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Captain Equus and the Equusteers

"Let our powers combine!"

General

Adaptation Name Change: Both Captain Planet and the Planeteers are renamed Captain Equus and the Equusteers, respectively, due to them living on the planet of Equus.
Adaptation Species Change: The Planeteers were all human teenagers from Earth. Here, because humans are completely absent by the present day in the Codexverse, the Planeteers are changed into members of sapient animal species reflecting their canon counterparts' nationalities, such as a Pegasus, a Deer, a Zebra, or a Kirin.
All Your Powers Combined: When the Equusteers combine their powers, they can summon Captain Equus, a powerful superhero-themed elemental being to save the day, though it leaves their rings powerless while he's out saving the day.
Expy: An In-Universe example. The Equusteers was founded by Queen Fluttershy/Gaia as a response to the rising numbers of eco-extremists, inspired by the Second-Age TV show Captain Tellus and the Tellusteers that proved quite popular in the Fourth Age for both its Green Aesop and superherosim.
Forged by the Gods: Their elemental Power Rings are forged by Queen Gaia and a number of nature deities using divine materials, making them extremely powerful.
Good Counterpart: Invoked; Fluttershy/Gaia intended the Equusteers to be a benevolent counter for various eco-extremists groups across the world, like those found among the Alvslog Deer Herds. While Fluttershy/Gaia acknowledged preventing ecological devastation is important, she also wanted the Equusteers to avoid hurting innocent people and developing fanatical, self-righteous attitudes, traits that are sadly common amongst eco-extremists.
Ring of Power: All Equusteers are equipped with the powerful Elemental Power Rings, a series of divinely-enchanted artifacts made by Fluttershy/Queen Gaia which allows them to summon elemental powers and (together) Captain Equus to protect people and the biosphere.

Flare Blitz

Adaptation Species Change: He's a human in the canon show, but a Pegasus Pony from Manehattan in the Codexverse.
Expy: Of Wheeler, a Planeteer who held the Ring of Fire.
Playing with Fire: The power his ring gives him.

Chistyy Veter

Adaptation Species Change: She's a human in the canon show, but a Deer from the Cloven Empire in the Codexverse.
Blow You Away: The power her ring gives her.
Chummy Commies: She's a proud Clovenist, but a heroic member of the Equusteers. It's noted while firmly behind the Clovenist ideology, she disagrees with their expansionism and environmental threatening pursuit of progress.
Expy: Of Linka, a Planeteer who held the Ring of Wind.

Tetemeko

Adaptation Species Change: He's a human in the canon show, but a Zebra from Farasi in the Codexverse.
Dishing Out Dirt: The ring gives him earth manipulation powers.
Expy: Of Kwame, a Planeteer who held the Ring of Earth.

Daeyang

Adaptation Species Change: She's a human in the canon show, but a Kirin from Carrea in the Codexverse.
Expy: Of Gi, a Planeteer who held the Ring of Water.
Making a Splash: Her ring gives her power over water.

Alma

Adaptation Species Change: He's a human in the canon show, but a Great Jaguar from the Tenochititlan Basin in the Codexverse.
The Chosen One: Fluttershy/Gaia chose him to wield the Ring of Heart for his pacifism and compassion.
Expy: Of Ma-Ti, a Planeteer who held the Ring of Heart.
Heart Is an Awesome Power: The Ring of Heart grants him extremely potent Psychic Powers that allow him to control entire jungles' worth of animals and even, if he chose to, control the minds and hearts of people across continents. This makes him the most powerful of the Equusteers, the rest who get elemental powers, but being pacifistic and compassionate, he is very unwilling to weaponize his Ring to a greater extent. It's noted Fluttershy/Gaia chose him because of his unwillingness to go that far.
Psychic Powers: His Ring of Heart grants him psychic abilities like continental-spanning telepathy, empathy (including emotional manipulation) and mind-control. It's noted that his Ring is the most powerful of the five Equusteers' Rings; in one incident, he once rallied an entire jungle's worth of animals into an army after being provoked enough to warrant it. However, his pacifism and compassion means he is unwilling to weaponize his powers, which is specifically why Fluttershy/Gaia chose him.

Captain Equus

Expy: Of Captain Planet.
Flying Brick: As a superhero-themed elemental being based on Captain Tellus, he has a power-set which resembles that possessed by Metamare or Superstallion, such as Super-Strength, Super-Toughness and Flight.

Crystal Warriors

General

Heel–Face Turn: Many members were once part of the Coronan Imperium, but joined Rose Regalia due to the Radiant Tetrarchy's Bad Boss tendencies and the Coronan Imperium's extremely oppressive, intolerant, and harsh laws. Some, like Sapphire Seer, were also part of the upper class before leaving it all behind.
Point of Divergence: Because Rose Regalia was honest with her subordinates and friends about her true identity instead of deceiving them with a complex masquerade, the Crystal Warriors trusted her more than their canon counterparts did. This also allowed Rose Regalia to protect more of their numbers from White Corona, Yellow Barding, and Blue Diadem's combined light attack in contrast to canon.
Spared by the Adaptation: Downplayed. While many Crystal Warriors still died from White Corona, Yellow Barding, and Blue Diadem's combined light attack, many more survived the attack thanks to different circumstances involved like the Crystal Warriors having more trust in Rose Regalia. In canon, the Crystal Gems were formerly a mighty army/resistence that was reduced to a small, motly crew by the Diamonds' Corruption attack.

Rose Regalia, the Light of Healing

See her folder entry here.

Pearl Dancer

Expy: Of Pearl from Steven Universe.

Garnet Gauntlet

Garnet Gauntlet (first introduced here

) is a member of the Crystal Warriors and a permanent fusion between Ruby Guardian and Sapphire Seer.

Expy: Of Garnet from Steven Universe.
Fusion Dance: She's a permafusion between Ruby Guardian and Sapphire Seer.
Repetitive Name: Garnet Gauntlet.

Amethyst Sky

Expy: Of Amethyst from Steven Universe.

Ruby Guardian

Battle Couple: She's technically this with her lover, Sapphire Seer, as they are permanently fused as Garnet Gauntlet.
Expy: Of Ruby from Steven Universe.

Sapphire Seer

Alliterative Name: Sapphire Seer.
Battle Couple: She's technically this with her lover, Ruby Guardian, as they are permanently fused as Garnet Gauntlet.
Defector from Decadence: She was once part of Blue Diadem's court as a high-class Seer. However, she later betrayed Blue Diadem as her interclass romance with Ruby Guardian nearly led to the latter's execution, and she sided with Rose Regalia out of desire to keep her lover alive.
Expy: Of Sapphire from Steven Universe.
Seers: As indicated by her name, she's a Seer, and once served as a court Seer for Blue Diadem. However, Blue Diadem's poor treatment of her bodyguard and lover, Ruby Guardian, pushed her to join the Crystal Warriors.

Forge-Wrathfire Clan

A clan of blood, adoption and/or association currently based out of the Crystal Empire, the Forge-Wrathfire Clan (Their entries here

) had accumulated a reputation as one of the most dangerous and capable group of heroes, adventurers and combatants among mortals, having saved the world many times and generally proving themselves to be able to overcome almost anything the world can throw at them together. Prominently featured in the Codexverse story "Battle of Shifting Sands" which depicts one of their greatest battles against forces of evil back when they live in Meridia.

General

Badass Family: The entire clan consists of a collection of blood, adoptive and/or associated individuals who had regularly dealt with threats beyond mortal comprehension and accomplished incredible and spectacular feats of all kinds. To note, they lived in Meridia - THE Deathland of Equus - for a time, and that still understates how dangerous and capable they are.

Prof. Clockwork Forge

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Military Racer

Faction: Forge-Firewraith Clan

"I'm an engineer. And first and foremost, I solve problems, or make things that do the job."

A Meridian-Equestrian Earthpony of Machina birth, Prof. Clockwork Forge (His entry here

) is one of the co-patriarchs of the Forge-Wraithfire Clan whose innovative genius had created incredible tools, weapons and vehicles which had and is looking to revolutionise the world, and had helped saved it several times already.

The Engineer: He is an engineer and weapons expert.

Ser Gabriel D. Griffin-Boreas

First mentioned in Clockwork's entry, Gabriel is a former Griffon warlord and Arch-Enemy of Clockwork Forge who later became his best friend and a co-patriarch of the Forge-Wraithfire Clan.

Beyond the Impossible: Once managed to somehow knock out Santa Hooves, who literally cannot be affected by anything other than good will. This forces him and Taran to take up his sled's reins and save Hearth's Warming by delivering all the remaining presents across the world.
Blood Knight: Many of his depictions so far shows Gabriel to be rather bloodthirsty in battle, on account of being a former Griffon warlord who had a rough life and possessing an aggressive disposition. While he's trying to be better for his family and move on from it, this side of him still shows whenever he fights.
Be All My Sins Remembered: He does not sugarcoat his past nor the terrible things he did, and makes it clear in no uncertain terms that he is no hero.
Dark and Troubled Past: Every depiction of Gabriel thus far paints a less-than-rosy picture of his background, responsible for his current cynical antiheroic character. He's trying to move on from it with various levels of success.
Determinator: Gabriel possesses incredible willpower and resolve and would not rest until he completes his objective, whether it be defeating enemy soldiers, killing gods, protecting his family or even saving Hearths Warming.
In Love with Your Carnage: He's both terrified and attracted to his current partner Gloria De Gild over her ferocity in battle, as seen when she went to town with an entire Ripdingo pack in Meridia to protect her adoptive son Taran.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He by his own admission is a rude, cynical, abrasive and belligerent asshole who killed many that were undeserving of their demise and doesn't pay his taxes, but he is trying to move on from his dark past and worst self, tries his damndest to be a good parent to his children, respects others' beliefs even if he's apathetic/antipathic to religion and gods, owns up to his own sins and mistakes, is undyingly loyal to his family and friends, and ultimately is a morally better person than he imagines himself to be.
Names to Run Away From: Accumulated quite a list of terrifying titles and nicknames due to his Dark and Troubled Past. Among others include Butcher of the Bay of Avarice (Shortened sometimes to 'Butcher of Avarice'), Reaver of Lost Rivers and Warlord of the Wastes.
O.O.C. Is Serious Business: The moment the normally foul-mouthed griffon stops swearing is typically the moment both friend and foe realize that things are decidedly about to get very, very bloody.
Papa Wolf: Gabriel is, to say the least, very protective of his children, often times violently so. Just ask any of the many Gaelists who tried to kill them during the Talon Báis War, or Hrottí and Tyric, two of the Talon Báis’ more racist gods. Oh wait, you can’t, because Gabriel killed them all.
Really Royalty Reveal: Recent Drabbles and entries reveal that he is actually related to the House of Boreas of Griffonstone founded by King Grover, making him a eligible heir to the throne of Griffonstone. Despite this, he let Princess Grizelda II, the Heart of Griffonstone claim the throne instead, not only because he doesn't like the job but also because she had a greater claim than he does, being Queen Grizelda I's direct descendant.
Saving Christmas: After knocking out Santa Hooves by accident one Hearths Warming Eve, Gabriel and his son Taran ended up being forced to take up his sled's reins and deliver the remaining presents across the world in a bid to save the holiday, succeeding at the cost of many shenanigans and amusing injuries.
Knight Templar Parent: Is an adoptive one for Numidium, despite her being more than capable of holding her own well before maturity. He once threatened one of her boyfriends for returning her home ten seconds late, and this is not the first time he did that either.
Gabriel: Tonight, we're gonna find out if a boyfriend can stop a Thermalthaumic Cannon.
Boyfriend: Wait, what?!
Numidium: Daaaad! Uncle Gab's threatening my boyfriend again!
What You Are in the Dark: At some point, Gabriel successfully tracked down and found artifacts belonging to Eurus, the Griffon Goddess of Battle. After receiving visions of being a king or a even more depraved warlord, Gabriel willingly left the artifacts behind and sealed the dungeon they were located in.

Numidium Regina Forge-Boreas, Blessed of Bah-Rhest/the Master Summoner

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Expert Auramancer/Alchemist, Master Summoner, Class XXX Deity Avatar/Champion

Faction: Forge-Wrathfire Clan, Crystal Empire

The adoptive daughter of Clockwork Forge and a champion of ancient love goddess Bah-Rhest, Numidium is a Princess Kobold who despite her relative youth is already a formidable combatant and heroine who have overcomed impossible odds, defeated unimaginable threats and saved the world many times.

Action Girl: Very much this, having survived Meridia and been part of many adventures and conflicts since young.
Backup from Otherworld: Of a sort. Long before they were reunited, her mother had a near-death experience involving magic which resulted in a part of her soul finding her way to Numidium, becoming a ghostly presence at her side who provided her with the love and support she needed to rise back up in her darkest hours.
Badass Adorable: While petite and adorable due to being a Princess Kobold, she's also a physically, magically and technologically prodigous powerhouse who had survived Meridia, built deadly robots, summoned powerful beings, fought ancient gods and accomplish many incredible feats even right out of puberty.
The Champion: Of Bah-Rhest, the Golden Beauty, who also fills in as a mentor and surrogate mother figure for her in the absence of her blood mother Barbara Wrathfire.
Extra-ore-dinary: She is an expert aurumancer and alchemist, making her specialising and versatile in transmuting and manipulating gold as weapons, armour and tools.
Gold Fever: Downplayed, but Numidium has a preference and affinity for gold in her jewellery and magic, attributed in part to her draconic/kobold heritage.
Happily Adopted: Her egg was found in the 'Great Battlefield' region of Meridia by her adoptive father Clockwork Forge, who hatched it with his magic and raised her as his own daughter with his archenemy-turned-friend Gabriel D. Griffin since then.
Our Kobolds Are Different: Is a Princess Kobold, whose creation involved Bah-Rhest's influence in some way. Among other things, it's attributed as the reason why she likes cuddling and being cuddled.
Parental Abandonment: Has some abandonment issues over being left behind by her mother (by unfortunate necessity to save her life), but got over it in part due to her mother never truly leaving her side (thanks to Barbara having a near-death experience involving magic which led to part of her soul haunting and supporting Numidium as a ghostly presence her entire life) and happily reuniting with her in person later on.
Summon Magic: She gained a mastery in summoning magic after noticing her affinity with it from her connection to an Angel of her patron goddess. Since then, she had befriended/pacted with many Tulpas, Eidolons and other magical beings and are bonded close enough to them that she could summon them as easily as whipping her tail.
Super-Soldier: Having spent her early life surviving in Meridia, being trained by a former warlord, helping her adoptive father's engineering projects and being blessed as a champion of Bah-Rhest had enhanced Numidium's physical strength, durability, reflexes and mobility to the point she is compared with one.
Team Mom: Serves as one for the Forge-Wrathfire Clan despite her youth, thanks in part to lacking the baggage her adoptive father Clockwork and adoptive uncle Gabriel has, allowing her to act as a voice of reason. She shares this position with Ostria Chime.
Tomboy: Has a somewhat tom-colt personality due to being raised by a stallion and a griffon with no feminine influence until she met Bah-Rhest and being reunited with her mother later in life. That being said, she has a girly side with her Princess Kobold heritage (e.g. she likes being cuddled) and a love for jewellery.

Taran Stormwing

The son of Gabriel D. Griffin, despite being a young normal Griffon Taran had held his own in the face of abnormal situations and helped saved the day with the rest of the clan.

Army Scout: Plays this role during the 'Talon Bais War' and presumably other conflicts before then.
Big Brother Instinct: During the Second Equestrian Civil War, Taran grabed his sister and took her to the Terran Empire for asylum in order to keep her safe.
Distressed Dude: While a badass in his own right, he doesn't have his infamous father's legendary instincts, skills and experience, and had gotten himself into trouble more than once which required his father or family's rescue.
Evil Uncle: Given who his mother is, having Gael IV as an uncle certainly fits the bill
Heroic Bastard: Is leagues better morally speaking than the Dragon-hating genocidal Gaelists of Talon Bais, but is unaware that he is related to Talon Bais' royalty until later own, during the war.
King Incognito: His mother is Queen Saorsa of Talon Bais, born out of wetlock back when she was a princess after she had a one-night stand with Gabriel in his mercenary/warlord phase. Taran and the rest of the world didn't know this as Saorsa gave him to Gabriel in Meridia to raise rather than do so herself to avoid a scandal. Regardless, this makes Taran royalty and a legitimate heir to the Talon Bais throne, but no one knows this and Gabriel prefers to keep it this way, at least until after the Talon Bais War is over, Taran seemingly finds out during said war, even quoting King Grover about a king's wrath (I could not link it here, if any one here knows hot to do it, please can you do it?).
Like Father, Unlike Son: Taran is the son of a ultraviolent mentally-unstable/traumatised former warlord, but grows up well-adjusted, heroic and kindhearted with a far less violent disposition, something which Gabriel actually approves as he wants Taran to become better than the 'monster' he was. Ditto his true mother Queen Saorsa, who bought into the myth of Talon Bais's founder Gael like the rest of her subjects and only changed course when she discovered the Awful Truth about him.

Ostria Chime

First mentioned in Clockwork Forge's entry, attorney Ostria Chime is a mortal co-rival of Changeling King Lepid Lyonesse of the Tetrarchy Compact with Phoenix Flight who had got Clockwork and Gabriel out of legal troubles in court, and had since become closely associated with the growing clan to the point of eventually becoming an official member.

Barbara Wrathfire

First mentioned in Numidium's entry, the dragoness Barbara is the true mother of Numidium Forge, who hid her egg in Meridia to protect her and her siblings from the Storm Empire.

The Fazbabes

First mentioned in a Drabble

, the Fazebabes are group of sapient synthetic automatons created by Numidium Forge as a proof-of-concept. While designed and desired to be entertainers and caretakers for children, they are nevertheless are not to be trifled with in the slightest, as often those who sought to harm children as well as their friends and family in their presence found out the hard way.

Badass Boast: Frederika Fazbear gave one to Talon Bais soldiers trying to kill a school full of Dragon children.
Frederika Fazbear: I won't let you hurt those kids, even if it kills me... and if you try anyway, then you're gonna learn the hard way: You're not Ready for Freddy.
Berserk Button: Do NOT harm children in their presence. Also threatening their friends and family in general.
Beware the Nice Ones: They are built - and want - to be entertainers and caretakers, but should their family, friends or charges be threatened they could switch from 'cute and adorable anthropomorphic robots' to 'walking nightmares that send chills down the spines of the greatest fighters alive' with terrifying ease.
Big Damn Heroes: Came to a rescue of a school of Dragon children from murderous Talon Bais soldiers during the Talon Bais War. They were also present in the Battle of Dragontown, one of the opening clashes of the conflict, helping out the Free Dragons and Equestrians fight back against the Gaelist force trying to wipe out the Dragontown community.
The Dreaded: While harmless and friendly when not provoked, they are just like their inspirations absolutely terrifying to face in combat. During the Talon Bais War they terrorised and traumatised a bunch of Gaelist soldiers (who tried to kill a school full of Dragon children) so badly that they were described as being 'as good as dead'.
Expy: Of the Fazbears from Five Nights at Freddy's.
Friend to All Children: They were designed to be entertainers and caretakers of children and want to do that on principle. Trying to harm children in their presence is one of the best ways to set them off to murderise those responsible.
You Shall Not Pass!: The Fazbabes held the line against Talon Bais soldiers from a school full of Dragon children during the Talon Bais War.

Prof. Theodore Wylder

First mention in a Drabble

, Theodore is a very accomplished Human hero and friend of the Clan from an Alternate Universe who had been involved in the Clan's various adventures and in the events of Equus on many occasions.

Amazon Brigade: As a Planeswalker, over ninety-nine percent of Theo's summonable companions are females, almost always attractive, and can and will break you in half. Including but not limited to: Dame Salindra Darkveil; The Demon Mercenary, Queen Sinmaria Glasswing; The Black Queen of War, Aurora Borealis; The Living Ice Age, The Grue; The Primordial Fear, and Captain Dimar Bloodstar; The Terror of the Stars.
Badass Army: Even the weakest creatures Theo can summon are tough enough to go toe to toe with most soldiers on Equus, while his heavy hitters are known to be global threats on their own.
Battle Harem: Relating to the Amazon Brigade, many of the ladies he can manifest were, at one point, wives of his. Most of which, sadly, weren't immortal.
Dimensional Traveler: Theodore hails from an alternate worldline and have been to many, many more worlds before then, on account of being a Planeswalker. He however does not want to teach others how to achieve that ability as it requires a traumatic experience he does not want anyone to be put through.
The Dreaded: His name is well-known and feared in many worlds, planes and universes, due to not only his implied age and experience but also the accumulated power, abilities and resources at his command. During the Vega Wars he was one of the most feared adversaries for the invading alien Vega Alliance, who knew of his exploits even from their corner of the galaxy, and one Drabble has an encounter by one doomed squadron of Vega invader aerial forces with him and one of his 'Planetary Siege Units' portrayed akin to a scene from a Cosmic Horror Story.
Friend to All Children: Theo is VERY protective of children, race and background and origin be damned. He's adopted many over the years, fostering them to be the best they can be, and even adopted an Alternate Universe version of Numidium and is helping her learn to control her powers as Entropy Embodied. Even 'Inherently Evil' children fall under his protection, as shown by The Siren, a young demoness with immense power who he managed to turn to a force of good.
I Have Many Names: A long life of adventuring leads to many aliases among both enemies and allies. Among the most notorious are: The Sin Eater, The Un-Man, The Living Armageddon, The Monster in the Dark, The Bringer of Dread, The Last Planeswalker, The Master Artificer, He Who Calms the Storm, The Watcher from Heaven, The Guardian, The Leader of the Angels, The Iron-Crown King. But his personal favorite? Professor Wylder.
Ret-Gone: One of Theodore's most terrifying abilities which he picked up from his Planeswalking is the use of Balefire - the original, most dangerous and forbidden version feared across the Multiverse - which is capable of completely burning those they target not only from the face of Equus but from reality itself, down to their very souls and the memory of their existence. Theodore would use this (with permission from the Grand Primevals) upon a Gaelist during the Talon Bais War for committing a crime against hatchlings so unspeakably horrific and evil even the Talon Bais Pantheon (who condoned and encouraged Talon Bais' hatred for Dragons) were disgusted and had forsaken him.
Sealed Army in a Can: Technically 'Sealed Army in a deck of cards', Like many Planeswalkers, Theodore can manifest his memories as tangible forces, including the many friends and allies he's made across the multiverse, able to call upon them at a whim. Theo's 'deck' is based mostly on actual MTG Cards but openly 'breaks a few rules'.
Say My Name: An unofficial catchphrase of Theo's when dealing with people who know who he his. This isn't done out of gloryhounding, but rather to reinforce that, despite his many aliases, he is ultimately just one human man. And he wants his enemies to remember they were beaten by Just One Man.
There's No Kill like Overkill: When Theo wants to bring down an enemy, he doesn't settle for 'Just enough force to do so', he prefers 'More than sufficient force to leave any survivors terrified of trying to fight back'.
Time Abyss: While he did not look like it, he's an immortal who had been travelling across the multiverse for a very, VERY long time. He had been to the Codex Equus universe on multiple occasions across and well before the Ages of Known History.

