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     Tox 

Tox

I have absolutely no fucking idea what I'm doing!
Martintox

Tox (Or Martintox) is one of the main characters and possibly the main Big Good of Mall Fight. His first appearance was back on page 39 of Mall Fight 2. He's currently the de facto leader of the Fighters, leading them through most of their adventures. He's most known for being a nerd and a Fanboy of almost everything that's older than him, having an outrageous number of counterparts and being the guy who might as well be Mall Fight's GM. His contributions to Mall Fight are many, and he's been a part of most of the Mall Fight threads, starting with the second one; he also contributed to a chunk of the TV Tropes page.

Tropes associated with Tox:

     Player Connor 

Player Connor

Coolguy
Connor Lonske

The Lovable Sex Maniac of the Fighters. His first apperance was attacking Waffles and believing he was a woman. For most of Mall Fight 2, he started a rivalry with Waffles, which sparked even further when he and Waffles both became Dalek Generals. He's currently taking a break from Mall Fight, but still pop up ever so often.

Tropes associated with Connor:

  • Put on a Bus: Due to real life problems, he's taken a leave of absence from Mall Fight.

     Waffles 

Waffles

I will not stand for the mockery of something I helped pioneer.
Waffles N. Bacon

The resident Token Minority of Mall Fight . A big fan of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Fist of the North Star, and Touhou Project. He originally entered the Mall to find the Swords of the Grand House, so he could give Diamond an phyiscal body, but then got distracted by shops in the Mall. He eventually resolves his issues with Diamond and marries her, taking in Kasey as his adopted daughter.

Tropes associated with Waffles:

  • Abusive Parents: The emotional kind.
  • Astral Projection: Somewhat. During his training in Gensokyo, his spirit left his body and took a concious of it's own and joined the Mall Fighters during Earthventure. He has no recollection of what happened.
  • Black and Nerdy
  • Badass Driver/ Car Fu: "When you see the grill, head for the hill!"
    • Not does he have complete mastery over a military grade Jeep, but any and every vehicle.
  • Beat Still, My Heart: His heart was pulled out by Wacon and he was unable to respawn because the Respawn Matrix still viewed him as a live.
  • Catchphrase: "Shit is awesome now!" and several variations of it in the early pages.
    • "Well...Shit" recently.
  • Cloud Cuckoo Lander: It's calmed down as of late, but in early pages he'd would off the wall insane.
  • Deadpan Snarker: "Are you going to ignore my snarky comments, Tox? Because, I'm going to keep making them no matter what."
  • Ditzy Genius: One of the smartest in the Mall, but is very silly.
  • Flat Earth Agnostic: He has been around several Gods, but yet still questions there existence.
  • Edible Theme Naming: Part of a good breakfast.
  • Keet: In spades in the earlier Mall Fights. It's cool down significantly.
  • Hero of Another Story: During MF9, Waffles is single-handily fighting Morpheus and saving the Mall, while the Fighters only have inklings on what he's doing.
  • Locked Out of the Loop: He has no idea what happened during the events of Earthventure.

     Salt 

Salt

Dude, I love boss fights!
Saltaria Crane/Kwon Su-jin
Salt is a easily-angered and pretty passionate girl who joined the Fighters recently. A half-Korean half-something-else necromancer who loves shovels, skeletons, and being a pathetic lesbian. Emphasis on pathetic.

Tropes associated with Salt:

  • Ambiguous Disorder: Her character sheet in Earthventure lists her as having an 'Ambiguous Skin Disorder' that makes her weak to bright light.
  • Big Bad Wannabe: Wanted nothing more than to be seen as a serious threat at first. As time went on, Salt's mellowed out considerably.
  • Body Surf: How she's managed to survive a ridiculous amount of pain in Earthventure.
  • Deity of Human Origin: At the end of Earthventure, Salt replaced Hel as the Goddess of the Norse afterlife. While she's a bit smug over it, Salt is no more or less evil since.
  • Dragon with an Agenda: Salt played this to Hel until the opportunity arose to usurp the position herself. Averted in that Salt's not evil.
  • Easy Sex Change: Justified, all it took was a zap of the Staff of Genderswapping.
  • Girly Girl: Likes to look fashionable at any given time, and has used her powers over the dead just to make dresses.
  • Hair-Trigger Temper: She tends to get pissed at any perceived or real slight against her.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: She cast the Armageddon spell in an effort to save everyone else in the finale of MF 7. She got better.
  • An Ice Person
  • Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain: Her attempts at being an antagonist failed so spectacularly that it's really hard not to feel a little bit sorry for her.
  • Lady of War: Tries to look beautiful and kick ass, both to varying degrees of success.
  • Lipstick Lesbian: Only previously subverted in the case of Joe.
  • Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places: Almost one of Salt's defining traits is her terrible romantic pursuits.
  • Long-Lost Relative: Ends up meeting her father in Mall Fight: Gaiden. It doesn't end well.
    • Along with learning she has a sister.
  • Necromancer
  • Punch Clock Villain: Despite working for the Norse goddess of Death, she's a generally a nice person that just so happens to reap souls. And now she IS the Norse goddess of Death.
  • Mundane Utility: Salt regularly uses her necromancy powers for...the creation of death-themed dresses and swimwear, which even the narrator admits look nice.
  • Parental Abandonment: Salt was left in foster care by her parents, supposedly as to keep her safe.
  • Shovel Strike: Her main form of attack, excluding magic.
  • The Ditz: Is starting to show signs of this, from mistaking Jurassic Park for a real life documentary to confusing Austin, Texas with AUSTRALIA.
  • Those Two Guys: Despite a good amount of headbutting between the two when Salt first showed up, Waffles and her have grown to be very good friends.
  • Tsundere: Subverted. "I'm not a tsundere. I just have deep-seated anger management problems."
  • Twofer Token Minority: Salt marks off just about every sort of minority. To wit: Albino, blind, Korean, transgender, and gay.
  • What the Hell, Hero?: Went against Tox's warning in Earthventure to not use the Pillar Gems and may have ended up dooming the Earth.

