History Webcomic / Seeker

* BrokenPedestal: Fen does ''not'' take it well when he finds out [[spoiler: Pax is the Impostor.]]
* CameBackWrong: Downplayed with [[spoiler: Pax, who may or may not have actually ''died'' (it's currently ambiguous) but certainly came back wrong]].

* AnAesop: Don't try to violate the laws of conservation of mass/energy.

* ArtEvolution: Some of the art started out pretty rough and the proportions weren't always quite right, but these problems are generally absent nowadays.

* AuthorAvatar: The creator, depicted as a gray, hairless humanoid with no nose and sharp teeth, appears in a few OOC posts to directly respond to asks or interact with the characters (usually mockingly).

* ChaoticStupid: Seeker does a lot of stupid, life-threatening things, apparently just for the hell of it. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that her personality is greatly influenced by the askers, who send in a lot of dumb/chaotic suggestions, many of her more stupid actions have been prompted by them, and it's been heavily implied that it's extremely difficult for her to disobey a direct order from one of the askers [[https://seekerquest.tumblr.com/post/620288374045081600/what-happens-to-seeker-if-one-of-us-sends-the to the point that she would literally explode if given a command she couldn't obey.]]

** Fen is this to Seeker throughout most of their time after they meet. Downplayed in that Seeker is more of an example of ChaoticStupid than a cloudcuckoolander.
** Seeker is this to some of the voices in her head when they're ''too'' crazy. It's even funnier when you remember that the voices in her head are the readers of the comic out-of-universe.
* CreatingLife: The Family's species has the ability to do this, resulting in "creations" such as Seeker and the Architect. [[spoiler: Pax was trying to figure out a workaround for this by using emotions, memories, or concepts instead, but it didn't end well. As of right now, the story seems to be based around deconstructing this concept- the Family need to sacrifice parts of their bodies or masks to make creations, Mim nearly killed herself from making too many creations, as she used too much of her body and mask in the process and was permanently and visibly physically damaged afterwards, and the plot is driven by Pax's attempt to "cheat the system" by using more intangible parts of himself, such as concepts or memories, to create life, only for it to backfire and result in him becoming the Impostor]].

* DeadpanSnarker: Seeker is extraordinarily snarky towards just about everyone, especially [[VitriolicBestBuds Fen]] and [[spoiler: the Impostor]].

* DishingOutDirt: Fen and Rul both have this power (their siblings might also, but it hasn't been actually shown yet), though Rul is more powerful.

* GiverOfLameNames: Partially with Seeker. Seeker destroys a sand castle that she builds, and after several of the voices in her head accuse her of being a monster and tell her to apologize, Seeker replies:

** Also Pax, to the point that even [[BigBrotherWorship Fen]] calls him out on it.

* GoodAllAlong: Zig-zagged with [[spoiler: Pax/the Impostor, who initially appears to be a more neutral-to-vaguely antagonistic force, then is portrayed in a better light by Fen, who thinks the Impostor is Pax (as does the audience at this point). However, the Impostor doesn't actually change his behavior during this time and if anything gets progressively more vaguely antagonistic, seemingly becomes more openly antagonistic after Fen's appearance and the subsequent revelation that he "isn't Pax," and is the main antagonist for a decent chunk of the story afterwards. It's then revealed that he actually ''is'' Pax, sans his emotions and memories, and is just trying to figure out what's going on as much as everyone else is. Then Architect tells Seeker that Pax killed all of his creations of his own volition at some ambiguous point ''before'' becoming the Impostor, but Architect never thought very highly of Pax anyway and might be leaving out some things and it's implied that by that point he'd stripped away a lot of himself and as a result wasn't exactly in his right mind]].
* HisNameReallyIsBarkeep: Likely the case with Seeker, but [[spoiler: the Impostor]] wasn't very helpful on this matter.

* IdiotBall: In-universe, with the revelation that they're [[spoiler: what's left of Pax's dead creations]], the voices in Seeker's head have definitely been exhibiting this trope. Instead of attempting to tell Seeker about what happened to them or impart information about the setting, they just encourage her stupid antics, and when [[spoiler: one of them manages to reappear for a short amount of time, they just call the Architect names before fading away again instead of saying something useful]]. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that they're the readers of the comic out-of-universe, who know as little about the plot as Seeker does, and it's also been implied that [[spoiler: the dead creations are being absorbed by Seeker piecemeal, so it's unlikely that all of their memories are intact]]. May also be a case of SkewedPriorities.
* ImprobablyFemaleCast: Downplayed in that it's not necessarily "improbable," but the only male characters are Fen, Pax, [[spoiler: the Impostor]], Teller, and the Cosmologist (while there are over double the amount of female characters), and Fen and [[spoiler: the Impostor]] are the only major male characters (Pax can't really be counted as major due to [[spoiler: being the Impostor.]]).

