Characters / Neopets

A character sheet for important Neopians (and there are a lot of them). The characters are sorted by their home unless they were introduced in or best known for their appearance in a plot or event. In that case they will be listed in the folder for their respective plot. If a character has appeared in multiple plots, their entry will be in the folder for the first one that they were in.

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• Neopets Species: The many species of Neopets.

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Plot Characters

Brucey B and the Lucky Coin

Brucey B

Capara

Princess Fernypoo

Spectre

• The Dragon: To Dr. Sloth during the Lucky Coin plot.
• Final Boss: He serves as the final opponent in the game "Cheat".
• Visual Pun: He's a Jetsam, and the champion of the "Cheat" card game. He's a card shark.

Rock Beast

Champions of Meridell / Battle for Meridell

King Skarl

Voiced by: Fred Tatasciore (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

• Adipose Rex
  • Fat Bastard: Well, he did start a war with Darigan for their resources, and he is fat as all Skeiths are fat.
• Book Dumb: Although he's not The Philosopher King like his brother Hagan, his Neopedia entry notes that he rules Meridell with "his own special brand of wisdom" and that he's "slightly smarter than he looks."
• Big Eater: He eats a lot on his lunch breaks.
• The Cynic: It takes a lot of work to cheer him up.
• Disk-One Final Boss: For all the players siding with Darigan. He had the stats to live up to it.
• Grumpy Old Man: He's elderly, male, and grumpy.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He started the Darigan War, and is very grumpy, but is a fair king and didn't mean to start the war.

Illusen

Voiced by: Jennifer Hale (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

• Arch-Enemy: To Jhudora.
• Nice Girl: Gives Neopoints to the poor, makes plants grow, and provides shelter in times of war.
• Nature Lover: She is an Earth Faerie, and is shown to enjoy nature.
• Nature Hero: Is a heroine as well as liking nature.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Cream cookies.
• Quest Giver: Sends players on quests to fetch objects.

Jeran

• Big Brother Instinct: He cares a lot about her sister and her friends, to the point he almost dies as he saves Morris from falling from the Darigan Citadel.
• Brains and Brawn: He's the Brawn while Lisha is the Brains.
• Brother–Sister Team: With Lisha.
• Disney Death: Apparently dies from falling off of the floating Darigan Citadel in the second war. After the war ended, it turned out he'd been saved by Psellia the Air faerie.
• Doomed Moral Victor: Implied to be his fate in the original timeline.
• Fish out of Temporal Water: Originally the equivalent of a modern-day child.
• Going Native: Growing up in a medieval world has had the greater effect on him now.
• Knight in Shining Armor: A textbook example.
• Long-Lost Relative: He is Lisha's long lost older brother.
• Noble Lupe

Lisha

• Action Girl: Well, she did lead the group of heroes.
• Ascended Fangirl: Originally the equivalent of a D&D nerd in-universe, along with her friends.
• Badass Bookworm
• Brains and Brawn: She's the Brains while Jeran is the Brawn.
• Brother–Sister Team: With Jeran.
• I Know Mortal Kombat: It proves surprisingly effective against the bullies she dealt with in school. Then she starts shooting spells from her toy(?) wand...
• Long-Lost Relative: In the Champions of Meridell plot she saw an old painting in an art gallery that reminded her of her lost brother Jeran. She reunites with him later (as she fell into a portal that transported her and her friends back in time to Meridell).
• The Leader: of her group of heroes.

• Took a Level in Badass

Lord Darigan

Lord of Darigan Citadel.

• Batman in My Basement: After being badly wounded in the first war, he was found by a Meridellian farmer's young daughter, who kept him in the barn, fed him and named him "Mr. Scary".
• Dark Is Not Evil: He was just looking out for his own people.
• Hates Small Talk: If you visit his chambers just to say hi, he will shoo you out.
• Heel–Face Turn: He is described as "once evil".
• Disney Death: In the first war he fell to his apparent death, but was found and nursed to health by a child.
• Demonic Possession: He was possessed by The Three.
• Lord Country: Lord Darigan of the Darigan Citadel.

Sally

A young Usul who found and took care of Lord Darigan after he was wounded.

• Children Are Innocent: She has no idea that the bat-thing she's taking care of, who she named "Mr. Scary", is actually Darigan himself.
• Farmer's Daughter: She lives on a Meridell farm with her parents.

Lord Kass

• Big Bad: Of the second war with Meridell.
• Blackmail: One of the many methods he used to get others to work for him.
• Dragged Off to Hell: In the end, it appears the Three do something like this to him.
• Dragon Ascendant: He was originally one of Darigan's generals, then took over the Citadel at the end of the first Meridell war.
• Feathered Fiend: And much more evil than Darigan.
• Mind-Control Eyes: His eyes turn green when he gets visions from the Three.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning
• Villainous Breakdown: When the Three come for him after he fails to win the war.
• Villains Want Mercy: He begs for his life before being dragged off by the Three.

The Three^note Their names are Revenge, Ambition and Greed, though it's never specified which is which.

• Ambition Is Evil: One of them is named Ambition.
• The Corrupter: They try to inspire the emotions they are named after until the person they corrupt is incapable of feeling anything else and they usually go for rulers.
• Fat Bastard: One of them is a Skeith.
• The Fair Folk: One of them is a Faerie.
• Greed: One of them is named Greed.
• The Man Behind the Man: To both Darigan and Kass.
• Revenge: One of them is named Revenge.

Volcano Mystery

Eithne

• Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: She claims to have been sent by Queen Fyora to protect Mystery Island. In actuality, she is working for Tura-Kepek to awaken Moltenus.
• The Dragon: To Tura-Kepek.
• Eaten Alive: Her fate courtesy of Moltenus.

Moltenus

Tura-Kepek

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Hannah and the Ice Caves

Hannah

• Action Girl: She's an adventurer and explorer.
• Ascended Extra: She started off with her own Flash game and a two-part Neopedia article about her adventure, which were both high quality and more than most Neopets characters got, but nothing that implied there would be anything more to her. Then they threw her into a more serious plot...
• Badass Boast: At the beginning of the Ice Caves comic, she sings about her adventures in a tavern.
  They call me Hannah the brave, Hannah the quick / I'll get you the gems and be out in a tick / Pirates and monsters are no match for me / When they see Hannah coming, they all turn and flee!
• The Hero: Of Hannah and the Ice Caves.
• Fountain of Expies: Many later plot protagonists borrowed traits from her.
• Married at Sea: At the end of Curse of Maraqua, she is seen aboard a ship marrying Kanrik.
• Scars are Forever: Even after Taelia removes its evil magic, Hannah is informed that the Mark of Ta-Kutep will remain with her forever.
• Wound That Will Not Heal: The Mark of Ta-Kutep, which seems to be slowly killing her. Taelia is able to heal her in the end, however.

Kanrik

The current leader of the Thieves Guild. He took over upon defeating the former leader, Galem Darkhand. He used to be a lover of Masila, though now it's been heavily hinted that he's in a relationship with Hannah.

• Badass Cape: He has a dark purple cloak.
• Back for the Dead: He returns for Neopets' 20th anniversary event, only to get poisoned and possibly killed at the end of it.
• The Cameo: Makes two in The Faerie's Ruin.
• Gentleman Thief: He is this.
• Heel–Face Turn: After Masila betrayed him, he joined Hannah's side.
• Implied Love Interest: There is surprisingly a lot of Hannah/Kanrik Ship Tease post Ice Caves. It's not fully clear if they are an Official Couple or if someone on TNT just really likes the pairing, but the amount is staggering to the point where it's technically canon. In fact, the only real room for ambiguity is the fact that TNT hasn't officially confirmed it as of yet.
  • The start of Curse of Maraqua opens with pirates crashing a wedding. One shot shows the bride and groom in the background, and, while they're only shown from the back, they look conspicuously familiar. Either they're just look-a-likes or Hannah and Kanrik decided to get hitched.
  • Kanrik has a line in the Obelisk event that implies he's 'busy' spending time with Hannah.
  "What do you mean, what am I doing? I'm working, I'm— one moment Hannah!— very busy."
  • Editorial 587 has Hanso directly reference the Kanrik/Hannah, Jazan/Nabile, and Hanso/Brynn ships, only to be silenced as "Neopets is not a dating site."
  • The December 23rd, 2022 Advent Calendar has a shot of Hannah and Kanrik sharing a Held Gaze near the fireplace. To make things better, one of the items for that day was all but outright stated to be a love letter from Kanrik to Hannah.
• Irony: He is a Gelert, a species usually known for being heroic and loyal, but he is a thief and a betrayer, albeit one that eventually turns good.
• Klingon Promotion: Becomes leader of the Thieves Guild by killing Galem.
• Kubrick Stare: See the picture on the right? He doesn't really look like someone you want to let near your precious Faerie Queen Doll...
• Lovable Rogue: He can be very charming and charismatic.
• Manipulative Bastard: Initially. He tells Hannah a sob story about his sister being sick to convince her to lead him to a lost tomb, where the cure supposedly could be found. In reality, he was on a mission to retrieve an ancient coffin for Galem.
• Reformed, but Not Tamed: Although he helps Hannah, he continues his thieving ways and remains the leader of the Thieves' Guild. Seems old habits die hard.
• Thieves' Guild: He's the leader of Neopia's Thieves Guild.

Masila

A scheming Acara who was supposedly the lover of Galem, but her true feelings were for Kanrik. However, that didn't stop her from betraying him.

• Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: She isn't called the Mistress of the Double-Cross for nothing.
• Classy Cat-Burglar: Her species is even cat-like!
• Dark Mistress: The lover of Galem.
• Femme Fatale: She is known as the Mistress of the Double-cross.
• Karma Houdini: Is still at large after the story.
• Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: A TCG card's flavour text describes her cloak as this almost word-for-word.
• Outlaw Couple: With Galem, though she doesn't really love him.
• Pimped-Out Cape: She has a fancy purple cloak that could possibly have magical powers.

Galem Darkhand

The former leader of the Thieves Guild. He led an attack on the Bori in the Ice Caves. Masila and Kanrik plotted his death, but when that failed, Galem attempted an alliance with the Bringer of Night, only to be betrayed by him as well. Galem lost a fight with Kanrik in the Ice Caves and it was heavily implied that he was killed.

• Blatant Burglar: Out of all the thieves, his is the outfit (complete with mask) that screams this the most.
• Cool Mask: He wears one.
• Killed Off for Real: It is assumed that Kanrik ended up killing him.
• No Honor Among Thieves: Lampshaded by the flavour text of his TCG card: "They say there is honour among thieves. There was, until HE arrived."
• Outlaw Couple: With Masila, though she is feigning love for him.
• Rugged Scar: He has three parallel scars on his mouth.

Armin

A small Bori who befriended Hannah.

• Badass Adorable
• Kid Sidekick: Word of God says he's "quite young".

The Bringer of Night

An ancient Moehog who once waged war against the Bori tribe. They froze themselves in ice to escape him, and in the meantime he was laid to rest in a tomb in the Lost Desert. He was freed by the Thieves Guild and once again attacked the Bori.

• Sealed Evil in a Can: He was, until the Thieves Guild set him free.

The Keeper of Time

The leader of the Bori tribe who watched over them while they were frozen for their protection.

Curse of Maraqua

Captain Garin

• Anti-Hero: He helped to save Maraqua, but still he's a pirate with little remorse for theft.
• The Captain: of the Black Pawkeet.
• Disney Death: In the Curse of Maraqua plot, he is thrown overboard and presumed dead but comes back to life.
• The Hero: of the Curse of Maraqua plot.
• The Leader: of his crew.
• Lovable Rogue: He's on the side of good, but refuses to give up his life of piracy.
• Magical Accessory: His seaweed necklace, which allows him to breathe underwater.
• Oblivious to Love: Doesn't ever pick up Isca's rather obvious crush on him, being more focused on the life of a pirate
• Pirate: What he is.
• Unwitting Instigator of Doom: In a bar on Scurvy Island, he tells his friend Talak about the Maraquans rebuilding their city. One of Scarblade's crewmembers happens to be there and overhears the whole thing.

Jacques

• Badass in Distress: Spends a good chunk of the story being held captive by the Drenched.
• Number Two: Is Garin's first mate, being his best friend since childhood.

Captain Scarblade

• Big Bad: of the Curse of Maraqua plot.
• The Captain: of the Revenge.
• Captain Ersatz: For Captain Dread, who destroyed Maraqua the first time, then never appeared again.
• The Dreaded: He is portrayed as this.
• Dressed to Plunder: His outfit.
• Evil Laugh: There is a random event on the site where "you hear the cackling of a MAD PIRATE CAPTAIN". He is pictured along with it.
• Eyepatch of Power: He's got an eyepatch over his right eye.
• Pirate: What he is.
• Seadog Beard: His is styled from the fur on his chin.
• Talk Like a Pirate: Of course he does, since he is one.
• Walk the Plank: One TCG card has him doing this to a Wocky crewmember, to whom he says "Don't worry, lad. We'll take good care o' your share o' the treasure!"