Future Seekers

General

White Ash, the Cunning Ranger

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Ranger, Archer, Adventurer, Monster Hunter

Faction: The Städterhirsch, the Future Seekers

White Ash (his entry here

) is a follower of the Städterhirsch and the leader/founder of the Future Seekers.

Green Ash, the Rebellious Druid

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Druid, Nature Mage, Deer, Adventurer, Monster Hunter

Faction: The Städterhirsch, Caearnar, the Future Seekers

Green Ash (her entry here

) is a druid of the Future Seekers and White Ash's younger sister.

Vokse, the Storming Barbarian

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Barbarian Hero, Tank, Storm Channeller, Monster Hunter

Faction: Yakyakistan, the Future Seekers

Vokse (his entry here

) is a heroic barbarian warrior and the 'tank' for the Future Seekers.

Fahrerin, the Cloud Cavalier

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Cloud Gremlin, Knight, Cavalier, Adventurer, Monster Hunter,

Faction: Cloud Gremlin Sky Kingdoms, the Future Seekers

Fahrerin (her entry here

) is a Cloud Gremlin cavalier and the engineer of the Future Seekers.

Glenn 10 and Family

Glenn, Gen, and Gerald are a trio of Mustangian griffons on a globe trotting summer vacation, when Glenn found a mysterious alien device that would change his life forever.

General

Adaptation Species Change: The Tennysons were either purely human (Max Tennyson) or human-alien hybrids (Gwen and Ben Tennyson) in canon. Here, they're all Eastern Griffons.
Alliterative Family: Unlike their canon counterparts, they all have names that start with the letter "G".
Badass Family: All of them are badass in their own ways — Glenn is a shapeshifter whose gauntlet lets him transform into members of various "Visitor" races, Gen is a Child Prodigy and a decently powerful mage, and their grandfather Gerald is a retired hero who still has what it takes to defeat evildoers. All three of them help out in saving Angel Vale from being taking over the Neo-NRF, a terrorist faction of reactionary Dragons who want to revert society back to the Stone Age in accordance to their own views of how "true" Dragons should live.
Kid Hero: Glenn and his cousin Gen are both ten-years-old, yet they both played important roles in stopping the Neo-NRF terrorists from taking over Angel Vale and reverting society back to the Stone Age.

Glenn

A young Eastern Griffon who, thanks to his gauntlet, has the ability to transform into members of various "Visitor" species.

Expy: Of Ben Tennyson from the titular Ben 10 series, though he's mostly based on Ben as depicted in the original Ben 10 show due to being more impulsive and hotheaded.
Noodle Incident: He's somewhat on guard when meeting people who look like would want to vivisect Visitors/Extraequusians, noting that it hasn't been the first time it almost happened since he got the gauntlet.
Power Incontinence: His gauntlet often change him into different forms than what he wanted. Potentially Subverted in that they often are what he actually NEEDS at the moment, such as the technopathic Upgrade in a communications room, the powerful Four Arms in a tight corridor favouring CQC, the ferocious and durable Rath when facing a small army, the incredibly fast XLR8 in an open area...
Vitriolic Best Buds: With his snarky cousin Gen. They often bicker, but they still have each others' backs at the end of the day.

Gen

Glenn's older, snarky cousin, she is an academic prodigy and a decently powerful mage.

Child Prodigy: She's a ten-year-old Eastern Griffon prodigy who played an important role in ending the Neo-Natural Resurgence Front as a threat by operating the Angel Vale Technology Museum's communication room, aiding other heroes by hacking the museum's security systems and letting them communicate with each other without fear of Neo-NRF terrorists eavesdropping on them. She's also a decently powerful mage despite being so young. Aerri Vaughoof later rewards her for her help by writing her the names of several colleges who would be interested in taking her in as a student.
Deadpan Snarker: Much like her canon counterpart from the original Ben 10 show, she's quite snarky, though that usually shows up whenever Glenn does something stupid or thinks up the wrong conclusions.
Expy: Of Gwen Tennyson, Ben's older cousin, from the Ben 10 series, though she's mostly based on Gwen as depicted in the original Ben 10 show.
Mission Control: Acted as this for many of the heroes during the Cherub Cove Tech-Terror Incident in the Angel Vale arc of Codex Quest(s) after they retook control of a communications room.
Playful Hacker: Acted as one during the Cherub Cove Tech-Terror Incident in the Angel Vale arc of Codex Quest(s), hacking the security systems of the tech museum in a communications room to restore many subverted defences back under their control and turn them against the terrorists as well as messing and masquerading Leymit footage to fool them, all the while matching wits with Ornatum trying to counter her work from the museum central control room.
Vitriolic Best Buds: With Glenn. They often bicker, but they still have each others' backs at the end of the day.

Gerald

The grandfather of Glenn and Gen, he's a retired hero.

Cool Old Guy: He's quite reasonable and nice in his old age, though quite willing to be stern with his grandchildren (especially the more impulsive Glenn) whenever they act up. When the Neo-NRF try to stage a reactionary coup in Angel Vale, he reveals himself to be a retired hero and helps many other heroes stop the terrorists.
Expy: Of Max Tennyson, a retired Plumber and the grandfather of Gwen and Ben Tennyson from the Ben 10 series.

Harmonic Crusade

The Harmonic Crusade (first introduced a

here

is an international heroic organization of Equestrian origins, formed by those from all walks of life and society who were inspired by the heroism of the Mane Six/Friendship Council to fight for harmony and friendship against villains and hostile forces that threatens it. Part ideological movement and part religious order, since the time of the Storm King Crisis the organization had grown in numbers and strength, serving as a counter-faction opposing the likes of the Tribalists/Autorists on top of other forces of disharmony, as well as a counter-point against more merciless and fanatical forces of good such as the Poenans.

General

The Atoner: As a matter of principle, they believe no one is beyond redemption, and implore those who are lost to darkness and villainy to accept forgiveness and join the Harmonic Crusade to make up for the damage they had caused.
"There is no line that can be crossed back over, no sin that cannot be atoned! You, who would destroy the world with your hate and ignorance, be accepted by forgiveness and resolve! Gather the strength to redeem yourself, and become a member of the Harmony you would destroy!"
Arch-Enemy: While they oppose all villains and forms of disharmony and animosity, they have found themselves standing in rivalry and opposition against the Tribalists and Autorists in particular, considering their nature and ideals represent everything they are fighting against.
Badass Normal: By implication: Many of them are ordinary Ponies and others who refused to stand by and do nothing while Equestria and other places continues to be constantly threatened, and rose to the occasion to fight for harmony and friendship.
Heel–Face Turn: Some of their members were Tribalists and Autorists who realized the error of their ways and defected to the Harmonic Crusade to atone for their crimes.
Jumped at the Call: The Harmonic Crusade consists of those from all walks of life who were inspired by the heroism and virtues of the Mane Six to stand up and join the fight for friendship and harmony, and fight against animosity and disharmony.
The Order: It is described as being partly a religious order as it is an ideological movement.
Justice Will Prevail: Prone to give these as battle-cries, affirming that friendship and harmony will always prevail against the forces of hostility and malice seeking to destroy them.
"No matter the Evil, the Good will always rise up! No matter the Corruption, those with the Will to fight it will appear! There will always be Hope, just as there will always be Love! The Rainbow will always shine again!"

Lights of Potential

See their page here.

Mane Six

See their folder entries here.

New Paragons

General

Dame Patch, the Courageous Knight/Princess Berani Cahaya, the Legendary Knight

See her entry here.

Captain Umbra Wing/Shadow Sentinel (Fourth Age)

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Royal Legionnaire/Superhero/Rebel/Bat Pony

Faction: Night Guard/Canterlot Rebellion/Royal Equestrian Legions

"When truth and justice is not enough, we need to have something else, something more we all deserve. We need hope."

Shadow Sentinel, true name Captain Umbra Wing (his entry here

), is the current holder of the titular dark mantle and current colt-friend of Queen Fantasia.

Much like the previous Shadow Sentinels, Umbra Wing's life had not been a rosy one. He grew up in a crime-ridden neighborhood, and his parents almost got mugged by criminals if it weren't for the intervention of a compassionate Royal Guard. Inspired to protect the innocent, Umbra Wing constantly trained himself so he'll be able to become the hero that people needed. After Princess Luna returned from her millennium-long exile, Umbra Wing was chosen to become one of her Night Guards, and has served her loyally ever since.[WIP]

Badass Normal: While he doesn't have any magical abilities of his own like a majority of Equus's heroes, he makes up for it with his fighting skills, self-taught ninjutsu, intelligence, and various gadgetry and vehicles that were either made by himself or given to him by Queen Fantasia.
Battle Boomerang: He's described as using boomerang-like weapons, something that all incarnations of the Shadow Sentinel are known for.
Cynicism Catalyst: Defied. Unlike his predecessors, who let their traumas warp them until they became cynical and bitter individuals, Umbra Wing refused to let the deaths of his parents and friends break him despite his stern and grim demeanor.
Dark and Troubled Past: Much like the first Shadow Sentinel of the Second Age and her predecessors, his life had been marred by tragedy. His living in a crime-ridden neighborhood nearly resulted in his parents getting mugged, until they were saved by a benevolent Royal Guard. He would later lose both parents, as well as his entire squadron, to Storm Troopers during the Storm King Crisis and left for dead in the caves underneath Canterlot Mountain. However, he refused to make his past his Cynicism Catalyst and instead continued to help innocent people, later becoming Equestria's Hope Bringer.
Dark Is Not Evil: He's a black-pelted bat pony, and his Shadow Sentinel costume is equally dark, but he's a completely heroic individual devoted to giving protection and hope to the civilian populace.
Deadpan Snarker: Unlike his predecessors, who were rather grim and humorless, he has a snarky and witty sense of humor. This would help him in goading his enemies into a rage.
Divine Date: He's a mortal as well as the latest Shadow Sentinel to get romantically involved with Queen Fantasia, an Ascendant divine Tulpa who has dated/married grim and brooding types like him.
Expy: Of Terry McGinnis. Like Terry, his rendition of the Shadow Sentinel/Batman costume has a mixed black-red motif, and both of them love to taunt their enemies. Both of them also lost their parents later in life to different tragedies and villains, but they also were able to have a childhood, allowing them to become more emotionally adjusted compared to their predecessors.
Gadgeteer Genius: Implied; it's stated in his profile that most of his weapons and gadgets were made by himself.
Hope Bringer: As indicated by his folder quote, Umbra Wing became the latest Shadow Sentinel not only because he wanted to protect the people and bring criminals to justice - he wanted to give everyone hope. He also, in light of the production of bleak superhero works and Gilded Screen's infamous "Dream World" speech, believes that superheroes in general are also hope-bringers, because they inspire the common person to want to become like them, too.
Humans Are Special: As part of his Hope Bringer ideology, Umbra Wing believes that everyone has the capability to acknowledge and resolve their flaws so they could become paragons that inspire others with the hope of wanting to become like them, too.
I Shall Taunt You: One method he uses to make defeating criminals easier is taunt and goad them into a rage that also makes them careless at fighting. This is what separates him from his predecessors, who were stern and silent.
It's Personal: Averted. Despite the tragedies he suffered and dealing with vicious criminals, he refused to partake in revenge, since his purpose as a superhero is to be a Hope Bringer above all else.
Legacy Character: The latest Shadow Sentinel to operate throughout the Known Ages.
Lured into a Trap: During a nighttime raid on Canterlot's criminal underground, Umbra Wing incapacitated and apprehended a gang of criminals that he realized almost too late were sent as bait to lure him into an ambush by a much larger force. However, what the criminals themselves didn't know is that they were also lured into a trap - when Umbra Wing fired a colored flare, it signaled the arrival of Flash Magnus and Rockhoof's forces, allowing them to take over through superior numbers and firepower while he went after the mafia bosses.
One-Man Army: Downplayed; as Temnobog and Crystal Prism observed, he is a skilled fighter and was capable of taking on a mob full of Canterlot criminals after he was Lured into a Trap by them. However, he's still just one stallion, and eventually he fired a colored flare as a signal for Flash Magnus, Rockhoof, and their forces to take over while he went after the crime bosses.
Red and Black and Evil All Over: Subverted. Umbra Wing's suit is black mixed with red to make himself more terrifying to his adversaries. But he's also a heroic individual who wanted to be a Hope Bringer.
Secret Identity: Averted. Unlike his predecessors and other superheroes, his true identity is common knowledge to the public.
Straight for the Commander: After signaling for Flash Magnus and Rockhoof to take over the fight with the criminal mob with a Flare Gun, he went after the crime bosses of Canterlot, with only a few barely managing to escape being subdued by him.
Thou Shalt Not Kill: Like his predecessors, Umbra Wing has never killed a single criminal in his long career, and even refuses to take a life. Justified, since he wants to bring hope to the people he helps, not terrify them with ruthlessness and brutality.
You Fight Like a Cow: He has often dished out snarky insults and one-liners to his opponents while fighting, enraging them to the point of utter carelessness.

Iron Hammer/Paragon

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Superhero/Ideal Hero/Paragon/Science Hero/Armored Hero

Faction: Machina

Iron Hammer (her entry here

) is a Machina scientist who decided to become the successor to the Second Age superhero Metamare as Paragon.

The Apprentice: She becomes one of many students Lumiferious has taken under his wing over the years.
Carry a Big Stick: Like Steel, Iron Hammer wields a steel hammer.
Expy: Of Steel, as a fan of Superman who built Powered Armor to carry on his legacy.

Prince-Regent Shining Armor/Prince Patriot

See his folder entry here.

Crazy Ant/Grand Head Engineer Copper Cog

See his folder entry here.

Rainbow Dash, the Loyal Wonderbolt/Princess Fidelitas, the Cycle Breaker/Aurora Angel II

See her folder entry here.

Marshal Braveheart, the Champion of Justice

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful

Type: Lawstallion/Divine Champion/Superhero

Faction: Principality of Equestria

"For Peace and Justice!"

Marshal Braveheart (his entry here

) is a divine champion of the Buffalo Pantheon and currently the Marshal overseeing the Appleloosan Desert.

Ambadassador: Even before becoming a divine champion, he served as a mediator between the warring Appleloosan Ponies and the local Buffalo tribes, which led to Princess Celestia making him the Equestrian Marshal of Appleloosa so he could keep the peace and serve as a 'bridge' between the two peoples. Then he became a divine champion of the Buffalo Pantheon, and he became even more badass from there.
Broken Pedestal: He once discovered that his mentor from his early days as a Marshal-in-training ended up becoming an outlaw. Despite his heartbreak, he powered through and arrested his mentor for his crimes.
Horrible Judge of Character: He tends to idolize others, making him blind to their flaws and leading to heartbreak once he discovers said flaws. In one incident, he was devastated when he discovered his beloved mentor had become an outlaw after falling from grace, though he powered through and arrested his mentor for his crimes.
Karmic Jackpot: He often tried serving as a mediator between the warring Appleloosan Ponies and the local Buffalo tribes, as he was among those who desired peace. This gets him appointed as an Equestrian Marshal, and Princess Celestia would put in charge of his homeland so he could serve as a 'bridge' between the two peoples. His noble heart would eventually lead to him being chosen and turned into the Buffalo Pantheon's local shamane during the 'Storm King Crisis', as Appleloosa is in need of a hero to defend it from invasion by the Storm Empire.
The Magnificent: Known as "the Champion of Justice".
Psychic Powers: The Eagle Spirit grants extrasensory perception when summoned, giving him an aerial view of the surrounding area and permitting the gathering of intel he wouldn't be able to access otherwise.
Super-Speed: The Puma Spirit grants super speed when summoned, allowing him to rival flight speeds of gifted Pegasi.
Super-Strength: As a Buffalo, he has extreme physical strength. When summoning the Bear Spirit, his strength is enhanced further to the point where he can rip through steel with his bare hooves.

Order of the Weathersmiths

Dating back the time of the pre-Equestrian Three Tribes, the Weathersmiths of Aeolus is an ancient Pegasi guild/organization which achieved significant status among the cloud city-states of the Pegasus Tribe. From its humble beginnings, the Weathersmiths Order became a prestigious and influential body whose presence would permeate much of Pegasi society, its members composed of those Pegasi most gifted with their kind's innate weather-manipulating powers. Among other things, they [WIP]

General

Pillars of Equestria

See their page here.

Power Rangers (Fourth Age)

General

Adaptational Badass: All of the Fourth Age's Power Rangers were very young fillies during Friendship is Magic. Here, they got recruited by Neighjor when they were teenagers and became world-saving superheroines.
Amazon Brigade: Unlike the Second Age's Power Rangers, which consisted of three teenage colts and two teenage fillies, the Fourth Age's Power Rangers are all teenage fillies, consisting of Diamond Tiara, Silver Spoon, the Cutie Mark Crusaders, and Babs Seed.
Combining Mecha: Much like their Second-Age predecessors, the Fourth-Age Power Rangers' Zords can combine to create a bigger, more powerful mecha.
Henshin Hero: Much like their Second-Age predecessors, all of the Fourth Age's Power Rangers were teenagers recruited by Neighjor and given transformation devices that let them turn into Power Rangers.
Recruit Teenagers with Attitude: Like their Second-Age predecessors, the Fourth Age's Power Rangers were teenagers when they were recruited with Neighjor. All of them hold some kind of emotional baggage, such as a history with bullying, being orphaned, or coming from a broken home.

Diamond Tiara (Spoiler Character)

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Diamond Tiara, the Red Power Ranger

Classification: Ascendant/Ethereal

Portfolio: Leadership, Redemption, Hope

Rank: Demigod

Affiliation: Equestrian Pantheon, Ponyville

Diamond Tiara (her entry here

) is the Alicorn goddess of Leadership, Redemption, and Hope, and is both a benevolent mayor of Ponyville and Fourth Age superheroine despite her tempestuous foalhood years.

For tropes relating to her present life as Queen Elpis Milky Way, go here.

