTheAncients: Prone to using nonsense profanities like "consarnit" and "dagnabbit." {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d in one episode when Stu asks: "Why do you always talk like a prospector when you're aggravated, ''conflabbit''?"
* DeadpanSnarker: Never misses a chance to snark it up.
* DecemberDecemberRomance: With a nurse named Lulu--they even get married in the second movie!
* DirtyOldMan: If the [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar "Lonely Space Vixens" movie]] he rents is anything to go by.
* FlorenceNightingaleEffect: His relationship with Lulu. They met when he was injured and she acted as his nurse. Later, however, it's revealed that they had met before, they just didn't remember.
* ForgottenFirstMeeting: In his youth during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, Lou met Lulu performing as a singer who kept forgetting the words to her songs. The two of them interacted and Lou offered her something to eat, then left before she could thank him.
-->'''Lulu:''' I never was able to thank that man.\\
'''Lou:''' ''(smiling)'' [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments You just did.]]
* GenerationXerox: It is implied that Lou and his cousin Miriam had a relationship similar to that of Tommy and Angelica when they were kids. The latter even brings up a couple friends of Lou's, "Bill and Jill" who, based on the name, were likely similar Phil and Lil.
* GrandparentalObliviousness: Like most of the adults, he is unaware of the mischief that the kids get into due to being asleep.
* IdenticalGrandson: Actually an Identical Father. Flashbacks show he looked a lot like Drew with a mustache -- nowadays, he looks more like Stu.
* NiceGuy: Grandpa is very likable, good-natured, charming, playful, and loving. He is a PapaWolf to his children (biological and in-laws), grandchildren and all their friends.
* OnlySaneMan: Among the adults; not only is he usually the first to notice when something is wrong, he's also often the first to call the others out on it.
* PapaWolf: Acts fast when his grandchildren (and their friends) are threatened.
* SeniorSleepCycle: Tends to fall asleep whenever the plot tells him to.
* SitcomArchNemesis: With Conan [=McNult=], the grandfather of the [=McNulty=] brothers.
* TooDumbToLive: Not him specifically, but the adults constantly rely on him to watch the children, when he will ''always'', without fail, fall asleep and let them get up to their own devices.
* VitriolicBestFriends: Oftentimes, he and Grandpa Boris have this kind of relationship.
* WhenIWasYourAge: Lou LOVES this trope, telling many stories about the hardships that he suffered in his youth (some of which [[MultipleChoicePast contradict each other]]). He is especially fond of incorporating the number 15 into these anecdotes (i.e., "fifteen miles", "fifteen years").
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Miriam Pickles]]
-->Voiced by: Andrea Martin
Lou Pickles' cousin. Referred to as "Aunt Miriam" by Tommy, Angelica, and their parents despite technically being their cousin and not their aunt.
!!!Associated Tropes
* BaldWomen: Her beehive hairdo turns out to be a wig. When the kids saw her without it, they thought she was an alien from space.
* DirtyOldWoman: She flirts with Pirate Fred in "Club Fred".
-->'''Miriam:''' He's not much of a pirate, but I [[DoubleEntendre like his booty]]!
* TheDreaded: As a kid, she was this in the same vein as Angelica (being a bully who picked on everyone to cover up her insecurities). She's mostly just annoying as an adult, though the babies are shown to find her a tiny bit creepy every now and then.
* DrivesLikeCrazy: When she drives her car, she knocks over a pair of trash cans, frightens a dog, and parks her car in Tommy's front lawn.
* ElderlyBlueHairedLady: She has blue hair, which Tommy didn't think was natural. It turns out he was right. It was a wig.
* GenerationXerox: It is implied that Miriam and her cousin Lou had a relationship similar to that of Tommy and Angelica when they were kids.
%%* HiddenHeartOfGold: However, it is revealed later that she did the latter mainly because she was jealous of him for being the one who had real friends.
* {{Jerkass}}: She's not very nice to Didi and it is mentioned by Lou that she gave her cousin grief when they were kids.
* MachiavelliWasWrong:
-->'''Miriam:''' ''(to Lou)'' Remember when you got your head stuck in the fence and those two kids we used to play with, Bill and Jill helped pull you out?\\
'''Lou:''' Yeah?\\
'''Miriam:''' Well...no one would've done that for me. They all liked ''you''.\\
'''Lou:''' But they ''respected'' you.\\
'''Miriam:''' No they didn't. They were ''[[TheDreaded afraid]]'' of [[TheBully me!]]
* ScrewPolitenessImASenior: In her first visit to Tommy's house, she shows off her lumbago, doesn't remember Didi's name, chides her niece-in-law for "not feeding Stu enough" and for not being a stay-at-home-mom, criticizes her cooking, and even remarked to the woman she certainly has been eating well.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Lulu Pickles]]
-->Voiced by: Creator/DebbieReynolds
Lou Pickle's second wife and stepmother to Stu and Drew.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* CoolOldLady: Quite a good dancer, and much younger in spirit than in age.
* ForgottenFirstMeeting: As mentioned above, Lou and Lulu were later revealed to have met when they were younger, only to move on and forget about it until now.
* TheGhost: Despite being mentioned several times, she's nowhere to be seen in ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp''. Apparently, she's travelling the world.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Grandpa Boris Kropotkin]]
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--> Voiced by: Michael Bell
Father of Didi, maternal grandfather of Tommy and Dil, and married to Grandma Minka. He is Ashkenazi Jewish, hails from "the old country" (implied to be Russia), and frequently laments about [[NostalgiaFilter how much better things were there]] than in America. He has a knack for storytelling and appears most prominently in the Hanukkah and Passover episodes displaying this talent.
!!!Associated tropes:
* AlterKocker: Just by looking at his picture, yes. Also covers all the below tropes.
* BlackBeadEyes: His eyes in all episodes up till the Passover special are drawn like black dots. Starting from the Channukah special, they look like regular eyes.
* TheBusCameBack: They come back for some episodes of ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp''.
* CoolOldGuy: Phil even lampshades this in one episode, describing him as something that is both cool and scary at the same time.
* DeadpanSnarker: Most infamously in "Home Movies" where he [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar calls Dr. Kevorkian because Stu's home movies are so boring]].
* FunetikAksent: He speaks in a heavy Eastern European accent and his speech is frequently peppered with Yiddish phrases.
* FunnyForeigner: Yiddish and a funny guy.
* GrumpyOldMan: Pretty old, and is sardonic.
* JewsLoveToArgue: He's a Jewish man who can be bossy and whiny.
* TheOldCountry: It is never specifically mentioned which country this is but it is generally described as a {{Ruritania}}-type place and implied to be somewhere in the [[UsefulNotes/SovietRussiaUkraineAndSoOn former Soviet Union]].
* PutOnABus: Boris and Minka were left out of the new seasons as time passed.
* TheStoryteller: Has plenty of stories about his childhood.
* SitcomArchNemesis: Originally had one in Mr. Schlomo, they later make up when Boris learns that his longtime rival is actually jealous of him for having children and grandchildren.
* VitriolicBestFriends: Sometimes with Grandpa Lou.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Grandma Minka Kropotkin]]
--> Voiced by: Melanie Chartoff
Mother of Didi, maternal grandmother of Tommy and Dil, and married to Grandpa Boris. She displays many of the same stereotypical "Jewish grandparent" traits as her husband but is generally more mild-mannered and serves as the [[WomenAreWiser voice of reason]] for him.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* AlterKocker: Like her husband. Also covers the rest of these.
* TheBusCameBack: She turns up again for one episode of ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp''.
* FunetikAksent: Ditto to Boris.
* FunnyForeigner: Like Boris, she is Yiddish.
* IWasQuiteALooker: According to Boris, Minka was the beautiful girl in the village that they lived in.
* JewishMother: Well ''Grand''mother.... or ''"Bubbe"'', if you want to get technical about it.
* LethalChef: Her borscht (a cold soup made from beetroot) leaves something to be desired. Boris commented that [[ItTastesLikeFeet it tastes like glue]], and Stu jokes that it could clean grease spots off the driveway. Lou seems to be the only one that likes it. That being said, it does end up coming to good use, as it cured Chuckie's skunk smell when he bathed in it.
* TheOldCountry: Comes from an unspecified part of Eastern Europe (implied to be Russia).
* PutOnABus: Boris and Minka were left out of the new seasons as time passed.
* VocalEvolution: Like Didi, Melanie Chartoff made Minka's voice more nasally as the series progressed.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Drew Pickles]]
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--> Voiced by: Michael Bell
Father of Angelica, uncle of Tommy and Dil, and married to Charlotte. The opposite of his younger brother Stu in almost every way, they do have their spats, but do care about each other.
!!!Associated Tropes
* AloofBigBrother: To Stu in their youth. They're much closer now that they're older, but he still can come off as hostile towards him at times.
* BigBrotherBully: Several NoodleIncident accounts have Stu insist Drew was a very relentless case of this. Likely a case of SelfServingMemory however, Drew and Lou's accounts imply Stu was just as provocative, [[NeverMyFault if not usually the one who started all their squabbles in childhood]].
-->'''Drew:''' Well, if ''you'' hadn't kicked my cash register then I wouldn't have thrown your rocket!\\
'''Stu:''' Oh, yeah? Well if ''you'' hadn't made me play that dumb game--\\