* ItMakesSenseInContext: Pretty much the entirety of the plot and most of the worldbuilding, honestly.
* JerkassRealization: Fen spends several minutes verbally tearing into Seeker and calling her useless after finding out that [[spoiler: Pax is the Impostor and realizing that she's made from his recall ability]], but after Rul [[spoiler: reveals her eyes and says "That's enough"]], he realizes he's gone too far and silently retreats.
* JerkJustifications: Architect has a downplayed case of this, with [[spoiler: it being all but outright stated that Pax had something to do with the death of at least one of her friends]].
* TheLeader: Pax was this for the Family, with End seemingly taking this role in his absence.
* MomentKiller: Fen sees Seeker interrupting their banter to ask why he [[spoiler: hates creations]] as this and refuses to go back to excitedly infodumping about the Family's worlds afterwards. [[VitriolicBestBuds (This, of course, just leads to more banter.)]]

* NiceGirl: Mim is constantly cheerful and nice to everyone, even people she doesn't know like Seeker.
* NoFourthWall: Seeker openly reacts to a lot of the askers' suggestions, denouncing many as stupid and even wondering once if she can vote out whoever's coming up with these dumb ideas.
** As it turns out, [[spoiler: the askers exist in-universe as the remnants of Pax's dead creations. [[SkewedPriorities The fact that they spent most of their time in Seeker's head telling her to bite/lick things and]] [[IdiotBall being snarky instead of imparting relevant knowledge about the world says a lot about them.]]]]

** Played straight (and occasionally for laughs) with [[spoiler: the Impostor]], who's known for walking away in the middle of conversations and (probably unintentionally) scaring Seeker just by being creepy and understanding personal space even less than her. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that he has no emotions and [[spoiler: like Seeker, he probably hasn't existed for very long]].
** Downplayed with Seeker, as she's often rude and sarcastic and doesn't have much of a filter but still has ''some'' basic social skills. Justified in that she hasn't existed for longer than a few hours and hasn't had any time to learn this kind of thing yet.
* NotAMask: The skull-like overlays on Fen's, his siblings', and [[spoiler: the Impostor's]] faces.

* OmniscientMoralityLicense: Downplayed with [[spoiler: the Impostor]], as so far Seeker doesn't seem to be in any real danger.
* PetTheDog: Seeker giving her vest to Setim. Downplayed in that Seeker hadn't been particularly unsympathetic before, just sarcastic and a bit of a jerk to Fen.
* PrecisionFStrike: To emphasize how infuriated the Architect is, she refers to [[spoiler: Pax]] as "His Royal Assholery."
* ProperlyParanoid: Implied to be the case with the Practitioner.
* ProudToBeAGeek: Fen doesn't bother trying to hide his knowledge and is very proud of everything he knows about the setting's physics.

* TheStoic: Downplayed with Rul- while she doesn't tend to show much in the way of emotion, she does have moments here and there.

* TransferableMemory: Seems to be the case with the memory orbs. They place Seeker inside a set of memories from unspecified people, giving her no control over what's happening.
* UnspecifiedApocalypse: ''Something'' had to have happened in the past to turn the oceans into dust, destroy a seemingly once grand civilization, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking turn the grass purple.]] (Though, according to Seeker, the last one was probably that way before, and [[spoiler: the water only reverts to dust/raw material when she touches it]].)

** Physically speaking, Seeker's only a few hours old, but mentally she's somewhere between an older teenager and a young adult.

* VitriolicBestBuds: Seeker and Fen, eventually.
* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: The Impostor,]] as well as Pax, as [[spoiler: his actions set up the majority of the background of the story.]]

* {{Asexuality}}: Fen is canonically an aromantic asexual. (WordOfGod says that he'll be the only character to ever have a confirmed orientation and that the readers are free to headcanon the other characters as whatever they want.)

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* TransferableMemory: Seems to be the case with the floating memory orbs things that keep popping up everywhere. They place Seeker inside a set of memories from unspecified people, giving her no control over what's happening.

* WhatDoesThisButtonDo: Subverted, as when Seeker presses multiple random buttons nothing happens, much to her disappointment.