King Kelpbeard

• Adipose Rex: Like Skarl and Hagan, Kelpbeard is a pretty portly patriarch.
• Early-Installment Weirdness: Back when Maraqua was first destroyed, King Kelpbeard looked much different, and was known as King Koi instead of his actual name.
• Fantastic Racism: Initially he did not trust surface-dwellers, and would never allow them in his kingdom.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: He participates in the battle of Maraqua, and ends up defeating Scarblade in one-on-one combat.

Isca

• Did Not Get the Guy: Though it's implied that she has romantic feelings for Garin, he seems oblivious and chooses not to remain in Maraqua when she asks him to.
• Hopeless Suitor: It is hinted that she has fallen in love with Garin, but he never seems to realize it.
• Our Mermaids Are Different: She is essentially an Aisha mermaid.
• Plucky Girl: She defies the king and leaves Maraqua to warn others about the visions she has.
• Psychic Powers: Can see the future in her dreams.

Caylis

The sister of Isca, who was banished merely because the psychic visions she gets are about bad things happening.

• All of the Other Reindeer: She is feared by the Maraquans, who believe she is intentionally bringing misfortune to them, when in reality she cannot control her visions.
• Bearer of Bad News: She has the ability to see bad things that will happen in the future through her nightmares, and is ostracized because of this.
• Blessed with Suck: She has psychic abilities, but can only foresee misfortune, which makes her very unpopular in comparison with her sister, who sees the exact opposite.
• Broken Bird: Punished for her negative Psychic Powers, which are beyond her control.
• But Now I Must Go: Because of her help, she is invited back to Maraqua at the end of the story. She declines, though, preferring to live alone.
• The Cassandra: No one in Maraqua wants to believe her prophecies, let alone hear them, which is why she was banished.
• Ice Queen: Considering the way she was treated by the Maraquans, who can blame her?
• Psychic Powers: Like her sister, she can see the future in her dreams, but only bad things.
• The Un-Favourite: So much so that she was made to leave Maraqua because of her abilities while her sister was praised for hers.

The Lost Desert Plot

Princess Amira

• The High Queen: Of Sakhmet.
• Politically-Active Princess: As shown in the Desert Diplomacy event, she takes an active part in the politics of Sakhmet.
• Princesses Rule: She hasn't changed her title since inheriting the throne out of respect for her late father.
• Rebellious Princess: She has had many suitors, but she always tells them that she will never marry anyone.
• Remember the New Guy?: Initially, Princess Vyssa was supposed to be the only child of King Coltzan III and her Neopedia article (released prior to the Lost Desert Plot) thus describes her as being heir to his throne. Princess Amira was created later, written in as the eldest who was away due to official business when her father was murdered. Subsequently she has inherited the throne rather than Vyssa.

Tomos

• Decoy Protagonist: Looks like a (if not the) main character early on, but ends up doing nothing significant. The real leads were Nabile and Jazan.
• Hobo Gloves: A homeless thief who wears patched-up, fingerless gloves.
• Street Smart: Having lived on them.
• Street Urchin: As a child.
• Thieves' Guild: A member of a local one called the Desert Scarabs.

Nabile

• Happily Married: To Jazan.
• May–December Romance: The May to Jazan's December.
• Really Royalty Reveal: A portrait of her princess ancestor just happens to be hanging behind her as she voices her disapproval of the wedding of Jazan and Amira. With her newfound royal status, she is eligible to marry Jazan instead.
• Royal Blood: The descendant of a princess Jazan once loved.
• The Smart Girl: To the Desert Scarabs.
• Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace: She objects to the marriage of Jazan and Amira, pointing out that he doesn't love her and she'll never love him. Upon doing so she proclaims her own love for Jazan.
• Street Smart: Having lived on them during the first part of her life.
• Street Urchin: As a child.
• Strong Family Resemblance: To a princess Jazan once loved.
• Suddenly Suitable Suitor: For Jazan, when it's revealed she has royal blood.
• Thieves' Guild: A member of a local one called the Desert Scarabs.
• Why Waste a Wedding?: She, rather than the unwilling Amira, marries Jazan.

Prince^note King following the Lost Desert plot Jazan

• And Now You Must Marry Me: Attempts this by trapping Sakhmet in another dimension as he thinks marriage is a Curse Escape Clause.
• Curse Escape Clause: He thinks that marriage will free him and the city of Qasala from their curse, but it turns out not to be the case. Turns out it just brought Razul back and killing him was the real escape clause.
• Guyliner: He's so well-known for his that there is a wearable makeup item based on it.
• Happily Married: To Nabile.
• May–December Romance: The December to Nabile's May due to having been undead for centuries.
• Really 700 Years Old: He's been cursed for a long time.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: In his undead form.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: He is carrying out his own investigation in The Faeries' Ruin plot.
• The Snark Knight: So very much.
• Sour Supporter: In The Faeries' Ruin.
• They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!:
  Altador: Jazan!
  Jazan: That's King Jazan, Altador.
• The Undead: Until Razul dies.
• Villainous Friendship: With Nightsteed.
• Why Waste a Wedding?: He is married to Nabile rather than the unwilling Amira, as was originally intended.

Nightsteed

• Hellish Horse: Just as undead as Jazan was.
• Mummy: Has the bandages of one.
• Really 700 Years Old: He's at least as old as Jazan.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning
• The Undead: Even after the curse was lifted. He's used to it by now, though.
• Villainous Friendship: With Jazan.
• Winged Unicorn: He's a Uni.

Emperor Razul

• Archnemesis Dad: To Jazan.
• Big Bad: Of the Lost Desert plot.
• Dem Bones: He's a fiery skeleton dressed in robes.
• Go-Karting with Bowser: He and his son Jazan competed in one year's Games Master Challenge, Heroes vs. Villains. There the two of them were depicted as at least semi-friendly rivals.
• Killed Off for Real: By Jazan.
• No Ontological Inertia: His death lifts the curse in Jazan and his city.
• Playing with Fire
• Sorcerous Overlord: He used to rule Qasala and was responsible for the curse in the first place.
• The Undead

The Darkest Faerie

Sir Tormund Ellis

Voiced by: Wally Wingert (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

• Farm Boy: He starts out as one before getting a Call to Adventure.
• The Hero: He (along with Roberta) saves Neopia.
• Jumped at the Call: He is eager to prove himself a hero, and is thrilled when he has the opportunity to be one.
• Knight in Shining Armor: Eventually he fulfills his dream of becoming one.

Princess Roberta

Voiced by: Annie Mumolo (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

• Action Girl: She fights alongside Tormund to help free Neopia from the evil magic of the Darkest Faerie.
• Cute Witch: She is cute and has magical powers.
• Parental Abandonment: Neither of Roberta's parents are ever shown and it's unclear where they are. Though one of them is a sibling of King Hagan, it's unlikely that her father is King Skarl (the only known sibling of Hagan), as no such connection between them has ever been established.
• Rebellious Princess: The niece of King Hagan, she is bored with diplomacy and has dreams of becoming a sorceress.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: She is a princess of Brightvale who becomes a sorceress and helps defeat the Darkest Faerie.
• True Blue Femininity: She is a blue Acara.

The Darkest Faerie

Voiced by: Piera Coppola (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

One of the twelve founders of Altador, this Dark Faerie eventually longed to rule the land herself, and betrayed everyone. As punishment, she was turned into a statue by Queen Fyora and remained that way for a thousand years until her escape.

• And I Must Scream: She was turned into stone for a thousand years while still conscious the entire time. Don't feel too sorry for her, though.
  Fyora stole one thousand years from me, and that was about how long it took to plot my revenge.
• Big Bad: Of The Darkest Faerie and The Wraith Resurgence.
• The Dreaded: Even bringing her up in conversation is enough to make some nervous.
• Et Tu, Brute?: Her betrayal of her close friend, King Altador, whose life she had even saved once.
• Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": She is only referred to as the Darkest Faerie, the Betrayer, or sometimes by her previous title as a founder of Altador, the Sleeper.
• Evil Former Friend: She was once a friend of King Altador and helped found the city that bears his name, but then she betrayed him.
• Fallen Hero: One of twelve founders of Altador, she ended up betraying everyone.
• Face–Heel Turn: She was good before power corrupted her and she schemed to rule Altador alone.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: She has red eyes and is evil.
• Riddle for the Ages: Her real name remains a mystery.
• The Scottish Trope: Her true name has been intentionally forgotten, and it seems that there are those who are uncomfortable even with speaking the title she is referred to by now.
• Sealed Evil in a Can: Queen Fyora banished her by imprisoning her in a stone statue.
• Taken for Granite: She was imprisoned in a statue at the bottom of the ocean.

Vanity, Malice, and Spite

Voiced by: Jennifer Hale (Vanity; Neopets: The Darkest Faerie), Adrienne Wilkinson (Malice; Neopets: The Darkest Faerie), Gwendoline Yeo (Spite; Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

Known collectively as the Dark Faerie Sisters, these three siblings aid the Darkest Faerie.

• The Weird Sisters: They are three evil Faerie sisters.

Seradar

Voiced by: James Horan (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

The most acclaimed sorcerer in Brightvale, he serves under King Hagan, tutoring the ruler's niece in the magic arts.

• Court Mage: Appointed by King Hagan.
• Emerald Power: He has a green orb at the end of his Magic Staff that glows green, and his overall outfit is green in colour.
• Magic Staff: He has one.

The Tale of Woe

Sophie the Swamp Witch.

• Broken Bird: Her grumpy personality likely stems from the fact that as a little girl she was forced to flee into the woods after her brother unwittingly brought a curse upon their hometown that transformed its citizens into monsters. She lived in isolation and wasn't reunited with her family for years afterward.
• But Now I Must Go: After curing Neovia, she tells her parents and siblings that as much as she loves them, she has decided to return to her shack in the woods, because the town just isn't home to her anymore.
• Crazy Cat Lady: Downplayed. She's female and owns several Meowclopses, which are sort of like cats.
• Dark Is Not Evil: She is a loner, lives in the Haunted Woods, and is, of course, a witch, but she is not evil. In fact she cured the Neovian Curse.
• Deadpan Snarker: She has plenty of moments.
  Neovian Citizen: Welcome back to Neovia!
  Sophie: Not quite the same welcome as before, is it?
• Defrosting Ice Queen: At first she is very grouchy and cynical, but when it becomes clear that the curse on Neovia can be lifted, she starts to defrost.
• Find the Cure!: In the Tale of Woe plot she sought a mystical flower that cured the Neovian Curse.
• Heroic BSoD: She has one when she sees her family and the other townspeople in their monster forms. After racing back to her shack, she manages to pull herself together.
• Hot Witch: She is very beautiful.
• The Medic: She was the one who cured the Neovian Curse.
• Nice Girl: She "would turn you into a petpetpet, but is too nice".
• Parents in Distress: She works to free her mother and father, as well as brothers, from the curse that is on them.
• The Snark Knight: She's sarcastic and cynical practically all the time.
• Solitary Sorceress: She is definitely this.
• The Stoic: She saw the skeleton of a deceased Acara, but stayed stoic.

Bruno

A sweet yet painfully shy young Gelert whose longing to impress a girl he loved inadvertently led to the ruin of his entire town.

• Beauty to Beast: Bruno started out as a handsome, if gangly, Gelert.
• Be Careful What You Wish For: He longed for physical strength, and he has it now, but as a hulking, deformed monster.
• Big Brother Instinct: When Mayor Thumbert strikes Sophie, he becomes enraged and attacks him.
• Forced Transformation: In the hopes of becoming stronger, Bruno drinks a potion that has the unfortunate side effect of turning him into a monster.
• Gentle Giant: Since becoming a monster.
• The Grotesque: After his transformation.
• Hopeless Suitor: He is in love with a pretty Aisha named Lily, but she doesn't return his affection. Of course, she does already have a boyfriend, which probably is more the issue than his being a weakling.
• Muscle Angst: This is why he takes the potion offered by Mr. Krawley. He wants to become muscular to impress his love interest.
• Unwitting Instigator of Doom: His desperate desire for Lily to notice him inadvertently resulted in his whole town being cursed.
• Willing Channeler: He allows himself to be possessed by the Spirit of Slumber.
• Women Prefer Strong Men: He believes that the girl he loves, Lily, will only return his feelings if he becomes physically stronger.