'''Lou:''' ZIP IT, THE BOTH OF YA!
* DotingParent: He frequently fawns over his own daughter and it's easy for her to manipulate him into spoiling her.
* GrumpyBear: Same above as Stu.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Has a tendency to be smug and petty, but is shown to be an overall nice guy and caring father most of the time. He often gets into arguments with his brother Stu but he still looks out for him and cares about his family.
* PapaWolf: He takes this too far in TheMovie when he ''[[spoiler: attacks Stu for accidentally losing Angelica]]''.
* PushoverParents: Can lean towards this at times, because he usually hesitates to discipline Angelica. He even had a nightmare about Angelica taking him to court.
* RedOniBlueOni: The blue to Stu's red.
* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: The Manly Man to Howard, Charles and Stu's Sensitive Guys.
* SiblingYinYang: To Stu.
* SlobsVersusSnobs: Snob to his brother Stu's Slob.
* StoicSpectacles: Subverted. He has glasses but isn't that stoic.
* StraightManAndWiseGuy: Straight Man to Stu's Wise Guy.
* WhyDoYouKeepChangingJobs: In "Tommy's First Birthday", he was an investment banker; in "Mommy's Little Assets", he was a "successful executive"; and in the first movie, he was an accountant.
* {{Workaholic}}: Implied. One of his catchphrases is "Let's get down to business." However, he is a much more mild example than his wife.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Charlotte Pickles]]
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--> Voiced by: Creator/TressMacNeille
Mother of Angelica, aunt of Tommy and Dil, and married to Drew. She's the CEO of her own company and is frequently seen talking on a cell phone to [[HeWhoMustNotBeSeen an invisible assistant]] (at least until "Mommy's Little Assets" and some later episodes where he was actually shown) named Jonathan.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* ActionDressRip: In the third movie, complete with {{Sexophone}}.
%%* ActionFashionista: In ''Rugrats Go Wild''.
* AdaptationalAttractiveness: While Charlotte is always attractive, the degree of her beauty varies throughout the series and the films.
* TheBeautifulElite: She's wealthy (or of an upper status) and the most conventinally lovely of the cast.
* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn: Beauty to Didi's brains and Betty's brawn.
* BeautyIsBad: She's the most conventionally physically attractive of all the women in the show but also has the least attractive personality (at least before her CharacterDevelopment).
* BigFancyHouse: Inverted. While Drew and Charlotte's house is certainly fancier than Stu and Didi's, it isn't ''that'' much larger.
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: The Blonde to Betty's Brunette and Didi's Redhead.
* {{Catfight}}: Has one with Angelica's preschool teacher in "Educating Angelica".
* ConvenientMiscarriage: Unclear. She possibly had one in "Angelica's Worst Nightmare" (or, at the very least, a chemical pregnancy). It's also possible she could've just simply misread or done her pregnancy test incorrectly, had a phantom pregnancy[[note]]Which is more common in animals than in humans, and in humans, it tends to be more psychological than physical[[/note]], or merely realized that at-home pregnancy tests aren't always accurate[[note]]She ''did'' say she was going to the doctor to get an official test done[[/note]].
* CoolCar: Owns several different ones throughout the series, mostly [=BMWs=].
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Occasionally implied, especially in "Mommy's Little Assets" where she compares her corporation to a giant monster that subsists on smaller monsters.
* CucumberFacial: Gets them in "A Whole New Stu" and "Club Fred".
* DefrostingIceQueen: Surprisingly for a show with minimal continuity, Charlotte begins as the biggest outsider of the group, hesitant to spend time with the other adults and is overall quite cold and mean spirited. By the later episodes, she's shown to have struck up a strong friendship with the other women and is overall much more sociable.
* DotingParent: Not as bad as Drew, but can be this to Angelica at times.
* EducationMama: Shows shades of this in a few episodes being concerned on whether Angelica (and to a lesser degree the other babies) will eventually get into college, especially an Ivy League one (see below).
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Her first appearance in "The Santa Experience" gives us this when Stu is saying how happy he is to have her at the cabin with everyone.
--> "Well it is Christmas, the season of love and joy. ''(on the phone to Jonathan)'' [[MoodWhiplash I don't care, Jonathan! We've got to crush the competition and we've got to crush them now!]]
* TheFashionista: Appears to be much more concerned with fashion trends and her appearance than the other adults.
* HairTriggerTemper: Especially when talking to Jonathan.
* HartmanHips: Has very big hips.
* HaughtyHmph: Gives one to Stu in ''Rugrats Go Wild''.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Can be this at times, such as in "Mommy's Little Assets" where she claims that Betty and Howard spoil Phil and Lil.
* ImpossibleHourglassFigure: Much of the time, she has a very large bust, a very small waist, and very large hips. This is inconsistently animated though, mostly evident in the second and third seasons as well as ''Rugrats Go Wild'' and the final few seasons, and downplayed in the fourth through sixth seasons.
* ItsAllAboutMe: She often puts her own needs and interests before that of her own family and friends. For example, in "The Family Tree", she shows little to no interest in Stu and Didi's anniversary and is much more concerned with her business trip to Japan, and in "Babies in Toyland", she is more upset about being trapped in a cabin because it is her first Christmas as a CEO than because she and the other adults are separated from their children.
* IvyLeagueForEveryone: Though her own alma mater is unknown, Charlotte displays interest in having Angelica attend Harvard in "Educating Angelica", and claims that Chuckie's left-handedness will prevent him from being accepted to an Ivy League university in "Chuckie's a Lefty".
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: What she really is -- Charlotte may act abrasive and rude sometimes, but she's a good person deep down, only wanting what's best for her family.
* LargeHam: Has a very demanding presence whenever she's on the screen.
* LettingHerHairDown: Does this ''very'' seldom, most notably in ''Rugrats Go Wild''.
* MakeUpIsEvil: Wears more makeup than any of the other women (prior to the introduction of Kira) and is the nastiest of them (prior to the introduction of Coco [=LaBouche=]).
%%* MamaBear: In the Rugrats movie.
* MarriedToTheJob: She's often seen talking on her cellphone talking to her assistant, Jonathan -- or some other business. She does watch the kids from time to time, but she's usually on the phone anyway.
* MeanBoss: Especially to Jonathan, but also to her other employees. She even went as far as firing her own grandmother.
* MegaCorp: The actual name of the company she owns. From how she described it (The "big hungry monster" analogy), it sounds like a conglomerate based entirely around Mergers and Acquisitions (mostly Acquisitions).
* ModestyTowel: Wears one in the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/rugrats/images/8/80/Charlotte4.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20160218065642 comic]].
* MsFanservice: Quite sexy-looking, it doesn't hurt that she has an hourglass figure.
* MysteriousPast: Unlike most of the adults, little about her childhood or background is revealed and her parents or siblings are never shown (and only mentioned once in the case of her mother).
* {{Narcissist}}: Implied. She calls herself a "very important business executive" in "Educating Angelica."
* NoIndoorVoice: Most of the time, her voice is quite loud and abrasive.
* ObnoxiousInLaws: She is Stu and Didi's sister-in-law and can be quite obnoxious at times.
* OnlyInItForTheMoney: Implied. She is shown reading a magazine entitled "More Money" in an official promo image.
* ParentService: Provides many examples of this.
* PimpedOutDress: Some of her outfits.
%%* PowerIsSexy
%%* ProudBeauty
%%* RichBitch: At her worst.
* RichInDollarsPoorInSense: Despite being extremely successful, she occasionally is shown to have little common sense or understanding of the real world, such as in ''WesternAnimation/RugratsGoWild'' when she tells Jonathan to stop the storm.
* SlipknotPonytail: During her ActionDressRip scene in ''WesternAnimation/RugratsGoWild''.
* SpoiledBrat: Can act like an adult version at times due to her power and wealth.
* StatuesqueStunner: She sometimes appears to be significantly taller than Drew, though this could be because of her high heels.
* StatusCellPhone: Her constant cell phone use established her as a wealthy, powerful businesswoman during a time when cell phones were rare and expensive.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Girly Girl to Betty's Tomboy.
* {{Tsundere}}: She often abruptly switches from being relatively nice while speaking to Angelica or the other adults to angrily and rudely screaming to Jonathan.
* UnlimitedWardrobe: Wears far more different outfits than any other character in the series.
* WakeupMakeup: In "Pickles vs. Pickles", she is shown going to sleep while wearing all of her makeup as well as her earrings and ponytail.
* WhenYouComingHomeDad: Charlotte does try to be a good mom and really does love her friends and family, but she's also a career woman and, as anyone can tell you, that can put a strain on family life. She was on the phone minutes after delivering Angelica, vowing to be back in the office the very next day.
* {{Workaholic}}: Even when she's not working, she's often blabbering away on her cellphone to her assistant, Jonathan, and/or doing some kind of business-related matter. She might be the first example of someone using a cell phone in such a manner so extensively in children's media (at least until children's shows in the late 1990s into the 2000s had to keep up with current trends).
* WorkoutFanservice: In "Princess Angelica".
[[/folder]]