* SupernaturalGoldEyes: Exaggerated with Pax, Mim, End, and Fen, who all have yellow eyes and are [[spoiler: literal gods]], inverted with several characters (including Cosmologist, Practitioner, and Ophila) who are completely mundane creations, subverted with [[spoiler: Architect and Seeker, both of which appear to be ordinary creations but end up having pieces of Pax's body in her, allowing her to persist after death to an extent (more so than Pax's other creations, anyway), and being made from Pax's "recall ability," respectively]], and zig-zagged with [[spoiler: Rul, who is a god like her siblings and initially appears to have no eyes or completely-black eyes, but turns out to have yellow eyes that she usually keeps hidden]].

** Seeker's useless ears. [[spoiler: At least, up until her mid-story transformation when they start floating.]]

** A few people have inquired as to the possibility of a crossover with [[VideoGame/{{OFF}} OFF]], with Seeker as the Batter, [[spoiler: the Impostor (note: this was before the reveal that the Impostor "wasn't" Pax]] as the Judge, Fen as Valerie, and the Architect as Dedan, which the creator drew art for.

* CreatingLife: The Family's species has the ability to do this, resulting in "creations" such as Seeker and the Architect, though it usually requires sacrificing parts of their bodies or masks. [[spoiler: Pax was trying to figure out a workaround for this by using emotions, memories, or concepts instead, but it didn't end well. As of right now, the story seems to be based around deconstructing this trope- Mim nearly killed herself from making too many creations, as she used too much of her body and mask in the process and was permanently and visibly physically damaged afterwards, and the plot is driven by Pax's attempt to "cheat the system" by using more intangible parts of himself, such as concepts or memories, to create life, only for it to backfire and result in him becoming the Impostor]].

** A few people have inquired as to the possibility of a crossover with [[VideoGame/{{OFF}} OFF]], with Seeker as the Batter, [[spoiler: the Impostor]] as the Judge, Fen as Valerie, and the Architect as Dedan, which the creator drew art for.

* GoodAllAlong: Zig-zagged with [[spoiler: Pax/the Impostor, who initially appears to be a more neutral-to-vaguely antagonistic force, then is portrayed in a better light by Fen, who thinks the Impostor is Pax (as does the audience at this point). However, the Impostor doesn't actually change his behavior during this time and if anything gets progressively more vaguely antagonistic, seemingly becomes more openly antagonistic after Fen's appearance and the subsequent revelation that he "isn't Pax," and is the main antagonist for a decent chunk of the story afterwards. It's then revealed that he actually ''is'' Pax, sans his emotions and memories, and is just trying to figure out what's going on as much as everyone else is. Then Architect tells Seeker that Pax killed all of his creations of his own volition at some ambiguous point ''before'' becoming the Impostor, but Architect never thought very highly of Pax anyway and might be leaving out some things and it's implied that by that point he'd stripped away a lot of himself and wasn't exactly in his right mind]].

** There is a reference to ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' here:

* SupernaturalGoldEyes: Played straight with Pax, Mim, End, and Fen, who all have yellow eyes and are [[spoiler: gods]], inverted with several characters (including Cosmologist, Practitioner, and Ophila) who are completely mundane creations, subverted with [[spoiler: Architect and Seeker, both of which appear to be ordinary creations but end up having pieces of Pax's body in her, allowing her to persist after death, and being made from Pax's "recall ability," respectively]], and zig-zagged with [[spoiler: Rul, who initially appears to have no eyes or completely-black eyes, but turns out to have yellow eyes that she usually keeps hidden]].

* GoodAllAlong: Zig-zagged with [[spoiler: the Impostor, who initially appears to be a more neutral-to-vaguely antagonistic force, then seemingly becomes more openly antagonistic after Fen's appearance and is the main antagonist for a decent chunk of the story afterwards up until it's revealed that he's actually Pax, sans his emotions and memories, and is just trying to figure out what's going on as much as everyone else is. Then Architect reveals to Seeker that Pax killed all of his creations at some ambiguous point before becoming the Impostor, except by that point he'd stripped away a lot of his emotions and memories and wasn't exactly in his right mind]].

* ImprobablyFemaleCast: Downplayed in that it's not necessarily "improbable," but the only male characters are Fen, Pax, [[spoiler: the Impostor]], Teller, and the Cosmologist (while there are over double the amount of female characters), and Fen and [[spoiler: the Impostor]] are the only major male characters (Pax can't really be counted as major due to [[spoiler: [[CameBackWrong being the Impostor.]]]]).