Abstract Apotheosis: She Ascended to demi-godhood by refusing to give up hope while she and her fellow Power Rangers were fighting Rita's monsters. This also led to her becoming the Reincarnation of Diamond Glow, giving her unique traits like a crystalline orange horn, diamond-like wings, and a mutated Cutie Mark with diamond extensions covering a good portion of her body. She was as surprised by this as Silver Spoon was.
The Ace: It's noted she's a natural prodigy at leadership, as shown when she led a group of fouls in playtime (earning her her namesake Cutie Mark) and later directed her classmates in rebuilding the school playground after her Heel–Face Turn. This factored into her becoming a "prodigy demi-deity" once she Ascended. It's deconstructed as Spoiled Rich's indoctrination and emotional abuse turned her into a bully and Alpha Bitch who led others through fear, domination, and money... which ended up alienating even her Only Friend Silver Spoon when she goes too far in trying to win at everything. Even after Spoiled Rich is no longer a part of her life thanks to Filthy Rich making sure she isn't, her mother's bad influence left her pretty traumatized, which is worsened by the Poenan Pantheon treating her as The Antichrist in part because of her history with bullying. Fortunately, it's getting reconstructed with her friendships and interactions with those who care for her, like Luminiferous and Sunny Field Vaughoof.
Adaptational Angst Upgrade: In contrast to her canon counterpart, the Codexverse expanded on her history with Spoiled Rich by showing more of how deeply her mother's emotional abuse and indoctrination affected her, and how being abandoned by Silver Spoon in the episode "Crusaders of the Lost Mark". Her near-death experience at the hooves of the Poenans who wanted to kill her for her prophesied potential for evil also left her terrified of validating their claims in any way, leaving her feeling insecure about whether she deserved to be rewarded for her good deeds or forgiven for her past bullying or not.
Adaptational Backstory Change: She was once a caring, if headstrong filly who played with the other Ponyville foals without trouble and befriended Silver Spoon by defending her from bullies. The reason why she became a bully herself in canon is because Spoiled Rich indoctrinated her to see herself as one of the elites and to not associate with "commoners", which warped how she treated others and applied her prodigious leadership skills in everyday life. Fortunately, like her canon counterpart, she would learn the error of her ways and break free of her mother's influence, except her choices and situational circumstances being different in the Codexverse means she ends up becoming something greater.
Adaptational Badass: In canon, she's a young Earth Pony filly. Here, she has innate psychic potential (which led to her manifesting Psychic Powers under the right teachers), and became the Fourth Age's Red Power Ranger after expelling the vile spirit of Mistletoe Dreamer from her body. After Ascending the first time, she became both an Alicorn demigoddess and the Reincarnation of one of her Second Age ancestors, Diamond Glow, a heroic demigoddess who made a Heroic Sacrifice to save Equus/Tellus from the first Void Sovereign. Under Neighjor, she trained in Ninjutsu and became a capable fighter, with her main weapon being a gun with multiple settings. Her entry also notes that she is a natural at leadership to the point of being a prodigy, which factored into her Ascension.
Adaptation Species Change: She was an Earth Pony in canon, but here, she's an Alicorn demigoddess.
All Your Powers Combined: After becoming an Alicorn demigoddess, she gains the combined magics of all Pony tribes.
Alpha Bitch: She's the daughter of two wealthy Ponies (with her mother coming from a Spoiled Clan branch that fell on hard times due to bad decisions on their part), and in her mortal fillyhood, she was a very snooty and cruel filly who enjoyed tormenting those she saw as beneath her, particularly the Cutie Mark Crusaders. This is later deconstructed; she was once quite nice, if headstrong, and once befriended Silver Spoon by defending her from bullies. Sadly, Spoiled Rich's emotional abuse and indoctrination changed that, turning her into a bully herself. Silver Spoon became her Beta Bitch out of loyalty to her, even though she ended up enabling her friend's actions and worst flaws as a result. It took alienating Silver Spoon to finally make her realize her mother was wrong, leading to her turning on Spoiled Rich and performing a Heel–Face Turn.
Animalistic Abomination: She becomes this to an extent upon Ascending to demi-godhood, gaining the trademark diamond wings and crystalline orange horn that her ancestor/previous life, Diamond Glow, possessed in life.
Anthropomorphic Personification: After Ascending, she becomes an Alicorn demigoddess who embodies Leadership, Redemption, and Hope.
Anti-Anti-Christ: The Poenan Pantheon predicted she would grow up to become a "greater evil" (or bring one about) if left alive, in part due to her history with bullying. Thankfully, various heroes — including a visiting Prince Fanged Paw — saved her and Silver Spoon from being killed by the Poenans, and with help from individuals like Luminiferous and Sunny Field Vaughoof, she decides to prove her would-be killers wrong. Naturally, this leads to her doing the exact opposite of what the Poenan Pantheon expected of her.
The Antichrist: The Poenan Pantheon saw her as this due to both her past as a former bully and a prophecy foretelling that she and Silver Spoon would grow up to become a great evil, which led to them trying to have her killed. While several individuals — including a visiting Prince Fanged Paw — successfully protected her, she was left deeply traumatized by the experience, notably developing the fear of doing anything that might prove the Poenans right. Fortunately, through the positive influence of individuals like Luminiferous and Sunny Field Vaughoof, she chose to become an Anti-Anti-Christ instead, which (among other things) got her appointed as the Red Power Ranger by Neighjor and allowed her to Ascend to demi-godhood. Prince Fanged Paw would also argue that whatever she would grow into, it still would never justify the Poenans' attempts to murder a young filly just for having the potential to become evil.
Astonishingly Appropriate Appearance: Her Cutie Mark depicts her namesake tiara, which is normally worn as a symbol of royalty. Spoiled Rich thought it marked her as one of the elite and indoctrinated her into becoming a Rich Bitch, turning her into a bully. But as she later discovered, her Cutie Mark actually symbolizes leadership, particularly its positive aspects. As the wearer of a diamond tiara, she proves herself to be The Leader, leading the "Ponyville Brats" and later becoming the Red Ranger who leads the other Power Rangers in battle as a teenager.
The Atoner: Deconstructed. Thanks to the Cutie Mark Crusaders' positive influence, she eventually realizes the error of her bullying ways, especially once she witnesses Spoiled Rich go on an elitist tirade against the other Ponyville foals, and redeems herself for it. However, this didn't absolve herself of guilt in the eyes of the more radical Poenan deities, a few who tried to kill her and Silver Spoon for being prophesied to become a great evil one day if they continued to live. While she and Silver Spoon were saved, the incident deeply traumatized her and made her even more determined to do good, if only to deprive the Poenan Pantheon of more ammunition to use against her. Even in adulthood, she continued to be plagued with insecurities and self doubt despite becoming a great heroine by then, wondering if she deserved to be forgiven or rewarded for her good deeds.
Be Yourself: Like her canon counterpart, the aesop she learned is that she doesn't have to follow Spoiled Rich or let her mother's actions define her as a Pony. Trying to emulate Spoiled Rich ended up alienating not only her classmates, but also her Only Friend, Silver Spoon, whom she befriended in the past by defending her from bullies. Once she realizes this, she turns on Spoiled Rich and publicly calls her out for emotionally abusing her, becoming her own Pony afterward. She hasn't looked back ever since.
Broken Ace: She's a natural-born leader to the point of being considered a prodigy, with innate Psychic Powers to boot, and she would go on to become The Leader of the Fourth Age's Power Rangers, an Alicorn demigoddess, and the Reincarnation of her demi-divine ancestor, Diamond Glow. However, a fillyhood full of emotional abuse and indoctrination at the hooves of Spoiled Rich left her with multiple psychological issues like fear of abandonment, a massive Guilt Complex over her past bullying of others, and lingering perfectionist and manipulative tendencies. Fortunately, she received a lot of friends since her Heel–Face Turn and she is receiving therapy for her aforementioned issues.
The Bully: Like in canon, she was a bully thanks to Spoiled Rich's indoctrination and overall bad influence, with her most frequent targets being the Cutie Mark Crusaders. One of her favorite ways to insult them was to call them "blank flank(s)" in reference to their lack of Cutie Marks at the time. The only reason why Cheerilee didn't do much in punishing her for bad behavior is because doing so would incur Spoiled Rich's wrath. Eventually, she comes to realize her actions were wrong when she alienates Silver Spoon and later witnesses her mother go on an elitist rant, motivating her to finally stand up to Spoiled Rich and call her out on her emotional abuse. Now she's a Reformed Bully who protects others from bullying in atonement and is enraged by those who bully others. Unfortunately, some Ponyvillers refused to believe she changed and saw her as a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing fooling everyone, while the Poenan Pantheon tried to have her killed in part because of her past as a former bully.
Bully Turned Buddy: She was one of the Cutie Mark Crusaers' most frequent tormentors alongside Silver Spoon. After making a Heel–Face Turn and changing her ways, she became one of the Cutie Mark Crusaders' closest friends and allies, even leading them as the Red Power Ranger. It's more pronounced with Apple Bloom, who used to be friends with her in the past before Spoiled Rich destroyed their friendship.
Calling the Old Man Out: Much like in canon, this happens. After nearly slipping into her old ways despite the Cutie Mark Crusaders' best efforts, she finally has enough when Spoiled Rich goes on an elitist tirade against even the Cutie Mark Crusaders themselves. She calls out Spoiled Rich for her emotional abuse and indoctrination, and firmly sides with the other foals, even getting her mother to pass along her request for funds to Filthy Rich so the Ponyville schoolhouse could get a new playground. It's effective enough to make Spoiled Rich dial down her abusive behavior, though purely out of pragmatism instead of making a Heel–Face Turn, and sadly, even that didn't last long
The Chosen One: In stark contrast to the Poenans' beliefs of her becoming The Antichrist, she ends up being chosen for benevolent roles instead through her own merit.
- After driving off Mistletoe Dreamer's attempts to possess her through sheer force of will, she ends up being chosen by Neighjor to succeed her Second Age ancestor, Lancer Knight, as the Red Power Ranger. This angered the Poenan Pantheon, but Neighjor doubled down by appointing Silver Spoon as the Blue Ranger shortly after.
- She ends up becoming the reincarnation of Diamond Glow, her Second Age ancestress and a dead Alicorn demigoddess, because she absolutely refused to give up hope while fighting Rita's monsters alongside her fellow Power Rangers. Her apotheosis gives her Diamond Glow's trademark diamond wings and crystalline orange horn, treats that are unique only to her ancestress.
Cool Crown: She wears her namesake item, a fancy gray tiara inlaid with diamonds, and almost never goes anywhere without it. While it marked her as being part of Ponyville's social elite (as Spoiled rich interpreted her Cutie Mark), it also showed that she's a natural leader, which showed up especially after her Heel–Face Turn.
Crossover Relatives:
- She's a Fourth Age descendant of not only Lancer Knight, who preceded her as the Red Ranger in the Second Age, but also Professor/Princess Bright Eyes, Lancer's wife and a member of the legendary Virtuous Seven, and Diamond Glow, a heroic Alicorn demigoddess from the Second Age who sacrificed her life to ensure the first Void Sovereign's first defeat. In the case of Diamond Glow, she later reincarnates as her while also Ascending to demi-godhood.
- She's suspected to be distantly related to Terran Inquisitor Adamantia Plutus, who is an Expy of Inquisitor Adrastia — even Adamantia notes she senses something "familiar" in her and her father's psychic presences.
- She's also, through Diamond Glow, related to Luminiferous, the Expy of Ultraman and the clone-offspring of Morning Star, ultimately making her related to him as well. Fortunately, just like his aforementioned children, she proves herself to be Morning Star's complete opposite in every way despite their familial relations.
Daddy's Girl: Of her parents, she is much closer to her father, Filthy Rich, because unlike Spoiled Rich, Filthy Rich genuinely loved her and tried instilling a moral compass to counteract Spoiled Rich's bad parenting. Even during her bullying phase, she generally behaved herself whenever Filthy Rich was around and/or put his hoof down on her behavior. Filthy Rich frequently being away from home, whether for work or some other reason, not only strained their relationship, but also left her vulnerable to Spoiled Rich's indoctrination and emotional abuse. Fortunately, Filthy Rich resolves to spend more time with her after she is nearly killed by Poenans, and divorces Spoiled Rich after catching her hitting their daughter.
Da Editor: Like in canon, she became the editor-in-chief of the Ponyville schoolhouse's "Foal Free Press" newsletter, with full authority thanks to Spoiled Rich's influence. However, it didn't work out for her because she was a Mean Boss to the Cutie Mark Crusaders who worked under her at the time, which got her demoted by Cheerilee and replaced with Featherweight when her actions were exposed with a little trickery. Despite Spoiled Rich failed to have her reinstalled, she harshly punished her for her failure.
Dating What Daddy Hates: A platonic version. Spoiled Rich essentially turned her into a miniature version of herself because she couldn't stand seeing her hang out with Applebloom, whose family Spoiled Rich saw as "country bumpkins". Following her Heel–Face Turn, she proceeds to do just that, mother's orders be damned — which eventually factored into Spoiled Rich snapping and striking her in a fit of rage.
Death by Falling Over: Narrowly averted. At one point, while traveling with Silver Spoon, the Cutie Mark Crusaders, and Snips and Snails to look for the Turul bird, she nearly falls off a cliff to her death. It takes the other foals working together to lift her up and save her.
Deconstructed Character Archetype: Of the Alpha Bitch, The Bully, the Spoiled Brat, and The Perfectionist. The main reason why she acted the way she did as a filly was thanks to Spoiled Rich, who tried molding her into a Rich Bitch so she could both elevate the Spoiled Clan name, and bring the particular Spoiled family branch they belonged to back to greatness. However, this left her a deeply miserable filly who envied the other foals for having loving families, and her beloved father, Filthy Rich, continuously neglected her in favor of his corporate work, leaving her both lonely and vulnerable to Spoiled Rich's toxic influence. While a series of events led to her breaking free of Spoiled Rich's influence and Spoiled Rich herself getting cut out of her life, her mother's emotional abuse left her with deep emotional scars that plague her to this day despite having achieved great things since then.
Demonic Possession: At one point, she is possessed by the wicked spirit of Mistletoe Dreamer, who tried using her as a host body. Not wanting to validate the Poenans' claims of her having potential to become The Antichrist, she drives Mistletoe Dreamer's spirit away from her body through sheer force of will. This impresses Neighjor so much that he chooses her for the role of the Red Power Ranger, despite the Poenan Pantheon's protests.
Determinator: What triggered her Ascension to demi-godhood was her refusal to give up hope while fighting Rita's monsters alongside her fellow Power Rangers. It also led to her becoming the deceased Diamond Glow's Reincarnation.
Don't Tell Mama: She was genuinely terrified when Babs Seed called her out on her bullying and threatened to tell her mother about it. Considering how said mother, Spoiled Rich, is an emotionally abusive Rich Bitch with a snooty attitude and a low tolerance for failure, it's understandable that she would react that way. Her entry also notes this to be one of her flaws, as her fear of being berated by her mother drove her to develop perfectionist tendencies herself long after Spoiled Rich was cut out of her life.
Dull Surprise: She doesn't react much to Mercy becoming Apple Bloom's cousin through Applejack marrying Prince Clear Voice of the Terran Empire, noting that becoming related to a sentient divine sword is "normal" by Ponyville standards. She does end up getting along with Mercy, however, due to both of them being forced by people to become what they're expected to be.
Diamond Tiara: Your cousin is a giant sapient sword?
Apple Bloom: Yep! Her name's Mercy!
Diamond Tiara: ...Somehow this is normal by Ponyville standards.
The Empath: She has innate empathic abilities, which she received training for after meeting Sunny Field Vaughoof. As a demigoddess, her domains grant her some form of empathy, whether it's for sensing feelings of hope and regret, or encouraging unity among those under her command.
Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas: Even at her worst, she loved Filthy Rich more than she did Spoiled Rich, though that's because the latter was an abusive mother to her growing up. However, Filthy Rich's constant work-related absences did put a strain on their relationship at times, even after she made a Heel–Face Turn (until she was nearly killed by Poenans).
Even Evil Has Standards: While not evil per se, she was still a bully when she learned that "CreepEntity313" planned to kill the Cutie Mark Crusaders (and would have gone through with it had Button Mash lost). For all of her bad blood with the Cutie Mark Crusaders, killing them wasn't on her agenda and she was horrified by the revelation.
Face–Heel Turn: She used to be a sweet, if headstrong filly who played with the other Ponyville foals without trouble and befriended Silver Spoon by defending her from bullies. Spoiled Rich's indoctrination and emotional abuse sadly turned her into the bully and Alpha Bitch she was in canon. Fortunately, in part with help from the Cutie Mark Crusaders, who were ironically her most frequent victims, she comes to realize that being a bully like her mother is wrong and pulls a Heel–Face Turn.
Fantastic Slurs: One of her favorite insults for the Cutie Mark Crusaders is "blank flank", in reference to the trio's lack of Cutie Marks at the time. It was inspired by Cheerilee's lesson on Cutie Marks, which the teacher confirmed to her shame. Following her Heel–Face Turn, she would apologize to the Cutie Mark Crusaders for saying such offensive things around them just to hurt them.
Friendly Sniper: Despite being The Leader of the Fourth Age's Power Rangers, she is the group's designated sniper, as evidenced by her using a gun as her main weapon and her Skunk Zord being equipped with a sniper rifle. She's also a benevolent superheroine, demiggoddess, and leader who encourages those she leads and desires to help people earn redemption, as well as protect children from bullies.
Growing Wings: While she does gain wings upon Ascending to demi-godhood (as is normal for non-Pegasi Ponies who Ascend), her case is unique because she reincarnated as one of her Second Age ancestors, Diamond Glow, which gave her diamond-like wings.
Harmful to Minors: A few Poenan deities and their mortal followers tried killing her and Silver Spoon because their pasts as former bullies made them subjects of a prophecy where they would grow to become great evils as adults. While Prince Fanged Paw and other benevolent individuals saved both of them, the incident left her deeply traumatized to the point of trying to stay good out of fear that if she didn't, she would prove the Poenans right and give them more incentive to finish the job. Fortunately, with the positive influence of people like Luminiferous and Sunny Field Vaughoof, she finds the motivation to become a superheroine despite the Poenans' claims.
Healing Hands: As a demigoddess of Redemption, one of the blessings she can grant someone to aid in their redemption is healing.
Heavenly Blue: She has brilliant cornflower-blue eyes, and she's presently an Alicorn demigoddess who is also the Reincarnation of Diamond Glow, a heroic demigoddess who sacrificed herself to protect Equus/Tellus from the first Void Sovereign. She's also connected to deities and other supernatural individuals like Luminiferous (a Nightmarified Alicorn clone of Morning Star), Prince Fanged Paw (an Alicorn demigod), and Sunny Field Vaughoof (an Archangel of Redemption who's tens of thousands of years old).
Heroic Lineage: She's the Fourth Age descendant of Lancer, the previous Red Ranger and Princess Bright Eyes/Themis' husband, as well as Diamond Glow, a heroic Alicorn goddess who died wounding the first Void Sovereign during the "Void Aeon" so others could have the chance to seal him away temporarily. This overlaps with Crossover Relatives as Lancer came from My Little Pony Tales, while Diamond Glow came from G2's "Unicorn Ponies with Magic Wings" toyline.
Holy Hand Grenade: As a demigoddess of Hope, she can cast purification spells.
Hope Bringer: As a goddess of Hope, she represents the hope she gives to her subjects/subordinates as their leader, as well as the hope she gives to those who want to repent but don't have the chance or means to — as shown by her domain of Redemption.
Humongous Mecha: As the Fourth Age's Red Power Ranger, she rides the Skunk Zord, which comes with stealth applications like Invisibility, noise cancellation, foul-smelling smoke bombs, and a built-in sniper rifle. Her Skunk Zord also serves as an arm for a much bigger and more powerful mecha when combined with the Zords of her fellow Power Rangers, similar to their Second-Age predecessors' Eternal Megazord.
Icy Blue Eyes: She has brilliant cornflower-blue eyes, and for a time, she was Ponyville's resident Alpha Bitch with a mean streak who enjoyed tormenting other foals alongside Silver Spoon. However, following her Heel–Face Turn and later, the estrangement of her abusive mother, this is no longer the case.
Immortality Begins at Twenty: Subverted. She's an Alicorn demigoddess, and because deities grow "older" by getting Stronger with Age in the Codexverse, this makes her the equivalent of an infant deity.
Inferiority Superiority Complex: For all her haughtiness over having a Cutie Mark whereas the Cutie Mark Crusaders (initially) didn't, deep down she genuinely thought her own Cutie Mark was useless because she thought it only indicated her wealth and status, while everyone thought she was destined to be a Spoiled Brat. This informed her envy towards the Cutie Mark Crusaders' relationship with Princess Twilight Sparkle, as they had a teacher who understood how Cutie Marks worked. Eventually, she came to realize that her tiara Cutie Mark actually symbolized leadership, boosting her self-confidence greatly.
Intergenerational Friendship: She befriends both Luminiferous and Sunny Field Vaughoof, both who are thousands of years old. This is mostly due to them sympathizing with her growing up with Abusive Parents (with Luminiferous being created by Morning Star to be his "perfect" weapon) and wanting to help her become a better Pony.
Interspecies Friendship: Sometime after turning good, she would befriend Mercy, a sapient talking sword, over their shared experiences of being forced by people to become what they expected them to be.
Invisibility: Her Skunk Zord comes with invisibility.
Irony: One of her closest friends and fellow Power Rangers, Applebloom, is part of the Apple Clan, whose members her mother, Spoiled Rich, hated for being backward, unintelligent "country bumpkins".
Karmic Jackpot:
- Her choice to break away from Spoiled Rich's influence and stop being a bully ends up rewarding her in the long run. Not only does she reconcile with those she hurt with her bullying, but she also finally gains the friends she always wanted besides Silver Spoon, including the Cutie Mark Crusaders, who used to be her most frequent victims.
- Her act of stopping Mistletoe Dreamer's Demonic Possession of her via sheer Heroic Willpower ends up catching the attention of Neighjor, who trained and appointed her as the Fourth Age's Red Power Ranger. Neighjor also defends her from Poenans and other judicial extremists who want her dead for both her history with bullying and prophesied potential for evil.
- Her refusal to give up hope during a particularly difficult battle against Rita the Repulsive not only allows her to Ascend to demi-godhood, but also become the Reincarnation of Diamond Glow, one of her Second-Age ancestors who was herself a heroic demigoddess in life.
Lack of Empathy: Like her canon counterpart, she was a cruel, spoiled bully who frequently targeted the Cutie Mark Crusaders because they were "blank flanks" at the time. this ends up biting her in the flank more than once. It's justified; she was once a caring, if headstrong filly who ironically opposed bullies and got along with the other Ponyville foals just fine, but her abusive mother, Spoiled Rich, indoctrinated her into becoming a Rich Bitch like herself because she didn't like her daughter associating with "commoners". Deep down, she felt miserable for it but wanted to make her mother proud of her. Ironically, it's the Cutie Mark Crusaders who end up helping her see how cruel Spoiled Rich really is, leading to her Heel–Face Turn.
Lonely Rich Kid: Despite being the daughter of Ponyville's richest stallion and a mare who may or may not be a descendant of Earth Pony royalty/nobility from the "Three Tribes Era", she felt pretty lonely deep down — with Silver Spoon as her Only Friend, her father constantly away at work, and her abusive mother forbidding her from interacting with commoners (i.e. other foals). She even admits to envying her young classmates because they often had much more loving families despite being poorer than her by comparison. She finally gets more friends once she betrays her mother and publicly calls out the latter out on her emotional abuse.
Made of Good: Post-Ascension, both her mane and tail become composed of Hope energy.
Magic Hair: Post-Ascension, both her mane and tail become composed of Hope energy.
The Magnificent: Known as "the Red Power Ranger", as that's what she became when she was chosen by Neighjor for driving away Mistletoe Dreamer's spirit.
Meaningful Name: Her name, Diamond Tiara, refers to her tiara Cutie Mark, which in canon is later revealed to symbolize leadership. A tiara is also worn by royalty, and Diamond Tiara wearing one not only refers to her background ^note, but also makes her unique among the other characters in the setting. On the other hand, diamonds are formed when coal is subjected to tremendous pressure, referring to the emotional abuse she suffered at the hooves of her mother and the tremendous amount of pressure Spoiled Rich puts on her to succeed at all costs.
Mind over Matter: She has innate telekinetic abilities, which she received training for after meeting Sunny Field Vaughoof.
Perception Filter: Her Skunk Zord comes with noise cancellation.
Point of Divergence: Her present status hinged on a lot of things — had she not chosen to redeem herself, succeeded in driving Mistletoe Dreamer's spirit away from her, or even survived the Poenan Pantheon's attempted attack on her and Silver Spoon, she would have never become a Power Ranger, an Alicorn demigoddess, or the Reincarnation of Diamond Glow. This applies to the choices made by those around her, as many individuals still chose to protect her and Silver Spoon from the Poenans despite their history of bullying.
Power Gives You Wings: Refusing to give up hope during a battle with Rita the Repulsive leads to her awakening Diamond Glow's bloodline in her and becoming her Reincarnation, which causes her to grow the same diamond-like wings that Diamond Glow had in life.
Protectorate: She and Silver Spoon would be deemed this by Prince Fanged Paw, who moved to protect them from a group of young Poenan followers trying to kill them.
Psychic Powers: It turns out she's a natural psychic, with powers like telepathy, empathy, psychic telekinesis, teleportation, and clairvoyance; it's suspected she's a distant relative of Terran Inquisitor Adamantia Plutus, another psychic, though it's unconfirmed. She also gets a degree of psychic powers when transformed as the Red Ranger.
Psychic Teleportation: One of her Psychic Powers is teleportation.
Purple Is Powerful: She has a two-tone purple and white mane and tail, and she's presently both a Power Ranger and an Alicorn demigoddess who happens to be the Reincarnation of her ancestor, Diamond Glow, a heroic demigoddess from the Second Age. She also turns out to have innate Psychic Powers thanks to (unconfirmed) distant relations with Inquisitor Adamantia Plutus, and has received training for it.
Putting the Band Back Together: During the "War Against Order" crisis, after Ponyville becomes one of the few safe havens from Despotic Destiny's Ordering corruption, she calls up the adult Cutie Mark Crusaders, Silver Spoon, and Babs Seed in order to reform as the Power Rangers again so they could protect Ponyville.
Red Is Heroic: After driving off Mistletoe Dreamer's spirit from her own body through sheer force of will, she is appointed by Neighjor as the Red Ranger, succeeding her ancestor Lancer Knight who was the Second Age's Red Ranger. She performed admirably and led her fellow Power Rangers to victory many times. Eventually, she Ascended to demi-godhood and reincarnated as her demi-divine ancestor, Diamond Glow, during a battle with Rita the Repulsive.
Reformed Bully: Deconstructed. Thanks in part to the Cutie Mark Crusaders' positive influence, she realizes she was wrong to follow her abusive mother and act like a bully, so she chooses to become good and put her bullying ways behind her. While this does lead to her becoming a great superheroine and demigoddess, this didn't absolve her of guilt in the eyes of several Ponyvillers or the Poenans, the latter who tried to kill her and Silver Spoon because of their potential for evil. Her near-death experience left her plagued with self-doubt, wanting to prove her Heel–Face Turn was genuine yet constantly wondering if she truly deserved to be rewarded for her deeds.
Reformed, but Rejected: Deconstructed. While she eventually realizes her bullying ways were wrong and chose to become a Reformed Bully, several Ponyvillers refuse to forgive her on account of her past. Then the Poenan Pantheon tried to have her and Silver Spoon killed based on a prophecy where they both become "greater evils". The encounter with the Poenans traumatized her so badly that she felt terrified of validating her would-be killers' claims in any way, to the point of feeling unworthy of things that she legitimately earned by her own merit, such as Princesshood and a place in a divine pantheon.
Reincarnation: She eventually manages to awaken Diamond Glow's blood in her by refusing to give up hope during a battle with Rita the Repulsive, causing her to gain her ancestor's diamond-like wings and crystalline orange horn while Ascending to demi-godhood. This also, incidentally, caused her to become Diamond Glow reincarnated, as Tranquil Harbor became Promes' and Twilight/Amicitia became Mana Equus's. Her status as a reincarnation is a reference to the Pony POV Series, where one of her past lives is Diamond Glow from G2.
Screw Destiny: Deconstructed. A lot of her actions following the Poenan Pantheon's failed attack is fueled by her desire to do this. Since the Poenan Pantheon predicted a Bad Future where she and Silver Spoon became villains as adults, she is determined to prove them wrong in every way, because otherwise they'll just find an excuse to try and finish the job. While she does gain a lot of allies who want to protect and encourage her, like Luminiferous and Sunny Field, and she is eventually rewarded for her efforts, she is still plagued by the fear of fulfilling the Poenans' predictions about her even in the smallest ways.
Seers: One of her Psychic Powers is clairvoyance.
Semi-Divine: She becomes an Alicorn demigoddess during one of the Power Rangers' battles with Rita the Repulsive by refusing to give up hope. However, she's very weak by divine standards as she is the divine equivalent of a baby, which got many heroic deities interested in helping her train for full godhood.
A Shared Suffering: She sympathizes with victims of abuse, having experienced it herself at the hooves of her emotionally abusive mother, Spoiled Rich, and thus knowing how terrible it feels. This also applies to those who were indoctrinated by a parent or an authority figure.
- She bonded with the much older Sunny Field Vaughoof over being abused by a parent, even if it was gender-inverted in their cases, and turning into jerks in part because of it. Sunny Field would also comfort her sometime after the Poenan Pantheon's attack on her and Silver Spoon, and help her with her redemption.
  Sunny Field Vaughoof: Whaddya wanna do, kiddo?
  Diamond Tiara: I wanna be a good filly... I don't wanna be a monster...
  Sunny Field Vaughoof: ...Then Ah'll help ya ev'ry step o' the way.
- She also befriended Mercy, despite the latter being a giant sapient sword, because the latter was created by the Poenan Pantheon solely to be their weapon in their fanatical crusades against evil — which is similar to how Spoiled Rich tried molding her into a copy of herself.
Small Role, Big Impact: A mutual example for her and Button Mash. Had she not acted like a bully, she would not have given Button Mash the motivation and experience with bullying to stand up to CreepEntity513 and kill it. On the other hand, learning that she inspired Button Mash with her bullying behavior in the first place caused her to have her first Heel Realization.
Smelly Skunk: Unlike Lancer Knight, whose spirit animal was the Elephant, her spirit animal is the Skunk. This not only gave her a Skunk-themed Zord (with one of its abilities involving foul-smelling smoke bombs), but also Skunk-themed armor and unique powers relating to her spirit animal like Psychic Powers, barriers, and Super-Empowering. By her own admission, she was offended by her spirit animal and thought it was Neighjor's way of insulting her, but relented when Neighjor explained the Skunk's strengths and symbolism to her.
Neighjor: Don't worry, young Lancer was just as confused when he got the Elephant as his spirit animal.
Smoke Out: One of her gun's applications is a smokescreen, and her training in ninjutsu also involves smokescreens. Her Skunk Zord can also deploy foul-smelling smoke bombs.
Sour Outside, Sad Inside: Prior to her Heel–Face Turn, she was a haughty, spoiled brat who loved tormenting other foals (especially the Cutie Mark Crusaders) alongside Silver Spoon, but deep down she envied them them for being poorer because they had loving families while she got an snobbish, emotionally abusive mother and a frequently absent workaholic father. She also harbored an Inferiority Superiority Complex regarding her Cutie Mark, thinking it to be useless outside of marking her as a wealthy Spoiled Brat. Things would get worse when, after reforming herself, she and Silver Spoon were attacked and nearly killed by a few Poenan deities and their mortal worshipers on the basis that they were both predicted to become evil, leaving her with a deep fear of validating the Poenan Pantheon's claims that persisted even after becoming the Red Power Ranger and a demigoddess.
Telepathy: She has innate telepathic abilities, which she received training for after meeting Sunny Field Vaughoof. As a demigoddess, her domains grant her some form of telepathy, whether it's for sensing feelings of hope and regret, or encouraging unity among those under her command.
Trademark Favorite Food: Following her parents' divorce, she developed a taste for junk food, with hayburgers and fries being her favorite. By her own admission, part of it was to spite her abusive, elitist mother, who was fond of "pretentious dishes". Filthy Rich, though understanding, was still concerned for her health and helped her develop better eating habits.
Filthy Rich: Diamond, why have you been eating hayburgers and fries for four days straight?
Diamond Tiara: ...Because I like hayburgers and fries and it tastes much better than the prissy stuff Mom likes?
Trick Bomb: True to the animal it was based on, her Skunk Zord comes with foul-smelling smoke bombs.
Unusually Uninteresting Sight: Justified. Living in Ponyville has desensitized her to weird things, so when she discovers that Apple Bloom became the cousin of a giant sentient sword after Applejack married Terran Prince Clear Voice, she only reacts with Dull Surprise.
Weapon-Based Characterization: As the Red Power Ranger, her main weapon is a gun with multiple applications, such as tranquilizer darts, a smokescreen, and others. This characterizes her as a good leader who will always look for ways to help her subordinates, only killing as a last resort. It also shows that Good Is Not Soft — while she abhors killing, she accepts the necessity of it and will do it if she has to.
White Hair, Black Heart: Part of her mane is white, and she was initially a spoiled bully who looked down on "Blank Flanks" and tormented other foals — including the Cutie Mark Crusaders at the time. However, much of her behavior stemmed from the indoctrination and emotional abuse she received from her mother, Spoiled Rich, who essentially wanted a miniature version of herself. It's later averted once she realizes her mother was wrong and consciously chooses to be good, becoming a Reformed Bully. Later on, thanks to many positive influences in her life, she would become the Red Power Ranger and an Alicorn demigoddess, as well as a demi-divine Reincarnation of one of her Second Age ancestors, Diamond Glow.