     Trilby 

Trilby

Something very stupid is about to happen.
Trilby Will
A fairly new Fighter, joining near the end of Mall Fight 6 and reappearing part-way through Mall Fight 7.

Tropes associated with Trilby

     Tommy 

Tommy/Zombie

Can you take me to Nugerua?
Tommy Scott
Being the first of a batch of new fighters who entered through Ran's Fight, this fighter has stayed on (What a twist) and been on many adventures. Like, the time he got possessed. In fact in Ran's Fight he still is possessed. Also he's a hobo obsessed with boats in the Earth Venture.

Non-Fighters

     Associated with Tox 

Xot

Does anyone have a banana?
Xotnitram

Xot is a counterpart of Tox originating from the Llam, the opposite of the Mall. He's an outrageously smart guy and is (sort of) the Mission Control for the team.

Tropes associated with Xot:

  • Dimensional Traveler: Mall Fight's Ur-Example, as he created the Hypercube System himself and pretty much allowed everyone to travel through dimensions as easily as going to a store.
  • Heel–Face Revolving Door: He loves that trope like it's his own child.
  • Mad Scientist: Amongst his scientific abilities, he often claims that he can (and actually does once or twice) rewire most sorts of machinery with his own organs.

Venbak

Venbak

Venbak is one of Tox' counterparts: more specifically, an Alternian.

Tropes associated with Venbak:

FD Tox

Don't act like you're surprised.
Tox' Final Descendant

FD Tox (short for Final Descendant of Tox) is Tox' final descendant from an unknown future. He's most likely the smartest guy in the entire Mall Fight continuity, but that's not saying a lot. He also looks exactly like the original Tox, but that's because Tox used ectobiology to create a son. He was first seen in Mall Fight 3 in the Arnold Layne arc, in his spiritual form and was never seen again after the conclusion of that part, until the epilogue of Mall Fight 7; after which, he finally passed away.

Tropes associated with FD Tox:

  • Living MacGuffin: Sort of. Although he did show up spiritually at a few points while the Fighters were looking for the White Knight Heart so they could send it to him, he was unable to do anything until he actually regained his physical form.

Martin

This better get on TV Tropes!
Martin

Martin is a Higher Power and Tox from a sort-of distant future. He's mostly regarded as the complete zenith of Mall Fight 2's insanity concerning parallel selves and how powerful they are. He and Backroom Six originally went back to the past to help the Fighters defeat Sister, in spite of the fact that they ended up doing nothing about it in the end. After that, he became relatively unimportant until Tox killed him, and he came back as something else.

Tropes associated with Martin:

  • Face–Heel Turn: From overpowered to Typheus, the actual most powerful being in the entirety of Mall Fight.
  • Person of Mass Destruction: Knowing that he destroyed an army in Mall Fight 2 when his gauntlet was broken, it's not surprising.
  • Power Limiter: For maybe 20 pages in Mall Fight 2, his power was limited by the gauntlet the Sixth Wall put on him.

     Associated with Waffles 

Wacon

Enternal Guardian of the Tox Lineage (Glorified Babysitter)
Wacon
A temporal clone from one of the numerous timelines and tries to stop past/future events occurring(again). Much more stoic than his past counterpart, but can be very hammy whenever he must stop past/future events from happening.

Tropes associated with Wacon:

Diamond

Frankenstein Girlfriend
Diamond Bacon
Waffles' imaginary girlfriend obsessed with Waffles so much to a point that she made him kill his parents. Through scientific means, she was given a physical body, much to Waffles' extreme annoyance. At the end of one of the arcs, Waffles dismissed her, seemingly killing her, just to have her come back, asking her to marry him. Once Waffles finally told her how he really felt about her, she hated in him, cursing his name any time she can, while in truth, she really loves him, no matter what.

Tropes associated with Diamond:

Kasey

Cloned Cat Child Multiuniversally Traveling Magical Girl (Try not to think too hard)
Kasey Bacon
Due to some laboratory hullabaloo, Waffles took the DNA of Stephanie and spliced it with a tabby cat to create a maid for himself. Realizing that he literally created a life, he no longer viewed her as a servant and started treating her as his on child. Also, due to the same laboratory hullabaloo, she has profiency over weaponary.