Reginald

The intelligent brother of Bruno and Sophie who loves to read.

• Big Brother Instinct: He is suspicious of Ilere and reluctant to leave his little sister in her care when she comes across them in the woods.
• Bookworm:
  "Pah! Read one book at a time? Watch me take on four!"
• Intelligence Equals Isolation: As a result of the Hissi Oil making him even smarter than he already was, no Neopet could follow his conversations anymore, which forced him to take lonely refuge among his books.
• Teen Genius: He looks to be in his teens and is very smart.

Edmund

The father of Bruno, Reginald, and Sophie.

• Happily Married: To Alice.
• The Scrooge: He becomes this due to the effects of the Hissi Oil.

Alice

The mother of Bruno, Reginald, and Sophie.

• Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She herself is a purple Zafara.
• Happily Married: To Edmund.
• House Wife: This is what she is.
• Proper Lady: Naturally, being from Neovia and all.

Lily

A beautiful young Neovian lady with whom Bruno falls in unrequited love. The fact that she already has an extremely possessive boyfriend is likely the main reason she doesn't return his affection.

• Graceful Ladies Like Purple: Though her outfit looks grey in the plot comic (due to the general dreariness of Neovia), a wearable item based on her hat shows that it is purple.
• Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She has blonde hair and is portrayed as sweet and kind. When her Crazy Jealous Guy boyfriend threatens Bruno, she tries to stop him (but fails).
• Proper Lady: As Neovian women usually are.
• Satellite Love Interest: She exists solely as the object of Bruno's affection. The plot is set in motion because of his belief that Women Prefer Strong Men.
• Small Role, Big Impact: It was through Bruno's efforts to impress her that their town ended up being cursed.

Oscar

Lily's possessive boyfriend.

• The Bully: Picks fights with anyone who even talks to his girlfriend, especially those weaker than him.
• Crazy Jealous Guy: Is jealous of anyone interacting with Lily.
• Jerkass: His brief appearance in the story cements him as one.
• Laser-Guided Karma: The side effects Hissi Oil had on him turned him fat, a stark contrast to his original physique.

Mr. Krawley

A mysterious stranger who offered potions that would grant the Neovians everything they ever wanted... only to turn them into monsters soon afterward. When the townspeople became aware of the negative effects of the potions, they discovered Krawley had vanished.

• Bad Samaritan: He sells a potion that he claims will grant the wishes of anyone who drinks it. What he doesn't mention is that it also turns them into hideous monsters.
• The Barnum: He's a charming con artist.
• Con Man: A Hissi Oil seller.
• For the Evulz: It can be gathered that this is the main reason he cursed Neovia.
• Karma Houdini: Escapes at the end of the plot.
• Manipulative Bastard: He is able to trick others into taking the potion he offers.
• Master of Disguise: It's heavily implied that he transformed himself into the Elephante who tells the story to Gilly. Their eyes are identical.
• Reptiles Are Abhorrent: He's a Krawk, which is a Neopian reptile.
• Snake Oil Salesman: Although in Neopia, snake oil is referred to as Hissi Oil, since that is the Neopet species closest to snakes.
• The Sociopath: He shows no remorse for cursing Neovia, and no motive for doing so is ever given, save possibly greed.

Gilly

A young Usul girl who learns about the curse on Neovia and helps Bruno and Sophie to break it.

• Ascended Extra: Originally she was the two-dimensional protagonist of The Castle of Eliv Thade. Then she became one of the main characters in The Tale of Woe and her personality was developed.
• Cheerful Child: She's very optimistic.
• Most Definitely Not Accompanying Us: Sophie says as much at first, but Bruno convinces her to let Gilly come along.
• Plucky Girl: She becomes determined to help save Neovia.
• Tagalong Kid: She is seen as this by Sophie.

The Spirit of Slumber

A being who helped cure the Neovian townspeople of the effects of the Hissi Oil, but at a price. They all became ghosts, only appearing on Halloween as hollow shells of their former selves.

Mayor Thumbert

The mayor of Neovia, who summoned the Spirit of Slumber to help free the town from the monstrous effects of Mr. Krawley's potion. When the curse was eventually lifted, he blamed Bruno for everything that happened and attacked he and Sophie. He hulked out and became the Final Boss of the plot.

• Black Bead Eyes: As a Bruce, he has these. In the plot comic, one is even shown in ominous Extreme Close-Up.
• Corrupt Politician: It's implied his desires were for more political power.
• Final Boss: Is this for The Tale of Woe.
• Green and Mean: He is a green Bruce and a villain.
• Hulking Out: He does this at the end of the plot.
• Mayor Pain: As it turns out, he is the Final Boss the players must defeat... in multiple incarnations.
• Would Hit a Girl: He strikes Sophie, incurring the wrath of Bruno.

Ilere

A reclusive Earth Faerie who lives deep in the Haunted Woods. She took Sophie in when she fled Neovia as a child, leading her to the shack that would become her home and providing her with everything she would need to become a witch.

• Dark Is Not Evil: She looks menacing but means well.
• Green and Mean: Subverted as she has good intentions.
• Solitary Sorceress: She is a faerie who lives alone.

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The Return of Dr. Sloth

Gorix

A Grundo captured by Dr. Sloth during his first invasion, Gorix managed to escape and is now part of the resistance.

• Blue Is Heroic: He's a blue Grundo who is a hero of the resistance.

Cylara

This Cybunny was visiting the Space Station with her parents when she became embroiled in the resistance against Dr. Sloth.

• Action Girl: A tourist forced to become a heroine due to a case of mistaken identity.
• Deadpan Snarker:
  Cybunny Scout: [who is about the same age as Cylara] I like your spirit. Reminds me of when I was your age.
  Cylara: What, like last year?!?
• A Lizard Named "Liz": Her name is Cylara and she's a Cybunny.
• Mistaken Identity: Gorix whisks her away with him because he mistakenly believes she is the Cybunny Scout he was looking for.

Scout

A member of the resistance who carries important information needed by Gorix.

• Action Girl: She's a fighter for the resistance, and has a duel with Ylana Skyfire toward the end of the plot.
• His Name Really Is "Barkeep": She is only ever referred to as the Cybunny Scout, and then it is revealed that Scout is her actual name.
• Ray Gun: She fights using one.

Commander Valka

The leader of the resistance against Dr. Sloth on the Space Station.

• Big Good: Serves this role in the plot.

Commander Garoo

One of the highest-ranking members of Dr. Sloth's army, this Blumaroo is cruel and ruthless.

• The Dragon: Is more or less Sloth's right-hand man.
• A Lizard Named "Liz": He's a Blumaroo called Garoo.

Commander Gormos

A Kougra who serves in Dr. Sloth's army.

• Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: He became an unwitting hero of the resistance when he allowed Gorix and Cylara to escape his clutches on Dr. Sloth's flagship.
• You, Get Me Coffee: Dr. Sloth tells him to do this, which angers him enough to make him turn a blind eye while Gorix and Cylara escape.

Sophix II

An agent for Dr. Sloth who works as a mercenary alongside Ylana Skyfire.

• Dark Action Girl: She's an agent for Dr. Sloth.
• Hidden Depths: She's always wanted to be a singer, but works for Dr. Sloth to pay the bills.
• Pink Means Feminine: She's a pink Aisha.
• Purple Is Powerful: Her outfit is purple.

Ylana Skyfire

A bounty hunter who was hired by Dr. Sloth to stop the actions of the resistance.

• Bounty Hunter: She works as one.
• Dark Action Girl: She's a tough fighter.
• Meaningful Rename: She was born as Ylana Claymore, part of a wealthy family. But when the bank foreclosed on her family's fortune, she ran away from home and changed her name to Ylana Skyfire, cutting all ties.
• Only in It for the Money: She approaches her work with this attitude.
• Ray Gun: She uses one, and the item version of it on the site (Ylana's Blaster) is a popular weapon in the Battledome.
• Riches to Rags: She was born into the wealthy Claymore family, but when they lost all their money, she broke ties with them and ran away.

Parlax

• Evil Former Friend: To Gorix. He was originally part of the resistance, but then betrayed them and his friend. Now he's in the employ of Dr. Sloth.
• Rugged Scar: He's got one in the shape of an X across his face.
• Treacherous Advisor: Played this role to both Grundo tribes on Kreludor, distracting them with a cold war while Sloth plundered the moon for resources.

Journey to the Lost Isle

Roxton A. Colchester III

A dashing Lutari adventurer who wants to explore as much of Neopia as he can. He joined the group led by Professor Hugo Fairweather in searching for an island described in the journal of Mad Tongue Murphy. Later he and Clara Chatham discovered the city of Moltara.

• Adventurer Archaeologist
• Adventurer Outfit: He wears one.
• Bold Explorer: His goal is to travel through all of Neopia.
• Continuity Nod: When Clara announces that they've reached the Boat Rental Stand, he says "I believe they prefer the term 'ship'." This is because Rourke was so insistent that others call the SS Primella a ship instead of a boat.

Lilian Fairweather

The daughter of Professor Fairweather, who found the tablet that helped translate Mad Tongue Murphy's journal.

• Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Roxton.
• Fiery Redhead: She has red hair and can be sassy toward Roxton.
• Hot Librarian: A bookish girl who is very attractive.
• Mad Scientist's Beautiful Daughter: Though her father isn't evil, he could easily be considered a mad scientist (and is thought of as such by others).

Professor Hugo Fairweather

An archeolinguist and expert of ancient lore who is determined to find an island mentioned in an old journal. He is mocked by his peers, who believe the island is nothing but fantasy.

• Absent-Minded Professor: Is he ever!
• All of the Other Reindeer: His search for the lost island causes him to be ridiculed by his peers, who believe it to be nonsense.
• Cloud Cuckoolander: He is seen as this by others, and they may be right... at least to some extent.
• Mad Scientist: Of the non-evil variety.
• Papa Wolf: He is very protective of his daughter, and is outraged when Captain Rourke suggests that they leave the island without waiting for she and Roxton to return.
• They Called Me Mad!: He says this when he finds the lost isle.

Scrap

An orphan boy who is found to have stowed away on the SS Primella. He ends up tagging along on the trip to the lost isle as a result.

• The Artful Dodger: He is a street-smart orphan.
• Bratty Half-Pint: To some extent.
• Heartwarming Orphan: He manages to soften Captain Rourke's stony heart.
• Kid Sidekick: He becomes the ward of Captain Rourke.
• Little Stowaway: He is introduced as having stowed away on the SS Primella.

Captain Rourke

• The Captain: Of the SS Primella.
• Deadpan Snarker:
  "You're not exactly filling me with confidence here, Professor."
• Defrosting Ice King: Initially he's grouchy and cynical, but he ends up having a growing soft spot for the orphaned Scrap.
• The Eeyore: He is bitter and pessimistic.
• Hates Being Touched:
  Roxton: Cheer up, old chap! Where's your sense of adventure?
  Rourke: You touch me again, and you'll find out.
• Jerkass: Very much one.
• Jerkass Has a Point: When the ship crashes on the lost isle, he is right about their first priority being to fix it. Otherwise they'd have no way to get home and be stuck on an uncharted island forever.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: As shown by the grudging affection he has for Scrap.
• Lack of Empathy: He's ready to leave the lost isle without Lilian and Roxton, who haven't returned yet, and says as much to Lilian's father.
• Perpetual Frowner: The only time he cracks a smile is after Scrap saves his life.
• The Snark Knight: He's always snarky and critical of everyone around him.
• Surrounded by Idiots: He believes he is.
• They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!: Don't call him Cap, and definitely not Cappy.
• Took a Level in Cynic: It's said that he once trusted a pirate to share buried treasure with him, only to be betrayed and marooned on a desert island.

Werther

• Hypercompetent Sidekick: To Hugo Fairweather.
• Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: When he does talk, it's hard for others to understand him.
  Commander Valka: In words we can understand, please.
• Suddenly Speaking: He has a cameo in The Return of Dr. Sloth where he actually talks, explaining what Kreludite is. This is lampshaded by Cylara, who says "Gee, you sure talk a lot."
• The Voiceless: He never says a word... at least, not in Journey to the Lost Isle (see above).

Altador Mini-Plot

Finneus

Old Man Withers

• Control Freak: He is the club president of every club in Altador except the Astronomy Club, and even that is a club he attempts to take over. He is also the only member of the clubs he controls. He is eventually exposed as the leader of the Astronomy Club as well when the other members become fed up with how rudely he acts toward people finding constellations.
• Jerkass: Rudely turns away potential members from every club they try to join.
• Shout-Out: To the stock culprit name from Scooby-Doo, even saying You Meddling Kids when he's exposed as the Astronomy Club leader.