!!The Finsters
[[folder: Chaz Finster]]
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--> Voice by: Creator/MichaelBell
Chuckie's equally cowardly father. Was revealed to be a widower in the Mother's Day special episode, but got remarried in the second film, ''WesternAnimation/RugratsInParis''.

!!!Tropes Associated With Chaz:
* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: When he wins the lottery he becomes noticeably snobbish and arrogant, irritating Stu and Didi.
* {{Adorkable}}: He's shy, awkward, nervous and wears glasses.
* AmbiguouslyJewish: Aside from acting similarly to [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Mort Goldman]], Chas says "oy gevalt" in "Home Movies" and even his claim that "we're not really Jewish, actually we're not really anything" in "Passover" does not rule the possibility out.
* ArtEvolution: During the first season, Chaz' clothes had a different color and his hair was darker. However, this was changed during the second season.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: He's easily intimidated and cowardly, but it's ''not'' smart to push him too far. Also if Chuckie is in danger you're in his way, ''hoo boy'', ''watch out!''
** Not to mention he spit out a very convincing [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech reason-you-suck speech]] to Stu, Didi, Betty and Howard in "Family Feud".
* BumblingDad: He is a kind, well-meaning man, but he is also clumsy, awkward, absent-minded and frequently a HorribleJudgeOfCharacter.
* ButtMonkey: Like father, like son.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: Like his son, he clearly misses his late wife. But thanks to Paris, he has a family of four with Kira and Kimi within his household.
* AFoolAndHisNewMoneyAreSoonParted: Chaz wins a $10 million lottery but loses almost all of it after a failed business investment with Drew.
* GoodParents: Despite being bumbling, there's no doubt he loves Chuckie more than anything else. Later to Kimi.
* HappilyMarried: To Kira. In the spin-off set a decade later, they're still going strong.
** He was also this with Melinda, his first wife (and Chuckie's mother). In "Mother's Day", it's shown that her death [[SoapOperaDisease from a terminal illness]] affected him greatly, to the point that he attempted to hide her old belongings from Chuckie (and himself) out of grief. Luckily, by the end of the episode, [[CharacterDevelopment he begins sharing his memories of her with Chuckie]].
* TheHeart: Like his son, he helps hold the parents together, such as in "Family Feud", as the Pickles and [=DeVille=]s were bickering.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Best shown in the second film when he almost marries a ChildHater who terrified Chuckie.
* JerkassBall: Happens in "Chuckie Is Rich". After winning $10 million in a contest, Chaz becomes a smug, superficial jerk. Much to the annoyance of Stu and the other adults. He gets over himself when he [[spoiler: loses all his money to a bad investment]].
* JerkassRealization: When he finally sees how horrible Coco is, he's ashamed for getting so caught up in the romance of Paris, he didn't realize ''who'' he was trying to romance.
* NiceGuy: You can see where Chuckie got it from.
* NerdGlasses: Square ones.
* PapaWolf: Very protective of Chuckie and Kimi, [[ItMakesSenseInContext he even one time threw a huge muscular guy out his car just to retrieve Chuckie out of a car wash]]. In ''Rugrats In Paris'', he rejects Coco on his son's behalf after seeing her true colors.
* ParentWithNewParamour: The whole premise of ''Rugrats in Paris'' is how Chaz finds a new woman to fill the void left behind with the passing of Melinda.
* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: Does this from time to time, and it sounds quite funny, but not as funny as when Stu does it.
* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: The sensitive (alongside Howard) to Stu and Drew's macho.
* StrongFamilyResemblance: He greatly resembles his son Chuckie.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Often paired with Howard as this in the later seasons.
* UglyGuyHotWife: He's kind of a geek while Kira is attractive. Even so, they're very much attracted to each other. His first wife, Melinda, was also kinda attractive.
* WhatTheHellHero: In "Family Feud", Chaz, tired of their parents' petty arguments, [[RageBreakingPoint flips out in anger]] when the babies run off and they do nothing but keep arguing. This invokes many a MyGodWhatHaveIDone.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Kira Finster]]
[[quoteright:174:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kirafinster_4055.png]]
--> Voice by: Julia Kato
She is the mother of Kimi and step-mother of Chuckie. The (2nd) wife of Chaz.
!!!Tropes Associated With Kira:
* BerserkButton: It's not a good idea to try snatch a dress on sale that she saw first either. One lady during a baby sale at the mall learned this the hard way. Didi was also quite shocked.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: She went nuclear when a woman tried to take a dress that Kira saw first.
* {{Determinator}}: If she sees a dress she wants for Kimi during a clothing sale, she ''will'' get it.
* DotingParent: To Kimi and later Chuckie.
* {{Foil}}: In the film, she serves as this for Coco. Unlike Coco, she in fact loves children and objects to Coco attempting to take away Chuckie's teddy bear, giving it back to him instead of destroying it like Coco asked, as well as when she realizes that Coco is simply marrying Chaz so that she could get a promotion, attempting to stop the wedding in the end. [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, she's the one who ends up hooking up with Chaz in the end instead of Coco.]]
* GoodParents: She loves Kimi and Chuckie very much.
* HappilyMarried: To Chaz.
* HeroesWantRedheads: Pulls a big hero move by racing through Paris on a bike to stop the wedding and falls in love with redheaded Chaz.
* MamaBear: Acts quickly when she thinks her kids and their friends are in peril.
* {{Meganekko}}: She wears glasses.
* NiceGirl: One of the most kind-hearted individuals of the show.
* ParentWithNewParamour: Kira is divorced from her first husband Hiro, and falls in love with Chaz, a widower.
* RavenHairIvorySkin: The show and movies have her appear with jet black hair and light skin.
* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: She falls in love with the nerdy Chas when she seems how sweet he is and they bond over their love for their children.
* TeamMom: Along with Betty, she had a slight tendency to be a mom to the other moms.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Melinda Finster]]
[[quoteright:289:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/tumblr_lkvyk0z1bo1qaxo2mo1_500.png]]
[[caption-width-right:289: Melinda with a baby Chuckie]]
Chaz's deceased first wife and Chuckie's mother.
!!!Tropes for Melinda
* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Before "Mother's Day", she was mentioned but never seen. One of the writers said he was leaning towards divorce.
* TheGhost: Up until the Mother's Day episode, she was mentioned in throwaway lines.
* HappilyMarried: What we can guess from Chaz's mentions of her her.
* IllGirl: She's was implied to be this and this lead to her death.
* LoveAtFirstSight: According to "Acorn Nuts & Diaper Butts", this was when she and Chaz first met and she also saved him from an allergy he had.
* TheLostLenore: To Chaz, as said in the Mother's Day episode. Part of the reason he hid mementos of her was because he was still mourning her.
* MissingMom: To Chuckie, as she died of a terminal illness.
* PosthumousCharacter: As we find out in "Mother's Day" and she's mostly seen in photographs and flashbacks.
* SoapOperaDisease: How she died isn't quite said but, from what's implied, it was a sudden terminal illness, however, it isn't too clear what that illness was.
* TragicKeepsake: The teddy bear, Wawa, she made for Chuckie.
[[/folder]]

!!The [=DeVille=]s
[[folder: Howard [=DeVille=]]]
[[quoteright:184:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/tinyhoward_8266.png]]
--> Voiced by: Creator/PhilProctor
Father of Phil and Lil, and married to Betty. He is rather soft-spoken and little seen on the show compared to his wife but does make occasional appearances as a friend of the other babies' dads.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* BumblingDad: He is somewhat clumsy at times.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Pretty spacey.
* GenericGuy: Not to say Howard doesn't have a personality, its just not as much of one as the other characters than the rest of the adults and might be the easiest one to forget.
* HappilyMarried: To Betty, despite their personality differences
* HenpeckedHusband: While he and his wife obviously love each other, he's clearly the more submissive one in the relationship.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Feminine Boy to Betty's Masculine Girl, being more reserved than she is.
* NiceGuy: A kind, sensitive man.
* PapaWolf: A slight example in the "Vacation" special and the films.
* TheQuietOne: Frequently doesn't say a thing.
* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: The Sensitive Guy to Drew and Stu's Manly Men.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Often paired as this with Chaz in the later seasons.
* TinyGuyHugeGirl: Tiny Guy to Betty's Huge Girl, however, this is more weight than height.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Betty [=DeVille=]]]
[[quoteright:207:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bettytvtropesimage_9662.png]]
--> Voiced by: Creator/KathSoucie
Mother of Phil and Lil, and married to Howard. She is a very loud, [[YouGoGirl athletic]], and outgoing woman and clearly the more dominant partner in her marriage. Also usually portrayed as Didi's best friend.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* BewareTheNiceOnes: She's a good natured, likable person unless you [[MamaBear mess with her kids]].
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: The Brunette to Charlotte's Blonde and Didi's Redhead.
* BrainyBrunette: Not an intellectual like Chaz, Didi or Drew, but she's usually the voice of reason regarding blindly following the parental advice of experts by pointing out that said experts probably aren't that qualified and that she merely uses common sense when it comes to raising children.
* BruiserWithASoftCenter: She's a tough, rambunctious feminist who has a soft side, particularly for her kids.
* TheLadette: As much of one as a kid's show can get away with.
* LikeParentLikeChild: It's obvious that the twins got their rambunctiousness from Betty.
* MamaBear: She gets very angry when somebody does anything bad to her kids.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Masculine Girl to Howard's Feminine Boy.
* NiceGirl: Tough exterior, loud nature, and hard edge aside, she has a very friendly and pleasant personality.
* NoIndoorVoice: She tends to speak in a strong tone of voice.
* OnlySaneWoman: While she's easily the most aggressive of the adults, Betty has a tendency to play this role to the others--see BrainyBrunette above for part of the reason why.
* StrawFeminist: In some of the earlier episodes, she can lean slightly towards this stereotype.
* StreetSmart: Probably the most worldly and down-to-Earth out of all the adults.
* TeamMom: She and Kira tended to be the moms for the moms along with being this trope for their own children.
* TinyGuyHugeGirl: Huge Girl to Howard's Tiny Guy -- they're roughly the same height, but she has a much broader build than he does.
* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Betty's the Tomboy to Didi, Charlotte and Kira's Girly Girls (mostly Didi).
* WhatTheHellHero: Betty isn't too happy when she catches her kids running around stark naked with Tommy and when Didi tries to say it's natural, she tells her to forget her precious Lipchitz and "the 60s are over and we lost, so get with the program!" Unfortunately, [[IgnoredEpiphany Didi doesn't listen]].
[[/folder]]

!!The Carmicheals

[[folder: Lucy Carmichael]]
--> Voiced by: Cheryl Carter
Mother of Alisa, Buster, Edwin and Susie, and wife of Randy. A doctor and Harvard-educated wonder mom.
!!!Associated Tropes:
[[quoteright:200:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lucy_carmichael_3.jpg]]
* TheAce: She is completely awesome at everything she turns her hand to: aviation, cooking, parenting, mechanical engineering, medicine. During the episode that introduces her and her husband, it's a running gag how Didi is constantly discovering new things to admire about her new friend and being totally blown away and a little intimidated. She's also quite friendly and kind — the kind of person who makes you wish you were cool enough to be her friend.
* BrainyBrunette: Has a head full of dark hair....and was a Harvard grad, currently works as a doctor, and took some courses from Le Cordon Bleu amongst other things.
* DotingParent: Despite being a career woman, like Charlotte, she pays more attention to her kids and actually disciplines children if they don't behave properly.
* GoodParents: She cares about her daughter and always tries to cheer her up when she's upset.
* HappilyMarried: With Randy, as many of the episodes show.
* IvyLeagueForEveryone: Is a Harvard graduate.
* SupremeChef: She takes great pride in her cooking.
[[/folder]]