Silver Spoon, the Blue Ranger

Alliterative Name: As in canon, Silver Spoon.
The Atoner: Implied; it's mentioned in a canonized Codexverse drabble that she eventually realized the error of her ways and redeemed herself for her behavior. However, this didn't absolve herself of guilt in the eyes of the Poenan pantheon, whose young followers tried killing her and Diamond Tiara on the reasoning that a "greater evil" would eventually emerge from them if they continued living. Fortunately, Fanged Paw would arrive just in time and protect the two fillies by thrashing and humiliating their attackers.
Beta Bitch: Much like her canon counterpart, she's Diamond Tiara's Number Two and Only Friend, always following her around and joining her in tormenting the other foals, especially the Cutie Mark Crusaders. However, she's a deconstruction — the reason why she followed Diamond Tiara around is because the latter defended her from bullies when they were very young, which was how they met. Sadly, Diamond Tiara, then a very kind filly, turned into a Spoiled Brat and a bully herself thanks to Spoiled Rich's influence, and she kept following her friend despite the change in character because she remembered how Diamond Tiara protected her at her lowest. It's not until Diamond Tiara rudely dismissed her advice during a class presidential election that she has enough and betrays her by voting for her rival, Pipsqueak, instead. She later forgives and reconciles with Diamond Tiara after the latter has a Heel–Face Turn and apologizes to her.
The Bully: Like in canon, she was this, until she redeemed herself for her actions. A canonized Codexverse drabble reveals that her past as a bully would come back to haunt her when a group of young Poenan followers tried attacking her and Silver Spoon on the belief that a "greater evil" would later emerge from them. Fortunately, Prince Fanged Paw, Golden Scepter's second son, would arrive in time and protect the two fillies by thrashing and humiliating their attackers.
Harmful to Minors: A group of young Poenan followers tried attacking her and Diamond Tiara for their bullying behavior because they saw a "greater evil" waiting to emerge, despite the two fillies having atoned for their actions. Fortunately for them, Prince Fanged Paw would intervene and protect them. While it's unclear as to what the "greater evil" actually is, Fanged Paw would argue that it would never justify the Poenan followers' actions nevertheless because of the extreme lengths they took in smiting Evil.
Protectorate: She and Diamond Tiara would be deemed this by Prince Fanged Paw, who moved to protect them from a group of young Poenan followers trying to kill them.
Strong Family Resemblance: She heavily resembles her Second Age ancestress, Fragile Beauty/Fairest Monarch, being a silver-furred Pony, though in her case she has silver hair whereas Fragile Beauty had golden hair.

Babs Seed, the Green/White Ranger

Scootaloo Shutter-Allgood, the Yellow Power Ranger

Scootaloo is the only daughter of Equestrian-Meridian wildlife researchers Snap Shutter and Mane Allgood, protege of Rainbow Dash, and co-founder of the Cutie Mark Crusaders who despite abandonment issues, anxieties over her Cutie Mark and grief over her seeming inability to fly as a Pegasus, would go on to achieve great things with her friends as an ace pilot, a motoracing champion and a superhero.

Ace Pilot: It's mentioned in various Drabbles that Scootaloo would go on to become an ace pilot as well as a Badass Driver, and in fact became one of the greatest among both of all time.
Adaptational Badass: In canon, Scootaloo is depicted to be a rather athletic pegasi filly who despite her underdeveloped wings is a skilled and speedy rider in her scooter. Here, this is revealed to be a talent for piloting and driving vehicles which led to her growing up to become an Ace Pilot and Badass Driver. Additionally, she was chosen to become the Fourth Age Yellow Power Ranger and a Bearer of the Elements of Harmony.
Badass Driver: It's mentioned in various Drabbles and entries that Scootaloo would go on to be a motoracing champion as well as an Ace Pilot, and in fact became one of the greatest among both of all time.
Cool Car: As a Badass Driver who participated in epic motoracing, she rode the 'Blazers', a line of 'Motoracers' starting with the 'Orange Blazer' designed/built by her and/or others which are all described as masterpieces in magical and technological engineering, not only outmatching other motoracers in speed and mobility but also packed with an arsenal of gadgets to rival other 'super-cars' such as the Shadowmobile, the Agent 777 cars and the Racer family's 'Mach' series, which combined with her driving skills made her practically a 'demon on wheels'.
Humongous Mecha: Like her fellow Power Rangers, she would get to pilot her own animal-themed Zord as the Fourth Age's Yellow Power Ranger.

Sweetie Belle, the Pink Ranger

The younger sister of Rarity Belle, who is an Equestrian heroine and the current Element Bearer of Generosity after Rarity relinquished it to her.

The Chosen One: Becomes an Element Bearer for Generosity.
Legacy Character: Succeeded her sister as the Element Bearer of Generosity.

Apple Bloom, the Black Ranger

The younger sister of Applejack, who is an Equestrian hero and the Element Bearer of Honesty.

Adaptational Badass: Apple Bloom became a Fourth Age Power Ranger when she became a teenager in the Codexverse. She is also talented in technology and potions, something she occasionally showed as a filly in canon, and takes up Zecora's place as Ponyville's resident potion-maker after the latter leaves for Zebrica.
Adaptational Intelligence: Apple Bloom's occasionally-shown talent for tools and potions is expanded upon quite a bit in the Codexverse. It's been mentioned at least a couple of times that Apple Bloom, as an adult, attained two PhDs, which would make her Doctor Apple Bloom.
Badass Family: Given the Apple Family's lineage, this is pretty much a given, even if you overlook her being a Power Ranger, her oldest brother being the second Robot Rider and her older sister being an already many times proven heroine even BEFORE she ascended.
Break the Cutie: She was so traumatized by her near-death experience in Sunnytown that it took a while for her to recover from the ordeal and understand what happened.
Commonality Connection: She would be seen with Prince Steel Barricade, Golden Scepter's eleventh demi-divine son, as both of them have an affinity for technology. Steel Barricade is greatly interested in her growing potential in machine invention and repair.
The Chosen One: She becomes the new bearer of the Honest Element.
Dark Is Not Evil: She might be the Black Power Ranger, but she is quite firmly a good guy.
Good Cannot Comprehend Evil: In her conversation with the Karmic god Pakak, Apple Bloom had a hard time understanding why the ponies of Sunnytown killed Ruby Heart for getting a Cutie Mark, when she didn't even do anything wrong. Pakak explained to her that they let fear of Cutie Pox rule their hearts, which later motivated them to do cruel and hateful things in the name of protecting those close to them.
Apple Bloom: W-Why did... why did they kill her, Pakak? Why?
Pakak: ...Sometimes, a catastrophe can instill such terror that the populace will do anything to make sure it doesn't happen again. A Cutie Mark sickness is a real, legitimate fear, I'll admit... unfortunately, it drove them to such extremes that they were willing to kill to prevent a future infection.
Apple Bloom: But- she didn't do ANYTHING wrong!
Pakak: But to her neighbors, she did. By trying to help a neighbor woo his love, by doing something extraordinary, she condemned herself. Therefore, her only future was death.
Apple Bloom: "..."
Pakak: Fear is what gives way to cruelty and hatred, young Apple Bloom. By letting their own fear grip their hearts... the people of Sunnytown irrevocably destroyed someone's innocence.
Happily Married: She gets married to Tender Taps by the time the two reached adulthood.
Harmful to Minors: She ended up in a seemingly happy town in the middle of the Everfree Forest after she wandered away from Twilight to follow Ruby Heart's ghost, and the townsponies made her feel welcome... until she found Ruby's burnt skeleton in the fireplace of an abandoned house. The townsponies then revealed themselves to be cursed zombies and tried killing her to "protect" her from Cutie Pox, but she barely escaped thanks to interference from Mitta, who prevented the zombies from coming after her, and Ruby Heart, who teleported Apple Bloom to the edge of Everfree. As a result of the horrific experience, Apple Bloom took a while to recover from her trauma.
Heroic Lineage: In addition to all the heroes in her family tree, Apple Bloom is also the mother of Apple Blossom, who is the Fourth Age Blue Beetleborg.
Mama Bear: Apple Blossom already being a super-heroine herself doesn't stop Apple Bloom from being quite protective of her. And she is just as protective of her other children.
Missing Child: She wandered away from a pre-Ascendant Twilight Sparkle while they were in the Everfree Forest helping Zecora, because curiosity made her follow the strange-looking filly that was watching her, and ended up in a seemingly happy town full of strangers. Said town turned out to be a scorched patch of overgrown ruins when she discovered Ruby Heart's burnt skeleton in the fire place, and the ponies she met were revealed to be fanatical zombies who wanted to "protect" her from Cutie Pox. She was also lucky not to be yelled at by Twilight, who would've been understandably angry with her wandering off, but Twilight had been so relieved to find her friend's younger sister was safe that she couldn't be mad for long.
The Smart Guy: She's the smartest member of her team of Power Rangers.

Skylanders

General

Adaptation Expansion: In Skylanders, the majority of them either only have their toys' backstory lore or a few having Skylanders Academy counterparts to go by. Here, many of them are much more fleshed out as characters.
Back from the Brink: During the Darkest Hour Crisis, the Core of Light is shattered, the Skylanders have their powers stripped away, and the group hunted across Skylands by the Darkness' forces, which have now been taken over by it. The rest of the arc is them fighting back to retake their home and defeat the Darkness.
Brought Down to Badass: The Darkness removing their powers doesn't stop them from being heroes.
De-power: The Darkness defeats them after shattering the Core of Light by tampering with the arcane weave of Avalar (as the Core was a 'control node' for Avalar's magic and thus its destruction left the weave vulnerable) to strip them of their powers. This includes their ability to make and use Magitech, as well as racial magics. Part of their goal for the arc is to find a way to restore them.
Gold-Colored Superiority: The Legendary Powers, which they most find to regain their lost powers, adds golden aspects to their powers when they use them. While not explicitly stronger, it does grant them a great deal of additional mana and made their powers more efficient, thus allowing them to use their stronger powers more frequently.

Master Aeon/Starswirl the Bearded, the Starswirl of Avalar

The Archmage: He's a Starswirl the Bearded of the Starswirl line, making him likely the single most powerful mage in Avalar, even discounting his godhood.
Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence: Master Aeon/Starswirl's current situation, having sacrificed his physical form and went there in order to save the Core of Light even after Stormswirl the Lightdrinker is defeated for good.
Badass Boast: When a contingent of Defenders of Equus tried to kill a newborn Prism Ring for being an alien, he not only shut down their arguments, but scared them off by reminding them exactly who they were dealing with.
Defender Of Equus: You do not know who you are dealing with, wizard.
Aeon/Starswirl: DO YOU?!
Defenders of Equus: [Looks and exclamation of shock and terror]
Aeon/Starswirl: Allow me to remind you exactly who you are dealing with: essentric though I admittedly am, I am still possess the name of Starswirl the Bearded! I have fought villains since before you were even born! Fought in great conflicts that shook the foundations of Skylands! I am Ascendant to Godhood! I possess the greatest beard Skylands has ever known!...But most importantly, I have trained incalculable heroes, each of and every ONE of whom had the potential to be a bane or blessing upon this world! And should you try to take this child's life, you will have to go through ME!