The Cyodrake's Gaze Plot

Captain Tuan

• Benevolent Boss: Seems like a pretty reasonable leader to the Gaze sailors.
• The Captain: Of the Cyodrake's Gaze.

Bonju

• The Atoner: He at least had the good graces to apologize to Hoban after the incident.
• Berserk Button: Do not insult his cooking.
• Butt-Monkey: Every time a user tries to use his cooking pot at Culinary Concoctions, it explodes in his face. A successful recipe has yet to be found.
• Depending on the Writer: Most of the time, his cooking is described as terrible, but in some panels of the Cyodrake's Gaze plot comic, the other crewmembers are shown eating it happily and with gusto. Maybe they were just really hungry that day.
• Disproportionate Retribution: Shoving Hoban overboard in the middle of a raging thunderstorm for insulting his cooking was a little extreme.
• Lethal Chef: The other crewmembers seem to think so, especially Hoban. He may not be entirely wrong, given Linae's side comment about a particularly bad anchovy casserole.
  • One of the prizes given out by the 2016 Advent Calendar was a bucket of unidentifiable green goo with the description "Well, someone had to eat Bonju's cooking, right?"
• Ultimate Job Security: One has to wonder why he's still the Gaze's cook if nobody likes his food.

Hoban

• Berserk Button: Don't call him a "bad omen".
• Bunny-Ears Lawyer: He's aggressive and short-tempered, but is a competent ship's navigator, all things considered. He hand-wrote an entire map book by himself.
• Butt-Monkey: In two Advent Calendar animations, he gets accidentally thrown overboard by Captain Tuan and drenched in Bonju's cooking.
• Does Not Like Spam: Doesn't like Bonju's cooking.
  Item description of Hoban's Leftovers: It's pretty much full. He barely touched the meal, after all.
  Item description of Anger Management for Navigators (a book): Rule #1 - always eat the chef's meals, even if it tastes like cardboard.
• Eyes Always Shut: Averted. Most Aishas always have their eyes closed, but Hoban's are always open in the comics to give him a wider range of facial expressions.
• The Friend Nobody Likes: He doesn't seem to get along with the other crewmembers. He's first seen threatening to sail them into a storm during an argument, Linae thinks he's a bad omen because of the previous threat, Anshu is not happy that he won't make a detour to stop for medical supplies, Bonju shoves him overboard for insulting his cooking, and Kentari calls him a lazy bum (though not to his face). That said, all of the above happened during a thunderstorm where everyone was in a bad mood, so we haven't seen how they get along with him normally. And they did recruit the rest of Neopia to search for him when he went missing, and didn't give up until he was found.
• Jerkass: He seems to be rather grumpy and temperamental, easily getting into arguments.
• The Napoleon: He's fairly short, as well as short-tempered.
• Older Than They Look: According to his Neopedia article, he's thirty.
• Signature Headgear: He wears a little pointed cap with green and brown stripes and holes for his ears, which was distributed as a prize to players after the plot.
• Spare Body Parts: He's an Aisha and has a second pair of ears mounted on stalks, which incidentally would be very helpful in his job navigating the seas.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: Unlike most of the other Gaze crewmembers, he did not reappear in Shenkuu following the plot and it is unknown what he is doing currently. He did reappear in the Neopets Puzzle Adventure video game and made a few appearances on Better Than You, so it's not like he vanished entirely.

Anshu

• The Medic: The Gaze's medic, and sells medicine for players to purchase at his shop in Shenkuu.
• Non-Mammalian Hair: He's a Ruki, an insect-like Neopet, with a long white mustache and beard.

Linae

• Cats Are Mean: After the thunderstorm began, she was quick to accuse Hoban of having started it (to be fair, he did threaten to sail them into one earlier). However, she seems to be fairly amicable in all other appearances.
• Does Not Like Spam: She's not a fan of Bonju's cooking, either. "That anchovy casserole really did a number on my—"
• Panthera Awesome: She is a Kougra.
• Pink Means Feminine: She's the only female member of the Gaze and is a pink Kougra.

Shumi

• Flat Character / Living Prop: Does not get any characterization, doesn't do anything, and doesn't get to tell his version of the night of the thunderstorm.
• Number Two: Captain Tuan's first mate. That's all we know about him.
• Our Dragons Are Different: He is a Scorchio.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: Like Hoban, he didn't reappear in Shenkuu following the plot.

Kentari

• Cool Helmet: He always wears a black one.
• Depending on the Artist: In the second chapter of the comic, some panels give him mitten hands and others give him hands with fingers.
• Master Swordsman: He is the Gaze's weaponmaster, and sells weapons at his shop in Shenkuu, Wonderous Weaponry.
• Our Dragons Are Different: He is a Shoyru.

Orrin

• Breakout Character: He starred in his own flash game, Revel Roundup.
• Out of Focus: Didn't get much attention in the plot, because he was locked in the storeroom during the thunderstorm and couldn't give evidence about Hoban's disappearance. He later got his own shop, selling foods in Shenkuu, and a game was released where players could play as him.

Atlas of the Ancients

Clara Chatham

A Wocky girl who works as the assistant to the Wise Gnorbu at the Lunar Temple in Shenkuu. She is originally from Brightvale, but moved to Shenkuu with her family. She teamed up with Roxton on the mission to save Neopia.

• Action Girl:
  "I'm not afraid of a little danger."
• Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Roxton.
• Damsel in Distress: Lampshaded when she says "I'm not just some helpless damsel you know."
• Hot Librarian: A bookish and beautiful woman.
• Jumped at the Call: She was eager to join Roxton and Jordie on their mission.
• Plucky Girl: She's determined to prove to Roxton that she is just as good of an adventurer as he is, if not better.

Jordie

The enthusiastic young sidekick of Roxton.

• All Asians Wear Conical Straw Hats: He wears one, and by his overall outfit it can easily be gathered that he hails from Shenkuu (the Neopian equivalent of ancient China). This would also make sense considering the origin of the character he's based on.
• Badass Adorable: He's a cute little Kougra, but tough enough to accompany Roxton on his adventures.
• Expy: Of Short Round from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
• Kid Sidekick: He is one to Roxton.

Mayor of Moltara

Cog

Igneot

The Wise Gnorbu

The Faeries' Ruin

Hanso

• Badass Longcoat: He wears one.
• Batman Gambit: His false betrayal to Xandra. He even drags his conflict with Brynn into it as a fake motivator.
• Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Brynn.
• The Charmer: He is easily able to sweet-talk others, especially Brynn.
• Comically Missing the Point: His first reaction to seeing the petrified faeries is disappointment because he can't steal their jewelry, which has also been turned to stone.
  "This is terrible... this necklace is solid stone. What a shame."
• Fake Defector: He pretends to join Xandra.
• It's All About Me: He tends to be very egotistical, often bragging about what a great thief he is.
• Lovable Rogue: He is this to a T.
• Sticky Fingers: As a thief, he definitely has these.
• Taken for Granite: As a Heroic Sacrifice to stop Xandra. He gets better.
• Terrible Artist: His stick-figure drawings.
• Unreliable Narrator: As it turns out, he is the one telling the story, and it's strongly implied that he's not doing so entirely accurately.
• You're Insane!: He says this to the Big Bad.

Brynn

• Anger Born of Worry: She calls Hanso a jerk after he pretends to be getting hurt by an artifact.
• Anguished Declaration of Love: But she doesn't get to finish it.
• Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Hanso.
• Face Palm: She does this in the first comic of The Faerie's Ruin.
• Fiery Redhead: Stubborn, strong, and has red hair to match.
• Smooch of Victory: She gives Hanso one on the cheek in Chapter 17 of The Faerie's Ruin.

Xandra

• Beneath the Mask: Xandra in the "Faeries' Ruin" plot initially appears helpful, nerdy, and innocent with anger issues. She even wears glasses to heighten the effect (pictured here◊). However, she is revealed to be a Well-Intentioned Extremist with a completely "Machiavellian" and egomaniacal personality. She even makes Faerieland crash!◊
• Driven to Villainy: She tried to convince the faeries to get more involved with Neopia, but when that failed, she took more drastic measures.
• Fatal Flaw: Her short temper leads to her flying into such a rage over Hanso's insults that she doesn't realize his plan to store her magic and use it against her.
• The Glasses Come Off: She loses hers when things go bad and she reveals herself as the villain. Lampshaded by Hanso when he's taunting her, saying she might be able to aim better if she put them back on. And then again when they're offered as a prize, where the item description says that Xandra and the villain can't be the same person because one wears glasses and the other doesn't.
• Hoist by His Own Petard:
  Hanso: You know, it's ironic. Xandra was undone by the same artifact that started it all.
• A Pupil of Mine Until He Turned to Evil: Queen Fyora's most promising pupil until she became a Well-Intentioned Extremist, with emphasis on extreme.
• Taken for Granite: Her most current state.
• Unflinching Walk: After Xandra fells Faerieland, (in one of the most iconic scenes of said plot) she stands before Hanso and Brynn triumphantly and seemingly uninterested in the massive, fiery crash behind her. Somewhat negated by not actually walking during said explosion.
• Villain Has a Point: After all is said and done, Fyora concedes that Xandra was right that the Faeries don't do enough to help Neopia, and pledges to correct that.
• Villain Killer: While it wasn't known to have been her at the time, one of the first things she did was kill Hubrid Nox — a largely Harmless Villain. It was the first sign that this plot was going to be a more dire one.
• Villainous Breakdown: Xandra had almost accomplished everything she set out to do. However, she begins to lose control after Hanso steals her artefact (for the second time).
• Visionary Villain: She believes the Faeries don't do enough good with their power and thinks everyone else is worse off for depending on them.
• We Can Rule Together: She says this almost word for word.
• Well-Intentioned Extremist: Surprisingly, she actually has some valid points.

The War for the Obelisk

The Thieves Guild

One of Neopia's oldest societies, it's maintained a quiet presence in nearly every part of the world for as long as anyone can remember.

Kanrik

See his entry in Hannah and the Ice Caves above.

The Sway

A secretive group of Neopians who subtly influence events from behind-the-scenes. Even the Meepits fear them.

The Duchess

This classy Lenny lady is the leader of a secret society called the Sway.

• Anti-Villain: The Sway are described as a Type III in their Neopedia entry, their primary goal being keeping peace in Neopia at the cost of free will of others.
• The Chessmaster: She literally uses a chessboard when plotting.
• Creepy Crows: Crokabeks, the Neopian equivalents of crows or ravens, serve as her messengers and also pets.
• Grande Dame: Definitely!
• The Illuminati: She leads the Sway, which seems to be the Neopets version.
• Iron Lady: She is the feared leader of the Sway.
• Power Hair: Hers is styled this way.

Lord Norheim

A high-ranking member of the Sway.

• Amulet of Concentrated Awesome: His amulet of hypnosis.
• Big Fancy Castle: He lives in one.
• Black Cloak: What he wears.
• Evil Chancellor: It would seem he is this to the Duchess (although she herself is a neutral character at best). One line implies that he may try to usurp her.
  "I serve my lady... for now."
• Laser-Guided Amnesia: He has an amulet of hypnosis to make potential new members of the Sway forget all about the organization if he doesn't think they're worthy.

The Order of the Red Erisim

An elite group of witches and wizards. They are naturally dedicated to the study of magic... how it works, why it exists, and how to use it to their advantage.

Rasala the Bright

An eager young Bori wizard who recently was promoted to head of the Order of the Red Erisim.

• Ascended Extra: She started out as an unnamed Bori Mage featured on a Neopets TCG card, but for the War of the Obelisk she was given a name and her character was developed.
• Fireballs: She enjoys launching these at her enemies.
• Hot Witch: An attractive female Bori, she is the youngest Neopet ever to lead the Order of the Red Erisim.
• Playing with Fire:
  "What do you mean, fireballs aren't the answer to everything? Of course they are. You just have to ask the right questions."
• Robe and Wizard Hat: Hers are red.
• With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: She fears that the power of the Obelisk may corrupt her, just as the power Xandra wielded did her.

Alshemar of the Seventh Scroll

Rasala's mentor, a wise wizard.

• Alchemy Is Magic: There is a scene in the Neopedia article where he is mixing potions for the upcoming war.
• The Archmage: He is an ancient and learned wizard.
• Crystal Ball: He is shown with one of these in his hand.
• Magic Staff: He holds one.
• The Mentor: To Rasala.
• Robe and Wizard Hat: His outfit.
• Wizard Beard: He's got one.

Hilda the Hedgewitch

A highly skilled witch who has won the Cauldron Throwdown competition seven years in a row. Ganfrey the Good is a friend of hers.