!!Others
[[folder: Dr. Lipschitz]]
--> Voiced by: Creator/TonyJay
A world-renowned [[TheShrink child psychologist]] to whom Didi always quotes.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* AdultFear: Downplayed; his intentions are pure, but his advice is TERRIBLE and often guides the adults ''away'' from whatever issues the babies are facing.
* BadassBaritone: Comes with the territory of being voiced by Creator/TonyJay.
* TheBlindLeadingTheBlind: The man has NO idea what he's talking about, yet has a sizeable following of well-meaning parents plunging ahead blindly on his advice.
* BreakTheHaughty: Played with as he doesn't really act haughty and is more of a know it all but this happens "A Visit from Lipschitz".
* TheGhost: He was mostly mentioned and quoted before "A Visit from Lipschitz".
* HerrDoktor: He speaks with a German accent. And his first name is Werner.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: At first, though it's downplayed--it's less that he doesn't know how babies work and more that he kind of over-analyzes them. His interactions with Tommy and Chuckie fix that.
* MeaningfulName: He's a KnowNothingKnowItAll whose advice [[EntertaininglyWrong ranges from incorrect to downright]] ''[[EpicFail terrible]]''. In short, his lips are full of shit. (Counts as an EPIC case of GettingCrapPastTheRadar, as Lipschitz is an actual Jewish surname.)
* TheShrink: He's a child psychologist.
* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: He's a brainy, bespectacled psychologist.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Jonathan]]
--> Voiced by: Creator/DanCastellaneta
Charlotte's frequently put-upon assistant.
* ButtMonkey: Is constantly verbally abused by Charlotte.
* GeorgeJetsonJobSecurity: In "Mommy's Little Assets", Charlotte has Jonathan keep an eye on Tommy and Angelica when she is forced to take them to work due to all the adults being gone and no babysitter wanting to look after Angelica more than once. Jonathan neglects to keep an eye on the kids (which the all adults do at least once an episode), and Tommy and Angelica get away and roam the building. Charlotte immediately fires him after she finds the children, even going as far as to tell Jonathan to call security on himself. At the end of the episode, Charlotte re-hires Jonathan with a promotion as a reward for bringing Famous Ethel and Abe, who are impressed with her maternal instincts towards Angelica and have decided to sell their cookie company to [=MergeCorp=] based on it, to her house. To Jonathan's dismay, it's not a Vice President position—it's supervisor of [=MergeCorp's=] daycare center, starting with watching Angelica.
-->'''Angelica:''' (''grabs Jonathan's hand and smiles evilly'') Boy, Jonathan, are we gonna have fun...
* TheGhost: Save for a few episodes, Jonathan is usually only referenced by name when Charlotte's on the phone with him.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Rex Pester]]
--> Voiced by: Creator/TimCurry
An obnoxious news reporter who will do ''anything'' for a story. Only appears in ''WesternAnimation/TheRugratsMovie''.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* BigBadEnsemble: He and Scar Snout are the major antagonists of ''The Rugrats Movie''.
* TheChewToy: Being an arrogant, nosy jerk reporter in a kids' cartoon movie, it is kind of expected.
** First, Stu accidentally slams into his helicopter while riding Dectar, ripping out the ''throttle'' and sending him crashing into the forest.
-->'''Rex''': And I never won an Emmy!
** He later reappears with an arm in a sling, pushing away another reporter already on the scene. He is promptly attacked by the monkeys who steal his toupee, with Betty cheering them on.
-->'''Rex''': No! Not my toupeé! No!\\
'''Betty''': (''laughs'') Go get him, you little simians!\\
'''Charlotte''': Hey, Rex! Time for your closeup!\\
'''Chaz''': [''in mock sympathy''] Oh dear, too bad.
* HateSink: He gets Drew to fight Stu and tells Didi that she might never see her children again. He's also not all that subtle about the fact that he doesn't really care about the lost babies he's pretending to be all heartbroken about and is exploiting the situation just to boost his own career.
* {{Jerkass}}: True to his name, he is a nosy, selfish and arrogant news reporter--a real pest.
* LargeHam: Curry was clearly having fun as usual.
* LaserGuidedKarma: At the end, arrogant {{Jerkass}} reporter Rex Pester (already injured from Stu accidentally causing his chopper to crash) finally meets his karma when [[spoiler:being ambushed by the circus monkeys, to everyone's amusement]].
* LaughablyEvil: [[DownplayedTrope while not exactly evil]], he can bring a few chuckles due to his personality.

[[/folder]]


[[folder: Coco [=LaBouche=]]]
--> Voiced by: Creator/SusanSarandon
The primary antagonist of ''WesternAnimation/RugratsInParis'', who tried to trick Chaz into marrying her, so she could become president of Reptarland.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* BigBad: Of ''WesternAnimation/RugratsInParis''.
* ChildHater: To the point where she sends her lackey to dispose of the babies in a giant mech.
* TheFashionista: And a thematic one, too! She wears a different outfit in every scene she appears in and it always seems to have a theme to it; when she meets Stu, she's got a clock-themed outfit, the outfit she wears to the restaurant is pink and covered in coils, she wears peacock feathers to her wedding, etc.
* FrenchJerk: She's French and cruel.
* GoldDigger: Though not for whatever riches Chaz had, she wanted to marry him so she could have the image of someone that could become president of Reptarland. Unfortunately for her, her true colors come out during the wedding and her boss sees it all and fires her.
%%* GuessWhoImMarrying
* HateSink: Quite likely the single most despicable character in a ''Rugrats'' related property ever; a heartless, shrill, child-hating harpy who dishes out abuse to both her employees and the babies whilst also pathetically brown-nosing her boss just 'cause she wants his job when he retires. Even Angelica starts to hate her after a while, and seeing her get what's coming to her is very, ''very'' satisfying.
* {{Jerkass}}: She's such a reprehensible hag that she makes ''Angelica'' look like a saint by comparison.
* KickTheDog: When she orders Kira to burn Chuckie's teddy bear, which was a dying gift from his biological mother.
* LargeHam: Being played by Susan Sarandon.
* ObviouslyEvil: With her [[ExcessiveEvilEyeshadow dark eye shadow]], triangular brows, and devilish outfits. Even the ''babies'' are quick to notice how Coco [=LaBouche=] means ''big trouble.'' Chaz on the other hand doesn't notice this blindingly obvious fact. Hell, even ''Dil'' [[EvilDetectingBaby notices how obviously evil Coco is]], as he promptly whacks her with his rattle upon first meeting her.
* RussianReversal: "No one fires [=Coco LaBouche=], Coco [=LaBouche=] fires others!"
* WouldHurtAChild: Has no qualms against harming children.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Jean Claude]]
--> Voiced by: Creator/JohnLithgow
Coco's lackey and the secondary antagonist.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* TheDragon: To Coco.
* {{Jerkass}}: He's as bad as Coco.
* LargeHam: A given, seeing as how he's played by John Lithgow.
* WouldHurtAChild: Was willing to use a HumongousMecha to stop the babies from "ruining" the wedding.
[[/folder]]

!Pets
[[folder: Spike]]
[[quoteright:264:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/spike.gif]]
--> Voiced by: Michael Bell ("In the Dreamtime"), Creator/FrankWelker (''WesternAnimation/TheRugratsMovie'', uncredited), Creator/BruceWillis (''WesternAnimation/RugratsGoWild'')
The Pickles family dog. He gets along very well with Tommy and often accompanies the babies on their adventures.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* BadassAdorable: He manages to beat up a wolf in the first film.
* BigFriendlyDog: Big compared to the babies, at least.
* DogsAreDumb: While by far not an extreme example of this trope, Spike does have his occasional moments of doing dimwitted things, such as kicking off one episode's plot by running away in the rain to chase ''a cricket''.
* FemaleFelineMaleMutt: Male Mutt to Fluffy's Female Feline.
* HeroicDog: He has saved the babies' skins on more than one occasion. [[spoiler:He becomes a BigDamnHero in TheMovie.]]
* TheScapegoat: A frequent plot point in the show involves the adults blaming Spike for something he didn't do and then the babies attempting to find a way to [[ClearTheirName clear his good name]], which is rather difficult for them since they can't talk (see below for a prominent example).
* UndyingLoyalty: Many episodes and all three movies show just how loyal Spike really is to the babies and the Pickles clan on the whole. Justified because he's a dog.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Fluffy]]

Angelica's white cat, who shares both her pigtail hairstyle and her mean personality. She was first introduced in "Fluffy vs. Spike" as a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin designated rival for Spike]]. After that, she became more of a background character.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* BitchInSheepsClothing: She acts like an innocent kitty most of the time, but takes delight in getting Spike into trouble.
* CatsAreMean: What gets her on Spike's bad side. However, in ''Babysitting Fuffy'', she was mainly "mean" out of self-defense and was purring and being friendly when she's being doted on.
* FemaleFelineMaleMutt: Female Feline to Spike's Male Mutt.
* GirlishPigtails: Shares her owner's hairstyle as well.
* LightIsNotGood: Put the white fur and bad attitude together, and there you go.
* TroublemakingNewPet: Played straight in her debut appearance.
* UncattyResemblance: To Angelica, given the pigtails and similar expressions
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Fifi]]
--> Voiced by: Creator/DeeBradleyBaker ("Bigger Than Life")
The Finsters' poodle, adopted in ''Rugrats in Paris''.

!!!Associated tropes:
* BabiesEverAfter: She and Spike had puppies in "Bow Wow Wedding Vows".
* BigFriendlyDog: She's just as nice to the babies as Spike.
* LoveAtFirstSight: With Spike.
* {{Love Interest|s}}: To Spike.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Spiffy]]
Son of Spike and Fifi, born later in the series.
!!!Associated Tropes:
* {{Keet}}: Highly hyper and playful.
* MeaningfulName: He is called "Spiffy" as he is the son of Spike and Fifi.
* TroublemakingNewPet: He is rambunctious and hard to train.
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Pepper]]
Daughter of Spike and Fifi, born later in the series. A very timid puppy who lives with her mother and the Finsters.
!!!Associated tropes
* GenkiGirl: She was named "Pepper" because of her peppy personality.
* MeaningfulName: Was named Pepper due to her pep.
* ShrinkingViolet: Early on, as she was very shy and would hide from everyone.
* SiblingYinYang: She's not nearly as rambunctious as her brother, Spiffy.
* UncattyResemblance: Looks and acts so much like Chuckie that it's almost scary--not only is she shy and afraid of nearly everything, but she also has orange fur, some of which sticks out like Chuckie's hair and even a purple spot over her eye that resembles Chuckie's glasses.
[[/folder]]

!In-Universe Fictional Characters
[[folder:Reptar]]
[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/reptar.png]]
A Japanese {{Kaiju}} from a film franchise the babies love.
[[/folder]]

-->"Got him, el Captain!"
-->What a waste, Larry! To come so far and then try to hijack an airliner!