And furthermore...If you desire to try and do her harm in my absence and so much as crack a single crystal or remove a single scale...there is nowhere in this world or beyond that will be safe from me.
Beware the Silly Ones: He's noted as being eccentric, silly, and fixated on his beard. However, he's still a Starswirl the Bearded, an Alicorn, and second only to Pyro II and Cinder I in terms of being Avalar's most powerful hero. When a contingent of Defenders of Equus tried to murder the then newborn Prism Wing simply for being an alien, he barred there way. When they tried to get past him, he proceeded to send them flying across the courtyard with a burst of magic, clear the sky with a casual word, and terrify them into fleeing with a Badass Boast while warning them to fear his wrath if they tried to bring her harm.
Big Good: Aeon is the leader of the Skylanders and one of Avalar's greatest heroes. He eventually has to Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence, resulting in Havokssandra taking over.
Declaration of Protection:
- When the Defenders of Equus attempt to kill a newborn Prism Wing for being an alien, Aeon makes it very clear that if they want to kill her, they'll have to go through him, and that if they so much as damage one of her scales, there's nowhere they'll be able to hide from his wrath.
- When recruiting Sunspot to the Skylanders, Aeon promises him that Aeon and the other Skylanders will protect him from the many evils that have hunted him all his life.
Expy: Of Eon from Skylanders.
Heroic Lineage: He is part of the Starswirls' line of wizards descending from one of the two apprentices of the original Starswirl, a female Archmage who lived during the "Era of Embers" between the Third and Fourth Age, which specializes in light magicks. His brother and Arch-Enemy Stormswirl, the Lightdrinker is descended from the line of the other apprentice, the Stormswirl Line, which specializes in dark magic.
Heroic Sacrifice: Although Stormswirl was defeated for good, Aeon was still forced to sacrifice his physical body and ascending to a higher plane of existence to save the Core of Light.
Related in the Adaptation: Master Aeon from the Skylanders Academy has no relationship whatsoever with the Starswirls, on account of being from a different franchise.

Havokssandra

Big Bad: After being corrupted keeping Stormswirl imprisoned, there was a time period where she was the greatest force of evil presently active in Avalar and was a conqueror and villain, as Stormswirl and Valefor were out of the picture.
Big Good: After Aeon is forced to Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence, Havokssandra takes over as the leader of the Skylanders.
The Corruption: Keeping Stormswirl imprisoned resulted in his sheer evil and monstrous nature corrupting Havokssandra into a villain. Fortunately, she hang onto her morals enough to limit her harm and continue to act as his warden. She was eventually purified and returned to the side of good.
Evil Parents Want Good Kids: Due to being corrupted into evil rather than intentionally becoming it, she didn't want Havok to turn out like her, so she left him with the royals of a kingdom, hoping he'd turn out good. Unfortunately, said royals turned out to be Abusive Parents that drove Havok to become a villain, and lead to Havokssandra leveling their kingdom in retribution.
Expy: Of Kaos' Mom/Kaossandra.
Mama Bear: When she discovered the royals she left Havok with in an attempt to avoid him following in her footsteps were Abusive Parents who mistreated him terribly, she killed them both and leveled their kingdom. She did let the innocent people escape, but it shows how much she cares about her son.
My Significance Sense Is Tingling: Having been corrupted by Stormswirl's darkness for so long allows her to detect corruption in others, which let's her quickly deduce Stygian is on the level.
Person of Mass Destruction: As a hundreds of years old dark witch, Havokssandra is incredibly powerful and dangerous. Notably, she's one of only a handful of creatures in Skylands powerful enough to stand up to Stormswirl.
Pet the Dog: After curbstomping Sunspot in their first confrontation, she learns his story and offers him a place at her side. When he rejects it, it appeals to the good still in her beneath Stormswirl's corruption and she not only spares him, but ends her current plan, tells the local villains the area is off limits for a few months, and alerts Aeon to Sunspot's situation.
You Got Guts: During her confrontation with Sunspot, she admires his moral fortitude and bravery and tells him he's got guts. This results in her sparing him and helping Aeon find him.

Pyro III

See his folder entry here.

Commander Maelstrom, the Rainbow Destroyer

See her entry here.

Sir Combustor, the Burning Knight

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Unicorn, Knight Errant, Cursed Armor, Fire Elemental, Witch Hunter, Skyland

Faction: Friendship Gardens, Avalar

"Sword and scorchery!"

Sir Combustor (his entry here

) is a knight, cursed to inhabit a suit of armor as a dragon fire elemental, who chose to use his cursed state to become a hero.

Expy: Of Ignitor from Skylanders.
Heroic Wannabe: Grew up wanting to be like a knight, but was easily manipulated by evil.

Electroplasm, the Krypt King

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Miche Ghost, Mountain King, Possessed Armor, Corrupted Spirit(former), Warden, Skylander

Faction: Avalar Dragonflights, Skylands

"My blade eternal!"

Electroplasm (his entry here

) is an undead Miche possessing a mechanical shell who chose to be a force for good to protect the world.

Adaptational Superpower Change: Due to being a Composite Character, he lacks Krypt King's ability to summon a Scary Stinging Swarm, but has Shock and Awe powers instead.
Composite Character: He's the Lightning King boss combined with the Skylander Krypt King.

Gale Wings, the Sonic Siren

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Team Mom, Cursed Individual, Mother, Griffin, Metabeing

Faction: Skylanders

"Full scream ahead!"

Gale Wings (her entry here

) is a Griffon mother whose children were cursed to return to their eggs after a brief period of time in an endless cycle of death and rebirth. Despite this, she and her children figured out a way to use this to become heroes.

Adaptational Badass: While Sonic Boom is plenty badass on her own, Gale Wings gets powered up each time her babies are reborn due to the life force for that life having to go somewhere. This makes her much stronger than a normal Griffon, gives her her sonic scream, and makes her ageless with a Healing Factor.
The Ageless: The life force she absorbs when her babies are reborn effectively makes her agelessly immortal.
Commonality Connection: She bonds with Sir Combustor over the fact they were cursed and are making the most of it.
Healing Factor: The life force she gets when her babies are reborn allows her to rapidly regenerate from damage. This let's her survive and heal from otherwise fatal injuries.
No Indoor Voice: She sometimes has this issue, as she forgets about her mutated vocal cords.
Super-Scream: The life force she absorbs when her babies are reborn mutated her vocal cords and lets her create a powerful sonic screech or other sonic based abilities.
Team Mom: She's this to many of the Skylanders, due to be older than most of them.
The Worf Effect: She attempted to fight Stormswirl when he returned and nailed him with a sonic screech that shattered every window nearby and cracked the ground under him. He didn't even feel it and proceeded to blast her through several walls, out of the building they were in, and left her badly injured and unconscious in a crater.

Cinder II

See her folder entry here.

Prism Wing, the Dragon That Fell From the Stars

See her entry here.

Sonar, the Sonic Rocker

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Hybrid, Rocker, Water Dragon, Oceanaiad, Sonic Mage, Cadet

Faction: Skylanders

"Let's Make Some Noise!"

Sonar (her entry here

) is a Water Dragon/Oceanaiad hybrid and, despite one of her races and the prejudices she faced over it, a heroic member of the Skylanders.

Adaptation Species Change: Echo is a pure Water Dragon, but Sonar is a Water Dragon/Oceanaiad hybrid.
Bad Powers, Good People: Being half-Oceanaiad means she has their ability to cause a Hate Plague and make others adore her, though she's far weaker than someone like the Sirens (due to them having the power the Oceanaiads had at their strongest rather than losing their highly enhanced music like the rest did). She's definitively good and used it during the Stormswirl Crisis to entrance and keep some of Stormswirl's corrupted dragon army under control.
Emotion Eater: As a half Oceanaiad, she needs to feed off negative emotions to survive. She can also feed off of greed and use it to greed grow without losing control. This becomes a problem when she's stripped of her power by the Darkness, as it means she can't feed and her biology needs to eat emotions to survive, and thus she's in real danger of starving to death.
Fantastic Racism: She's half Oceanaiad, the same species as the Sirens. While Avalar Dragons generally being benevolent helps, a lot of people view Oceanaiads as Always Chaotic Evil and thus she faced prejudice for it. Part of why she loves Skylanders Academy so much is no one cares and she's treated the same as any other student.
Half-Breed Discrimination: Played With: her being half Water Dragon made people less prejudice to her than they would be a pure Oceanaiad, though it didn't
Hate Plague: Like the Sirens, she can promote negative emotions, aggression, and hatred, though she's much weaker and it's far less effective. However, it's also Inverted, as she can drain those emotions to calm others down.
Hybrid Power: As a Water Dragon/Oceanaiad hybrid gives her the combined powers of both, she lacks an Oceanaiad's weakness to drying out, is more durable than either, and can feed off the greed of others to Greed Grow without losing control. It's also theorized that due to both species being huge when fully grown she'll be larger than either. However, a down side is that she has a Water Dragon's weakness to electricity that an Oceanaiad wouldn't have and she still needs to feed off negative emotions to survive.
Mind-Control Music: As a half Oceanaiad, she can use her music to effect the minds of others, such as causing a Hate Plague effect or making them adore her. That said, she's much weaker than the Sirens and her powers are far easier to resist.
Red Eyes, Take Warning: When she uses her mind magic, her eyes glow blood red. Downplayed in that she's not evil and uses them for good, but it definitely makes her more intimidating.
Token Religious Teammate: She's the only introduced Skylander who's been explicitly mentioned to have a religious faith, namely she worships the Draconic Pantheon and is a member of the Blue Bards, whose primary deity/founder is Blue Suede Heartstrings.
Wizard Needs Food Badly: She requires consuming negative emotions to survive. Normally not a problem, but when the Darkness takes her powers away, it puts her in a time limit to get her powers back before she starves to death.

Guiding Light, the Beacon of Hope

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Angelic Dragon, Celestial Being, Light Elemental, Guardian

Faction: Skylanders

"Time to Shine!"

Guiding Light (her entry here

) is a Light elemental dragon and heroic Skylander who seems to be the answer to aeon's prayers.

Light Is Good: She's basically an angel and a very noble user of light magic.
Odd Friendship: With Nightfall, a Dream Dragon that punished villains in their sleep. Despite clashing when they first met, they became close teammates over various adventures.
Synchronization: She's linked with, and might be the Anthropomorphic Personification of, the Core of Light. When the Darkness attacks it, she feels horrible pain, and it being shattered sends her into a coma. However, this also proves it wasn't truly destroyed, as she's still alive.
Yin-Yang Bomb: She has learned to preform these with Nightfall.

Nightfall

Expy: Of Blackout.
Please, Don't Leave Me: When Guiding Light seemingly dies when the Core of Light is shattered, he breaks down crying, begging her not to leave him. Fortunately, she's just comatose, not dead.

Buzz Scales

An Arm and a Leg: His right front leg was blown off protecting a younger cadet from Valefor nearly leveling Skylander Academy. He could've had it reattached, but asked his best friend Sunspot cauterize the wound so he could continue helping fight the Dark Dragon. He made a mechanical replacement later on.
Artificial Limbs: His right front leg is mechanical.
Disabled in the Adaptation: Buzz Scales lost his right front leg protecting a younger cadet from Valefor's attack and replaced it with a mechanical one. This never happened to Drobot.
Gadgeteer Genius: He's a genius dragon who created his own Powered Armor.
Not So Stoic: Despite his normally stoic nature, he's left furious with a fellow Skylander for acting like the Skylanders who were de-powered by the Darkness 'had it easy' and should suck it up. He gives a "The Reason You Suck" Speech and forces said Skylander to apologize and do 50 laps around the ship.
Powered Armor: He invented a suit of powered armor that allows him to be a superhero. Unfortunately, the Darkness is able to remove his ability to make and use Magitech, rendering it useless.
The Smart Guy: He's one of the smartest Skylanders. This allows him to deduce that the Darkness didn't truly destroy the Core of Light, merely shatter it, and thus it can be recovered and restored.
The Stoic: He's noted as being a stoic dragon.

Smellba II

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Great Skunk, Blue Bard, Good Witch, Dark Magic User

Faction: Hydianite (former/unwilling), Blue Bards

Smellba II (her entry here) is a young member of the Blue Bards, and a young Great Skunk who escaped her extremely abusive Hydianite mother.

Dreadful Musician: She loves music...but due to her raising, her tastes in music are considered horrible and most people have to cover their ears when she plays. She's still encouraged to do so, however, because it's what she likes. She actually invokes this during the Darkest Hour Crisis to disable an enemy due to lacking her powers at the time.
Legacy Character: Subverted, her mother wanted her to be this to the First Age witch Smellba, but she refused due to being too kindhearted to be a Wicked Witch.
Like Mother, Unlike Daughter: Her mother is a sadistic, evil Hydianite witch, while Smellba II is a compassionate, nice guy. She ultimately ends up becoming a Skylander, basically a superhero.
One-Winged Angel: She actually mastered the same spell that the original Smellba did to transform into a much larger, stronger skunk monster with horrifically awful musk.
Smelly Skunk: She's a Great Skunk who's trained in olfactory magics, but unlike her mother and namesake, she refuses to use them to torture others, rather just incapacitate enemies. She actually prefers using good smells, however.

Pulsar

Related in the Adaptation: She's based off of Punk Shock, who is unrelated to Echo and Zap outside of being Water Skylanders. Here, she's their daughter.
Uneven Hybrid: She's 1/4 Oceanaiad and 3/4 Water Dragon.

Sunspot

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Superhero, Wandering Hero (Formally) Hybrid, Mutant, Metabeing, Prankster, Chosen One, Griffgon

Faction: Skylanders, Avalar

"Roast n' Toast!"

Sunspot (his entry here

) is a Phoenix Griffon/Dragon hybrid with a tragic past.

Adaptation Species Change: Sunburn in canon is a dragon/phoenix hybrid, here he's half-Phoenix Griffon.
The Aloner: For much of his life, Sunspot was forced to remain alone due to constantly being hunted all over the Avalar for his power and after the death of his father figure, was left terrified that he'd get people killed if he stuck around them too long. As such, he'd merely show up, stay awhile, possibly deal with some bad guys, and then leave. It wasn't until he arrived at Skylander Academy he was able to actually settle down and no longer be alone.
Baritone of Strength: It's noted he has a deep, smooth voice that Pyro III compares to someone doing movie trailers. He's also incredibly powerful due to the circumstances of his birth.
Born Winner: Sunspot was born in the heart of a volcanic eruption and absorbed its power as he hatched. This power is also believed to have contained Valefor's PQ and the Destroyer Demon's power that had been in the mantle and purified by Pyro II. This is on top of being a hybrid between two powerful and highly compatible species. As a result, Sunspot hatched incredibly powerful and can produce some of the hotest flames any mortal dragon has ever been capable of. However, this comes with the drawback that ever since he was born, he's been hunted for his power and naturally has a large number of issues from it.
Commonality Connection: He bonded with Prism Wing over the fact they are the only members of their species in Avalar.
Dark and Troubled Past: Due to the power he possessed that could potentially be stolen, he spent most of his life since he was born being on the run from the forces of evil that wanted to capture, experiment on him, and kill him to get his power. This caused the death of his father figure and meant he could settle down anywhere for fear of being cornered and getting those around him killed.
Expy: Of Sunburn.
The Movie Buff: After finally being able to settle down at Skylander Academy, Sunspot has come to be a western movie buff.
Never Learned to Read: Due to being on the run from practically the day he was born, Sunspot never learned to read or got a traditional education. He's been taught to since joining Skylander Academy, but it's still a sore spot for him.
Person of Mass Destruction: Sunspot is noted to possess absurdly strong flames, capable of melting even diamond. When preparing to unleash his full fire power, he had to take the fight high into the air to avoid dealing a great deal of damage to Angel's Throne (which keep in mind, is a city built to deal with a population of dragons).
Playing with Fire: Being half Fire Dragon and half Phoenix Griffon, he has a great deal of fire power. He's capable of creating heat so intense it can melt diamond and produce some of the hotest fire any dragon has ever produced.
The Prankster: It's noted despite his generally tragic past and 'mysterious loner' personality, he's a prankster and it's one reason he and Buzz Scales became best friends.
Resurrective Immortality: Due to his Phoenix half, Sunspot is can resurrect.
Stern Chase: Up until his teens, Sunspot was hunted all over Avalar by witches, bounty hunters, and others who wanted to steal his power for themselves. As such he was always on the run, not wanting to be cornered or bring harm to others.
Tears of Joy: After finally realizing he truly was safe at Skylander Academy, he breaks down crying happily in his dorm, knowing he finally has an actual home.
Technicolor Fire: Being half Phoenix Griffon, he's capable of producing powerful blue fire. When unleashing his Phoenix Grand Blaze attack, his fire becomes bluish white.
Undying Loyalty: He's noted as being extremely loyal to his fellow Skylanders and Aeon, due to them finally giving him a home and Family of Choice.
Walking the Earth: Sunspot spent most of his early life into his teens wandering Avalar, never settling down, because he was being constantly hunted and feared not only for his own life, but the lives of those around him. It wasn't until he was invited to Skylander Academy he finally had a real home.
You Killed My Father: He discovers that his parents were killed by Talon Bàis dragonslayers prior to his birth. He does not take this very well.

Sidewinder/Copperhead

Shooting Star

Windsaber, the Razor Wind

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Ornithian, Metabeing, Acepilot, Adventurer, Explorer, Empowered Being, Knife Fighter, Mechanic

Faction: Skylanders, Avalar

"Feather the Storm!"

Windsaber (profile here

) is an Ornithian mutant and heroic Skylander.

Adaptational Early Appearance: Stormblade didn't appear until Skylanders: SuperChargers. Here she first appears and joins the Skylanders during the events of Skylanders: SWAP Force, as the events of the former don't happen in the Codex Verse for close to a century later.
Amazonian Beauty: She is described as having a martial artists build.
Expy: Of the wind elemental Skylander Stormblade.
Feather Fletchettes: She has trained to throw knives and uses magic to fly with wings made out of said knives.

Breezewing

Breezewing (introduced in this story

) is a Skylander from hundreds of years ago who was found sealed in crystal and kickstarting a quest to uncover the conspiracy behind her and her team being forgotten by history.

Artificial Human: Breezewing was created by powerful mages to defend their sea side village home. Fortunately, she was adopted and raised by a kindly family, making her very well-adjusted.
Hulking Out: If she loses control of her emotions, she'll transform into an uncontrollable, kaiju-like monster.
Mix-and-Match Man: She was created by combining the traits of the strongest creatures in her home village, making her a chimera.
Mythology Gag: Breezewing is based off the unmade Skylander of the same name, and her team are all named after other cut Skylanders.
Sealed Good in a Can: She was left imprisoned in crystal deep beneath Mt. Cloudbreak long ago and only released by Sidewinder when he found her centuries later.
Unperson: Breezewing and her team were somehow erased from all records and forgotten even by people who knew them. Finding out how that happened and unravelling the conspiracy becomes a major storyline.

Thunder Clap

Stormfront

The Ace: It's mentioned he had the potential to be one of the greatest Storm Giant heroes to ever live, but retired early for unknown reasons.
Evil All Along: It turns out that he was the traitor on Breezewing's team that stabbed them in the back and murdered most of them to steal their accomplishments for himself with the Torquem Memorias.
Team Killer: It's revealed that Stormfront was part of Breezewing's team, but betrayed and murdered the others to use the Torquem Memorias to steal all their accomplishments for himself.

Wolfsbane Legacy

General

Ancestral Weapon: The family has numerous weapons that have been passed down over the generations. The most notable is the Dagger of Thorns, the Legacy's most powerful weapon. It has been handed down from Father Wolfsbane the First all the way to the present. It was the weapon Wolfsbane nearly killed Blackthorn with, and generations of being used as a monster-slaying weapon has granted it supernatural powers.

Father Wolfsbane the First

The progenitor of the Wolfsbane Legacy, and the first mortal nemesis of Emperor Blackthorn.

As the Good Book Says...: Often does this during his hunts and adventures, on account of being a preacher/priest, often as a Badass Boast.
Father Wolfsbane: "Realize this, fiends, and be afraid. Listen, all monsters of the night! Arm yourselves yet be afraid! Ready yourselves yet be found wanting! Devise plans as you may: they will come to nothing! Make what pronouncements you like; it will be for naught! For the King is with us! SO BE IT!" ^note
Badass Normal: Father Wolfsbane took on an entire clan of cunning, shape-shifting, demigod tyrants and their scheming, manipulative and dreaded divine patriarch, and other monsters as well, all while being just a mortal Pony.
Badass Preacher: His Pre-Mortem One-Liner to a Changeling King implies the 'Father' in his name wasn't just for show and he was a preacher or priest of the King in Heaven. The fact he invoked that while killing a Changeling King shows the first part of the trope.
- He's so badass he even managed to convert a 'Great One' during the 'Purgation of Giernan' after establishing contact with and befriending her. People are still shocked and wondering how the Hells he did it long after his death.
Catchphrase: Developed one that his family when killing the first Changeling King ever killed by a mortal would carry on through the years as a Pre-Mortem One-Liner or Bond One-Liner:
Father Wolfsbane: I'm but a stallion serving the King in Heaven. I suggest you make your peace with him and your sins.
Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?:
- He was the first mortal to ever kill a Changeling King, possibly others as well, as well as the first being period to hand Blackthorn a decisive loss. In their final confrontation, he nearly killed Blackthorn.
- The events of the 'Purgation of Giernan' he was involved in, which is a massive Shout-Out to Bloodborne, implies he had slain, defeated, banished or otherwise neutralized no less than half a dozen ersatzs of the Great Ones whose influence and blood were the source of the plague/scourge of Werebeasts in the first place, whether by himself or with others.
- Inverted with Ebrietas, whom he convinced to pull a Heel–Face Turn after realizing the 'Great One' was horribly misled by the Healing Conclave He also managed to convert Ebrietas to the Magnean faith without going mad from her eldritch presence, something that still shocks/baffles people to this day.
Did We Just Have Tea with Cthulhu?:
- In a Shout-Out to "Anderson Quest", Father Wolfsbane actually manages to befriend Ebrietas, Daughter of the Cosmos, whose blood was responsible for the Werebeast Scourge afflicting the city of Giernan and even convert her to the Meganian faith after somehow establishing contact with her (somehow without going mad) and recognizing that she was as much a victim of all this as she was an Unwitting Pawn being manipulated by the Healing Conclave ruling the city.
The Dreaded: Developed into this and made his descendants this with his ability to challenge Blackthorn.
Humble Hero: Father Wolfsbane maintains he is but a humble servant of the King in Heaven, even while taking on malicious monsters and dangerous demigods.
Posthumous Character: It's implied that he's long dead before Codex Equus researchers were able to learn about him, but he left behind the Wolfsbane Legacy, whose members continue to hunt monsters across the world.
Shout-Out: The entire 'Purgation of Giernan' is one massive Shout-Out to Bloodborne, and the Hellsing Abridged/Bloodbrone crossover fanfic Anderson Quest, with Father Wolfsbane in the role of the Player Character / Father Alexander Anderson.
Shrouded in Myth: Little is known yet regarding Father Wolfsbane, only that despite being a mortal stallion, he and his line became legendary for taking on monsters, horrors and villains of all sorts, notably a whole court of shapeshifting tyrannical demigods (being the first mortal to kill one of them and even nearly taking out their scheming, manipulative divine patriarch in their Final Battle).
Worthy Opponent: He was such a Badass Preacher and warrior that he became the first mortal to not only defeat, but nearly kill Emperor Blackthorn, one of two Progenitors of divine/mortal Changelingkind. His accomplishments were impressive enough to earn Blackthorn's respect.