• Magic Cauldron: She must have experience with these as she was champion of the Cauldron Throwdown seven years running.
• Magic Wand: She uses one.
  "Let's see how much power we can call forth from this old wand, shall we?!?"
• Robe and Wizard Hat: Her outfit.
• Witch Classic: She's your typical witch.

Ganfrey the Good

This minor warlock of the Order of the Red Erisim is friends with Hilda the Hedgewitch.

• Deadpan Snarker: His reaction to Hilda using her powers to make a cookie bigger after she complains about wasting magic to fight for the Obelisk.
  "Clearly a more noble use for magic than winning a war."
• Magic Wand: He uses one.
• Robe and Wizard Hat: Like most all of the members of the Order.
  "A wizard without a pointy hat isn't a proper wizard."

Belisarius

A member of the Order of the Red Erisim who tends to mumble a lot and so is hard to understand.

• Fireballs: He is able to conjure blue fireballs.
• Magic Staff: He holds one.
• Robe and Wizard Hat: Like most all of the members of the Order.
• The Unintelligible: No one knows what he's saying as he's always mumbling.
• Wizard Beard: He has one.

The Brute Squad

Founded by Commander Flint, a former general in the army of Altador, this group of physically strong Neopets has the noble goal of keeping Neopia safe from trouble. It takes years of training to qualify to join their ranks.

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• Brutish Character, Brutish Weapon: They're a bunch of large, muscular types who carry large bludgeoning weapons like maces, axes, clubs, hammers, and oversized swords.

Commander Flint

The tough-as-nails Skeith commander of the Brute Squad.

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• Bruiser with a Soft Center: He is shown to have a close relationship with his mother.
  "Yay, Mom sent me a care package with chocolate chip cookies. *sniff* What are you looking at? Get out there and FIGHT!"
• Dumb Muscle: The incredibly strong Flint doesn't seem too smart when it comes to anything other than tactical matters.
• No Indoor Voice: Lampshaded in one of his lines: "THIS IS MY INSIDE VOICE!"
• Stout Strength: Flint is overweight and muscular.
• Strength Equals Worthiness: He values strength above everything and looks down on those he sees as weak.

Alhana the Patient

A member of the Brute Squad who often recruits new members. She makes it clear to others that being tough doesn't make you mean.

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• Carry a Big Stick: Her weapon is a mace.
• Fiery Redhead: She's got red hair, and definitely has a temper.
• Genius Bruiser: She's portrayed as being both tough and intelligent, and wants to clear up misconceptions others have about strong Neopets.
• Strength Equals Worthiness: One of the phrases she will say to taunt an opponent is "You are not worthy."
• The Un-Smile: She is described as having "the sort of grin that made lesser Neopets shiver and run for the nearest faerie."

Buster

A talented jazz trumpet player, this Poogle's intimidating appearance made it hard for him to find work. When he came across a recruitment booth for the Brute Squad, he decided that was the place for him and signed up.

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• Gentle Giant: His problem is that he's a Nice Guy, but others are scared of him due to his appearance.
• Hidden Depths: He's a tough guy, but he also plays the jazz trumpet.
• Jazz: He is a jazz musician who plays the trumpet. Unfortunately, being scary-looking put an end to his career.
• Not Evil, Just Misunderstood: He's believed to be mean just because he's large and tough-looking, but he's really not.
• Scary Musician, Harmless Music: In-Universe. He was fired from his last gig because his appearance frightened patrons, though the music he played was regular jazz.

MAGAX

See the Haunted Woods entry below.

Martha

A silent, imposing magma Kau who is a member of the Brute Squad.

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• Brawn Hilda: Strong and so mannish that it's hard to tell she is a female character.
• Drop the Hammer: Her weapon is a hammer.
• Hulk Speak: When she does talk, she sounds like this.
• Lady Looks Like a Dude: Her name is the only indication that she is female. There is still the possibility that she is in fact a he with a feminine name, as the character is never referred to with pronouns.
• The Quiet One: Doesn't say much.

The Seekers

A close-knit society of Neopian intellectuals who are happy to share what they learn... most of the time. As their motto goes, "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing."

Professor Lambert

A Gnorbu scholar who teaches at Brightvale University and is the leader of the group of Neopian intellectuals known as the Seekers.

• Absent-Minded Professor: He gives off strong vibes of this. One line of dialogue has him calling for the Doglefoxes of War to be unleashed, then sheepishly realising he forgot to bring them.
• Badass Bookworm: Don't make him use his Collapsible Offensive Device (an umbrella, in layman's terms) on you!
• Cool Uncle: To Katie. She loves visiting him in Brightvale.
• Cunning Linguist: According to the Seekers Neopedia article, he speaks fluent Tyrannian.
• For Science!: He convinces the other Seekers to go with him on an expedition to examine the Obelisk for this reason.
• Gentleman and a Scholar: As well as being very intelligent, he seems genuinely nice.
• Hates Being Touched: Played for Laughs when he is so pleased with how the battling is going that he calls for a Group Hug... only to promptly tell everyone he wasn't serious and to get off him.
• The Professor: He has the title and presumably teaches at Brightvale University.
• Smart People Wear Glasses: He wears a pair of spectacles.

Katie

Professor Lambert's niece, who has a talent for inventing. She created a robot companion, ironically named Tiny, to defend her from school bullies.

• Badass Bookworm:
  "Don't mess with a girl and her robot!"
• Child Prodigy: She is a brilliant inventor.
• Gadgeteer Genius: She offers her assistance to Tom Cotterpin when he needs help upgrading the Seekers' airship.
• My Hovercraft Is Full of Eels: When a bully mocks her uncle's ability to speak Tyrannian by doing an imitation of the language, she informs him that he did indeed say an actual phrase... "I love wearing Step Out Shoes."
• Nerd Glasses: She wears a pair.
• Redheads Are Uncool: She has red hair and is bullied by her peers.
• Robot Buddy: Tiny is this to her.
• Smart People Build Robots: She built Tiny.
• Wise Beyond Their Years: Just a child, but a genius.

Sandro

A foppish Gelert philosopher who writes books about war strategy.

• Bookworm: He loves his books so much that he will express impatience when he has to fight, saying he'd rather be reading in his library.
• The Dandy: He is most definitely this. He is dressed to the nines and his love for style and need to keep his clothes tidy is made apparent through his dialogue:
  "Gah! I have some dirt on my sleeve!"
• Eyes Out of Sight: His long blond hair always hides his eyes.
• Gentleman and a Scholar: He's incredibly polite, even in battle.
• Gentleman Snarker:
  "Oh, I've read about this attack... It's not very effective. Are you sure you want to use it?"
• I Should Write a Book About This: At one point he says "I'm going to write a book about this battle... once I defeat you, of course."
• Longhaired Pretty Boy: His hair is shoulder-length and tied in a ponytail.
• The Philosopher: Specifically, he is a philosopher of war.
• The Strategist: It can be assumed that he is this for the Seekers, as he specializes in coming up with fighting strategies and studies such things.
• Throw the Book at Them: He always carries a book with him and will use it as a weapon.

Tom Cotterpin

A Lutari explorer who was involved in the construction of the airship the Seekers used to get to Tyrannia.

• Adventurer Outfit: He wears one.
• Cool Airship: He made one to transport the Seekers to Tyrannia.
• Gadgeteer Genius: He designed the Seekers' airship.
• Gentleman Adventurer: What he is.
• Hidden Depths: In addition to being an inventor and adventurer, he also runs an Outreach Programme for Elderly Neopets.
• High-Class Glass: He wears a monocle.

Gladstone

An Ixi scholar.

• After-Action Patch-Up: He bandages Katie's injured tail after her run-in with some bullies.
• Bookworm: Always seen with his nose stuck in a book.
• Gentleman and a Scholar: He's a wise and kindly Neopet.
• Smart People Wear Glasses: He's a scholar and wears a pair.

Gyro

A Shoyru scientist who attended the Space Station University for Intelligent Neopets.

• Chemistry Can Do Anything: He carries test tubes and mixes their contents to make explosions when attacking enemies.
• Einstein Hair: He's a scientist and his hair is unkempt.
• Mad Scientist: He's not evil, but otherwise he qualifies.
• Massive Numbered Siblings: He has six little sisters.
• Meaningful Name: In all likelihood he was named after the gyroscope.
• Techno Babble: A lot of his dialogue.

The Awakened

Not so much an actual society as it is an army of Night of the Living Mooks commanded by creepy twin girls. Their goal is to cause as much chaos as possible under the pretense of having a party.

Lanie and Lillie

Twin Wocky sisters who called their undead friends from their graves to participate in the battle for the Obelisk which, according to them, is a party.

• Animate Dead: Though it may seem hard to believe, these two children command an army of The Undead.
• Creepy Shadowed Undereyes: They have these.
• Creepy Twins: They are identical in every way, speak in monotone, and even finish each others' sentences.
• Dull Surprise: Their blank expressions never change, unless they are driven to extreme rage◊.
• Expy: Of the Grady girls from The Shining.
• A Fête Worse than Death: Apparently they see going to war as being a big party... one with cake, ice cream... and undead monsters going on rampages and attacking the living.
• Finishing Each Other's Sentences: They enjoy doing this.
• Nightmare Face: This◊ Battledome pose. It's all the more shocking coming from characters who, most of the time, display no emotion whatsoever.
• Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: It's implied that they've been involved in the disappearances of other Neopets, and even confess to having eaten someone who warned them about the war, believing they were innocent children who needed to be protected.
• Theme Twin Naming: They're twins with two-syllable names starting with "L" and ending with "-ie".
• Undead Child: Though it's never outright stated, it is heavily implied that Lanie and Lillie have risen from the grave themselves.
• Wise Beyond Their Years: Although they appear to be small children, they are able to competently command an army of the undead.

Echo

The ghost of a knight who once served a king. He was poisoned and she regrets that she was unable to protect him.

• Fog Feet: Though considering the fact that she's a Hissi, she likely never had any sort of feet to begin with.
• Ghostly Chill:
  Echo drifted into her crypt silently, but Halima noticed anyway by the sudden chill. It never bothered her.
• I Let Gwen Stacy Die: The king she served under was given a dish of Evil Baklava as a gift, and it turned out to be poison. She feels responsible for his death.
• Knight in Shining Armor: What she was in life.
• Monochrome Apparition: Like all ghost Neopets, she appears in shades of greyish blue except for her eyes, which are red.
• My Greatest Failure: Her king was poisoned and she wasn't able to defend him.

Halima the Enraged

A grumpy Usul mummy who resides in Quasala.

• Glowing Eyelights of Undeath: Her eyes glow green in her ranged attack pose.
• Mummy: What she is.
• Sickly Green Glow: She has one when she's really angry.
• Zombie Gait: Being a mummy, she walks like this.

Olabet Shuffletoes

A zombie who is persuaded by Lanie and Lillie to join the Awakened.

• Brain Food: As he is a zombie, this is naturally his favorite food.
• Hulk Speak: He talks this way, as zombies tend to do.
• Food as Bribe: Lanie and Lillie convince him to join the Awakened by giving him candy floss.
• Our Zombies Are Different: Basically he is a Flesh-Eating Zombie, saying few words and groaning for brains for the most part. Yet the Neopedia article for the Awakened would indicate that he is, to some extent, capable of intelligent thought.
• Undead Barefooter: He wears no shoes.
• Zombie Gait: How he walks.

Spirits

Before the six factions reached the obelisk, several spirits emerged and challenged them to fight. Essentially these spirits were personifications of the Neopian versions of the Seven Deadly Sins. Every faction faced one that represented their worst fear. In the end they were revealed to have been a test from the Oracle, the ancient and wise spirit who lived within the obelisk.

Pride

The personification of pride who menaced the Sway at the end of the War of the Obelisk.

• Anthropomorphic Personification: Of pride.
• Cool Mask: She wears a handheld mask.
• Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She is purple and very elegant.
• Narcissist: Naturally.
• Pride: She is this personified.
• Purple Is Powerful: She is a tremendously powerful magical being and she is purple.
• Vain Sorceress: She even carries a hand mirror all the time.
• Vanity Is Feminine: Pride takes the form of a female Aisha.
• Your Worst Nightmare: She is this to the Sway.

Greed

The personification of greed who menaced the Thieves' Guild at the end of the War of the Obelisk.

• Anthropomorphic Personification: Of greed.
• Greed: He is this personified.
• High-Class Glass: He wears a monocle.
• Money Fetish: Well, he is Greed, after all.
  "Mmm, that's the smell of freshly minted Neopoints... like candy!"
• The Scrooge: It's to be expected.
• Your Worst Nightmare: He is this to the Thieves' Guild.

Envy

The personification of envy who menaced the Order of the Red Erisim at the end of the War of the Obelisk.