* ItMakesSenseInContext: Most of the plot, honestly.
* JerkassRealization: Fen spends several minutes [[spoiler: verbally tearing into Seeker and calling her useless after finding out Pax is the Impostor and realizing that she's made from his recall ability]], but after Rul [[spoiler: reveals her eyes]], he realizes he's gone too far and retreats.
* JerkJustifications: Architect has a somewhat downplayed case of this. Justified in that [[spoiler: it's been all but outright stated that Pax had something to do with the death of at least one of her friends.]]

* SupernaturalGoldEyes: Played straight with Pax, Mim, End, and Fen, who all have yellow eyes and are [[spoiler: gods]], inverted with several characters (including Cosmologist and Practitioner) who are completely mundane creations, subverted with [[spoiler: Architect and Seeker, both of which appear to be ordinary creations but end up having pieces of Pax's body in her, allowing her to persist after death, and being made from Pax's recall ability, respectively]], and double subverted with [[spoiler: Rul, who initially appears to have no eyes or completely-black eyes, but turns out to have yellow eyes that she usually keeps hidden]].

* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: The Impostor,]] as well as Pax, as [[spoiler: his choices set up the majority of the framework of the story.]]

* AmbiguousSpecies: The Family's species falls under this, as their specific species aren't clearly distinguishable save for the most vague classifications (End is a bird, Fen is a lizard, etc.), and with Pax and [[spoiler: the Impostor]], it's even less clear (though the creator says the latter is a cat). The reason for this is that, the older their species gets, they either take on a more mythological, metaphorical appearance or acquire more traits of different animals than just the ones they're mainly physically based off of (as well as more colors and patterns and more complex forms, and they can also get bigger).

* ArtEvolution: Some of the art started out pretty rough and the proportions weren't always quite right, but these problems are mostly absent nowadays.

* BlackEyesOfCrazy: Inverted with Fen and End, both of which have black sclerae but are perfectly sane, and zig-zagged with Rul and Pax, albeit in different ways: Rul [[spoiler: has black sclerae and yellow eyes, but chooses to hide her eyes most of the time, making them look black]] and Pax [[spoiler: has black sclerae and was initially as sane as his siblings, but later lost his mind after pulling out his emotions and memories]].
* BlackEyesOfEvil: Inverted with Rul, who is unambiguously good and has completely-black eyes, then subverted with the reveal that she [[spoiler: in fact has yellow eyes but chooses to hide them most of the time, thinking they're creepy and preferring to save showing them for special occasions, resulting in her appearing to have black eyes]].

* CreatingLife: The Family's species has the ability to do this, resulting in "creations" such as Seeker and the Architect, though it usually requires sacrificing parts of their bodies or masks. [[spoiler: Pax was trying to figure out a workaround for this by using emotions, memories, or concepts instead, but it didn't end well.]]

* DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu: Seeker is noticeably snarky and irreverent towards the Impostor, and to a lesser extent the Family, all of which are much, much more powerful than she is. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] by Seeker being ChaoticStupid alignment.
* DishingOutDirt: Fen and Rul both have this power, though Rul is more powerful.

* GenreBusting: It's difficult to fit the comic into a specific genre, but it'd probably be best described as a fantasy/science-fantasy mystery [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking furry webcomic]] with horror and comedy elements.

* GoodAllAlong: Simultaneously downplayed and zig-zagged with [[spoiler: the Impostor, who initially appears to be a more neutral-to-vaguely antagonistic force, then becomes more openly antagonistic after Fen's appearance and is the main antagonist for a decent chunk of the story afterwards up until it's revealed that he's actually Pax, sans his emotions and memories, and is just trying to figure out what's going on as much as everyone else is]].

* {{Antivillain}}: [[spoiler: The Impostor]], as it's becoming increasingly clear that he has as little idea what's going on as Seeker- he just has no emotions or social skills and doesn't seem to have really had any idea what to do to Fen other than scare him.