-->"Got him, el Captain!"\\

->What a waste, Larry! To come so far and then try to hijack an airliner!

->"Got him, el Captain!"

->"Got him, el Captain!"\\

(Not the same quote in terms of markup.)

!Pantheon drafts:

This is a very in use sandbox, please don't cut it unless it wasn't edited in three years, or something like that.

!Other drafts:
These can have one of four statuses:
# Barely started (no tropes)
# Possibly tropeable (1-2 tropes, some indexes, bare description)
# Definitely tropeable (3+ tropes, some indexes, bare description)
# Almost ready to launch (3+ tropes, some indexes, good but unfinished description)
Note: There should only be up to 7 work page drafts at once, but there can also be 7 creator drafts, 7 subpage drafts and 7 useful notes drafts as well. Drafts with status lower than "Definitely tropeable" may be removed.

[[folder:VideoGame/AndEverythingStartedToFall (Status: Definitely tropeable)]]
[[quoteright:300:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/2478_v3.jpg]]

''And Everything Started To Fall'' is a video game released in 2009. It's a vertical platformer in which you play as a boy, who grows up, and as he does, the platforms start falling.
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!!This game provides the following tropes:
* BlockPuzzle: There are simple "push blocks to get more height" puzzles in the old age section.
* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: Dying results in making the protagonist return to the start of the previous section, but they aren't long and there are Infinite lives. [[spoiler:The actual death at the end is not this, though.]]
* ForegoneConclusion: [[spoiler:You die.]] This should be expected in a game about life and growing up.
* {{Retraux}}: The graphics are mostly blue, white, black, and Atari style.
* RiseToTheChallenge: As the title suggests, everything is falling and you have to keep jumping up to survive.
* YouHaveResearchedBreathing: Each stage of life gives you new abilities which seem very basic. Now, a baby not being able to jump is understandable, but it's odd how being a teenager is needed to crawl, an adult to swim, or an old man to push boxes.
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Indexes: VideoGamesOfThe2000s, WebGames, PlatformGames
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[[folder:VideoGame/PokemonResolute (Status: Definitely tropeable)]]
''Pokemon Resolute'' is a video game released in 2013. It's a ROM hack of ''VideoGame/PokemonEmerald''.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AdaptationExpansion: This game based on Gen III features Pokemon from up to Gen VII.
* EvilRedhead: Alma has red hair, and she's the vice leader of Team Mirage.
* MyNameIsQuestionMarks: The rival fought in the beginning has his name displayed as ???.
* RougeAnglesOfSatin: Typos are rampant here.
-->'''Prof. Avery''': "Believe it or not, he crazily loves to play vedio games!"
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Indexes: FanWorks/{{Pokemon}}, GameModIndex
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[[folder:VideoGame/PokemonTopaz (Status: Definitely tropeable)]]
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''Pokemon Topaz'' is a video game released in 2007.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* BigOMG: Chav Hayden's response to losing is a simple "OMG!"
* CoolCar: Instead of a bike, you can get a 4X4 or sport car as means of faster movement.
* DarkerAndEdgier: This hack has you steal things from others, goths slitting their wrists and lots of swearing. Clearly not kid friendly, unlike the official ''Pokemon'' series.
* ForcedTutorial: Fellow Team Rocket member Seth ask you if you know how to catch Pokemon, then shows how do it anyway.
* HeroAntagonist: The police is this game's equivalent to an evil team.
* NewAgeRetroHippie: The Hippies. They use Grass type Pokemon and accuse you of thinking they're gay.
* OddNameOut: If you're playing as a boy, you have four default names: James, Alex, Joe and Hyoma.
* SurferDude: The Surfers. Surfer Edmond even starts his battle by saying "Ride my waves dude!"
* VillainProtagonist: In this game, you're a Team Rocket executive who steals money and items from other trainers.
* WantonCrueltyToTheCommonComma: The word "I" when used in first person is often not capitalised, and there's a bunch of missed apostrophes.
* WouldHurtAChild: Instead of trees, kids block your way. So you have to Cut... er, Slice them so they disappear.
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Indexes: FanWorks/{{Pokemon}}, GameModIndex
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%%[[folder:VideoGame/DefendersOfOasis (Status: Definitely tropeable)]]
%%''Defenders Of Oasis'' is a video game created in 1992.
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%%!!This game provides examples of:
%%* CrutchCharacter: The Genie will help the prince through the early battles, but he can't level up and upgrade items for him are either really expensive in shops or very rare as drops, making him not very effective by the end.
%%* EmphasizeEverything: All sentences in battle have two exclamation marks.
%%* RandomEncounters: Present, and very frequent. Though some battles can happen by talking to [=NPCs=], such as soldiers.
%%* GoodMorningCrono: The game starts with the prince getting waken up by his servant.
%%* OneHitKill: If Kohle swings his magic sword, the prince dies instantly.
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%%Indexes: VideoGamesOfThe1990s, UsefulNotes/GameGear
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%%[[/folder]]

[[folder:VideoGame/Reactance (Status: Almost ready to launch)]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/reactance2bullethell.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:The amount of BulletHell you can expect from the second game.]]

''Reactance'' is a video game created by Apprentice Chief for Website/{{Kongregate}} in 2011. It's a monochrome top-down shooter in which you control a spaceship dodging bullets and buying upgrades with money.

The game received a colored sequel in 2012, with much more customisation, more levels, and overall improvements.

Play the original [[https://www.kongregate.com/games/apprenticechief/reactance here]], and the sequel [[https://www.kongregate.com/games/apprenticechief/reactance-2 here]].
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!!The games provide examples of:
* BulletHell: Not at first, but the bullet density gets very thick after a while, and it's ridiculous by the endgame.
* FragileSpeedster: The Bullet hull. It has the highest speed and rate of fire. However, its HP, speed, and damage are low.
* JackOfAllStats: The Laser hull. Its stats are mediocre across the board, with the exception of focus.
* MarathonBoss: The last three bosses have a huge amount of health, and their bullet patterns are really tough.
* MightyGlacier: The Rocket hull. It has lots of health, high regen, and a weapon that deals high damage. However, it has the lowest speed, fire rate, and focus.
* NintendoHard: You've got plenty of features that may seem like they'd make this game a cakewalk, such as regeneration, focus, upgrades, bombs, and mouse control. However, the amount of bullets and the bullets they dish out, as well as the bosses with lots of health will really put your skills to the test regardless of the previously mentioned help.
* NoDamageRun: Levels can be cleared without taking damage, any that are cleared that way will be marked with a star.
* RegeneratingHealth: Your ship regenerates health slowly and you can upgrade it to be faster. If you're not going for a no damage clear, you'll need it.

[[folder:VideoGame/TheMask (Status: Definitely tropeable)]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/masksnes95.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Smokin' on the SNES.]]

''The Mask''
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!!This game provides examples of:
* OneUp: Picking up an additional mask grants an extra life.
* BoringButPractical: The punch. It doesn't do a lot of damage, but it doesn't require any points to use, so you'll rely on it often.
* BossWarningSiren: The Mask's facial features will fly out when he sees a boss.
* DropTheHammer: The Mask can use a hammer. It's main purpose is breaking alarm clocks.
* PlotHole: The final boss is Dorian wearing the mask, yet you are controlling Stanley wearing the mask. This makes no sense since the mask can only be worn by one person at one time.
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Indexes: PlatformGame, UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem, VideoGamesOfThe1990s
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!Another image I may use someday:
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[[folder:Eevee and Eeveelutions]]
!133: Eevee / Eievui (イーブイ ''iibui'')\\
134: Vaporeon / Showers (シャワーズ ''shawaazu'')\\
135: Jolteon / Thunders (サンダース ''sandaasu'')\\
136: Flareon / Booster (ブースター ''buusutaa'')\\
196: Espeon / Eifie (エーフィ ''eefi'')\\
197: Umbreon / Blacky (ブラッキー ''burakkii'')\\
470: Leafeon / Leafia (リーフィア ''riifia'')\\
471: Glaceon / Glacia (グレイシア ''gureishia'')\\
700: Sylveon / Nymphia (ニンフィア ''ninfia'')
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->[-''Espeon and Umbreon debut in ''Gold and Silver'', Leafeon and Glaceon debut in ''Diamond and Pearl'', and Sylveon debuts in ''X and Y''''-]

->Eevee voiced by: Creator/AoiYuuki

Eevee is an adorable mammalian Pokémon that is unique in the Pokémon world as it has the potential to evolve into many branching evolutionary paths. Originally it had three, but has steadily increased in number and now there are currently eight known members. They are [[FanNickname collectively called Eeveelutions by fans,]] [[AscendedFanon and later in the games and other official material]]. Eevee and all of its evolutions are designed with a very cute, basic sort of appeal and remain fan-favorites.
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!!! Shared Tropes