Lady Wolfsbane

Character: Heroic

Allignment: Neutral Good

Type: Monster Hunter/Scientist/Genius

Faction: The Wolfsbane Legacy

"It is said 'Evil triumphs when Good does nothing'. So long as Good never relents, then, Evil shall never triumph!"

Lady Wolfsbane (her entry here) is a member of the Wolfsbane Legacy, a clan of monster hunters descending from their legendary founder Father Wolfsbane, the first mortal arch-nemesis of Changeling Emperor Blackthorn of the Changeling Summer Court and the closest being to ever put the Changeling Emperor at death's door. Like her distant ancestor and her predecessors, Lady Wolfsbane upholds her family's tradition to oppose and defeat evil of both monstrous and mortal make wherever they could be found menacing mortalkind, and is intelligent and capable enough to serve as Blackthorn's mortal Arch-Enemy as the many members of the Wolfsbane Legacy had before her.

Action Girl: She's a profession monster hunter and so good at her job she's the nemesis of Blackthorn.
Arch-Enemy: The latest of the Wolfsbane Legacy to be this to Blackthorn, though she's his Friendly Enemy... despite the two exchanging rapid-fire murder attempts.
Batman Gambit: Capable of pulling this, owing to being clever and cunning enough to rival Emperor Blackthorn. Example: Five separate Count Dracolts from different eras once came back from the dead to terrorize the world again. Knowing she can't fight them all, she took advantage of the fact their ego won't allow them to stand existence of other 'pretenders', and arranged for all of them to appear in the same place at the same time. Cue epic Mêlée à Trois that left the battered last-standing survivor open to be curb-stomped by her.
Bullying a Dragon: Intelligent Changeling Kings go out of their way of arousing her attention, but there are those foolish or overconfident enough to try and take her on despite knowing how incredibly dangerous she is. It's for this reason any Changeling King who challenged Wolfsbane and was slain by her is condemned to Winter, as Blackthorn will not tolerant incompetence.
Casual Danger Dialogue: Carries on a friendly conversation with Emperor Blackthorn as the two trade attempts to murder each other.
The Chessmaster: Both literally and metaphorically. She plays Go with Blackthorn like all other archenemies and rivals of the Changeling Emperor and among the very few who could keep up with him. Given her opponent, who's 'The Sovereign of Schemes', she HAS to be to stand any chance against him.
Determinator: As noted in the quote above, Lady Wolfsbane will not stop, EVER, from fighting and destroying evil monsters, and from trying to kill Changeling Emperor Blackthorn. The ENTIRE CLAN since Father Wolfsbane I is this, leading to the Summer Court Changelings nicknaming them 'The Relentless Ones'.
Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: Regularly contends with Emperor Blackthorn, an ancient and extremely cunning god, and has managed to genuinely foil his plans on multiple occasions. This runs in the family, as her entire family are his mortal nemesis. For reference, Emperor Blackthorn's only other serious rivals includes his counterpart in the Spring Court, a divine Vampire Monarch, and a multi-million years old Dragon parent deity, while his Arch-Enemy is a reality-warping incarnation of chaos and disharmony. Lady Wolfsbane and her family, regardless of generation, are just ordinary but incredibly skilled mortals, making it all the more impressive. As Wolfsbane told one Changeling dumb enough to genuinely enrage her (who didn't live much longer): if she's their father's Worthy Opponent whom he considers his equal, shouldn't the King be just as afraid of her as he was of Blackthorn?
Did You Just Scam Cthulhu?: She would take it one step further than many of her predecessors had by managing to trick Blackthorn himself, disguising herself as a noble mare who Blackthorn had eyed and siring a son through their union, ensuring the Wolfsbane Legacy would have a demigod Autumn Court Royal Changeling among their members - Lord Coronatus Wolfsbane-Lyonesse I - who would have even greater strength, cunning intellect and ageless immortality to rival and oppose Blackthorn.
The Dreaded: She and her entire family line are among the few beings the Changeling Summer Court are actively scared of, as they're Blackthorn's mortal nemesis, and have come closer to killing him than nearly anyone else. Blackthorn himself seems to enjoy the challenge. This extends to other monster species, who have come to fear the Wolfsbane Legacy on instinct.
Common Changeling Saying: "When Common Changelings want to scare each other, they tell Changeling King stories. When the Scions of Summer want to scare each other, they tell Wolfsbane stories."
Everyone Has Standards: She hunts monsters and matches wits with the Summer Court on a weekly basis, but she isn't out to get those monsters who aren't actually doing anything wrong. She is a mare serving the King In Heaven, not a racist murderer.
Friendly Enemy: Despite her and Blackthorn rapid-fire trading attempts to murder each other, she's got a friendly relationship with him. Her explanation is that she and Blackthorn act this way towards one another because they view the other as an equal.
Humble Hero: Lady Wolfsbane claims, as her ancestor had and her predecessors may had, she is but a humble mare serving the King In Heaven.
Just Toying with Them: Discussed in a drabble regarding the entire conflict between Emperor Blackthorn with the Wolfsbane Legacy. During one of their gaming/assassination sessions, Blackthorn raised the possibility that this entire time, he was only toying with her and her line since it seems inconceivable that a lineage of mortal monster-hunters, for all their credentials, could ever really stood a chance against an ancient, immortal, supremely skillful scheming and deceiving divine of his caliber. Lady Wolfsbane confidently responded that she never considered this possibility for even a moment, because they know for a fact that he did not survive and prevail for so long by fooling around and underestimating any-pony, meaning that either they were facing off an impostor the entire time, or maybe they are just that good. The Changeling Emperor near-unambiguously confirms the latter assertion is correct.
O.O.C. Is Serious Business: She actively avoids harming monsters who aren't hurting anyone and that they're not Always Chaotic Evil...with the one known exception of Skin Walkers, which she flat out says the closest thing to a good one is a dead one. This highlights just how utterly monstrous and dangerous they are.
Religious Bruiser: Downplayed, but Father Wolfsbane was a Badass Preacher of the Magnean/Meganian Religions, and many in the Wolfsbane Legacy seems to have also followed the religion. Lady Wolfsbane had noted herself, like her ancestors, that she's a just a mare serving the King In Heaven.
Van Helsing Hate Crime: Subverted. When Vinyl Scratch, who's actually an Equestrian Vampire, and Octavia panic in a chance encounter with her, she reassures them that she recognizes there are monsters who are Ponies, just as there are Ponies who are monsters, and she doesn't go out of her way to hunt and persecute them just for being what they are, so long as they do no harm.
Lady Wolfsbane: I'm a mare serving the King in Heaven, not a racist murderer.
World's Smartest Man: One of them, being so intelligent she rivals Blackthorn in intellect.
Worthy Opponent: Emperor Blackthorn considers her and her entire lineage to be this. Father Wolfsbane I was the first mortal EVER to kill a Changeling King, and he himself came closest to killing him than most other character we had known so far in their final confrontation. Lady Wolfsbane also consistently survives every confrontation with Emperor Blackthorn and had also taken out all Changeling Kings foolish enough to try and take her on.

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Caring Dreams/The Marionette

See her folder entry here.

Chief Priestess Healing Heart

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Holy Mare, White Mage, Rescue Worker, Werebeast Alpha

Faction: Guardians of Love, Heart Family

"Though transcended beyond mere Equinity, I am faithful to my ancestor's legacy and to the King who watches over us from the Heavens."

Chief Priestess Healing Heart (her entry here

) is a Fourth Age descendant of Saint/Princess Sweetheart, the current matriarch of the Heart family, and the leader of the Guardians of Love.

Astonishingly Appropriate Appearance: Her Cutie Mark is a red heart with a golden cross in the middle. This refers to her connection to not only the Heart family (including their progenitor, Saint/Princess Sweetheart), but also the Guardians of Love that Sweetheart founded. Her Cutie Mark also represents her desire to heal/save others just as she was saved as a filly and her beliefs in the sacredness of life.
Chronic Hero Syndrome: Due to her job, she can be a bit of a Workaholic and thus neglect herself at times in favor of helping others.
Freudian Excuse: Inverted. She became a Guardian of Love — and ultimately, its leader — because in her youth, she and her parents got in a horrible carriage accident that left them mortally wounded at the bottom of a ravine. Fortunately, it was the Guardians of Love's timely intervention that all three of them were saved.
Gold and White Are Divine: She has white fur both as a Pegasus and a Wereskunk Alpha, and her Cutie Mark has a golden cross in the middle of a red heart. Her armor, modeled after Saint Sweetheart's Armor of Love, has golden accents to differentiate the two. While she herself isn't divine, she's a devoutly religious mare who worships various deities like the 'King in Heaven' as well as Medik of the Bogolenya Deer Pantheon. She's also a biological descendant of Saint Sweetheart, who came Back from the Dead as an Alicorn goddess.
Healing Factor: Being a Wereskunk Alpha makes her capable of rapidly healing from most forms of damage. The only exceptions is when she comes into contact with silver, which in her case is difficult to heal from and only causes her extreme pain.
Heroic Self-Deprecation: While she does regard Sweetheart highly, she admitted to sometimes suffering from anxiety stemming from worries that she's a Sketchy Successor to Sweetheart's legacy, despite all her own accomplishments. She even offered Sweetheart her leadership/priestess position after the latter came Back from the Dead.
Holy Hand Grenade: Being a White Mage makes her capable of wielding a white variety of holy magic spells.
Kryptonite Factor: Due to being a Wereskunk Alpha, she's vulnerable to silver, but her status as an Alpha means silver only causes her extreme pain rather than instantly killing her as it would in normal situations. Only specifically enchanted silver can kill her.
The Leader: She's presently the leader of the Guardians of Love and its Chief Priestess. However, she once tried offering her position to her ancestor, Sweetheart, on account of the latter being its founder and more experienced once she came Back from the Dead. Sweetheart refused and gave her her (literal) blessings.
Mystical White Hair: She has white fur, which carries over into her Wereskunk Alpha form. She's also a Fourth Age descendant of Sweetheart, who came Back from the Dead as an Alicorn goddess, and worships gods like the 'King in Heaven' and Medik.
Point of Divergence: Her entry notes that if she and her parents were not found in time by the Guardians of Love, they all would have bled to death at the bottom of a ravine after their carriage accident.
Really 700 Years Old: She's presently 500 years old. This is because the Wereskunk strain she was (willingly) infected with granted her immortality, among other perks.
Sketchy Successor: She sees herself as one to Sweetheart. Despite her own accomplishments, she admitted to suffering from anxiety over not living up to her ancestor's legacy as a legendary heroine and founder of the Guardians of Love. She even offered her leadership position to Sweetheart once the latter came Back from the Dead as an Alicorn goddess, but Sweetheart refused it and gave her her approval and (literal) blessings.
Smelly Skunk: As a Wereskunk, she can spray a horrible-smelling musk from the base of her tail, which she can do with incredible accuracy. Due to her size and Alpha status, her musk is far stronger compared to that of a normal skunk.
Superpowerful Genetics: As a member of the Heart family, she inherited Sweetheart's holy magic and healing powers.
Weather Manipulation: As a Pegasus, her tribal magic involves weather manipulation..
White Mage: Much like her Second Age ancestor, Sweetheart, she's a proficient "white mage" capable of wielding a wide variety of holy magic spells.
Workaholic: As a lifelong rescue worker, and the leader of a religious organization that specializes in healing and rescue, she tends to neglect herself at times in favor of saving others' lives.

Daydream Do

Alliterative Name: Daydream Do.
Clones Are People, Too: She's technically a clone of her mother AK Yearling/Daring Do. She's treated as her daughter and her own person separate from her, even if she follows in her footsteps in a lot of ways.

Detective Private Eye

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Hard-boiled Detective/Private Eye/Former Royal Guard

Faction: Equestrian Crowns

"I ain't Sam Steed or Shadow Spade, but I'll still work to see justice getting done."

Detective Private Eye (his entry here

) is a private detective currently employed by the Equestrian Crown, and is considered one of the best in his field.

Badass Normal: He has no special powers, just a regular stallion who's a good detective.

Detective Garon/Galvan, the Metal Guardian

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Police Detective, Cyborg, Super Cop, Armored Hero

Faction: Principalities of Equestria, Machina

Galvan, also known as Detective Garon (his entry here

) was a Griffon detective who, following an incident where he saved a young Filly Firestar from a Tribalist lynch mob, was mortally injured and was subsequently rebuilt as a cyborg.

Artificial Limbs: While what parts of him are mechanic isn't specified, it is clarified his wings are now fully mechanical.
Chest Blaster: Has a star beam in his chest that he can use for his Galvan Nova Finishing Move.
Cool Big Bro: He acts this way towards Filly Firestar, Fillydelphia's resident Magical Filly, and his rather unorthodox partner.
Cyborg: After being badly maimed by a lynch mob, he volunteered for Project Galvan, an experimental Machina cybernetics project. As a result, he was rebuilt as a cyborg police officer.
Fantastic Racism: He was a target of this, and had to be rebuilt as a cyborg after being badly maimed by a lynch mob. As a result, he has little patience for racism.
Pro-Human Transhuman: Despite being rebuilt as a cyborg, he doesn't view himself as better than his unenhanced fellow cops and constantly encourages them as A Father to His Men.
Secret-Keeper: His partner Filly Firestar shared her Secret Identity with him. She was the filly he saved from the lynch mob and inspired to become a superhero in the first place.
We Can Rebuild Him: He was left badly maimed by a tribalist lynch mob, but was rebuilt as a cyborg to allow him to return to service.
Wing Shield: His cybernetic wings are the toughest part of his body, and thus designed to be used as a shield and protect himself and others from attacks.

Don Coyote, Windmill Slayer, The Mad Knight, That Old Man, The Ninth Pillar (self proclaimed, never recognized)

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Elderly. Delusional. Maniac. Knight In Shining Armor. Strength of the insane. Unbreakable courage. Shoddy equipment. VAST knowledge of fairy tales and legends of knighthood.

Faction: The Code of Chivalry. His Lady Barkinia. Himself.

"To dream, the impossible dream, to ride where the brave dare not go, to fight the unbeatable foe, to right the unrightable wrong, to be chaste and love from affair, to reach for the unreachable star, to march into Hell for a Heavenly cause!"

Accidental Hero: He very much does intend to be a hero, and does do some heroic things on purpose, but some of his most impressive feats were done without him realizing how impressive they actually were, such as defeating a Efreeti, a wizard, and even managing to fight with a Winter Court Changeling Queen's hive (possibly even Chrysalis's) and living.
Born in the Wrong Century: Sadly, the knight he aspired to be has began dying out by the time he chose to become one. He was very earnest about it, however.
Knight in Shining Armor: Very much desires and wants to be one. Despite his insanity, he does do some genuinely heroic things.
Power Born of Madness: Has 'Strength of the Insane' listed as one of his abilities.
Windmill Crusader: As with the character he's based on. Comically, however, as this is Equus where magical entities genuinely exist, he ends up running into several legit supernatural entities and does manage to survive or even beat them... without even realizing they are such.

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Lysets Far, the Light Father

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Hybrid/Warrior/Protector/Demigod

Faction: Light Garrison (Founder/Leader)

"Where there is light, there is darkness. But where there is evil, there is good!"

Born to Astrid Titanna, the Jotunn goddess of War, and a 'Visitor' Giant of Light, Lyset Far is a hybrid 'Cerquus' demigod hero. From his mother Astrid he inherited her fighting prowess and (to a degree) her battle-lust; but from his Giant of Light heritage and his aunt Elske the Jotunn Love Goddess he developed a compassionate personality. Combined with his titanic size, he became a powerful and renowned heroic warrior dedicated to the protection of innocents, especially Tinies, frequently fighting on their behalf against monsters and demons.

He is the founder and leader of the Light Garrison, a faction of heroic Giants of Light who also shared his views, and together they have fought against evil and darkness across Equus and beyond, bringing light and righteousness wherever they fought, whether with their hooves or with powerful beams of energy their kind famously wields.

Blood Knight: Downplayed. While he inherited his mother's warmongering tendencies, much of it is greatly tempered by the compassion of his aunt Elske, the Jotunn Love goddess.
The Cape: portrayed as this. He got his power and fighting skills from his mother, but a noble and kind character from his aunt and his father. Together they made him a paragon of righteous might and heroic personality.
Captain Ersatz: Is one to the Father of Ultra, complete with being the leader of a faction of giant, heroic super-powerful warriors with alien origins. However, he's a hybrid in the Codexverse instead of an alien, being the son of a Jotunn War goddess and a Giant of Light.
Divine Parentage: He's the son of Astrid Titanna, the Jotunn goddess of War, Strength, and Victory, and an Equine Giant of Light. His mixed heritage grants him a powerful combination of magic from both parent races as well as a "perfect" light-absorbing gene that lacks the weakness of energy burning that his fellows have. Astrid has stated that her younger sister, Elske, was responsible for bringing her and her future lover together.
Energy Weapon: He could cast light beams that could burn at over 800,000 degrees Celsius. During the battle against Surtr in 'Final Ragnarok' he managed to flat out incinerate one Fire Jotunn and burn a hole through another.
A Father to His Men: He cares deeply about the Giants of Light warriors under his command in the 'Light Garrison', which gave him his title as "The Light Father".
Freeze Ray: Due to his heritage, he also wields limited power over ice and wind from his mother Astrid, which he combined with the powers inherited from his father to create freeze rays.
Good Parents: His profile describes him as a naturally good father to his son, Tarou.
Hunter of Monsters: Accompanies his mother on her monster hunts when he came of age and continued so well after he went on to found the 'Light Garrison', which has fighting monsters as part of their portfolio.
Hunter of His Own Kind: Downplayed, as evil Giants of Light are incredibly rare, but one of Lyset's greatest victories prior to founding the Light Garrison was defeating a Fallen Giant of Light warlord. It was a feat so incredible that his mother always bragged about it to anyone who listens.
Large and in Charge: Is a Jotunn Demigod, meaning that while he's still smaller than his mother, he still dwarves even mortal Jotunns, and substantially more powerful. He's also the founder and leader of a faction of heroic Giant warriors.
Light 'em Up: As a Giant of Light demigod, he possess various light-based abilities that comes from his half-cosmic heritage. Because of his demigod blood he possess much more refined and stronger versions of his people's Superpowerful Genetics, with more powerful light abilities and more efficient light processing cells.
The Magnificent: Known as "The Light Father" for being the founder/leader of the Light Garrison.
The Marvelous Deer: Is a heroic Jotunn demigod. Jotunn are essentially giant Deer.
Megaton Punch: He's strong enough that he could shatter the skull of a Fire Jotunn with a single punch, as demonstrated during the Final Ragnarok conflict, and likely can do more than that.
Our Founder: Founder of the 'Light Garrison', a faction of Giants of Light dedicated to fighting monsters and demons, and protecting innocents from evil in general.
Our Giants Are Bigger: Is a Jotunn Demigod. This makes Lysets Far titanic even among Jotunns and other Giant races, though still dwarfed by his Divine parent, Astrid, and other Giant Deities.
Semi-Divine: Is a Jotunn Demigod son of Astrid Titanna, the Jotunn Goddess of War, Strength, and Victory, with a 'Visitor' Giant of Light. It's because of his mixed divine/alien heritage that he inherited their powers, an incredibly superior light-absorbing gene compared to those of his fellow Giants of Light, and their fighting prowess.

The Medicine Seller

Character: Neutral (though leans slightly towards Heroic)

Alignment: Lawful Neutral

Type: Salesman/Wanderer/Exorcist

Faction: Unaffiliated

"Oh, I'm just a simple medicine seller."

The Medicine Seller (his entry here

) is an enigmatic stallion who claims to be a "simple medicine seller", but is actually a powerful and experienced exorcist who specializes in killing wicked and/or corrupted Tulpas.