* AmbiguousSpecies: The Family's species falls under this, as their species aren't clearly distinguishable save for the most vague classifications (End is a bird, Fen is a lizard, etc.), and with Pax and [[spoiler: the Impostor]], it's even less clear (though the creator says the latter is a cat). The reason for this is that, the older their species gets, they either take on a more mythological, metaphorical appearance or acquire more traits of different animals than just the ones they're mainly physically based off of (as well as more colors and patterns and more complex forms, and they can also get bigger).
* AmbiguouslyBi: Seeker arguably hits on several characters of different genders, as well as the voices in her head (whom she has no way of knowing the genders of), and the author acknowledges that they've implied her to be bi [[https://seekerquest.tumblr.com/post/613418489713147904/are-any-seeker-characters-lgbt-or-no here]] and has responded favorably to fans of the comic who headcanon her as bi.
* {{Antivillain}}: [[spoiler: The Impostor]], as it's becoming increasingly clear that he has as little idea what's going on as Seeker- he just has no emotions or social skills and seems to have lashed out at Fen more out of fear than anything else.

* AmbiguouslyBi: Seeker arguably hits on both Fen and Rul, as well as the voices in her head (whom she has no way of knowing the genders of), and the author acknowledges that they've implied her to be bi [[https://seekerquest.tumblr.com/post/613418489713147904/are-any-seeker-characters-lgbt-or-no here]] and has responded favorably to fans of the comic who headcanon her as bi.

* SupernaturalGoldEyes: Played straight with Pax, Mim, End, and Fen, who all have yellow eyes and are [[spoiler: gods]], inverted with several characters (including Cosmologist and Practitioner) who are completely mundane creations, subverted with [[spoiler: Architect and Seeker, both of which appear to be ordinary creations but end up having pieces of Pax's body in her, allowing her to persist after death, and being made from Pax's recall ability, respectively]], and zig-zagged with [[spoiler: Rul, who initially appears to have no eyes or completely-black eyes, but turns out to have yellow eyes that she usually keeps hidden]].

* SupernaturalGoldEyes: Played straight with Mim, Pax, and Fen, who both have yellow eyes and are [[spoiler: gods]].

--> [[spoiler: '''Seeker:''' That guy in there? That's your brother. That's Pax.]]

* AmbiguousSpecies: The Family and [[spoiler: the Impostor]] all fall under this, as their species aren't clearly distinguishable save for the most vague classifications (End is a bird, Fen is a lizard, etc.), and with Pax and [[spoiler: the Impostor]], it's even less clear (though the creator says the latter is a cat). The reason for this is that, the older their species gets, they either take on a more mythological, metaphorical appearance or acquire more traits of different animals than just the ones they're mainly physically based off of (as well as more colors and patterns and more complex forms, and they can also get bigger).

* CreatingLife: The Family's species has the ability to do this, resulting in "creations" such as Seeker and the Architect, though it usually requires sacrificing parts of their bodies or masks. [[spoiler: Pax was trying to figure out a workaround for this by using emotions, memories, or concepts instead.]]

* IdentityAmnesia: Seeker awakes not remembering anything about her past, who she is, or why she's even there. [[spoiler: As it turns out, the reason for this is that there isn't anything ''to'' recall...]]

* IdiotBall: In-universe, with the revelation that [[spoiler: they're what's left of Pax's dead creations]], the voices in Seeker's head have definitely been exhibiting this trope. Instead of attempting to tell Seeker about what happened to them or impart information about the setting, they just encourage her stupid antics, and when [[spoiler: one of them manages to reappear for a short amount of time, they just call the Architect names before fading away again instead of saying something useful]]. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that they're the readers of the comic out-of-universe, who know as little about the plot as Seeker does, and it's also been implied that [[spoiler: the dead creations are being absorbed by Seeker piecemeal, so it's unlikely that all of their memories are intact]]. May also be a case of SkewedPriorities.
* ImprobablyFemaleCast: Downplayed in that it's not necessarily "improbable," but the only male characters are Fen, Pax, [[spoiler: the Impostor]], Teller, and the Cosmologist (while there are over double the amount of female characters), and Fen and [[spoiler: the Impostor]] are the only major male characters (Pax can't really be counted as major due to [[spoiler: not being present.]] [[spoiler: [[CameBackWrong Or maybe he is, if you believe the "Impaxter is Pax" theory.]]]]).

** As it turns out, [[spoiler: the askers exist in-universe as the remnants of Pax's dead creations. [[SkewedPriorities The fact that they spent most of their time in her head telling her to bite/lick things and]] [[IdiotBall being snarky instead of imparting relevant knowledge about the world says a lot about them.]]]]

** Played straight (and occasionally for laughs) with [[spoiler: the Impostor]], who's known for walking away in the middle of conversations and (probably unintentionally) scaring Seeker just by being creepy and understanding personal space even less than her. Justified in that he also has no emotions and [[spoiler: like Seeker, he probably hasn't existed for very long]].