* ActionInitiative: Eevee and all of the Eeveelutions can learn Quick Attack. Eevee also learns Baby-Doll Eyes while Glaceon also gets Ice Shard.
* BadassAdorable: The Eeveelutions are small, cute dog- or cat-like creatures... with a base stat total of 525 (which is the same as Lucario's, and ''very'' slightly lower than most fully evolved starter Pokémon).
* BreakoutCharacter: Eevee is one of the most popular Pokémon, and it and its evolutions get marketed almost as much as Pikachu, Lucario, and the starters. In ''Yellow'' and several spinoffs, including ''VideoGame/PokemonConquest'', ''VideoGame/PokemonColosseum'', and ''VideoGame/PokemonXDGaleOfDarkness'', and the ''VideoGame/PokemonMysteryDungeon'' series and ''VideoGame/PokemonQuest'', an Eevee or Eeveelution is even used alongside or in place of other, usual starter Pokémon. Another spinoff, ''VideoGame/PokemonGo'', turned Eevee into one of the more-common Pokémon to find in the real world, though it is still far from being a ComMon.[[note]]Depending on where you are; in some areas, Eevee is ''more common'' than Caterpie![[/note]] Several important characters in [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} the anime]], such as Ash's companions and rivals, have or had an Eevee on their team at some point before evolving them into one of their forms. It eventually got to the point where Eevee co-stars alongside franchise mascot Pikachu in the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch title ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee''.
* CartoonCreature: It isn't clear what kind of animal they're supposed to be based on, but they take inspiration from dogs, foxes, cats, rabbits, and, in Vaporeon's case, fish. Flareon in particular acts a lot like a dog in Pokémon-Amie/Refresh.
* CombatMedic: They can be bred to know Wish and be tutored to know Heal Bell.
* ElementalPowers: Eevee itself is a [[NonElemental Normal-type.]] It changes to one other type, based on its elemental affinity. Vaporeon is [[MakingASplash Water]]. Jolteon is [[ShockAndAwe Electric]]. Flareon is [[PlayingWithFire Fire]]. Espeon is [[PsychicPowers Psychic-type]], but also has an association with the [[PowerOfTheSun Sun]] and [[LightEmUp Light]]. Umbreon is [[CastingAShadow Dark]] and more closely associated with the [[{{Lunacy}} moon and darkness]] compared to most Dark-types, although it still learns [[CombatPragmatist some of the underhanded moves typically used by them]]. Leafeon is [[GreenThumb Grass]]. Glaceon is [[AnIcePerson Ice]]. Sylveon is [[OurFairiesAreDifferent Fairy]].
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Eevee's Gen 1 Eeveelutions all incorporate its mane in some way, and they all have the same dark eyes. This pattern was dropped for all the other Eeveelutions, which lack manes and have distinct eyes.
* FamilyEyeResemblance: All Eeveelutions have distinctive almond-shaped eyes with white highlights.
* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: The later Eeveelutions that debuted since Gen IV have incoporated distinctively-colored paw markings, which earlier Eeveelutions don't have.
* MakeAWish: They can all learn Wish through breeding, but Vaporeon and Umbreon do the best job of passing Wishes to their teammates due to having the highest HP stats.
* SignatureMove: Oddly, Shadow Ball tends to be associated with them a lot in the anime specifically, likely because of its notability as one of the few coverage moves the entire family can learn. The entire family is notably associated with Baton Pass and Wish.
* StarterMon: In a couple of games, such as ''Pokémon Colosseum'', ''Pokémon XD'', ''Pokémon Conquest'', and most notably ''Let's Go, Eevee!'', Eevee is the starter Pokémon rather then the typical starters (which are a trio of Grass, Fire and Water Pokémon). This works well since Eevee is able to evolve into a number of types. They also appear as the rivial's starter mon in ''Pokémon Yellow''.
* TheTeam: There tend to be groups of trainers, sometimes even a SiblingTeam, that use each of the evolutions in both the games and spinoffs. They began as a PowerTrio in Generation I with Vaporeon, Jolteon, and Flareon. Then became a ThreePlusTwo FiveManBand with Espeon and Umbreon. Followed the RuleOfSeven in Gen IV after Leafeon and Glaceon appeared. And now they sit at 8 with Sylveon.
* ThirdOptionAdaptation: In spinoffs which don't use the official starters, Eevee or one of its evolutions have been used as a starter Pokémon instead.[[labelnote:Explanation]]This makes a surprising amount of sense: with its diversity of evolutions, Eevee gives players a wide range of types and playstyles to adapt to, allowing multiple playthroughs to feel different. The Eeveelutions also have deceptively impressive stats that can easily hold up to the end of an in-game run. And, of course, they're all very popular with the fandom.[[/labelnote]] This even carries over to the main series; Blue starts with an Eevee in ''Yellow'' rather than Charmander, Bulbasaur, or Squirtle.