Anti-Magic: His sword's blade has the ability to completely nullify a Tulpa's magic. As Tulpas are magical beings, this essentially kills them.
Blatant Lies: Will always describe himself as a "simple medicine seller" if asked about his identity, though he's actually far from the truth.
Cool Sword: He carries a mystical sword whose blade can completely nullify magic, making it an extremely dangerous weapon against Tulpas. He only uses it when he exposes a Tulpa with the "Three Bodies".
Covert Pervert: It's rumored that he secretly carries erotic material in the small dresser drawer he wears as a backpack, but he'll always cough uncomfortably if asked. It's also rumored that he knows certain blends that increases a person's heat and/or sexual prowess.
Deity of Human Origin: Implied. He usually appears as a pale Neighponese unicorn with an outdated taste in fashion, but his true form is a black Alicorn with gold clothes and pelt markings. If anything, it raises certain questions about his history.
Dull Surprise: Much like his character inspiration, he's extremely hard to surprise. This is because, as a Tulpa exorcist, he's been exposed to a lot of mortal cruelty that encountering an evil Tulpa has become a normal routine.
Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": People always call him "Medicine Seller" due to his claims that he is, and the fact that he never reveals his true name to anyone.
Expy: The writer stated that the Medicine Seller is based off of the titular character from Mononoke, though he also appeared in Ayakashi: Samurai Horror Tales. One of his exploits was based on the "Bakeneko" short from the latter show, hunting down an evil cat-like Tulpa that was haunting an impoverished noble family in Neighpon.
Good is Not Nice: He's wholly dedicated to hunting down evil Tulpas and protecting the races of Equus from them... but it's said in his profile that while he does acknowledge the Tulpas as sapient beings with their own thoughts and feelings, he won't hesitate to kill them for the greater good since they would become dangerous if left unchecked. And because he's been exposed to the horrors committed by mortals, he shows little empathy for them even as he protects them from the Tulpas they created.
Humans Are Bastards: Generally, even as he protects them from evil Tulpas, his opinion on mortal races is rather dim, since they are often responsible for creating said Tulpas with their acts of cruelty and despair.
Humans Are the Real Monsters: His belief. Due to learning a lot of horror stories while hunting down Tulpas, he came to believe that all sapient races of Equus have a great capacity for evil. This is exemplified in one of his adventures, where his pursuit and defeat of a dangerous cat-like Tulpa revealed that it was created by a Neighponese lord who abused a concubine and beat her to death. That doesn't stop him from making exceptions if they manage to amuse him or continue to be kind despite everything.
Hunter of Monsters: He always claims that he's a simple medicine seller, but his real profession is being a Tulpa exorcist, hunting down Tulpas that are evil and/or dangerous to society and Equus at large. In one notable incident, he was hired by a general of the former kingdom Frater to take down the Tulpa Queen Fantasia, and even nearly killed her in their ensuing fight, but he stopped his attacks once Fantasia revealed her Reasoning.
Lightning Bruiser: Implied; his profile describes his true Alicorn form as being fast and strong enough to fight in close quarters.
Mysterious Past: His past is a mystery, yet he'll always deflect questions about it with the answer of being a simple medicine seller. Given that his true form is a black Alicorn, it's implied that he was once mortal but ascended, and has been around for a very long time.
Pay Evil unto Evil: After killing the Bakeneko, a catlike Tulpa that was hounding an impoverished house of Neighponese aristocrats, the elderly lord, the creator of the Bakeneko and the only survivor of his family, was imprisoned in his own basement in order to face his sins of abusing and killing a former concubine for the remainder of his ailing life. It's speculated that either the Medicine Seller or the lord's last surviving staff did it.
Rule of Three: The only time he goes all-out on a Tulpa is if he exposes them with "The Three Bodies". Once he knows what it looks like (Shape), how it was born (Origin), and why it behaved a certain way (Reason), then he can unleash his power to kill the Tulpa.
The Stoic: He's described as a stoic and unflappable person. Justified, since he's been desensitized to the horrors that create evil Tulpa.
Super-Powered Alter Ego: Much like his character inspiration, he'll turn into something much more powerful than his base self, that something being a similar-looking person with gold motifs. In this case, the Medicine Seller's true form is that of a black Alicorn with gold markings and layered gold-black kimonos and the ability to use blue fire magic. He only appears once he exposes a Tulpa with the Three Bodies.
Unwitting Pawn: He was hired by a general of the former kingdom of Frater to take out Queen Fantasia, then a mortal Tulpa who she desperately kidnapped Frater's Crown Prince to avert the coming of a divine curse. Unbeknownst to all parties, including the Medicine Seller himself, the general who hired him was in turn manipulated by a resentful and bitter general who tried to get the kingdoms of Soror and Frater destroyed to spite both for forgetting him. This was eventually resolved when Fantasia's motives were publicly made known and the true mastermind exposed.
What Measure Is a Non-Human?: Played with. While he does acknowledge that Tulpas are sapient beings with their own thoughts and feelings, he won't hesitate to kill them for the greater good if they prove themselves to be dangerous to society. On the other hand, while he protects mortal races from evil Tulpas, he has a very low opinion of them since they're often the reason why they're hounded by Tulpas in the first place.
Willfully Weak: The only times he unleashes his full power and true form is when he learns everything about the Tulpa(s) he's hunting down. Every other time, he only uses the barest minimum to defeat his foes.
Winged Unicorn: What his true form is revealed to be, once the Tulpa he's targeting is fully exposed. His profile describes it as a black Alicorn with a golden mane, with layered black and gold kimonos, golden markings on his pelt, and an "open eye" Cutie Mark.

Moon River/Space Rider

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Teen Hero, Armored Hero, Magnetic Hero, Divine Student

Faction: The Rider Club (Founder)

Moon River (his entry here) is a Neighponese immigrant and Equestrian high school student who would become the superhero Space Rider.

Captain Ersatz: Of Gentaro Kisaragi/Kamen Rider Fourze.
Clueless Chick-Magnet: While he has admirers in four young fillies who plan to ask him out to prom, he is oblivious to all of them because he is devoted to his first love, Neighdeshiko. It's been suggested In-Universe that he might be demisexual like Prince Crystal Clear, the Novellus/Equestrian Alicorn god of Sound.

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Phoenix Flight

Phoenix Flight is a super lawyer and mortal Arch-Enemy of King Lepid Lyonesse.

Expy: Of Phoenix Wright from Ace Attorney.

Prancy Drew, the Filly Investigator

Her entry here

Prince Bachaaya Saaya, the Saved Shadow

Character: Villain [Formerly]/Heroic [Presently]

Alignment: Lawful Evil [Formerly]/Lawful Good [Presently]

Type: Fallen Hero, Ascendant Demon, Rebellious Servant, Redeemed Champion

Faction: Andherakshas of Andhera [Formerly], Keepers of Sacred Darkness [Presently]

"Darkness calls... but I will pay heed to it no more!"

Prince Bachaaya Saaya (first introduced here

) was an Andheraksha servant who, against all odds, somehow managed to break free from Andhera Mahaaraanee's control, and now seek to find redemption for both his failure as a mortal hero and all he had done in her service as a member of her corrupted demons.

Once a noble Hindian prince, when an insidious influence began to corrupt the kingdom of his birth, he along with other heroes set forth to uncover the source of that evil and attempt to stop it. This evil turned out to be none of than an Ancient Evil of Hind, the Maharajin of Darkness, taking root in the decadence and evil already present in the kingdom to establish her power anew. Despite their best efforts, they failed to stop her, and were defeated in the Final Battle against the vastly more powerful goddess.

Amused by their defiance, after having her way with them, Andhera would consume them like so many heroes before and corrupt them inside her darkness, turning them all, including Bachaaya Saaya, into the latest members of her Andheraksha hordes, becoming as amoral and decadent as the rest of those before them. Thanks in part to their efforts, the kingdom would fell, and the monster Bachaaya would become joined in the slaughter and revelry like the rest of the Andheraksha who participated in the sack.

But the prince he once was was not entirely gone - when he slaughtered his own wife and daughter, his memories and conscience returned fully, leaving him overwhelmed with horror and agony at what he had done and what he had become. Broken in spirit, he would continue to serve Andhera for the next few centuries, obeying and doing her will, no matter how villainous, in her name whenever let out, even as he wallowed in guilt and self-loathing in her court or within her. That was until one day, after centuries of servitude, he could take no more, and he would defy his mistress/liege and reclaim the person he once was.

Ascended Demon: What he became after he was given protection under Skotadi, the Darkness Primeval, who purified him of Andhera's remaining influence and replaced his darkness with her own and that of her realm of Sacred Darkness, becoming a 'Purified Demon' champion among her Keepers of Sacred Darkness followers.
The Assimilator: Displays this as a Andheraksha demon, absorbing two mortal mares into himself to protect them when he made his Faustian Rebellion.
The Atoner: Having failed as a mortal hero and committed many sins as a Tragic Villain, Prince Bachaaya Saaya is now dedicated to atoning for them and find redemption and forgiveness in himself after his successful Faustian Rebellion and escape from Andhera.
Being Evil Sucks: No matter how much power and pleasure his corrupted nature as an Andheraksha brought him, he simply cannot find joy in his liege and his fellow Andherakshas' decadence and amorality out of the guilt and self-loathing of his failure and all he did and become as a demon. Deciding one day that he simply cannot be or do any more evil is what led to his Faustian Rebellion.
Beyond the Impossible: What he did - breaking free from the control of his liege and mistress Andhera Mahaaraanee - was supposed to be utterly impossible, since as the Maharajin of Darkness explained, he wasn't simply just her slave or servant; he had been remade into effectively a part of her dark being, no more than just a limb or a cell of her magnificence. Of course, as the narration noted, "all things are impossible until it is done for the first time."
Beyond Redemption: For a long time he believed himself to be this, after having been broken in spirit following his realization of what he had done and become, believing there was no escape from his perdition and little choice beyond being Andhera's servant and plaything, no matter how guilt-ridden or filled with self-loathing he became. Eventually subverted however, when he simply could no longer abide by Andhera's will and pulled a Faustian Rebellion, setting him on the path of redemption.
The Champion: Was once this for his home kingdom, until he failed. Then he became one of Andhera Mahaaraanee's own demons of darkness, and it's implied he served in this capacity among the Andsheraksha ranks given he was importantly enough to act as her battle-champion against heroes and executioner in at least one instance. After he rebelled and successfully escape to the Sacred Darkness and given Skotadi, the Darkness Primeval's general and Mark of protection, it's revealed he became one for Skotadi among her Keepers of Sacred Darkness followers following his purification in order to seek atonement for his failure and sins.
The Corruption: On the receiving end of one from Andhera Mahaaraanee, who twisted him and his comrades into her Andheraksha servants and then unleashed them onto his former kingdom.
The Dark Side Will Make You Forget: Played straight but then subverted. Bachaaya's corruption into an Andheraksha entailed the memories of who he once was along with his conscience being drowned out by Andhera's darkness, but - whether by design so he could infiltrate his own kingdom better or some unknown anomaly - the person he once was did not entirely disappear, and returned despite his corrupted state of being the night he brought down his kingdom and slaughtered his own family, leaving him horrified and agonized by what he done and become. Afterwards, it was noted that even if he himself want to so he would no longer have to live with his guilt and self-loathing, it was impossible to drown out his memories and conscience again, which Andhera herself theorized was due to the shock and trauma of the night he lost everything making them so deeply rooted into his core it was impossible to do so, and even Andhera is unwilling do go deeper into his being to do so as it would risk violating what remains of his soul in ways that would trifle with the Primeval Laws and bring the wrath of the Grand Primevals themselves upon her. The fact that he could not forget who he was and retain his conscience would eventually make it possible for Bachaaya to pull a Faustian Rebellion against Andhera and find his way to redemption.
Demon Of Mortal Origin: What he became as an Andheraksha, a race of demons of darkness named after their creator, Andhera Mahaaraanee, who create them from her darkness or by corrupting mortals into them after assimilating them.
Despair Event Horizon: Spent centuries in a broken state of guilt and self-loathing after realizing to his horror he had slaughtered his own beloved wife and daughter in his corrupted demonic self, as well as help destroyed his own kingdom. He would go on obediantly obeying his mistress/liege's will and doing many things no matter how villainous in her name out of despair, believing there was no escape from what he did and become. This lasted until he simply cannot bring himself to follow her orders any more and refused to execute a pair of her servant mares (a mother and her daughter) who committed an unspecified transgression against Andhera.
Determinator: After deciding to rebel, nothing would stop Bachaaya from reclaiming his freedom and former identity as a noble Hindian prince, even if it meant literally defying the will and wrath of his mistress/liege Andhera Mahaaraanee.
Did You Just Romance Cthulhu?: Extremely one-sided from Andhera's end, but while a demonic servant in her service, his outstanding service as well as crushing guilt kept attracting Andhera's attention and amusement, and as she had with him and many other servants she frequently invites him to sleep with her inside her body-realm or in her court, either on a whim or as a reward for his 'devotion'. Feeling he had no choice, he often complies and indulges carnal pleasure in the bosom of his mistress as a desperate distraction from his self-loathing and memories. It happened frequently enough in fact she bore demigod children with him, who would go on to harass him as Andhera and her other servants would whenever they cross paths and the opportunity presents itself over his eventual Faustian Rebellion and escape from Andhera's control.
Didn't See That Coming: It's implied like Andhera he wasn't expecting he would succeed in actually breaking from the Maharajin of Darkness' control through sheer Heroic Willpower. And in the end neither really cared how it happened, only how he and she dealt with it..
The Eeyore: He stood out among his Andheraksha demons for being this while everyone else act as amoral and decadent as their mistress was within her court and inside her body. It only served to amuse the sociopathic goddess and catch her attention, though.
Fate Worse than Death: He considers his state of existence as an Andheraksha demon to be this after slaughtering his wife and daughter and regretting it immensely upon coming to his senses. He was so broken in spirit he just followed his mistress' orders and served her as her minion, champion and plaything without protest or question, filled with guilt and self-loathing for every villainous and vile action he done in her name. He devotes himself to his tasks to distract himself from his misery and wishes he could forget what he did and who he was so he would no longer have to feel horrible, yet he cannot forget (Not even Andhera could banish those memories permenantly for some reason) nor stop feeling regret, continuing his misery. And he can't stop catching his mistress' attention with his outstanding service and standing-out gloominess, which impressed and amused her. As far as he knows or cares, this is his perdition, his 'Naraka', for his failures and his sins.
Heroic BSoD: His failure to save his homeland and the atrocities he committed as an Andheraksha before he came to his senses sent him into centuries of guilt and self-loathing even as he continued to serve Andhera's will and whims, too broken in spirit to resist. Then he couldn't take it anymore and decided to break free.
He's Back!: After centuries of self-loathing and growing guilt in his reluctant service as a demon servant of Andhera, being ordered to repeat his slaughter of his own wife and daughter by executing a pair of servant mares who earned Andhera's ire was what finally spurred him to a Faustian Rebellion.
Fallen Hero: From the Drabble, he was once a noble Warrior Prince of a Hind kingdom who sought to save his kingdom from an insidious force which had taken root in its growing decadence and corruption. Unfortunately, he and his friends were facing Andhera Mahaaraanee, who were amused by their defiance, and corrupted them into members of her own demons of darkness after defeating, having her way with and consuming them. He broke and became just as decadent and amoral as his fellow monsters, helping to bring about the destruction of his own kingdom, slaughtering and revelling in the carnage with glee until he killed his own wife and daughter, whereupon he came to his senses and became horrified by what he had done and became. Even afterwards, because he was broken in spirit, he would continue to serve Andhera afterwards despite finding little joy in it as he believed after all he did he had no choice in the matter... until he could take no more and finally choose not to serve her will anymore, in the process reclaiming his former identity and nobility.
Faustian Rebellion: Centuries of reluctant service and the guilt which came along with it eventually boiled over when he was ordered by Andhera to execute a pair of her servant mares (a mother and her daughter) who had wronged Andhera and she sees it unfit to just eat and corrupt them like she did so many others. Seeing a reflection of his own cardinal atrocity - the slaughter of his own wife and daughter while he was in his corrupted state of mind and being - was finally too much for him, leading to him defying his mistress/liege's will... and to her and even his own surprise actually succeeding.
Genocide from the Inside: Both intended AND unintended. After Prince Bachaaya Saaya was corrupted into an Andheraksha by Andhera, he was for a time a demonic monster as amoral and depraved as his mistress and slavishly devoted to her, and it's implied to have gleefully assisted in finishing off the his already declining kingdom as Andhera's corruption reach a paroxym. However, he only did this because he was in a corrupted state of mind and being, and the prince who sought to save his homeland would never do such a thing willingly. The moment he came back to his senses, he was horrified by what he did.
Heroic Willpower: Implied. Although he failed to resist his corruption the first time, when he finally rebelled against Andhera, in spite of her will flowing into his essence and that of the other Andheraksha demons present, he was able to not only resist being puppeted into executing the two servant mares as he was ordered, but actually outright break Andhera's control over him, presumably permanently so.
Intangibility: As a Hindian demon of darkness, he can make himself as intangible as darkness and shadows are, which proved handy in protecting himself from barrages of ranged projectiles fired upon him during his rebellion, letting those which he could not parry phase through him. It's implied only those of the same or anathemic of his nature would truly hurt his essence in spite of his intangibility.
Just Following Orders: Too broken in spirit after failing to save his kingdom and what he did while corrupted, despite coming back to his senses he would continue reluctantly serving Andhera as her Andheraksha servant, devoting all his efforts carrying out any order from her no matter how villainous, believing he had little choice after all he did and became. Deconstructed in that even he knows this doesn't excuse his actions in the slightest, his conscience not allowing him to fall back into the usual excuses like he was serving a higher being's will or that all which happened to him and he did was Because Destiny Says So, leaving him ever more guilt-ridden and filled with self-loathing with each atrocity he committed. Eventually, he realized he can no longer just keep following orders of his mistress and rebelled.
Know When to Fold 'Em: Knowing that he stand little chance even as a Andheraksha against a goddess of primordial darkness who predated Known History, he ran for it as soon as the opportunity presented itself before Andhera Mahaaraanee could unleash her full wrath upon him.
Love Redeems: In a sense. Seeing a reflection of his own atrocity - slaughtering his own beloved wife and daughter in his corrupted state - when ordered to execute two condemned servant mares (a mother and her daughter) was finally what drove him to defy his mistress and liege after centuries of reluctant and guilt-ridden service.
Magic Knight: Implied, given he and his Andheraksha demons are portrayed to be able to use the same flowing shadow magic as their mistress/liege could with their very own essence, allowing them to manifest weapons of physical darkness, absorb other things and beings into themselves, become intangible as darkness is and create tendrils and blobs of darkness which animate to their own will.
Master Swordsman: Being a Warrior Prince, he was a master with a Hindian Tulwar sword as both a hero and an Andheraksha, and he used his own shadowy essence to manifest one and held off an entire horde of his own fellow bloodthirsty Andheraksha demons after he finally decided to rebel against his mistress/liege.
My God, What Have I Done?: Enough of his former self remained following his corruption that he was overwhelmed with horror and sorrow upon realizing in his corrupted state he had slaughtered his own wife and daughter, as well as dooming his own birth kingdom to ruination and destruction by Andhera's corruption. It left him broken in spirit for centuries, filled with guilt and self-loathing which would only grow with every villainous act he performed in the name and will of his mistress/liege.
Pieces of God: At least if Andhera's words are any indication, being corrupted by Andhera as he had did more than just made him into a demon - he was assimilated and remade effectively into part of her darkness, not much different from a limb or even a cell in her being. This should had made rebellion against her by him or any Andherakshas all but impossible... at least until he did so and actually succeeded.
Punch-Clock Villain: Implied during his time in service as a demon, at least after he snapped out of his initial amoral and decadent corrupted nature upon slaughtering his wife and daughter, which left him too broken in spirit to disobey his mistress/liege in the centuries of service to follow, even though his actions left him guilt-ridden and filled with self-loathing.
Run or Die: Knowing from painful experience that he stood little to no chance against Andhera Mahaaraanee, he legs it as soon as he had a chance after successfully breaking free from her control before she could unleash her wrath upon him.
Seeking Sanctuary: It's revealed in a Drabble that Bachaaya was eventually able to escape Andhera's wrath by escaping to Skotadi, the Darkness Primeval's realm of Sacred Darkness, which serve as a sanctuary for all those who could make it there from any form of persecution or pursuit. For good measure, Skotadi placed a mark of protection on both him and the two servant mares whom he also saved. This forced Andhera to back down and renounce her claims of possession and vengeance on them as even she wouldn't dare trifle with the Grand Primevals over this, on top of conceding to Skotadi's point that getting back at them is ultimately not worth the hassle.
Self-Inflicted Hell: His suffering is implied to be at least partially a case of this since while as a member of Andhera's court and even inside her body, following his defeat and corruption Andhera hasn't actually did much to hurt him personally beyond trying to drown his memories in darkness (so he could act more like her other unfettered Andheraksha servants) without success and using him to sate some of her own lusts (although on occasions she was apparently rewarding him for his devotion and service). While she made remarks which painfully reminded him of his sins and suffering, it's more due to her not having the capacity to care for his feelings on the matter rather than being actually out to make him suffer, being the unempathetic sociopath she is. His own guilt and self-loathing from his failure and sins were enough perdition for him.
The Sociopath: Being corrupted mind and body into an Andheraksha demon turned him into this, initially as decadent, amoral and monstrous as the rest of Andhera's hordes and even helped ushered forth the destruction of his own home kingdom following his corruption. However, enough memories and pieces of his former noble self remained such that it becomes subverted when the slaughter of his own wife and daughter in the carnage that followed reawakened his former personality and conscience, leaving him horrified and heartbroken at what he did and became.
Soiled City on a Hill: His home kingdom was one, as its growing decadence was what allowed Andhera Mahaaraanee's darkness and corruption to take root. Prince Bachaaya tried to stop it and her, but failed, and in his corrupted state he even help usher its ultimate downfall.
Turned Against Their Masters: What set him on his path to redemption was his refusal to serve Andhera any longer and actually succeeding in breaking free of her control through sheer Heroic Willpower.
Tragic Hero: Once a noble Hindian prince, he and his comrades set out to find and fight a source of insidious influence in his home kingdom's decadence and corrupting it even further. Despite their efforts, however, he was defeated by the culprit, Andhera, and as a result of her corruption he became a Tragic Villain instead...
Tragic Villain: What he became, having failed to save his homeland from corruption and Andhera's influence and being corrupted into becoming one of her Andheraksha demons. He would eventually stop being this after launching a Faustian Rebellion.
Warrior Prince: Prince Bachaaya was a Master Swordsman with his Hindian Tulwar blade, and his skill with it did not diminished even after he was turned into an Andheraksha demon.
Where I Was Born and Razed: After being corrupted, he is implied to have a hoof in finally pushing his own already degenerating kingdom to its final downfall, and confirmed to have participated in its razing. It left him horrified and guilt-ridden after he came back to his senses.