* TheStoic: Downplayed with Rul- while she doesn't tend to show much in the way of emotion, she does have her moments here and there.

* UnspecifiedApocalypse: ''Something'' had to have happened in the past to turn the oceans into dust, destroy a seemingly once grand civilization, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking turn the grass purple.]] (Though, according to Seeker, the last one might have been that way before, and [[spoiler: the water only turns to dust when she touches it]].)

* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: The Impostor,]] as well as Pax to a lesser extent, as [[spoiler: his choices eventually come to make up a vast chunk of the framework and background of the story.]]

* RunningGag: Seeker's useless ears.
-->'''Seeker (as she tugs on her ears):''' THESE THINGS ARE USELESS

* AmbiguouslyBi: Seeker arguably hits on both Fen and Rul, as well as the voices in her head (whom she has no way of knowing the genders of), and the author acknowledges that they've implied her to be bi [[https://seekerquest.tumblr.com/post/613418489713147904/are-any-seeker-characters-lgbt-or-no here]].

* CreatingLife: The Family and [[spoiler: the Impostor]] have the ability to do this, resulting in "creations" such as Seeker and the Architect.

--> '''Seeker:''' '''''LET THEM SUFFER! [I] REIGN SUPREME OVER THE HAPLESS PEONS OF SAND''''' '''…LAND…''' place. The name’s a work in progress.
** Also, both Pax and [[spoiler: the Impostor]], especially the former, to the point that even [[BigBrotherWorship Fen]] calls him out on it.

* ImprobablyFemaleCast: Downplayed in that it's not necessarily "improbable," but the only male characters are Fen, Pax, [[spoiler: the Impostor]], Teller, and the Cosmologist, and so far Fen and [[spoiler: the Impostor]] are the only major male characters (Pax can't really be counted as major due to [[spoiler: not being present.]] [[spoiler: [[CameBackWrong Or maybe he is, if you believe the "Impaxter is Pax" theory.]]]]).

** Played straight (and occasionally played for laughs) with [[spoiler: the Impostor]], who's known for walking away in the middle of conversations and (probably unintentionally) scaring Seeker just by being creepy and understanding personal space even less than her. Justified in that he also has no emotions and [[spoiler: like Seeker, he probably hasn't existed for very long]].
** Downplayed with Seeker, as she's often rude and sarcastic and doesn't have much of a filter, but still has ''some'' basic social skills. Justified in that she hasn't existed for longer than a few hours and hasn't had any time to learn this kind of thing yet.

* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: The Impostor.]]

* {{Antivillain}}: [[spoiler: The Impostor]], as it's becoming increasingly clear that he has as little idea what's going on as Seeker- he just behaves creepily due to having no emotions or social skills and lashes out more out of fear than anything else.

** Played straight (and occasionally played for laughs) with the Impostor, who's known for walking away in the middle of conversations and (probably unintentionally) scaring Seeker just by being creepy and understanding personal space even less than her. Justified in that he also has no emotions and [[spoiler: like Seeker, he probably hasn't existed for very long]].

* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Mim's creations, particularly Setim.

** The creator also drew art for a [[Franchise/{{StarWars}} Star Wars prequels]] crossover, with Seeker as Anakin, Fen as Obi-Wan, [[spoiler: the Impostor]] as Palpatine, and Mim as Yoda. Hilariously, Seeker betrays the Jedi after [[ItMakesSenseInContext she's told that the Dark Side will give her the power to create sand.]]

* {{Antivillain}}: [[spoiler: The Impostor]], as it's becoming increasingly clear that he has as little idea what's going on as Seeker- he just inadvertently behaves creepily due to having no emotions or social skills and lashes out more out of fear than anything else.

* ApprovalOfGod: The creator has reblogged several posts from [[http://incorrectseekerquestquotes.tumblr.com this incorrect quotes blog]] with favorable commentary.

* FanNickname:
** "Impaxter" for [[spoiler: the Impostor.]] [[ApprovalOfGod Even the creator uses it in OOC posts.]] "Darth Noodlecat" has also started becoming a popular nickname for him more recently.
** "Seeks" for Seeker.

* {{Joisey}}: WordOfGod says Architect probably has a New Jersey accent.

** The creator drew Seeker and Fen playing [[VideoGame/{{Undertale}}]] [[https://seekerquest.tumblr.com/post/616082354850643968/as-a-present-to-myself-heres-something-loosely here]].