!!! Species specific
* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: Subverted with Sylveon, since its accessories are actually part of its body; the trailing ribbons are feelers.
* AllYourPowersCombined: Eevee's unique Z-Move "Extreme Evoboost" has it be empowered by all the Eeveelutions and buffs all of its stats to maximum (with the exception of Evasion and Accuracy). Granted, Eevee's base stats still stink, making the boosts not too useful... but that's where Baton Pass comes in.
* AntiMagic: Espeon's Hidden Ability, Magic Bounce, reflects all non-damaging moves aimed at it back to the user.
* TheArtifact: In the Spaceworld 1997 build of ''Pocket Monsters 2'', Umbreon was a Poison-type. In the final version (as ''Gold and Silver''), Umbreon's type had changed to Dark, yet its Pokédex entries still mention its "poisonous sweat".
%%* BareFistedMonk: Flareon can learn Superpower through Move Tutors.
* BerserkButton: Touching Espeon's forehead gem or the yellow bands on Umbreon's ears in Pokémon-Amie/Refresh will result in a DeathGlare.
* BossBattle: Sylveon is Valerie's, the sixth gym leader of Kalos, signature Mon.
* CarbuncleCreature: Espeon sports a red jewel on its forehead.
* CombatPragmatist: Umbreon likes to throw its poisonous sweat in enemy eyes, as well as going for the throat.
%%* CuteLittleFangs: Sylveon, as shown [[http://25.media.tumblr.com/eecce77d7104afdfb51643959e242510/tumblr_mi3z3dB8F51r1alb2o1_500.png here]]. Umbreon is shown to have them occasionally. [[http://i.imgur.com/udiLGmV.png Leafeon]] was also once shown with them.
* DarkIsNotEvil: Nowhere is it stated that Umbreon is malicious, cunning, or evil in general like most Dark-types. It even evolves with [[EnforcedTrope max]] [[ThePowerOfFriendship happiness]].
* DavidVsGoliath: Sylveon's ''Ultra Sun'' Pokédex entry states that it's known to pick fights with dragon Pokémon much bigger than itself. Being a Fairy-type, it'll probably win.
* {{Determinator}}: Flareon's Hidden Ability is Guts, which boosts its Attack when afflicted with a status ailment.
* ElementalAbsorption: Jolteon and Vaporeon get healed from Electric and Water moves, respectively, thanks to Volt Absorb and Water Absorb. Flareon uses Flash Fire to power up its own Fire-type moves.
* TheFairFolk: Some Dex entries and comments in other places showcase that Sylveon can have a manipulative and sadistic side, much like with classic depictions of fey.
* FeedItWithFire: Flareon's ability Flash Fire makes it immune to Fire attacks and powers up its own.
* {{Foil}}:
** Gen II's Espeon and Umbreon. Both are friendship-based Eeveelutions with Synchronize as their main abilities who revolve around day and night and specialize in Special Attack and Special Defense respectively. Espeon is a FragileSpeedster and GlassCannon combo built around making use of its offensive potential, while Umbreon is a StoneWall with middling offensive stats who is rather skilled at causing debuffs.
** Gen IV introduced Leafeon and Glaceon. Both of these Eeveelutions come to be when leveling Eevee up near a certain rock: a moss-covered rock for Leafeon and an ice-covered rock for Glaceon. Leafeon is more physical-based and works well in Sunny Day while Glaceon is special-based and works better in Hail.
* HealingFactor:
** If Vaporeon has the Hydration ability and heavy rain is in effect, it will be cured of StandardStatusEffects at the end of each turn. It also learns the move Aqua Ring, which gives it a small amount of HP each turn.
** If Glaceon has its Hidden Ability, Ice Body, it will regain some HP at the end of each turn during Hail.
* HoistByTheirOwnPetard:
** Espeon and Umbreon's Synchronize cause an opponent who burned, paralyzed, or poisoned them to suffer with them. Espeon's Hidden Ability Magic Bounce reflects status moves back at the attacker.
** Jolteon and Flareon's Hidden Abilities [[DisabilitySuperpower Quick Feet and Guts]] boost their godly Speed and Attack, respectively, when they are afflicted with a status condition.
* {{Invisibility}}: Vaporeon is able to camouflage in water.
* IcyBlueEyes: Glaceon. This trait fits as it's an ice-type.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Glaceon like to cover themselves in very sharp icicles, then rush their enemies.
* InformedAbility: Umbreon are supposedly able to spew toxins from their pores, and they even boast about it ''Mystery Dungeon'', but the only Poison move they're able to learn is Toxic, and only via TM. This is actually a remnant from a certain point in development. Umbreon was originally intended to be a Poison-type, but they didn't change the Pokédex entries when its type was switched to Dark. [[note]]This was discovered in 2018 when an old ''Gold'' demo was leaked online.[[/note]]
* KillItWithFire: Flareon in the wild like to roast their prey before snacking down on them.
* LateCharacterSyndrome: Thanks to Ice Rocks being location-specific, and the general late-to-endgame availability of Ice-types and ice-themed areas, poor Glaceon often ends up coming in at too late a point for most players to consider using it on their team. So far, the rawest deal it has yet is in ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon'', where the Ice Rock isn't found until deep into those games' equivalent to ''Victory Road''.
* {{Lunacy}}: Umbreon and Sylveon are both strongly associated with the moon, the former evolving through high happiness at night and being capable of learning Moonlight, while the latter, like many Fairy-types, shows its lunar association through Moonblast. As mentioned below, both of them resemble the mythical MoonRabbit.
* MagikarpPower: Zigzagged. Naturally, Eevee are encouraged to be evolved and are more average and underpowered compared to their evolutions. They do, however, learn a small normal-type movepool of their own in case you want to keep them as they are, which expands in later installments. Also, since a large part of all the Eeveelutions' attacks are Normal-type anyway, they profit more often from same-type attack bonus.
** In ''Sun/Moon'', Eevee (and ''only'' Eevee) has access to an exclusive Z-move, Extreme Evoboost, that raises all of its stats by two levels.
** Eevee itself leaves much to be desired... until it learns Last Resort, a 140 Base Power move. Which it gets STAB from, being a Normal-type, and does double damage if said Eevee has Adaptability. To put this in perspective, Adaptability-powered Last Resort has 30 more base damage than '''Explosion'''. Sure, its base stats hold it back a bit, and Last Resort requires using the rest of Eevee's moveset first, but few Pokémon ever get a move with that much punch.
* MasterOfNone: Unlike most Normal-typed Pokémon, Eevee is normally unable to learn most elemental attacks outside a few exceptions. This is mostly to prevent its evolutions from learning attacks outside of their types. The biggest exception is the Partner Eevee you get in ''Pokémon: Let's Go Eevee'', who has access to a number of elemental moves exclusive to it. However, this Eevee cannot evolve into its many forms.
* TheMedic: Umbreon, Espeon, and Leafeon are capable of self-healing, and their moves are effectively identical, with different names[[note]]Synthesis, Morning Sun, and (unintuitively) Moonlight all heal 1/2 HP in normal weather and 2/3 HP under heavy sunlight, and only 1/4 HP during other weather[[/note]]. The entire family is also capable of learning Wish to pass healing to a teammate.
* MixAndMatchCritters: Vaporeon is a mermaid fox cat-fish... thing.
* MoonRabbit: Umbreon is based on the legend about it. Sylveon has hints of this too, being rather rabbit-like and associated with the moon.
* MundaneUtility:
** Sylveon seems tailor-made to deal with Horde Battles in Gen VI. It learns Skill Swap at a much earlier level than anything else that gets it naturally, letting it scan each individual member of the horde to find out what abilities they have, and thus if there's something worth catching in this group. If not, it has Swift and Dazzling Gleam, which, with its high Special Attack, will wipe out all enemies instantly, letting you move on to the next battle.
** Sylveon's normal Ability is Cute Charm. While its usefulness in battle is very situational due to requiring the opponent to be the opposite gender to take effect, it has the useful property of causing Pokémon of the opposite gender of the owner to appear in wild encounters (if the user is in front of the party) more frequently. It is also the only Pokémon with this ability that is predominately male, making Sylveon very useful if you need to find Pokémon with low female/male ratios like the starters in the Friend Safari.
* NocturnalMooks: Umbreon can show up at night as a rare encounter when wild Eevee do an SOS Call, making it and Espeon (during the day) the first Eeveeulutions that can be found in the wild.
* NonstandardCharacterDesign:
** In ''VideoGame/PokemonLetsGoPikachuAndLetsGoEevee'', there's a special female Eevee, if picked as a starter, with a larger light patch on the tips of her tail that resembles a heart shape, similarly to female Pikachu (and Cosplay Pikachu). This trait is unique and isn't carried over to other female Eevee.
** Jolteon is the only one lacking a tail.
* NotCompletelyUseless: Sylveon's Hidden Ability Pixilate, which turns Normal-type moves into Fairy-type and boosts them. It doesn't seem all that great due to its lack of Normal moves to abuse. That is, except Hyper Voice, which turns into a ''117'' Power Special Fairy move that goes through substitutes and barriers — much stronger than Moonblast. And if Hyper Voice isn't available, there's also Swift, which, with STAB and Pixilate's bonus boost, becomes essentially a sure-hit Moonblast that hits all targets in Doubles and Triples.
* OddNameOut: In Japanese and Korean, Umbreon stands out from the rest of the family, as unlike the [[ElementalPowers Elemental]] ThemeNaming, it's simply ''Blacky'', which only refers to its appearance (and possibly ''lucky'', though it's not clear). This is fixed for all other languages.
* OneSteveLimit: Jolteon's Japanese name is almost the same as Zapdos'[[note]]Thunders and Thunder respectively[[/note]], the only difference being the letter "S".
* {{Planimal}}: Leafeon has leaves growing on its body and its ears and tail are made of leaves as well.
* PoisonousPerson: Umbreon is not a Poison-type, but the Pokédex states that it has the ability to spray poison sweat from its pores. [[GameplayAndStorySegregation It can learn Toxic, but then again, so can pretty much every other Pokémon in existence capable of using [=TMs=], and Synchronize requires it to be poisoned before it can poison something else.]]
** This was eventually explained by the release of a very early version of ''Gold'', in which Umbreon was originally a Poison-type that evolved with a Poison Stone; when subsequent development changed Umbreon to a Dark-type that evolved by friendship at night instead, these mentions became [[TheArtifact the only remnant of the earlier design]].
* PolarOppositeTwins:
** The three original evolutions fit the classic FireIceLightning trio, with Water instead of Ice. Jolteon is a FragileSpeedster, Vaporeon is a MightyGlacier, and Flareon is a GlassCannon. All of their abilities are ElementalAbsorption in some form, and they all evolve with stones.
** The Gen II duo is themed on SolarAndLunar, with near opposite palette. Both evolve with friendship, and share the same ability, Synchronize. Umbreon is a StoneWall with poor offenses, while Espeon is a GlassCannon.
** The Gen IV duo are heavily associated with weather conditions, and Hail and Sun are roughly mirrors to one another. Both evolve in specific locations. Leafeon is a MagicallyIneptFighter, while Glaceon is a LongRangeFighter with good defenses.
* PoorPredictableRock: An underlying problem for all of these Pokémon, who are all hindered by having utterly pathetic movepools. Outside of Shadow Ball, Iron Tail, and two of their Egg Moves (Stored Power and Synchronoise), they don't get many strong options outside of their STAB moves. While some can use Hidden Power to make up for this, those with low Special Attack (namely, Umbreon and Leafeon) are left out of luck.
* PowerOfTheSun: Espeon and Leafeon both have a strong association with the sun, the former due to evolving from max happiness during the day and knowing the move Morning Sun, while the latter have both its normal and Hidden Abilities be associated with Sunny Day. Both of their Pokédex entries state that they need sunlight, the former for its powers and the latter for its nutrients.
* PowerUpLetDown: While Espeon recieved Magic Bounce, one of the best abilities in the game, as its Hidden Ability in Gen V, Umbreon was left with... Inner Focus, which is highly situational at best, and worse than Synchronize at worst. At least Umbreon is slow and sturdy, and thus has lots of chances to flinch during battle (which Inner Focus prevents), making Inner Focus not an outright UselessUsefulSpell for it.
** Poor Flareon... it received Guts in Gen V and finally received the coveted Flare Blitz in Gen VI, but because it is a Fire-type, it cannot be Burned to activate Guts, making it rely on Poison or the inconsistent Paralysis and Sleep. Poison damage combined with the recoil from Flare Blitz with its already poor HP stat means that even though Guts-boosted Flareon can hit like a truck, it can't do so for very long before knocking itself out.
* RealMenWearPink: Male Sylveon are very capable fighters despite their pastel colors and ribbon-like feelers. Most of the Eeveelutions appear to look feminine despite the 7 to 1 gender ratio favoring males.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Umbreon has red sclerae and black pupils, which gives it a menacing look to it. It is also the only Eeveelution with visible pupils because it would be legitimately creepy if it had the same kind of eyes that its relatives have.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Eevee itself has always been popular due to its adorable looks. [[CartoonCreature People have also wondered what kind of mammal it's supposed to be based on for years.]] This trait isn't lost on its evolutions, either.
* SecretArt:
** [[ThePowerOfTheSun Morning Sun]] for Espeon and [[{{Lunacy}} Moonlight]] for Umbreon (both attacks are [[HealThyself HP restoring moves]]), during their debut Generation.
** Apart from Pikachu, they are the only Pokémon to have been given away at events knowing Celebrate.
** In ''Sun and Moon'', Eevee gains the unique Z-Move "Extreme Evoboost". Unlike most Z-moves, it sharply raises all of its stats instead of dealing any damage. (This is made even funnier in that the move required to use it, Last Resort, ''is'' a damage-dealing move.)
* SilkHidingSteel: Sylveon loves to cling onto its loved ones with its feelers, which it also uses to becalm other Pokémon. Along with its serene, airy appearance and pastel color scheme, you really wouldn't expect this thing to be an absolute tank when it comes to its special stats.
* ThemeNaming:
** All the evolution names end in -eon. In fact, Eevee's original English name was even going to be Eon.
** Meanwhile, each generational set of Eeveelutions' Japanese names have the same ending — "-er(s)" in Generation I, "-ie/y" in Generation II, and "-ia" in Generations IV and VI.
* TronLines: Umbreon's yellow marking glow. It's especially evident in the ''Stadium'' series.
* UncattyResemblance: According to ''Ultra Moon''[='=]s Pokémon entry for Eevee, because of how its form is influenced by its surroundings, "Even its face starts to look like that of its Trainer."
* UniquenessDecay:
** In the earliest games, Eevee was a coveted Pokémon, as you could only receive one per play through of a given game. In Gen II, it was still rare, but you can now breed them. Gen IV allowed you to find wild Eevee under specific circumstances, and in Gen VI, even this restriction was removed and you can encounter them like any wild Pokémon.
** In Gen I, it was the only Pokémon with a branching evolutionary family. Later generations took away this distinction, but it still has the most branches ''by '''far'''''.
** Umbreon in particular suffered from this. In its debut generation, it had the coveted Dark-type, and was an excellent tank, but as time has gone on, its poor offenses and the introduction of more Dark-types has led to Umbreon becoming eclipsed by other Dark-types.
* UnstableGeneticCode: Which led to it having many evolutions.
* UselessUsefulSpell:
** Through breeding, Umbreon can use Synchronoise. Synchronoise only inflicts damage on Pokémon of the same type. Synchronoise is also a Psychic-type move, which Dark-types are immune to. It's not impossible to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fkk-huBDczQ&t=377s do]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSqHngqTqsY that]], though.
** Due to all eight of them sharing the same pre-evolution, some of Eevee's egg moves do not translate well between the Eeveelutions. For instance, Curse would work very well with [[StoneWall Umbreon]], but is completely useless for [[GlassCannon Espeon]] and [[FragileSpeedster Jolteon]].
** Sylveon's normal ability (Cute Charm, which infatuates an opposite-sex opponent that used a contact attack) is very situational due to requiring the opponent to be the opposite gender ''and'' hit Sylveon with a contact move. Even then, it only activates 30% of the time and Sylveon's bulk on the physical side (almost all contact moves are Physical attacks) is pretty average, so it can't try to fish for the effect without the risk of getting KO'd — and if it ''does'' get KO'd, any infatuation it has inflicted automatically ends (which also means that the attack which [=KOs=] Sylveon can't trigger Cute Charm[[note]]unlike similar Abilities, such as Static and Rough Skin[[/note]]).
** During Gen II, Espeon was [[SecretArt the only Pokémon capable of learning]] Morning Sun. Aside from Espeon being a bit too squishy to be able to effectively use the move, Morning Sun originally depended on both time and weather to calculate how much health it restored. The problem is that, outside of harsh sunlight (which Espeon can't really abuse), it worked best when used ''in the morning''[[note]]4:00 AM to 9:59 AM[[/note]], restoring a paltry 1/4 total [=HP=] under other circumstances. Not only did its counterparts have longer windows of time during which they were useful ([[PowerOfTheSun Synthesis]] had eight hours and [[{{Lunacy}} Moonlight]] had ten, compared to Morning Sun's seven), Morning Sun's active hours mostly took place at times when most people were still asleep. Later generations distributed the move to Mons more capable of using it than Espeon and also made it purely dependent on the current weather.
* WeatherOfWar: Both Glaceon and Leafeon's abilities are heavily associated with weather, Hail and Sun respectively.
* WhenAllYouHaveIsAHammer: Eeveelutions generally have barren movepools, but they have just enough to be effective. Flareon in particular was hit hard by this, lacking any real good Fire-Type moves to make use of its sky-high Attack. It finally received the long-coveted Flare Blitz in Gen 6, and it was what it needed to become effective.
* {{Youkai}}: Espeon is based on a nekomata.