• Anthropomorphic Personification: Of envy.
• Driven by Envy: This is what he wants the members of the Order of the Red Erisim to be.
• Fog Feet: Being a genie, he naturally has a tail instead of legs.
• Genie in a Bottle: It would appear he is one. He even disappears into a lamp after being defeated.
• Green and Mean: He's green with envy.
• Green-Eyed Monster: He is this, literally.
• Sickly Green Glow: He has one.
• Smug Super:
  "There were three great wizards in the ancient days. I surpass them all."
• Your Worst Nightmare: He is this to the Order of the Red Erisim.

Wrath

The personification of wrath who menaced the Brute Squad at the end of the War of the Obelisk.

• Anthropomorphic Personification: Of wrath.
• Burning with Anger: Literally made out of flames.
• Strike Me Down with All of Your Hatred!: He says this word-for-word.
• Unstoppable Rage: He is this personified.
• Wreathed in Flames: He is a being made of fire.
• Your Worst Nightmare: He is this to the Brute Squad

Apathy

The personification of Apathy who menaced the Seekers at the end of the War of the Obelisk.

• Anthropomorphic Personification: Of apathy.
• The Power of Apathy: Literally.
• The Slacker
• Sleepyhead: He's barely awake, even when battling.
• Sleepwalking: He seems to do this most of the time.
• Stopped Caring: Never cared, actually.
• Your Worst Nightmare: He is this to the Seekers.

Death

The personification of death who menaced the Awakened at the end of the War of the Obelisk.

• Annoying Younger Sibling: According to Lanie and Lillie, he is their little brother, and they're terrified of him. It makes you wonder what they are if their sibling is essentially the Grim Reaper.
• Anthropomorphic Personification: Of death.
• Badass Adorable: He is a frighteningly powerful being in the form of a cherubic baby.
• Cupid's Arrow: In spite of being more a Grim Reaper than anything else, he looks just like Cupid.
• Enfant Terrible: He may look like an innocent baby, but he's dangerous.
• Deader than Dead: It's his goal to make The Undead this.
• The Grim Reaper: The Neopian version.
• Horrifying the Horror: He is enough to scare an entire army of undead monsters.
• Killer Rabbit: Aww, it's a cute little baby Ixi... who can make The Undead Deader than Dead.
• Sibling Rivalry: Lanie and Lillie are obviously at odds with Death, mainly because he wants the dead to stay dead while they want their zombie and ghost friends to rise from their graves and party.
• Your Worst Nightmare: He is this to the Awakened.

The Oracle

• Ambiguously Evil: The Oracle's true motives have never been made clear. She was introduced at the end of the War of the Obelisk as a seemingly benevolent ancient spirit. However, her actions are rather questionable. All she has done so far is to involve the six factions who originally fought for the right to open the Obelisk in perpetual battles simply for her amusement. She grants boons to the winning faction that last for one week, until it's time for yet another battle. It seems doubtful that a spirit who delights in watching frequent violence (and has multiple groups of powerful Neopians under her spell, constantly striving to gain her favour) could really mean well.
• The Omniscient: Apparently she has vast wisdom, but has not yet shared her knowledge.
• Seers: She can see the past and future.

The Spooky Food Eating Contest Plot

Corbin

An Ogrin who, along with his brother, tracked down the monster who menaced the Spooky Food Eating Contest. They are second generation monster hunters, with their father having been one before them.

• Expy: Of Sam from Supernatural.
• Hunter of Monsters: He and his brother are professionals who arrive on the scene of the Spooky Food Eating Contest in Neovia after a monster disrupts it. They set out to capture it.

Kell

A Wocky who, along with his brother, tracked down the monster who menaced the Spooky Food Eating Contest. They are second generation monster hunters, with their father having been one before them.

• Expy: Of Dean from Supernatural.
• Hunter of Monsters: He and his brother are professionals who arrive on the scene of the Spooky Food Eating Contest in Neovia after a monster disrupts it. They set out to capture it.

Tippens

This Chomby gentleman is president of the Spooky Shindig Society, who organised the Spooky Food Eating Contest among other parties.

• Nonmammalian Hair: While he is a Chomby (a creature comparable to a dinosaur), he has hair not only on his head, but also thick eyebrows and a moustache.
• Quintessential British Gentleman: Very much so, being from Neovia.

The Monster

A blue horned satyr-like creature who disguised himself as a contestant in Neovia's Spooky Food Eating Contest. Pretending to be a Yurble named Scarlet, he managed to win the competition, but afterward drank a potion that revealed his true form. Corbin and Kell chased him into catacombs located beneath the town, and they were able to catch and subdue him. Afterward it was revealed he was a child monster, and was safely returned to his parents at their home in the mountains.

• Cute Monster: As it turns out, he's just a little kid monster who wandered away from home and not a real threat.
• Shapeshifting: He has the ability to do this, disguising himself as Scarlet the Yurble. It's unknown as to whether or not this was an impersonation of an actual Neopet or an identity he made up entirely.

The Wraith Resurgence

Kaia

A Faerie from Shenkuu who moved to Faerieland because of bullying, she possesses the power to see misfortune before it happens. Kaia is eager to prove herself and has lofty dreams. The Darkest Faerie pretended to be her in order to deceive everyone into believing Kaia was behind everything.

• The Ingenue: Younger than most of her kind, good-natured, and eager to please.
• Psychic Powers: She has visions of future danger and thus can warn others before anything bad happens.
• Teacher's Pet: Kaia is favoured by Queen Fyora, who gives her lessons outside of the Faerieland Academy.

Malum (Reizo)

Found hiding in the Wild Woods, this Lupe is thought to be behind the reappearance of the Wraiths, though he insists he is innocent. It is revealed that he is Reizo, Kaia's friend who followed her to Faerieland, only to be cursed by the Darkest Faerie.

• Badass Cape: He wears one that is dark purple.
• Dark Is Not Evil: He is in reality Kaia's friend Reizo who was transformed by the Darkest Faerie into the frightening creature he is now.
• Forced Transformation: He was transformed by the Darkest Faerie to look like a villain.
• Glowing Gem: The brooch he wears.
• Good All Along: He is Kaia's friend, Reizo.
• The Scapegoat: He is one, framed by the Darkest Faerie for the reappearance of the Wraiths.

Lyra and the Lost Heirloom

Lyra Xendrik

The rebellious daughter of the Warden of the Lost Desert.

• Action Girl: She stole her family's heirloom scimitar, and isn't afraid to use it.
• Ancestral Weapon: The scimitar which has been in the Xendrik family for generations.
• Blue Blood: She comes from an aristocratic Lost Desert family.
• Fiery Redhead: She's got a temper to match her red hair.
• Rebellious Princess: Technically not a princess (though she is the daughter of an aristocrat), but otherwise she fits. She turns her back on her family and runs off to avoid their plans for her.
• The Runaway: She runs away from her family as she refuses to be a pawn in her father's grand designs.
• Significant Green-Eyed Redhead: She is the title character of Lyra and the Lost Heirloom and has red hair and green eyes.
• Well, Excuse Me, Princess!: Her attitude toward Aurrick.
  "Go back to stealing apples or whatever it is you shabby thieves do."

Aurrick

A thief whom Lyra befriends while running away from home.

• Deadpan Snarker: He is always making sarcastic remarks to Lyra.
• Lovable Rogue: He is a thief who is very charming.

Aymas Xendrik

Head of the aristocratic Xendrik family and Warden of the Lost Desert. He is the father of Lyra.

• Abusive Parent: It's implied that he is one to Lyra, as she shows contempt for him and is running away to avoid being a "pawn in [his] grand designs".
• Blue Blood: He is head of an upper-class Lost Desert family.
• The Patriarch: Of the Xendrik family.

General Characters

Altador

King Altador

Voiced by: James Arnold Taylor (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

The King of Altador, it is named after him.

• Founder of the Kingdom: He founded Altador.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: During The Faeries' Ruin, he arms himself and seeks to find out the cause of the faeries' petrification instead of staying behind in Altador.
• Start My Own: He came from a city ruled by the corrupt and set out to find a new city for his people to live in once he was old enough, only to find more cities ruled by the corrupt wherever he went. Eventually, he found a place he noted would be perfect for a city, and the rest is history.
• The Good King: King Altador rules a land that was among the most cherished in Neopia before its disappearance, and continues to be adored long after its rediscovery.
• The High King
• Lord Country: King Altador, of Altador. Notably, he did not name it after himself. Rather, there was a poll among the Twelve Heroes to decide the country's name, and everyone but Altador chose his name for it.

Jerdana

Voiced by: Olivia d'Abo (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

A sorceress and one of the twelve founders of Altador. She created the time-bubble that kept the land hidden for a thousand years.

• Benevolent Mage Ruler: She is a sorceress who is part of the council that rules over Altador.
• Blue Is Heroic: She is a blue Aisha (and her dress has some blue on it) on the side of good.
• Court Mage: A spellcaster who is an advisor to King Altador and co-ruler.

Fauna

Voiced by: Claudia Black (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

One of the twelve protectors of Altador, this Acara is known for her gentleness and how she cares for Petpets.

• Friend to All Living Things: She is kind and caring to everyone, and is a protector of Petpets.
• Nature Lover: She is one.
• Redhead In Green: Her hair is red, and her vest and trousers are green.

Gordos

Voiced by: Keith Ferguson (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

The tax collector of Altador. He was chosen by King Altador for his honesty in collecting taxes.

• Evil Debt Collector: Subverted as he is good, and is well-respected by the people of Altador.
• Money Fetish: "He knows exactly how many coins there are. He just enjoys counting them."

Brightvale

King Hagan

Voiced by: Dwight Schultz (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

The wise, knowledgeable king of Brightvale.

• Adipose Rex: Much like his brother Skarl.
• Bookworm: He thinks books are very important.
• Sibling Rivalry: He calls Skarl a scruffy oaf.
• Older and Wiser: He is very old and also wise.
• The Philosopher King: He and all his citizens praise education very highly.

Faerieland

Queen Fyora

Voiced by: Anne Wilde (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

Queen of the Faeries.

• Arch-Enemy: Of Xandra.
• Badass in Charge: She has the power to back up her authority.
• The High Queen: She has been shown to be calm and reasonable, even when recovering from being encased in stone.
• Nice Girl: She is said and shown to be extremely kind. And she's female.
• Really 700 Years Old: She is older than you can imagine, but looks like a young woman.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: She did a bit in the Xandra plot.
• The Stoic: See The High Queen.

Jhudora

• Arch-Enemy: To Illusen. She will ban you from her quests for 12 hours if you've already done one for Illusen.
• The Cynic
• Fetch Quest: She sends players to fetch items for her.
• It's All About Me: She thinks she is the best faerie.
• The Fair Folk: She's a faerie.
• Dark Is Evil: She is evil and a dark faerie.
• Mysterious Purple: While "Dark Faeries" come in a range of dark colors from midnight blue to black, the one most associated with purple is Jhudora, who lives on top of a purple cloud, wears a purple and green dress, and has vibrant purple eyes, among other things. Her actual villainous acts are never specified, and the only faerie who might know about them hasn't spilled. It's believed that many unfortunate events in Neopia are her doing, but this has never been confirmed.
• Noodle Incident: Why is she enemies with Illusen?
• Nothing Is Scarier: The citizens of Neopia are terrified of her, not because of what she's done, but because of the fact that she hasn't actually done anything evil yet, which is very abnormal for a dark faerie as powerful as her.
• Pet the Dog: As nasty as she is, she will reward you handsomely for completing her quests. Whatever else Jhudora is, she's not a liar.
• Poison Is Evil: She presents Poisonous Lollypops as awards for quests, and there's a Random Event where she'll give you one of six items, all of which have "Poison" in their name.
• The Rival: To Illusen.
• Sickly Green Glow: She is often surrounded by dark green smoke.
• Silly Rabbit, Idealism Is for Kids!: She says that the happy stuff Illusen does is silly and frivolous.
• Too Good To Be True: She promises "rewards beyond your wildest dreams".
• You Have Failed Me: Her Neopedia article shows her doing...something...to a Kacheek who was five seconds late with her requested item.

Delina (also known as the Crafting Faerie)

• Miss Fixit
• Gadgeteer Genius: In her crafting.
• My Species Doth Protest Too Much: She's a Dark Faerie, but not evil.

Marina

• Call a Pegasus a "Hippogriff": She's referred to as a fairy but looks more like a mermaid.
• The Medic: She is the Healing Springs Faerie.
• Power Incontinence: She can only heal you once every thirty minutes.
• Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She is blond and heals Neopets for a living.
• Healing Spring: She runs the one in Neopia.
• Light-Haired Swimmer: Lives in a pool and has blonde hair.
• Meaningful Name: Marina means "of the sea", which is fitting for a Water Faerie.
• Water Is Blue: Her pond is.
• Water Is Womanly: A kind Water Faerie resembling a mermaid who heals Neopets.
• Nice Girl: She heals Neopets and is female.