Prince Snjór

Prince Vultus IV

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Warrior/Ruler/Adventurer/Ham

Faction: Skyhawk Princedom (Sovereign), the Peninsular Pact

"Oh well - who wants to live forever?" [Laughs heartily] "DIIIIIIIIIVE!!!"

Prince Vultus IV (his entry here

) is a heroic Griffon prince of the Skyhawk Princedom in the Princely Peninsular (of which Griffonstone is one of) and presently the ruler of the Skyhawk Griffons. Born and raised in a proud warrior culture, Vultus has a larger-than-life personality backed up by a larger-than-life list of heroic deeds and feats, but has Hidden Depths which speaks of a more nuanced and complex character behind his hamminess and honourable nobility.

Birds of a Feather: It's mentioned that he would befriend those who are also Large Hams like him, such as Crazy Ant/Copper Cog, and the Minotaur god Entasi. He would also befriend Prince Fanged Paw, the Alicorn demigod of Animals, War, and Disruption; coincidentally, Fanged Paw is also the second-eldest son of royalty like Vultus IV, and as a War God, he bears the ability to weaponize his own voice as a morale-booster and an object of terror. Fanged Paw's brothers fear the day he'll get into a shouting match with Vultus IV or, Equus forbid, both him and Clamos, the Pramanthan god of Screaming that Fanged Paw also befriended.
Cain and Abel: He was the Abel to his treacherous, ambitious and resentful fourth brother; when he learned that his fourth brother murdered their elder brother in a bid to gain their deceased father's throne, Vultus was described as "pissed off beyond bonkers". He got even more mad when he learned that said fourth brother was sponsored by Autorist groups in the area. So he killed his fourth brother himself, though it was noted in his entry that he had to replace his previous mace after he broke it from braining the bastard through the helm too hard.
Captain Ersatz: Of Prince Vulcan, with bits of King Richard IV from Blackadder and other characters, all played by BRIAN BLESSED. Both are proud yet heroic warriors who are also princes among an avian species, and are incredibly hammy and loud. Except instead of his heroic brother becoming king, as what happened in the movie and TV series that came earlier, he inherited the throne instead.
The Chains of Commanding: Unlike his character inspiration, who became the head of his people's military after his brother was revealed to be the rightful heir to the throne, Vultus IV became king while his third brother, Duke Darin, became his adviser. While he has proven to be a good and honorable ruler, he greatly relies on Darin for help, and finds his position and expectations boring since he doesn't have time for adventuring anymore. In one incident, he ditched an economic meeting to attend a birthday party at a griffon orphanage after one of the cubs wrote a letter wishing he could attend. He has gone to state that it was worth being scolded by his brother.
Cultured Badass: Became this thanks to his cultured and reserved third brother's influence, developing a love of theatre and is a unsurprisingly capable and popular guest actor.
Even the Loving Hero Has Hated Ones: Vultus IV is a pretty cool Griffon. He believes firmly in the oft-repeated mantra to "Respect thy peers as thyself" - except if they are Autorists. In which case, it becomes "GET THE BASTARD!"
Friend to All Children: He once ditched a meeting with his economic advisers to attend a birthday party after an orphaned griffon cub wrote a letter asking if he could attend. He has gone to state that it was worth being scolded by his brother for being irresponsible.
Hidden Depths: Is capable of surprising subtlety and stealth when situation requires, such as a nuanced, sincere and eloquent speech for his elder brother's and father's funeral, or sneaking around. Also has or developed a love of theatre, sports and animals and a soft spot for children.
It's Personal: While he has always hated the Autorists for being horrible people who justify their crimes with flimsy excuses of superiority, his grudge against them intensified when he learned that they sponsored his fourth brother's successful assassination of their eldest brother, who was the heir to the throne prior. He hates the Autorists so much that while he wants Griffonkind to be respectful, honorable, and kind, he's completely willing to make an exception for the Autorists and will not show any mercy towards them.
Large Ham: A given, since he's inspired by a character that was played by BRIAN BLESSED. He was described as being one of the loudest mortals on Equus, always shouting with either great enthusiasm, or great wrath - in fact, his cries are so loud that they can stun enemies and trigger avalanches. Outspokenness is considered to be prized behavior in Griffon society, so it has serious volume (pun intended). He is so boisterous that he was even called "The Loud". This trait is what gained him the favor of Clamos, god of Battle-cries, and also caused people to wonder what would happen if he met similar Hams like Crazy Ant and Entasi, Minotaur god of Sports.
- Also known to be impressive even when being subtle and nuanced, making him a Cold Ham. See the part where he gave an eloquent speech at his late brother's and father's funerals, both surprisingly quiet and 'profound'.
The Magnificent: Known as "The Blessed", "The Loud", and/or "The Great-Hearted".
Rank Scales with Asskicking: Is very capable in a fight as a warrior, being tough enough to plow through enemy ranks and strong enough to claw through armour and brain foes through his helmets (See how he dealt with his treacherous fourth brother). While details are a little bit exaggerated, during the 'Storm King Crisis' he managed to break out of a city besieged by 10,000 Storm Warriors with nothing more than a hundred of his troops - and wielding nothing more than a can-opener.
Red Baron: Again, he's known as "The Blessed", "The Loud", and/or "The Great-Hearted". In particular, he's known as "The Loud" because he's such a Large Ham that his shouting can stun enemies and trigger avalanches.
Sporting Event: Hosted these when not out sporting himself, and even gave commentary due to his passion about them. As per his Large Ham personality, some of those commentary could be quite... impressive.
Prince Vultus IV: [On a spectacularly bad Buckball shot] "THAT GREAT STEAMING PILLOCK! I COULD HAD FARTED THAT IN!"
Warrior Prince: Literally. He was born a Prince among Griffon royalty, and proved himself to be a loud and incredibly competent, yet very honorable fighter.

Professor Soulfre

See his folder entry here.

Queen Grizelda, the Storm Breaker

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Griffon, Queen, Warrior

Faction: Griffon Lands

"It is in our nature to cry out against fate, rather than bow one's head and succumb."

Queen Grizelda (her entry here

) is a royal Griffoness who, despite initially being seen as "cowardly" by her own subjects, managed to rise to legendary greatness through her heroic actions.

The So-Called Coward: Was seen as a coward for most of her reign by her people for not wanting to pursue aggression against other kingdoms, or attempt to take over the still damaged and recovering Equestria. This was due to them mistaking compassion and morals for weakness, as when faced with the seemingly invincible Yoniv the Blizzard Emperor, she stood and fought him, even though it was foretold she had no chance of winning.

Roczae, the Spear of Rebellion/Time Rider Wakati

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Time Wraith, Spearmane, Temporal Anomaly, Angel, Rebel Leader

Faction: Ourophion, the Clocksmiths

Roczae (her entry here

) is a heroic Time Wraith in service of Ourophion, the Time Primeval to protect the timeline.

Alternate Self: She's the Zecora from the Chrysalis timeline Starlight's time travel revenge plan created, having become a Time Wraith after it was undone.

Rushing Wind and Gentle Wind

Two Kirin twin sisters from the Qilin Empire, and a pair of undead monster hunters that Silver Bane befriended during one of his travels.

Expy: Of Hsien-Ko/Lei-Lei and Mei-Ling/Lin-Lin. Like the source characters, Rushing Wind and Gentle Wind are twin sisters and undead monster hunters who are pursuing the demon that killed their mother.
Interspecies Friendship: They are twin sisters and undead Kirin. Two of their friends are Silver Bane, a dhampiric unicorn, and his young adoptive Griffon daughter, Friede.
Sibling Yin-Yang: Implied with their names; Rushing Wind is based on Hsien-Ko and is more combative and out-going, while Gentle Wind is based on Mei-Ling and is calmer and more serene.
You Killed My Father: A powerful demon killed their mother, and presumably had something to do with them becoming undead Kirins. They were still hunting him down by the time they befriended Silver Bane and his young adoptive daughter, Friede, though when they actually got to fight the demon, it necessitated Prince Night Shade saving the entire group from death. They would end up getting closure when Silver Bane, having gotten stronger by accepting and mentally fusing with his "dark half", fought and killed the demon later on.

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Short Circuit

Short Circut (first introduced here

) is a Synthetic Automaton who became self-aware. Despite being a military weapon, he would become more moral and heroic than many organics.

Starswirl, the Great Sorceress

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Archmage, Torchbearer, Earth Pony, Protector, Geomancer

Faction: Starswirls/Stormswirls Lineages

Starswirl (her entry here

) is the progenitor of both the Starswirl and Stormswirl lineages, and a Torchbearer of the Third Age's values into the Fourth.

The Timeless Wanderer

The Timeless Wanderer (first introduced here

) was once the very first mortal to ever be given the Time Twirler, with the expectation that they would use it to do constructive good. Instead, the power and potential offered drove him mad, and he abused it to become a brutal, depraved, and unstoppable tyrant until Ourophion and his children took it away. As punishment, he was cursed to wander the world, "forever timeless" until the end of days to atone for his enormous number of sins, something he's still working on in the present day.

The Atoner: Is immensely regretful for what he did abusing the Time Twirler Super Prototype and works to this day to atone for them, knowing that he would likely never be able to make up for even a fraction of them when the end of time rolls around.
Drunk with Power: Although he was expected to use the Time Twirler to do good, the unrestricted power of the Time Twirler's Super Prototype drove him mad and wicked, and he went on to use it to become a brutal, depraved and unstoppable tyrant until the Time Primeval and his Scions took it away and punished him.
Flying Dutchman: The 'Phantom Stranger' variant, in that he's forced to Walking the Earth until the end of days for (and to make up for) what he did.
Invincible Villain: Back when he was evil, he used the Time Twirler to undo any defeat or setback, allowing him to become effectively unbeatable until Ourophion and his scions interfered.
My God, What Have I Done?: He immensely regrets the sins he committed while abusing the Time Whirler, and part of his punishment is to spent eternity trying to atone all of them.
The Unfettered: Was this while abusing the Time Twirler due to being able to use it to win any battle by essentially save-scumming to get away with any crime he committed. This ends when the Time Twirler is taken from him.

Trixie Lulamoon, the Guile Illusionist/Splendid Sorceress II

Character: Anti-Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Illusionist/Performer/Overlord (Formerly)/Sovereign (Formerly)/Resistance Leader/Teacher/Chosen One (Apparent)/Guile Hero/Superheroine (Splendid Sorceress II)

Faction: Principalities of Equestria, Equestrian Resistance, School of Friendship, Superb Seven II, Herself

The Apprentice: She eventually becomes this to Starlight Glimmer, Luna the Nightbringer and Starswirl the Bearded himself.
Arch-Enemy: Mockryon, a high level Lich is regarded as one of her greatest enemies.
Attention Whore: As her career path should be a hint to, Trixie loves attention and showing off. She's been getting better though.
Becoming the Boast: While she never defeated an Ursa Major, she's done plenty of equally awesome things. Helping defeat Chrysalis and The Storm King, briefly becoming queen of the Diamond Dogs, becoming the superhero, Splendid Sorceress and discovering she is the Princess of Entertainment.
The Chosen One: Apparently she was destined to sit upon the Yellow Throne of Entertainment in Friendship Gardens and become the new Princess of Entertainment, one of the Seven Royals. Her response when discovering this was to Faint in Shock.
Commonality Connection:
- With Starlight Glimmer, both of them being reformed antagonists who struggle to make friends because they are judged on what they did in the past and they share a similar snarky, playful sense of humour.
- She bonded with Starburst over a love of stagecraft.
Cool Big Sis: Her half-sister Curtain Call, considers her this. It's noted to have factored into Trixie's ego.
Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Who knew a 'mere' stage magician who is a bit of a braggart would inexplicably do so many great things and play so many different roles, and managed to perform all of them relatively well. This includes being an Evil Overlord who took over Ponyville (while under influence of the Alicorn Amulet), a reformed hero who helped saved Equestria from Queen Chrysalis, an advisor to Thorax the Sanctified One (who might save Changelingkind from their love-hungering racial curse), being friends with no less than two fellow incredibly powerful reformed villains (Starlight Glimmer and Discord), was briefly crowned queen of a hedge kingdom of Diamond Dogs (with it a legitimate claim to royalty in the Underholds and kingdoms of Diamondia), a resistance leader during a major war (whose strategic brilliance helped liberating a city), a teacher in the School of Friendship, a superheroine like her distant Second Age ancestor Splendid Sorceress and is even apparently The Chosen One destined to sit upon the Yellow Throne of Entertainment in Friendship Gardens and become the new Princess of Entertainment.
Deity of Human Origin: She would eventually ascend to become Princess Anasi Lulamoon Equestria.
Guile Hero: Trixie is notable for her pragmatic, unorthodox and authority-defying approach to everything thanks to her lifestyle and personality, which she naturally applied to heroic occasions, where she often prevailed through trickery, deception and cunning.
Happily Married: To Stage Hoof.
Having a Blast: She has the ability to summon fireworks, which seems to be one of her few unique skills.
Heroic Lineage: Genealogical accounts revealed Trixie Lulamoon's ancestors, Midsummer Night, was a magic-based superheroine called Splendid Sorceress, a member of the Superb Seven (which is heavily implied to be a distant predecessor group to the Pillars of Equestria) and also a member of a family of superheroes which included Scale Mucker, the 'Second Age' Mare-Do-Well; her husband Archibald Arcolt (who was the antiheroic son of the original Paradyne's arch-enemy, the Archmage), their adopted son, Joshua Saddlesworth (also known as the Crimson Shaft), with Midsummer Night being Scale and Archibald's biological daughter. Later on, Trixie would take up the mantle of her distant ancestor and become Splendid Sorceress II.
Master of Illusion: After training under Luna, she became powerful enough to create a fake army of dragons.
Rags to Royalty: She's gone from a mere stage magician to briefly the queen of the Diamond Dogs and the princess of Entertainment.
Rebel Leader: Was apparently a co-leader of one of the 'Equestrian Resistance' groups together with Starlight Glimmer and several others during the 'Storm King Crisis', and was apparently very good at it.
Redemption Promotion: After her redemption, she shows she's much more competent, such as her Smoke Outs working correctly and even helps save the world. After getting magic training from Starlight, she shows some pretty impressive magic.
The Strategist: It was heavily implied that she was the one responsible for planning the famous 'Battle of Hoofington' during the 'Storm King Crisis', where she and the resistance force she co-led managed to liberate the entire city from the occupying forces of the Storm Empire and Equestrian collaborators, prevailing despite being at a disadvantage in numbers and weaponry through multi-faceted plan full of trickery, feints, improvisations and sheer audacity.It REALLY has to be seen to be believed.
Summon Bigger Fish: Very literal example in one instance, when to her own surprise an ancient 'Summon Bigger Fish' spell she use does actually dropping a Giant Catfish on top of her opponent.
Superhero: She was distantly related to one from the 'Second Age' and eventually took up her mantle as Splendid Sorceress II.
Taking Up the Mantle: She eventually took up the superheroic mantle of her 'Second Age' ancestor Midsummer Night aka Splendid Sorceress years after discovering their connection, becoming Splendid Sorceress II after training in magic under her friend Starlight Glimmer and Luna, the Nightbringer
Took a Level in Badass:
- She has gone from a stage magician to a savior of Equus, the second Splendid Sorcerous and eventually an alicorn.
- After training under Starlight and Luna, she's basically become the powerful sorcerous she claimed to be.

True Heart

Character: Hero

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Nurse/White Mage/Controller

Faction: Unaffiliated

"I'll do what I can to help."

True Heart (her entry here

) is a Nurse and member of the Heart family who is presently the master of a rather disgruntled Summer Royal Changeling, King/Prince Pelcia.

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Wily Winecastle, the Sheriff of Esther

Character: Hero

Alignment: Neutral/Lawful Good

Type: Frontier Sheriff, Saloon Proprietor, Giant Adventurer, Enthusiastic Prankster

Faction: Esther, Equestria (Nominal)

"Never met a cowgal bigger than 'er saloon before? Well, y'all ain’t seen nothin’ yet!"

Sheriff Wily Winecastle (her entry here) is a notable heroine of the Equestrian Southwest, and one of the more colourful figures of the frontier on account of her proportions and personality.

The Alcoholic: Implied. Her clan's family business involves making and marketing alcoholic beverages. She opened a saloon in Esther no sooner did she got enough money to do so.
Amazonian Beauty: She's described as quite ripped under her clothes.
Arch-Enemy: The Rancorous Rattlesnakes gang are one as a whole for her after she thrashed them once when they attacked Esther for rapine and murder. More personally she and the gang's new leader Copperhead had it out for each other.
Ass Kicks You: She apparently flattened Flim and Flam under her rump for running a scam in Esther.
Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Thanks to being a Magnataur, it's noted by herself and others that in her true form she is bigger than the saloon she owns.
Berserk Button: Being raised with a strong sense of justice, picking on the weak and small is one for her. Also, any meat product based insults like threatening to make sausages out of her.
Big Damn Heroes: Literally, on account of going Giant to stop the Rancorous Rattlesnakes gang from pillaging Esther. This led to Esther almost immediately welcoming her as a heroine despite their initial apprehension of her on account of being a Minotaur.
Big Eater: Being a Giant, she has a big appetite, and as sheriff of Esther whole bandit gangs had gone down her gullet.
Expy: Of Sheriff Esther Winchester from the Cuphead DLC.
Giant Woman: Natch on account of being a female Magnataur.
I Am a Humanitarian: Being a Giant, she has little reservations about eating Tinies who had it coming and whole bandit gangs had gone down her gullet. In all fairness, the folks at Esther gave her the go-ahead when she asked partly because the town's jailhouse was wrecked by the Rancorous Rattlesnake's raid.
Our Giants Are Bigger: Wily Winecastle is a Magnataur, one of the Giant races of Minotaurs well-known for their showy and energetic characters like their patron deity Entasi.
Our Minotaurs Are Different: On account of being bigger than her own saloon in her true size as a Magnataur.
Rhymes on a Dime: She's fond of taunting her foes with rhyming quips.
(To a bandit gang she's about to swallow whole) "Hope ya like mah rentin' rates, 'cause in mah belly there's plenty of space!"
Saloon Owner: Keeping with her family roots, using the money she earned as sheriff and treasure she found from hidden hoards and bandit camps across the plains she would open her own saloon in Esther, which also doubles as her sheriff's office.
The Sheriff: Was deputized as one after she saved Esther from a gang of bandits and the old sheriff is crippled by the attack. The townsfolks noted that she would be especially effective at the job on account of being a Minotaur Giant Woman who could stomp or chomp anyone who disturbs the peace.
Sizeshifter: Capable of doing this thanks to a Third Age artifact her family gave her before she went Walking the Earth, allowing her to fit in with both Giants and Tinies.
Ungrateful Bastard: Subverted. She didn't expect gratitude from Esther's townfolks despite saving the town due to revealing herself as a Giant, who are often feared for being Tinies-stomping and eating monsters. To her surprise, they instead hailed her as a hero and welcomed her into their community, making her their sheriff.
The Usual Adversaries: Bandits, whom she became a scourge of, and especially the Rancorous Rattlesnakes.
Walking the Earth: Before she settled down in Esther she was doing this, getting into all sorts of adventures and meeting all sorts of characters both Giant and Tiny.

Characters / Codex Equus Fourth Age Heroes

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Fourth-Age Heroes

Captain Equus and the Equusteers

Crystal Warriors

Forge-Wrathfire Clan

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Military Racer

Faction: Forge-Firewraith Clan

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Expert Auramancer/Alchemist, Master Summoner, Class XXX Deity Avatar/Champion

Faction: Forge-Wrathfire Clan, Crystal Empire

Future Seekers

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Ranger, Archer, Adventurer, Monster Hunter

Faction: The Städterhirsch, the Future Seekers

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Druid, Nature Mage, Deer, Adventurer, Monster Hunter

Faction: The Städterhirsch, Caearnar, the Future Seekers

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Barbarian Hero, Tank, Storm Channeller, Monster Hunter

Faction: Yakyakistan, the Future Seekers

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Cloud Gremlin, Knight, Cavalier, Adventurer, Monster Hunter,

Faction: Cloud Gremlin Sky Kingdoms, the Future Seekers

Glenn 10 and Family

Harmonic Crusade

Lights of Potential

Mane Six

New Paragons

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Royal Legionnaire/Superhero/Rebel/Bat Pony

Faction: Night Guard/Canterlot Rebellion/Royal Equestrian Legions

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Superhero/Ideal Hero/Paragon/Science Hero/Armored Hero

Faction: Machina

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful

Type: Lawstallion/Divine Champion/Superhero

Faction: Principality of Equestria

Order of the Weathersmiths

Pillars of Equestria

Power Rangers (Fourth Age)

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Diamond Tiara, the Red Power Ranger

Classification: Ascendant/Ethereal

Portfolio: Leadership, Redemption, Hope

Rank: Demigod

Affiliation: Equestrian Pantheon, Ponyville

Skylanders

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Unicorn, Knight Errant, Cursed Armor, Fire Elemental, Witch Hunter, Skyland

Faction: Friendship Gardens, Avalar

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Lawful Good

Type: Miche Ghost, Mountain King, Possessed Armor, Corrupted Spirit(former), Warden, Skylander

Faction: Avalar Dragonflights, Skylands

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Team Mom, Cursed Individual, Mother, Griffin, Metabeing

Faction: Skylanders

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Type: Hybrid, Rocker, Water Dragon, Oceanaiad, Sonic Mage, Cadet

Faction: Skylanders

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Neutral Good

Type: Angelic Dragon, Celestial Being, Light Elemental, Guardian

Faction: Skylanders

Character: Heroic

Alignment: Chaotic Good