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!585: Deerling / Shikijika (シキジカ ''shikijika'')\\
586: Sawsbuck / Mebukijika (メブキジカ ''mebukijika'')
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[[caption-width-right:240:Summer Form Deerling]]
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[[caption-width-right:240:Autumn Form Deerling]]
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[[caption-width-right:240:Winter Form Deerling]]
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[[caption-width-right:240:Spring Form Sawsbuck]]
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[[caption-width-right:240:Summer Form Sawsbuck]]
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[[caption-width-right:240:Autumn Form Sawsbuck]]
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[[caption-width-right:240:Winter Form Sawsbuck]]

Unlike the regions of games past, Unova experiences seasons, each one lasting a month in-game. This Pokémon changes its appearance depending on which season it is currently. As a Deerling, its scent changes and its coat changes color. As a Sawsbuck, its antlers grow and shed leaves much like a deciduous tree. Its signature move is Horn Leech, which works like Giga Drain except it works off its physical attack.
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* AnimalGenderBender: Male and female Sawsbuck share the same model, despite (With some exceptions) only male deer having antlers in real life.
* {{Bambification}}: Deerling looks so much like the Disney character Bambi, it's unbelievable. Sawsbuck, on the other hand, [[AvertedTrope looks more or less like a deer would in real life]].
* FragileSpeedster: Even moreso in the sun if it has the Chlorophyll ability.
* FunWithAcronyms: '''Saws'''buck. ('''S'''ummer/'''A'''utumn/'''W'''inter/'''S'''pring)
* GlassCannon: Sawsbuck has great Attack, but mediocre defenses
* GreenThumb: Grass-type, but Deerling isn't as good due to its lack of usable Grass-type moves until it evolves into Sawsbuck.
* TheMarvelousDeer: Sawsbuck is rather impressive-looking whatever the season.
* NonElemental: One of the few with a second type that isn't Flying.
* PaletteSwap: Deerling's seasonal forms are color coded.
** Spring Form has a Pink color in reference to the CherryBlossoms that symbolize Spring in Japan.
** Summer Form is Green due to the plants having the most sunlight to thrive.
** Autumn Form's orange coloration refers to the color of the falling leaves.
** Winter Form is a dirt brown as all the leaves fall off and leave only the bark and dirt.
* {{Planimal}}: Their antlers change with the seasons like a tree's branches.
* PowerupLetdown: Gets Serene Grace as its Hidden Ability, which doubles the likelihood of any attack's secondary effect. Unfortunately, Sawsbuck only has five moves that apply the bonus: The first being a widely distributed but lackluster move (Rock Smash), the 2nd being a relatively inaccurate move that executes in two turns (Bounce), the remaining three (Shadow Ball, Energy Ball, Snore) being moves utilizing its awful Special Attack, not to mention the last one cannot be learned in ''Pokémon X and Y'' and is weaker than ''Tackle''.
** ''Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' have somewhat rectified this as it now gains access to Headbutt[[note]]A 70 base power normal type attack with a 30% chance to flinch, which is double with Serene Grace[[/note]] via breeding.
* PrettyInMink: Winter Forme Sawsbuck looks like it's wearing a fur coat with white trim.
* SeasonalBaggage: Changes looks depending on the season. They don't actually change until you load the game with them in your party.
* SecretArt: [[LifeDrain Horn Leech]], until Generation VI.
* StealthPun: A fawn with a flower, influenced by the season? Hey, it's [[Disney/SleepingBeauty Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather]].

!Draft for Characters.IDreamOfMimi (The anime really needs a characters page)
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!Main characters

[[folder:Akira Takaoka]]
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->'''Voiced by:''' Yuusei Oda (Japanese), Oliver Wyman (English)

->''"I want to explore the world. […] Yeah! I'm going to access information from all over the world on the internet!"''

The main protagonist of the series. Akira Takaoka is a nerd who goes to college and wants to buy a computer, but they sell out. He eventually buys a box from a shady man in the streets, but in it, he finds more than he could have expected…
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* {{Adorkable}}: Not only is he a huge nerd, but he also makes some great facial expressions and ends up in many humorous situations.
* BadLiar: He has to make plenty of lies to hide who Mimi really is, and let's just say he's not great at it.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He often comes off as harsh and he was very opposed to Mimi at first, but he warms up to her eventually.

[[folder:Mimi Takaoka]]
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TomokoIshimura (Japanese), Debora Rabbai (English)

->''"Thank you very much for purchasing this fine product. […] I am NBC personal computer 2198AX."''

A gynoid Akira found in a box. Mimi Takaoka is always willing to follow his commands, though she always gets furious when she thinks he's paying more attention to Shimada rather than her and she requires his "active molecules" to refresh her memory.
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* BadassAdorable: Don't let her cute looks and sweet voice deceive you, she's a very strong combat robot that can use powerful beam attacks.
* ClingyJealousGirl: She really doesn't want Akira to get close to other women, especially Shimada.
* DudeMagnet: Pretty much every boy at Akira's school is interested in her.
* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: Even the girls at Akira's school fawn over Mimi, who is posing as his distant cousin from Colombia. They're totally unaware that she's a robot.
* GodivaHair: Her hair is pretty much the only thing that covers her breasts often.
* MsFanservice: A redhead with a pretty face who not only gets a lot of naked scenes, she also has a very fanservicey transformation into her battle armor, which is skimpy itself. The manga also has many fanservice covers with her, and in Volume 2, she wears an outfit very similar to [[Franchise/StreetFighter Chun-Li's]], who's a Ms. Fanservice in her own franchise.
* NakedFirstImpression: Akira first sees her naked after opening the box.
* NiceGirl: She's loyal to Akira, very willing to greet his friends, and overall comes off as very kind. Her only real flaw is how she's jealous of Akira, but she's still the friendliest out of all the gynoids.
* {{Sexbot}}: She was designed as one, due to a manufacturing oversight. She also constantly needs Akira's semen to refresh her physical memory.
* ShesGotLegs: Her legs are quite long, and episode 1 really shows them off with her skirt.
* UndyingLoyalty: She will be loyal to Akira for the rest of her life ever since he put a protection ring on her finger.

!Humans
[[folder:Junpei Kuraka]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Nobutoshi Canna (Japanese)

->''"This is a new kind of virus, a worm! Instead of eating dirt, it eats data! See?"''
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[[folder:Sakaguchi Futoshi]]
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* FatComicRelief: He has some humorous moments and a rather comical accent, plus he's easily the fattest character in the series.

[[folder:Shimada Kanako]]
->''"Are you talking about computers again? How come you aren't bored yet?"''

A girl who hangs out with Akira, Junpei and Futoshi. Captain of the tennis club. She's jealous of the attention Mimi gets and isn't very skilled with computers.
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* AdaptationalDyeJob: Her hair was blond in the manga and brown in the anime.
* SpannerInTheWorks: It's thanks to her Akira and Mimi are victorious in Episode 3, because of the virus she unwittingly put in the computer.
* TokenWholesome: In the anime, she fulfills this role, having no fanservice moments whatsoever. Averted in the manga, where she gets some fanservice in Access 5.

!Other gynoids
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/YurikoYamaguchi (Japanese)
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: She has red eyes when attacking our heroes, though she loses them when she calms down.
* StarterVillain: The first real threat Mimi and Akira face in the first episode and she didn't require that much effort from them to be beaten.
* SuicideByCop: After cooling down, she asks Mimi to make has disappear, which Mimi agrees to.

[[folder:Forte]]
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Her color scheme is mostly purple and black, and while she was initially antagonistic towards the heroes, she ultimately wanted the same thing as them.

[[folder:Quadra Nacintosh]]
The oldest Nacintosh sister. She's generally jokey and not very serious.
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* GagBoobs: Her breasts apparently have 1000 terabytes of memory. To compare, Mimi's have 64 terabytes.

[[folder:Centris Nacintosh]]
The middle Nacintosh sister. She's very serious, especially to her sisters.
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* TheStoic: She is generally calmer and more reserved than her sister.

[[folder:Performa Nacintosh]]
->''"You old machines are so sentimental! Worthless items should be thrown away immediately!"''

The youngest Nacintosh sister. She's in charge of the Nacintosh sisters, generally rude and arrogant.
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* AttentionWhore: She gets really angry when Akira and Mimi aren't looking at her.
* FinalBoss: The last opponent faced in the anime.
* SupernaturalGoldEyes: She's a very powerful gynoid with gold eyes and she also feels superior over her older sisters.