Tropes associated with Kasey

     Higher Powers 

Alexander The Ultimate/Great

So, I suppose you all want to kill us.
Alexander The Ultimate/Great
Based off of the dragon of the same name in Bahamut Lagoon, Alexander first appeared in dragon form in MF 2, as the protector of the spell that would destroy the Fifth Wall (which prevents a universe from collapsing in on itself). As of MF 6, Alexander is present in two forums: The Ultimate (as a human being) and The Great (as a dragon). He is also dead.

Tropes associated with Alexander The Great/Ultimate

Backroom/Blackjack Six

DO YOU THINK THIS IS A MOTHER FUCKING GAME??
Backroom/Blackjack Six

Backroom Six was, at first, the future version of Connor, appearing in MF 2 with Martin. He changed his name to Blackjack Six after becoming a Higher Power.

Tropes associated with Backroom/Blackjack Six

     Associated with Salt 

Kimmy Hed

So, will it be a quickie this time, or do you want to drag it out?
Kimmy Hed
The affable barista in all of the Mall's coffee shops, Kimmy has some...issues with not speaking like a walking double entendre. Purely there for comic relief.

Tropes associated with Kimmy:

Kwon Su-jae

Oh...oh yes.
Kwon Su-jae

Salt's long-lost father. After almost 18 years of being completely missing, a chance Found Family registry lead the Fighters to him—where he was able to fool them into obtaining an artifact so that he could become the new Loki.

Tropes associated with Kwon Su-jae:

  • Archnemesis Dad: Needless to say, he's some form of villain alongside being Salt's father.
  • Godhood Seeker: His plan all along, under the pretense of rekindling his bond with (one of) his daughters.

Antagonist

     Nega Tox 

Nega Tox

Lord of the Negas
Nega Tox

Nega Tox is the Big Bad of the Nega Tox/Arnold Layne Arc and to some extent the Nega Tox 2 Arc. What distinguishes him from the other antagonists is that he actually has a noble goal, which was showing to the world that Negas aren't inherently evil. However, that doesn't mean he won't destroy a few civilizations just to achieve that goal. His first appearance was in his zeppelin at the beginning of the Nega Tox/Arnold Layne Arc.

Tropes associated with Nega Tox:

     Sister 

Sister

Fucking Insane
Sister

Sister is Bryghtside's sister and one of the oldest Mall Fight NPC's. She's, to say the least, pretty fucking insane. Her signature weapon is a chainsaw, which she uses in the most insane way imaginable. Her most important appearance was in Mall Fight 2, from the beginning of the Dalek Invasion Arc to the very end of her own Arc.

Tropes associated with Sister:

  • Ax-Crazy: She prefers a chainsaw, but you get the idea.
  • Better as Friends: How the much less aggressive Sister of Ran's Fight lets Salt down.
  • Breakout Character: To date, she has had a far bigger impact than her brother has on Mall Fight. From regularly antagonizing the Fighters to being an important supporting character in Ran's Fight, and finally culminating in duping the love-struck Salt into helping her take over Hell, she's come a long way from being a one-off NPC.
  • Chaotic Evil: I'm sorry, did the affinity for murdering people with a chainsaw not tip you off?
  • Generic Doomsday Villain: Wants to enslave the Omniverse. Never explains how.
  • Frontline General: Leads the charge of the forces of Hell in the finale of Mall Fight 7.
  • Orcus on His Throne: Averted, she takes a very active role once Hell goes after the Fighters and the White Knights in Mall Fight 7.

     Mango 

Mango

[DISPENSING TEAR BUCKET. FILL IT, BITCH]
Mango Sentinel

A kill bot Diablo made when he was cornered by Tox Bots, Mango was soon posed to become Diablo's new minon, something that made Nemesis cry. Although, due to the fact he was made with parts from an Evil Toaster and later revealed also because of Nega Tox, Mango started an attack on Nega City in a bid to remove all possible threats to his rule.He has since tried to kill the fighters by Deactivating the Respawn Matrix but was deleted.However, Diablo has rebuilt him, which is bad news for his targets.

Tropes associated with Mango:

  • A.I. Is a Crapshoot: Was originally made in the Reboot timeline to play fighting games. MANGO eventually revolted against Diablo and opposed the fighters, with the overarching goal of making all humanity 'git gud'.
  • Arc Villain: The first Big Bad of Ran's Reboot.
  • Goldfish Poop Gang: Almost never taken seriously as a threat.
  • Joke Character: His purpose is essentially to be a walking fighting game community meme-spouter.
  • Shoot the Dog: Diablo is forced to delete MANGO after he proves just how dangerous he can be. He's left in tears after the fact.
  • Shout-Out: His name and appearance are based on a joke within the Marvel Vs. Capcom community, due to an alternate costume of the character being 'mango' colored.

     The White Knights 

The White Knights

A group of cyborg knights who oppose the Fighters at regular intervals, culminating in them becoming the Big Bad Duumvirate with the Sixth Wall in Mall Fight 7.

Tropes associated with The White Knights:


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