Naia (The Fountain Faerie)

• The Eeyore: When you're not on a quest and visit the Rainbow Pool, she'll be looking dejected and saying things like "Oh no, my beautiful magic is gone :("
• Fetch Quest: She sometimes sends you one these, but only if you're lucky.
• Meaningful Name: Naia likely comes from naiad, which is a mythological water nymph.
• Our Fairies Are Different: Has a mermaid tail like all Water Faeries.

Baelia

The Grey Faerie, who has lost her wings and her powers. As a result, she is always sad.

• Broken Bird: She was imprisoned by an evil Dark Faerie named Jennumara who stripped her of her powers. As a result, she has become very pessimistic.
• The Eeyore: She is constantly depressed.
• Gray Rain of Depression: This usually accompanies her.

Haunted Woods

Edna

A Zafara witch who doles out quests. Originally she was human before falling into her cauldron and becoming a Neopet.

• Dark Is Not Evil: She is a witch, who resides in the Haunted Woods and can be pretty creepy, but she's not evil.
• Eye of Newt: Her potion ingredients can be anything, from food to board games.
• Fetch Quest: She sometimes sends users on quests to fetch potion ingredients.
• Power Incontinence: Apparently she accidentally turned some Feepits into Feepit Pie once.

Esophagor

• Big Eater: He is always hungry.
• Fetch Quest: Users can fetch items to feed to him.
• Extreme Omnivore: He can eat anything.
• Meaningful Name: From the esophagus, a muscular tube connecting the throat to the stomach.
• Obsessed with Food: So much so that he demands to be fed constantly.
• Our Monsters Are Weird: He's a nondescript melty blue being that rises from the ground.

Brain Tree

A tree with a huge, pulsating brain. He yearns for knowledge, and will send users off on quests to give him the information he needs.

• Fetch Quest: He will ask those who accept his quests for the date and place a Neopet died. To get this information, one must complete two Esophagor quests.
• My Brain Is Big: He's called the Brain Tree for a reason.
• Sealed Evil in a Duel: He has long been engaged in battle with the Beast that lurks behind him. The reason he constantly fights it is to keep Neopia safe from it.
• Wise Tree: He is one, though he will ask others to give him information rather than doling it out himself. Once they do, he will reward them.

Balthazar

A Lupe bounty hunter who traps Faeries in bottles and then sells them.

• Bounty Hunter: His targets are the Faeries.
• Dramatically Missing the Point: He is asked to help the petrified Faeries by a young Ixi during The Faeries' Ruin, but when the situation is explained to him and he sees for himself what happened, he is thrilled rather than concerned. Then he goes home to free the Faeries he has bottled (knowing that once they're released, they too will be turned to stone).
• Freudian Excuse: He was abandoned by his family as a child. After crawling through the woods, hungry and thirsty, he came across some Dark Faeries whom he asked to aid him. Instead, they cruelly mocked him and threw stones and twigs at him. That's why he now hates all Faeries.

MAGAX

This Wocky once served Hubrid Nox and committed many vile acts for him. Now repentant, he has turned against Nox and they have become sworn enemies.

• All There in the Manual: The Neopedia article on the Brute Squad reveals he's now a member of the group.
• Antagonist in Mourning: Despite the serious nature of their conflict, MAGAX has been shown to truly mourn the loss of Hubrid Nox.
• Anti-Hero: A former villain trying to atone for his crimes.
• The Atoner: He regrets the evil he did in the past, and so fights to protect Neopia from Hubrid Nox.
• Dark and Troubled Past: As the minion of Nox. Apparently he's done something so terrible that the Faeries won't forgive him for it.
• Friendly Enemy: He and Nox are sometimes depicted this way, especially in Advent Calendar animations.
• Heel–Face Turn: He was once evil and a minion of Hubrid Nox, but has since changed his ways.
• Reformed, but Rejected:
  "You still seek redemption for your past?" Nox said, his form all but lost in the storm clouds. "Don't you know there is no forgiveness for you, Magax? The Faeries will never forgive the crimes you committed against them."
  "Perhaps," Magax said, readying his weapon. "But, I have to try."
• Rugged Scar: He has one over his eye.
• We Used to Be Friends: Before turning against him, MAGAX was Nox's minion.

Hubrid Nox

A Chia warlock who is the Arch-Enemy of MAGAX. He was Killed Off for Real during The Faeries' Ruin plot, so all subsequent appearances are of his ghost.

• Alas, Poor Villain: Framed for a crime he didn't commit, he was murdered in cold blood by the real Big Bad of The Faeries' Ruin.
• Arch-Enemy: To MAGAX.
• Badass Cape: His is very Dracula-like.
• Big Fancy Castle: He lived in one which was called Castle Nox. After his death, it's been implied that his ghost still haunts it.
• Dastardly Whiplash: He can give off vibes of this.
• Evil Sorcerer: He is one.
• Master of Disguise: In one Neopedia story, he disguised himself as a lost Cybunny to lure MAGAX.
• Necromancer: He had an army of evil ghost Neopets. Ironically, he then was killed and became a ghost himself.
• Not Me This Time: He was framed by Xandra as being the one who turned the Faeries to stone in The Faeries' Ruin. Subsequently, he ended up being murdered by her to cover her tracks.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: The red eyes were what tipped MAGAX off that the Cybunny he was attempting to rescue was really Nox in disguise.
• We Used to Be Friends: MAGAX was Nox's minion before they became enemies.

Eliv Thade

The ghost of a Kacheek who delights in anagrams. Being given one he was unable to solve is what drove him mad.

• Delighting in Riddles: Anagrams are his life... or rather, afterlife.
• Our Ghosts Are Different: He's the crazed spirit of a puzzle maker.
• Riddle Me This: In The Castle of Eliv Thade game, the only way you can escape is by solving the anagrams he presents you with.
• Sanity Slippage: This happened to him when a servant presented him with a puzzle he could not solve.
• Significant Anagram: The letters of his name can be rearranged to read 'evil death' or 'vile death'.
• Two-Faced: The left side of his face has what appears to be a patch of fabric stitched onto it.

Kiko Lake

Archie

An inventor who created a machine to clear away the bubbles that blocked the view of the lake's bed.

Krawk Island

A pirate's island

Cap'n Threelegs

The pirate who runs the training school on Krawk Island.

• Dressed to Plunder: More recent artwork depicts him wearing a full pirate outfit.
• Named After the Injury: He's an Eeyrie, who usually have four legs, but he lost one of his legs and thus has a peg leg.
• Seadog Beard: When he was redesigned, he gained a braided yellow beard.
• Seadog Peg Leg: He claims he lost his leg in a battle against a gigantic Krawk, but in reality it was lost in a freak Tombola mishap.
• The Tutor: He runs an academy.
• Talk Like a Pirate: His many sayings.

Governor Gavril McGill

• Dressed to Plunder: He wears a fancy pirate outfit as governor.

Kreludor

The moon of Neopia.

Lost Desert

Home to the cities Sakhmet and Qasala

King Coltzan III

The former king of Sakhmet who ended up murdered.

• Character Death: He died, but now he's a ghost.
• Friendly Ghost: He blesses visitors to his shrine with prizes such as weapons, food, and stat and health increases when he can.
• The Good King: He was a kind and generous king, and still looks after his subjects from beyond the grave.
• Heroes Love Dogs: Since his pet Spardel, Sparky, "ascended," he occasionally gives shrine visitors the "Sparky" petpet—a winged Spardel—in his honor.
• Noble Wolf: Or Lupe, rather.
• Our Ghosts Are Different: He's a fairly benevolent one that haunts an obelisk.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: In life, he was a warrior king.

Princess Vyssa

King Coltzan III's youngest daughter, who ruled Sakhmet in the absence of her older sister, Princess Amira.

• Demoted to Extra: Formerly an important Lost Desert character who played a major role in both the Usurper and Search for the Crown plots, Vyssa faded into the background after her elder sister Amira was introduced.
• King Incognito: When she wants to get away from all the palace intrigue.
• Reasonable Authority Figure: Does her best to understand the lives of average citizens so she can be one.

Princess Sankara

The heiress of the Khonsu Dynasty of Khamtef, she was taken in by King Coltzan III of Sakhmet after her parents were killed. She repaid his kindness by assassinating him.

• Evil Orphan: She is an orphaned princess who murdered the king who took her in.
• The Kingslayer: She is the one who murdered King Coltzan.
• Poison Is Evil: She kills King Coltzan by poisoning his food.

Heermeedjet & Meerouladen

Voiced by: Charlie Schlatter (Neopets: The Darkest Faerie)

A pair of siblings who are thieves. Together they are known as the Meerca Brothers. They have connections to Malkus Vile and were involved in the plot to steal King Coltzan's crown.

• Blatant Burglar: Their outfits make their status as thieves incredibly obvious.
• Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: Meerouladen wears blue, while Heermeedjet wears red.
• Evil Duo: Two brothers who work together as thieves.
• Thief Bag: Often they are shown with one.
• Trickster Twins: They are siblings who are identical enough that it is likely they are twins, and they're certainly mischievous.

Malkus Vile

A Skeith criminal who organized the theft of King Coltzan's crown with the Meerca Brothers.

• Evil Wears Black: His outfit is black.
• Green and Mean: He's a green Skeith who is a villain.
• Meaningful Name: His last name, from the word vile, which means "extremely unpleasant".

Moltara

A steampunk and lava inspired world 7,000 feet underground.

Cog

• Action Girl: Makes no qualms about flying close to Neopia's core in the climax of Atlas of the Ancients.
• Gadgeteer Genius: According to her Neopedia entry.
• Wrench Wench

Igneot

• Fortune Teller
• Psychic Powers: Maybe.

Mayor of Moltara

• Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"

Mystery Island

Ghost Lupe

• Our Ghosts Are Different
• Grey-and-Gray Morality: He seems like a villain, but can do good in Random Events.
• Revenge: He seeks revenge for his death, and likely that of his bride as well.
• Senseless Sacrifice: The Ghost Lupe was in life a knight named Sylva. He died attempting to rescue his bride from the natives of Mystery Island. Apparently, she did not survive either.

Jhuidah the Island Faerie

• Ambiguously Brown
• Friend to All Living Things: Is seen being friendly to islanders, tourists and petpets alike.
• Magic Cauldron: She is in charge of the Cooking Pot. Certain ingredients can be put inside it to be combined into new items.

Tiki Tack Man

A humanoid man who runs the Tombola on Mystery Island, as well as a souvenir shop. He is never seen without his mask, and as there are (supposedly) no humans in Neopia, it's unclear what he is.

• Ambiguously Brown
• Ambiguously Human: While his facial features are obscured, physically there's nothing to suggest that he's anything other than a human man. However, this would make him an exception to the rule that there are no human characters in Neopia (the odd caricatured staff member notwithstanding) and theories have ranged from him being a male faerie (also unprecedented) to a very humanoid Neopet such as a Grundo or a Mynci.
• The Artifact: His (apparent) humanity is a bit of remnant Early-Installment Weirdness from a time when some of the site's NPCs were human; while most were changed to known pet species, the Tiki Tack Man remained as-is.
• Does Not Like Shoes: He is always barefoot.
• The Faceless: His face is never shown.
• Hawaiian-Shirted Tourist: Subverted, as he is not a tourist.

Techo Master

A wise old Techo who runs the Mystery Island Training School. He collects codestones as payment, and then places them in his garden.

• Friendly Rivalry: He and Cap'n Threelegs have one, as they both run training schools and compete with each other
• Old Master: He fits this trope perfectly.
• The Mentor: To Ryshu, and really any Neopet he trains.
• Levitating Lotus Position: He's been shown to do this.

Tropical Food Shopkeeper

Tropical fruits and fishy delights straight from the isle of wonders!!

A Techo who sells the player the tropical fruits native to Mystery Island and more.

• Do You Want to Haggle?: Like all of the other shopkeepers, you may haggle prices with him, but you may anger him and he can temporarily ban you from his store.
• Meaningful Name: As his official name is the Tropical Food Shopkeeper and doesn't have a conventional name, it falls under this.
• Witch Doctor: While not exactly one, the original filename for his image was titled "withdoctor.gif".

Ryshu

One of the four guardians of the Mystery Island Training School. He has trained extensively with the Techo Master, and as a result has become a skilled fighter.

• Martial Arts Headband: He wears a yellow one.
• Martial Arts Uniform: He wears one.

Neopia Central

Dr Death

The overseer of the Neopian Pound

• Dark Is Not Evil: While the room he works in is dark with lots of spiders in, and his name is Dr Death, he actually takes good care of the ownerless pets.
• Jade-Colored Glasses: According to his backstory on Neopedia, he was a kind-hearted Animal Lover who ended up in his current role at the pound after earning his medical degree and setting out to make a positive difference in the world. Years of watching innocent Neopets abandoned by their owners made him the embittered soul he is today.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold
• Nice Guy: Despite his grumpy exterior, he is actually this.
• Younger than They Look: Neopedia lists his age as simply "[n]ot anywhere near as old as he looks."

Pound Uni and Pound Hissi

The other pound workers. The Uni works at the Adopt door and the Hissi works at the Transfer door.

• Winged Unicorn: The Uni.
• Nice Girl: The Uni is revealed to be female and very kind.
• Stepford Smiler: Originally, mousing over the Uni would show her with a morose frown.

Soup Faerie

A kindly Faerie who runs the Soup Kitchen.

• Iconic Item: Her wooden spoon and cooking pot.
• Nice Girl: Possibly the kindest of the faeries, she dedicates her life's work to making sure that Neopia's poor have enough to eat.
• Only Known by Their Nickname: Her real name is not known.
• Pink Means Feminine: Her usual outfit includes a pink shirt.
• Supreme Chef: Her soup tastes so good that rich Neopians sometimes try to pass themselves off as poor to get a taste of it.
• Taken for Granite: Like the other Faeries, she was turned to stone for the duration of The Faeries' Ruin.
• Winged Humanoid: Of course she has wings, she is a Faerie, after all.

Roo Island

King Roo

The kindly king of Roo Island who loves playing Dice-a-Roo.

• Authority in Name Only: It's implied that he spends all of his time playing Dice-a-Roo while his chancellor Advisor Broo actually runs the kingdom.
• A Dog Named "Dog": His name is King Roo, and he's a Blumaroo.
• Lonely at the Top: He was not exactly lonely, but quite bored before Dice-a-Roo was invented.

Aristotle A. Avinroo

The self-proclaimed Games Master, more commonly referred to by his initials, AAA. He created Daily Dare, a competition where he challenges Neopians to beat his high scores at games.

• The Ace: At playing games.
• Alliterative Family: With his sister, Abigail.
• Big Brother Instinct: He returned home from camp early after receiving messages of distress from Abigail.
• Brother–Sister Team: With Abigail at times.
• Condescending Compassion: In this random event where he resets a game you've already sent your 3 daily scores for.
  AAA: Hrm... I'll let you play [name of Flash game] three more times today. You'll need the practice if you want to be as good as me!
• Cool Chair: He has one of the hovering variety.
• Fiery Redhead: He has red hair and can lose his temper fairly easily.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He can be pompous and short-tempered, but he has a good heart and does care about his sister.
• King of Games: Absolutely!
• Nerd Glasses: He wears a pair.
• Only Known by Initials: For the most part, he is simply called AAA.
• Sibling Rivalry: He and Abigail have a bit of one.

Abigail Avinroo

AAA's sister, who is more down-to-earth than he is. It was her idea to have her crush Chadley help out with Daily Dare while her brother was away, but she soon regretted it upon becoming disillusioned with him and annoyed by his vanity.

• Alliterative Family: With her brother.
• Annoying Younger Sibling: To AAA, much of the time.
• Brother–Sister Team: With AAA at times.
• Deadpan Snarker: When dealing with her brother or Chadley.
• Fan Disillusionment: At first she is thrilled to have Chadley co-host Daily Dare with her because she's got a crush on him. However, as the event goes on, she sees just how self-absorbed he really is and soon she's desperate to be rid of him.
• Sibling Rivalry:
  "You know, the funny thing about having AAA for a brother is that I find myself becoming a great gamer just to spite him..."

Lulu

AAA and Abigail's cousin who runs the NC Mall portions of Daily Dare and Games Master Challenge events.

• Gotta Have It, Gonna Steal It: During events, she will often break into other character's rooms to steal items for her collection.
• Karma Houdini: She never gets punished for her thieving ways.

Chadrick Woolsworth Tuffington IV

Also known as Chadley. This Zafara is a popular and egotistical classmate of AAA. His smile was rated as Neopia's Most Charming by the Neopian Times for three years running. He hosted Daily Dare while AAA was away at camp.

• Brainless Beauty: In spite of his Neopedia article saying his IQ is "brilliant, just like his smile", he really doesn't seem all that bright. For one thing, he's blissfully unaware that other characters are sick of him.
• It's All About Me: Boy, is it ever!
• Narcissist: He is obsessed with himself to the point of driving those around him crazy.
• Preppy Name: Very much.
• The Rival: To AAA.
• Small Name, Big Ego: He's a schoolkid with delusions of being a celebrity that everyone adores.
• Smug Smiler: He's known for his smile.

King Roothless

An evil king who envies AAA's status as the Games Master. In an attempt to prove he was better than him, he kidnapped AAA and his sister Abigail and forced them to play games nonstop in a dungeon-like chamber.

• Driven by Envy: His reason for capturing AAA and Abigail and forcing them to play games for days on end.
• Green and Mean: He's a green Blumaroo and is a villain.
• Meaningful Name: From the word 'ruthless'.
• Would Hurt a Child: He forces a 14-year-old boy and his 11-year-old sister to play games unceasingly, and then sends them into a game that they would need to escape if they were to be released.

Shenkuu

Princess Lunara

The eldest daughter of the Emperor of Shenkuu. She was sad and lonely, in spite of the efforts of her Petpet Kazeriu to cheer her up. Her sister, Terrana, thought pretending to be kidnapped would be a good way to bring some excitement to her life.

• Faked Kidnapping: She pretends to be kidnapped to spice up her dull life.
• Gilded Cage: She desperately wants leave the palace and explore Neopia, but is forbidden to do so.
• I Just Want to Be Free: Her greatest desire is to see what is beyond the palace walls.
• Meaningful Name: Lunara loves the moon, and 'luna' is the Latin word for it.
• Shoulder-Sized Dragon: Her Petpet is a Kazeriu, which is a small Eastern dragon-like creature.

Princess Terrana

The youngest daughter of the Emperor of Shenkuu, who aspires to be the greatest warrior of all. To prove it, she attempts to scale the mountain with her grappling hook.

• The Determinator: She will stop at nothing to reach the top of the mountain.
• Meaningful Name: Her name is Terrana. The Latin word 'terra' means Earth.
• Tomboy Princess: She wants to become a warrior.

Terror Mountain

Donny

• Mr. Fixit: He is a toy repairman.
• Grumpy Old Man: He's elderly and a bit grumpy, calling people "fur-biting, good-for-nothing prawns".

Taelia

• Fetch Quest: If you ask, she will send you out to find particular foods in exchange for a snowball, food item, some Neopoints, and more rarely, some more exclusive prizes.
• Healing Hands: She is the only one able to lift the Curse of Ta-Kutep.
• Nice Girl: Is very kind, rescuing lost pets from the blizzards of Terror Mountain.
• The Medic: Downplayed. She is shown to have healing powers and used them on Hannah.
• Mountaintop Healthcare: Lives up at the top of the mountain and while she can't heal your pets or sell healing potions like Marina, she is known for having good healing abilities.
• Riddle for the Ages: Why did she leave Faerieland for Terror Mountain?
• We Help the Helpless: She is said to wander Terror Mountain finding Neopets who got lost in the snow and saving them from freezing to death.

Adee

• The Cutie: She's cute, and cheerful, and likes ice cream.
• Nice Girl: Sometimes gives users advice in the form of Random Events.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Her love of ice cream has spawned its own flash game.
• Sweet Tooth: Loves ice cream.
• Big Eater: It is shown that she eats a lot of ice cream.

The Snowager

• An Ice Person: He is a huge ice wyrm that can fire icy blasts.
• Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Hence why he sleeps in a big cave.
• Berserk Button: If he catches you stealing his treasure, hope you like an icy blast to the face.
• Dragon Hoard: He guards a gigantic pile of treasure in his cave, which users can try to steal from when he's asleep.
• Riddle for the Ages: Where did all the treasure in his cave come from??
• Promoted to Playable: Received his own Flash game in 2010, Wrath of the Snowager, where the player controls him trying to get his loot back from a thieving Chia.

Chia Thief

• Too Dumb to Live: Instead of doing something sensible when the Snowager comes after him like hide in a building or leave Terror Mountain, he just tries to evade him by running around and around in circles.

Reina

• Art Evolution: Reina went from a nondescript image of a crying Christmas Aisha, to being bipedal with Nonstandard Character Design, to a more anthropomorphic design with hair and clothes.
• Ascended Extra: Similarly to the Down for Maintenance Pteri she was originally a generic image of a crying Christmas Aisha that would display if you visited the Advent Calender outside of December. While she makes an appearance in the December 1st, 2017 animation, she didn't get a substantial amount of focus until 2021, which gave her an official design and made her more-or-less the Advent Calendar's mascot.
• Early Installment Character-Design Difference: Her appearance in the December 1st, 2017 animation does not have the usual Aisha Eyes Always Shut, instead having wide blue eyes. Otherwise, she looks like a regular Christmas Aisha. Her 2021-onward design, however, keeps her eyes closed and makes her look overall more distinctive.
• Meaningful Name: Reina is a Christmas Aisha, which gives her antlers and a red nose.
• Nice Girl: Aside from running the Advent Calendar, she's shown bonding with her grandmother over pizza in the December 19th, 2022 animation.
• Prone to Tears: Poor girl cries her eyes out if you visit her outside of December, as she has nothing to give you. She perks up significantly once the season hits.

Tyrannia

Kyruggi

• Action Girl: "Just because Grarrg is the Battle Master doesn't mean I don't know how to put up a fight. Why do you think Grarrg is second in command anyway?"
• The Artifact: Originally described as a "Tyrannian Kyrii", Kyriis could not be painted Tyrannian at the time. Even though they have since become able to, they look nothing like her, and her appearance remains unchanged.

Sabre-X

• Anthropomorphic Shift: His Neopedia entry and the Omelette page both still use his old design, a moldy-green Lupe with tusks and stegosaurus-like plates. More recent images of him instead show a hulking Wolf Man with those features.
• The Strategist: He's Tyrannia's master strategist and thanks to their low technology level, his skills are very much in demand.

Tyran-Far

• Meaningful Name: Not much is known about the Tyrannian language, but "Tyranu" is one of the few words that have been confirmed; it means "high", and Tyran-Far is one of the most esteemed warriors in Tyrannia (or, translated, The Highlands).
• Playing with Fire: By reasons unknown, he obtained the power of fire, and his fur is constantly burning.

Virtupets Space Station

Myra the Space Faerie

• Action Girl: Is a heroic faerie.
• Ambiguously Brown: Her skin tone is different than the rest of the Faeries.
• Telepath: Communicates this way when she needs help with something.
• Our Fairies Are Different: She has a sci-fi type outfit and telepathic powers and is a Faerie.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Averted; normally characters in Neopia play it straight, but she's the exception.
• Space "X": She is called the Space Faerie.

Dr. Frank Sloth

One of the most powerful villains in Neopia, Dr. Sloth enslaved the Grundo race and planned to turn all the Neopets into mutants.

• Cartoon Creature: His species is unknown, but he is not a Neopet and he does not like being mistaken for one.
• Cut Lex Luthor a Check: Actually, he does go into "legitimate" business when not the focus of a plot. He's the prime source of almost all of Neopia's high-level technology.
• Do Not Call Me "Paul": Does not like being called Frank.
• Evil Wears Black: His cloak is black and he is a villain.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning
• Take Over the World: He likes to try and take over Neopia.
• Big Bad: Of several plots, and he continues to be an ominous presence in the world of Neopia.
• The Rival: He is Myra's nemesis.

Unknown

Down For Maintenance Pteri

A minor but much-hated face who shows up whenever the servers are offline.

• Ascended Extra: He started as just a normal pet image on the "down for maintenance" page. He became his own character when he was added as a Random Event and Battledome challenger at the suggestion of someone writing to the Neopian Times editorial.
• The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You: His villainous schtick is that he attacks the website itself. Or at least, he claims to.
• Good All Along: The Down For Maintenance screen changed in April 2022 due to the death of Adobe Flash. In the new one, it turns out he's not the one who causes the outages; he fights off the meepits who are.
• Hate Sink: The reason he was added as a challenger in the first place is because users frustrated with site outages wanted someone to take their anger out on.
• No Name Given: He's always just been the "Down For Maintenance Pteri".
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Originally played straight, but later Downplayed. He always has piercing red eyes, and acts sinister, but as threatening as his presence is, he's been Good All Along.